davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-22

400; sapeshne B...e and WESTERN s,.2,as s7a; oom.
s.Wi wnite WHEAT s.'r. 91s; arirs ohio, SKI,
s1.rs, s1.asse.oo. nyp nonr duli Il .sIess. ~.
uoHN-akAt-L1ls moro active; Wesaarn, Sa,oo@
oaA1a-Wheat 1uIst md heavy receipts. u ooo BIT
spring. nngrade.t, $193; No. spr1ns, New York, In
;1fs;f ~ i 81 sssits se * H. 's'as as @ @
III ~ Gns1ae ,ens ~ Nc" DO
bond, &l.s5 nye market esslar; Blsts January and
February. osc. Barley dnll. put anehsnged: M.t
Wei, si.soa 80, dom apsard .teady, closed h.s7y
:. s: s; d e sts4t s2s sess ;,so sr c. ,'a rs H.
western, ca abshc: Noslern msxcd, old, aoas, 7oc.
oa!s ds.rly ac,s and shade armer tees!r4s. o,ooo
II.r-1,rm ahspptns. SIC.
stats. ,usisc; Gsiiiotnia, ias nc. N''>' ~" t~
9socss,.s3Rls s.s, Goos quiet but firm. sugsr-
Loai;.na, sasXa; nausoon, sse; Iatr., ikts7K3. :
sse asansa ,% &C., s' ,: f',s n.pis.
T.lIox-rirm; o4as'.c.
ttHAlNxb 1tFa1a-Quiet; tl.G2i<71.S7X.
EaoE-1fravy-; Wc,tern. 2o{t 4ic. .....--
&?..u; pEsssd hog. atoady: Western. sYta
.!ic. Berf 1ultt. Cut mrats-Hestern auiet; mid
ssi s Ms:tsf" S.sss sax ps s'' :.s 1g sig ss M
y ls-1cs&13o Tor January February. md March.
nurrEn-We.tern, 1eG37sc.
Wn'sxr-a!sisss ,'ss.ss-aanss:sgsai Ss'i; u.,oY.
Ar. L1Ula.
ST. 1.ouls. Ian. 2l.-Cor7oa-1,Atter feeling, but
FLoun-l,uli, hut unchanEul.
GG.ls.waeat strong a!,d higher; No. rcd fail,
, 1876-01-22

Long 1na shnrs clcara quoted 1t loa.o cash. ami
s%ert.pssslea do. e'ca. ounbcrans. % 1ose'
cas! or seller January: long.rut hams, ltist2c
bn1f1: bacon hams, Ittsl3ac.
t,RIAAE-Waa 1aomnal 1t 7t4yc. NaleA Wess co pigs
yellow ut 7tc. 80
REEF lllopUcrs--werc ssca,ly and qnlet At So.sn
S.l .6a4s 70 ~ fur harH.
TALLow-Nas quoted 1t s,r.
, 1876-01-22
REAL ESTATE,


