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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

Mr. Thomas T Gillstrap oce of the
live merchants of Cromwell, visited our
-auernm last FRIDAY and subscribed for
the liHRaLD
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

A II. Pnunsiord & 60 9 and IL West
Fourth Street Cincinnati. Ohio. IL one
q! the largest and mot complete book
aud paper establishments and - also {
1T the best ant ttirr-t firm to deal with
Mr. G c Simmons, lthcrr travelling
salesman in this part OF the world) Is
II genial gentleman aud deserveily porn-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Judge.

We are authoriz 4 To announce Rcnia-
min Newton Esq of Buiorl IA a can
d'iate tor COUNTY Judge, subject to the
action oi the Democratic party. Elcc.
ton, August, 1875
We are authorized 10 announce F. =
MORGAN. ~ a candidate for the offic,
oi Cuiniy Judge o. Ohio county. subject
t. the action of the Democratic party
Election August. 1873.
For County Court Clerk.
We are authorized To announce r +
HOOKER. n candidate tor Count,
Court Clerk of Ohio county. subject {,
the action OF the Democratic party
Election. Aug 9Th. 1873.
We are authorized 10 announc,
TllOM ~ j. SMITH IA a cauindnte toi
the Office Of County Court Clcrk. subject
io the acton 81 the Democratic party
whatever thar action may Toe. Election
August 1873.
SAM. X. COX i n canhida'e for re
election To the office Of County Court
Clerk Election Au.,ust , ISIS
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

Mrs Mary Grow, widow of Andrew
Crow, living On the north side of Rough
creek, near Hines Mil, died last Thurs
lay morrinc, OF consumption
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
4 Gail.

We. the undersigned members Of the
VI + church. South petition to R~v
" " Cook 10 preach sermon Oh
Banti-m ut Equrlrv Church on the
turih Sunday ia Arril:
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
Rosiue Flour Mills.

During the past week we have been
masricsring bircum, hight rolls. lights
bread. cake. az Sc made IT -four man
uiacuurri at the Rn>ine Steam Mill, and
have no scruplc~ ia SAVING that the flour
j. interior Ia noTe ever used bv us Ii
WAS made from, wheat grown ia OHIO
county too Tni> mill Is a success in
every parrIcuiar ard the company who
20 .,ructcd il. are deserving ct n tail
,hare at patronage Try their flour
once aud YOU viii corr"bora,e our tesIi-
mony.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
THEY WILL
ONLY

look through our stocks Of goods, for
they feel assured that all Who call ard
examine will always
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
IIcIset AEsnIn, aonrenlIon.

CmcISSATI, April the general
passenger aud ticke! ageu = oil the United
States met in convention a. the Grand
hotel to-dsy. ". b. Shattuck, Of tho
Atlantic and Crest Western, was elected
PresideEt, and II. g. TOwn,snd, Of the
Wabash Railroad, Secretary. To days
sessicn was devoted ~ the subject o.
enigrsnt tickets 20 kansas ard other
land grant territory. The rate Edoptsd
for this class Of travel vas on basis Of
Eve cents per mile one way for the round
Trip or two and hail cents for the db.
.snce. Colony l.ckel' one WAY only, Vers
fixed On 4 basis Of two and bali cents
per mile, the dIsisLcs 20 be computed on
the mileage By tho IhorteE. line. To.
morrow the ess: found rates will be con
sideFed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
DAY, THE WIFE MURDERER.
His story said To he False ana
ISLANDER Upon His Wife's Name.

The Waynesburg Republican says
further developments in reference to the
murder of Mrs Day shows that the tale
Day tells about his wife falling of the
porch and receiving injuries that caused
her death is not entitled to any credit.
NJ. Milton also informs US that the al
legged infdelity Of Days wife had no
foundation in tact, but wss the creation
of Days brain and cussedness.
Some time ago several Young
men with some # whom
Day had accused his wife OF too close in.
timscy, repaired 10 Days house in the
night and told him that he must keep his
mouth smut and utter no more slsnderous
talk sbou! his wife; this be must promise
then and there or take ride on a sharp
rail Day wss humble under tbe circum-
stances, and made fair promises; shook
hands With bis vile, and for six months
or more Was good hus band. Bu. again
his Jealous nature trlumphed over his or
dlnarIly no. very strong mind, which ST
last led him to commit great wrong.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
TREASURE TROVE.

