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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-05

QUESTION for florists-Is not a rich
mandarin q China Aston:
An freshman called lis pig Maud, be
cause il would s'cOme into the garden
50.
"fiow MANY people, said Jeremy lay
lor, care busy i'll this world gathering
together Il handful of thorns to sit upon
The GiDbc sars that the Rutland
sportsman who predicted a mild and
open winter, because the hair on squir-
refs tails was not So thick as usual, had
MS ears frozen forrinches deep the other
morning.
At Il panty the other evening, Smith,
the funny man, picked from the floor
some ;alse hair, and holding 1t aloft,
wichedlv asked who had lost it. In
puleiyrly the hand of every lady within
carshot went to her back hair. 1t was
cruel to throw them of their guard and
expose them so bat Smith says Ii wasn't
his fault.
ONCE on a time g Frenchman and a
Dutchman were travelling in Pennsyl-
wanna. when their horse lost Il shoe. Tkey
drove up to 4 blacksmith shop, and no
one being in, they proceeded to the
house to inquire. The Frcnchman
raped and called ont, " Is de smitty
witt IN" "Shtand back, says Hans;
''lct me shpeak. Ish der 5lacksmltlls
shop il der hoUse."
y CANDIDATE FOL THE POSTOFFICE.-
That was an irrcverent youth who, to his
aged parent desiring to retire from the
retail trade and take Il government posi-
ton, said: "You i'll the ~postoffice,
Nice old party you'd be III the postotfice.
What could You 10 in the postotfice ex-
cept stand in the doorway with your
mouth open for folks to wet postage
stamps on your tongue
The night clerk of a Burlington hotel
was startled about II o'clock the other
ul0IlJ DN TIE lcIiOHllS Cpi' l a.
time when he supposed he was alone IN
the office: Come along, you hOodlum,
let's go up stairs" $50 nothin'," was
the gruff reply, "let's wait till the mid
night train comes in there's nothing you
can get blood out of i'll the house now.
And the amazed and mortified clerk could
see nobody in the room except two old
gray mosquitoes, DOING on a Saratoga
trunk.
A GENTLEMAN travelling through IL OF
the most picturesque portions OF the
White Mountain region saw a farmer at
work, and being of asOciable disposition,
approached the a expatiated on the
beauty and majesty of the surrounding
scenery, concluding with the remark, Il
suppose, my friend, you enjoy this
glorious view that people come So far to
look att WHY, yes" was the re-
sponse ; "but if Ill had the sortin' of
these hills I'd made them Il little peak
eder."
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-05

II 1919 Mr.. James T. Stuart, Of New
buryport, Mass, went to San Francisco,
Cal, and embarked i'll business, and was
very successful till the great fire Of 1852,
when he lost nearly everything. He
came East, called a meeting of his cred
itOrs, stated his case and proposed his
discharge. The creditors We're. pleased
with his appearance, and not only gave
him a full discharge, but furnished him
with 4 new stock OF goods. IN less than
six months he was able to pay off al his
old and his new indebtedness. In 1888
he entered into a land speculation which
absorbed al his business capital aHd
crippled his e5ources. He made Il full
statement 20 his creditors, art promised
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-05

y. 7. STEWART paid $500, oo0 ii duty
ID. wa";:.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-05

