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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19
aPrivflegea Glasses"


The annexed from the Washington
Star Touches gently upon phase OF the
army and navy subject which has not
escaped public attention, and which will
be generally recognized as too true:
"Gsn. Sheridan! is sorry, according to
the Chicago papers, that his twins are
not Soya, 10 he can make army Officers
of them. The general needn't worry. Ii
they grow up the girls will marry army
officers. and that is the next best thing as
tbiu1s 90. In fact there isn't any dan.
ger that the line of succession IN the army
and navy will die out while
their affairs sre manipulated as they
are now md as they have been for many
wears past. These banches Of the public
service constitute the favored and priv
ileged classes in this country, and II the
policy OF intermsrrying and handing
down commissions from father to son Is
carried out little while longer we shall
soon have Q shoulder.trap and brass-but-
toRs sristocrscy in America as offensive
in form and rs anti-republican IN tone
and feeling as the military establishment
of the pettiest little principsiity 10
Europe. The general need not worry.
The Misses Sheridan will be all right II
they only live long enough"
This evil is destined in time, however,
to work It's own cure, as the growing
popular indifference to the support oil
these establishments proves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19
The wheat Crop In California and
Oregon.

The wheat Crop In California and
Oregon. 80
! 1t Is pretty generally known that the
wheat crop in California this year 10 par
tisl failure. But the per centage Of short
age will depend upon what year or series
of wears the crop is compared With.
At the time it was thought that the sur
plus for export would not be over
100 900 tons, but tho present estimates
range from 100000 to 100000 tons.
throughout Southern California gener'
ally, all crops tail this yesr-this Is,
from the latitude of the Bay
of San Francisco to the Mexican
boundary, 600 miles. In the Northern
portion OF the State the crop Is
variable. To SUM up the whole
state: In onethird part of the wheat
districts half a crop is expected, 10 one.
third fourth OF crop, and in the re-
naming third nothing worth cutting.
But everywhere the berry is going 20 be
light, and the quality for bread making
will not be equal to former years. In
deed, all wheat is SADLY losing its early
reputation, from visible exhaustion BY
early cropping, neglect Of iertillzlng, and
shallow culture. Oregon promises full
Weld Of wheat, and considerable excess
over last year. The quality OF Oregon
wheat would always equal Cslifornia
grain, but rains Usually fall in harvest in
Ore Zon, while in California rain falls
from early spring to late autumn. There
fore, the only question is the iullness OF
the ear. In Oregon 1t is sometimes dam.
aged in the gathering.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

hsld to strengthen th6gp@mittse that met
is,R0hpond isst mosth. ~
mo. H Bhckiord Of Lyncheurg,
pres led Ayplutiop declaring that
ther} kught tphe Q, divlsion of the Do
csss the lipf "a the James river, On
Zoo kof the RfsntI6f the territory OF
the present Diocese.
DR., A. ). Clarke, of Campbell, pre-
sentsd substitute declaring that 1t II
Irsxpediept to divide the diocese at pres
ent. -,
Rev. Mr.. Boyd presented rider to MI.
Blsckford's resolution to the effect that
in rha event of division, Bishop -Whittle
be requested to select the Southside Is
the diocese over which he shall preside.
Dr.QClarke's substitute was Rejected
ayes, 10; noes. %. y. 8. =. . = 80,
: MI. Blaekford's resolution was adopt
ed ayes, %; noes, 10. - D9.''A.l 2.
Adjourned. me- = 80
STANTON, Va, May 1s.-The Epis;;
copsl Council recommends tie General
Convention to erect West Virgins into
an Independent Diocese.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19
The Debris OF the system

Must either pass through Its natural
channels of exit, the bowels, the Kidneys
and the pores, or, in default thereof,
poison and disorder the fluids OF tn sys-
TEN. In order to effect the complete ex-
pulsion OF this dangerous refuse, the or
gans through which it passes off must be
active and unrestricted. Fortunately
there is a certain means Of rendering
them so when they are not. Hostetters
Stomach Bitters stimulate the action OF
the excretory organs, and by difusing
genial warmth through the circulation
encourage moderate perspiratlon. BY this
triple eff ct the exodus OF the focal and
other waste matters are encouraged, and
the system freed from peril 1t would other.
wise incur. The action OF the bowels
which follows the use OF this benencent
Alternative Is easy and unaccompanied by
gripi z, and It's stimulative effect upon
the urinary organs very conducive
their local health.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19
Eng. Evan. Lutheran Mission S.
School.

