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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

.mendment of the First branch to the
s;yth resolution in the report of the Com.
mittee on Streets ADD Alleys, considered
hv the First branch on the 18th instant,
and has receded from its amendments 10
the proposed ordinances eGtitled "An or
dinspcs in relation 10 the dulles OF the
Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades. the Committee on Water
Works, COMMITTEES % Fire department,
and the Committee on Lights" and has
agreed to the said proposed ordinance.
The following resolutions we're offered:
Rssolysd, That the Street Commissioners
be hereby instructed 70 make report to
This Council his reasons for not obeyiag.
me order of Council. passed Feb. IL,
1877. recurring the Street Commissioner
TO enforce, after due notice, the follow
ing sections OF the ordinance in relation
10 str eets and alleys, viz sec. y, III, IL,
II AID 2S. Passed.
Resolved, That the Street Commits
sioner be requested alter three days no.
tice to have Twelfth street cleared, and
to have the sidewalk put in proper OIL der
from Main street west and to collect the
cost of the same from the proper party
and that the same order be made with
regard to the obstruction at Tenth and
Market streets after ten days potice.
Passed.
The Committee on Fire Department
and Water Works made no report on
account of being unprepsred.
The. report of the Committee on Streets
and Alleys, awarding the contract foi
scrsping the streets to James Haley, q;
adopted by the Second branch, was con-
Cured in.
MIR. Blair, in the course Of his re-
marks, said no was very much AFRAID that
unIess the city came to some Immediate
conclusion 10 regard to the license ques
ton, that the parties who had fsiC
United S .ates and State taxes would very
hk,ly be sustained in law from closing
on account of the non agreement OF
Council to lame the sum that it woulc
| assess.
Mr.. Blair asked for a new committee
of conference with the Second branch IN
order to dispose otlhe license question in
some way, either by refusal to grant oil
to grant license.
Mr.. Baird asked If the present ordi
nance could be wiped out and new
ordinance offered in order to avoid new
conference. No action.
1t was moved That the license question
be Isid on the table, ayes 6, nay. b.
The estimates OF the committees were
referred to tho Committee on Finance
or consideration.
The Committee on Streets and ALLEYS
was author zsd to advertise tor bids FOL
curhing. Concurred i'll
Hervey s. Cor, application for licenses
rs Auct oncers was not acted o..
w. N. Haller was granted license tt
act rs Auctioneer.
Petition of j. r. Jackson asking leave
to build a stone wall IN front OF hi
dwelling house was granted.
w. NJ. Grieves was employed as gas
purifier.
R.solusd, That the trustees Of the cit,
cas works be authorized to lay the main:
in accordance with the report of the
Superintendent made April II, 1877.
The committee to which the licensing
of the Opera house was referred settled
on tax of SIS per year, which met wit!
the concurrence of the Second Branch.
No other business the First Branch
adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
A eunfIsh Man In Trouble,

Some young men by the name OF Rad
der or Ritter, started a distillery for the
manufacture of apple brandy At Sunfsh
recently, under the superstition that they
had complied with the revenue law in re-
lstion thereto. Bst the first thing they
knew the revenue officers pounced upon
them for Illicit dist:lling, AID one of them
was taken to Cincinnati and lodged in
prison to notwithstanding. Strenuous efforts
are being made BY lis friends to have him
released on bail. From all accounts II
appears that he WAS innocent OF any in
tention to evade the law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
Leg Broke.

Yesterday, Mrs. Thaliman, wife OF the
North Wheeling grocer, lett her home
for yorktown, where she WAS to meet
friend and proceed to Pittsburgh on II
visit. The party concluded to crc.' The
river in q sklfi, in order to reach the
Cleveland aud Pitts5urg road, ard In
descending the river bank, Mrs. Thsll-
man slipped, and falling broke nor left
leg h. twesl the knee and ankle. DIR.
H.ldreth reduced the fracture.
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BAse Ball Notes.

