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New York CattleMarkct.

New YORK, July 22-Bccvcs-Rc.
ceipts $50 head, making ,, 100 head for
three days, against 4,G4O head for the
same time last week. Demand moderate
and trade duh at = reduction of ic from
Monday prices; poor to extra native
steers 9!tJl3!c, and poor to good
Texans 7}GIllIc. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 9,32O head, making -, $50 head
for three days, against II, ,O7O head for the
same time last week. supply too large
for the demand, and market decidedly
dull and week at 4!m6lc for sheep,
and 7Cr9lc for lambs. Swine
Receipts 1850 head, making $500 head
for three days, against 9,4GO head for the
same time last week None oGrrcduliyc.
Dressed in steady demand at 9s@lO!c.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East LIBERTY, JUTv 22.-IatIIc-ke-
cc,pt, today i76 head, making 1852
head tor the three days past. Mvrket ac-
tive and good demand, but quality gene
rally common and prices ,c of. Best
s. 6OT : y; medium to good - 25GI6 %;
common to fair 81 25@5 80; bulls and
cows - SOFAS 80; stockers s. Oool
3 30: Texans 81 6O@3 50. Hogs-Re-
ceptS for to day $50 head, making 4.62O
head for the three days past best s. I5@
: so; medium s. j0a7 20. Sheep-Re.
ceipts for to-day ,200 head, making II 400
head for the three days past; selling ut
- 800, } p.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 22-Flour-DemaEd
tatr and prices advanced; western family
S5 S7!@G IS; others unchanged. Wheat
Strong; No. 2 amber 81 50; red ) 80
Corn-Dull for western; western mixed
S7IG S8c Oats-Flrm; No. 6366ic;
white 6566Sc. Rye-Firm at 81 00a
o. Provislons-Nery firm; order trade
fairly active. Pork-S2l %. Bulk Meat,
Shoulders 9G9Ic; clear rib sides ll:c,
l2ic loose; 9(@l2!c picked. Bacon
Shoulders 9,@lOc; clear rib l3s@l3!c;
hams l4@l4!c. Butter-Scarce. Cohee
Firm market, but not quotably higher.
Pctroleum-Quiet; refined llf@ll!c;
crude CSC
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-23
Lamar Nominated 10 Congress in
Missis ipIi.

MEMPHIS, July -. The AgEceES
special from Cornth, Miss, says: The
Democratic Convention for the First
Mississippi District met there and re-
nominated l.. .. {. Lamar by acciama-
ton as a caudida;c fer Congress. Fully
five thousand persons wcac present.
Lamar responded in an an eloquent
speech, after which the following rcsoIu-
tion was unanimously adopted:
R.So'rCi, That we are opposed to the
formation of parties among the people Of
this State formed on difference of race or
color, and We cordially invoke the union
of good citizens of every race and color
IN patriotic efforts to defeat ut the next
election the present State administration
and its supporters, and to secure for all,
blessings ofhonest and capable govern
mcnt.
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Ne,xYork Dry Goods Market,

New YosE. July 22-Bu.inc.s wa.
moderate with the commission houses
and duh with the importer, and jobbcrs
Cotton fanneIs in good demand. Dark
fancy and chocolate prints more active
Pacific print, opened At &c, and Durrell'
at 81. Fancy chs,lmcres and worstcl
coatings in fair demand. Woo flannel,
and blankets sluggish.
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FOREIGN.
The British Pnrliamcnt-An Excited
Member

LoNpoH, July 22.-In the House thi,
afternoon, DisraeIi announced tha: the
government had abandoned the Mrr.
chant shipping bill for this session, and
expressed the hope that the session would
be closed on the 10th or l2th Of August.
Mr.. Plimsoll followed with Il speech in
which he violently attacked the govern
ment saving the consequence Of the
bill souId the destruction Of thous-
ands of lives. He spoke oXaitedly anu
used extraordinary cpithet., stamping
his feet and gesticuIating wildly. setting
the house in au uproar.
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GoYEREMESTS-StealY.
RAILROAD BoNDS-Firm.
STATE BONDS-Quict.