WHEELING, w. VA, may ~, 1911.
EXCURSION CIRCULAR NO. l.
AS summer is opening upon US all in Its
beauty and freshness, ex lifting Gods
goodness in his works, and telling OF His
love In opening buds aud fragrant flow-
ers, many are looking forward with anx-
ious desires 10 o X ANNUAL EXCUR-
SION and asking When it will lake place.
cterc IL Will be held, &c. We are glad to
be able to crafty all friends OF our sun
day school by announcing our first ex-
carsion for this season
On We'd esday. May 23, 1877,
AT the magnificent Grove OF Capt. Henry
hirls, Washington, Pa, ny b. & y. r. r.,
within six minutes walk OF the town Of
Washington, and the privilege of visiting
Washing ton and Jefferson College, the
Cremation furnace OF DR.. lie Moyne, and
other points of interest.
The trains will have on them patent air
brakes, and will be in charge OF the e1.
perieuced railroad officials zen. X. T.
D"vrles, Col. Edward Weisgerber, Capt.
william Brown and their corps OF first
class engineers, brakemen, &c.
TICKET For adults, round trip, Sl.CO;
tor children under IL years, % cents; for
children from II TO IL years old, 50 cents.
mylS-q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19

"For, 10, the winter is past-the flowers
appear on the arth; the time Of the
singin, OF birds has come"
, 1877-04-20

TO tas Elsar af TAs Tst4u1s.
CHICAGO, April 14.-Tha lnauisios Of your cor
respoadsnt "FAr Tlay No. g." In yestsnlay's
THlsu1s, deserve m answer, and a. he asks what
the pFemIuu. notes Of tho Connecticut Mutual are
worth, wv beg apace In which TO make tho s,,p1y,
Ills entire communication seems hased on tho
notion that premium nptcs gtvcnso life. Insurance
company nFa worthless ~ asRety. II IL impossible
70 etse, III tho limit your cuurtesy will allow. y
fair and eoMpteto expedition Of thu pren,lum note
1eatnfe, aud psfhal< 1t u HOW Unnecessary u tho
companies have very generally abandoned tue psae-
ttcu. 6onu Of The oldest sa4 .nost cun.vryattys
co'n'nnies took thesn uotes until within few
yesss. vhs lsf1e nutnlss Uf members now affords
hsoaa hass for averages. and hence thu returns of
ansplus-utsnained d!videnls-ars NJ loayet dc.
TERED -FOUR OF afs ycass, ~ had been tAa eays
when ths lumber Ut nembefy waa sma1i
and experience limited. liz shortening Of
thls peslod from fur or n,e years
IL rot needed poroa u ii. susr y .as.
rendered unnecessary thv ola psaclier, Msnsn I'll
shs eompanies, hoysssr eoutiaus . hold notsa
nqars wsa bs.s cfys arc wo 70
ty lucy afford. Considered - a>sets, il cannot 10
denied that thsy ars pssfcctty sslu anl p1oatsGr,
which IL promptly paid: No Insurance COmlns.
slonss ha. cyeE elassGd them anluux ''uu4dMlttej
aa.sts'" .t. but they hass always ecen considered
The rial question coneerns only tho proportion
premium. paid W notG md 10 ono can deny that
IT, !. sass toF eonpany to take suu1e portion Of
sttnfa : postton q ihs prcmluu a not needed.
~, nsaf* ax9' xaen This wa very prominent mat.
nc ~s xsas 4 I'd he aspstt pstt
thonusbt. tho iosusa1ee- Commissioner q sIa.:
saeha4s!s. "a s,la IN Report 1s5o: III would
taken by company sho.e espcn.s. .rs not .Eose
lhs average 70 ths amount Of not more than
eas'hAn tbs gsoss pzER,sau, aud bearing ~ lutss-
, 1877-04-20