Friday, Jau. u:
CITY PROPERTY,
Stone at, 100 II Of HUetho st, " /. Ill q? lut4
except ke-bhnre Drive, dated jan -. 1000
Ewing r, 1so q " Of Canal st. u I. :i1ll1h IT,,
=, dated jan, 1,soo
T. e:1llh #, dated juu G...........,.., 1,auO
West Ohio 1t, ai6 # Of Iloyno Nv, .9lx
l!ah #, dstei March II, l57a ,....,......,. sU0
bedgwck vt, 3sd It q of CAcuso NJ. VI e. LIZ
49, l2.*, q. dated In, ,,soa
Thrty'aiIh q. p6 tte Ut linhoss bt, III, .1x '
~ e-lu Il, datsd Jan. u, ls'a............. $50
Lyman st. q Il v ot fule vt, v I, 1911hi *
with S?1lI5 II on Fake 1t, III ar the above,
dated J.u. ...:::...,.,....:,....... l1,sVo
Mood st, 10 coruer Of Van l,arrn st, v I. 7sx -
IA 4. dated jan 1000
aiHscho Vt, ~ It 0f Black Hawk at, " {, tEt-
angular lot H. With IAIldiugs. dated jan. ii 1lco
Iot1H or cifi LfGsts, WITHIN 4 HABlUs cy M1Lks
or c0uAT-HouxEt
J.iB pNl-vsfd, ITO II II Of Fiitielh st. ef
ll14.00 II, dated Jan, 9,...,,,,,.,,.....'s i0O00
, 1876-01-22
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-Tho chR,acter Of tue demand and tbs
prIces were not noicextiy different from
tlose prevailing TIN day before, but there rather
armcr toue to tic market. III conHaqueuco Of Tho k,a
scccpts aud ths slightly favorable reports from
New York sud other Eastern points, liberal amount
OF ral!ug done at 326ot5.to ios Inferior cows TO
cliUsce smooth. well.fstsed native steers Tevsalcs
were effected ahove aco or below Sa.oo Tho market
closed Btesdy.
.... QUOTATIONS.,
Choice UeertE--Flne, fut. wcl- formed year
to- year old ttcrrs, weighing l.350 to
.aou in. IS 25as.Ro
tug sn9 10 l.au9 ita. +:aoss.0o
Medium unadee-Stcers In fair tesl, weIeh-
ing lGo to oo 4.2ss@.50
Dntchera 6tock-Poor to fair ateers, antl
connUn 10 ehned cows, for city slaughter.
wetshinG Hoo to t.too III: a.o9aa7s
sloct cattle-common cattle, weighing soo
to oD h.. .:...:....:,.... ..,-.... 3.2,o937s
lnfcrtor-lfght null THU coEN, he!fces
staRs: hnl!A. md acalawsg ateerA...... 9.os92.7s
Ie1axCatte-IhEouRhd dsoFez.. ez............ u.6Ust.00
, 1876-01-22

.yi5
liO0s-Thu ni.rket ruled quiet. 1hc Yrfn v!ews Of
choice l'gh-wegLts and extra heavy cotnnahstt full
Ihursday'a rriess bur ordinary packing hugs ruled
Nightly lowcr ~ will tc scen from the rscor II sales
given below. The ruling prices were f7.lb&a7N
ceassc uneven lotH sold II 97ta71u, mud for sx,ra
Aasortel 81. ic7.5D paid ih few 1ustsueex Tho
market closed cary,
, 1876-01-22
COMMERCIAL.

Tbs following We:s ilu rccetpts and abtptuouts Ut
As le4a!nE attcea Ut produce in hs city during tho
veutY.fuur housu ending At orock ou Friday
norllng and fur the corresponding aats one year sua
, 1876-01-22

--LATEST.
SEw YONG. jan. 2l.-uoll opened At 49, with s4tca
III the turriin at 1131.sll4,.. The rates for car1y
taE were 1T s.
Governments wcrr htrsng.
Railroad bonds strung, will! Northwestern
sohtlatc'1 coupon gold az tlc feature.
State Rccurtiea were Huet a,i strong.
Stocks wcrc acsc and b,tnyaAt, aud tho advance,
WHICH sTanRea from y TO !, extended, general
Ang, Throughout tso ent!ro Irt. Tile greatest Rtl-
was In Nav York CeutTLl which rose from lUsI
10 l12k, on growing helie: that tbs dlylenda ,hiH
year vii! 10 rnIRcd from 10 10 lrr cent. There was
sulnequcn, reaction t' ilhx. ami iuHi recovery to
lttcng 10 fr wl!Ge market although the inErgaRoh
lttenKth Gf Northwestern and st. lau al4ares did
much towards stimulating the general improvement.
Northwestern advanced tu 1! for common and 59: 1or
rrefcrrstt, closIug ut reaction nf onIy -. Iu st.
Paul there advance 10 51a cOlll.luu and to
f3E for preferred. with thu gllsss quotations current
for common and to 3lts for lrcftrrcd.-te former
closing 1t reaction Of Il. Lako 6hore ia TIL,
tud 1t ths t!tse reacted to 9TH. Nork Island was
aud higher 1icca touching an md clos'pg at 2..I.
Missouri Paoac advanced To 13s, Wabash to GAs, Co
lutnhua, Chicago lnI,nn CentsH! to 6,{, Irleto 1G.
mud Missouri, Kansas, mud Texas 10 H. There Ia sono
talk aEDnt q conrfolniBo between tis Pen1syvIta
md tho Columbus. Chrugo {: Indiana Central Co,npa-
ntt. Pscinc hal advanced so:i~A and eoHpd ut I;tt
@51. uulon Pacific lccllusl from c9't to G.. Mich
Gsn Central advanced to g. Western unlon was
steady. Columbus. Chicago I: 1uai1na Central waa
strong rising to hgHe4oo u Dividend: Iron s1oun-
tons REp1Vgated I'LL 600 rareA, of which 1000 wera
lacac Mail. 16tul Western Union, li.0oO Northwest
B6oo 1tock hard gooA 1t. Iauls, O1 IT. Joseph
York Central. H. % OhIos, and ;0U3 Wabash.
Money market easy 1t staG; prime .escau,l1o paper.
s@a.
Tho Asststont Treasurer diabursed t223, 900.
Gearings. sT ,uuV.t
, 1876-01-22

