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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31
The Revolt in Peru.

PANAMA, May 22.-On Msy 7th some
par,isaps Of Pierolls seized, through
conspiracy, the iron-clad Hunscar, the
finest vessel in the Peruvian nsyy, and
sailed out OF the hsrbor of Callso to
make another attempt to overthrow the
Peruvian government. a squadron was
tsrdily sent in pursuit of her and prepa-
ratios have been made on land 10 sup
press sny revolt. 1t was believed that
the Hunscar preceded TO Iquique, where
it would meet Pierolls and take him on
board, and that Arequips would revolt
the moment Pieroils appeared.
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Tax ceremony OF decorating the graves
-, ,oIdiers was very generally observed
...,ngbout the country yesterday. In
y,v York there was an extensive cele'
,..,ion Of the event, participated in by
n. pOpulstion generally. At Washing
oo the executive offices were closed, and
-. ,.rsople turned out for holiday. Like
.,,o,,, come from Boston, Philadelphia
ana other places.
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Prtsouev Killed.

EVANSVILLE, May 80.-Wm. White
head, deputy jsiler OF Henderson, KY.
shot and killed prisoner named Fulton
in the Henderson Jail, this morning.
Fulton was trying 10 escape and struck
the jsiler on the head with bar Of iron
stunning HIM, when the jsiler shot him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31
DENOMINATION OF sILvER.H

The value of all currency is in exact
proportion 10 the degree of confidence 1t
inspires. The intrinsic value OF silver,
gold or any currency is always an ideal
i,y rather than fact. If gold dollar
were no. money-if it were not made q
leg,l tender by force OF law, it would be
Of scarcely more utility thsn brass but
Ton. Independent Of the stamp OF the
government, which gives it an intrinsic
value, We are not certain that a gold
dollar is OF any more utility than the
paper OFT of which Creenbsck dollar is
m4Qe Paper can be put to q greater
variety OF uses thaa gold. Iron, steel or
brass would .rlya most of the purposes
Tor which god is used, but no other
Saown material would supply the. place
Of paper.
But gold has been adopted as q stand
sd Of values. We proceed upon the
hypothesis that for every paper dollar in
circulation there is in the vaults Of the
treasury gold dollar to make it good.
And this is another fiction requiring q
stretch of public confidence. This as
SUMPTION has never been true in the
most prosperous days of the Nation. 1t
i one of the impossibilities of finance,
resumption otspecie payment" will not
make il true. There never has been, and
probably never will be a time when the
volume Of gold will equal the demands
o. business, or entirely do away with pa
per currency. It was not so when gold
sod silver were in actual circulation snC
Twill not be so in 1879 if specie pay
Men!s Se resumed. Some provision will
% msde then, as in the past, to make pa
PEI money supply the inevitable deh'
Cstcy in the necessary amount OF gold.
God, then, as we'll as silver, green
UAeAs' or any other currency, requires
certain amount of fictitious assumptions
= long stretch of public confidence, to
SsP. II 10 the demands of a circulating
Medium. And just in proportion as any
medium Of exchange, though it be only
as'' paper, or pins, will be accepted by
"r public, sllsy suspicion, and furnish
AFefmInert basis of confidence, it will
serve 81! the purposes of gold. Gold rs
'oss's Of value, having established the
p''ee OF bushel of wheat, barrel OF
1'af, and loaf of bread, together with q
-ASe.aole ratio for all other artl.
y" ol commerce might now be
'"Nshed as standard of value'
Ihe world wsuld so agree
a any other article having the
'aH' convenient properties as a medium
'icaahge would be just as valuable.
'usfe Is no virtue in gold or silver as
-'Dey' beyond its adaptation to the pur.
fse except in the degree that it inspires
p1ohc confidence. 1t would be little
-'onSenient, yet we might get along
'"nout any currency at all if all men
we're absolutely trustworthy.
00hndence, at last, is the basis OF COM
-e'cs and all exchange whether con-
=, ea through one medium or another.
'emonltizstion OF silver will be good
@"Caf'les confidence, and the remon.
-'''On OF any other article that the
WV Will agree to accept without
question will be jus. a, good.
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CHARGES A gain,t Geo. u. PinneJ.