est above pc. cent 0r TINT aasnmct ns certnip.
mn. be The .atc,t !tnos the most productive po..!.
limit, and nonc OF thr different Insurance depart.
mcnts have cFer withheld =, Certificate from any
tSS on as" Fs:sn We .
Aiter .tstIng ths amount Of prcmian note. ana
Piny No. 2" inquiries whu can tell wl,nt they arc
wnrt!i u nnca vision were not distorted ho could
@ dsy s ''s e wss9 u:ss to es @
"a e. 'Ss ies Sef pssmess sss ssaf n
sHly lien, IN ths noiieies mil sae i ie 'y y thS, %
nnn!1eation o. undivided surplus ahall be made.
1n,s !: q mAitef. however. That concerns only tho
n eloss connection with The abere Inquiry Of
ri would probably put t,lferant aspect upon upon
tas tnso se1sGn San mne es :; 'ay Il, sSmpsass
snd e 81 ani.r h.. FL
insurance CommIsslonor's report of ia7o by unit.
ting vital portion Of sentence. In tho table
n sssFsass eHers ss IL, o M
Tlt correction removes entirely the ground of Il.
~ possibly nncoves tho pupose Of his
T. s!s.as, Fair p,sy No. a" ..,.. II. !. to
% W. H. so%H ss% IT,
luslon." II be n,eans deInsion a6ouf dividends,
Me InlaJ agree With him, but II he Is simriy put
ting In plea fnt tho stock plan whera ali ihe Gitl.
acnds 70 TO tho stockholders against purely mu.
tfal comnan!os, where AL the overpaymcn.a. when
aseerf4tncd, are returned to tho policy -holIctr,
neither tho pubc nor oufseycs viii anie with him.
n an, such hope, for !ho simple reason that
the atoek. Plan costs TOO mitch. - 70
trutlou: Policy No. III in thc Connecticut Mutual
- purely nutnal con,panY--on tho life Of 4 fcsi-
dent Of Chicago has been In force Thirty ono years
In That time hn has paid for each 81, 0o0 insntnneo
.otaI 81 sttl.!o, or an average annual payment
try7the TFaxelers' Of i1srtford-ho wonld have
paid Tor each 81 00o tnsurancc total Of 37I6 U5t
q an ANIMAL tate Of s23 10 providing. Of course,
BE- had nkcn policy at the famo TIME. Is it NOT
much hettcr to wosry along. With tho s0.callcd
There will always 10 need Of mutual iise. .iutnr.
snee. anA tste need Will bc enpplicd. IT'S 10 30
Just returns OF surplus will eoaso 10 bc made.
FAtRsR PLAY,
, 1877-04-20

FLouR-"n sgstn acs.ye In proportion to The sup
pay. aaa stfon9 sons lot* being hed = shade hxhu..
TAs delusnl fur export xas yyoI md thc oc.l r.t
tske h1l4 freely. Flour u reported scarca IN Ecx
York. snd Tho stoots hesa sfe yery much reduced.
salts H*rs srportea Of LOO brs Winters At ~ Is,
0sia spf1nx suteFdacs II su.N: aud WI brs tye
nous u eGNtss.oo. Tota1. 1850 b,.s. The market
closed astn at tho lowing range Of piee.: Churs
Ntntfn ~. 5te 10; medium do, $7.7sus.to; com.
mon do. e7.25T 20; chDico NlnnesvtA sprinr ~ -
@Axat medium d. u. 7.o0A7s0s cGIice palenth 93.as
8ioai mediun DO. ~. A]ssa out ceuAoa tlo, "a. !,
- 10y choice family dours npftnxl sIuus7.eo; mo.
MnM aos ~ 5s472ai shlpolnk r1ttss u ~; choice
eoFin9 supeFhneA e. 233d Uos medium do. H. u
if5s 1ouf, ~ T3t43.uo
AHAa-Haa tss aesirs. but trn II ths advance Of tho
ptsSSoaa day saes aggregated 70 ten4 It sl7to peE
ton VI t|6ck.
, 1877-04-20