VI o"te:.
Friday morning: i carso, y resl winter .g,ca car
No. NV, .Nllsst, il: cara No. do. os cars No. .
sprh,R III rara No. = o II car, 4ro ettct .ln CIT no
Rras do {t4 wcs>: M ears htpf.nl3xcI cur u cars
No. do q cara new mIxctt d. 81 ears rce.,etl d.
caza no Rra,s ,lo 2a coru, cara wh,to nlts cara
M cara yctectc,, dol car 10 grade d. q oats)
cara No, ryc. car rejected 10 lO cars No. bar
ley It oafs No n d. ,rs relcctett to car no nrao
10 t31 bat1ey, Total, eGt c1rs or IuJoEu I'm, IN.
epec,c GU, h, wheat all hu corn ,lsa BIT,
oatr, 1,A54 BIT ryc, l,fla bu barley.
,r;c rules refjr In rfrncs syrrc very
discussed IN ,c,auao ytsrr,lay. Tho most uotewor.
tbs Thin, ro,,o out wan tho cxnresaion Of lin onin
,o, L axsr,J r,en,,trs thxt ,he r,es+nt Yn1es vii,
w. ~ ,,,. s.,,,. ~ .n.o.-,..t,,t ~ ~. .,,
erR 2pout fshI llltcFFete" M tAoy aaFo pfdh fe'
Gently by the Committees OF Arbitration md Appeals.
1lc strongest ou,c:.loa urged waa that the present
"'s' 80 ~ 49,. w. y. ,,s - 80. ..s.-. ,. Fl -
tett1uR tnen' ~ teitath9 4toal stAkHR "ptoFn'on 70
rules claimed .hst hey asu baso,a uon tho common INV,
a,a tn" ,,. ,nas1 ' sh r. "o,r.s e'o W w
taHe" us"n aFEeI III tns couta'
The friends OF n1ttnbcr OF the Doara Of Tgado VIM
was rcceutly suspended for unassny behavior ,aro
s. a.a., ..,,s n.,,.,,as .a "a "'1e 'o'
ths eo'fe sna M ano'hcs s'nd,iortne Rahaer. .....
Iho 'es''ns pfoanee nsftea were moro aet'yo yfs"
n,c,s. though thu pr,pelnal deal VA, oualn nurYo.
an ,,,cltnS 1c1o ,,, M r.rtrn.r Ss' .hanaa ~
note III outside conditions. tho news from otlcr points
hasne boen anticipated tlle previous evening" THO
reoet,,t. mil Hhinmenss o,htb,tld little change.
rr,,.o o. . ,-,. t.,,r,. t..r H., ~, , l.,
1Actc WIN nooeta'e ai"'ss ttu.' 'ac 1os1' III" III
terror tsaaefor sanle md seasot'abo dry goods, aud
the market maintained a steady aud healthy tnle
r,tr.a AZ rocrr.es rcno-tr s,Jcht IN creass In Tin
,- ~ e,. t 80. ~, -, ,t., =. a.,
number u ot''v'A' sn., NJ" mat lug conaon u .'e
country roatts IL rapidly iMptoT1ng, fnrthHs Ill
creasc Of business Is confidently Looked for.
Prices ware unchanged. The butter and theean
.s. ~, -. 80, fs.t,,,, n.. - ,,.u. ~, H., ~
'fAeF na0 Nv e" ieA'.tes' oo'' u t1eSe"aio he'''
clcR Incenns WIN Goou asnlaan anu commanding
fully former rates. Dried fruits, tiah, and canned
uon4ls were uuecl n,sct. Layer sn lnosa 3tuscateI
g,tyo tt,, Tl,ero 1i,,ht
."'''i' W.. " i 49, N'' @"s'' " 'Ht"'
kHA'hcesoo'iE III o1at W aeoat aosu'cr uulnslpns,
lie ane Of 1cn caribou being tho only Change noted.
C,7I wnntl. leather aud LaRa!i,r Hcrc unchanged
nrtt3 nfl,ar urn,s,,e}s
=, . -. :, :"
cnh',h"eH 8na' l 'e general h'aF2etle nFn III coa-
sequence Of tin uncertainty Of ecttng out good crur
of logs rome Of tho nuHt important numbering Ills.
ris 1oT,, SIM ,r,o.t ,s.s,I,,tto of .,nw 1- o~,
80, ss'er ' ,, 'n w..
sleaoF' e4eeIt ih"HArats' "h'eE thaso tleElihea
III sympathy With the English market. Tho receipts
continue amalt. aud arc quickly .a1o., hy the tlealtr.,
yv,, hI,ic7. uu,1 hrrs woso unchanged Heed. wcrr
'"'' "'".'' ~" A'9 'o'o "''.'".*e'i' 'ee''' "t!1
a'''cs Due hst except laoto5' when was moreafre!s
, 1876-01-22