SAN FRASClsco, May 30.-Complaint
has been lodged against Geo. NJ. Pinney
by VIM. B. Carr, casrgIrg him with con.
spiriug with the late J. d. Lsmonte
against the government. contractor, BY
which several banks Of the city were
swindled out of about 100000 on bogus
United Ststes certificates aggregsting g
UPWARDS OF 100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31

A SPECIAL to the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, in another column, announces that
General NATHAN GoFF has been ten
dered the position of Solicitor Of the
Treasury, and now has the matter under
sdyisenent.
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sol,citor or the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, May S0.-Genersl Ma.
than Goff, of West Virginia hiss been
rendered the position Of Solicitor OF the
Treasury, and has the proposltien under
advisement. General Gof is United
States District Attorney for West Vir-
rinis, and was the Republican candidate
fer 6overner last fall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31

vrvoRs of peace negotiations IN con-
,,,;on with the war IN the East, are be-
;.r frequent. 1t is said that efforts
=. .c,uslly being made at Berlin to bring
cessation of hostilities. The
liability Is that a struggle will have
,msds on the Danube before any
.,,, in the direction of peace can be
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31

,<oruxs very destructive fire has oc-
"a IN Montreal. Sixty houses were
Gu .3 and great numbers OF families
-, homeless.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31
Marine.

NEW YORK, May 30.-Arrived-
Steamer Victoria from Glasgow, Suevis
from Hamburg, and Abyss'nis from
Liverpool.
SAN Francisco, May 90.-Arrived-
Russian ship Usko Hull, sRd the ship
Salvel Watts from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, May 30.-Arrived
steamer England from New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31

LOUISVILLE, May 30.-Ssrsh Kilysn,
aged forty.fve. q servant ~ the Gait
House, threw herself from the root,
eighty feet high, yesterday. breaking her
neck. Cause, temporary insanity.
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Ptttsburxh Races,

PITTSBURGH, May 30.-The tros at
Friendship Park to-day, mile heats: best
three in five, for purse OF sZoo' IN
which Slow Go, Belle Brassfeld, Lady
II. and Billy were entered, was won by
Slow Go in three straight heats. Time,
2:29s, 2:333 and 2:3it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMNER Law LEfTuRn lnins
weekly begin 18th July. 1871, ana end 2th
September. Have proved OF SIGNAL use
Isi, 10 9 uisnts who design 70 pursue thsir
studies At this or other Lav-schcol; ID. TO
those who propose 10 read privately and
81. 70 practitioners who have not had the
advantage OF systematic Instruction. for
circular apply lP. D University Of va.l 10
JOHN u. AlSOR, Prot. Com. and stat-
Law. mayz3sodb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31
Died.

ZAsEsvILLE, ., Msy 29.-Jeremlsn
Peabody, brother of Geo. Peabody, the
late London banker, died st his residence
in this city, las; night, aged seventy
three.
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Married.

NEW YORK, May S0.-E1-Governor
Yarmouth, of Louisiana, was married
today, at Newark, n. J., to Miss Sallie
Dursnd.
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Aucressfsl Cast.

BosTos, May s0.-The 6fty.two Ton
gnn 10 be mounted IN New York barbor
was successfully cast this afternoon.
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at'heslina gegistrr.
-, .rassd Tuesday at 1863.

.,.o.her to-day ~tu be psrttv
,,,i southeast to southwest 'ofmds,
y, or,r lsmOsrat"re.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31
BED LOUNGES.
ELEGAET STYLES JUST RE-
CEIVED.
FRIEND & SON,
ma1O NJ. lob MAIN STREET.
a CARD,

U,o ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING YRON
the errors asd indiscrections Of youth,
nervous weakness, early de say, loss OF
manhood, Ac., I wi send . receipt that
will cure you, Free Of Charge. This gresi
remedy was discovered ny missionary IT,
south America. S>nd . seIf-sddressed
envelope 70 the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman.
station ID, Bib Ho- se, New York city.
ianD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31

t,n - q gross value Of produce of Cana
hefies fer 1879 was $ll, ,l47, 500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31
Richmond, Va.