1877. in g.cenbacks anil 11os. IN gold. si7es
coin II per cent discount.
Governments wtro lower at tho opening on Tho
decline In gold. hit. afterwards bccan,e hrm m
reportct Improvement in securities at London.
RAILROAD tonds were generally firm.
State 1ecntittca were quict.
Stock market opened ~ higher for Darlington
4 t3u'ncy than at tho clotc yesterday. Otherwise
shares were generally qnict, with tho exception ci
coal stocks which were weak and lower. recording
decline tip 70 2 O'Clock Of IL to
4. Norris i E-scx was again The weak
spot Of tho Hat, and dropped from II
10 0Is Delaware. Lnckawanna 4 Western
ii rcaoisr sa iii % seiies o G The WEAKNESS. weak ' oi %
The coal stocks did not hare mnch effect upon tnc
vas comparatively steady. Toni stocks continued
hsayy to thc core, and the General list weakSne.
n 4 s .5 sksxss m1ssx assI1sa e
ware i IIsisen closed II ssx, .gainst 4oH ii the
tho .'b:ar" element OF The street wcrc sunlmoned
before the Grand .I9t5. but wcrc informed upon
81 ;epca. s etaasss ss TN s s. ;f
un.il Monday nsxt. I,nrja4 iSslr absence, fi'ei,:
that parties lonx Of coal ttocks, knowing that tho
t'asta in their ssseGes .2ia freely hs bears
ttock at consiierabiy above Tho prices carrcnt.
The bcars then moved around and aoiu coal stocks.
which carried tho market down Al the close.
oo0 were Wes.efn Talon, il, do ToeI Island,
4, 600 st. Panls, q, 900 Lake Shore, =, GOO New
York Central, 1000 Michigan Central. UJ, GOO
tsckaWhuna, ~, COO Delaware l. Hudson, and
7, 900 Morris & Essex. -,
Money markets easy, oO3. Primo mercantile
paper. T{2a.
Custom receipts, So02, 900,
Tto Assistant Treasurer disburscd S74, 900,
Cicnrtngs. S:t4. 600, 600.
Sterling arm: actual business; long, 487; short,
, 1877-04-20

