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National Republican., 1877-04-10
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PHiii0R No. 10. with full line Of samples OF
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EAEfSk S: S:: T. T. &c %ads IN our ' 6SsioR Ri Depart
JOHN wAssM.aAkrr co.
ARTISTS lS TAlLonINe,
CHESTNUT STREET,
aps-u PHILADELPHIA.
SPRING STYLES aENrLEMEN's HATS.
xsox,s N, Y. !r:i stRfsg Ffis'y's STYLE HATS,
and sun Ess t, Hats in eOl0rs designed expressly
Tor spi'fBs6 Bs6Ys' Ys'I hsp oHlLpEEN's HATS,
um0rtil.ai f. as4 sTEiNaRTz, MslslRRs Safss Rsft,er,
1877 rennsyvania ay., next to cor. Thirteenth st.
VERY BEST PRICES PAID FOR
SECONDHAND CLOTHING, s,,o,
AT JusTH's OLD STAND,
sis ID street northwest.
Orders by mail promptly attended %: lss:a
III H . P S U Ms
sg.% SHIRT s2z
MANU- TORY.
Biz Best Dress Shirts to order for siS. 50.
Fit warranted perfect. Material warranted. Rich
ardson,s Besi Linen and Wamsutta Mills Muslin,
FINE faANSHL UNDERWEAR TO oRDERA
SPECIALITY.
Biz resdy-made Shirts for s; six unfinished Shirts
for o. so. BOys Shirts 62S and 70 cents.
MEMS FINE FURSlSHINGS.
THOMPSoN's SHIRT FACTORY,
TASTY LIE DROIT BUILDING.
C.IRRIIGES.
GARRIAGEsi? Esi?''1'~""'"'|N"~oA ~oARRiAGEsi,
~ UARRIAGES!!!
On hand 100 new and sscond-hand light family
carriages phAetOn top and nO-top buggies At greatly
reduced prices. have Just procured n patent for
side springs for bugEies, which will give greater
case and comfort In motion than any spring now In
use, and be procured at half the expense OF any
Li.lr latent .urlua a And be edapted to csfrv
National Republican., 1877-04-10

lNs--,- .a-.e.s-sL. ~ O-
jon PRINTING.
THa SArmrAI HhPuBLIcAS
BOOK AND LOB
BOOK AND JOB
HOOK And FOB
BOOK AND wB
Pa1yrrsrf DKPaRrMKNr
PaSrrsH DEPARTMENT.
RaIar1sG DEPARTMENT.
PaI1r11G DEPARTMENT.
emnur Pennsylvania avsnue and rairteenth u,
wasningipn. D. C.,
Hhs thu worry bsst faclitses for doing
HOOK AND !pB PaI1rlnG
HOOK AND JOB PRINTING
In ALL les BRANCHES.
BOOK WORK
BpOH woHH
nin s.hrnbAA HHPuBLIGAs Doos Depart,
ppnt, IN unsurpsssei in iis cxi.li and nacali,ie, sy
my r,sniinH uuss In i,,is or snr other city for the
ppnnpp ami azpsriiiuuE execution Of orders for all
Rimis ur
HOOK PaI1rISI AND BINDING.
Alsa.
PaMPHnKrs OF ALL KINDS.
LAW CASES.
CONSTITUTIONS
BY.IAws.
CATALOGUES.
FaGCHHDEsGs 0F CONVENTIONS. sc.
RRAHS AND FANCY BRANCHES OF
PuISrISI
Ortllrs fUr
Hunnpta,, sutus., Chupls
Gmpm Bsmhs,, sotshosds.
Rritur and BllracadA Drans
Business and wedding cards.
Visiting and Invitation C,rdk
Diplomas and csr.incatss.
BaurIos,ts,aaa Circulars
Programmes
HandbiIlS
Catalogues.
II Hzbeis Of AL Kinds. &c. &c.
\ Rumut:s Hlllpa and un Reasonable Terms
wa1lass = spsrai,yof
n SHOW WORK
H HBtain Ad ofl mr lnprpvsd Machinery ue en-
N PRINT tas
II RAHIfHSr M-AMMOrH FOSTER
II and tho
Il sMhLLEsr DoDGER.
II Gfhoe.
0Ra.. Pa AvE. AND rHIHrKESrH ST.
II SSn1nh Floor.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

