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New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
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UNION CROP.

LhDung The past week very fair sales have beenmade
ttclaiy Of common. and quotations vel maintained,
.tA tendency t0Wau advance we a.lte nOmnalV af
Wess kockamd, S5c g bbl iOr C0ninon ana 81 % ior
Hsaang; North River 6Jc q Dbl ior CoGimon ana 81 d
- - tor Finishing.
LCMBER-Ihe general tone Of this market pretty steady,
~. nom any excessive demand, bus owing 10 tIt moderate
Nals noted each dav sales have been moderate out
t siock IS he reasonable bid s nc' e. riustl rs ih
tuce has done pretty Wel, and larger trade coun nave
- zone II on fluRs would have permVd; Le hEues LOT
H. Lah caIEues WeIt 81 5l0$ 3, and 81 Icials, sl5H@lA O
- he Pine small shipping orders have been hilel auO Dok
Asi have tas A0d mofe literally quotations arc etcaoy
~ e grades AND supplies Of stock not iarCe Mequoie
ogsl 90 Tor 90 10 and 12nch and sl3 Jcdsi5 r box,
tAa lziHch. Eulsing timber, 13NUt3J. yellow Pine It
s steady the demands rather moderate and slightly
f out a. The offerings are not large no declines can
eases S2l FloOrng Boards. f2t SO do,
80 W 90 90, &2j 500f21 stop Plank step Plank at
S~n-s<l y II caTgOes at the South, Glbo&iC NJ Tie
B sNlrs 0 Hadwcods are fairly active and steadvi the
e. 80 are ony m0l@ale We quote wholesale value by
9aa az about s70aS72 &c q for the Glest Walnut;
ltr wildwood sS60SES for ok, and $50 iOr
Sttsi s5Jae tor Buternut and SHbdff0 for hu.aTy.
pf ftAls-Ihere FatEtr duh market for American
l. Y Oat quOfabe changes took place. though the tone
All oasll, END Gray Forge Sl9as2O. Scotch Pig hna
L., 90 suiAu steady feUTfs, TIE supplies uut being
i-t ~ quite Cotness At sS %; GlenesITOck, s2s; h
,r-, a<t ONSZ7. considered steady though
49, iron, s3eaf4O, currency, at The mins Old
e. Sl8dt2o Wrought Scrap remains quiet but steady
rs ~ i0r no. j. Inpet Copper remains aJoR last
ss elih 2eO0G0 lb Lake sold 2OieQ20atc css. Block
Shl qushce though lover qaOie Sualte I7isc I'm
bsn ioTd10c.; and Banca 2l 2a22c, all gold. In I'm
Only moderate 0bbng sales have been made and late
"SAe h'AlnaAy unchanged Charcoal Ierne, 50 81 "a
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTY, PRODUCE
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING OCT 3, tSf6
IEXpTCE5y Tor IHE \. IAIHINI Nv uII W u I'V'9'71
,-..s-.T ytyseff4Dg

frctsTaT Directions.
ea ~ ood articles The freight and other eat
M poor .oods rvrNilus in good order IN hLagt.t
6o secures examination ami often makes sale Ah,o ~
,acre or loyeu, Appearance fails. Pack srcifey 800 Gdu
Inc uofou viii allow the contents 20 change apout BE-,
u.euiv uf a,au. yrV. necJt with egrs MARI phf
with ptut-a stencil plate is oest-9n1 note "i @
ox 9r barrel stating the amount also. -cnd lltt az No
epwr uie stating Whist sent the route time, tt Ah -
voice or should also be incio-cd in barrel of boy A
PACKAGES. secure lor yuufs itpud-
syoGs put best shape, 80 That fcG ''a 80 i'll
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
.n,n ION. 11sz..c.. August.

March 100 11nse APRIL 100 llf'se iv Aggust g' t.
lV1c;Si-s >. total 100 bales. sales b.1dy ,1P 70
So2 a2jtoDs i9se 22S 79o i ls & 1SS &C., 5' 5S
boz - 500 llssgc; leo llIsci Dece9OeI tV3
yyyc ~ 200 lae January 900 ll'iSGi lVO so 49,
e. March 200. 1l49sac; April 800 a2oi ;iS ygS
w. -f05,-c. 200 1llssaCi August oUW L1-.a1.i t'j
$S6 lls grand total 10000 bales The market cioSeu
a.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
6dpines Banks.

TTNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
" Nos 1896 and 39S CANAL-Sr., Co. Of LAIGHr
open daily 10 to 3 and Monday evenings, D TO
ASSETS OVER S12.000.OOO.
SURPLUS OVER ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
G. s. CHAPN, Treasurer. " J. HAINES President.
T. FLOYD JONES. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 3.Woo. In good demand prices arner
supply light tone % the market ID toward
lher quotations OHIO, Fen~yyauia, and Ec,t virginia
and above a. -4jc: X 40 Medium 4pqt2c Cot SCI,
a.Hatc Ntv.NuTk. Michigan. Indiana ana Western Fine,
8TufHc.s N.tuu. 1JG--c.i Coarse - t.!c5 Cumbln9,
Wn-.d. +-45D,s dn, tuwGsIrd SOC. Canada, ComDlng,
fgrtU, t.. luwt-a,I. 2J4-ti Coarse ana M'dllm On-
,,l.r,.f 20 assoc TU W.rIrI Aprt5D Colorado washed,
a.rlD'a a8 naa,l,d s.2c. Extra and MeuO Pulled,
IIr So lud super Pulled 320a5c: rfyas Fino and
Mr.IIIu IC. tl, tUirN, ltd-Ncs CAltOIuA the anu
Medium .Ja..Uc. fl.. Coarse -Oa 4JC.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Eost dn0 Gonno.

I OST-BANK BOOK No. 72,4O1. Finder
= win please return 70 the German savings Bank, corner
Of lfth-st. and AtIaye.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

SPICES have sold wen in obmg wa at schly ITfe-.
White, 2li2a25ci Mace a5e'Gca Cloves So &C. ] ],leae
Gincer-Calcut,a Cal47e4 Afrcan, ne. P4me"o' 2''
SfEARIN-Ihe market quiet at l2c y ID for Prime
"SJGRR-Rcfned was steady with fair trade Raw sugar
Was quiet and Unchanged sales Of 90 Ahah tehlusa ~
a. follows: Cuba-Infrior Common tclng s@6%c DO,
FAR Refining, $40; DO. cool vc Go iilne ri o43 GO
07sc; Molasses, hhds and boxes Melaaa S454
. ~ s4aghc DO o. N9s - to l' g9q ~ ,n 9l; a@ qo,
DO. White lOa1lhc Porto Rico kehgng C1nmaSs C@5s .,
PT1f P ,es ~ Sos 10 H. 75,a9c Java, s.. Nos
10 % r. 87saS9sc; Manila 7s1o1gc Ee.td lns1I3 ~
cut Loaf lisall i4c; sOit Mlie A. Standard 1880
Yelioyy So Is, a6ie. Other yellow 0i2a9'c
TALLOW-The mar1et WAS s;eldy sales, 10000 b Prime
TEAI1hcre was far invoice demand and some business
most Instances business was checked by the hugness u
holders ~ auction. 90 pkgs sod 9t ~ lof I0l'''
TOBACCO Kentucky Leaf was without clInee Mi,hn %
good steady demand sales within few days have tead
30 cases Sun9rcs al 7a8Oc cases Pcunsylyana sl
on pnvate terms so casts ono ls.i-5 a. G1aq6c 2e7
l5c z5s Wisconsin do at 3abc ad 200 bales Havana
WIAIEBJNE E-Thcre was quiet and unchanged markets
Arctic quoted at 81 lJ currency and Ncrth"est Coast AZ
Swi2IsRY-Marietd dun and nominal at 81 y gallon
WOOIMessr Kitchins Bros monthly circular furnishes
BdMTsIc CiiP-rhe demand has been good throughout the
alter ana prices nave further and California
have met with quick sales and stocks have become quite low
Is fable 10 advance 70 point foreign Woos vii
pete. -, - 80 g. 49, - -
y come arfyls ~ Cap there has been increased n
g fo WOols If THIS class Any furtl or material advance
Wool VIII iear 90 iHpgItuols Oi te bettf
classes o Australian and River Plate Mo0ia
FoEEGN WOOI-AlthOug there hs bcen more IN
ourv during pact month aud some Important Trims
actions have taken place, ns sen9aI hig ,yy thyy
have been made NJ lower prices Iho poor state
~ trade In Carpets with The low uI1ces ruling,
deter the manufacturers running ueiI machinery
10 s fun capacy; therefore the pton ot Wool con
sdefaby essened advance goods seems 10 DE th only
remedy l. unlikely that We lis VIII further nate1ay 90
cline while should active demand set IN prices axe QuIe
likely TO advance,
We quote: .o-.o- -. sea
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