Withdrawn from s'oso during Wednesday for
city consumption: 4. ~! bu wheat, Bs3 bu oats.
4.u bu rye, !. 800 ba barley.
The following grain was inspected Into storu In
ti.ts city on Thufaday morning: I cars No. .
spr'ng, = cars No. = s'o, 2 cars rejected DO tle
wheat, against 10 year ago, and 10. ewo years
aRo)t Gt cars -hlgh-m!xcd corn, AZ ears new hfvl1
mixed, III cars now mixed. 10i cars No. corn, Uu
cars Fcyceted do. cars no grade 1877 corn,; 7
cars while oats, cars No. z do, 20 cars focctcd
do t:l5 oats);D ears No. 9 rye, 1 cars No. n do,
eat rejected Do. Total, IRIS cars, or 10l, 600 bu.
Inspected ont: 81, 005 bu wheat GU, 07H bu corn,
6, 0a6 bu oata, As. bu syc, 100 bu barley. =
Tho few follows on Change who have but = poor
idea Of deccncy Ind tho bad tasto ycstorAY Rftor.
noon TO insult visitor WIN wors Greeley hat,-
ind that acemed to b. tho occasion .! tho insult.
II would have been 6nt simple Justice II thay had
been driven from the place with whip Of small
coFds, a. the'! predecessors Of some 1000 years
ago w0rG treated.
A lcttcr from Lincoln, Neb., says tho people
aho'cabouts arc Psulc.strickcg BY tho grasahoppes
plague.
How mitch Of value ia there In .as dguses which
assume to aise tho quantity Of grain In slight on
anu or headed towards ports on tho other side
os Inc At&ntlcs 1t Ia understood that In MahlnQ up
Ito 'yts!bls supply" tho rail shIpmcnts from
Msiwaukco arc set down. then those from Chicago,
Which Include tho 1rst and after that Tho ship.
me@" from Detroit. which inclado portion Of tho
otheE Two, The tatul aided To ths stocks In store
u supposed to Feprexunt tho visible supply, though
souso OF The grain 1nay hzve becA scckoned three
times over. Similarly In tho totals Of grain aoat
!ot tue United Kingdom caEgocs appear to be In.
eInded Tor ~ much ~ couple 0f months altar they
aEo due, II They fsl to arrive Thcy may have boen
diverted ~ other ports, OF 10 the battom OF tho
ssa, but are slli! counted I'LL heard from.
Ths atst load Of canal corn OF the acsson arrived
tn &Ai1 City fG1ttfJhY and snarfnI
, 1877-04-20

faf: md sho aoner.t tia1xcs i sesdT. ttsti"a
5 5T = tt3s Hill sa -; II baF s:'ss Il.
ID; =; $ j;$ sg; ss
sa's os: .ts.s III s:: ss ite No..
y ;da ks s9'sfs s 'ia''sse 's'b s:
eGsss %sa Fl 5ros 20 sno'sTt:n. pss ssSf; s, n,n,o
II sS IL II r. IL IT, f.
M ,saSY s s: sse sen tno demand !,
~ tair tqg.gd md .teaaz
s eISs' ~ :5:.s w W
ts' aes 'es. dts .s. es* % ssf III. t.
! s GIL 'sssss aa~ III
ssss Mnsts oil. &C, tarpsnt!ne, 4iei' IL. n"sha, ao
Tar r. s' e,s
nE.l deg. aacs natuTai, 80 deg, a0oI reduced. Is
,rSfXToEs;1ws.s Il continued koea demand an,!
~ g sf ef!s'as. ts
a. istse!y 8 I'd a. ..ae2 ss
4 Il; la
.Hs red e ea asf dos,
nset os sBs "a Ia
e;s ssss ss'Ss 4 ss;s7 sst e ss.9
SsMss tn Fig was quiet At 81. 4sal.5s, and Uuu.
s.;y s5r;. nd:s a fsr sq2,, rae ~:
' 'ea; sS aasi td :aSa s auoe
sas sss: 1T sssa sSsss: ss5s sii
1,iMrkaiAt-common, 2aasoes good do asa sse; nc.
sss eSse,s sSsa &C. ssiss ssiss s 7se' n"e'
s;s!ss tssfs:s fss 4 sisi:s:t s aas'
saiu 1sss sS' s's; sS5ss Sssd
tnLoNas,C ~ Conmoa. 2tsya:. 0on.i common 3sxs,c,
sss9 M as ssiss &C., sSs ,oss:, tsx:ss, s
toE %spi, ssS Il ssss
nf5ai i "s1s sa1y I'd
Shc 1Mo!at!on.: bermuda tanlatotL si.sGsal.u! per
leg, plopaas. 3sto per b. aspafasu, taasaa.50 per
;:s snisnss :sx fri; as ss sa fiji
az r. s.4y oe9rs e uss s NV wts 9ss
S1in, AZ WI 4 EarePs wSIs !as!it;oe Wit
snd eoat.er gTalcs, il I'D viii ID dnrtng sc late
sas %s a1n ssssn fsss s r: s ssss
%sgkss %aG. I'd + st ne
Sss:s @s i c. i ss ri, sSs2
ass ssns IT, Il. ID I'D
h hranch of lisiacN 4 morc Prosperous and hgalhY.
excerpt nnc .ooa manufactarsfs arc saite nd,Ncrens
snDs ,S,pr;tsss s sn w3ua bs VEIL osragrs
:ssissa II: esis:s pty Il: a!ssl iot: frs
5STs $s$ ss;ss ss
4:cs do pour " gpod, as&s:eso.
, 1877-04-20
DY TELEGRAPH.
F0nE1GN CITIES,
EpertdI E{sn1fch IN 71s TtfbBnA.