MOUNT yERNON.-TOMB OF WASH.
M ISGTON.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain FRANK HoL.
LIN6BHkAD, Leaves the Seventh-street wharf
DAILY. Sunday excepted,D at 10 .. NJ, RETURNING
Hound irip u. Including admission to han.iea ssa
0roanda- ocD-u
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UousEs mn RENT.

'~r1rc.i. SSSa rSEN1TrcN.ii..S,~HH6E STORE. no. n,
III PennsylysnIa avenue northwest, near corner
-Four. snd-s. half street, A. n. DUyABL, corner
Four-aud. a-haif street and Louisiana avenue.
sp9-ti
UTOR RENT, APRIL ], NO. Q GRANT
II IpLACF,s hne fourt,en-room Brick House, In
good condition. with all modern impr0S ements.
Apply 10 No. it17 sixth street northwest. apS-1t'
IVOR RENT-FOR A EAR OR THE SUM
II mer, the dwelling house, barn, stable, grounds
and fruit At ''Hollywood.r near Fails Church. q
few minutes walk from railroad station. Inquire
OF BRAMH ALL & CO., so7 Seventh street north
west. aptWfht
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IIKRIIGES.

NgF y
CARRIAaEs Es?''~'-"''''|N"~oAR ~oARRiAGEsi,
~ CARRIAGES
On hand 100 new and sscond-han light family
cArriages, phsetOn top and no-top bugges at greatly
reduced prices. I have Just procured n patent for
side springs for gEes. which will give greater
case and comfort IN motion than any spring now in
GtLer pstent spr,ns,l and can be adapted TO csrry
tny Yslxht 5sSaIsd Rer.SnsG ~ a.lns s,,n s,lds-spriaE
JOHN T. BHID9Err,
aps-st ANS, 1905 "a, ave-, aeAr ThtrtseaIhsL
National Republican., 1877-04-10

UNIVERSAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
bough exchanged or sold At q reduction OF ONE
DOELAR upon any other ONCE or depot In this city.
Tickets good till used. Bsggage check kcd through
ABEslIit,!! sz Fem. en- pi ave-, Sht tanay Store.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

EOR sALE-RARE CHANCE FOR SPEC
Il uiation-t.ope aerer of timber, mineral and
county, West Va, close to c. and o, r. X. win
be sold a barrain and on easy terms; ute indlspa-
Jeherson county, West Va. or 70 W; II: MAIN
co.. Is Pennsyiyania ayeuue, Warrington, ID. Y.
mhi1-tm
National Republican., 1877-04-10
aatiaual gepublifar
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
plnanf~.

vssHISsroS. %. a.. April D. trT.
1se Ntu lsrk Pass's taaacisl article ssys;
Cod epc1et =; -, ,draacsd tt Dit 10 iJsg. ant
n Esoto - Z. -atsh has STAGE b~ea the prize The
isadIar trauers of Etsriing tkls nsruius r,,rkes
ts,s ro;g1 rats zP 10 ~ sts.f ba.ines. fotiS--
tRE "a -tthla tkrS- sssrtsrs % of th-s
n thr aoary -arkes he qrs,stiSa for cell loans
=tat,S. and 7-ise szsrrantiis paper ByfaS. Uai-
tss states Sone. are uBshsnrvd. stceps for ue-
'e-E.na as- So -hIsh are Z higher. The stock
rsrtef ops.sd StsS loser than IL closed Saturday,
the latter Roes iSsai. LAKE. shore, wes,er.
Tuiaa Tsler rzp1 sna Erie wsre each 4 lower, Fr,u
the oyrsiss satI seost Itsp o'eIsek price, de-
eitns-i .Sal,. The latter Delaware and Hssssa Co
naI. Dsl,-,re. LsekauaRna aaa Western dsslines
y. Nithix,. Ccnfrsi I. Pariae NAL Y. ,sd New
E0Ft Ceasrsl =. Since then there has sees ,
esrtry Of q =. the later Nbeslrsn Csntrsl."
he saS-TrS,sSry bslsaees st Nev Tors to-isy
vS-vs GSid- pt.51SsT; currency, tnsI7U,
The ssb-Trssssrsr pabi cot On srcoant oftnterest.
nAsss for ssoet. Es.aS. Receipts ffom custsas.
slSsm
In New rork to-dsv ra>asy rsty at p,
a. Ehehtare ssrOsE ct s-sf. 6oid rrser al
lsssstAs. Rates Sor esrTItax. ta1
Goyrrzzaat sod dalI NaiA stsaIy nj the folls.-
National Republican., 1877-04-10
AUC1T0Y s1LEs-FUTURE DAYS.