Hrcc.,s OF dried it for the week, lGj nkg and 7o2
Of u,,uis shipments oi dried apples, 344 bills the snip
lgat,d I % I'rT- - our l'lhtipi Mh
large crop Prc. u,A au ei WITH uo i'i"Wlhf udis''
noted bios old -t-to 30 Dul. ftr new bi1
and TOO bbs -outcIu, u 60 rir. 90 te -o' hs ir new
sold To- arrive a. igi uy blr nov en-
r,... rarod a. 5a.c.. ,lr In rJps, 81 De-. Peaches
arc NOT plenty Will demand; lt Of lO Dds Iai 't
uup-sl. C- 1 C 'tnuis Hre rr4ius N dc, niuH. WIN ~.
r,,,,t &. t the - tp - sO oue Ut was just
rlf,r 10 5p Nru lilc.ufv mute have NItrIru one
Ior of I bush was SOLD 90 s.. 10; O.f uIs.u.r lrtus
r. ,,tr % large u u.i b1s, including urary a tic
.t,el i...,. ,.J. u .IY.,4t,. terms.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
REANs lND pas.


Roce's for past week Beue "Hl hDs cNppIiS Ias "''
4-2 pkgs receipts peas. l6S4u bush exports ~ If''
25l3 bush bean trade differs from uc ordinary couLs
Of farm pm, PIydai i ~, ~ d i gi " re so'E one 6rm
Ne.srs Eg6 Ous figure mp 4toi3 hbis ol aSt yti pi pi
handled hy Therc have ueru few rnta t- m m i M
iir tsr gcE of stock Coge being IHuhtd onl al
81 b. old 81 40. Fo large s.,- NJ az 81, y,
ana autrs shipments of rlIfov~ wen, Hitp pNi.e @s tS
al .rgrt sale. o. ola amount GO1 bu, r.r 90 Hi' ~
II ibis nov 100 - TO- vita iev d 10; 70 Vh iL
od 81 gj - bDls od mgGuIut u 70. Prime iel
at ~ ob; 80 b-. at ~ 80, aud 20 bo.s poor a - ~ w.,
Il.s 81 u'sa beans ar' shown nui u'' ", IN o..
establish prices III uf 30 uhis green peas s"'' W ~
The, a,t i4 demand southern b!ac eyed ac l'"'i VIA
- 6o the best offer for iot QuoIr"ls: q, 1ost o5
IEaNs. ftH uiurt'..''.sl "''F' -'
Medium prime. kiif.rci,Frwe, .- g-
80. l.I.b s. .....-----. J l''H -,
10. a., ,It..... ] 4ua-l - Do. 30. ol.,..- ''" ~
D.. poor 10 good 50a 1 70 ,, rEt-. -1 o.
-1'4''" ii'''' % 1o6 Il Can luIS. b.. 800 ~
M, ,rr,g, ,J -g 90 uo,hus,divi1 Ia 10
Pea. rriiroi,rw 5oe - -1a-u. uaa, .. ...., o. n
Receipts for 90, past wcal, Ir.'-'si o' o,
vcck. i5..5l shipment "'i- ,I y Ind, tl..,
100 l1, state batter, t..r. FL, ue' tf' -..'s '..
i.#I t..tc ~as % wHth a.". Ii - .- '' ID.
{, 4Uc. Bowers lut. AROUND i' hti -.ir,"l. '' " l'
'n-ir place StN, E. l'r'.o 1et t'I' "' t t.. t
i,In-. County creamery was sold To-day 20 ao' ril'
90 olao9e. other ra''t % rl't 'i. .t i IT,
was au exact counterpart. ed" ~'m. SD" To 80. 60"
@ ,a' ..i1 af2 ~ 4n"'s.. .. "in "a aiaa. ao al ~.
~ i.. tfl.ii .l lgc aUt A., ait.l Illinois t'' lh,
rcc,iis ~ ?. .rt.ria.r "rIr l,''a- p.t u'' 'l ~
e..,' it. .ue, Iu ,'r.ti, uut u br .F' "r" 'l"
under ir-, atof ." advice. if'u .'i'l it i'
isi,ur upuu tDti I-.i', even al '". u..t' ',
o. ucc, ycvs 81 ls considered rJuo"'' &" "''
I.IU
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
financial
A ENs sIDNkS