A"YALLER" dog has covered himself
with glory as a traveller or pilgrim or
quadrupedestrian. He was taken last
fall from Indiana to Kansas. But he
didn't like Kansas, and was homesick
through and through. He found meat
scarce and was averse to a diet Of grass
hoppers. SO he tramped it over miles
and miles Of desolate prairies he swan
the Kansas and Missouri rivers and one
day, footsore, weary, and lean, he barked
at the old door. He was six weeks upon
the journey ; and the first thing he did
upon getting home was to eat his dinner
calmly, the next to drive the pigs out Of
the yard according to his ancient custom.
He had learned something but he had
forgotten nothing. If ever dog deserved
a silver collar and unlimited bones fer
life. be is the animal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
New YOrk Market.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Cotton-Firm
ut l4ImI4.c; futures closed strongi
July Is l5-lGc; August - 3l-32Ci lici
September l3 lj-lGml3 3l-$2c; October
Il 23-32c; November 133Ml3 $3.50;
December l3 lj-32c; January Is 3l-32@
l4c; February II 3-l6ml4 7-32c; March
If 7-lGml4 l5-32c Flour-Lower;
receipts 5000 barrels; supcrfinc western
and State - 0Omj 10; common to good
So 5OGs5 80; good to choice 80 95la
6 80; white wheat extra ST jO@6 30;
extra Ohio 81 G5rr7 %; st. Louis - 30
as -. Rye Flour-Dull at - %.
Corn Mcal-Dull at 81 80. Wheat
Unsettled; opened lower; receipts g.
600 bushels; No. 2 spring II 300 -;
No = Milwaukee 81 @iGl 81; No. ) do
II -; winter red western ~ 37G,l 10.
Ryc-Quict at 9}cm$l II. Corn
Higher, with better demand; receipts
100000 bushels; western mixed steady Mt
SO, S3lc; do sail STA SIC. Osts-Morc
active and lirmcr; receipts $4,000 bushels;
western mixed 60MGlc; white G@GaG8c.
IIay-FIrm at S75 90. Cohce-QuIct
at l7IM 2Oc. Sugar-Dull; fair to good
refining 75@sic; prime SIC. Molas>cs
and Rlce-Quict. Pctrolcum-Firm"r;
refined llsc; crude sc. Rosin-Flrm
ut 81 7OCll -. Turpontinc-Firm at
&25c Eggs Heavy western l74m lsc
Porll-Opcncd heavy and closed tirmer
ut $50 0OG2l Oo. Bccf-Unchangcd
Cut Meats Scarce; middcs quiet long
clear city l2lc; short clear 1870 Lard -
Heavy; prime steam he. Butter-Firmi
western 13@22c. Chrese-Firm at II e.
Whisky-Slcudy ut 81 2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wed5teydGy Morning.
The market wa, only fair this morning.
The farmers are harvesting, and until
that important duty is over the supply Of
produce will be- scarce. Butter WAS very
scarce aud the quality poor. Chickens
were also scarce. The supply Of green
stun wa, about equal to the demand, and
sold readily ut quotations. The inces-
SAINT rain, are ctlccting all sorts OF vcgct-
alton 10 such degree that much which
comes into market is unhealthful, and
buyers should inspect It carefully.
PRoDUcE-Eggs at - cts. per doz.;
butter 2j(a3O per 10; chickens lold) 30
cts each; spring chickens SOC, 90 cts per
pair.
VEGErABLEs-String beans 10 cts per
peck; onion, 3 ct- per bunch; green peas,
Is cts per peck cucumbcrs, l0m - cts
per doz.; pew potatoes, 2O@2j cts
per prck bccts cts per bunch
cauldowur,, 10 cts each; cabbage, 5mlO
cts per head; ,4uashcs, cts each; tur-
uips ) CT per busch; tomatoes l5ct2j
cts per quarter of peck; corn, lOG ID cts
per dozen; peppers, Is cts per doz.
FRUIT-Grccn apples, 4OCIjO cts per
peck; watermelons, jOG75 cts each;
sooseberries s cts per quart currauts,
5 cts per quart; blackberries, % cts per
quart; peaches. cts apiece; mushmelons
and cantclopes, lOa % cts each.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
Chicago 1HarkPt.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Flour-Quict and
unchanged. Whcat-Dull and irregular;
No. > spring 81 lS4 seller August;$l Is
seller September 81 Is for No. 3. Corn
Demand active and prices advanced;
No. > mixed 72Ic seller August; 75!c
seller September. Oat,-Dcmamd fair
and market firm; No. 5O4m5lc seller
July; il!m42c seller August; $Ssc seller
September Rye Demand fair and mar
kct firm; 7sc bld and soc asked seller
August; tic bid and 7Sc asked seller
September Barley Demand fair and
market firm at 81 OGl seller September
or October. Seeds-Dcnand fair and
market firm; GOOD to prime timothy at
- jOG2 G2j; clover seed nj - iOn1 %
for prime to medium. ProviSlons-Quict.
Pork-Steadcr at $50 80 seller August
so 7jG 20 50 seller September; nomin-
ally at $50 90 cash. Lard-Qujc, and
steady at So 2Oml3 > seller August;
$l3 10 seller September. Bulk Meats
Steady and unchanged. Whisky De-
mand fair and market firm at 81 Il.
On call board-Whcnt-Lowcr at
81 Isl seller August; 81 l7!@l l7s sell
Ter September. Corn-Ea,ier at 72lc
seller August. Oats-Firmer at sic sell
Ter July; 42c seller August; $3.50 seller
September. Pork-lnchungrd. Lard
-Stcady and firm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
Wool In New York.