ID II. WARNER, Auctioncer, 4 street, oppo
Ds site Masonic Temple.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
EUR rHH L.IDLHS.

II ADDE'S lADLKs,,-IF YOC WANT To
II lapn mmsy uaIl MHnr. n Benoit. luSt
prIEi rum Ssw Norb: will t1nnA yOn in one vteS
tn Ia own dfustnAkcr hr The new frcneA
ntiatsirranert. Lalins dom iose the opportunity
Mtnu,. Binuii In unrtNaltsi q ttarher- will eat
0hll lt z. Il sfrrfet. a.. W. uu stairs. app-sl-
National Republican., 1877-04-10

DHHNIfH PHAyTS AND FLOWERS. lust
II inpurstsl Hv Mtssrs. FHLLAaGH CO..
minnnIrf ttie Agricultural SoUtefv, fron PARIS.
nsiiteF IIl gfiteinrn rrapfcfInllE lnNlit.t %
Of anu tiu rrsat oullbctton df new kose. Wlne
tsfuprs. rrrsA Hfris anu all ksnds of Nexetahies.
t'ssib anit E'Wvers. at So. ISIS Penasgtrsnia ave
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LOST AND FOUND.

IL street, between Balla antyne s. book store and
v street. Portemonie. containing . eio, a and
ns in all; also, . copy Of . Promlssory Note for
30. with some visiting cards with the sddress oi
to 10 street northeass. apio'
National Republican., 1877-04-10

lHESSRS BUR0DORF d BROTHER
MI Livery, sale and Boarding stables, Nos tls
and % Eighth street Prices reasonable. and care
National Republican., 1877-04-10
ZOE SALE.

DUsiNESs PROPERTY FOX sALE-A
ID RARE CHASCE-yor sale, the south western
corner OF Tenth and Y strsets nsrthwes q :
room and Shov-windew. and CoI and Wood
Yard. The lot ffonts sixy-seyen feet on Ienth
all ipciosed BY hish fencing. shedding, Ac; The
swelling and store-room on the corner. Apply I'm
medinfciy to N. N. ROHHkk,
ap1e u SIS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

MADAME. 0ipnANAN
Inl, lust arrived frum FAIRS with
fpH,.SIi AND SUMMER COSTUMES
IN lil ttih nnwnst nnirrsAls and siyses wainA Eae
ms Iurnaa n iar uariprs. ISIS sircet, opposite
l,iiiss' t,ntr=nua af HinGs house.
NiIllnta-y and all iiie novelties Of the seNsoa.
Bfnuul IN u. 0afnIAYAS's. sWosI Elshteenta
y,f,.,tr mlI-inll I
National Republican., 1877-04-10

i.zi.,. Gslfs a uilans Bsuzsns csAa a =. -
sssssa 5ssass,s nsasas z = tSs.z ~. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14
AUF
LINIMEN IS.