GAS STOCKS.
y. NEWY.HE. NtIlEoroLITAN,, MUTT ", Al u, AID
- aals of Eroo1yn aud NeTig3S 3 Gss Securities dealt
Room 2S' 80 pro-dst. y. v
DONUHOaDERS or THE BLEECKER
= -IT.lIT EAIIGOAD.--rle Be"ckCr street and iuon
.rtyil'r elrr.t Haiv.y Company Ia hereafter pay the
mt.rr ou t.cl, bonds The hgi.ol;tI- i iar br,es,r &
Sr isr.i, Camrs, corner Of 7ts ST. and sdave Tor he
ia - aaiIt68ti .'ta'ijy GEo. II. iNGEistLLr secy.
IIRST MORTGAGES
Z on productive REAL ESTATE
Security three t}t ID on rT,,. 4, ~. at cash valuation
Jn WSrkfNs q Co. 70 Cedar ST.. y. Y.
MONTGOMERY AND EUFAULA RAIL
Nd ROAD CoNrtSY.-H0lters Of The hr't MORTGAGE
Sana, OF @ m S'Tnl 9 N y So cs g R5aday 5S . on Es
DAN, Oct, 10 at O'Clock p M , ,,,.. ,,-s s,,,,, 10
pr.. S m'Sa" or peh5 W., al ''' a. 'io IASE ' receiver
NrEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY
= Bondhocrs flI 90 receive crcuar s issucd by
So,s Of the ssde b cala upon addressing IL. P DEcH
NEW-YORK CAB COMPANY UIMlTED).
CAPITA iI..... Il, a.. ,,i,s 1000.
10 Per ,cuum payable ou subscription.
10 Per ,eutm payable ON Allotment
40 For Ceutum Isy yablc in six Months
40 Per Cenam rayaDle N LweIlye I NJ Months, o., i..,s,
The uAdSr.i having been appointed by the secretary Of
state the State OF Newlok Commissioners 10 open books
NEW YORK CAR COMPANY Gimite),
under thc laws thc Limited Liability" act passed June
81. 1879, lave authorized - . -
Nos iG and Is MASS AU-ST,
receive sUbscrpdonBupon the terms above daed he
..ouUYu list. viii be- closed on SAT RDAl tth october,
1856 it 3 O'Clock p. m.
WILLIAM OKiuN. President Western Union Telegraph
Company; ELISHA ". ANDREWS, President Autricah
ID. net Telegraph Company; BANION IVES, Nlce-Iresl
dent stock ENchaur, No Broslst L. J. y SlAkk, PrcSl
Produce Exchange, No 33 COonues slips JAMlS 4.
WIENAN. President cotton Exchange NO LAG pearlst H.
RIEMAN DUNAI, General Managrr Great Western Dis
tat.l 81 broadway: AlGEkNCN =. 81 LLlNAN,
i,uusclur ut Ire2cl Building: MM MCtLJ RE- stock
Exchange tIAS y. pOsION Travellers Club, ~ Jthaye
a financial friend that
w will lo4u geutOmau above amount for three years.
amply secured at ccutntcrest pa able quarterly m All
NauCt-Iu established business Address ~ IEitLlNb,
Tribune Uptown once l,237 Broadway.
q SA 500, 5000. $500, S1,O0O.-ALEA.
QpeJVs FEOTHlNGHAM * CO.. Bankers ana BROKERS,
No ~ Nalt make for customers desirable investments ot
small stocks of legitimate character,
frequently from 90 twenty times the amount
invested thirty days
Reliable stock Piivrgcs negotiated at favorable raes
stocks bought carried long desired deposit ol
per cent Circulars and weekly Reporter sent
free
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