The Buckeyes and Standards play at
the grounds OF the latter this afternoon.
There WAS no game yesterday, on
account Of the Indictment weather, the
Fries demanding II guarantee and the
Standards refusing to pu: up, as very
large crowd could Lot possibly have been
induced to turn out in snow storm to
witness game of ball.
In the Buckeye-Allegheny game at
Pittsburgh, yesterday, the game was
stopped by the storm at the end of the
third inning. The score stood to 0 in
favor of the Bucks.
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e., oH &c, May l.-rlou,-0
tair, but holders firm and nm,D9snsad
w heat-Unsettlsd, lOv., 49,. -, eaneh.asa
2 Chicago spring 81 M o. .aa Dull; No
May; 81 50 seller June ' uH.o And .sl.,
l ssi No. . Il 4s; rtjse.sd n = y lslS
but lower ma a MA Con
Slt9S2e cash and .slI.. unsettled n
seller: seller J Jun sac. at E,.as; TX
1ectsd as. oas-Dull, wsss S' .uneih
a. <oiG cash. 4liSilk San. 40 i1se
n ~ lies at s.. B.riey~DulI .a.
audi, and lower at 7Sc. Pork--Ao.i.,' val
lower and psuicky, and n = I'VE s1
TO give accurate quotations. 81, s.aa!aaQs
$40 W seller Jaus; SIS 20 ,sI' s .'S :
sales al sl6 OoSl6 IS sells, Jus. !aly
IUnsettied at 50 t2S cash. 20 u = Lva
June 90 .is 81 Ss!.!Ss 30 seller JuI,. "sie
- nZ(s9 % seller June. Bali s Mss
Dali, weak and lower; ,sout .s'a :;
short rib tic; ston s'..s
Whisky-Firmer a, 81 10. i u,
GISelsNAT, Nav |. CO,,o,-n,
ard nominal =. l0ic. F,"S.ne'a
and unchanged. Whca,-D1p. ax
red 81 oS@2lO. Corn -DulI :, pns,
Osts-Stesdy and frm st 5OSSs' Ss&
Steady and in lair demald n a. g
Barley-Quiet and unchanged D ~
Quiet at SIS rs, La,d-DsI, al II
mai; steam 50 81. in settlement NJ i ass'
$40 769ll 10. Bulk Meats We. s,a'
shoulders Sic asked; shor, rib "a. a,s'
Sc asked spot sales Mss Us buv.s, a. ~
sner, elesr held q, ST.. B.cOn"bA"'!i
,, 6s(ds3tdsfG9tc. whisky-oa,..
81 O9. Bulter-S,esdy and u, ~" 4
Linseed OII-St,onger =, 6SsSs, ~
Hogs-S.esty and in taIS d..
common ~ 69a5 %; fai, to Zoo, -,
So 1000 40 do packing IS lS. =, ~
butchers % l515 65; lew i,,cv ~
receipts 2,o94 head; shiEmonu rs ~.
PHILADs PHIA, Mayl-Plcu,-y w.
and less sctive; eH,rs s. OO; Ma
family So 7Nal0 rs; Penn.yIy,pi, 20 ),
@l0 90; Ohio Sll %; high rrsde, a., sc
9l2 90. Whcst-dull; fenn.yI,,,''ws
- 20; amber - 70; white ~ % ~
AT 81 li@l 10 Corn L.,
with n limited demard; yeIioS NJ,
~ 72G73c Oats Active; mite, &C.
sic; white 60G55c CIoversS,t- +
| @l6c. Tlmothy-At 81 $4,000
: ter-Quiet AID stcsty; pe,e,a .,,,
new, .3@2ic Cheese Firm; vr.'
due % lS@l4c E.gs-W.,...
western fresh l2alSc. pc.ro.euu-s.
fined l5,; crude ~ Wlssy-W.
ern 81 Is
TOLEDO. MAY |. - F.ol, On.
" heat Unsettled sud love-; \ /
white Wabash 81 s.; No | val, n.
igan 81 90; amber Michigan ,pa ~
seller Juae - %; No. ? sEsrI,N
No 2 ROD winter, spot, 81 ~, .elhi J !.
81 9S(GSl 90; No, 3 rel oa.reiGIy
rel, cited Wabash red ,tfrei EIl
Coru--Lower; high mhrt. ,pGUy
No Z. spot and Ter MAY So. 1, :.
June 5Sic; seller July Ole; ,e,0c, A.sS
65r; rejected So. OAE-DalI @..s
nal.
NEw YORK, May Dry COS
Trade continues slow with comr,y,t
houses and JoOOar'. Cotton 80! ~
AID irregular. Blesched shlnlH., t.l
and weak. with Il decline on si4 90,
make. Prints still quiet C,trss
and wursted costings IN lair deur. b
ClothIcrs, ard beavers IN mcisns "
quest. Foreign goods moyrbg ,Osy
PITTsBUKGu. May l.-PeiroIrga-
Crude At s. IS ~ Parker, 'r'ft
quiet; l5!c tor Ph'laIephs delivery
Sr LOUIS, Nav Hog h.r,
shipping ri - 90mj ID; bscaa $40
D 10; butchers s. Ij@j IS
CIrvEpASu. May l--PruC'soz-
FIrmr. q mw',nn.-UEchsHgei
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Runaway Boys.

