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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
Total ,4l8 2,257A3I 1472924 1859 3957,2ol 6o777
TOTAL SINCE SEPT. l, 1874.
Pork. Bacon Lard, Beef Cheese, Ialow'

op ,os ago s7G es 939 1880 4s4jo447 25765l6
PETROLEU M-Crudc 10 steady, with moderate ~ my Az
5sc for prompt AMI 5s95c for August Refined aga an
weaker and limited demand as several ,
most urgent ,nty quoted at lOsa c 10, sp anu
no9,b and lie for August Cases quiet at lG &c
Naphha il N moderate request at 50 d9c ~ Philadelphia
eknad is lOc spot and month"; do ut Baltimore nol
nalr IO7,c from the sources OF supply ~
iusy lie quet at 81 Oil city quiet at sicdtl; housewife
anil ooed at 81 bnsness Tidioute 1et at about
81 Parkers dull steady: United at wells. I2c snip
Inents, Fl. - -, ON o.. xryo,,
ern on private terms quoted at 16 &c. .
SUGAkS-RaY Sugars are inactive AMI nominal notsrs
are not The only transaction we learn OF u ~
boxes Centrifugal We quote Fair TO Good Refining CUBA
AT 7sdsitc.; Prime DO at S'ec Centrifugal hhds ana
boxe4 sssa9Sc; and No. IL Box clayed at s'c Rened
continues demand aud the market IL firm al 80 Iy Sc
for soft yellow aOc for soft White II &c for Crushed
asc for Powdered. and lO7,c for tiranulated:
TIA IOW-Not quite strong and quiet sales OF 5oooo
WHISKY is unchanged with sales Of 30 bbs at 81 22 and
100 bb for after next at Il 81 We clip the following
from Tessrs +. Eoyd CO.'S circular OF this oate nnr
wifi rat rr demand, and decided iang on IN re-
cents on the 18th market opened with sales OF 100 dds
a Si 20 pcr gallon to-day 1rm at 81 3d. The stock
of ghwines the West has been considerably reduce hr
ir ne week and estimate the entire STOCK IN the
country under 80 900 barres the production
mains The same reported Alcohol, tax paid. has been
MN With demand Of supply quote rom " 80
Is9 81 Alcohol for export remains entirely noni
nal al 5dGOc gallon; sales 10 report iectipt5 OF
rhynrs and Alcohol 800 barres sales 81 Hlghwnes anu
Alcohol COO barrels stock hand about 3OVO barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY July 17.-whest dali RS quiet at IL in the street
quet s3c for Mixed western Oats quiet sales
OF ear No White state al C6c; No White state at
bagged lot No Mixed State 1t Csc Malt in steady
BaLrIMoHE- JAY II-Cotton weak Low Midlng, l47s
l5c. Flour rm, demand good Howard st and Western
Family IS 9s6 80 City Mills Rio brands, so 1881 other
craes unchanged whest Give and strong No Western
ii A.; Maryland Red, 81 o5a IL 30 DO. Amber 81 40
wsnsss SPRING q 59ssl 81 Corn active for We tern but
quiet Southern southern White. ore DO Yellow, S1c
&sss MS s: halt s .S: aa but
Southern New, s. 1851; Western White, Sc. ]
dull; Maryland aud Pennsylvania s2las5l. Provisions
quiet end steady po5s firm a, 81 h"s Meats ns%ns
nj, sides 1884, Hams lldi4le. Lard steady Refined.
IiIc Butter steady Wceern Extras, 2-s DO Firsts,
l9o2lc Peirosum Dol,inally lower Grade, ssaoc; Re
Rio cargoss l7l.al9s Jobbins los l7'.d20Ac. Whisky
BosIoS July I7-Four- Market very firm and prices tend
ing UPWARD saes at ~ 50dt5 for Western Supene 50 20
aud Michigan 81 5OdS7 80 for IinoA 80 50dS6 % ioI 81
Louis Choice AMI Fayorite brands dS - for
southern Including Common Extras and Choice Family 80 3
2ofor Fancy Minnesota. Corn quiet At S71s9c for Mixed
for Mixed ami White. Rye, 81 1881 Is. Shorts 81;
Tine Feed MiddlBgs aud prices nominal lie
ceipts-Four 3.4O5 bills Corn 20.lOS bush Oats, 5000
bush.
settled little offered No Chicago. nominally 81 20 No
Milwaukee, II %; arb Minnesota, III 30 White Win
Ter 81 duh Re fg No. Mixed Western. oct
ilAc<ivs nouilnaLy 0Vc. 10. No. Western tJc inactive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
WOOL, MARKET.