The lame can be healed and the wounded
made whole. We now know Just what
the Centaur Linimenr Will do. They WI.
not mend broken bones or cure Cancer
but 'H"y will extract soreness, all y pain
cur rheumatism and n arger range o.
fe, , zone and muscle ailments than any
art Gle yeT before discovered.
=, Itifc skill cannot go beyond tn
effects OF these remarkable preparations
CnrOuIc Rheumatism Of many year
standing. Neuralgia, Weak Back, Frycf
sores, " PepiBg-Stnews, SClHtico, Cakrd.
Breasts, distorted joints aud ~UIHncG
Limbs Of the worst KIND are cured By ib'
whit" Centaur Linlmcnt
10 Will destroy the pain AMI heat WIN.
OuI u scar all ordinary Burns and Scald-
II viii extract the poison of Bites ~uo
StIngs, and the frost from Frozen Lin Da.
II is very eiiicacIOus for kar-ache, Tooth.
ache, Itch and CutdneOus EruptIons.
Mr.. Josiah Westaks, OF Marysville. y.
writes:
"FOr years my Rheumatism has been ~
bad that have been unable 20 stir from
the house. The first three bottles ei Cen.
taur Liniment enabled me tO.walk with
out my crutches ! am mending rapidly.
/ think your Linimeut simply marvel"
What the Centaur Imminent has done
Tor others 1t Will do tor you IL iS hand
II Is reliable, and 10 II cheap
Is worth its weight In gold 30 owners Il
horses aud mules.
Inns Ilullntul ldA cured more SDrhib.
ed, Sweenied, Ring bOued and Called
Horses I'm three years than have all the
Farriers In the country In an age. ~
effects are simply wonderful.
W. have thou ands upon thousands o.
certificates a. strong az the following:
my horse was lame for a year with =
ietlock wrench. All remedies utterly
tailed TO cure and considered him worth
less until / commenced 10 use CeutayI
Liniment, which rapidly cured him.
heartily recommend ~.
"REy. GEO. W. FERRIS,
"ManOIvile, SchOharlo Co., \. Y.
"DEAR SIR have used your Contain
LiDiment in my family, and find ~ 10 10
al great value. Please send me two dollars
worth, one for the mules and horses.
RILEY SICKLE,
Fails Station, Wyoming Co., Pa.
n makes very little difference what the
cas- is, whether II be Wrench, Sprsiu
POll.Evil, RiugDOne. Scratches or Lame
ness OF any kin {, the effects are tn" same.
LiyeTymen, stage prOprietOrs, Farmer
&c, never be without the Yellow teuisuI
should LIniment. II ~ sold everywhere.
and warranted IN ~ effects.
Laboratory OF }. Il. Rose & Co.
- DEFY ST, NEW YORK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14
.R.RCgLEy VS.. rECUnsEHS."
Standards Oh Top OF AdSrrsiS - DC
feat ed Once More.

The tickle goddess, Fortune, again
smiled upon the Tecumsehs and enabled
them TO walk away with the home cluo
Yesterday By q score of II TO 3. The WISH
ing team played q very fine fielding game
and used the willow most energeticaIly'
while the Standards duplicated their
game of Thursday ut the bat and nesri ~
tied il IN the field. Wilcox, who was
distinguishing himself at third oy oc'
cssionsl errors, was removed IN the 1liu'
die O the game to centre heid. Inc
Rod Goats took hold of Hagsn at the be-
rinrjIg of the game and on the
f,urLh inning there was sorI Oh
Grand change, the Deacon taking snort;
Barcklev behind the bat; Glasscock re-
sum,ng third, Lane going to second
Motias pitching and Robinson filing the
left field The Tecumsehs maD aged 70
90, in y base hit now and then on OF the
general utility man" but did not h''
him for sny earned runs. Bsrcklev
caught splendidly, not having a ps'seu
hall: he Also had cJrner In the runs,
gptt;ng All his SIDE secured through good
base running, and causing the genera
remark That the game was between
Bsrckley and the Tecumsehs. wilkinson
PLAYED first up TO nature. 1t p''s
that more did not pattern alter nin'
Phillips failed to arrive as WIS expeG'e1'
Int probsbly will be on hand Tor to-day
game, with the Msnchesters, o! Mahcp'7'
ter. New Hampshire. The score:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14
Shameful Outrage.

