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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

Tomorrow will be generally Observed
by the various posts Of the 6. A. K. aHd
the relatives OF deceased soldiers The
decoration services will be quiet and i'm.
press,ve. while pubic parade is Oh the
programme for the AFTERNOON.
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WASHINGTON Y JOTTIN6S.
,,T,NG OF The POITIR COM
MITTEE.
,,. FtuaI Adjournment of con-
re,.-Tbe President on "A Dec
Grating JambOree-A Cry
Tor More Money.
The question of Adjournment.

The Question OF AuJourhhent'
s,e,lal to the Register.
WASHINGTON, May Z9.
Although the House, today, agreed to
,.rmers amendment to the S.nste joint
...,ption for fnsl adjournment of Con
..ss fixing the l7.h OF June as the dsy,
:. no, believed that adjournment can
.,s rlsce At thst time. The resolution
.neDded necessarily goes bsck to the
ss.se for rejection or concurrence, but
ns-e are many considerations which
VII. operate against an immediate decis-
20, o. the question.
Tbs Chairman Of the Committee on
s0n,,pristlous ssys the appropriation
t,iti.. can hardly be put out Of the way by
T-,e 2O:h, although he will push them
,,,-5u,Iv. The senate Will resist the re-
r,.,5a OF the army aud the clause OF
,,s srmy appropriation bill torbiddiDg
,-s rss o. the army rs posse comitat1lS.
r ,s- House insists on these points
rr,surg and Eimunds say that Con-
va, NAV be kept here all summer.
T,srs Is likely to be trouble over the
.-sry civil appropriation bill ana the
S.,..e may annoy the House through
he river and hsr0or Appropriation bill.
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PRODUCE.
Rev York.

NEW YORK, MAY 29.-Cotton-Fsir
at IL 3-l66ll 5-lGc Flour-Quiet and
unchanged receipts 7,OUO barrels. Rye
Flour-DulI and heavy SO 2599 90.
Corn Meal-Stesdy ; 81 25G2 80. Wheat
Dull and heavy; receipts 248,OOO bush
ell; No. spring 81 90 No, z Chicago
81 u; No 2 Northwestern and No. 2
Milwaukee 81 l29l 80; No. 2 red win
ter 81 l5Gl IS; No. white 81 25, Rye
Dull and heavy; western 6j956c.
Barley and Mat-Unchsnged. Corn
Receipts 29S.OOO bushels; steam 454GD
46}c No. 46I@47; No. 2 white 63c.
Moderate and active; receipts Co.
900 bushels; western mixed 2S(932c.
Hsy-QIiet and unchanged. Hops
Dull and unchanged. Cotiee-SLesdy snd
unchanged. Sugar-Quiet and nominal
ly unchanged MoIasses-Dull and IN
changed. Rice-Q1iet and unchanged.
Petroleum-Quiet and firm; crude 40
7tc; refined ll4c. Tsllow-SLesdy and
unchanged. ROsn-FIrm At 45G52!c.
Eggs-Quiet and unchanged. Iurpen.
tlne-At 2g@z94c. Eggs-Quiet and
unchanged. Mess Pork-At 50 OO@
9 50. Beef-QIiet and unchanged
Western long clear middles dull and IN
changed. Butter and Cheese-DuIl and
unchanged. Whisky-Stesdy At 81 OS.
Metais-Stoady and unchanged.
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TrninRobpers smrrounded.

