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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-08

Mr.. sbupe Of New Yo,k. the editor of the
Rreenbsck organ. called Peter Cooper's paper, the
Advocate. has been filing voluntary petition in
bankruptcy, in which he puts his liabilities at &c.,
52s and his assets at 1887. The public can now
understand how it 10 that the Advocates is sold at
price which will not pay for the white paper
The cost comes out of creditors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-08

The Seventh Day Adventists will hold their
annual csnp-meeting in Watelville, from Septem-
Der 4th to 9th The grounds are situated one mile
west from Wsteivle village, the road leading
to West Wsterville. Half fare Will be granted ON
the Maine Central Railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-08
Hon. James G.. Blaine,

WILL SPEAK AT
DEXTER, Thursday. Aqg. s, P. NJ.
OLDTOWN. Friday, Aug 9, Z. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-08

humor has ii that the suspension of the grocery
firm of r. III. Bishop & Co. OF Cincinnati, of
which Gov. Bishop is the mead. is due somewhat
70 his expenditures during the last campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-08
House Wanted.

w ASTtD, a mousse in Augusta, win fl re or 81,
w rooIus, and stable attached. Apply to Nj
DANIEL RICE, Arc s1e Block, Court street.
augs ST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-08
FOR GOVERNOR.
OF AUGUSTA.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS.
First District-THOMAS b. REED.
Second WILLIAM =. FRYE.
Fourth LLEWELLYN POW Frs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-08

written in excellent taste and spirit.
The poe, of the evening, E. P. Tobie, was then
introduced, and told THE CorporaPs Story in
the following pleasant lnes
The corporal gazed with a dreamy eye
AS the mounted militia went marching by,
For his thoughts went BACK to the long ago,
When soldering WAS something more Than show;
When instead OF trappings OF gorgeous hue,
The trooper wore simply the Union blue;
When he rode with Sheridan's gallant host
His only pride, his single boast;
And his cheek grew II ished and his eye grew
bright,
As memory brought TO his present gaze
The grand Old events OF those stirring days.
Approaching him then, and knowing right well
of what were his thoughts, asked him to tell
A story of war. with pleasure" said he;
And this is the story he told unto me;
We crossed the ford at break of day,
And heard the sounds, mile aaay,
OF cannon and OF bursting she'll,
OF musketry, and then yell;
And then, TOO TOO TOO TO TO TOO
Too TO TO TOO TOO TO TO TOO,
The bugie sounded from afar
The charge; and then a wild hurrah
AS to oar ears these sounds were borne,
The careless look and air we'd worn
We're gone; we knew that on The right,
From whence they came, there was a light;
And il, percaance, we rea he'd the field
Before the Toe was forced to yield,
We, TOO, perhaps might stllxe blow
Against our colntry'o rebel foe.
Each man sat drmer in the saddle,
Each nan prepared himself Tor battle;
Examined arms and ammunition
To know they were In good coDuition;
His sabre in the s.abbard tried;
Examined then his saddle pack,
His bag of grain and haversack--
saw everything in fighting Tin.
And then, with salts action grim,
Was ready for whatt 'er belide.
No care Tor self no sign of fear,
No thought OF danger, now so near,
No dread of riskiDg limb or life.
As fast they neared the sounds of strife
No craven, faltering spirits there
But home was uppermost In mind,
And thoughts Of those they'd LEFT behind;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
PRIVATEERING PLOT.
PREPARING TO PREY On BRITISH
COMMERCE.
a Movement OF Foot In San Fran
cisco TO Fit out PrIVntcers Under
Authority OF tHc Russian Gov
SEnmcnt Two Hundred
Persons Already En-
rolled tn the En-
IcrpTisc.