Yesterday morning fifteen or twenty
children of the Eighth ward went out on
the hill for day of pleasure, and took
their dinners with them. About noon
eight or ten boys followed after the
children, and when they had gone nesr
enough, begun to throw stones at the
little boys and girls, which frightened
them away, when the stone throwers
rifed the baskets filled with eat
sbles. Complaint was made to Consts-
Die Martin who went after the depreds-
tors, but failed to catch them at the time.
Warrants will be issued for the party
whose names are known. Several Of the
little children were struck with stones,
but were not severely injured
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14
SEIGHBORHoOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.

TaE National Glass Works have been
sold to Mr.. Bodeier.
Miss MEDIA HILL, Of Morristown, is
visiting Mr. A. H. Marsh family.
THE Baltimore and Ohio railroad pay
car arrived here Thursday morning.
The pay car of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh railroad was in town yester-
day
THE business of the St. Clairsville
Narrow Gauge Railroad is rapidly in
creaslng.
THE Lsadsr mans reply to IN. D.
IN Thursdays issue OF the independent Is
an incendisry article.
Gen. B.R CowEN, OF this place, is
favoraDly spoken of by his Republican
friends rs a candidate for State Senator.
Mr.. Gus JOHNSTON, the St. CIaIrsviIle
temperance msn, will address the cltI-
zens on the Public Square, at ! o'clock
this evening.
Mr.. JOHN HUTCHINSON, who was
drowned near Beallsville last Monday,
while in bathing, had been married but
three weeks previous to his death
Dr.. K. W. MUHLEMAN, homeo-
pathic physici,.n, mas located in this
place, and will practice his profession
The doctor is the only homeopathic
physician in town.
AFTER August LIST Messrs. j. u NJ. n.
Mercer will occupy the store room now
used a5 dry goods store by Messrs.
Waddel il Milligsn, who are going out
OF the business.
The Atlantic Dase ball club OF Wheel
ing will play the Clippers OF this place,
on the latters grounds this evening. The
game promises to be very Interesting Is
both clubs are made up o. good base
ballists.
Elk JUDGE ANDERSON is strongly al
vocated for Representative OF the Demo
Gratis by the Lsader. Judge Anderson Is
man, If elected, that will fill the posi-
ton with dignity and honor to MS con-
stituents.
TaEname of w. n. Cofiand, present
deputy auditor of this county Is an
nounced in this mornings LeGder "a u
candidate tor county auditor. So far,
Mr.. Cottiand Is the only announced DEM
ocratic candidate for auditor.
Iii rumored that Gen. Hoge, Walter
Darrah, Dewitt Danford and James
McGregor are contemplating "trip to
the Shen 4ndoah Valley, Va. The trip
is proposed To be taken over the Natlonsi
road in light spring wagon.
BLACK PRINCE Lodge No. 81, X Of
p, last Thursday night, at their castle
hall, Installed the following officers: A.
Roder, G. G.; Jas. Gill, n. c.; n. l..
Marsh, Prelste; Jos, DsvIs, NJ. Of A.
John Hahn, l. g.. Geo. Squggn, q. u.
ID ID G. C; ,. o. Cummins installed the
officers.
The case OF Peter Murphy against the
B. X .. K. K Go was in progress before
Squire Austen, yesterday. The trouble
arises in this way: About six years ago
Murphy leased lot of ground from the
railroad and built small house thereon.
Having gotten behind IN his rent, the
company took the house and elected Mr.
Murphy who, u few days ago,
entered suit agsIns the company
for back rent on the house,
rs the company rented II u
another part for live dollars .
month short alter Mr.. Murfny nsa
been put out he now ask tna! the
courts compel the rosd t. pay him
back rents for the time since a" WAS
elected
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14
PIVcr News.