New ORLEANS, May ga Calves
ton Nercs special from Fort Graham says;
Sam Bass, the train robber, with five OF
his men, is surrounded on Big Csddc
Greek, by Berry Meadow. The Sheriff
Of Stephens county, near the meadow
was reinforced by ten men from PsIa-
ponto last evening 1T 2 o'clock, and ex-
pected TO make an attack At daylight
this morning Some fighting was done
yesterday aud the day before, but no
damage was done on our side. It's not
known whether any of the outlaws were
hurt.
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The very large number ~ invalid psopie who daily
visit Bunao, from every quarter q ue pltG9 stayi
and Tie widely ccicbratrd Faculty u speclIll,,I ~
Medicine and surgrTy sssoeiab-i Win I'm ren1ffc'i
IN perrssarv that The unJer Of this Institution should
provide place On Tahi asd eominodious seals
fOr their 81 tsrtalumeut and comfort
ADVANTAGES OFFRRED-The fHyAlids' Hotti
Il lar Stf 6DiifSsi5n f IN Re saR Te 5g1ng s 5eats
10 one of te mot healthfl and desirable origs u
Erie, Slagara River, and the surrounding cDuGiTy,
befng situated IN the midst ~ an tNtenfiye systTr1
Gaisut safty rassngsr eleyst0r 70 convey patients
q ssd rom M y 1fT' ~ ag3Ts: r., T. grSy5ls1 s IA, h
Il Nel-appointed gymnasiuui and bowling siify "
Afford proper mans ~ rHcrrtsr-
CHROSIC DIsEAsEs ~ all fgrus, whether rcquh.
ing ue,rAl, surgical OF usrtan Ira treatment come
within NJ province n our seyeraI sDscisliies
DfsEAsEs OF woMES--Especially are de hetii-
ses Of this lnlTmary Of superior order AZ regards
The remedial means AMI appliances for We cur ~
all thOss chronic dissstss eca4lsr 20 ,iaAlss ne
slsetrO-therrnal, All clAeE appf0,ed b1hlA 70 ~
many eases an iuvaiuaJlc ahHllaTy N Ne frTedih
10 The s1rfsrP. grnsr4l rhsfnpoolnE. swedish move
nents and light calIftb'nl; sti 20 70 .kHtth Aha
relieve eOngestei paTts- improve 1ige lou. ani
itfengthsn tbc u1s,~es prnu6e IN print heneGeiai
his 10 sTreri mating s. rrsortsI in M treat
Heut The most agyrgIed neIlr ~ Ar ", - 49,,
to suit ,e condition ~ ue patient TIE hCr0ggl ven
tation Of the sscring apartment NE eissfing IN
NugUrF % music ECClAA ans
fgr aruusarnsFt and all those agruciss which sHd 70
aroIse Tue mind II the patient from dependency,
and tfps ur0tH0tr recovery, are not neGieefed
NERVOUS DIgR-AsEG-PaTalysis,E Epilepsy .FitEl,
ChOrea 81 Vitus's Dance and other nervous ahes-
ions receive lhe attention 4 AZ sli IN ihls sRs-
cfaIty ~ hc the greatest skin - GttaiDed and mo
ul1st happy results secured
II-SG DIsEAsEz.-TiIis division u the praetioe IN
The Inyalids' H0ti ls very ably managed ~ fen-
tleuan of mature Judgment and skiiL BrOuehlAly
Throat and Lung Dlsrasss are very laTgeiy terlEl
in ths Department and with rssults which have Defn
hiKhly Erstifying % both pIysic!an aIl1 pausbt-
EYE AND EAR--sTecial attention j. given to ths
feiirate orarnt.0rls o. the ere and ear, dlstln-
S,tsbed otuIst aDf aurfst being under engageIDsnt
10 cOncfuct this branch u tbe pfas uor.
sE,lt VA sboqId come directly 10 tbe Hotel Ibea,ly
seeesslLe by carriage otnilDls- OF street eaFs NIL
TKpss C,fuultus Agsnts Ou al Incoming Trains can
te reiisd upOn b ce!iver passengers aud bAgsAgo
win security and dispatch
. F-J-Address T. V. PIERcE, NJ d., WohIs Dbpen-
49, nd Inyalids' Hotel, Buffalo, y. L.
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'soNIadS A7NNHo

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States, for the District OF West
Virginia, in Ban kruptcy In the matter ot
w. +. Peterson, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that "A petition
has been led I'm said District Court by W.
r. Peterson, OF Wheeling, in said district,
who has been duly declared "A bankrupt
under the revised statutes of the United
States, title Bankruptcy" for discharge
and and certificate thereof rom al hts
debts and other claims prOyHblc under
said act, and that the l7th day of June, 4.
u. 1873. at ~ o'clock A N, at the once OF
+, J. Hugus, ESQ No. II tup stairs Twelfth
street, i'm the city Of Wheeling, West Nir.
ginia, are the Time and place assigned for
the hearing OF the same, when ana where
YOU may attend aud show cause IL any
you have why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
JASPER v. MOORE,
Clerk Of the L. y. District Court tor sail
District. malooawsh
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STILL POTTERING.
The eInvestIgaIing Committee Meets,
Closes It's Doors, Does Nothing, and
AdInurus Until Friday,