Two young boys named Gus. Fran
nheim and Will Reno, aged about IL
ye,rs, departed on the Steamer Express
day before yesterday, to make their way
to New Orleans. The two young kids
surreptitiously left home, and their par
ents are very anxious regarding their
welfare. About twelve dollars In money
was the sum total of the finances Of the
party when they left home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
TIE COURTS.
CIRCUIT oouRr-sUDeE MELvIs.

CIRCUIT couRr-JUpeE MELvIs.
IL this court yesterday the trisi 9. 'he
case OF Annie Schnsll vs. The my OF
Wheeling WAS resumed, and was sun IN
progress at the time of the sclournmsnI
OF court, which was had till the usual
hour this morning
POLICE COURT JUDGE osAsNER.
Thomss Robinson, disortsrly eonoueI'
fined orc do.lsr and costs E1scu''ou
suspended Oh payment o! costs:
John Allies, disorderiy conduct, case
Dis missed for want OF evidence
john Mackey and Vim. Lewis, two
small boys, disordsrly conduct at East
Wheeling glass house, fined one do'isr
and costs each. Execution suspended
in both cases on payment Of costs.
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Real Estate Transactions.

The following transactions IN real
estate were recorded in the otiiSe of
the County Clerk Yesterday:
Deed made April 25, 1877, from
Adelipe Fletcher to Peter Cassell, lots
Nos. II and Is, square Is. sprlgg and
Ritchie's addition to South Wheeling,
for $50
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Good bye, old Pole.

Ed RestSter-The Democratic pole ia
the Fourth ward was cut down ycster
day evening". II was the first in the
TOR Tiden and Hendricks, and
the first to surrender after the result had
been announced. The Fourth ward
however, will also b. the first to open the
IN 1880, if the able leaders OF
the recent campaign still be alive.
DEMOCRAT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

Mrssas. J. c. Reeves and Alexander
Chspline have. formed co-partnership
70 carry on the wholesale and retail con-
fectionery business, at the corner OF South
and Main streets. These gentlemen are
live, energetic business men. and we be-
sneak FOR them success in their new call
ing.
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COMPETITION + THE LIFE or TT.D

COMPETITION + THE LIFE or iTADE,
-Messrs Joe Lee & CO., just from "Nor.
peds city" wherever that isj has opened
out new Laundry on Market square,
where they are going 70 do up linen IN
the most artistic style, and sew on but
,ons and do the mending gratis. Wsh
Lee had better look out for his Isurels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

THos. HUGHES & Co. have Just re-
ceived fresh lot OF black worsteds which
they will make up into suits at me very
low price Of $500. Call and examine
them
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Affecting g,tglsteE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Camp Chsirs-G. Mendel, Booth u
Go.
Stockholders Meeting.
New Chinese Laundry.
Base Bal!-Buck-ys Us Standards
Csrpets-A. K. Morehesd & Co.
Select Soclal-B.ltimore Lodge, h. of
P.
Carpets and Oilcloths-Harbcur j.
Dittman.
Pubic Sale of Valuable Building Lots.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

PIANOS FOR BEGISNERs.-Sevsral
good s octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music. Tor sale or rent on easy terms, AZ
ADAMS s. LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

NEW goods for spring wear received
dsiiy st Thos. Hughes B Co.'S merchant
tailoring establishment. All wool cassi-
meres will be made to order In suits for
$40. same Is usually sold a. SIS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

ASK tor those elegant English diago-
mails for spring overcosts at Fhos. hughes
~ Co.'S. Now the time TO examine
this stock viii e 1t is fresh and unbrokcn.
SpecIal inducements TO cash customers.
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CONE and see those kid gloves a. SOC,
nd those Hamburg edgIngs al &c and DC
per Yard St q. G. R1th's.
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NISCELLAS EOUS.

The ordinance assessing tax on
spec ial licenses, was received from the
FRS. branch, with amendments, raising
the Opera House license to SIS, aud
adopted. No reference is made in this
ordinance 10 coffee houses.
The resolution from the First branch
asking the street commissioner to explain
his reasons for not obeying the orders OF
Council in matters pertaining to streets
ard alleys was concurred IN
The resolution from the First branch,
ordering the Street Commissioner 10
clear Twelfth street, and have the side.
walks put in proper order from Main
street west was amer ded by Inserting the
word latter" before the words "hsvirg
given" and after the word "no.lce" the
words TO the proper parties" aud
adopted as amended.
Auctioueer licenses were granted to j.
c. Hervey and w. H. Haller. and An
application for license to keep coffee
house by Caroline Eoeling, was laid over
under the rules.
A numb of petitions were received
and read, and Council adjourned to meet
Tuesday evening Iext.
FIRST BRANCH.
The Mayer called this branch to order.
Messrs. Baird, Blair, Boring, Egerter,
Hastings, McAdams, Morehead Keister
and Wilson being present, the Mayor
announced quorum.
The minutes sflast meeting were read,
approved and signed.
A message from the Second branch was
received announcing it, agreement to the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

