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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23
BOARD OF EDUCATION. q.
special Meeting Last NiSht-Blsi-
ness Transacted.

ness
Last evening at I O'Clock, the time APP
pointed tor a meeting of the Board OF
Education, niue members had assembled
ut the rooms of the Board. These nine
men waited until about o'clock, but nc
other members putting in an appearance
ance, the superintendent and clerk
started Out in search Of absent members
and at 8 o'clock succeeded in getting q
quorum.
Present at roll call, Messrs. Baird,
Caldwell, Cochran, Fitz3immons, Goer-
lrg, Hastings, Hupp, Maxwell, Todd
| Wait, Wilson--ll.
Tho rordinc OF the minutes OF the last
meeting was dispensed with.
The report of the Committee on Ac'
counts, authorizing the payment OF
certain bills, was amended so rs
TO read that the bills due
Kimberly & Co. and VIM. Schocke, Tor
coal, be not paid until the parties had
signed a contract and filed the proper
bond as required by law, the same to be
approved by the president for the APP
proval OF the board. AS amended the
report was adopted.
Action on the recommendations
enumerated in the superintendent's re-
port as previously published IN the
| REGISTER, wa, deferred until the next
| regular meeting.
The following petition was submitted
| for the consideration of the Board:
WHEELING, Nov. Is, 1877.
To the Honorable Board Of Education:
GENTLEMEN-I beg leave 10 state to
your honorable body that owing to the
delay of the Council O; the city of
Wheeling in declaring city taxes due
and nayabIe, and i'll giving into my con.
troll the books necessary for the collec-
o. taxes for the year 1877, that there will
probably not be sufficient funds in my
hands to meet the payment Of teachers
salaries for the current month. The
balance on hand is nearly exhausted, and
| would therefore respectfully ask that
loan of $1,000 be negotiated for, say
ninety days GEO. Q BLACK,
COL I,1d School District Of Wheeling.
The following RESOLUTION, suggested by
the above petition, WAS offered:
Resolred That the clerk of the Board
of Education of the District of Wheeling
be and Is authorized TO Issue An order At
90 days for the sum of $4,000, and have
the same discounted, if the same can be
done, at rate of interest not to exceed
per cent. per snnUm, for the purpose OF
paying the teachers tor the month OF
November.
Adopted.
II. b. Ferguson was appointed as prin-
clpsI of the night school in Madison DIS
triCt.
James Ii. Cook was appointed as prir-
cipal and Miss Ella Mccoy As assistant
teacher OF the night school in Richie dis
trict
A motion was put to confirm the ap-
poiltment OF Mr.. Snowden AS principal
of the night school IN Union district for
the present month, and to authorize the
commissioners TO appointed him Tor the
month of December If no other teacher
could be obtained. Lost by y tie vote.
On motion, the clerk was ordered to
advertise for teacher Tor the night
school in Union district.
On motion the vote refusing to confirm
Mr. Snowden AS teacher IN Union dis
trlct WAS RECONSTRUCTED, snd he was con-
trmed.
Adjourned.
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Serious Accident to DRnieI Peck,
ESQ.

Yesterday morning, Daniel Peck, Esq,
a prominent lawyer Of this city, while on
his way to take the packe. for Parkers-
burg, had occasion to visit gentleman
at work on the barges above the land
ing, on business. While walking along
tue gang plank leading to one OF the
bsrges, he in some manner lost his bal
ance, aud falling, struck the hog chain
with which the barge was tied, which
threw him into the ait and he fell into
the river, a few feet from the shore
Parties near by At once FASTENED to his
rescue, and succeeded IN getting hm
safely ashore, when 1t was found that his
left arm was broken IN two places, Just
above the wrist and above the elbow
Mr. Peck was taken home, and DR.. FRS
sell called In, who reduced the fracture
The injured man was doing rs well as
could be expected, considering his age,
last evening.
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TIIE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF
ferenI Judiciary Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoUKT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The libel case of Curtis VS.. Cox still
occupied the attention of this court yes.
terday the evidence not yet ali being in
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
MUNICIPAL coUKT-JUDGE CEANMER
In the case of Ann Sutton, ct. aL VS..
John j Jones, in chancery, final order
entered.
In the case of Ann Sutton, ct al. VS.,
D. G. List, ct ai, in chancery, hnal or
der entered.
Adjourned till ten o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Michael Fnregan and Oscar Kurns,
carrying Of property belonging to II.
Stotley were reprimanded by the judge
and discharged on account of their ex.
IRENE youth.
George w. Merchant, disorderly, fined
five dollars and costs. Paid.
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Temperance Talk :

Another meeting WAS held in OTIS hal
last night, President Young conducting
The usual singing aud reading of the
Scriptures, with prayer by Rev. William
Rlheldstfer, constituted the opening ex.
ercises. After this WAS done, the Rev
Gstchell followed with about an hour 5
speech, relating many amusing incidents
Hiram \ Dung then read n portion OF
an article headed, "Do Doctors make
Drunksrds, from the Grinnell Herald
There was very good audience pres ent,
considering the dIsagreeable weather,
among which was goodly number
of ladies. The meeting was closed
with benediction by Rev. GatcheIl.
one signer to the pledge.
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TheLnmn Chimney Strike.