RICHMOND, May so Decoration Day
was observed here with the usual cere-
monies. Committees were appointed to
visit Hollywood and Oakwood ceme-
teries with wreaths for tho Confederate
monuments, bearing the inscription,
awe honor the brave" One thousand
excursionists from Washington arrived
at noon, and many of them visited the
Federal cemetery.
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Gettysburg, Pa.

GETTYsBUxG, PA, May 30.-Over
five Thousand persons were present at
the Decoration Day exercises on the field
of the battle of Gettysburg. AT day
light salute of 3S guns was fred on
Cemetery Hill, and at l p. NJ. process
sion was formed in tie Public Square,
from whence it moved to Cemetery Hill.
The graves of the Blue and the Gray
were decorated alike by the children OF
the public schools.
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Columbus. d.

CoLUMBUs, May 30-Decorstion Day
was observed more generally than for
years past. Most of the business houses
were closed at noon. AT four o'clock
several thousand people assembled ut
Green Lawn cemetery in advance OF the
procession of soldiers. After Al ovation
and vocal and Instrumental music, the
soldiers. graves were decorated protusely
with flowers by seventy children.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3O-Decoratlon
Day was observed by general suspen.
sion of business. In the afternoon ther g
was procession to the city limits and
thence by street cars and other convey
ances to Grown Hill cemetery, where
the exercises consisted of music and sing
ing by musical societies, addresses by
Senator Morton and Rev. NJ. w. Reed,
concluding with the decoration OF the
graves by 100 little girls, during Which
ceremony minute guns were fired by the
artillery.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, May 2S.-Decorstion day was
duly observed here by all classes. Bust
ness was generally suspended. During
the afternoon the military and civic So
cities and large number of citizens join
ed with Forsyth Host, G. A. r., in sppro-
pirate exercises at the Forest cemetery.
Music and an address by Hon. George
Haynes, ard poem by Mrs. General
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-31

LITTLE RcCK. May 30.-Decorstion
day was observed here to-day, the graves
of both Federsls and Contederstes were
Jointly decorated. An address was de.
livered BY Col r. A. Howard.
, 1877-01-06
sAnd interest

IN LEA TssfttK Aflnt.idfkd {L&44.


TO ths WtsfsrH AGoctdftd ffess.
NEW Yuu:i, Jan. i.--Go'l heavy and loweF'
opsaiug At i0Ua and closing At loJn. Carrying
rates lug per diem to prF aIlnuun. -
Silver =, London yesterday MA quoted At a7x"
nor ouEce, No luotAtlon to-day. llcrc silver was
1atit LID urcculacxs. and 1aa!i gold. Silver coin,
" bia. ,.-. ,.,,>
gold. ,--,., IT..
rip4, + it. Joseph convertible sds4need to ho!i,
Chicago 4 Nutt1,xe stcrn coasols gold coupons, 10
paL, Noek Island scssus 10 l0UA, Detroit, Monroe
Toledo nsata 10 10a.., Etts hlrds to 1oS and Co
luu,bps, kicayo & Indiana tcntral orsss ~ ~:
New JcIsey Central nrss rolsl at ~. consolidated
81 Is spl iAu, arlnlcs At IL. thl lcaSo, Hurting"
, Ion Quincy consolidated sesens brought llo. do
el1htx H., uud Union i'Aelle Gfstt lo1t.
atsts secuTitics quiet. stUcks Mcle sehesah1
s,sopI and hl+hsr. with ch!et a:ttEtty ~ LAYS
vue, nhios Lar!sawaais luck Island. sMd s,chi tl
Kan Central. The COIL shares and H. Taa' ttoIk, :,
were the weak points Of thu niaEktt., haan'nal x
IL Joe fo4e enu announcenIe nj mat the Oh.
psny will shortly maks tn,p.Fsant s9nheeiG1nis WY. ~
ia Cpfap Pacidc, Will b. elected ~ similar ~.
siiIon ia thp Hannibal h St JosePh. u y tuttAst
eated that The roAd will come Into possession 9! ~
land department on tho loth Inst Itansa1t.iool
en- upicn, 4, bOo kock Isiaad., q 500 81. paals
'f 900 I'D Jo%ephs, II, 600 Lake Shore. =, w
Nav fork Centsal. g, 00o Ohios, 10, o0o M!chiga1
{s9ntesl, il, 600 LAckAwauna, and 1, 600 New sef
kessy. sa7. Gold closed Al io7.
Ths Assistant. Treasurer djsburssd 31ss, co.,
= 'Ilea5tnIs ~, ooo, ooo.
, 1877-01-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES.