JUST received, lot of Children s
Shoes of the latest styles, At L. '.
Blends.
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THE best clam soup Is served at the
Atlantic Saloon every mornisg at 10
cents per bowl. Henry Blsbsrson pro-
prietor.
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a FINE 10. OF bananas just received
at Reeves & Chspline's, corner Sou.n
and Main streets.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YoRK, May l.-MoNEI-At
295 per cent. Prime mercantile psPe'
SS65 per cent. Customs receipts
S35a 600. The Assistant Treasurer dp
bursed 81. 52s 900. Ciesrings s2S 10000
sterling montreal; long ass; short 4sO;
GoLD-Opened at 1867, sold up to lO0s
declined to 1863 and close ! al 1861. Car
rying rates l to 4 per cent; loans were
also made Cat.
S1LyER-At London 81 pence. Here
T silver bars l26, green backs; llS gold
silver coin ! per cent discount.
l,ovsRSMEsTs-Act and strong.
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HEADQUARTERS for Millinery and
Fancy Goods, at Speyer Bros.
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FoH bargains in the clothing line SO
to Frank Bros As Twelfth street.
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Coop black Kid Gloves for 30 cents Al
j. n. Ferres.
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The largest assortment OF men s
youths aud boys clothing at greatly re-
duced prices, for sale At Frank Bros.
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FIssT-cLAss paid suits from IS to Sl5
at Fraak Bros.
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Buy Ladies Hats q. Speyer Bros.
Buy Misses Hats at Speyer Bros:
Buy Childrens Hats a. Speyer Bros
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LAEsr STYLES OF Shoes list received
at l.. V. Blends
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ALL wool psnta,oons made to order,
and Guaranteed 10 lit Tor So, at Frank
Bros. As Twelfth street.
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For the lstest style in clothing % to
Frank Bros. 46 Twelfth street.
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SCHOOL Hats only % cents. at Speyer
Bros
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THE chespe:t shoes In the city at l.. V
BONDS.
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niVORCrS lcgy ~ anI IN city hi.'"
for luro upatiOllIiy. &c rssf'sr
uuncc srary. F.c nicr 'rf"', .le'nl
cyprrirnrr. 40 TpD..'t, Aiolu'l
Daw, III Dearborn S.. e. lcas', W.
auT9lCgrb
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana carpets are
y; j. ". Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 8
cents; "A Chintz, S cents; Table Linen,
70 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
in proportion.
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RESOLUTIONS.
Resoired, That the cit, clerk be suthor.
lied to have the several annual reports
of committees ard rstimates of expendl-
lures printed for the use OF Council.
Lost
Resoirsd, That the above estimates be
referred To the committee on Finance.
Adopted.
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CARPET, Carpets, Carpets, 90 now
20 J. w. FgRRELs.
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Business suits from S. to Sl2 at
Frank Bros. As Twelfth street.
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the lates. styles
ust received st l.. V. Bonds.
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BEFORE going elsewhere stop and ex'
anime tno.e nobby plaid suits for sale at
Frank Bros.
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Eighth Ward
s 6,55 A.
ADDITIONAL ESTIMATES.
2l,6-y 70
Total estimateS....