There was h strike among the elbow
ers' of the Crystal Glass Company las
week. 1t appears that the company hsC
large order for lantern globes, and the
operatives deeming it an infringement
on the strikers in the chimney fac,orie:
decided not TO make them. This order
was then sent to Wheeling where il Is
being filed. Nevertheless the Crysta
factories started up on Monday last
working on pressed glsssware.-Pitts.
Chronicle.
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T. TsOHRIiiieS

Judge H. j. Samuals arrived in the
city, yesterday, from Evansville, where
he has been visiting married daughter,
the wife of DR.. Peters.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Morgan, new Y married
couple residing 10 Manchester, gave a
private social TO about twenty young
couple, LAST night AL their invited
guests tender to the happy pair their
united congratulations tor their kindness
on the occasion, as well as wishing them
q bright and happy future.
Mr.. a. f. Leisure, travelling sgen;
for q Baltimore firm, Is in the city, on a
business trip.
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Atrer a "RrninIess Mule,

Correspondence Of the Register.
The Intettjgencer says nave beer
among the mules. Well, yes, l reckon l
have about us nice lot OF well behaved,
sleek, weIl-fed, a.d wel.-kept mules
around me AS can be found anywhere
this side of the blue grass regions OF Ken
lucky. But bless US and save US, Is that
any reason why Archie Campbell should
let Branless Mule Halsted loose, to stray
into flock for the sole purpose OF hitting
me kick when and where l least e1-
pected, or looked for it. The meanest
and most worthless mule | eve. had IN
my flock would spurn to do such an act,
KIMBERLY.
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time after DR.. l. T. Nicklin came noIa
from Cincinnati, | was in fathers store,
and DR.. Nickhn was telling father that
whatever he done in one room could be-
done in another room, and that 1t would
make no difference about the distance;
and that he could make things known or
r. r. SWAN.
The shove WAS subscribed and sworn
TO before D. Hickman, notary puoIle IN
Tyler county, on the 5th OF 7eptem oer'
1876
Further information in regard to the
matter can perhaps be obtained from
Gen. Thomas NJ. Harris, pension
agent in this city, or DR. Reeves,
both of whom are we'll acquainted with
DR.. Nicklin.
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MORSEL FOR MORSE.
LIVE PHYSICIAN AFTER THE
DEAD PROFESSORS LAURELs.

A West yirginian Disputes Professor
norse,s Claim to Having DeVei-
oned Into Practical Use the
Electric TeIegraph-Amda-
Wits and Certificates Sup
porting His CIaim-On
whose Head shall
the Honor Fall?
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Squire Maycs

Since the above named =, ntlemsn has
exercised the functions Of squire Al the
Gretn4 Green of the Psnhsndle he rs,
made happy 2,5lO people, or IN other
words h 5 spliced together 10 untiesb q
knots 1855 couple, for all OF which be
has received about S4OO7l5. TINS Is
what we call getting rIch Of OF other
peOple's mistOrtunys.
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street Car Upset.

Car No. Z, on the Elm Grove road,
upset yesterday, while making the turn
from Chspline to Sixteenth street, at the
Capitol building. A lady and two lit.
tie girls were in the car at the time, but
none were injured except the lady, who
had one of her legs severely bruised
The car escaped any damage whatever,
and was soon righted and proceeded on
It's trip.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23

To reduce stock and raise money l
will sell this week standard cloth prints
for less than cents per yard and sli
other dry goods and carpets for less
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed IN the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
OF Main and Twentieth streets. j. W.
Ferrel.
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at'heeling gr9lstrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

For Rent-Country Residence.
Gold ecklaces-LOuis Dechert.
Bargains in Carpets-G. MendeL
Booth IL Co.
Looking Glssses-Friend u Son.
Gold Paper Remnants-A. w. Paul
i Bro.
Ofal-Ljst, Davenport Il Parks.
Bargains in Ststionery-Stanton y
Davenport.
Ofai- ScheDck Il Zoeckler.
For Cincinnati-Sleamer Hudson.
Silver Plated Ware-Jacob w. Grub
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23

GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week to reduce stock, at the
corner of Main and Twentieth streets, J.
". Ferrels.
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The train on the B. & O. railroad
leaving Wheeling at 1890 P. ", has g
sleeping car from Benwood to Columbus
and Ssndusky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23

Goto j. w. FerreIs store this week
for dry goods or carpets ii you want s
bargain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23

1t is generally conceded by all that
Professor Morse is the inventor OF the
present system of telegraphy, or at least
the first to develop it into practical use
But this claim is disputed by well
known West Virginia physician, DR.. j.
Thompson NickliD, a resident {" 1 MlGuio'
bourne, Tyler county, West virginia
VINO is now in his 8lst year, ana VINO
claims to have first conceived the idea
and experimental with such success as 70
render practical the project OF transmit
ting messages from one portion Oh Tue
Globe to the other through telegraph
wires.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23

II you want to get suitedlIn pair Of
Shoes, 90 to l.. V. Blends.
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GREAT bargains in dry goods and
carpets this week, st the corner OF Msin
and Twentieth streets, J. W. Ferrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23

ENTs' fine Shoes OF the latest style
ust received 81 l.. V. Blends.
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Obstructing Nature.

Instead of aiding her IN her efforts TO re-
cuperate, is obviously not the way TO :, {
well when one is sick, Yet this is pr,-
C .sely the course pursued-ot course un-
wi.tiugly-by persons who are continual
ly dosing themselves with powerful
mineral drugs for some maiady with
which they are afflicted. such baneiUI
III adicameuts rather tend 10 retard re-
covery than To has ten it. How much more
sensible are they who employ the gently
acting but thoroughly etiicieat resiora-
tive, Hostett,r' stomach BItters, which,
unlike the drugs referred TO, is eminentis
wholesome and safe; and, instead OF IN
Turing, improves the tone OF the stomach
and re.cre4tes health and vigOr in the
broken down system. Indigestion, liver
complaint, constipation, kidney and blad-
der ailment, and rheumatism, yield TO it,
corrective influence, ana 1t is the remedy
and preventive par excellence tor inter
mittent and remitteut fevers and other
disorders bred by miasma tainted air and
water 1t is, moreover, a superb appetizer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23

The cheapest shoes ID the city st L. '
Blends.
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TIE finest shoes kept in the city at L
V. Blends.
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LAEsT STYLES of.Shoes just received
at l.. V. Blends.
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INVALUABLE.

Msssrs. WEEKS 9 PoTTEs, Wholesale Drugsis.tps;;
SsIt n a duty that owe 20 suffering humanity 70
y-its YOU stating tAe great bchctt tnt = -
r{ysd fr5rl the uso Of SANFoED's hALtSAL = -
FNR CtTAVru. F0rmoro than - years uHNt .e't
,f8icted with iris very troublcsoClo I,n.I't
have tried all tho remedies THAI cos!d ~. III III
without material Cr pcTmaHent beLSLL L1ss "a,
The disease had arrived st that STATE that '1.ss
have rrlcfor tle. The entire memoTahSts :! 49,
RAD nee me so lnhsned, and the stomach 50 SlsOt
dcred that it was doubtful m1tteI Nl-s..s =
r6uld 90 70 tho Pacific coast, orit ga 60 Nuyt..'
should live 20 come back or not. leaW ~ ~,
useu,ant ~ tAs medicine, and although nc!hS Wy
inc-edulous about SPECIFICS or nl,'.,..s % ~
Kind vet in sheer desperation tried u = H.t .
az once benefited BY It.. Tho changes OF C'..ns \
n chronic disease al tho liver ana my sge - -
may nrcycnt my cEti-c restoration oLl Ine
ft derive nom It's daily use j. % me ~
nTd an hoping 70 he completely cured anu ~
/ AZ arrive az a respectable old age. ,..
INNS statement my case can be or Any service
20 those afflicted as Ihave been. Rr cnahr aNto
bring this remedy into more general use, ~ IN a. a.
on tie PaciAc coast (whcro 70 - nuch ncc5esJ' my
object IN writing this note VIII 10 onLalnCI'
Very truly yours, HENRY Ills
Ar2oEA, y. y, June, 1875. oIWe..s, aEso q o.
Each package contains DR.. santord'S Improved
I1haliag Tube and fI!l directions i.r use ~ a.!
casss Price Si0O. For sale by all W holgsA.N ahi
Retail Druggists and Dealers throughoutth Cl hlteI
states and Canadas. WEEKS & POTTER, GencEal
AGENTS acd Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
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IN THE MUNICIPAL COZ
/ W ce.ug.
Franklin Wooden Company,