STATE BoNDS-Quict.
SToCKs-Aiterop opening and continuing
firm for the first half hour of business,
under the lead of Western Union, became
irregular about II o'clock, with Western
Union and Lake Shore strong and the
rest Of the list, except Wabash, weak,
Northwestern leading the decline. Soon
after - o'clock there was squirt in {.
&. X |. {. and AT one time 1t looked AS if
there was going to be bull movement
in that long forsaken fancy railroad.
Shares generally had become heavy and
later weak, the decline being general.
Telegraph held its own all day At the
close the market was steady. II is said
that another call for the redemption of
L. 5. fve-twcntic, OF 1862 Will be made
next week by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, for about $lI,OOOOUO, which will
extInguish the whole loan OF 1862. The
transactions on the Stock Exchange were
10000 shares, of which 5000 were Pa.
cifc Mail, 5000 Western Union, u 900
Northwestern, 6,OOO st. Paul, 5000 {. G..
& /. c., $4,000 Lake Shore 3, 100 Wabash
and 1000 Union Pacific.
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Toledo Mark ct.

TOLEDO, July 22-Flour- Firmcr and
held higher. Whcat-DuIl; No. whit,
Michigan spot and seller August 81 y;
seller September II 433; No. 2 Dayton
and Michigan red II Al. Corn-Actiyc
and higher closed quiet; high mixed 1oc;
seller August 1Sici seller september IJ4i
low mixed isle. Onts-FIrm and held
higher; No. . seller August !!c; seller
Septcmbcr i2c
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July 22- Whoat-Quiet
and firm; No. red 81 @s; No.2 81 33.
CONFIRM and held higher at 79G 500,
Oats-Firm and held higher at G3c; No.
> G0r; white &c Pctroeum-Quleti
standard white car lots 9.ci Ohio State
test lUiC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-23
swin,lIerS Arrested.

NEWARK. Nj, July 22-J. :. Bar
bcr of Worcester, aud VIM. Young, Of
Brooklyn. were arrested here TO day. on
having forged checks to the amount OF
$4,000. and other checks of $4,000,
with which they had attempted to swim
die the German National Bank.
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Louisville Tobacco Market.

From the Courier Journal, July 18TH.
The weekly aggregate shows the most
Insignificant sales of the entire season,
and the average of business is steadily
declining
The receipts during theweek were 3al
hogsheais last week Az hogsheadS OF
the receipt, 3l2 hogsheads were planter
packages, 20 were rcdred, and 9 were
shipped hithcr from other markets.
With untavorable crop reports, light
offerings and decreasing receipts, the mar.
kct has scnsibly improved in tone and
low and medium grades have advanced
about soc over the quotations of last
Saturday. Good and line grades have
changed but little, rs those descriptions
were but slightly affected by the recent
depression. New tobacco has been =
triilc more active than corresponding
grades of old tobacco. We revise our
last week. quotations:
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DECKER BROTHERS PIANOS.
w. S. HUTCTIN'S;
SOLE AGENT.
NO. 90 TWELFTH STREET.
jy5
DuI.an2:'S
Rheumatic
Kennedy

VIII cure amy case of Rheumatism or
Rheumatic GOui in the world, that is not
complicated with other diseases. II u tu
bee taken inwardly-thr only way Tia"
diScaS" can b" reached. Attention Is call
ed {" the following certificates:
NATIONAL HoTEI.
WASUSGToN, -. e., Dee. -, ISL
McyNS. Hiph,tNtiHeE B,HtiV:
very chccrfuny State that have used
"Duung'S Rheumatic Kennedy" I" prepared
by you, with decided benefit: ard whIl"
am yet somewhat troubled with the
uI>casc Of RhcUmatlSm, am IN much bet
ter condition than was som" months ago,
which improvement att ibutr Ia your
wonderful remedy.
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS,
Member of Congress, OF Gcurgin.
WASHINGToS, u. g., July ~, lS5l
M.wr,. H,Iph,,AtUc 4 B,utlV:
G,HH,u,,m \ it"r being troubled f"rmHLN
years with rheumatism, and getting nu
relief from medicines advertised tor ia"
cure OF that disease, nine months ago /
was induced by a friend 10 try "Duraug'~
Rheumatic Remedy" (which he had uSed
with decided sucCcSS.l ana To my great sur
prise was cured in the short space uf SIX
days, and have never had "A return Oi II
since, which COuVlncD~ me that the Rene
dv not only cures quickly but crndicItc- II
from the system. Respectfully y@GTs,
Asst. EngrossIng Clerk House Of Repre-
Scntrtiy"s.
We have hundreds of certificates from
all par = of the country telling oi the won.
d,rs of this medicine. Manufactured by
IIELPHEN~TINEG 4 BENTLEY,
Druggists, Washington, -. &.
ToGAS, List 4 Co., Wholesale and Re.
tail Agents for Wheeling, W. Va. mayls'
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The Currency Question.