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
C1EvEhAAp, Jsn. 3l.-Ietr6luum hrln; standard
ws ulu tes>. lie; $50 ttate} test, 12c; Michigan,
lAt:c
, 1876-01-22

80 T.NHIa.
GREEN FIlUlTA-FuEcgn prints Hsre III fax local
re1ucst and stsaiy, choice Hr4srH aud tcmulls bex
hsm. Arnra are unchanged. Choice crantcsF!es aso
Il. as ulttrr light aHrrlngs: farnca ranges, fSeHs
HtJ par ca4s; a1eRstna uo Esuta ib1 per lax !ety
lenons. tGoJta 30 I'rr Lox wntcr xpies. tl.14 t0l
per brl 1t1n .toGe: csanbertieA luao rrr br
thu grocery trar, tut Tho IL * far from beI9
active, sayu III few departments, md tho prevalent
feeling IL not specially buoyant. Quotatton1 stnlAn
about tho game ~ 1t ths tsRinAinR Of tho week:
kIcI-AanCoon, 6tGsjc; Csrolins; 74QSc; 11ouist-
AHA. eJt@ikc.
UoE4AK.-o. @. Jaws, alK8a2He; Jays No. Z, 2sk
, 1876-01-22
PHILADELPHIA wool MARKET.

Ff7TCNCELPFIEA "JOL MHHKEf,
PH1LADELrIIA. Jan. 2l.-Hool IN slightly improved
dernAud: 0h!o pennsylynula, and West Virginia Xxx
and aioSe, 4;t95os; x, 4Ga4su: 1notlium, 4asslc /:
coar7e, 4ae49c; New York, Mten!gsn, mud Western
1nc. 49EEtsc; medium, Ao@5+o; eoh1xc, 4ad319c /;
coinuins wsshod, ea@sGoe; oombInR, ,1nwahhel 42c
cansds coublng. 63c; fine ,lnwaslcd 80 sa2s:
and medium nnwsBhsl, 3,ea3so tub washed, Goa
tTc; extra and mestuo pulled, 4o@ toc: No. l and
super pulled, 4o7 t2c; Texas anp aud medium, 3lo
2Gc; Teas coarse, 2lGa23c. ,rs.x..,
, 1876-01-22
TELECRAPH,c MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