y i II r VI - ~ L ~ 49, 49,
franklin Wooden Company,
".
John +. Budke. A. Budke, William r..
Hubbard, trustee Nail city Building
Association. Mary Brooks, Edward Han
James A. McNallv, John +. BTcuuseT
and George :. Atkins, partners as bTtun-
ser * Atkins.
IN CHANCEKI.
The undersigned, one OF the commits
siOnerS OF said court, hereby gives nOtcr
that in pursuance of a decree made ana
entered in the above entitled cause ny
said court, on the 26th day OF June, IS'', ne
will at his office, No. 800 thapllue ~l.tc. ,
I'm tina city OI Wheeling, West virginia, ON
the 18th day o! November, 1877, common nc
ing at 10 O'C OCk A. NJ. proceed To ascertain
aud report the judgment OF com plain an ,
and whether II is a lelu on any real estate
of the defendant, and report what real
estate and 10, location and value.
Also whether there are other judgments
or other lien against the said real IS ale
the amOnut thereof that may Ne due 10
any OF each person OF corporation or CON
pany, and tha amount of their respective
claims and the interest accrued thereon,
and the nature of each claim ana IuelT
priOriIies, and report any other matter
deemed pertinent or required by any party
hereto. And the notice hereby given is
directed To be equivalent u personal ser %
vice Il on all the parties in interest.
l.. :. JORDAN,
Commissioner of the Municipal Court of
Wheeling.
]. u. EWING, Solicitor noyloawt
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

IL Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all dis.
orders br"" II on by IndisCretiOn or EX-
cess. ~ druggist has the ingredients.
Address DIR. JAQUES & CO.,
febSegc Cincinnati, q
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CATARRs
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
successfully Treated with
sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,

crccEss the test Of merit and .;o6e se e so
- e-Sbie fSllurcS means undoubteq specs
cnEayTe properties in the remedy qsS st..s sScS
Sa na,-,,s n tDIcAI CURB for CatArrh Poss 800,
eANIoHJD The evidence IN tho shape OF ulsotl
from the PeTBiSS
N al stations OF fe must be G,sf6ry of pSpuar
2oi9t: Sas such valuabl, testimony been OF,
fed freely OEed in ~ ta iSS S0rro an q say
nav ~ CUEE And vNluanl as u Is, ~ 60
5ot athous9ndth part ofthe
~ arc today offered BY iTlehCs -
huD.s P,orI, of wealth EndrctHcmentl N az
n "a ls country daily admit TES
any method euro known g. me ttSIs 10
pI,Sl,sSst statement. Hence tho testnonlH,S -
our possession represent bat , siGS TSo
StnsS 49,, I,,nsSI,ritrf testimonial rom hEN
twS.,Ts eso Of Wells, Fargo cos EkpFSss.. !, .
an 6dtspoken indorseuent Of which We arc !1S''!
81
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ECOLLIAS'k
VOLTAIC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
EnIaroed SnIeen.
SnYara Pain.
Weaknesses.
Price, go Cents.

Re careful - obtain COLLINS NoLTAIC Pas
TRR combination OF ElrC'nr and Nultalc Plates
with q highly Mcdcatgl Plaster "a, seen ~ the
cists throughout thr United states and Clnsdas
and BY WEEKS & POTTER. PrOprictors. Boston
hazR
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Mr.. AnkrOm is reliable, and the above
statement Is no doubt entirely correct,
l.. L. STEALY.
MIppLEBorRNE. Au.. "a. ISL

N ID = HDVN NJ y nun =, IoID.
Some time in March, 1898. DR.. /. T.
Nlckln came home from Cincinnati and
came to my house and told me he rad
made great discovery; that with a
gsivsnlc battery he could converse from
one room to another, or to any distance.
DR.. Nlckhu Is q msn well known in this
country for truth and character. be-
heve he W the first discoverer of the
gsIvsnic lolegraph. VIM. SWAN.
The above was subscribed and sworn
to before D. F. Pugh, notary public in
Tyler county, on The Both OF August,
1876.
MIDDLEBoURNE, Aug. Is, 1875.
Some time in March, 1888, a short
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Early in 1888, DR.. l. T. NIcklin came
to Middleboucne from Cincinnati. Some
time IN March or April OF that year he
came to me with some zine, asked me TO
melt it and form 1t into plates, which l
did. He said be had been trying to get
some copper also to form into plates. He
told ME that BE had made discovery bv
which intelligence could be sent rapidly
a great distance This is the substance
OF what he said as near as can recol-
lect. ARTHUR ASKRoM.
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BEATTY PIANO, orgarb.a@