special 10 kl6 ENtblhbtAs
WAsHINGTON, May 90
There was full meeting Of the Potter
.,ys::.gsung Committee, to-day, but as
S.. with closed doors and the members
.s's al pledged to secresy, it is difficult
. -s.n much sccursts information of its
.1g,-.ns. is, if it did anything. The
Democratic embers, it is understood,
a7uei coadning the investigs-
.a 90 The two States in which fraud
believe. % have been successfully
sonpas1g1, while the Republicans
l#rsi 90 extend it to Oregon, which
,.a.s cs,. is vote legally for Hayes.
1@ Butler was appointed on the sub
-n...ge 90 20 to LOuisisus to take tes-
.-1-y but ae objected on the ground OF
.a'C. disease in the heat Of Summer.
"s 20. believed that the dOuty General
-a sry warm desire TO 20 to New Or
i-; The committee will have u fur
'-s' meeting on Friday.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, May 2g.-Dry Goods
Business very quiet to-day, on account Of
the peremptory sale OF domestic goods at
which there was an immense attendance.
The sale was q very spirited one and
prices realized expectations in most cases,
though some makes OF goods sold low.
Heavy woolens are moving slowly, For
egn goods dull.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold Closed at I0I1s-GOVernments
Firm-FIOur QuieI and Tn.
changed-WhPat Active and
Bigher-HOEs I'm Good
Demand and Firm.
FINANCE

New YORK, May 29.-Money-CIosed
easy at 24G3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3l641 per cent. Customs re-
ceipts 1901 900. The Assistant Treasurer
disburset $4,000. Clearing. S2ll, 5O0,-
600. Sterling dull; long 483i short 495!
GoLD-Opened and closed at 10ls,
with sales during tide day at l0l. Bor.
rowing rates 5@2! per cent, and l-64
per cent per diem.
SILVER AT London 534 pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll7t currency;
1l6, gold; silver coin I per cent dis
count.
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Pittsburgh Races.

r.'..IsBUEGu, May lg-At Friendship
.,. -s fsrk, second day, the first race
-. 20, ., Inc go class, purse 800. There
g.. "a entries snd four starters. The
peat Lsa' was dead. Dan Donaldson
..e winner EDDY Fry second, Glars
"a; AZ" lalFd, Little Sam fourth. Time,
al 24l}, 24lb PAL.
,.... ' second race was a free for all pace,
... S1VJ IN which there were two en-
.,,.. sleepy George wor, beating Lucy
I'D ,.g a.g. .,.'Slght heats. Time 2:3O, pa
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Elizabeth.

C..,Gs CG iloRK, May 29.-The Plymouth
l,,, EIsmining Committee met to-
c.,,. L. and resolved TO entertain the
t1g ;" against Mrs. Tilton, OF publish.
.s.ny' 'p'u p 'sndering her pastor and vio-
ct,,ss.ue uef vows in not submitting the
.ug ~ H. 70 'ne Committee before publish
'~'In In the newspapers
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Marine.

New YoPK, Msy 29-Arrivod-AIss-
tia and Holland from London, State Ct
Georgia, Liverpool.
LONDON, May 29.-S:eamshiP An
choria and Neckar, from York, and
General Wercer, Baltimore, arrived out.
BALTIMORE, May Z9.-ArIiyed-
HiberniAn, Liverpool.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-Flolr-
Flat; superfne So OO63 so; Pennsylvania
family S5 25G5 75i Minnesota 81 -
d5 50; high grades 56 OO@7 80. Wheat
Flat; amber 81 lSGl -; white 81 -
western red 81 pal lG Corn-Dull;
yellow Ace; mixed 454@i5!c. Oat:-
White western 3063lci western mixed
2SG29c Rye-Dull st 63a65c. Prov
isians-QHet and unchanged. Butter
Eggs and Cheese-DulI and unchanged.
Petroleun-Stasdy and unchange
Whisky-Dull;ss western 81 o.
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EUROPEAN SITUATION.
THE PROGRESS TOWARD PEACE,
Austria Making UnfriendIy Demon
strations against Russia-SchOuV-
aIoH aud Salisbury Have
TaIk-The Programme of
the Congress.
Peace Feeling not So Buoyant.