Potatoes, bb...s2 5OdS2 10 Do. Whitc..s2 25ds2 70
DO. Common. 75b 70 Turnius, Russia
Do. sweet. Del. 25G 80 bb... s.... 2ja 80
10. do, Va. 7Jd 20 Pumpkins, e 100 3 O09 b 90
Squasies. Mar Citron pres mel
row, bbl-....... 0 75B 90 ons, bDl..... 400 90
Onions, yellow
and Red bbl.,. l $40 l 62
svNDEIFs.
New Cider Is crowdpg up0n the market with slow sale
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
ouo4sfiong.

Receipts past week. 2t-J bales shipments 2Oio halcs
considerably restricted quite good mary Of The hops are
semi direct 10 Europe from the country, merely pasthg
through Tho foreign demand s good one lot "l %
bales State hops Was sold To pir"tf mere l,t
which Is an Cc though Wc lfaf oi Doe Iad ln inc
country. other sales 10 Dll poor odd Western a. DC"
bale old state m l2c bale, new western AT @Oc anu -
bales state at JOV83c We qu0iet ga.
Stac prime, new pb33 035 Wiscnnuns "a 10
IO. 4. ..1B
gtats Prime, Nils 4 OlCs all grow tIs....- 80
Slate, fair 20 gO0l.....lZ 0IbI
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

The daily receipts for tue week AZ tho various points
Of dlRributiOu fo0ws By Enc Railway % cans
cream. 5000 cans milk Harlem Railroad, 2Z-3 do Nt"
ItailrOa, go Hudson River Railroad 5JD 40
Midland Railroad. $50 milk ana 80 OF clcln mlace
laneuus near rOutc, 1000 milk; total 300 cans
mix Of A. quarts each The pice a. when the SUI pls nag
been sold the platform during the past week averaged
~ beginning at ~ 90 selling a 81 on the 21th and @St
AZ 40 the 10Th 3Otu ~ on tu ls and closing AZ
10 Rk arriving Is nearly an sweet Gud 5 IN c1ccsa
of roauirelnonts; hence dun market
LIVE POULTRY AND GAME.
live poultry Of present wants snf trade dul
Tnrkeys are ehtly improved Dressed has far inquiry at
ia &c seadod ~ 022c for choice drycked Bucks
County. Partdges are having lair inquiry ono lot
O bbs Minnesota brought SOC. Good grouse doing bet
Ter Some poor refrigerator stock sold at 3od5Oc. Wood
cock are and higher Nenson arrives in better coud
We quote;
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
rr-.rLSn cLnrIr AfARKEr

PRINTING CLOTH MAEhEl.
pep,rrr.,r g.. T.. oct. 2-prutiuR Clous firm ~ 47sc
r- . t AXIS! cloths with sales reported az &C. for
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
CREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

4 MN I " IL INN = I III NIoIIII III-N Ls
" NEWYORK TO BRISTOL tEng)-DIRECr
Taking gOOs ana passengers for London, Cardiff Newport
Gloucester ald al ports I'm Bristol Channel
sailing from Pier Is. East lIyer - -
ARRAGON. SvuOu-. WEDNESDAY, Oct
CORN ALL sienpe AIJ llA u OcI II
CABIN Passage so. currency; Excursion, Sl2c; luterme
d1tc SD currency; -tcerage, $50 currency Pfead steer
Certificates SIG. Drafts for IL aud upward Tor ireS1s
passage, apply 20 -.....-., -. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Ocean 5teamers.

n Philadelphia ana Liverpool caingat Queenstown, Thurs-
DAYS from Philadelphia. Wednesday, from Liverpool.
steamers 81 sail from Phiiadeiphia Is follows -
CITY OF NEWl DIRK, Oct5 lord CLINE...--..o oct %
NRlA oct. u Oh Now
ILLINOIS oct. 10 pen
IuCo Of Passage 90 Currency: -
Cabin so 10 500. intermediate, $40 Steerage, rZ5
PETER WRIGHT * SONS, Gen. Agents, Phlladeiplla,
and ~ Broad. d.sr. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
NEW-YoRK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
-ORTH GERMAN Lloyd