/ IaIIk = = III ~ NINFI'- I--u.f--.
WV - List Tree. Gr.s- ", '-t E.y.
Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. ''s'e.l Gu
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton stcadier middling. lOAc low midding yi,c.
good ordinary ,c IL, Net receipts - bales Export, 70
al.i7s Weekiy-Ne ipt-. GO2 gross. o0i Exports
To the Continent, llei coaswise. ef' sales. a,iso,
Cotton arm; mdaling 'oss low @iddlins, loe. good
ss-y treat sia s s sts Sales o1
stock. 7o wsekly-Set receipts, 7.lsA; 7..
csIS soatwis. So a4iS s"e. 1850 70 ' continent"
Moprlr. May ~ 1871
Ole sooa ordinary %. ~ Ne! receipts. 5s bales,
s SIS ,''''p' % '"'" 1907 '''''
Cotton firm, held higher; middlng, io.c. inddiins
9c o aeGd ordinary , Ms Se rse,p i7 bales sales
lios Exports eo"stwise 1aa. saes. 7a7.
o . Gu.al,yoS. May r. 1871
lo,,e good ordinary ms Zoe Ne receipts. ai4 bales
6sies nSporls ID France a,iio 70 the reS,s. 40.
to the Channel, i,iG3: coastwlsc i.16. Sales 5,luD
wItsINeroS. \. e., Nay Is. 1877.
Spirits of turpcn'inc rm at 5Oc. Resin urn ~ Tor
strained. CRUDE turpenine steady 81 % hufd ~ -
Tor yellow dip aud - 90 Tor virgin lar steady at u S.
Flour weak aud unsettled sales go ee's 8aca, lover
Michigan. ~ Is, No. | waiio Michigan 81 a Corn
changed Canal ireiihts~Wic@ 4i.c cor" and rye
$40. to New YORK. bake rceepts-wneat. 1900 bushels
BugrAIo May IL 1877.
III grades q city around Wheat Ia light milling rcqucsl
DC c Oats 10 sui request Prices lover sa s, ,o
light trade demand; prices unchanged sceds uncange
light sales. Iora aud lard uli unchanged gwines IN
request at nrm prlces Railroad and
unchanged. Sales.--future bHl bbls. corn. .slUW
bushels. sample az 5tc 300 do. No = III car
lots, 5-c. a J''c.: $40 No. Iul.io Al
,>c 5yc Wheat-OHe white at ~ ~ l.JJ bushels
hard Milwaukee ~ 81 ~ pats-Unc Ohio on track al
ole ut 53r lfighs Inc,--2op bills At ~ fIaxi ~
Receipts ny lakc-cosn. 2l5bit bis wheat. li,-
bushels. i2sS dos. ~ iT9 d. by ran
roads tlonr 5000 bills. wheat. $500 bnhicls; corn
1850 do oats, s.luO rye, lGD ito. shipments Nv
caua ~ tide watcrCoru, 2TiDIT burhcIs wheat b SO
do. oats 3j,iI9 10. rye iG3 do. barley ppJ do
To intermediate puints-Whcat. 1880 bnshcl, 81 boas
cleared shipments by railroad-llour ~, bal. whest
G,-sp bushels, corn, il.tuj do oats, 100 do. ryc
i.6U0do ~
TolEpo. May H., i~71.
Flour quiet Wheat weak No ! white Michigan n,
extrs 10, - p. amber Michigan spot 4, ~ *, June
g. ~ No red winter. e.; No. III ~ Corn
weak higi mixed got and June. j1.c. No p spot aud
May. biAc., June. D1s4c duiy. ,-c t;lc..
joctcd, ~ 1sc, ia aged ic Oats dull and nominal
cciptsFlour, 800 IBIS. WHEAT 1870 bushels corn $1,000
do. oats, 100 do. Shipments Flour 100 bill, wheat
$500 bushels, corn 1900 do
cncAoo. May ~, 1877
Flour dull. nominal Wheat unsettled hut rsn, S,lly
higher lurt No spring. ~ 81, ~ 90 cash; yl/3t
MAY ~ VA. June. ~ o1}s. Juiy, 81 10, August Corn
active hfh nisber closing easier ut ~ 40 81 &C.. cash
an June; - ~. Dd Jny rejected. zoe Oats strong aa
mig er ~ i3'Ac cash ~ &C.. June. Rye duil Sic.
SEE Barley steady. unchanged rork .cl.d gen.
orally lower, active, "a ~ xlt 10 csshs ga O7t
~ ~ june S4 - all 22ts. july sales Sit O75,
Sli ~. July Lard unsettled GENERALLY lower. ~ 20