LONDON, May 2s.-The peace feeling
is not quite SO buoysnt as yesterday. Un-
easiness ls caused by the apparent change
in the attitude of Austria. While Eng
land agrees to the Congress, Austria
is making demonstrations unfsvorable to
Russia. No doub. is felt, however, that
the Congress will meet.
A Berlin correspondent states that the
formal invitation to attend the Congress
will be issued soon, as all the powers have
answered the informal communication in
regard to the date and other particulars of
the meeting.
InIeryiew Between Salisbury and
SchOuVaiOT.
LONDON, May 29.-It is stated that
Count Schouvaloft had long interview
with Lord Salisbury yesterday, at which
be submitted Russis's answer to points
raised BY Eng! and touching the Congress
and the final understanding reached dur
lng last weeks negotiations.
The only unpleasant feature Of the
mornings news is in the direction of
AustrIs, for although Count Audrassy
has been all along persistently in favor
of European settlement in the Con-
sregs, his utterances now and Austria's
preparations are creating uneasiness.
The Programme of the Congress,
LONDON, May pa telegram from
st. Petersburg gives the following as the
programme of the Congress The Con
gress will, Immediately on meeting at
Berlin, determine the basis of the
treaty of peace, and the reguls-
tIons concerning its execution. 1t
will organize several local commiss ons
to define the boundaries, etc. The COM
missions are being appointed and in
structed by the conference Of embs:ss'
dors resident at ConstantlnOple. 1t is
expected that the session Of the congress
will be short
ST. PETERsBUR, May % The semi.
official Journal de st, Petersburg express.
es satisfaction at the progress made to
wards the assembling OF the Congress
and the establishment OF an understand.
ing and adds; Although in view Of
the existl nee of war party IN Constan.
tinople, Pesth and London, some reserve
isstill necessary, yet every day tends to
promote peaceful settlement.
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NO FURTHER CONTRACTION.
Iae End Of Financial LegisiGG Dn for
this Session

WAsHINGToE, May %.
F-'ilsIt to agreement, as announced
.lese dispatches, the Senate has passed
-- oil. toroitdlDg the further contrsc-
.' o. greenbscks, and this ends the f.
-',.s. legislation for this wear. The
"alal! will sign the bill. Mr.. Ewing
I'D bis followers Of the ultra school say
BE! will insist upon fastening the bill
10 the sundry civil appropriation bill,
%. hey cannot secure enough votes to
---I-.l .-a. end.
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Toledo

TOLEDO, May 29.-Wheat Steady;
amber Michigan spo: 81 O9 seller June
81 Cei;No. red wio.er and seller June
81 O5t; seller July 81 O5; rejected
Wabash held at SIC. .Corn-Steadyi
high mixe1 59,; No. spot 3sfc; seller
June s!c; seller July 35!c; 40. > white
4lc; damaged 34c; rejected SIC. Osts-
Dull; No. held at 25c; No. , white 27ci
Michigan held 4. 25e; jsc.ed Z3c.
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CaINvelI House
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

W. Va. 1900 feet above sea lcvcl. Capacity,
l5J guests. Mineral spribgs Of many yapo'
ties on and adjacent 10 the grounds. Also
two immense bath houses Tor the use OF
guests. The watc: has an uuyRtyiug tenn
peratura of 80 Fahrenheit, and by HnulY-
SIS found similar 10 the hot springs OF
Arkansas. open entire year. Board S25O
per day SO per week so per month. For
further particulars address
maZ5Ms-b J. Il. OTEY CARY, pTopr.
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hid.

PITTSBURGH, May 29.-Dr. Marcellin,
the oldest Homeopathic physician in this
CITY, x-President OF the Homeopathic
State Society and President ottbe County
Anstomical Society, died here this morn
inc 81 half past S O'clock.
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New uFIeRux,

New ORLEANS, Msy 29.-Cofee-
Dull; Rio csrgoes, ordinary to prime, l4i
6lSc, gold. Sugsr-Qlie;; inferior to
good common Ga &c; common to good
common 6iG7!c; yellow clarified $40
S!c. Molssses-Dlll; common 20623c;
fsir 2592Sc. Rice-Quet; Louisiana,
ordinary to choice, 6!E7c.
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StoCkhoIG erS' Meetinu.