Bosroy July 1.-THE transactions OF the week are the
largest for sone tme including upward 81 100000 Of
Donesc Wool good portion Of which old fleece A few
leading manufacturers have been In the market ana made
almost Of all old Fleece Wool on hand including
choice Of and Xxx Ohio and Pennsylvania principally ~
DOC n. The transactions In Fleece Wool unciMnS N.
washed Combng and Deane have been the largest for
months comprising l333OO0 OF al Ads anu prices
again settled down for fine teeces and were Il
might be congratulated tho fact that prices had probably
touched point The only Wool for which the de
mand quite equal 10 the supply Is Medium fleces and
Combiny Deaine Feeces Manufacturers are purchasing
All Offering but this demand stil freely met
BIZ holders prices ner than last week Tnsac
include $4,000 CombDg and Dene al 32 Tor
Washed and 429Gc for UDwashed and these prices MI
probably SUSTAINED Tie sales OF Ohio and Pennsylvana
fleeces have been 59s500 at prices ranging from AZ
condition Xxx Ohio and Pennsylvania could not be
sold al and good medium and Me- as high as
SOC and the has settled down on these figures
Michigan Wisconsin eeces may be quoted at Ii LOT
and Medium with occasional lot oi coco medium WIS
and handsome, high JCc Good average Os
Michigan and Wisconsin cannot, however, he quoted al
4G4l7c TO- The receipts VI new wool have been quite
Large past eekcqual 20 about 100000 10 ana thee ~
nO1 good assortment Offering The demand Tor cMorha
has fair but the market for tbs description
feels depression In other kinds aud sales laye been
N nc for spring and lS0 FALL and when consider
thai there much better assortment OF al kinds offer
ing than previous months the business in thi de-
sciipton Is quite large as can reasonably BE- expec CT
Pulled continue quiet and likely rnain ~ for the
present very choice Maine super has been sold rs high rs
bSc this IL fancy price Choice and super cannon De
quoted at over s5aJOc. q %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
COTTON MARKETS.

,ywORg,ys July 17-Cotton nominal; Middng l5c
Low MdIng lac: Good Ordinary, l2'4c; exports coast
wise ii bales; STOCK 23. NJ bales ,.,r,
SAyANSAIl July 17.-COton duh and nominal Mluunhg
Ilc Middlng 1896; GOOD ordinary, - Sc heS IT,
CENTS 27 bales; sales 81 bales stock, i35 bales
doEIr July l7-Cotton unchanged Mdillng, li'sc; Low
Nidinc fsc.: Good Ordinary IL 2c; neS receipts 20
aW,R ESroy July l7-Cotton steady Mildng li'ic
Low Midng l4c.: Good Ordinary l32c; net receipts oo
baes gross iOl bales sales 100 bales stock 60lI bales
BALTIMORE July l7-Cotton quiet Middling lSc Le o."
bales exports coastwise 40 baesi sales, ~ bales stocA
UAyEsToy July l7-Cotton- Demand fair; Mlddng IA SC
Low Middlng Ii c GOOi Ordinary, l2oc; nee receipts 81
tales gross 90 bales exports to Great Britain, ,2o Dales
coast,yse bale sales Alb BAL stock, 4,sO5 Daies
.ioe: Good Ordinary 13c stock, 1853 bales.
BGsfoS July I7-Cotion quiet Middlng l5iic Low
Mi,tling IA c Good ordinary 14c net receipts DaieS
ross IS bales stock. 49, $50 bales. ,,,
MEMPIs July l7-COtton quiet lower to sell; Miidlns
l4c net receipts 40 bales shipments, 574 Bales SAFES
C CscSS,fI july i7-Coton steady and unchanged Mid
net receipts bales shipments 426 bales Sales Al bales
ST forIs July l7-Cotton dull and nominal Middng
14loc Low Middling, 14c.; Good Ordinary, l34c snip
ments 44s bales; stock, 1901 bales. .,, so,
IOIisyIIIR july 17.-Coton steady Mdding, l4sic.
AUGUSTA July l7.-Coton duh and nominal Middlng
Lie Low Miiding lac. Good Ordinary l3c.; net re-
NoRFoLK July l7.-COtOn weak Mlddling l4'ici net re-
cepts 6s bales exports coastwise 50 bales STOCK l2o7
bales. - ,.. ,o. ,u,,,nr ,si,c
Low Middng IA SCI Good Ordinary IA ec net receipts III
bales gross receipts 10 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