Fourth-That we protest against any
increase Of the circulating currency, but
such measures be adopted by Congress as
will result in the resumption OF specie
payments ut tho earliest possible moment.
Fitth-That we are opposed to the
granting Of subsidies 10 monopoLies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, July 22.-GoLD-Weak;
opening at ll3 and closing at 1929. Bor-
rowing rates l@2 per cent per annum
and l-64 per cent per diem. Loans were
also made fiat.
(InxERNNiENrS- -Stnnlv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-23

Lees trial for the Mountain Meadow
Massacre began Yesterday The court
WAS crowded. The defence skirmishcd
on every point.
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The Sourn>tdc Railroad Disaster.

New YORK, July 22.-Thc coroner :
Jury in the case of the Sou,h,iie railroad
disaster rendered the following verdict:
We hereby cehsure the railroad company
in not employing good and competent
persons, or = sufficient number to operate
the road safely. Also in not having APP
proved brakes attached to the cars, and in
altering their time table on Il public
holiday. Also putting as general mana
ger over the road an inexperienced man,
with power to direct AID control Supt.
Barton and train master Barr, and We
cxonoratc Sup: Barton and train mas
ter Barr iromall blame
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BY TELEGRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Maryland Democratic COnNcn-
lion.

BALTIMORE, July 22.-The Democrat
ic Convention continued in session until
40 a. NJ, when it adjourned to 1880 A.
NJ. without having reached 4 vote for any
nomination.
About one o'clock this morning Thos.
j. Heating, Of Quecnanne's county was
installed permanent chairman OF the
Democratic Convention. Fillibustering
wa- continued and as the hours moved
on the debate waNed hotter and hotter
and ut i:30 An Stevenson Archer an
nounccd that ifthe Hamilton men would
agree to adopt rules of the last House Of
Delegates of Maryland so far rs appil-
cable to the Convention, the Carroll
men would agree to adjourn until 1880
AN. This was agreed To and the Com
vention adjourned.
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o. t.. johnson, u Deputy C.nsc,,r
'-l member of the Florida i...,,.t.,.,,,,,...' ~
'.,' ,A"' dead last night, at still boT.n
.-.'' len miles from Fernaudina. Tbr
>.''s-.n .- unknown.
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The Platform Adopted.

nc lplo"lhS p!dlivIHI WIS uI'dlIl4''">-
~ adopted:
FirSt-Wc do hereby declare our un-
laltering devotion 10 the cardinal princi-
pies of the republican government as
enumerated by Thomas Jefferson; the
preservation Of the general government
IN its whole constitutional yIgor, It, the
sheet anchor Of our peace at
home and safety abroad, supremacy
over military authority, economy
in public expense, that labor may be
lightly burdeuci; the honest payment
Of eur debts and sacred presentation of
public faith; the arraignm"nt of all
abuses at the bar of public reason;
freedom of religion; freedom of press !;
freedom OF person, under the protection
of hajrgs cu,yts and the trial by the
Jury impar,ialIy selected.
Sccond-PicIgcd to this creed of poll
teal faith, We do further resolve that we
protest against the burden Of high pro-
tcctiye tar.h as needless cXnrtiuns from
u people already intolcrably oppressed
BY a gigantic national debt, and that We
insist that the tariff be- 50 regulated as to
provide only sufficient revenue for genera.
uses. and not for the purpose Of enrich
ing "a few at the expense OF many; that
we protest against the multiplication Of
federal offices and the assignment TO
them of unusual high salaries, and the
abuse OF federal patronage which tends
to dwarf States and to corrupt free insti-
tutions.
Thirl-That agriculture manufacture
ers and commerce should be the equal
care of well regulated governments.
The obstructons of to-dayot them should
be removed, but no tnyoritsm should
be extended to either u. the expense Of
other. That labor and capital are mu-
tuaily dependent, and equal justice de-
mand, that legislation should, Is far as
practicable, harmonic their conflicts,
and prevent the one from expressing or
obtaining undue advantages over the
NJ hrr
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John Lee Carroll Nominated for
Governor.