FOREIGN CITIES.
spectal D.spatcA 10 Tie Tribune.
4,,sRrcot. JAn, S-ti q. tn.-FLutK-So. l. 7esi
No. 2, 2tA ~, "A,
f1rA1E-w,eat-wintcr No. I. 10, ~. No. 2 ~ aat
enrips No, I, ios i0l, No, losi WHILE NO. a'
30. y tIs; c1ub. No. t. lis 8d& No. =, iasaa' e''"
10, j, 2ns 81; no. ., cds Sd.
rKoyI.,ose-rork, To-. Lard, 63a ID.
IdyEnroot, Jsu. a-3 ?. m.-RRKAhtfeffs.oa,.
Theat-srrtnE No. t. tos I'd, No. ,, ios. Whlso NO. .
III oa, No. I tilt club. No. l. lis 7d No. 2. l2o
Corn--No. I, aa1l No. = lis od.
LANp-h1s.
Ilesl unclaimed. -.
t,vxRroot, Jan. k-Latcst-CoTrox-Dunyhn III
al 1tsc, sales oonpo AIct, speculation and cat orr
4uu American, it.oo0s sales Of tho week. nl.on OF
which exporters took B,ofn and apcculatofh fooR
"a ou, total stock, ST., oooi American, alt"n' 20
| CENTS. 11hopt American. ei,ooo. actual export
N, amount aaoa 44a ooos American, +aa 600; for
wxeded from ships sde dIfecs 10 spln"elf' "'"'''
American salcb, ~, Oco.
| Yarns and fabrics At Manchester Hal,t but nffa'
| nKsApsrrrss-DulI. wheat-Eeeera Tor Aeye,
| earto aurs; American. 270o1s CAllforn!a WINS
vtrst TRAITS "a, do club, lis 2dss1ls 7dt No tt
| M. red western sprinE i0s9tns ID; do mihtes'
| los 4dfsto cd. F!ouf-wetsofn canal. ataNh. Corn
| wtttcrn Mixed 2os obi new do, s5s oda2ns. Osts
American stt$3s ed. Dasloy-Anler!can. - 6l fe0s-
Canadian, S7s. .,-
rHoylsrnHs-3iess pork, 7oa' rfiine mess nce'' ~
| tn.I.Amerlcsu. o1s, Chccse-Ftne American. 6ss
n,con-LopE clear, AZ Cd; short clear 4dt
rrTnoLsuY-Gpirlts. i3sat3s I'd; refined. les edecos
| LlxsExr OlI-e8a51-
| NEsEx-Cn1nn,nn. 7s& pale l4a
| Er,RtTS STunFExTiNf-35s935s8d Cd,
| ASrwERr, J4n. 5.-rErroLEud-M
, 1877-01-06
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Leg AL.
LEGA1s
>--~-.---->>~~-H
United States Of America. Northern Dlstries
of Illinois. Is,

,. ,..... .,.,., ,vu,,.,, II En.dtcx and
In the CIrcntt Court tncTo. l!!taHt ~ ~ nnn.
JhlNtR II. flAl, CUH1pialu1Atr* ~ Inv
Wills yinsen!es lsaiIroaa G9nr serx HnSs E"e''
MASTERS SALE.
Sos!ss 4 fsrins II s s;xs sufaa ts to II y liz uns
tvr ihy s9Ftne1 ls7a n eers, suii ia chsnrcsy
nv ans aad os, as s
.sns;d ssSa s1iSS ~ 4, ~ hvt.t ids1 tor yss
pun'1o suGHu tt,s ~, 'ii,nn1s illrisnn Of the eald
Chlc3Ro uhnf.Hn. y In tntrthtT w1it tefI,!ntl
tracks N Chle1:o; about sfSsn n. -" froH, .IascE
s nnnam Is stHis !odl wh asa al to rs
a'int mus. ~ ~. thr M ncrfautuE 1n4
, 1877-01-06