has en- by activity and bncyancy pre-
ng pleasing the features that
during of March, April and MAY and " ses
very evident decided change In the geherM
and spirit of the market Is quite certain W plosan
hereafter Now that Spring Wheat flour mas osIo
very popular in Europe and growing IN iaVoi uxaly
very confidently look for o healthy uaio ".,o
coming season, the prospects now arc ,na. ~
shall have good OF Spring Wheat ht re s y,
been done In leading brands OF shipping exrr W &
arrive the first half Of August and at he close nSs sr een
much quotations New Patent Process haso .ua
nued active demand for the London market a. in
improvements the business has been nght ons
supply Offering The local trade has Deen IT,
Wheat giving very decided impulse 10 the market Atnosn
Medium Wip;er Wheat brands have not moves, IN
spring Wheat brands Of Ike grale. stu they arc
and mot fail attract attention az an u.g
day Choice family brands now IN rcdnceu supp,
and are held confidence for higher hgare NJ
apparent all that they cannot be dupca, &
We fear shall get the quantity irum Wy
wheat though localities the new wheaI ~ ~,
spoken City ground has been In COOL denan ann vi %
and ayorite ked Improvement IN &
Supernc have been In Lively demand anu cosc , vrv
with limited offerings We have REDUCES omI IN r
considerably spring wb lands and the an u,
are that have good demand for export w
season at fair prices that this lrket viii be me
demand for Shipping Extras for next month uonye W.
declined sell fer the future Inc eNpo'
of the week So 63 bbls against 40 800 dds ,ne III
pondng week To-day the market oleneu Io I
tame under satisfactory English alylces -,
Change In weather checking the upward ~
demand early change was very nnitt -. ao
the market is strong but very quiet iof most s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO July l7-Recelpis for the wcekCate li.329
hogs 7Ol sheep, 2SSJ; week last ycar-Cattle,
I7I6O hogs 4s776 sheep 4.4t2 CATTLE linn. fairly a.
rri az Sb1SI for common 10 xua
shipping steers ~ Is oI Poor to Good; soekers ~
6Oa$i 30 Inferior 10 Good Naive Butchers Stock ana
$2QS3 - for through Texans. .
Hoes active aud ntm at about 2oaJoc advance SAFES on
Iixht 81 30aS7 and Choice BclyS sold At
T s0df7 30; Of the trading at SO :0g$7 A.
SHEEP dali ut S30St 80 Tor Poor To- Cfloice
LOUIS July l7LyE Hoes steady and hlni Shipp' r..
80 GJd 70 80 Bacon, 50 1891 Butchers ~ lDdS7 %
CATTLE active anh higher the demand excess the supply
Go1d Natives S5a$6 %; Fair do, y 2JaSJ 10; Medium
81 1904 80 Choice Texans ~ 35dfi 90 Fair do ~ %
ds3 Is Common ~ 621as7 rs receipts 900 hogs' o25
cattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

For future delivery the market advanced ss,e r. but
the only limited sales a. follows all On oasis Oh
sales Yesterday after P. I-August 900 l4Tc; 400
&c September 400 IA sisc; october. l,7OO, l4he no
vsmbeT 500 peeembtT 100 "a u '3 u Jangsr 800
Aprl 200 il S,sc May 5Oj I5c June 200 Is slsc; 100
y7sc total $500 bales Yesterdays closing priccs,Jnly
liz :,: oss 4SsssIi
i IT,; March IL 1917; April u ~ ~ss
1 ,sa ay M MHy i SASsa: 75
100 % S4;s seg gsS 800 l4' ;S
~ IGsss5o i@isc y6S sa,,c 800 i1i.e 1oS iin3ss
October 800 l4iss 500 Il 200 IL re- i9o i4e
JaaTy !. sec Fsbrp mar 49, A .5 March SoS
400 i5,-c Total Z 800 bses grand 20 s. IA 100 bales.
TIUII, AND MEAI,-ILe Flour nAAkot the Dast week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania IS. third issue, 110 Philadelphia and Eri'
Railroad, 2O5s; Reading Railroad, 547s; Pennsyl
yania Railroad 81 Gold. 114Ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