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORR,
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN
COMPANY = PIER loot OF SECONDsI- HOBOkEN
ODER, saturday Dct. 7. NECkAk SATURDAY oct Il
MAIN oct L. MilSfi.. SATURDAY oct *
RATES OF PAssAGE from NEW.YQRk 10 sOUFHANP'
TON. HAVRE OR BREMEN: .
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold. I SECOND CABIN. SEQ gold.
STEERAGE $50 currency. Ia
Return Tickets reduced rates. Prepaid seerago Cetui-
cafes, sS2 currency.
W. OELkCHs G Co. ? Bowling -green.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
l STEAMSHIP LINES.

FpED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
: 10 carry the Bel gian and United states Mails
The following appointed 10 sail for Antwerp;
FJ0m philadliphtd From Nsc York.
NFDERLAND. ...... oct l% SWIIIERLAhD.. q
NADEkLAN /. Nov. IL. kENILWOkIH oct 80.
Rates OF Passage In Currency
First Cantn. 500 second CABIN, $50. Steerage s26.
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS, Gen. Agents Philadelphia.
and ~ Broad ST., y. r..
LOHN MCDONALD. y HailaIN. pare. -. ".
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

-EN~ NItINN.
y. Nr.u.Ypu.. NfIHOpOIITAT. MUTT Al AND
Ts.IIt INA y t.t~ STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
a -i uls of lrooa yu NewN0rA GAS Securities dealt
ri ,,, GEO. d. PRENli-~.
10y Roam 70. 80 Broad st. y. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-30
CaughI Him at Et.

A lady, the wife of well known mer-
chant, had occasion to ride in the cars
from the Grand Central Depot. +he
was timid lady, and had mortal
dread of pickpockets. She knew she
would be robbed in riding:through the
tunnel. The cars were crowded. There
was but one vacant seat, which must be
shared with a gentleman who wore y
duster. AS the train entered the tunnel
the woman put guard over her pocket.
Oh, horrors! she caught the hand Of her
associate, and held on to it, resolved 10
'... . IL. ;n 9uity to light. On emerg-
ia lu:J the sunshine she found that she
had caught hold OF the gentlemans hand,
but it WAS in his pocket. She was in
tensely mortified, and made ample apol-
ogy. The gentleman...-who was a well
known lawyer-lsughed the matter of,
but the woman would not be sppessed.
She got the address OF the gentleman.
and sent her husband to explain how
the thing could have happened. In her
confusion she neglected To- explain how
she could hold the hand Of n stranger for
half mile in the dark.-NHr FORK Corr
y.sSD6uisUcs Boston Journal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-30
Governor Hayes Bloody Shirt.
Steubenyille Gazette.

SteuDenVllle GaZette.
On last Tuesday morning w. G.
CASTOR, Esq, of this city, called upon
Governor Hayes at his office 10 the
Capitol at Columbus. While waiting
at the west front of the Capitol Gov.
Hayes came up, and after shaking
hands, begsn a political conversation,
and ia the course of that conversation
said: "On the question of finance, the
resumption act, and the necessity OF
reform we will be badly beaten. We
must wave the bloody shirt and revive
the bitter prejudices Of the war"
OF course, Governor Hayes, in giving
utterance to this expression, supposed
Mr.. CASTOR to be Republican, as he WAS
in company with Republican lawyer
from Toledo at the time. This, of course,
then, proves conclusively that the Re-
publican candidate tor President of the
United States has no faith whatever IN
the possibility Of that party being sue
cessful in tie present campaign with a
fair discussion of the living issues OF the
day, although he, himself, is All earnest,
and, we have believed, honest advocate
of the doctrine of forced resumption.
At the end of the conversation, Mr.
CASTOR said, "You have no doubt OF the
result, Governor" To which he an
swered: 81 do not like to speak dogmat-
ically on that question. The Germans of
Ohio are treating us very badly
Mr.. CASTOR will vouch for the truth of
this circumstance, and there is no doubt
that it actually occurred as reported, and
if Governor Hayes is the honest maR
which his friends claim, and which we
have always supposed him, he Will not
denV il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-30
The ~. Louis Fair.