Singular discovery OF Spanish and
Roman Gold Coin Beneath GuanO
DCpOsiIs-SensaiiOn RumOrs that
Captain Ridd's Treasures are Being
Unearthed.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-The recent dis.
covery OF quantity of gold coin among
the gusno deposits on the Morsnt Keys,
in the Caribbean sea, has created COnsld-
cradle excitement among the people en-
gagged in working them, and sensational
stories are being circulated in relation
TO boarded wealth that has from time to
time been buried in the Keys by the
famous Captain Kidd and other free
hooters. The remnants of an iron chest
found amid the coral rock helps TO con-
1rm the credulous in their opinion that
these isolated keys were used by pirates
and privateers as depository for spoils.
Another theory Is that vessel had at
some time been driven ashore there, hav-
ing on board considerable treasure; that
all hands were drowned, and conse-
quently no one left to tell the tale. 1t
was learned yesterday by reporter
here from a steamer just arrived, that
one hundred pieces Of gold coin, together
with quantity of silver, has been
found through the guano under and
about the rocks on the southwest key,
barren spot of about two acres area,
and rising from two TO twelve feet above
the sea. The most Of the coin is Spanish,
bearing dates ranging from 1860 to 1874,
consisting of ounces, half ounces and
douDloons. One gold coin picked up
appeared to be Of Roman coinage, it bears
the date of 1872, and is about the size Of
silver quarter dollar, slightly convex, and
Of very imperfect coinage. On one side
is represented two columns, sur
mounted with sun bursts, on the reverse
n coats of arms similar to that seen on an
English sovereign.
Captain Ans bury, Of tho brig &. S.
Packard who has just arrived from the
keys, and who has some of the coin in
his possession, thinks it probable that
large amounts of treasure may be found
in the excavations going on there. He
has chart. of the keys, purchased in Lon
don, which is the result of a survey of
the islands made in 1904 by Lieutenant
J. G.. Borie, OF the British royal navy,
which Indicates that the British had 8
Knowledge OF the keys before they were
discovered by the American party now
operating the guano interests there.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Mass & Martin, cotton buyers, Vicks-
burg. LIabilitie, 100000; 10 assets
The failure was caused by the suspension
OF the St. Louis branch house.
Holt & Bug6ee, timber dealers, Bos
ton, suspended. Liabilities $4,000
: The suspension of John r. Cecil, 3
small New York stock operator, was
announced in the Stock Exchange yes.
terday. He was short Of the market. HIS
liabilities are principally IN the West.
Ths suspension Of John r. Eckles,
New York, 8 small operator, was an
nouuced in the stock Exchange this a.
ternoon. be was short Of tbs market,
liabilities principally in the West.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
VIRGINIA COUPONS.
A Decision that Kills Reputation.

NEW YORK, April A special from
Richmond says the Supreme Court to-
day, rendered 8 decision in the case o.
Clark VS.. Commonwealth. CLARK was
held tor the payment Of fine in green
backs, which be offered 70 psy in tsI re
ceivsble coupons. The Court decided
thst coupons were no: only receivable
for fines and sIl dues 70 the State, but
further that coupons were not subject
70 taxation. This upsets sil rePudisIion
schemes OF the resdjuEters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
Heavy Forgery.

BosToN, April 4-The amount Of
forged paper issued by j. w. Bugbee OF
Indianapolis, the western agent OF Holt
& Bugbee of this city, is said to amount
TO Sl5OOOO, and in addition to this Bug
bee has drawn largely on the firm up to
as late a date as March 3Oth. Among
the forged signatures are II. Clostermsn,
Cincinnati, $4,000; e. HeDshaw & Son,
Cincinnati, O,OOO; Hatch, Holbrooll X
Co.. Chicago, $4,000; j. Griffith * Son,
Cincinnati, So 600; Morel, Bros. x Co
Philadelphia. 10000 T. W. HeIvey,
Chicago, $4,000; Holmes Il Co., Chicago,
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
BUYING AND SELLING.
BY APH.
Gold Closed at IOI - Governments
FiTm-FlouF HeaVy-Nheat
FiTm-HOgs I'm GOOD
Demand.
FINANCE.

New YORK, April 4.-Mouey- SIrin-
gent a. : to l-52 per cent. sud interest,
closing ST per cent. Prime mercantile
paper st 4!G6 per cent. Customs re-
ceipts $4,000. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed S2S2OOO. Clesrings $1,000
600. Sterling steady; long 1854 short
4S9.
GoLD-Stesdy at lOl. Carrying rates
sac! per cent
SILvER-At London 54ti; here, sill
yer bars ll9s, greenbscks; l2Os gold; sll.
yer coin Holt per cent discount.
GoYEREMENTs-FlT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
WHY HE LEFT.
The Departure of n Male MuSic
Teacher.