A SPECIAL MEETING GOFTHESTOrK-
n holders Of the Nail city Brewing Com
pany Will be held at the Office of TIA" COni-
pany, on the 2nd Tuesday IN June, W len
all are earnestly requested to attend, ~
business Of i'm pOrtauce is u be- trausaclCd.
BY order OF lEItWELTG, Pro='i.
=, BINGELL, Sccy. malisM
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Msy % The DroperT
Journal reports hog receipts 10000 hssd;
shipments 1900 head. Market sctiye
and strong; choice heavy st So l5(9
40; light at So O698 10; mixed at
81 95@3 25.
Ca.tIe-Receipts 1900 hesd; shiF-
ments l,lOO head. Market dull sud slow;
steers at 81 4O@5 5O feeders st 50 40
IA 10; cows st 81 5O94 co. bulls 81 40
ts1S 10; stsgs 81 9O@4 90.
Sheep-Receipts 100 heads; shipments
500. Market slow and weak sales at
SO 5O@l so.
New York.
NEW YORK. Msy 29.-Beeves Re
ceIpts $500 head, against $500 head for
last week. Market dull and easier in
some cases and 81 per head lower than
the closing rates of Monday. Best in the
market at l05c, to dress g.; ordinary to
good Cherokee snd Texas cattle n IA
9fc TO dress 55(d56 some heavy mountain
steers, 1920 pounds, st 9tc; ordinary to
prime nstive steers SlGl0c, to dress 90
057; lat bulls a. 3G44c live weight;
nearly 500 taken tor export, st lOt(9
l04c; shipments for the week ending yes
terdsy 9Sj head of live; 5000 quarters Of
beet and also 1900 sheep alive.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head, making
6.3OOhead for the two days, against 6, 500
head for the same time last week.
Market dull but trihe better for is.
sheep, while lambs are nearly flat. sales
of sheep at 33G95Bc; lambs 4!@Gtc; out
side figures for choice jersey; several
car losds OF Kentucky offered At 4c, could
not be sold.
Hogs Receipts 1000 head, making
IL 600 head for the two days, against
1910 head for the same time last week.
None offered alive.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, May 29-Csttle-Re-
ceipts to-day 23I hesd of through and
2O4 head OF yard stock; total for the TWO
DAYS 4G9 head OF through and 5GI head Of
yard stock Prices unchanged
ogs-Receipts today 2C65 hesdi
total tor the two dsvs 3 79j head York
ers SO 1908 25i Pnilsdelphias 50 As
as 90.
Sheep-Rcceipts to-day 300 head;
total for the two days 100. Selling
about ten cents lower than yesterday.
GInCinunIs.
CINCISNATI, May 29-Hogs-Dhmand
fair and market firm; common 81 GOA
s 90; hight SO coos Is; packing 81 100
8 %; butchers So 25@3 3j Receipt.
1875 head; shipments 54j hesd
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Meafhcr Indications.

WASHINGTON, May 30, A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley higher
pressures, warmer, southerly winds, be-
coming variable and cooler, partly
cloudy weather and rain areas.
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A WILD WAR WHOOP
rom the Indian Contractors, swim
dlcrS and Thieves.
Ia tie LnrL.lnr

" TT" II|-."ITTs
WASHINGTON, Msy 20.
'-s whole Indian Bureau, backed by
-s n-gs Of jobbers in Indian con-
''.' agents, and other hangers on, has
.s...l war On the transfer Of the Indians
We army. They sre iudustriously
HAyng Senators and pleading That
's 10. legisIsted out Of their Offices
.ael' jobs. The prospect Is that the
A'' will concur in the action OF the
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DENNsYLVANIAC COLLEGE OF DEN
i tai SurgeTy-Twenty-th Annual
Session. The regular Winter Session for
l>7S-79 will commence October :, 1873, and
continue i've months, in the new AID
commodiouS building 10 which the Coll
lege has lust been removed. For further
information address {, y. PIERCE, Dean
l6l7 Green ST., Philadelphia. mal7ruS
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EI.nIn PiIIshnrEh.

PIrrsBURGH, May PA fire this st.
ternoon destroyed the livery stables OF
+ G. Armstrong, corner of Liberty
and Twenty-eighth streets. Stock al
saved Loss about $1,000. Fully in
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Base Ball.

HoRNELLsvILLE May 29.-Rochesters,
5; Hornels ).
SrR1xeFELD, May 29.-Milwsukees Z;
Sprlngfelds ..
BUFFALO. Msy 29.-Bufslos 2l; Ale
ghenys 3.
LOWELL, May 26-Uticas 9, Low
ellis 3.
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GevERNMENTs-Firm.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.
STATE BONDS Steady.