The Convention was called to order at
1880 this morning, when IL resolution
was adopted referring all resolutions to
the Committee on Resolutions.
After brief discussion about the order
of nominating, the Convention decided TO
begin with Governor.
The nominations were John Lee Car
roll, of Howard, and William I. Ham
ilton.
\ communication from Gov. Groome
stated that he wIs not candidate
The ballot for Governor resulted as fol-
lows: Carroll, 90; Hamilton, %. The
vote was then made unanimous. Levin
Woolford WAS then nominated 10y .ac
clumation for the office of Comptroller.
c. j. W. Gwyun was nominated for AT.
torncy General. The nominees address
ed the Convention. \ platform was
adopted, the financial planks Of which
fImly opposes any imitation OF currency,
and iavors the resumption of specie pay
ments at the caI Iicst moment possible.
The Convention at 2:3O adjourned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-23
Death oran Honest Indian Agent.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July 22.-Major
William Henry Forbes, an old citizen Of
this city, and one Of the very few really
honest Indian agents ever known in the
United States, died at jamestown Tues
day. He had been agent for the upper
Sioux Indians at Fort Totten for several
,.nurs and he died moor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-23
5OOO Agents Wanted Tor Genuine Edition.
IFE AND LtBORS OF
LIXINCS ST E.

by REV. J. r.. CHAMBlSS, VII" ir"m hi
personal writings Including The LAST
JuUENALS,W uuiolds wildly his Grand
Achievements, also the CuTiOsiti"S, Won
d,rs and Wealth Of that marvellous cuuu-
try, Fruits, Minerals, Reptiles, Beasts,
Sayagcs, Sc. ~ pages, lOy rare lllustra-
tiuns only $500. Rich in Interest, Low
In Price. OutscllS everything. 800 first
three weeks. Address HUBBARD BROS,
Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa, or CincIu-
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At'hrclinQ &eai5trr.

..,.4 u New York yesterday
=. ..-,.
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Case of waddy Tnompsuu.

MEMPHIS, July 22.-Thc ease Of Wud-
dy Thompson progresses slowly and is u
complicated one, involving Il partnership
in busincs, houses and attempts to obtain
possession of goods by means Of t. rcplc-
vim bond, together with charges of horse
stealing. 1t is thought that several
beside, those indicted will be implicated.
b. f. Carroll, one Of the parties indicted
Jointly with Thompson, having turned
State, evidence, and shown conspiracy on
the part of Thompson and Arnrtt to
obtain goods by means Of fraudulent rcp.c-
yin hands
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Swimming Match.

CHESTER, Pa, July 22.-At I:I5 this
afternoon the swimming match for the
championship OF the world. between
Coyle and johnson was begun. EXcur-
sion trains and steamboats,, filled with
people, were running all the forenoon.
Betting two to one in favor of johnson,
yet there seems to be It disposition to in
timilate him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-23
I.o,.e. of Fire Insurance Companies

New YORK, July 22-A summary of
the losses of the fire insurance companies
Tor the first six months this year. show,
that they aggregate more than the entire
losses Of 1874. The losses this year have
fallen not upon great cities, but chiefly
upon country towns on property destroy.
ed, in which insurance companies have
paid about SO 100000.
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Fresh Troubles Anticipated.
Steamship I'm Danger.

LIVERPOOL. July 22.-Lightcrs have
been sent to the steamship Abbotsford to
take of her cargo. Her forward com
partmcnL is full Of water, but tie other,
are tight. There are still hopes OF saving
The yessnl.
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Disraeli moved that Plimsoll be re


moved from the House.
The Speaker ordered Plimsoll to with
draw, and he went out shaking his fists
at the Government benches.
The House then considered what action
it would be proper TO take in regard to
Plimsolls conduct. Several speakers
urged his eXcitability as an excuse for his
otiense. Debate on the subject was finally
adjourned till Thursday next.
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The French Sufferers.

NEW YORK, July 22.--Tho French
musical so,ictie, of this city contemplate
holding grand concert for the benefit
Of the sufferers from the floods in France.
Tammunv Hall has been offered free for
that purpose. The French Committee
Of Relief have 5000 dollars on hand,
which will be Immediately forwarded.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-20
Look Ahead.