The marks II; the landing Is-t evening
indicated feet 9iuChcs.
The Nail City arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday. She returns to-day.
The Granite State leaves Tor Pits
burgh to-day.
Tue Salt Valley, route for PITTS
burgk, is due up tonight.
The Hudson Is the regular Cincinnati
packet to-day.
The Market Boy departed on time yes
terdav.
The Telegram, O'NeaI, Phaelon and
Comfort are making their usual JrPs.
BY Telegraph.I
VICKsBURG July Weather clear.
River falling.
PITTSBURGH, July lS-Riyer3 feet
and falling Weather fair. Departed
Granite State, Portsmouth.
NASHVILLE July lS.-kiyer y
inches on the shoals and stationary. De-
parted-Cs!lna, Cairo.
SHREVEPORT, July l3.--Departed-H.
Dtrfcs, New Orleans Weather clear
and warm. River fell 4 inches
LOUISVILLE. July Weather clear
ard not. Departed-Shnkle. River
falling, with 7 feet niche, IN the canal
CAIRO. July l3.-Arrjyed-J. w
Cot, Memphis Departed-Goh, Gin
ciunau. River % feet inches aud fall
ing. Wezther clear mercury 81.
ST. Louis July l2.--Rrrivei-Dol-
pnin. lower bends; War Eagle, keokuk;
Mitchell. ST. Pau. Depar nI-MItcheiI,
81. Paul; War Eagle, heokuk; All.
Stephens. Kcokuk. Weather clear and
warm.
CIyCINEATI, July l3.-RivGr 10 feet
10 inches and falling. Weather clear
and warm. Arrived -NIrgie Lee, Pitts.
burgh; Mary Miller, 81. LOUIS Donnal-
", New Orleans. DePsrted-Andes,
Wheehngi Lee, St. Loul-.
MEMPHIS. July l3-River t.Il 10 i'll
ches, With 20 'eeL ) inches in the canal.
Weather clear; mercury 50. Arrived
Cons Millar, Cincinnati DEPARTED
Helena, Nlcks burg; Grand Tower, St
Louis; Sherlock, New Orleans.
EvANsvILLE,July l3.-H Gather clear
mcrcpr, 10 t. 81 River II 10 Get on
the gauge Dowu-Irau Hpu4tsi0 and
tov. Lpnc,s ~. - Tara~oOE. j. D.
( Par.,nr. Up-IItew.Id ~m.ln, Jah" j.
( Rhode The Golden C.ty adds 1ubl11-'
the Parker adds moderately. Busmc..
active.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14