There is better inquiry from manu-
facturers, and an improved tone i. notice.
able in the market generally, and prices
rule about steady. California and Texa>
woods are in full supply and to move large
lots lower prices must be accepted The
western clip is now coming forward quite
freely, and the quality is good. Foreigu
woods are quiet st unchanged value,
Carpet woods are in better supply, the de.
mand is good, and holders are firm in
their views. There is strong demand
tor combing woods, and values are highc-
with light supplies on hand. We quote
47c for unwaShed and 6jc for washed.
The demand for California is fair. and
prices are unsettled. There is an I'M
proved demand for WOODEN goods, and
some liberal sales have been made, though
at low prices. The sales embrace i5 bale,
California spring .30Ic, % bales secured
wool 30!c, 1900 lbs Texas 33c, $4,000 lbs
Texas 29ic, 10000 lbs Texas 32c, 5000
lbs unwashed combing on private
terms, 2j, 900 lbs unwa,hed combing ou
private terms, 10000 lbs unwashrd
coming on private terms, 10000 lbs Cro--
Bred Australian soc; 10000 lbs Colora.
do PIE, 10000 lbs Mexican 23c, 5000
lbs Spring California 2SG32c, 10000 10
Southern do 32c, l. bales Spring do ~,
100 bales do on private terms, 20 bale,
do 25c, 22 bales do Sic, 20 bales do Bic,
20 bales do DC, 10 bales do 3lIc, 22 bale
do 20c, Ii bales do soc, 5000 lbs Spring
California at 3lc, 2j,OOO los unwashcd
combing on private terms, $4,000 ID,
washed do on private terms, $4,000 lb> do
fleece on private terms, 5000 lbs conrsr
unwashed pc, $1,000 lbs Spring Cali!or-
MIA 2jCG2Sc, 5000 lbs medium fleece 800,
G2c, 10000 lbs Spring California pc, 20,
600 lbs new extra Fleece 49!c, 10000 IT,
medium Pennsylvania Ole, 5000 lbs cN-
ira pulled 47c, 10000 lbs super pulled
isc, $50 bags Lambs on private term
% bags combing on private terms, 1000
lbs Fall Texas on private terms, % bales
secured &c, Il bales mixed Wool on
private terms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHlSGrON, July %, An. J


OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHlNGroN, July 29, An. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and Calf
States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
falling to stationary barometer, south
west TO southeast winds, stationary or
rising temperature, partly cloudy wealth
er, and rain areas in the last and possibly
first sections.
For the Lake Region Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, falling or sta
tionary barometer southeast to southwest
winds, cloudy or partly cloudy weather
and rain eras.
For the Middle States, falling harom-
eter, southerly 10 easterly winds, warmer
and partly cloudy weather and occas.na.
rains.
For New England, rising followed by
falling barometer, wiuds backing to
southwest and southeast, slightly warmer,
clear and partly cloudy weather.
The Mississippi river continues falling
or stationary at Cairo and Memphis and
stationary or slowly rising At Ni,k,burg
and New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The manufacturers of Fall River have
declined to call meeting 10 meet the
delegates of the operatives. Each treas.
urer or agent is willing to meet his own,
operatives.
1t is reported that Col. VIM. p. Ross,
principal Chief OF the Cherokee nation,
and candidate for reelection to that po-
stiou, has been as>assinatcd. The report
is dl>crrdtcd.
:. j. Finnev, late joint Senator from
San Francisco aud San Mateo, was found
dead Yesterday morning ut his residence
in San Mateo county, having been shot
through the head with rife.
The Minnesota Republicans yesterday
in Convention, adopted platform rs
follows: 1st. In favor of the equality of
MI men before the law. "a. Keeping
specie payment in view. Sd. Tariff for
revenue. 4th. Railway and other cor
nor,tinus to be held in subsection to the
law making power. 9Th. Cordially en-
dor,ir e the party policy. 9Th. Claiming
credit Tor securing recognition of the fact
that subject can ahsolve himself from
ALLEGIANCE to his sovereign by naturall2a-
ton 7th. Heartily commends the
honesty and efficiency ofthe State ad-
ministration. and points with pride. &c.
sth. Example OF Washington must be
followed 9th. National Administration
approved and endorsed. 10th. Approving
of adjusting international difficulties by
arbitration. llth. \ grateful people can
never forget "hcl'" soldiers and sailors.
18th. In favor of free schools. The noni-
nations made were: For Governor, Jno'
:. Pinsburv; Lieutenant Governor, Jas.
b. Weakfeld; Secretary of State, j. ;.
Iregcns; State Auditor, O. P. Whitcomb;
state Treasurer. William Ptaenderi At
tornev General, George p. Wilson. The
ticket is claimed TO be II victory for the
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2o.-F IOur-
Less active; extras 81 G2!; Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family s. 62dG 80;
high grades 81 OOG7 80. Wheat-Qulet;
red 81 35Gl 30; white 81 80. Rye
Held Mt 81 o.. Corn-In good request
but weak; western mixed SiG SIC; yell
ow Soc. Oats-Steady; white GjCd 66c;
mixed G3c. Petrolcum-Firmi refined
llm1lic; crude &c. Whisky-Held at
81 u. Sccds-Clovcr scarce at l4!c.
Butter-Firm; New York and Bradford
county extra 2SCd3Oc; frsts 22G2ic;
western extra 2im 23c; hrsts lSlG2Oc.
Chccsc-Quiet; western fine l0@l0!ci
do prime sl@94c. Eggs-Western
lrn.L lSnlgc.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIYcINNATG, July 28.-Co.ton-DIll
and lower at llic. Flour-Stendy and
in moderate demand; family So 2jGL
$40. Whcat-Quiet at 81 @j@l 30.
Corn-Quiet at 72G 74c. Oats $ De-
unnd far and market firm Mt Goa Gjc.
Rve-DuiI and nominal. Oils nchang-
ed. Proyisions-Quict. Pork-Stcudy
Mt $50 5Om20 70. Lard-Quict and
steady at l$IGr1llc Bulk Mcats-Steady
and in moderate demand; shoulders S!ci
clear rib sides ll.@ lie; clear l2sc.
Bncon-Quiet; shoulders 9!c; clear rib
sides 123ml&c; clear 5ml3ic. Whisky
Firm at $ Ii.
HoGS Moderately active; common 10
good - Go@7 -; good to choice extra
3 1jfp 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
CROP REPORTS
Tornndo-whcat Crops Injured.