Withdrawn iron. eloFo or 'M.lsaa' W. t',y ~
consumption: l,ho8 oa "heat' 4'o oa s''''' 7''
bn rye, and ~ ~ aA oaf'e''
The following grain was 'h'peeSeo mo solu ~
this city On Friday morning: ! gag .erss.eu
winter wheat, II cars No. ). ~ ". "nsa" .a'
car No. srrtnT, ~ cara no. No. - cara ~
DO, II cars ro)cctca 40 W. Whea.,' cA!s
hlgh-mixcd corn, ~ ears new No. ~ c.ta 'sw
mixed DO, VI chr1 ts'cc1ea ao' eete "',s'suo
t.:,0 corn>; cars white oats' IL cAfa No. ~ :
do, o cars rejected 90. ! car ho'Ssaao *"
oats); | car No. rye. II cara No, : ao' eas
rejected do; II cpra No. barley, cars Tc)eetca
do. Total, :lta cars, or la7, 600 ba' Inspected
ont: 1904 bu wheat, 3,das hu corn, l'2lo ao
uat4, !, bB. hu rye. q, si7 bu barley.
The leading produce markets "efo Irregular
yesterday, though with no great range IN price,
| proyisIons were strong under an active demand.
and wheat was cnsfcr. chledy because OF expected
rain In California. Tue wind In that State having
yeered to The southwest, with lower barometer.
Other markets were steady and generally quiet the
attention Of the great majority being absoshcd BY
wheat and provisions. l'0ih of thcfe aapast'henis
arc now tue subjects Of intense speculative e1cito'
ment d,o 10 great uncertainty with respect 10 INC
, 1877-01-06

AneCu1tG Of 14OrA 1sJFoH+
Thoss wlio hayo heard anything Of the per,
sonnI characteristics ot Lord Byron l,ayo heard
ot lis cxtromc seuaItlvrncss regarding bis per.
sonal appuara,lyo. The sllsht dufcct Of onc oi
his feet Mas II source Of lifelong and palniul MI.
Person e'sanms.s sysn 70 n,, ro yer
rc.sity, 4 spo:k OF dirt under q mans finger.
a was "a hi; estnaoq ~, S h: sgS%aos Snna ~ s,c H. II
Ia related OF Tic poet that oncp upon time
one informed hin thut va, Maltss s5,,sissy sHydEe
anuoE intn nav .stnaaary conversation" iii o
doc.,n tus1 said Byro, ii vii certa!nIy call him
out u9d ye ean el lm ,vs s9" Mhe1 1.a9S annaor ns
intention % II showing up bis Lorlshtp in yen-
yersation,' but now wll'; Yo1 my TIL ;aa him
| ruod I sbot, am better. witt not kill HIN, but
wIi either ssriks of his \, nose o. his car; .,
out harutng another features" ;Tlia wh told
BYRON 3n !, slessa III n ,ra1 ". !9ofh of n1. NO
tllat.on Of his handsome facc Which was moro
than mortal.
, 1877-01-06