NEW YORK, July lS.-Flour-Duli
receipts 10000 barrels; new occasionally
lower. Rye Flour-At 81 7595 %.
Corn Meal--Active; western 81 S5t9S 81.
Whest Receipts 5000 bushels; very
strong; No. > Chicago spring 81 5o(9
l SIS; No. = Milwaukee in store 81 %
Rye-Quiet; western 7497Se. Barley
and Mslt-Unchanged. Corn-Higher
and less active receipts $4,000 bushels;
western mixed ungraded $4,000; steam
mixed 59c; 10 July 58!@59c. Oats
Dull and heavy; receipts 1000 bushels
western mixed and state 35lG00ci white
western 42lG63c. Hay and Hops-Un a.
changed. Cofee-QlieL; Rio cslgoes l7(9
2Oic, goldi job5iag N@2l4c, gold.
Sugar-Heavy; tair to good refining .
M95ci prime 9ic; refining quiet ana
heavy At lllGl2t MolaSses-DdII. Rtce
-Louisisra 6@7c; Csrolins tic. Pc
tro euu-Qliet but steady; crude 63ci re-
fined I3Ic TaLow-At st@8bc. Rosln
Quiet a: 81 S5al 80 IurPentine-
S.eaIy NJ she. Eggs-Firm; western
I51l7!c. Pork-More active at $l4 80
@l4 IS: August Sl4 409l4 90. Beef
Quiet but firm. Middles-Western long
clear quiet st 6!c. Lsrd-Firm; new
prime steam 50 25G,9 40; August 50 400
945 Butter-FIrm Tor choice; westsrn
lO92Oc Cheese Firm st 4@9!c. Whis-
kY-Quirt ~ 81 II.
CINcINSATI, July ELECTROMAGNETIC
but hrm 1t llsc. FIour-Easicr; old
family IS SOFAS So; new 81 5O@51 10.
" Leat-Heavy and lower ~ the close;
red 81 3jGl 10. Corn-In fair demand
At lower rates a. 4SG5Oc. Osts-DuIl
and cropping At 34m4Oc. Rye-Dull ut
65G67c. Barley-Nominal. Pork
Quiet u, $l4 90. Lird-Demsnd tar
and market firm; steam nominal; current
makes uel1 at So 81; kettle SO 600
| 10 80. Bulk Meats-In good demand;
shoulders held at 10 10; short rib s. 2Oi
closed at s. 2j asked; short clear 81 %.
Bacou-In fair demand at 6GsCFS4c.
Whiskv-Quiet st 81 O8. Butter-Dull
aud Dropping Linseed OIi-Qmet at B3c.
Hogs Steady and in good demsnd
common 81 4OG4 20; light 81 $500 90;
packing 81 1j@4 80; butchers ~ goo
) W.
PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-Flour-
! Quiet; extra - OOG7 co. Minnesota
amiIy IS OOGy 90; Pennsylvania So OO
r9 80; high grades 50 5OGlO 81.
" hest Steady; Pennsylvania red 81 %
.s215;ambe- - 10 ~ %. Rye-DuIl Al
| 6OaSjc. Corn-Yellow 63c; mixed 81
tap2c. Oats-Demand active. Wheat
w mite western 400 3c; mixed $50
4Oc. Provisions-Q Butter-Duli;
western extra l6@ISc. Cheese-Ad
vsucing; western l59l6c. Eggs
Steady; western l5@l6c. Petroleum
steady; refined l3ci crude 9G9ic,
"hisky-SLoady; western 81 II.
MILWAUKEE, July Wheat
| Unsettled; opened at AT advance Of &c;
closed quiet; No. , Milwaukee 81 as;
seller August 81 26I; seller September
IL l6Y; No 3 81 3l!@l 32!. Corn
Il ieher; No , 48lc OatS-Stesdy and
firm: No. , 33Ic Rye-Higher;
No. 67c; seller August SO Barley
Nomjnauy unchsngedi No. , spring zoe;
No 3 as..
PITTSBURGH. July l3.-1etroleum-
! Q .iet aaI i'm; crude - l7!@2 20 Al
Parser rhhneI l3k@l4tc for Phr'stel-
pDis dc.yorF.
ST LOUIS July l&.-HoEs-Hisher at
~ o5a5 lo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14
A wheeling ian In Trouble.

Alex. King, near East Remand ap-
pears to have purchased from nc Ohm
stead, All ofgaG and sewing machine
man of Wheeling, horse some week,
ago, ard after bls man let HIM found ~
his lull salts lscJlon that said hOrs' "s-
ail that Mr.. OImstead had represented
HIM to be and good bit more, and hap.
pening to notice his man operating in
this neIghborhood in his line OF buslhc-s
on Monday last, sent Officer Rec after
him and his traps near Murristo IN, and
persuaded him that 1t was wrobg to in-
pose on the good people Of this State by
giving them 50 much more than they bar.
gained for, to which little bit Of sdvice
the organ man bent his ear kindly
fixed the matter up satisfactorily t. all
concerned and went his Way. G.
Chronicle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14
The Imprisonment for Debt Case.

Mrs. +. h. Bohanna, who WAS arrested
on Wednesday night by Deputy Sheriff
Mitchell, ut the Instance of creditors, and
lodged in Jail, was released from custody
by the Circuit Court, yesterday, the
plaintiff failing to prosecute. Mrs. 30
hanna and her two daughters lett Tor
their home in Texas, yesterday, but be-
tore leaving Col. w. w. Arnett was
consulted in regard to bringing action
Tor false Imprisonment and prosecuting
the Justice who seized her baggage,
and the lady expressed her intention of
taking such action IN the premises.
Whether she will carry out her inten-
tions, however, remains to be- seen, she
promising to advise her attorney in the
matter on her arrival home.