CrxCINNArl, July 2S.-An E,"q"ircr
special reports a tornado of limited ex.
tent as passing through Switzerland
county, Indiana yesterday scattering the
harvested grain, unrooting buildings, up
roofing trees and prostrating the growing
crops. but causing no loss of life.
A special to the same paper from r
bana, Ohio, says the wheat crop Is
believed to be almost entirely
lost in that country. The heavy rains OF
the past week, have caused it either to
rot or sprout.
Another special says of the prospect in
Fayette county: Owing to the recent
rains farmers report crops very material
ly injured, and as wheat is all rotting in
the fields, they look upon that crop as an
entire failure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
Toledo Narke et.

TOLEDO, July 2s.-Fiour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Demand
fair ana prices advanced; extra white
Michigan 81 43; amber Michigan 81 3ti
rejected red new 81 10; No. 2 amber
ii %. Corn-Stcady and in moderate
demand: high mixed 76c; seller August
75c; seller September 76!ci low mixed
7j3c: seller August T5ic; no grade 7ic.
Oat.-Quet and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29

ToRoNTo, ONT, July 2S.-The Glob"
has fifteen columns of special reports
about the crops from different places Of
Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince
Edwards Island and Nova Scotia, OF
which the following is II summary:
Fall wheat, although below the aver
age, will be u larger crop than was at one
time expected. Spring wheat Is above the
average. Oats, barley and peas heavier
than for many years in proportion.
Indian corn greatly improved, and Will
turn out better than expected. The po-
tato crop is large, and the root crops are
generally very heavy. Hay Is an aver
age crop. Small fruits are abundant.
Apples ARE less plentiful than other fruits
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
CONSERVATION Among Americans I'm
Paris

LoNDox, July 2o.-A dispatch from
Paris says the failure of Duncan, Shcr-
man e. Co, spread CONSERVATION among
the Americans in that city. Rothschild,'
gave notice early to-day that tncy would
not honor the drafts of the firm if they
ever attempted to recover the monies
which were paid to-day at their house Lc-
fore its failure. Their agent took a gen
tlcman, who refused to refund, before
Minister Washburnc, who supported the
latter in his refusal to refund. The feel
ing among Americans is very bitter
A fire at McGregor Iowa, last night
destroyed property worth from $4,000,
to $4,000. The insurance is about one.
half this amount
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
RAILROAD BONDs-Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Quict