SAN FRAECECo, April 27.-It is re-
ported this evening by parties who clam
to be in the plot, thst, in anticipation OF
the breaking out of hosLiities between
EnglaLd and Russia. Il movement Is on
foot 10 fit out privateers in this port TO
prey on British commerce. Letters OF
marq1e of the Russian government are
already here in blank, awaiting the dec
laration oil war TO be- filed out. NegC-
tiations are under way for the purchase
of one OF number OF steamers now laid
up in Alameda creek The commissions
Of officers are also here and funds to carry
out the project. Over two hundred nave
signed articles binding themselves to en-
gage in the Enterprise. The recruits are
mostly drawn from the idle classes who
are ready for anything. Captain Wsd
dell, late OF the wrecked Pacific mail
steamer City OF San Francisco, formerly
in command Of the Rebel prIvaLeer
Shenandoah, is mentioned as the probable
commander and Captdn Lapidge, late Of
the Pacific msii service, is named as one
OF the officers. An attempt will be made
@ secure number of boys from
thctrsinIng ship ames' own for service as
milshipmen. Ine parties profess to
mean business and will be prepared 10
move on the instant war IS declared.
From other sources it is learned that the
Russian corvette, Caysoar, low lying in
position is prepared for instant action
aud the object OF her long delay here is
to ob.a,n the earliest possible news Of the
outbreak OF hosuil!ies and at once
90 to sea to be in wa
for British vessels bound to TINS
port. 1t is understood that, with the ex-
cep,ion of the Corvette Opal and the
small gun boat Rocket at Victoria, and a
frigate ship, which is supposed to be
somewhere in the nei@hborhood Of Pan
anna. there is MT sIng.e British war
vessel in the Moth Pacific 70 interfere
with the designs OF the Russian cruiser,
and it is probable that the vessels at Vic
tJrig Will be retained there for defensive
purposes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
Disastrous Hood.

DEADwooD, April 2s-The warm
weather tor the past f,w days has caused
= rapid melting OF the snow in the noun,
tain,, which has swollen the already
dar garously high creeks thatru0 through
Deadwood. This evening 8 rain storm
set in, and gres. fears are en-
tertsined that portion Of the bust
ness centre Of this city will be seriously
damaged by the food The District
Cour, adjourned to-day OF accous, Of the
water flowing into the Cour. room. AL
the deeds ana pspcrs are being removed
from the Recorders office, which lies II
the Ia.h q the To- u water, 10 place
o: safety. a large gang Of men Is d.
work tearing down bIdges and small
buildings that ob,truct the tree passage
oil the water.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
wo,kI, T,.n.ury statement.

WAsHISGToN, April 27-The Treas.
ury now holds t337,lls,s50 IN United
states bonds 70 secure National bsnk
circulation, ard Sl34 $4,000 in bonds 10
secure public deposin; United States
bonds deposited for circulation for the
week ending to-day, $4,000 United
states bonds held for circulation with
drAVn TOR the week ending to-day, t649.-
900; National bank cIrculALion ouutADd-
ing currency bot,,, 1921 ,e2e, 259i gold
notes, 81 l,432, ,l20; internal revenue, ~
O33, ,2O3; customs, $3.50, ,SGo National bank
notes receipts Tor redemption Tor the
week ending to-day, compared with The
corresp,ndirg week Of lat year, 1877.
total IS $4,000; for 1878, $4,000;
recc PIE t--dsy. t5Z1COO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

The ladies of the Temperance League
cleared over fifty dollars st their last
neCktle social.
A minstrel troupe has been organized
in this city, and have permanent hall
in the Centennial Hotel building, where
they are rehearsing for their first enter
tsinment. Frank Nsylor is business
manager, Jesse Fussner stage manager,
John Jennings Secretary, and Dora Ogie
Treasurer.
A little son of Mr.. William Shaw, who
lives on Gravel Hill, broke his leg the
other day. He was visiting in the Coun
try, and while riding on horseback met
with the accident.
Belmont Grove No. 10, U. A. o. d.,
has elected the following officer! Past
Arch, a. Schicki Noble Arch, A. Brandt;
Vice Arch, Geo. Dorm; Secretary, Fred.
Snyder; Treasurer, Fred BoeShaI;
Trustee Fred Eberle; Representative to
Grand Lodge, Andrew Roeder; Inside
Guardian, John Wsgner.
Tue Circus began to arrive st an early
hour yesterday, and all day attracted
much more attention than Church or
Sabbath School.
A minister named Ford occupied the
pulpit at the Presbyterian Church yes
terday. Rev. Gaston, the pastor is sb-
sent visiting his parents in Pennsyl-
yauia.
\ little child of Mr.. James Kelly's
died on Saturday OF diphtheria.
The Directors of the Bellaire and
Southwestern Railroad have made the
following estimate Of receipts and ex-
penses:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
Paris LNIbIIIOn.