rtot,R-y., rather uu,ct tic dem sud being chiefly
from tho local trade. There was little looking around
on tbs part Ut shippers hut they found Iees too high
10 st tc cxrent on supcsnnts, u holders arc aFul
In heir vcws under light socEs hAies wefs fepofea
.. $50 br!s winters, partly a. as oFs spring ea
traa II es.tO4D,oo fcf paseatss and Loo bfls
sutipg svpesAncs II f1.7585.oo. Total. 2ols bFlA
Thu market closed arm At the following 1snso OF
rr!ces .oIne lots bcnk held hightrs Choice winters
ST. a75sct7 el5I, medium wlnters, sA67Hva.o .oof
choles sprns extras ss.es4G7,, medium 10,
q. .G.}t6 a.tni ahlpita3 extras *3hoit.I4i cnotce
patenA ~. :5sa. Gu: common do so spth1
| super1nea u. 3oa5.W. Nys aaas, th:a@INH.
| uackwheat do. ks.1s97.2,,
DEAx-wa, In good demand. snd nrm II tho advanes
Of He rte eYiou, day Sales xera 10 tons n $3.50 HeF
~ !tsst t sisoa s.ek
az VI m.as q 10 tons $500
Gonx .MK.L-aaIa waa msds Of 10 sous eoss's It
IS ios:: :a sa:ass Te1:
Hrsn f.nsena q h ~ :. ., S f9ss .sx H. Ss,pa"
ss SvI n
ss9 :: ::: $
t;s% s! "
EsfHs f3 :ss f's s:s.t "s ss
~ s;*; u e.
R:;E.. xii StsStSi. h + & .
::S i;ss s:'ss! III r. %;F NJ
artf Enf lhts tho nia1ofltJ Or op:?ason aIu
aas sot nats iew ho.f, 4 lime Thy .app!"1}x
yes.a "a s aesns Ist Is
sal:! Ed 5o.sa res.s{ sEsasa ses; WI
Sss!9: ;;!ss i &: 1;s: "a: - ss
;ss. e L. e :: y: e !;
,;;. III. fa 4 @ H. ~ By ''"ps 81 '''''"
' WtAik. wMzsI-sals VIA uaas OF aaoba NO. seo
' Wn..7-w.. quiet 4 ths inside p,'s. u 2,
i and A. y .snirie Il tst e " t.
ei5.ed se thaa ag sTsain 'Sa Il - LvsFo9
.sF ~ III, IT, '.ie 4ai @ saf
tenx a.pestra .to.s; g. rG hIisr ssa fe
sl,,sat .ua loei a sira}ePn
Ss'5' f.. Of e..
ssa Il: H. ao sssa &c: f.
81 Il :' id fs:f
II III: NJ { III +:
:ss s:s,s! sis ai.ss So I; i =;
stsi 4 s3sain:, ts ID r4Is aaei y % traei
NJ shsss Iy .ons a. !s:s Iss IT, Sa
0ATs-He I'D qutc! .a4 uuehAassn EaIS TX h.S .ts = y
aes, t9 oxss H. Ias III
10 ea,a aud Tho arkct au!ef ThsIs ~ 70 9smana
:tssfts $ss T. ,:ssS. see q smssf s:a
~ taa sssn 2e5 sea
md t*sss. snI ~ Apt Il 53sate. NAY quoted
Of 'Sa S,' ,:1ss M ~ ss1s rstsessa tsesfa
r st! e e. S e Il Il 81 sssps "a 10
soSase m = isas& fssi q ssS 81 fssa,.. y.
sx%:: Essd tsaa.. "a 4 e
n: 722e fQF January. Cash salss "ess fspoeo wv
, 1877-01-06

The retlrns received indicate that y nearly Al nf ts
sIa:e s:s'If o. !@.f1 VII ia
10 thrsg thu season. ThN hoxs appe.T 7, he an1Si
eEn psrtt If Otto, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri Fat
4 nearly AZ secSns 1Sxa IL sssu1 n1t9 q
there uuat of tho heavy hoga have esn marketed aaa
tliosc nuw coming Ia arc of fshstr WelEht. ,.,,.
10 early IN e ,nc5ssse ie nnmbsf ;;!s
Thn complaints Ut lu reduction In the number OF noss
hy disease quite nnmefons nnf lhe5 eVEae CncM[ M @
report plenty o. 3ouT hefs os n 1Me
ready jor market are III IN couslaeEaoa number VIII
pe 1 feeny snr Nseht Of oys Il u.ter difficult to
deteftne. ay Of our e5e .eMt 121a ,r ns
ponie rsnco oi te evidence Ii In fnyos of small trsf.
hEa Increase weight of the to date pt wv
weight of hogs yet TO come y from Ss. Ine fsae
sherc IclnE srcsE dl1cr.itJ IN tic roports.
, 1877-01-06
LIVE STOCks