Railroad bonds were fairly active and about
steady. Chicago and Northwestern coupon gold
consols were up to s2sl on sales of $4,000, and
Erie fourths down to $685.. Harlem per cent fiists,
coupons, were easier at 1107 The following are the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

II
cOFFFF-Ther. was business transacted in RIO oday
and the market is firm unchagd figures We quote oln
az carroes al l7i,ql7 ec; fair do lS1flSc good 90
ISal94c prime do l9aal9'sc AMI t1reme range ior
o for spot Cotton extremely dall and
the market is steady unchanged figures. 49, o..
based on IN force sept
S74 and Upland Cotton In store running In qualify not
mere Sa balf grade below the grade quoted
nrtinarv I3a Strict Good Ordinary. Ia MiddLng l5S
S[uI' n,S III low Middhpg Is Good Mid, 1864
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
CpECIAL COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

DANIEL n. STANTON ET Al VS. THE AL ~ a. AM
The appointed Special Commissioner under the
iecreal order the fth June, 1875 made by the S'u
Court Of the nited states Fifth Judicial Circuit eOuneru
District Alabama ia directed among other matie3 10 N
ouire into and report what moneys have been Wtud sA
tended in improving the road by the several ecelver ana ~
The Trustee they have had possession OF te roar ana
from what sources moneys derived anu IesDe
ness OF such xpenures and the particular character OF te
improvements to,co in
Also whether certificates werc In itn
the orders I'm the cause what disposition was ianc Oh e
same and whether sad disposition made in conformity
said orders which In his opinion should be allowed aho
which rejected" -, -. ,,o,rrs6
What attorneys fees have been properly paid or lnou%
far the benefit OF The Trust filing the bill IN hs case ad
Tor other proper legal expenses the Trust and To whom s
several amounts paid or are due
What other sums In detail have properly expended ~
the several Receivers and Trustees In the exercise oil ,he
duties for the said railroad " -. .o,
What services the Receivers and Trustees have ron
the proper execution OF then tIus'S anu VIM" ay
allowance should be made them" ,..
purposes of this Investigation me nou
fes ali ne viii hold sess ~ NJ nat
tanooga beginning MONDAY the 10Th day OF my 1919
Another the purpose VIII Dc nuh ~.
convenient TO New The time and place To be xed ny
further notice. r. PHILLIPS, Special Commiss'ohsr
""''~0' G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
THE MARKETS.
rcarefully reported for The rEIBusxl
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

bAIUHDAf IoIo'
TIE following IS compce list OF exports shipped IN vessels
which we're cleared to-day for foreign ports
BgExEy-Shp Shakespeare. o,,o.,
u-,.o,.,,, osia 80 2O3J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

an italian bark voyage with 4CO qn on
e Hay 90" AND Sn sfR%%re market es but
g We anosS Shipping sa = s q scd
and unchsnced al soSeoS Long Rye Goo7oc for short
do S3ssoc for oa cnsh fair inquiry for Rosn at IN
change. prees sales Of sssbSs ooS9b
q CSa s!T.n S1 s 81 S sp and 5c fe
bb at &C.; 100 bbls at 32c and gO view ~ I'll
ssa 80 for washington and wilmington Pitch unchanged
o@s AZ. a Is quiet quoted a, from erushsIs
hands Crude Fish firm though quiet Lar Is seaasy
with trade demand Prime wln.r qaosa ~ g. and and
10 Other Of: without chang sage had compar
aSs PORK though
reduction in our socs Sr n the a. has been quite
surprise disappointment to many and Sees ~ m
TO attempt estimate the probable exporting pSw ,h ad
V"wth OF the country seems 70 us that the MAJOR part
Of operators In hog product. are no. ia , ,t ,b much
prudence and intelligence. Prime Mess has ruled qnlsI
though generally held with mISn . nrhneI E,tra Prime
S 81 Been vsy %e hsd
The pors %nrsst Sst 2 od Exa Prime at So loo
seller Anggs a. g 20 40 "a now now b ops Beef
ss n,s, sp ss bullet Ss sale. q 50 bS
Extra $40 for Packet Tisrce Beef Is N Ter terms Bss
q 100 sn Ss n GOOD Good
G %ssrn saes Of 1900 eces at o Fresh shonde,s
lie for Picked DO for Picked Hams ii@io rSr
sn bsT sa at H. in bulk. al 1ac Bellies -
average at sc Bacon Is In good denan ana aies Of 400
s G Il hong Clear p ass Hogs sAf rs
saaOc Lard better and !, T2e aexe o @
Refined on private terms 700 Western steam casr last
evening % Kottsrsm at q 900 e cs 49, s eli s0H asn al
ic and 5000 tcs, seller september at IL l3ic
Da a4Sng a %ai c h s asor and there
OF in the demand Inferior pals are accommodating Fskins
are p' Rd % ao h noa S shr
light supply. and in common ana medium QUALITIES pi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