5ptctdt DfspdfcA to 71s 1rfosns.
ft+RNrnot~ April i0-ll /. m.-FLotn-No, I. n,
No. ], 17s.
eGnAtN-wintet No. I, lis n. En. =, i1s "a, srrn,
No. I, t1s, No. T. 11si white, No. l. III Id, No =
III 8d; clWi. No. l. IN 7ds No. 4 1is luI, Corr
New, 26sd9ars ada old. 2is I'd.
rHotisIoxs-rofk, gSA Lard, "a.
lA%EAroot. April i0-d p. m.-CosH-2es od02o. al
Hest unchanged.
ltvxnrootr April i0-Lstest. .-Corros-stcady "a
Old; 4alck H. 0o baca; for speculation and exno,t
2,ooot American. 7.0O.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS white wheat. 1T eda,,,
It'll. DO ctub lis tiAtoa I'd, No. TO No. srd w-ste,
spring wheat i1A8l7f, do winter, lis adatis N
F1onr-Tcstern canal 011aps. Corn-Wcstcrn mir.
Cd. 1ss Bdt now do. e6s 5dGstts Cd. On,A-Amcrie,,
as@ssed. reas-canAdtan. $50 ed. Darley-Amerte,s
u I'd.
CLor1K.skEp-Amtrfcan. Gsa7;H.
rhovtsfoxs-rrlhe 1tas pork f3s. Prime iucss beot
s;a* LaEd-AmeT'cau+ 4ss Bacon-Long cleat, 4a,
ahurt do. 4fs Cd.
CHExsk-FIne American, 70s.
TALLow-4Os Cd,
FkrRoLrux-sp!sa q, renncd, II ID
LtxbkKD NtE-2ta. >.
REstN-Comn.on, bs 0dt ralc, tss-
sr1Hlrs TrnrxHTtSE-37s id.
LoNhos. April Cd.
LeSaKkD 0tt-2ss 3dQ2ss Oh.
srlntTs sTuRrEAttxx-2Ma1as ID.
, 1877-04-20