No great success is eyes attained by
those who arc simply mindful of tho
present. 1t is well to perform each
duty rs it comes upon US as best we can.
We should, in the best sense of the
word. take care Of every present trust,
bat without some well defined future
in our minds for which 10 hope and
work, we viii lack that consistent and
constant perseverance which insure
success. As farmers, we look ahead
too little. We content ourselves with
present drudgery. without having fixed
our plans and determined upon certain
results. As Patrons, we are too anx-
ious TO gather all The fruitat once The
seed is scarcely sown before we are
clamoring for the fully ripened fruit.
AS men and women, let us look ahead
making such wise use Of each pres
ent moment that it will iit us better
for every succeeding one.-Ex.
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Making Use Of the erasshopper.

Making Use OF the Grasshoppers
The foli9wiug dispatch came from
the agent of the associated press at
Washington: The Department of Ag-
riculturc has, by experiments, deyel-
oped plan for utilizing grasshoppers,
which are found to yield large pro-
portion Of oil, equal to the best fish
oil, while the pressed pulp can be used
for the manufacture of sundry valua-
bic chemicals, and purified Cor food,
the residue used as "a fertilizer, 1t is
proposed to catch grasshoppers in high
trench IS and subject them to process
similar 10 that used at the Menhaden
fisheries. If this seasons grasshoppcr
crop comes up to anything like expec-
tations, it promises 10 be enormously
profitable.-E Exchange.
How unfortunate il is that we did
not know this last Summer. Ourp eo-
pie might then have made small for
tune out of the grasshopper crop. Verify
if we had lived in the days of Pharoh,
we would have converted Egypt's 90
Gust plague" into blessing. Every
thing seems TO have been created for
some wise purpose, and we think that
if the 'hoppers visit us again this sum-
lacr, we will surely find out whether
there is any good in them. Necessity
is the mother of invention" and we
intend TO utilize them next time.
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Advance Grange, Eagle Township.
VIM, Van Buren,, Master.
Minnesota Grange "-Nnnescaa Township.
IIros j. MAcREDTE, Master.
Zsrah MeClung, sec'y., Clear Water.
''Wakulla Grange, Eagle Township.
c. 5. Zimmerman, Secretary, sedgwick.
''rrair.e Gem Grange, WACO Township.
JB. York. sec'y., Wichita %
"Attica Grange, ''--Arica Township
JR Mevicker, Secretary, Atrica.
''Yose,nite Grange, ''--ohio Township.
J. d. Malconl, sec'y., Ohio center
"Cem Grange, Park Township
Frank J. Canton, sec'y., Park City.
''Delano Grange, ''--Deiano Township.
Matthew Sealiy, Master
Clarion Grange'-Lincoln Township.
~, " IL -zei, Masser.
5. CLARK, Secretary, Clarion.
Grant Grange, ''--lSirant Township. :,
:, Ihos. . Hoss. Master.
Valley Grange, - Keehi township
a, JoiiS !" AHp' Master.
leo. beiHls sec y, hiehlls-
Pleasant I'M ef''aze-i Del4p9 township
- ,..,.,. s...lni.a Harry . Eia.iln' Master
" ', - "
waco Grange, ~ atson township.
- a ~. c.. h' ,,se ,'.,' MAs'ef'
u. " NlLso'' sec y waco 4 u
"ocAiosa 0faiGe' '-is sqci s,i lowhs,iip.
,,..r,. ilo"' % % lit itl' H~'s'er.
d H"i oaher, Seers'Aly, Ii faso-
fie-'sAni ie" "ranse' nor township.
- ~ ~ -, 80, q. p 1,,i MASTER
y. v = cones secretary De.aho.
limos Grange -iiiihs,s -. loT m.,.p 81,
49, = c., s,,,, =" x,' = III '-''o'cf'
Ai'N' o. 1Aru' eeclel'iy' "icl'lla.
iA'-''e "''iee =" leh-'a qI,"a ,si
Coo NJ .Torl.n Sscros.,.r W ii,sl A''s'Nt'
Sso' "a 'oiuA"' oooi e'@4s' WICHITA
Fay ne N'ra''se' ''yhe ioTh sllp, ~.
r,n,cs K-ilso,, s,c,.r,r s:e,,,,;.1, - -
'a'.icS " ii7o'i, seeie'ais' Dfeeh"ich T. u