srsefaf Dnnnfth 10 fts Ch,edqs Tribune.
L1vEnroot, Jan. 1l-ll o. o.m.-tIoun-Eo.1 i, 2ss Cd ;
No. ., :s,s Cd.
A,x-wheat-win.cs, No. !, loa: No. ., "a al ;
spring. No. os lod No. 81 id; whlto NJ. !. lUa I'll
M. ,. los I'd; club, No. ], lis I'd: No, 2, los Cd,
Corn-Sew. 2Hs cd@2ss OIL: OH, 9us odtaols.
rnovts1oxR-rork. a2s Cd. Lard, 60a I'll,
LiyEAruoL, Jan. M-1 p. in.-NHkA1-Wb!te No. J.
los Cd Nc. los Sd; club No. l, lis Id; No. 1oa 3D.
LAAD-5gs.
Hest unchanged. tsrt""t
LisERrooL, Jan. q - -LatcEt.-Cor1oy-Stca !;
6.@G 5-l6d; sales Of 900 bales including 2GQo for
speculation and export, anu s2lo balas American
salrs for hc weak. $4,000 baes, Including 1000 baloa
for export, 4o0p for speculation, nhd 5000 An,crcan
stock in port, Ga3,o00, including 3G2D0O American
receipts for tho week. 12i, oo,, Including 93ouo Amo.
can: actual export, Gooo amount nost. 40 In
cudsng $1,000 American; forwarded from phtp's sae
direct to sp!unerB, l7,QUG.
GnA1s-Dull; California white, arerake, .1oa 3is
los ID; do club, 1ps udais Id: teoclpss Of wheat for
tla past days, 600 qrs including 5000 American
1aovis1oSs-Lonl. b9s. uacop, long clear, 6op.
1-ospoS, Jan. 4l.-THE DAHK or ESa1AYD-Amnunt
Of bullion withdrawn from tho nank Of England Gu
ba1anco to-day. cs,oo3.
CosAoLs-1louey, u 41-3s: accot,nt ~ 15,1G
UNITED srArEs Dosps-'t5s, lUsA; Ills, l08r, ;
1o-aoa, lo0N: now g. lOtts; New York Central. W;
Eric, 14,:; preferred, 29lN.
TAtLow-49s ID.
rsr'soLruM-Rehncd,los los nd: Bplrits do, ~ ca.
rAR1a, Jan. 2l.--RENrE@-Gjf dlc
FnasKFonr, Jan. N.-uNIrED srArrs Dosps--Eew
ss, 1Wls.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS, '-'''
MEM bnLEASB. dhn. 2l.-Ootton-Domand good ;
aales, 10,43n baies; pr!cea stoadier good ordinary
to Hsnet good ordinary, 9H@loXc; low m!ddlings to
strict low tni1dlIngR, ssltAc: mdllings to strict
middh,9n, lstt112Ec: good mdalings to n,tt,dlIugs
faiF. l3kfd1*c; receipts, mt, 10.0ol GnfeH; gross,
1854 exports TO the Continent B95S; coeatwsse 45
stock, a2oB53; weeks salcs s3oo; receipts, nc<, 17-
6i2 grosa exports to Great nrtaln, 20 734 10
The Continent, 1s.3Gs; coastwlsc, B,945.
SAVANNAH, jan c1.-Cotton quiet; 1n1ddiiuRs 12?<c;
rock. s3,o2 bales; wechly net tnceipta lal0: gross,
14,49G exports to Great ritan 74Ga; to tho CONT
ncnt, 4,UJ3; coastwihe. ASIA; esles, 11,y1o
oi1AALxx7os, Jan. 2i.-Gotton-s1 -s1iadnngB, i:s<c
stock, G04G0 balcn: weekly net reeetpts 1O,c1l; *
ports to Great britain, s,ala Trance, a40a to ths
Continent, 32s; cohstwtae, e,89l sales 10 200.
MoblLE, Jan. 2l.-cutton firm midd!snsr 17kta
12c: atock. 7o,o5s baea weekly net receipts IT, e,a
Eross, l3.c8s; ekports to urrat lrita1n $500: to
France, 1887; coabtwiac, $3.50 Hlles, 1l,3O0.
dAlyraToN. Jan. al.-Cottnn quiet; low grades
neglected md nominal; m!dlllngH, 191tc; stock,
8,as0 bales; weekly net soceipts. 13,2s5; gross,
l3,3G2 exports to Great Dritan 5s42; o tho Cont
neut. Gda; Channe sa5 coaasiso, G4e; salcs 118B7.
, 1876-01-22

ptTTsBuRo IRON AND PETROLEUM MARKETS.
IITIsuuaa. Jan. Observation-Disclosures but prices
remain unchanged; good mill Iron quoted Rt s22,5os
$780, four months.
rErnoLEuN-Crule nEm INT" moderately Actiro;
$ou7k 1t parksrs; refined, 1Js3la5sc, Philadelphia
delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-24
FOREIGN.
Turkish Atrocities.