Toak ........... l7ISI,OU6 l.3.4 y35 lrSjb,UUI
FREIGHTsRates by steam are not essentially changed
AM, br sail they with good demand Ia All eas,s
bnf owing 10 the limited supply Of tonnage business re
,adts, TO Liverpool by stesm 900 bush GrAin LA
~ The charters comprise Bsh bark ito arrived hence
10 Cork ORDERS with 100 At "a I'd bark on r9'
evening hence voyage with 5000 az b An
ital an bark hence Bristol Channel With $500 NJ
"a d II rect 3D. OFF Amsrtcan bark hence to Bristol OF
dect sh por 900 bbls Refined Petroleum at D.
bark hence direct port In United kingdcI win 200
bhle DO at Sd GefILA1 ship ito airiyeI from Phiaie
pha 10 Bremen with 7C0n bls DO on terms not male KNOW
an American schooner hence 70 Win 500 Dbs
Do AT O. another from Philadelphia 10 Continent direct
with 800 bis at same rate Anx Change an American
barL hence Roads with 5000 qrs Grain at Is Sd
fat ar1ve from philadelphia 10 continent
With 500 bbs Rennch Petroleum AT 5s 3d. bark rnmoed
Leacc " Cork with JULo Cram ~ Ia ~ 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
rotations based American Standard o. c,Assincauon

TO-DAY. Last Eye'g. Total
n,,on 80 llS 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
financial.


BONDHOIDfEs can obtain iafurmauOn aDoht the ek
~ houf. g.. lands by afreSSir" @; "ii'~' @"
IALNiA h. uUW. NJ " Hds,iI. sl.. Nem. osh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

a Of ia moi 40 strong Gold cable quotations are
heavy Indifferent as 10 any DuI tc ooS' s
and ~ lower prices. We quote n, -
New State Fancy western no, co" ~
Nnr Staie prime To DO. Skinned ..... D ,
t"ncy sor Exnort IL 7l2la state do. u dO.....
ra,r 10 Good = alOL2 English Dairy IL 0l3
Western. \ a. y .. -,,n ,,,.,- yx,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

The following are imporsOns OF general merchandise at
the port Of for the week ending July IT, 1879
No pkes Value. I No pkgs Value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

1911 -, Z, o1 10 Ann in fairdemand WednOie Fine h1tt
At 81 SOaSi Fine Yellow az III Wgsi 'o' |oa' ~
81 5Od$l So: Ground Feed At 81 42dsi o. r.rn
EXpogTs FROM sErI. j. 1874, TO DATE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-25
PER.oxAL.,rHon. p. c. Eastharn.

PERsoyArsT Hon. P. c. Eastman,
State Senator, vas at home, part o.
last week and this week, having
been called fither by the illness Of
his wifss father, David Long, Esq.
On Monday, Mr. Long had 50 much
improved ast6alfow the Senator to
return to.his duties Tuesday morn
ing. IS.
George Moore, Esq, who for the
last six months, has been very i'll,
and who for thelast two weeks has
been 50 extremely i'll, that his ply.
sicians, family and friends, thought
the day of his dissolution was at
hand. We are gratiied to announce
to his many friends in the two yir-
ginias, that he has SO far recovered
as to be able to rest comparatively
easy and comfortable, has agood ap'
petite, refreshing sleep, and enjoys,
as do all old Virginia gentlemen, 9
call, visit. or social chat with his
friends.
Rev. DR.. Richards, Of Kanawha,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-25