| io1 on track.
cons.stxAl-coarta was nominal sta 80 per ton or
track
wltEAT-Was steadlcr with less doing and averaged
ls!c higher. The market oponcd ra.tcs. ndrnncc, Ia
i<o nhoyc tho latest quotations Of "Wednesday, nnd
ct"fc1 II an t1nrovetcnt Of 3fc. This conrarlaop I,
based on May deliveries. TIC innc deaf was relatively
much stronger, tho premium May widening from
1Ac car'y to 70 later. nndor an tncrra'cd prcstrc
ss:sys Sss; Lss.oo s is TIN TIL Ct;
Is: s?:ss sss! !s
q; M ;. sssS %ass;
A. fSfss 'Ss; she ni.'sss Ssa :l;ssay
sssssa E mnfn a%''; sas
syn ns iii"
ass nsTs ] Ms; ,s.;1e 81
rs s f Ws ~ s onst c, e ":ln . ass IT, * Ss|s;
;Ssn,ss IL Il ;o$ ; Xiii,
5s*s set =
ysamtle Il ST hSan ssack. foal a. ~ :o5 IL. ~
e. e. 9
f. S' b sms 9 4 sis tS9 asSsrs fs.:
ss 5.. Sss T. %sss:. ss:fS
stsi ,G s5s
ss!dsd rs ss% 2ysS s.s .s!snsef
I'D e! dgiisery y' Ssy Thsre n; ys9s
ss sss "fs%s ?s i; '1:s
s;siss s1ss T. sssgss; ss
s;s: Ssss;'sa Ss%ss n: ,&s
got willing 70 ray ihe, adyanse wlich hoidsrs
s:s; H. i; :5ss
SssI ~ ~ q91sea u u 1s ss,or te
II s:s;Ss Ss:|
r. sS:':;s
81 :sss q :: ~ 3
Ssf
hs csips Nsfo !arecr sn iH.Heetc sa!edy 4 e:
.ss s s}s
so! Il s7s ana TeEnlsr anoteI Il 57{c. ssmpes
{? :ss sa'S 5 L Il f;ss ss ;s.;s s,s $
ak Y ss @ :z !ss asss sss s; 40 .s sSst .; # ss: Il IT,
III ' By Sfs ssps 'oses sosss o si T
gs at ss eEsf; es Ssy
I Wcs ~ S IL rns 1saaF ~ s,r rc1 9
sasssd i 80 aaa say q ssss Regular e5"a ~ " u:
~ !o ~ cs' siay.sf Ss!'s,.
III rndn w. s e s q + tho , =. ,e
AGe.s: csasdian i'arcy sol ty ,.Hpis Il IT, III.
&c &c; @ ;;ssl r. III. :: Isl 4 0' by sample '' '
Meg rork-sstc. aoaS S III. % Il s,,a, for May and
SboTt TIisIsass 1co uo nj. =. A. u Keller NM
, 1877-04-20
LITE-lNSURANCE.
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ths Commt,,oo .ca p."su.s. " W. ms"osl. .,
.ns ,s.1,. S,ra..., ,s.n"s"" 's.ue .'uu
s,o, ~ t,," nn,s,.,".. ,.. .,,".. " .
,.aa, t.ss. .a',ss 80. - -: "us sane"cu. 1he
,ho a.ct.,n -, ,"s,,.s. ss,hsa,; naa .han ~
thn cn,c NJ IN f.nn,,non,,, J11a'1r,'. 'a w ~
rsnsnr Va. S,oss -. ~. y. o'!u'
Itvitnn, no,cx' 'hn,,.. ). ,n.,t.s. ~ -. ~
oron.. HI. ro,nnnnr fas ,cee.~a. IA ~. .!
tat tho ouly rc,nsaf ,rocsIoro ;or
mcnt i. wth rcr, ~ ~ c,,n..,I.s n.. a.""a ,ss.
tao INV .! !o'.,, an achoo begun W tho Attorney
ennc,in,ora.ut -, 1n,n..a. nr,.a ~ ~ o.aet
.n u insutaaee. rms aeeislon uh'
Ton,n.n,n, .as @ - uonv Y. 'ns ease ., tAe
Sons"e!au', 2"u sc1o DICK inc FoteI OF lta poEcy'
holdpra till tho stats Superintendent Of Insurance
~ '"'o''nsa tns n%'otnoy uehesal o1 the 8ficfohf
and tbs different Courts Of ,],o state hayo ciyc1
sholr condicttng opln'ons. Then Receivcr may
bo nnpntnted anil thcn there NAV In n,I ,,r,,ohi
III, ~ sa,,,,s ""s ny W. All" p'opap'y
Will Hct hothlng Tor hinA to RECEIVE.
,.',....t IT," - 80. .., ,,.,, y. sus '"su'a"ee IN
tho hdckwnrd mova nf tla Iu.u,cucc f,ou,
,nittco Is to be- asc,,bca 't' To- tho sn}'". Ss1..
cpco OF Tho commands whic,, hronoht IN
.n.I. x,,~. .,tpst w." M Mue4"s "''
shelf power ana diplomacy into plhy 10 bofog
"'' 49, -. S'1"nso W W.
, 1877-04-20
GENERAL MARKETS,