On motion of Mr.. Riddle $1,000 wa>
aaded to the estimates for the FIRST ward,
tor the purpose OF grading Coal street
sCRAPING THE STREETS.
Accompanying the above reports of
estimates the committee reported in favor
of awarding the contract OF strsping the
streets to james Haley, Al S2,6SSOO per
annun, which Was adopted, rs follows:
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II YOU want 20 ret cheap and nice
.t,i"G PAIR Of SHOES, g to l.. '. Blond :,
1885 Man street.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Total per month........................ 22i00
Total for twelve month"; end
ing Nav |. k7>. 2,6SS 10
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Day GOODS, hosiery, notions, &c, very
cheap a. q. q. Roths.
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If YOU want 10 ge' suited IN T. pair OF
Shoes. 20 to J.. V. Blends.
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The fines! shoes KEEP. in the CITY at l..
V. BioHts.
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givs-tw mites, tls6 .--..',,S
Fiye-twenties, ilsos)
New '''.'-'''''''t
New Four-and-one-halts... Nc ,S, =
-,
rem Forty Coupons.. =
urrency SiXes..-.-......-. N ~
RAILROAD BoNpe-Firm aud gener-
ally higher.
STATE BoNps-Quiet
SroCKs-Msrket was weak and lower
at opening, but after the hr't call be-
came strong and prices advanced materi-
ally. coal stock leading the Improvement.
Speculation was buoysut during the even
Ine under the tree purchases by large
spectators, and the advance ranged from
! TO d per cent from the lowest
noiot of the morning. Lsckswanhs
recovered IN advance OF 81 per
cent, Morris Il Essex per cent, Dels
ware ana Hudson IL, Rock Island z!
LIKE Shore II, New York Central H.
81. Paul pre- erred 2, Illinois II, West
ern Union Il. and Michigan Central Z
per cent. Albany and Susquehshna
after being old up from 6o to az, sold NJ
1874. Panama advanced 10 90 bid. Late
IN the afternoon there were safes To re-
sliz. profits, which caused reaction IN
prices, and the market closed ieVerish
and excited. Delaware and Hudson
loaned at 1872 per cent. for use Della
ware, Lsckawsnna aud Western NJ lC9
| .l6, New York Central at l6@}l 81,
Western Union fat, Rock Island fat,
and Lske Shore h,t 10 | per cent for.
carrying. The transactions on the Stock
Exchange aggregated 266OOO shares,
Of which 5000 were Pacific Mail, o2,OUU
Western Union, 3 600 Northwestern, =,
800 Rock Island, 10 900 St Paul, $1,000
Lake Shore, I6 900 New York Central,
5000 Ono, 600 Michigan Central, 6.6UO
Delaware and Hudson and $500 Della
ware, Lackawsnna aud Western.
Western Union. 6inC. {. {. u l..-.... 20
QuicBsiiyer.-....Ill Nj. Cclttra '''''''
do. pret lA1S Rock island. ., S!A
Pacific Mui!.... %. 4. Paul ............... ~
! Marines -..,.., fast. Paul prefer H.. "a
do prei .......... a. ToledoS WaDash
Adam, Express. 20 Fort Waync....... 30
Wells, FRrgo&CO ~ |Icrre haule.. g"
Amer Union $500 81 n. n pTeicTre H.. 10
| United States. wa chicago HS'' ~" % =
Y v Central ~ 49, q. " 4. PREFER dts
| Erie ,....-.,.......... Ia uhioS Missisippi "a
| Erie preferred. IL ID. & L4tcka'ahs' 1.is
gnrIan - lY1 LlA,&P. Telegraph 20
ggrIem pr.ler'J lS7 Missouri PaClnClL2
| Michigan Icntl. p, lndlHnaI ehIr l."
| panama ............ ~ II. 4 ~. JOE. luh
Uuiun Pacific oJ19 r. q Q........ IOlN =
! Iak. ore......... z T.. Pacific bOnds.luh
:IIiuoi. Central. 81 ~. Pacific bonds lOIHs
r. anI p So IL. L. Grant BdS.lO
| sort western {. .U2 SlnklDg fHhu'". "
| Aertawest'u p;d 4jts
MILWAUKEE, Nav l.-Flour-Duli
and easier. Wheat Unsettled aud open
ed nj decline of 6@7!c aud closed weak
No | Milwaukee 81 "a; No.2 Milwaukee
81 Coy; seller May 81 653; Seller Jun'
81 e.; No. 3. 81 AZ. Corn--Decilred DC;
No. 2 new Sic. Oats --Essier; No. :
4l@nIc; white 4G@4Sc. Rye-Decined
&c; No. ! 95c. Bariey-lnactiye and
nominal; No. 2spring S3ci No. Doc.
Gail board W at 81 5j5
.Jnne. Corn Lower NJ 52tc June. q 's
Nominal Pork-At $l4 SOdl4 %
Iurn IarI-At 80 IULrg 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
The Letter Carriers.

During the month just pas: the letter
carriers OF hi. city have co lected and
distributed mail mstter as follows:
DELIVERED,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

4 Go,D ft and satisfaction guaranteed
to rlt who purchase clothing OF Frank
BT.'s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

MORE Of those good calicos at Sc pei
ward Just received and tor sale at g. q
R0.hs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02

Sr. LOUIS, Nav Hog R,.r,
shipping ri - 9OGj -; bacon q 80
D 10; butchers - ljGj 81.
CIrvE.ASu. May l.--PclC's.z-
FIrmu. Qww'lnn.-UEchssre'.