LONDON, June 23.-The Daily Nelos
publishes letter from its Constantinople
CORES pondent, dated June 10th, giving
the details of the atrocities committed in
Bulgaria BY the Bsshi Bsjouks, the Tur-
kish irregular troops. The writer says
all movesble property has been plum
dered, houses and villages burned, and
old men, women and children indlscrim-
inately slaughtered. 1t is estimated that
provinces which heretofore yielded 10 the
government an annual income Of
four million dollars will not pay
one quarter OF that sum this
year, or tor years 10 come. Various
estimates place the number OF lives
sacrificed st from 1900 TO $4,000. The
correspondent names thirty seven
villages that are known to have been de-
stroyed. Among the refugees, the number
of whom, is very small, there is not
. girl over ten years Of age. In the vii
lage of SerustilzA District of Phillipspal,
dfteen hund ed persons are known
70 have been killed. This village
Consisted OF four hundred houses,
and was prosperous and peaceful,
Every house has been burned.
and all the inhabitants killed. except
q few women and children, who took re-
fuse IN Phillipapsl and some women
who we're carried of by Bashu Bszouks.
These cruelties have made . great in,
preston at Constantinople and the Eng
lish ambassador has intervened with the
government to put an end TO them.
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ser.p Of Ha,eocks Record.

From the Baltimere Gazette.
In ls67 Gen. Winfield ). Hancock Is &.
sumed command of the Fifth Military
District of the United States, composed
OF the States Of Louisiana and Texas,
and these were some Of the words Of his
General Order No. 40:
The right Of trial by jury, the hsbeas
corpus, the liberty of the press, the free
dom OF speech, the natural rights OF per-
sous and the rights of property must be
preserved. Free institutions, while they
are essential to the happiness and pros
periiy Of the people, always furnish the
stropges. Inducements to peace and Or
der
And again, when appealed to by the
sasssps Of tyranny TO usurp the limited
power his position gave him, he brsvely
answered:
Arbitrary power has ne existence
here II Is not found in the lsws. Of
louisiana or Texas. 1t can not be de-
rived from any act or acts Of Congress.
1t is restrained by the Constitution"
This sounds like good constitutional
doctrine, aud should be carefully weighed
oy the men who 60 to ST. Louis. This,
with our compliments. -s
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N.sse..i De.ser.ss- c..v..ss.,.

NottooaA Dc.OCBoSAC Nooveos4oo.
ST. LOUIS, June q But few addition
al delegates have been added to the list
of arrivals to-day. A faction Of the Illi
nois delegation and part ofthat of Kan
sas came this morning, md few indi-
vidual members from other StateA but
no full delegation has yet arrived.
that Of California being still
incomplete. Perry q. Smith, Of Cooke
county, Illinois. district, says Of the deli.
gates from there six are for Tlldcn, and
from the best infosmsticn he has, be
places the State delegation st twenty
three for TildeA, ten for Davis and
nine for Hendricks. Individual delegates
from the Southern States tails pretty
freely, but are careful not 10 Commit their
delegations to any particular ayinion
of line of action. One Of them, very
prominent in Alabama, ID for TIden and
believes that most Of the representative
men of the South prefer that gentleman.
but bis observations sinee leaving home
had tended TO modify some of his views
on the general situation, and he thought
It likely that this wvald be the result
with many Of the delegates from that
section. ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-24