PARIS, April 27 -Onc hundred thou
sand foreigners have arrived to witness
the ceremony NJ the opening Of the eXh!
biIIon on Wednesday neat, MSy lst. Tho
prices OF living have advanced, but not
TO the extent that was feared. The cI
hIbition will not be- In Iull trim until tho
beginning of June. Tho buildings sre
finished, ard the exhibitors only ara DO
hind The English, American, Swiss
aud Dutch sections are the most sd-
Vsucod.
Nine thousand workmen are engaged
IN Champ De Mars. The American
Commissioner says that the engine for
driving American machinery will prob
ably b. ia position on Monday, but II Is
feared that the French SdmlnIstrstion
will not be sble TO supply the steAm:until
the end Of the week.
Robert Hall, Director OF the Imperial
Chinese Customs. and Chinese COmmls.
sioner 90 the Exhibition, has arrived
Most OF the mem bors Of the Postal Con
gress hSyo also arrived.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
Reorganization Of Erie Railroad
Company,

ALBANY, April II. The certificate Of
incorporation Of tho New York, Lske
Erie and Western Railroad Company,
beng a reorganization Of the Erie Com
pany, was filed in the Secretary OF States
Office today, and shows that tho in
corpOrstors are Hugh j. Jeweti, Henry
G.. Stebbins, X SnydAm, Grant Salemen,
A. Guthrie, John Taylor Johnst on, CbAs.
Dana, CortAEdL Parker, Homer Rams.
dell, Samuel Sloan, George +. Tsllman,
r. r. Butler, Alfred Persons, James j.
Goodwin and William Walter Phelps.
The benefits Of the organization brs
open 70 all parties Interested 10 the
property who choose 20 unite in Il, and
nearly all the bOndholderS have already
united, as well as a mHjority Of tho
stockholders. The stockholders have .I
months 10 come 10, the terms being the
payment Of four per cent. in money on
preferred stock and 8 per cent. on com
mon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsuINGToE, April -.
MOUSE.

w AsHIhGIoNr ApFll -.
HOUSE.
The amendments OF the Senate to the
bill regulating the advertisement Of mail
lettings were non -concurret in.
The House then went Into y commit
tee OF the whole on the Indian appro.
priation bill, Mr.. Potter in the chair.
The bin recommends the Appropriation
OF $4,772OOO.
General debate having been dispensed
with the bill was road by sections.
After adopting two or three unimport-
ant amendments, the committee rose and
the OilI passed.
The House then went into Committee
of Lhe Whole on the legislative, execu-
tive aad judicial appropriation bill, Mr.
Eden in the chair.
The total amount appropriated by the
bill is $l4,735,OOO.
Mr.. Atkins, chairman Of the Commit
tee on Appropriations, said the bill was
about SOo2 OCO less than the like bill in
1876 and 1877, and $4,000 less than the
oil for the current year. 1t was also
less lnsn the bill passed at the last ses-
sion OF the Forty-thrd Congress by
S4,lGG,OOC, and less than the bill OF the last
session OF the Forty Congress by
Sf,1GGOO0, and less than the bill of the
last session oS the Forty Congress
by over six millions. The Committee on
Appropriations had tued to eliminate
from the service All spernumerary and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
WHY IT FAILED?
The True Reason Why Goodrich Was
Not Released from JAN by His
WiTp

Not Released from JaII by His
wife.
Clarkssurg Telegram.
On Tuesday night tho voice OF woman
was heard at the jail, asking TO be admit.
ted, and upon investigation it proved to
be Mrs. Goodrich, who sald that she had
furnished her usbsnd tools to cut his way
out OF jail. The woman hai got of the
7:4S train, and intended " leave on the
G4l train that night, but sitter sccom-
plishing her purpose started for the de-
pot and became lost. Two parties came
across her at the east end of town and
undertook liberties with her person. She
retrsced her steps, and when goia &
through the alley leading pas, the Court
House they seized her. She tough. them
of and succeeded in reaching the jail,
where she reported Whist had occurred
and than ana there revealed hcr purpOfe
IN town. She WAS taken 10 u hotel and
left town on Wednesday morning. The
toolG, consisting OF brace and drills,
tilss, &c, were found on the person OF
Goodrich. About week since sub
scriptiOn was taken up to send her home.
She started, and but for the hellish dc.
sign Cf these two parties, would have
been successful in getting her husband
Gu. OF jail. She also told who the parties s
were VINO mad iusulLed her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
AnImpending Strike.

The Pittsburgh Pa P5st says lOr 2
suspension OF operations s: the coal miIes
in Western Pennsylvania seems InevI.s-
bic. Last week the operators in the
ka1swhs Valley, West Va, reduced the
price Of mining 70 two cents per busheL,
whereupon the operators in Western
Pennsylvania notified the miners Of that
section that after May Let they would
only IEy Two and s-hsIt cents per busnsl
The miners held meeting II Pittsburgh
on Wednesday, and decided against
working for less than three cents per
bushel, which, the Post says, means that
q strike will follow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
Home Again.