ACCIDENTAL PoGsoNING.-A little
boy aged four years, son Of Robert A.
Roseberry, who lives on Mr.. VIM. P.
L. ssNeale's farm, MERGERS Bottom,
this county, few days ago took a
drink Of a solution of carbolic acid.
Immediately thereafter his mother
made him drink tea-cupful of fresh
milk, then gave him tablespoons
fuls of castor oil, by which time Mr..
Ncale arrived with bottle of sweet
oil and a basket of eggs, and at once
gave the little boy large dose Of
sweet oil, after which he commenced
giving him raw eggs, and as the lit
tie fellow wasgulping down his four
teerth egg, at the hands of Mr..
Neale, his son, Robert, arrived with
a bottle Of caleined magucsia, and
Mr.. Ncale stopped giving eggs and
commenced giving a tea-spoOnful OF
the magnesia in glass sweet milk.
Only few doses Of the magnesia and
milk had been given the patient
when Dr.. Barbee arrived and was
told.the history of the case; enquired
of Ny. Neale why he stopped giving
eggs, and was told chat the eggs were
out, and he wanted to try another
antidotc, in the administration Of
magneSia? The little boy was en-
tircly relieved. Was it the milk, the
castor oil, sweet oil, eggs, magncsia.
or the whole that acted as an anti.
dotc for the poisonous dose Of carbolic
acid taken?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-25
WEST VIRGINIA:
A T Rules held in the Clerks office OF the
"A Circuit Court OF Mason County, in the
month OF February, 1870
Frederick Feuzel, Plaintiff,

Catharine 3. wassener and Hanson Was.
gener, Defendants. In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is TO attach the
personal estate OF the defendant, Catherine
b. Wagner, and 10 subject the same to
the payment OF the Plaintiff claim mem
toned in plaintiffs bill.
And it appearing by affidavit filed with
the papers in this cause thatthe defendant.
are non-residcnts Of this State, it is ordered
thai the said defendants do appear here
within one month after the first pub!ica'
ton OF this order, and do what is necessary
to protect their interest in this suit. Tcstc
CHAS. i. WAGGENER, Clerk.
simpson, p.q. L'cb. l-iw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-25

A BAD COUNTY FOR EDIToRs.-A
few days ago We had our right eye in
"deep mourning caused by fall on
the frozen ground. Thursday Mr..
Mason, editor Of the Journal, came to
our Office with his face badly scratch
ed, which he said was done by COM
ing in contact with tree. Andnow
comes the story from West Columbia,
that DR.. Toby, cditorof the Monitor,
on account of some little editorial in
discretion is the possessor of a pair Of
black eyes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-25

Broken WNDow.-0A Thcssday,
while some boys were throwing snow
balls, one Of them, Willie Furguson:
threw one through the large show.
window in sctszer, sehoa & McCul,
loch's store. Damage some IS. II
was no doubt an accident; but il
should learn all boys a lesson. Do
not be . earelcss hercafLer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-25
The Weekly Register.
Loc1L MATTERs.

Orr AeEsr.-D. W. Maupin, Esq,
is an authorized agent for this paper,
with full power to make collections,
receive subscriptions, and to con-
tract for advertising. His contracts
and receipts VIII be recognized and
binding, in all cases connected with
the business Of this Office.
GEO. W. fIppErT, Proprietor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-25

There are some soldiers of the late
war in our county that will get a
bounty under the late law, and there
are some who never will, because
they re-enlisted as veterans. This
is not right, for it shows that the
men who did the most soldering
will get the least pay. VIII some
one explain it so all The veteran sold.
icrs will understand why they are to
be Sighted.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-25

A woman, commonly known in
this place as sold Mag was burned
to death near the County Poor House,
one day last week. She was engaged
in burning brush when her clothes
took fire.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-25
Point Pleasant Market.


4 -four per barrel S. %; NV 90; IN
) so; bnc!iwheat per 100 lbs, S. 90. BraI
per 100 lbs ST 90; shorts do. l p; mid
dlings>do. 10; screenings do. i 90; Corr
Meal, Soc. per hushel
WHEAT-White per bush. 81 10; No.
Red | 90.
C0RN-TR GOOD demand at 60 cts. pel
bushei. Oats command 80 cents per bash.
and BEckwkeat 5l.Sg0c per bushel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-02-25

Coop ADyIcE.-An exchange gives
the following sensible advice: Stick
to Your home paper No matter if
You are poor, remember that none
are so poor as The Ignorant, cxceptit
be depravsd, and they too often keep
together. Keep up your home pa
per. Remember, that it is not so
large and imposing as some, it is the
advertiser Of your neighborhood and
daily business, and tells YOU what is
going on around You Instead Of
thousand miles away.