Wool IN BRooKE-The Herald says
some few sales of wool have been made
81 atout 3Oc pound; but we understand
thst it requires very good article, put
up III irst-rate style, to command that
price Some clips have been refused n
tha. figure. nj least go we are advised by
= dealer 10 the article, who further ex-
pressed the opinion that growers
would have to accept considerably
lower figure, SIS an average, than
3Oc pound. The wool growers
ot this region are generally
class OF men as compe-
tent 10 form an opinion Of the probsbil-
itles OF the market tor their staple As are
the dealers or anybody else, and OF
course will exercise their judgemnt in
regard to selling at the figures offered or
holding on for better. 1t would, of course,
be better for the community generally
that they should sell, and that the pro.
ceed- of the wool crop be At once put
into circulation. The prices offered are
certair Iy not very remunerstive, but that
i. uot 80 important to know, ss TO know
bow 20 better them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-24

HAYES is q Presbyterian, but according
to Cleveland paper, it did not prevent
him from taking his shack pay.
Boston Post:-"Funny that the re-
formers never thought of Hayes until
after be was nominated, isn't itF
Cleveland Plaindeaier:-"Hsd Bristow
been nominated he would have given the
Democracy of the whole country some
trouble, but Hayes will only trouble US
IN Ohio, and as we always haye gwen
him close fight we are not AFRAID OF
him. We think we can get away with
him for the Presidency"
Yusut, the son of the late Sultan, Is
said to be conspiring to overthrow the
Turkish Government. But there's no
Yusuf trying to do that,
If lager beer does not IntoIicate what
is the use of fooling away time and money
on it?
The Republican party has set its face
against the correction OF any abuses, and
insists that there shall be no reduction OF
the expenditures, no matter how much
the people may suffer, or what falling on
IN the revenues there may be. A Presl.
Dental election is al hand, and money is
needed to carry it on. Therefore, the
patronage must be retained, and an army
of ninety-four thousand office holders
kept on pay.
The Vice. President, under the Consti-
tuition, is q mere fgure-head or waiter on
Providence. At the White House he Is
habi.ually regarded, as the Prince OF
Wales has always been by the ruling
King or Queen, as person whose daily
duty it is to pray for vacancy on the
throne. In the Senate his vocation Is to
decide points of order and to preserve
decorum. Mr.. Wheeler, therefore
counts for nothing, and will not add
vote to the ticket. There is no Vice
President now, and the world Woeio
move if there never should be.-Ne~
York S,al.
Pennsylvania takes the hrst honor ~
West Point this year, and she will do the
same in the Presidential election. FHs-
5urqh Commercial.
By casting her vote for the Democratic
candidate for President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-24
CHARLBroN FIRE.

The telegraph made mention of 4 Are
v,;o, ,oo.',.t :, r,.,,o.,,, la, IT,
D 1''' - oN'' 'eS'o'' 'A' '
day morning, without giving any par.
.iculsrs. Fhe Charleston Journal brings
Il. thu foI,ov;
oeslnning On Virgins street was !ns
,e''dshce OF NJ. A Z. GiooeAs. occupied
y A. Mi'hsm Jeienko, tro-se1ry
.nNas .ne' VHaea Al $S'Uo. Total ioss. IN
NJ IN, N Eastern companies Tor SLOW.
NJ, o'ooens furniture WAS stored away
is u.n ,ue second story. Loss about $loo
u. 'ssu'eo. M: Jelenko also suner-
Ieasy loss on his furniture, vnicn
~S Also insured. .-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-24
The Ceuteu 0 ial Fourth.

WAsHINGToS, June 23.-An order
has been issued by General Sherman
providing that the Centennial anniser-
sary of the Independence of the United
States will be observed as follows: AT
each military post and camp, provided
with artillery and ammunition, salute Of
Is guns will be fired At dawn and also at
the close of day and national salute BE-
fred at meridian. The post CON-
manders will prescribe such additional IL
expensive observations, auch rs parade,
rs are considered appropriate to the oc-
caslon. They Ii ay also at their discretion
participate with their command in any
civic or m litsry ceremonies taking place
in the vicinity of the posts to which they
NAV be invited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-24
Destructive Tornado.

CINCINNATI, June % An Enquirer
Paris, Ky, special says tornado struck
the northern part of that city at $50 ?.
NJ, demolisbing 10 or II houses, includ
ing the coiored Methodist Church, up
roofing q large number of trees, and
doing other damage. Onlv two persons
were injured: one seriously.
At NicholasvIlle the lightning struck
a house igniting two kegs OF powder. The
explosion demolished the building and
seriously injured colored woman.