ST. LOUIS, September 29.-The dispO-
sltion of the people oftnis city is to make
the st. Louis Fair next to the Centennial
Exhibition. All the space in the exhibi-
ton building Is engaged and much more
could have been disposed OF. Every
pen, stall and stable on the grounds has
been taken, and temporary quarters will
have to be provided for much stock.
The special attractions in the horse
line will be the now famous racer, Ten
Brook, the fastest four mile in the world.
All the hotel keepers have made extra
ordinary preparations FOR the guests and
everything promises not only most re-
markabe exhibition of all those things
which make up 4 first class fair, but an
unprecedented attendance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-30
A s10O,O00 Fire.

TOLEDO, o., september 29.-The large
and extensive establishment known as
the Milburn Wagon Works, in this city,
was nearly destroyed by fire this even
ing. The paint shop, which was situated
on the fourth floor in the rear OF the east
ern wing, was discovered to be on hre 81
about 6:l5 =. NJ, and before water could
be turned on the entire end OF the wing
was in flames. The fire department was
promptly on hand. and, aided by the
wagon works engine, did good service.
The fire stesdily,progressed, however, and
soon gained an entrance to the main
building through heavy fire proof wall
by means OF the roof joint and the entire
main building rs well as the eastern
wing was soon destroyed. The fire was
here controlled by the department and
the western wing OF the works was saved
Over one thousand flashed wagons,
besides very large number of untin-
isned ones, were burned. The loss Is
supposed to be not less than s1OO,OOo, on
which there Is An Insurance of from
SlSOOOO to 100000. Several Of the
iremen narrowly escaped death from
falling wells, and one had his arm
broken. This disaster will throw 300
men out of work. The cause Of the fire
is supposed to have been spontsneous
combustion.
The loss will not reach more than
S35O,GO0 to 100000, on which, there Is
AL insurance of Sl35,OO0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-30

DR. REDFIELD, the observant and i'm
partial correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, IN his letter from South
Carolina, gives some reasons why an oc-
casional "unpleasantness" lis to be e1-
pected. He says;
Ifa man prove by five witnesses that
he saw negro 60 in his crib and take
corn, and if the corn is found on him, the
negro can find twenty who will swear
he was twenty miles away on that day.
So that personal resistance was frequently
necessary, or submission TO being eaten
out of house and home. In. Edgefeld
the county treasurer has just run away
with 100000 county money, and lett
the school teachers, bridge-builderS, etc.
unpaid, In Edgefeld the lnegrow Ned
Tennant almost laid seige TO the town
with.a mob of negroes. In Edgetield l
could recount to you the names. .oi forty
people, believe, whose cotton barns, or
gin houses, as they are called, have been
wantonly burned. These houses are put
where there is the least danger of fire.
and before the war the burning of one
was rarely heard of. The character Of
the courts and jurles is such that they
esteem not the quslity of evidence, and
in the matter OF quantity the negroes are
not to be beaten. Scarcely six months
ago a young man living ten miles from
thecounty seat was informed of plot by
some negroes to burn his crib, &". He
watched for them and caught them in
act OF applying the torch. Help was at
hand and they were captured, but are
no. yet punished that l have heard of.
The dwelling-house,o this same man
was burned Just little before.
If a negro thief or incendiary is shot
by some desperate farmer the bloody.
shirt organists begin their doleful strains
about "the new rebellion" and howl ior
the troops.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-30
Moody and Sankey Attack Sinful
Chicago.

CHIC AGO, September 29.-The services
prliminsry to the opening of the Moody
and Sankey meetings, have been well at
tended. To-day four hours Of prayer
in Farwnll Hall were led by Chicago
pastors, Parkhurst, Thompson, Evarts
and Goodwin. The demand for tickets
to the first meetings, Sunday at 8 A. NJ.
and 4. p NJ, is immense. The tabcr-
nacle stands at the corner of Monroe and
Franklin streets, on ground 400
by 100 ieet, contains 5000 chairs, with
complete arrangements FIR security and
convenience. George c. Stebbins, of
Boston, will lead the great cnoir. Mr..
Cree, OF Philadelphia, manages the de-
tails of the meetings, and T. w. Harvey
is chairman of the executive committee.
Mr.. Moody's headquarters is at the
Grand Pacific Hotel