WAiHIsGTosI April 1.-THE Prs'i-
dent and family returned 70 Washington
this morning, m good health. The Pres
dent pss,ed Tie day quielly st tbs EI'
ecIays Mansion. TLis evening Cabinet
OEicefs Key, Schurz and Sherman were
=. the Erecutiye MAnsion IN consultation
with the ProsIdenI for tomeiime.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
BANK Cashier Financially Ruin

BANK Cashier Financially Ruined. &.
lSDIANAPoLIs, IND, April PA
special 10 the SeHhHel this morning from
Salem, Indiana, says: james 8sIns,
Cashier OF the Salem National Bank Is
missing. The following note 10 hi,
fAther-in-lsw was found in the bank:
Mr.. Lyons:
sm financially disgrsced and rum ci
-ruined. Wall street dad II. | know
not, snd no one cares, whittier l 20. God
have mercy on my wife and children.
JAMES BAISE.
lie had a fortune %! his own, and Is
supposed 10 have boen specializing III
Wall street 1t remains 10 be- SscerlSinod
if the banks money has been used Ga
opening the sste Yesterday morning.
some two hundred thousand dollars Ia
money and bonds were found,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
order Hibernrans Denounced

MILFORD, Mass, April 2S-About
! 500 people attended the Catholic Church
to-day, attracted by the expectation that
Father Cuddedy would sllude to the
controversy between himself and the
Society Of Hibernians. The Rev. Father
denounced the order in the most severe
terms, declared their pews in the Church
vacant, and warned Americans against
the Order, as the Molie Mcguire dis.
turbsnces in Pennsylvania might be re-
peated in New England The members
of the Order declare their intention to
adhere to 1t, regsldless of the order Of
the Church.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
Marine.

New YORK, April >. Arrived
Steamship Republic, from Liverpool.
MONTREAL, April .. - Arrived -
Steamer Samaritan, from Liverpool.
LONDON, April 2S.-The steamships
Periere, Algsria and AdrIatic, from New
\ oTk, have srrived out.
SAN FRANCI:Co, April 2S.-Arrived-
Steamer Grenada, from Panama.
PLGMoUTH, ENGLAND, April 2S.-Ar-
rived-Stesmer Lessing, from New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
L. :. Notes Retired.

WAsHIyGToE, Ap-i. % The amour.
of Umled Stste- notes retired the present
mont in consequence Of the Issue ci
National bank notes viii be- sbOu; ST..
100000 The Secretary Of tie Treasury
mas ordered this rmoul. 20 be replaced
By silver dolIsrs, to be paid on: in course
OF busiuess. ThIsum will be distributed
smongLhe various suO-tTesslries snd pub
lie depcsitor.es, 60 inst 90 this ek.eH. the
silver dollar will be ps.d oLt tor cIrrer-
cy. THIS payment Cf silver dollars ~.
not interfere with procuring silver
dollars 10 exchange q. par Tor gold COLI
a. sny time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
a Denial.

CINCINNATI, April % The National
Executive Committee of the Socialist
Labor party are out in card denying that
any branch or section Of that party Is
supplied with arms or undergoing mill.
tsry drill in Chicago or elsewhere, as
charged in a dispatch from Chicago a
few days ago. They claim their organi-
zstion to be purely political.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
CLARET PUNCH.
Mrs. Hayes accommodated by the
Temperance Folks

WAsmNGToN, April 27.-Tho Mr.
Rutherford b. Hayes Temperance Society
last evening dropped the name Of the or
ganizatlon on the ground that although
Mrs. Hayes discountensnced wine at tho
Duke Alexis and other dinners a. the
Executive Mansion, she countensnc,d
the use OF claret punch at dinner on al
excursion steamer on Delaware Bay dur
ing the recent Presidential trip.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29

New YORK, April 27.-John Hughes,
the pedestrian who started out 81 the
Central Park garden last Sunday night
and who has been walking all week in an
endeavor to beat O'Lesry's walk in Lon
don of $40 miles in six days, concluded
his tramp .. SD this evening, at which
time he had made 400 miles Hughes
ran his last two miles in S.47 and Sol re-
spectively, and was pretty badly used up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
RAILROAD BoNDs-L0wer for some
STATE BONDS Dull.