AZ rn1roI-Iv.a .t.,ru,. ~ =, 49,, =.
6oMcosW.. .1dasa moiss.o ss sssas., sua ..e.a,
rse TIC as'a.aa dem !. ehsay from small nsnutaetate;.
sss u, S i''s s sss to ss a ~ & ssss e
M and usae sa, a. re timed o d ay;ss. ,sa
interior brush 3XSac, crooked do. s@4c. 'so'
nurrElt-Tao dullnes@ and Depression heretofore
note contlnnea feature of tho market. 1tuyors
only ..soe ,ueh en.n.l.te. - arc nssasa for current
np ~ sS
common, lucille.
change TSere Va. moderate 1ss Z tso a..
nextd qao,asfonn stark a. as4c' onsaup. 2ea Peer,
ss sS y: sss'sss s''a''. 'l'ss' ''''s' DO dou'
thS Gy an raas RI @ xs yons M ssss
ri 4 tol iatsss
1nknxanns saS KS III III HI rnnE1 II ,s,
msItSnna Z t,,' ess?f. Rs ~: ,T;ot. N1!s5 II t fH
slcrTlr Ea IN in5fann i,,cE II S.ff n os''
riEdSs Il f$;r rsSae;s nj steady at ,oSe,lc
Gav HtrrSn; M oro,.,,.
shs "a ss'1ss sia s1sag:, ar%y @
HfTi A. X, fsnl{1 vbItcaI aIe ,'rS NJ ws'tensn,
See st 9ai, SS msftssi, ss1 .iat Z
6sa11 6snf S94Gs @ $9f sic9rxne fotEsh Labrador
HERRING rsand, ixl, sso5 do. 9;6is, s5aa smoked
H9uN.: III efElf0 Hn1I,nR' peF o1x. 2aci Columbia
.sSt ftS4s is!? ! In better demand
III s1"sHmemx @ ~. !ne aAfhhce we n
, 1877-04-20

CATTLE-Thcte waA moro nctiyily In trade than on
thu proytous day. and. although tho receipts were
materially larger. tho market showed Increased hrIn
mesa Tho quality Of tho supply uauiua1ly good,
tho lazgcr part conalsng Of fns to primo weigh.
Ing from 100 TO l&0olbs, and selling 1t s4o35 tB
Choice heavy catts, on tho day hofost sod slow,
dtum weights but the utEcrcncc not 10 noticeable
the preceding days Of tic weak. Tho days work
done st prices ranging from 81 eo1o on upward to
IS. 10000 Among tho noteworthy satca 81 head
It $aO0 sold by bentley. Johnston Co. Is head At
u. 10 By Groves Bros Is huAd 1t t5o5 by McDonatj
March d Col 10 head At 5.o by Alexander, Cassell
Co. and rs head It S5oa by stradtF, wadswortll d
, 1877-04-20
sAN fRASCtRC0.
cisco. April IL. Tho following nrc the

LoxnoN, April IL. O.-consols, money ana account,
Of a.1H.
United Hates Bonds--'o5s, 104A; '87s, 10s,i;
10. 4us, 10H; nav tr, lO6A,
New York Central, III; Erie, Oh; preferred, 10;
1llfnuia Central, t7M.
. Pants, April 10. -Aentes, 104fTc.
Fn4axr9isE. April 10.-unLtcd States Bonds
, 1877-04-20

CHICAGO. April 1g.-A mistake In Mr. Ellzur
Wrsghts article should Be corrected. Referring to
tho anonnt Of death Claims paid annually he says:
"Thn actual result 10 tho distribution of about ono
quarter of million annually to widows and
orphans. " Does hanot mean s!j, 0O0 GOO! Single
companies arc paying anRunlty from three to four
millions, s., d. & Co,
, 1877-04-20
a. COMMERCIAL,

hefollowing wero the receipts, and shfnmants
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho twenty .fonr hours ending ut o'clock
on Thursday morning. And for tho corresponding
time last year: