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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
DON'T 200 WEST. YOUNG MAN"
The Charlsstown Free hsss puts IN
good word for West Virginia a. the place

The Charlsstown Fres Press puts IN q
good word for West Virginia a. the place
for young men. No State in the Union
Offers more Inducements to the young
men Of energy, ambition and talent,
whether poor or possessed Of wealth, cul-
tivsted or still "in the rough" than our
own young, growing State of West vir-
gina. Here the emolumsnts and honors
of high official positions. places Of trust
and responsibility, calling for the exer-
else Of great qualifications and large iu-
tellectusl capacities, 81 9 not withheld from
men, otherwise fully competent IN the
discharge of such trusts, on account of
mere lack of gray hairs and wrinkles, as
is the case IN so many neighboring States.
"Old Fogyism" holds NO place In the
councils of our rising, growing Com
monwealth. An offshoot from the Old
Dominion, the young scion has taken
thrifty, vigorous root. and while ever
looking back with tilisl reverence to the
parent another of States" to whom she
owes her being, she yet smbitiously rs
pires TO q rank among the foremost, TO
which her many natural advantages,
and those acquired of late by active
legislation and beneficial measures will
OF a period not very remote, entitle her.
Young men of means, here is fine
field for investment. Thousands of thou
sands Of acres Of land, teeming with
mineral wealth, lies unclaimed, waiting
to bs brought to the light and to bring
untold riches to its enterprising owners.
Thousands of thousands of acres OF mag
nifcent timber awaits but the hardy
woodmsn's axe and convenient transpor-
tation to market, to pour almost Its
weight in silver into the Golfers of the
possessor. Young men of brain, here is
the held Tor your investment, whether
in the path OF literature, of
scientific research, or their prac-
tical application. Your youth will
be 10 bar to your progress onward and
upward. Here we have, as heretofore
announced by us, the youngest Govern
or in the States the youngest Bishop in
the American hierarchy and, probably,
in the world the youngest Representa-
tive in the popular branch OF our Ma.
tionsl legislature and the youngest
University president on the Globel
Don't ago west, young man. but come
to West Virginia, where your worth will
be appreciated. your muscle find exer-
Csc, and your ability be recognized
and rewarded. West Virginia is en-
phsticslly the young mans State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
Steamer Disabled.

BosToN, May 6.-The steamer Chins,
which has arrived from Liverpool, re-
ports tha. on April 30th, in latitude 4S'
II, longitude S30 2O', she saw signals on
the stermer Sidonisn, of Glasgow, from
New York for Bristol, which was dis-
sbled, requesting q surgeon. The ships
surgeon was sent on beard, who reported
that on the Goth the boilers exploded,
killing the captain, three engineers, two
h.emen and one trimmer, and iujuring
the cook. The rest of the crew were
well.
" hen the surgeon OF the China went
On board, the men were ali dead out one
fireman. When asked the cause of the
explosion, he said, Il will tell YOU in the
morning." but he died soon, and it is i'm
possible to lean the cause The Sidonisn
proceeded under sail, and will not arrive
at her destination under two weeks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

We congratulate our sister city OF
Bslfsirs upon It good luck By Especial
4i.ps,cn in another column 1t will be
noticed ,hs. both branches OF The Legis-
,,Y,e have scted favorsbly on the bill
providing fo- the location OF State
TObscco Warehouse At BeIlaire. The
bill, is now sw, and the citizens of that
eu,erprisiug town can congrssuiate
,hense.vs on this accession 10 their
rapidly increasing business. Bellsire is
well located for receiving and shipping
Ohio tobacco. It Is central and near the
Naatry where the leaf is grown. aud its
.cilties for shipment to any po,nt either
by rail or river, are uneXcelled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
Torger Surrendered.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.--George d .
Penney surrendered himself 70 the su-
thoritiss to day aud was held in $40, 1000
to answer two charges OF forgery OF
Govern ment certificates OF indebtedness.
Penney Is very reticent and declines to
be intervis wed, but District Attorney
Murphy and Captain Lee, detective,
say; that he arrived in Oakland q week
ago yesterday, coming from Montreal.
As to the object of his return it is admit.
ted he comes BY intercession OF promi-
nent bankers and capitalists of the city
who hold certificates OF purchase bearing
the alleged signature OF Pay Inspector
Spslding, and an Intimstlon is given
that the contractors political associates,
had no connection with the negotiations
for bis return. Penney aver, he was
directed TO issue certificates produced in
eviderce at the trial Of Spslding before
the national court martial As tar as
the certificates whichhe( Penney hypoth-
ecated are concerned, be says. Ee left
money for their redemption, and the trial
will show in whose hands the money 10
take them up was placed. This
one point he Is anxious 10 establish.
He wants the public to know
the facts, and wants the bankers
to ge: their money. Captain Lee says
that Penney took away with him about
$4,000. Penney says that stories to the
effect that he has returned with the pur
pose OF getting even with his enemies
and stirring up terrible tempest IN
political circles, is nonsense. he has =
story to tell, but declines to make it pub.
lie until called upon to give his testi-
mony in court Il Is also stated that he
has entered into no negotiations with the
United States except SO far as TO obtain
the assurance that tho charge of
desertlon should be dropped, which
he claims ia his only ottense
against the government. United States
District Attorney Coghlsn says be has
received no instructions to proceed
against Pinney, and Is cOgnizsnt of no
negotiations between the govern
ment and Penney for the suppres-
sion Of the suit. 1t is understood, how
ever, that the government has given
Penney assurances Of protection pro-
vi1ed th1t he become state witness in
the suits Iorthe recovery of the amount
loaned and the certificates. He knows
who got the money AID can render
valuable aid in recovering it. He will
be arraigued early next week, but the
trial may not begin till the next term OF
court.
Hubbard & Co., stock brokers, sus-
pended to day. The assets are claimed
to be in excess of liabilities and lhey
expect to resume in week or two.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
THE EJACULATION IN GRAIN.

Ire Baltimore sun of Saturday says
lie tnor of the European advices were
Considered more threatening yesterday,
No Ihe speculation in bresdstutfs was
quickly revived, although there was no
E7sHce on the other side. Western
N'a' for June delivery, opened at 81
cea's; the closing price on Thursday, and
'ss steadily 10 7li, at about which
Islfe The last business was done. The
''?'nc wss chiefly on Western orders,
"'a;h number Of the local operators
"'S Fsr; IN the movement Wheat aud
"'a were both frmer with no excite
-ea' IN either article. At Chicago both
-va! and corn were greatly excited,
~ ''0fme' closing at Ia cents for June,
- 'ae .siter st 5Gs ceGts, an advance Of
r''a cents, respectively. In the New
."s markets the same activity ruled,
''oouI, however, so marked a change in
i'ces.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
BREAD AND BULLETS.

As the bullets begin to fly in Europe,
the size of the losves of bread sold By
Wheeling bakers grows less. 1t is the
opinion of many that, had there been no
war, the prices of wheat and -four must
inevitably have advanced before harvest,
owing to the light supply of gram now
in the country. That may have been,
but i. would not have shot up to the ex-
orbitant figure that it has obtained, if the
whole world was at peace and suslly pro-
ducing the wherewithal TO be fed and
clothed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
Acquttted.

RICHMOND. May 2.-In the case Of
c. I. Cri,ier den, doorkeeper OF the
House of Delegates, charged with raising
the pay certificates of members, the jury
returned 8 verdict of not guilty. The
Judge ordered noile proseqI in the
other indictment against Cr!ttenden. and
he was discharged from custody.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

TgE International R'r'c'' ior May
I,.cis one o. the ab!eS, numbers yet
,..rss The srticles-pt liticsl, social,
.,orouic, literary and :heoll gical have
.,rv;rs interest as of to-day, and are
from the pens of distinguished writer's
Published by A. 5. BARNES & Co., OF
\av York
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
Death Of Prominent Steamboat
man,

ST. LOUIS, May e. Captain Barton
Able, a prominent ard one Of the best
know citzens of this city, died to-day
of paralysis of two years standing. Cap
tain Able was extensively known rs a
steam tostman ta'0re the war. He was
Master of Transportation OF this depart
ment under General Frem snt during the
war, ard was politically n warm sdnerent
of and co-worker with Frank Blair
during and alter the war. He was s.so
President Of the Merchants Exchange,
and hsd the confidence and respect % all
clssse, OF citizens
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
The City OF Brussels.

QuEESsTowN, May 5.-The steamer
Wisconsin, which arrived to-day from
New York. reports that on May %, IN
lstitude 81 > north, Ion gltitude lee west,
she passed a three masted steamer pro-
ceeding eastward slowly. No lights were
burning. The steamer may be the City
Of Brussels, now overdue from New
York. and hsvirg on board the lrIsh
Canadian pilgrims
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

Tux Detroi. POST which is rot wholly
,,Bci}is.ed. is entirely sarcastic 1t says:
IF the eulogists of the Presidents
,,.icv are allowed to be interrupted by
,,a criticisms Of lrrevPrcn: doubters, how
,,p free speech be prcserved7 1t can't;
,bsrsiore whoever ventures to speak IN
,.s negative, put hlm OUT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
Ihurch DedIcAIe1,

NET YORK, May 6-The he" church
Of 81. Agnes, on Forty.th rd street, was
dedicated by Cardinal McCioskey, this
morning, With great solemn ". lhs
American, Irish and other asgs were
suspended IT. front OF the chuTc1 and sd-
joining houses. Bishop Spsidlng, OF
Peori., preached the dedication sermon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
Base Ball.

CHICAGO, May 6-Chicsgos 9; Stars,
of Syracuse, 5.
LONDON, ONT, May 5.--Brooklyn
Hartford s, Tecumsehs
PROVIDENCE, May 5.-Bsse bail, Hsr-
wards !, Browns 0.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Bsse ball,
Athletics II, Princeton 2.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

~, Cincinnati Gazette rejoices to hear
=, Gsnsrsl LOAN Is going over to help
-. Russians, and adds that all true
.n.,icsDs will continue to pray for the
U,.,isns and send guns and cartridges to
IA Turks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

Nav Yok Commercial advertiser
,or,d one Democratic member OF
cosgess who is convert TO rtss'a'a' NJ
49, 80, policy. That is something to
NJ, around at least.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

HALJ dozen or so of the editors of
the Chicago Inter. Ocean have Federal
offices, aud yet that paper is rolling
around under the feet OF the President
irving to trip him up and floor him on
his Southern policy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
The Murphy Movement.

CLEVELAND, May 6-The Theatre
Comique closed as place of Amusement
Saturday. Murphy temperance meet.
ings were Insugursted there to-day,
Sunday, under the lead of w. n. Ev-
ans, Of Pittsburgh, and leading clergy.
men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
Snoottu2 Match.

SEw ORLEANS, Msy 6.-ln the Cres-
cent City rife club, Dudley Seep maze
2l4 GU, Of possible 22j 81 500 500 and
1000 yards, making thirty-siK b1l!s eyes
in f,r.y-iye shots
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

LONDON, Nsy 5-A delegation head
ed By the Duke OF Norfolk, lett here yes,
terd,y for Rome 10 attend the Papa
Jubilee. He bears q congratulstory ad-
drsss with with $500, 600 signatures.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
Taken In.

New YORK. May 6.-Nicholss Nc.
Coy, 81 Oregon cattle dealer, arrived
here Saturday with s. 900 IN gold, II.
tending 20 sail for Europe, bl: lost s.
his money By the usual confidence gam g
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

Ia. Ohio Legislature, which nesleces
.t,oorp, is in dsgner of dropping to
;,a. About third of the members
-. ,ons home to attend to the spring
~, work
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
California Races

SAN FsASc1sco, Msy 5.-festerdsy
at Salinas Goldsmith Maid beat Hsrus'
winring trst, second snd fourth hest' IN
2:24l, 2:25 snd 2:25t. Rsrus took tie
second heat in 2:23.
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,.a,s,t blow has been held in
Morton IS 10 lecture after the
..,,nment Of the extra session.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
st'htsliHa 9reister.
1.1 .,0sed SatarSay at loet.

a ,o.otber today otH be esrtls
18th northeast 70 northwest ,si'ds,
s..sfy, E''"
:. r,ser Ssmosrat-Te.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

,.or,snd whest are quoted In all the
-, markets frm and higher. In
-. Esst "dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

HAVANA, May SIN fire q. Mssan-
Ias, one thousand hogshesds Of sugar
was burned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07

$50 A WEEK s.r,s.i. seas Gi 'efS1:'' y. civ. y.
steady work thai vi bring you 40
month at home, day or eveninS. lnven-
tors Union. i7s Greenvich 81, tsv York.
oetl0o
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Location ofa Tobacco Warehouse at
BellRfre.
u Mar

Special to the Register.
The bill locating State tobacco ware
house at Bellaire, passed this aftern Don.
1t having already passed the lower
branch Of the Legislature, 1t is now .
,.v w.
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Additions: ::Disp..eta on fou ,h Page.
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Tb...Ifmes'. on the situatiou.

Loypos, May 5.-The H'n<,, 10 q
leader. ssy:: Glsdstones resolutions
threaten TO do something wore than
throw the Liberal party Into contusIor.
In o-diLsrv times inc breaking Of psr.y :
bond. might doubtless De borte wi:h
.s,eni,v. but these are nos ordlnarJ
times. TIE government must soon come
n dac,sio.s OF incalculable importance
tending 70 make peace secure or plsce
the co1ntry on that slippery incline Of
menace " hich too often ends IL var. bH-
ter personal snimosities are eS listed IN
fsvoI of the course which would
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
Mars sappeun nded

BysLrE. Msy 6.-InteIlig.nco received
rom Ode,'a states that Kar 10 CON-
pstely surrounded. The Russians have
wenty -four ,iege guns 10 position. The
bombsrdmen, of Rsr will BEGIN i'm.
medlsteiy.
LosDos, May ga T'rSs special
fson Vienna report that rumos com.
from Constsntibopls 'hs, KArshss been
taken ard ErlerU0m h IN danger The
correspondsnt says. Although ,bess ~.
mors require cOn6rmstion, yet what ~
know already goes lar 10 sIrite the SUE
pIcion lhs, All IL not for The TuIk. .. /.
should be-nay that thsre is good de,l
inst should Dot BE-.
, 1877-12-18
A Little Hoy Kills = Hugo Panther.

On Saturday ysenlng. .Nov. s, little George
Boston, son vi William X. Boston, went out Ia
thc Santa FL swamp, near hls fathcr's place, in
AlacLua County, Fiji. and ea,no suddenly unon
larEe panther making meal upon some nlco
york. Little dcoERe, belnx an expert with Lis
lpuu thu beast, striking him with soyen " eight
6uekshot, ono ot whlcl, entered The right eyv-
bull. Tha palthcr got caught In grupe vine.
UeorKe tired again, but this Tins It WIS smull
Hhot. The pantter shen turned anl took u q
tree. Guorge had &hres burkatlot and = bullet
left, 80 ho loaued again 1os,a rs possible, antl
thai dlseharge brought tho beast to the ground,
dead. All this Illnc tho mate 10 this one was
uuly short ltstaucu IN the swamp from ucorgp,
growing tcarfully. ucusgu satsl that II ho laA
lind any more butkshot he would hayo attacked
tbs mate, but not having any, he skinned the
QUO he had killed. ! saw one of the pauthers
paws. taken oil q the ankle, and AIN confident
II would have weighed two or two and half
pounds. think his track, Wills runuiug,
would haye covered 4 spac0 tho size OF dlnucr-
plate. The panther measured eight unI q hall
feet long. Ills skin Is now ~ bt seen At William
K. bostun'h.
, 1877-12-18
Fair Miscellaneous Demand for Dis
coun..s-.Clearings. S3,500,000.
Business In the Principal Cities. -Inlln.
lion OF Mining Stocks.
fhe Produce Markets Generally 1owsr-
Hogs Dull--Pzovisions Mod
eratoly Active.
Eheat Weakened bJ rtato rsosrrets...1arffy Icaty
--Corn S!tadlcr."Mostment of Produce
from The Scaboard.
FINANCIAL.