BlJJSDuTBn LcaucF'
Dame Rumor brings another scandal
to the front. At certain institution of
learning in this city, where there are
young lady pupils, was engaged until re-
Gently male music teacher. His occups-
ton threw him constantly into the com.
pany of the female pupils, and it is said
that he 20 ingrstiated himself by his
winning ways into the grsces OF one
Of the young lsdies-a resi-
dent Of Wheeling-as to succeed
eventually in accomplishing her ruin.
When her condition became known her
father was acquainted of the fact, and re
came on from Wheeling and took his
daughter swsy-but whether it was to
her home or to some place where she may
be able to hide her shame from her
friends in Wheeling, is not stated. At
all events, when the case became known
in the school, some ten or twelve OF the
young lady pupils lett. The music
teacher was promptly dismissed bv the
management of the school, but whether
any legal proceedings will gov out of
the affair or not remains to be seen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
NO. 226
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April I.
kEN

M. Morrill, offered resolution pro
y'lInG for select committee OF seven 10
consider the Propsie;y OF taking the tenth
census. lie ssid the arrangement hsd 70
De msde during the present Congress for
taking the tenth census, and rs the next
session was shor. one preliminary steps
should now he tsken. The resolution WAS
agreed 70.
At the expiration Of She morning hour
consideration was resumed ot unfinished
business, being the Pacific railroad fund
luE bill, and Matthews replied to the ar
Cuments against the Railroad Committee
hill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
Steamer Burned.

New ORLEANS, April The steamer
Dawn, from Shreveport, burned ct seven
o'cicck this morning ST Whitehead plan
ist.cn, talr,y-tw5 miles above this c.tv.
Gae boat snd cargo are to;al loss. 40
loss o. HE IS reported. The passengers
lost everything bat what they had on.
The cargo consisted OF five hundred bales
Of cotton, one hundred head Of cattle,
three hundred sheep and forty hogs.
The boat was valued At $4,000; insured
for $4,000 in Cincinnati offices. The
fire was caused by sparks from the lurn-
ace door, s brisk wind prevailing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
Weather Indications.

WAsHnGTOS, April 8, l a. M.-POr
the Lower Lake., cle,r or partly cloudy
weather, variable winds. mostly from
the north, stationary CT falling bsfome-
ter.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
clear or partly cloudy weather, lignt
northwest winds, stationary or higher
pressure and temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
IIOI ~,

M- Potter ir.r,tD,.t - hill Z, annuity
a conyenient cur-ar,v with which H.,
minor business transactions cf Cha no..
ple msy be done R,,,r-oE I, ~,
yldes for the Issuiur ot 25snd bD car,.
in fractional currency. and ,LDt any nor
son paving into the treasury lp,,sI i,6Jrr
notes. or coin. should -e,r,yT ,g,b sr,,.,r,
OF fractional currency =. be wsy gr,,r,
and direct the Secretary of ,he Treasury
10 psy out ope-slXtb Of All rsvn,a,is
inside from the lres.u-v Of, -aFanr,,,, ,t
National bspk r,,ns - l. = I,L,.I,,,
der notes OF the denomination n1I y 4
and 8 dollars
Consideration was them resumnt NJ IN,
Polk case. and Mr. Cook smoke in favor
Of retaining the doorkeepor.
Mr.. Harrison dcmandcd the previous
question T No, seeord,dD
Mr. Eden offered a substitute for a.,
resolution of the msi,r,ty. censuring NJ
Polk for employing persons in excess of
the number authorized hy law. dlrec,lar
him 10 revise the so'dlcr. ro,! and ~
move thcrefrom all rerso. S NOT disabled
soldiers. and recommittlng the matter 1,
k4t NANI ulllLNF on NlNll service u form
with instructions to ascertain what change
may be- necessary for "A more economl,
administration Al tho business a IN,
doorkccpor's department.
Mr.. Baker. of Indiana. smoke in favor
Of the majority resolution.
Mr. H.l, :.id ,bs, ,ho. css, ~ th,
D,orkceper sank into in.irplGcarcc
compared with the radical incompe,cncy
OF the Democratic party To sdm,ni.,Gr
any branch %, the goyerpmcpt El.
staf as a soldier. Bolton A. a lover. Dun.
dresrv as rhilosopbor and NuIhrrrv
Sellers as A capitalist ca, no sucb aruro
as the Democratic party cut ms.oucrAd-
lrr before the country ns civil s,ryir,
reiormers ard ~ re,ng admin.
is,er,ng snv branch -, g,vorproNI -,
matter bo,y sr,sr
Mr. Rskor or Nav yorL s.,d ,o
would liLo =, a., o,,oodn,,,, -,
iop the D,orto,ncr IN IN, rT,n,a -
.no1rtmeDt. IN oityo..s,t ,bo. s,b,,,.tini,.
81 Don,,c,.,i, ,nor,rc,.
Tho r,s,r,,ior .gorsI nv NJ Eio,
"a = sph.ti,u,o f,r ,be rcnoy, o,,bo rnn,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
Heavy Robbery a, Lancaster.