Tntal...,...,,.....s..,,6 g. 461 h.Ilo 4s.lo
cArTLE-Thero wAs no abatement In tho demand for
hecf cattle an no softenlng OF prices Tha hfm fosi
ron OF thu Eastern markets Jus'ned continuance Of
scvo opcratiuua on tho part ot shppet And the Far
eha,ea Of lhat ctns buyers wero on GENEROUS
T.re was also wcll.suaAined demand from tue loea
trade aud from tecders. and between tho several
ciaass of huYcrs the moderate supply on sac Nas
ea,IIy ditposel OF. In point Of quality the oferlngs
altered ltse from those OF the preceding days OF sne
vrck. Choice beeves comprised only small percent.
csriicr apys ii fhe week. wasat ptte FanGinE aown
ward fruni k4.b5. few ch11ce iGn .Eio skcn KEN -
ssWtns w. and In two tf three tnstnneca n!gher
tIr,rrs wcrn paid. hut sales ~ oyer $S dn nok tcaCn
NfSttI iSeai hutchc paid 81 e1$3. r. ior eo!nmoa
IL nrii1s fhE cpWn 1M InfrEl1r t9 conlnlNu sseetE
wbn nnt " thu rtIrca OF the ExttnIh Haln VEG
nt siHEti NJ ycAts fnhl at Fl: yk&3N t0T ponI ~ y
ctLoi rrAjes. The market closed arm. "Hn tho e<oeA
"o'u' " QUOTATIONS..
Choice Bteves-Flue. fat. weli;forMea =.
rear to 5.ytnroId strfs, "e!En!aE ttooH 70 ,xo. =.
u104 t \, II, 4soa4 %
Asdi9" ~ 3 ST. =" ooaA4o
unic!iets siock-Po1rto ron,tnoa tteefs ana
s!rnf%I @ % Hu aeooa n
steck ~ Ga,te-eoma'on ...... 3tooa. CO
I4feTios@Ltxhi snS tntn a2.a7
yrhii--ltcf luJ d Jlatlvca o'sS4o.0s
, 1877-01-06

J1nG rNDDffCTS-Wcre active, mud excited On the
sneculatyc deliveries. Under the receipt Of numerous
buying oricrs from outside with good demsnd from
local operators Liverpool wn quoted higher on pore
sud SatA aud lower lard The receipts OF hoRa at
tho stoek.yards were fair IN number, but poorer In
quality than cretofose. and ad7anccdin In co1!equence.
T reacted on product aud strengthened the feol1uEa
Of those who havc Ee:cnly accepted the theofy o.
ehort crop In proportion to the demand for tonsuup"
tion Some prolnncrt ocnl operators hare taken tho
bull side on product. IN bought heartily which 't'mu.
latca demand from othersi and for fcH dayt past
ilrtr has regular rnat 20 Tet on the onE s4e o.
ea Guysfs TIKI bsnw scEt Hy IT, @ese
MEss ionx-Was unusa.I!y scstYs. and ttrsxnla,y ".
srnnx adv sA1elnx 2oc per i'r', nn1rr vigorous se.
and wcl r.: largely frop hs r. ri ipautfy
tnr inllrchiate hestry sArs wrrc fcpor!sd 81 l.M ~
iii, eeIer the month srst!}, r. s!3 M ri 2 es
st s:ss ,esE M.res fshT.s{ ~ G.
e m 's1,sf IT. II Jrn2asy ~ s;ef :Ts
Tr n1ms ts"sasa} olk ~ ~ a,'sted 4
iaapIWas Ii, VERY good demand. and alIanced lnth
llc no ls Ia tygatny wtt eorK tseaen an
81 tao trs cash tcaryj ~ go trs sser
jaInary NJ &ll 20; VI ssEs sGps!hsJ sn
y 4 e ~, s.es + !; M.fsa u r.
ia Tic u,1rktt c?scM nrn A. u. r.. st 3M
1.40 caah acl1tr IanHarJt Tor Feofo
we7s II p eeay !S 9 u.u,n delivery wit
lttfc ciIapxe In prices There not much 4etnnns
for expoFn tr market wss lama :, c1mpAts1m ~ Mtt
"a ss ssss ss
os:s .aodes ia 05, a Id DO .c!!ar = NntE' M
boics vns md SHIRT c!eara sclle! reorus5{ = i,s
80 tca sweet hnms ~ ~ = lost aa9
II, s11rF i sstq.'y = o. 'pat snd fss
inu nre tho latest quotations FAFt. .RAlted mtAut