RAILROAD BONDS-F lrm.
STATE BoNDs-Quict
The excitement growing out Of
the failure of Duncan, Sherman "
Co has entirely subsidci, for the
reason that it seemed that no fresh
troubles would arise therefrom. On the
Cotton Exchange there was better feel
ing, and the opinion prevails that no
difficulties will result there from the
failure. The suspension of the CONNER
cial Warehouse Company produced
hardly ripple, as the failure was not
connected in any way with the general
situation Of affairs in this country.
STocKs-Opencd firm and fell of, but
afterwards the market became huoyant
ard active, With sharp advance in
prices. Al the second call the market
was buovant ighest prices Of the
day. Stocks during the last hour Of bust
ness were buoyant, and the highest and
the best prices OF the day were made.
The largest advance was in Western
Union, which rose to 81 Union Pacific
was next in point Of advance, rising To
73!. Lake Shore was also prominent,
and advanced to COZ; Northwest rose to
40! for the common, and "a tor the pre-
fcrred; ST. Paul to 36i for common, and
50 for prefcrredi Pacific Mail to 3Ssi
New York Central to l03!; Rock Island
to lO5; Ohios to 22,; and Erie to l5l.
The market was generally active at the
advance. The transactions aggregated
24l,OOO shares, of which $1,000 were Pa.
cifc Mail, 10000 Western Union, $4,000
Northwestern, 5000 st. Paul, $1,000
Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, 10000 Ohlos and
5000 Union Pacitlc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YogK, July 2S.--The trade
movement WAS general ly slow with com
mission houses and importers. Cotton
goods were quiet, except cotton flannel,
and cheviots, which are in steady demand
and firm. Prints are moving IN
dark madder and chocolate effects Ilam-
ilton Tycoon reps are opened in fail
styles. Woolen goods are quiet. Five
hundred bales OF the West Boyist"u
Manufacturing Company coIorrd
blankets were sold at auction, nud
brought satisfactory prices.
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Raynccs of yellow Jack .

WAsHIxGroS, July 2S.-This after
noon the following was received by Sur
geon General Barnes:
Fort BABRANcAS, July 2S, 1917.
There has been five deaths since my
report last evening. Doctor Shernberg
Is down. We have had no new cases
from Pickens for the last thirty hours.
J. NJ. BRANNAS,
Brrret MAJ. General [. l., Coptdg.
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Further Damage to western Crops,

C1xcrxSArI, July 2s.-Additional
dispatches tonight from southern Onio
and Indiana state that continuous rains
past two days have, in many localities,
utterly ruined the wheat in the shock,
and caused great damage to other crops,
and in some instances land slides are re-
rOrtcd
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July 2s.-Wheat-Frm
No. red 81 80; No. do 81 33. Com
Steady, but unchanged. Oats-Lowcr
No. State Gle; No. > DO 59ci whit
62c. Petroleum-Quict; standard whit.
car lots 9ic; Ohio State test lOic; snn
lots lH2c higher
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

new YORK, July 28.-GoLD-Active
with frequent fluctuations, opening at
ll3i, advancing to ll43, declined to ll3s
and closing at 1871. Borrowing rates
were l-32@l-l6@l -64@2per cent. Loans
were also made flat at . per cent for car
rying.
GoYERNMENTs-Lower, in sympathy
with o,,1J
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Effects orthc Rain I'm Iowa.

Iowa CITY, Iowa, July 2S.-The rain
has lasted two days. 1t found the hay
harvest over, and the grain harvest not
begun. Oats have fallen down with the
weight of the water, but no damage has
Enen done
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29

LOUISVILLE, July 2S,-The Tobacco
Exchange Banking Company of this city
closed its doors Yesterday. The institu-
tioh has been regarded for sometime as
in precarlous condition, and it. present
suspension has no connection whatever
with the New FORK failure. AS far "a,
can be learned no person in Louisville
has been affected by Duncan, Sherman X
Co.'S failure.
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Great Damage to Crop. in Indiana

ClNcINNATI, July 2S.-Thc Go=e't(s
Cambridge Indiana special says that the
rains of the past few weeks, falling al
most constantly, have done great damage
to crops in that vicinity. Farmers ar"
greatly discouraged. \ great many
fields of wheat which have been cut and
placed in shocks during the last few days
have caused the wheat to grow quite
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
Nd EXPLORING TICKETS
500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of FirSt-clu,,
Makers, Will be- sold ri Low l'ri 'cs lUr c't-h,
or on luStallmrntS, or tor rem In Iliy uI
Country, during ihcS" hard tines and To-"
Holidays, 10y HORACE WATEk & SON,
4Sl Broadway, than ever before offered lu
New York. Agents wanted L" sell waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto Organ,
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great iu-
duccmcntS 10 the Trade. \ large discount
q Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
ChOOlS. etc. rcC9gb
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pittsburgh Market.

PlTTsBuRGH, July 2S. Wheat-Quiet
and prices unchanged. Corn-Qnlrti
nominaliy at 1jC, 1ec. Petro'rum-FFmi
crude 81 Is at Parkrr, refined ll!' tur
rhilalrlphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29

Major G. Comstock has been detailed
by the War Department to watch the
work of Captain Eads in deepening the
mouth Of the Mississippi and see that
the contract Is properly fulfilled