STATE BONDS Steady.
STCCKs- Buoysnt, with an improve
ment from the lowest point of the day
ranging from J to q per cent. The deal
iugs were especially active toward the
close, when the highest quotations Of
the day were recorded. The
features of the upward movement
were Rock Island, Northwestern St.
Paul, New York Central and Chicago,
Burlington and Qaincy. The annual
election of directors Of the Poetic Mail
Steamship Company took place to-day.
The total numbe. Of votes cast repre-
sented l72.O00 shsres. The following
ticket was elected, receiving $1,000 votes,
a bare majority: Henry Hart, David l..
BabcocS, John Riley, Samuel i. Phillips,
VIM. Rem5en, VIM. G.. Hunt, James q.
Sheldon, Charles Z. Livermore and
John H. Mshoney. Thursday being
legal holiday, tue banks and the Stock,
Gold and Cotton Exchanges will be
closed. The transactions aggregated
l23OOO shares, of which 4,300 were New
York Central, 2S,OOO Erie, 5000 Lske
Shore, l,400 Wabash, $500 Northwest
ern common, 1900 preferred, 4,SOO
Rock Island, 1900 St. Paul common,
1000 preferred, 1900 Delaware, Lacks-
wanna and Western, 1900 New jersey
Central, 1000 Delaware and Hudson, o.
600 Morris and Essex, LOO Union
Pacific, 1900 Burlington and Quincy
LOO St. Joseph, 10000 Western Uu-
ion, and $500 Pacific Mail.
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VIII Go TO Work.

LONDON, May 29.-Both the weavers
and ,pinners Of Msclesheld have agreed
unconditienally to return to work at the
10 per cent. reduction demanded by the
COTTON masters.
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FOR SALE.

UlHE TWO STORY BRICK BUSINESS
House, No. I01O Market Square. IzA
Has been occupied as a saloon and -
Restaurant Tor years. Will De sold al
a price that Will be good Investment 10
Ihe purchaser. Terms easy. Good reasons
tor selling. Enquire OF
W. II. HALLER & CO.,
rnagIeodta lU4s Market Street.
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This Institution was regularly incorpor-
ated by the Legislature OF the state Tor
Educational and Charitable purposes, In
1855, with a Capital Of 81 10000, To which
il has since added a reserve fund of SaD,-
900. Its Grand single Number Draw
ings will take place monthly. IL never
scales or postpones. Look at the following
Distribution:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
during which will take place the
Extraordinary SemI.ADnnHl Draw
ing. al New Orleans, Tuesday, June llth,
under the personal supervision and man
sgement OF
Gen. q. r. BEAUREGARD, Of Louisiana, and
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, OF Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
ENotice-Tckets are Ten Dollars only
Halves, s.. Fiiths, 81. Tenths, 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May Z9.-Flour Quiet and
unchanged Wheat-Active, firm and
higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 O5 cash.
gs!@9sfc seller june 94!c seller July
No. 3 92!c; rejected 77!c. Corn-Ac-
tive, firm and higher 81 &c cash; 365c
seller NAV; 3Gsc seller June 863c seller
July; site seller August; rejected 34c.
Osls-Fairly active and shade higher at
28lc cash; 23Ic seller June; 235c seller
July. Rye-Slesdy and unchanged at
52c. Bsrley-Frmer q: 47tc. Pork
Active, firm and higher =, IS 70 cash
and seller June; IS 4OG Az seller
July; s. 57t@8 60 seller August Lard
Fairly sc..e aad = shace higher at
So ~ cash and seller Juaei 80 81 seller
July; 60 10 seller Augus;. Bulk Meats
FAIRY sct,ye ald Il made higher EoOiIl-
ders . ,c: short rlb 4,c; shor: clear 4sc.
A'colOl-Higler safes st 34r. Whisky
-NOminaily unchanged st 81 o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

The Cry for More Money Reached
the Presidential Ear from Paris.
ag-lal 70 the Register.
WAsBISGTGS, May 20.
The President will ask Congress to
apply the American Commission at the
Paris Exposition with more money. The
appropriation is exhausted and there are
usuds which were not foreseen and
which provision must be made or the
A-srican department will cut sorry
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30
Pittsburgh.

PITTsBUReH, May 29.-Petroleun-
Quiet; crude steady 81 81 46t at Parker's;
refined llt@ll:c for Philadelphia de-
| livery.