A fair miscellaneous demand for bnnk &troramn-
dnt1ons was rcnnftcA. The applications from tho
county fuf rctiircnunts have dccrrakrA since tho
recent ,nrge rhirmcnts Of currency 10 the Interior
Packers are Offering tncrrnrinv nn,nnnts pf paper.
Rates NJ discount arc REt 10 per cent nj t'ir banks
10 rrcnlar cuAto.ners OH the street, emil loans arc
: per cent.
New York exchange was sold between bnnks at
Coo per 81, 900 discount. Currency orders wcra
not large.
Tho clcartngs wrfo 81. 6n1, 0Oh
NuktNEss stGNA.
The Pah'lr.
The clcsrtne. at New YORK tsat w.rk esresdrd
thc corresponding week }Ast ychr. Moreover, they
wcfk this yrar otrcpt thc week ending April :.
ia natural 10 attribute gscnt chanyn to stock
only t'.0. 81 thares. This nnmbcr has hreh re-
pcatcdly and very larec1y exceeded. Though tho
,a,es during tho frat week of December were only
$40, oi0 shnrcs, and tho Increase In c!enrnsa may
therefore he In par. attributed to that ra1s.c It |.
evident that tho larger portion duo 10 heavy
7aymcnse arising In 1cRtsImnto bueinc-s rruba-
,ly thc maturity Of commercial paper made during
Tie period Of great promise md activity. In Angu.l
,r September, acc0nnts for tho grcnler part Of the
Increase In clcarnrs. New bu.ncss here ccrlnlniy
hn. not hccn remarkably actlvr. nnr do exchange.
NJ other cities fndfatc tint cnrrcsrnndlnrlY larro
payments WIRE made ctsewhcrn during tho first
week Of the month. In tho following the figures
for San Frnnciht0 arc Tor tho wctk ending Der. l,
those for New Orleans hte for the week cntstnp
Friday, Dec. +; the oilers nsc for tho week ending
Irc.
, 1877-12-18
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments were alcd Tor record
Monday, dec. II:
Portland av, 4aI n Of 'rilirty.ntst Ut, v T. 2sx
dated ltc,l 1,laO
Maxwell IT.. nsar CIIntan at, n Il. 131bO ii, iHl-
rrUy ytd, tlnfrl tTc, ~ 4.,,,.,,,.,,.., ,.,.. ann
lsnckcr 1t, ~ 4 o. milwaukee, ~. d I. .Ix
1ef5a Il. slntb Nov. 1..,................., ~ LtNl
Wrkt Ohio st, 1!alts II " 1f Lincoln IT, IT, 1tx
,*1a!A q, Isct DIR y; 1.mn
dated ntc; ~ ~. a.uon
t:;'f #. dated Dig. c.7....;..",...,....... l.nH
ItHtlcr et. ls nt a1yr l dated Dec. IT,. 7UJ
TDlneklns att Il II nut Wrst TayIurst, Ut, 9O
1t5t ~ Il, Improved, ntrd Dec. n...,...., IhOD
TnmpktHs It. 1Gl II n uf WGat Taylor ii, /,
:txl.a t.i1 Il. tmrryeA, tlatel I.rc. A...... lBo
North Franklin n, :14ltf # OF Nnrth Nv, " I.
.9{AxIlH IT. dated llst. .a.................. H.. pon
Wcalrri hI. So c"r Of rwrRty y-NFst ii, " I. :ix
1t.3 n 'inr9nyt ds.el l'se; ls...":.,:.:: asss
S"G - q ~ ;,!s,s e y Gyfs With 4, A. Al, f;
ws11sa ws r. =. iii u 1t Ashland ". nix 100
lsi< It with httfInx No. All, hated ltc. 10 A9uD
WA,ash Nv, but Fifteenth and nixleetth stA =
~ s3.lHl4 It, !MrrnYrl. dated t}rc. ia...... $50
Wabash ~. hrt Fifteenth and Sixteenth skA.
y, >. .H1i1it II. rlpruxe.l, dated ptc. l5.. R,nM
K.ssIti! 4. !a3 = wot Portland Az, sf. 2szi2&
rh1cs sstsa ST1fs ii Ts:nt;:i:t Il wi s 'oo
liabhs!a u, taiit VI Waoi st. d i. atxi:Giii,
dalrd lIee. .a..............,,,. ...........' Ian
MOUTH ~ Cirr LtHIrs, *.TII,N hADtus pr aEykx
fiLAsIF TltA u0rnT-Mulak,
Wtntworth ~. - Il suf TAIFsy ninth IL Vt,
z3gtl0 H. dated Nov, it.......+....,..,.....& 600
, 1877-12-18

ALCnitOl.-wss nn.et at sl,n.a2.la.
DllO0M.CnlS-wA In moderate dcmnnd and
steady. FaluM[ng aEu tho quotations for hrnonl.eur
sold fron .sorc trs,nlrncl corn IL auo,c No undpr
these aRutts Ch0ca Rrrtn hnfl. Ht7ct rr TIMED mr-
s!llm dc. 3safc, gTcen brns with suEi enough TO work
i. nlsoes reI'tnpcd no. 45so14cs green coyers and
Inalds, 4Aasct stalk brat 4tsUc, rcd and inferior
brush. 46s4Ecs croukcd. 3sst11c.
bEAHa-Choirc 'tA were quoted st u .a5ss7. o., and
common At 81. c18t.h
IuTTElt-The 'leuiand fpr talso hnttrr wAa fairIy
active, ah! The market for Hnu stuck 1as
siFm, Aanse Renfcs rcniatne1 Rurc " Iuu urxacell
aud rrlcrs favored thu buyer stocks of co,Inun nh
medium gua1filrs AFc intrcuIn4 Wa qNsta, Fancy
creamery. :pt&33cs El II choica srs.,ss 10 M, ms.
1inn. l40l7cI inferior " connUH As Isci rut!. lsG1
11c
DA0aIS0-Prtcts remain Al before md aro stcaay
aud nrn. WD qAuts tho market Qulrt. ~ fuilowa:
Stark &c, Brighton A. 314c, Lewiston. 1tyfoI litter
Creek, :oct American. lH.sc4 burapR. 4 SMt d L,,
gunnset singles. l1l,4Act do, louhlu, 3sda
GltEEsE.TSothlng new wss levr1one. in This mar.
s.o ha?s !. 'ssf s oes Il ,sita sss
s II ;s :sts .as a''s ;s
o ' H.; qss ss ess.. fss .sss b
si'sa;c: s,t :,1 " an"es .sksy.nna stxs az ti5!
;3s is ;s ;a;;s rs ;: i f' s|:s
'%s;S!S ia.ss s!sx .s
%if i!siss; III. 5 ,n;
,ss xnlss, srrsi :ass. fS Gastsa G9s" u.
s.ffSA sNtrS h9 aa:t Tho oe,rtrs, r,ro
: !; Y ho s s mr.
xsFs held 1t 81. ~ md 81. IS wa bia III a,t4si
;as a.Is q ss e.; Psks aud
III srr lst s":. doing at pre
!:$ .::; +; T.
Npk1. IN
, 1877-12-18
LIVE STOCK,
F1tfJ+HijIk.


CATTLE-1!rcetvcd during BuEtny md Mnnilay l. AjD
Icai; *anle t!,He last week. i45 .ca. Thu ft1,atl
hea4 ut thu supply acrych to stlfc priccs all around.
but aAtae frU good D cU!ce shipping iccTea In whfr
cTa ahot ip1 advance, rrlrts did not improve 10
any noticeable extent A Tho at9ht alyaneu WA ttn
result VI mcngro receipts its pernahcnce will Of souse
largely depend upon t1o cntAEtcr Hf tho supply during
tin remaihnK daYa Of tito week. with 1rral "run'
for Tursday and Wednesday The chanccx would hu In
tAvnr Of decline tt prusioua nKurcs, tlsprc Ii At
hFr+cnt no activity In tho demand either fro, tho local
hnlldAya afc paAt. Yesterdays supnly was worked
uN At si.7s9d7 10. Excepting few Christmas stccrB
whlct sod at $1tOiiB.' II. there was 1ntf ono saic
hfuro f3.N1, yz.s II 1ca Averaging t,tR*, It~, at
S3.E2S Gv UroFRu Adams. BuFkt l. llro. tu istafoTI
Ths sao nrm alan anll head averaging t,777 Ibs Al
e9.oos hcad. averaging i.a.p lba. Al fH..1, aud
bicef wcG1ln1 ln9o lbs. nt fd7s. All Ut tho nbove
uattls fed BY william llfnkr. CIlaton, Ia. OLD urr
and Inferior Grades generally, very hati to
sell II any price. Tha tics: TINT hollcv coul do 10
tctal them out to tho local trac NJ si.7aA9.11 IN.
tnlll1 l?t he fDlHd ryNn nt tt0sy tuw nxnrrs uonpn
raH sassis Il Il ~ @''S '"'' ''s's' ''''
Extra neoye,-t,ra,sca SsS .ircs. Weighing /. 40
yearto s:ytar:ola stecfs. wslai.tas i.au
inK .iTito ,sMils. s..:..::........,.,. +.cos+. ~
Ing .Oy, ss iis. uoo<s3.a.
.siaI9h,rr: wsvltnx ai,lto i.Gl ta.:.:. a5o3a.to
= IhIh. .,:.....:.... ~ 7oo1. 10
bllte, aud sralawne soora ............... l.7Te3n1
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