STATE BoEDs Dull.
STOCKS The following gentlemen
were tc-Iay elected officers OF the new
Erie Company; II. j. Jewett, President.
A. j. McD0nougb. Secretary A 5. Spen-
Ger. Treasurer. David Dows, Sidney Dill
lon and w. l.. Scott, IN circular pub
lIsned TO day, ask proxies for the June
election Of the Chicago and Northwest
ern road, on the policy Of rigid, economy,
continuance otirlendly relations with the
lines west OF Chicago, mutual reciprocity
with the Union PaC.fg raliru.c, rr.u ar
DIVIDENDS hereafter on both mmoa
and preferred socks and sucn actIon ~
will increase the iarg' traffic Ia u-e II
tributary 70 the Northwestern Iohd .
There were reports on the stree. of =
movement to divide up the surplus stock
in the treasury OF the Western UnIyu,
that mstters have all been arranged with
the Atlantic and fscshc There wss
considerable buying of stocks this after
noon on these reports Mi.hAm h. Nsu-
derbilt President o, the New Iurh Cot
l-a railroad, sailed to-day Tor Europe
MANY runOrs were IN circulation as to
tae object ,f his visit abroad,
one being that be p7opo es to arrange
for new steamship line. 30 hn rul in An
alliance with the Con tra rast. Mr.
Vanderbilt, however, sny. u.s lUp Is one
OF recreation. Seventy five ju..s.ni
shares Of the Michigan Ger tra Railroad
have been transferred in the interest Of
Mr.. Vanderbilt, it Is supposed with u
view to strengthen him vt the next elcC-
tion of the company, The stock market
opened firm and prices advanced sC9l
per cent, but subsequently, coal stocks,
We tern Union, Michigan Central
and St. Paul declined lmli per
cent. After midday Grmer feel
ing prevailed, and there was
n recovery Of TO ] per cent in tho en-
tire list. Throughout the afternoon the
market was strong, win m advance in
prices ranging from ! 20 ! per cent,
closing ut the best fgares. The trsnssc-
uons aggregated l47 600 shares, Of which
$50 were New York Central. $500 Erie,
10000 Lake Shore, $500 Northwestern
comnon, 600 preferred, 10000 st. Paul
common and 1000 preferred, 5000 Kan
sss Pacific, 5000 Delaware, Lsckawanna
and Western, l.4OO Delaware and Nud-
son, 1000 Morris and Essex, 1900 Mich
iEan CeALTal, 5000 Wabash, 400 Ohios
ard 1000 Western Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
The Communists Arming.

New YORK, April 27,-A reporter of
the Suday MercurY had an interview
to-day with one Reneor, citizen Of
Lsfon, who CLAIMS to he Eas, from
Chicago, authorized to purchase arms fot
communists in different parts of the
country. He says the purchase and
shipment Of arms Will be All open
matter. similar to that OF the Fcnlsrs.
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- -
MED

JETTEEsoS, D., April 27.-Hon. Abr ey
Kellogg, aged siItY-siT died Sudtehiy
TINS afternoon OF spopie1y. Mr. ke:-
logg VaI prominent man 10 AshtabaIa
county, having served three terms IN the
State Senate and wss presidsnt ot the
Second National Bank.
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n.,lcnn hn,cr DoIInn.

WAsHISGToE, April 27.-The Treas.
ury Departmsnt has 8 number OF letters
irguriIg at What rate Mexican silver
dollars are receivable. The secretary
says as they are not legal tender IN the
United states, persons VINO accept them
q. their nominal value DO % a. their own
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over TO the Reformed EpIs-
eODaIS

y',.,5SgiSNATG, April 27 Rev. P. B.
{. ga, OF the St. Johns Episcopal
v..s-' 'o-lIgnt formally announced his
c.1,I .,-.'"s. from fellowship in that
Gu, ',u On account Of its Romish tenden-
Re- A's intention to unite with the
--ugl EPISCOPAL church.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
' vessel Wrecked.

s.e,,o.. s.1...fAI, K, n. S, April 2S-A sealing
H,Ff|'' formerly known rs the City OF
IN va W.! ol Inc lnman line, was wrecked
ys;,s' ll'e Bay, Newfoundland. The
" Was valued at 100000.
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GALvEsros, April "a New
Brownsville special says: Last night =
party of eight or ten sdherents OF Lerdo
ieft ;here for Banco Rancho, where, it -
reported, there is q force OF 200 waiting
FOR a. opportunity TO cross into Mexico.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS TELEGRA APH.
Gold Closed AT 1905 Of.-GOVernments
STEADY Flour Steady and I'm Fair
Demand-W Active and
FIrm-HOEs Quiet and
Unchanged.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Money-
Market easy al 296 per cent, closing
at& per cent. Prime mercantile psper
8. 5(a0 per cent. Customs receipts 1912 %
900. Clesrings SIS 100000. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Sterl-
ing quiet; long 4S64; short 4S9
GoLD-Steady throughout the day at
1909. Carrying rates ,! per cent. to Hat.
STLvER-At LONDON 5S4 ID; here silver
bars llSt, greenbscks; lis, gold; SILVER
coin per cent discount.
RNMENTS-SteAdy