LANCASTER, o., April 3-Last night
the residence of J. j. Winegardner, one
OF the wesltbiest men in the county, was
entered by burglars, snd $1,000 stolen
$4,000 in gold and silver and $1,000 in
greenbscks. Entrance wss made by cut
ting open window shutter, and the
theft was conducted so sdroitly as to
leave 10 clue to the robbers. Several
thousand dollars in coin and currency
were overlooked and left behind. Mf.
Winegardner offers $500 reward for the
srrest of the thieves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
Hnmn mnnnaIhY.

CHIcAGo,April 4.-The Chicago Acad-
emy Of homeopathic physicians and sur
geons had before it tonight resolution
Affirming the docrine Of "Simlhs sini!i-
bus c1rsntur, but it met with une1Pec:-
ed opposition, and was fnslly referred to
8 com mnsttee for s report.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
IrHrNIfnf nernnrx

HAsHIsGTOs, April 4-Rear-Ad.
mirsI Rodgers, Superintendent o! tho
Naval Observatory, has made arrange.
merts ior observing the transit Of Mcr-
curry, on the G.h Of Hsy, and the West.
srn Union Telegraph Company will
transni! from Washington, time signGb
tarcugkol. tie country from the Let :
the 10Th Of Msy. FOR astronomer. and
others OBJ. ery ng the Transmit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
Ex.ConKTe,sman Vance.

WAsHISGTos, April 4 Intimate
personal friends OF eE-COngretEmsn
Vance 10 this city, are resPoLEib.e ior
= posltiye s.a,emen. that there is no
truth whatever in the report that he hsd
elOped with the wife Of music teacher
in Ohio. The denial 20 tar .s the lady
is concerned is bssed upon their personal
kncwlrdye Of Der receEt moEemsnts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
WELLSBURG ELECTION.
The Temperance Ticket Wins

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WELLsBURG, April 4.-The entire
temperance ticket in Wellsburg was
elected to-day by an average majority OF
sixty-eight, thereby endorsing Mayor
Caldwells course. 7.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
RAILROAD BoEDS-Strong
STATE BOSDs Steady.

STATE BONDS Steady.
SToCKS-The stock market rs a whole
was strong and active. There were in
tervals OF weakness but the bulls are ev-
identity in the ascendant. Lake Shore
was once more the great feature of the
market, and advanced from 6ji to 66!,
closing at nesr the highest tgGre. N.n-
derblit was credited with beng 4 heavy
purchaser Of Lake Shore and Western
Union. st. Paul was sc.iye for common
shares, which, stter falling from A., TO
4Gs. advanced to Az snd closed At Az
The preferred was quiet, and rose per
cent, but reacted. Northwestern COM
mon again fell oil in early dealings from
4Ss to Az and closed 1t 4s4 The
preferred was fraction weaker Rock
Island advanced from 1921 to lO8s, and
closed at lO3t. Michigan Central. whose
March earnings increased $4,000, si-
vanced from 81 TO s (, closing st nearly
the highest price. Coal shares were
steady. Ohios improved /, while Pitts.
burgh lost 4 Pacific Mail J, and Chicago
and Alton IL; Wabash gained (. The
Chicago and Northwestern Raslrosd poo.
pie claim that the March earnings OF
this road, with all its branch ines in.
cluded, show an increase OF 100000 on
March, 1877. The Transactions sggre-
gated $4,000 shares, of which $1,000
were Lake Shore, 5000 Wabash, 1900
Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
2 600 Rock Island, 1900 ST. Paul COM
mon, 5000 preferred, 2j,OO0 Delaware,
Lsckawsnna and Western, $500 Dels-
ware and Hudson, 1850 Morris and Is
sex, 1000 Michigan Central, llOOO
Ohios, $4,000 Western Union, and 5000
Pacific Mail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
Proposed Frnnco.AmerIc.n rrenty

NEW YORK, April AT meeting oi
the Chamber Of Commerce, to-day, Leon
Chsttesn, delegate member Of the
French Commission for tho Franco
American treaty explained thootjects ol
hIs mission, which may be summed up
thus To discard ill.uuderslood or iIl.
determined theories, and % draw from
actual facts new custom duties adjust.
meut profitable 10 both tho United State.
and France.
Inc tsrin generally, he said closes ~
immense outlet for American cotton mi
woolen goods cast iron, wrought iron.
hardware, refined sugar, leather good
DC, and be did not think this the nor
nal state Of things. Ho suggested a
treaty Of commerce for the removal ol
this prohibition, ard with this view ho
trusted that the National American
Commission that may bo organized will
accept ito invitation % public discus.
zion IN PARIS. he did not doubt tho IA
yorsble result OF such Franco-A merIcan
Congress m the promotion Of tbs welfare
Of the two URtiOnF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
FOUND DEAD.
An Unknown Youth Killed by the
Cars at simpsons STATION.

Special to the Register.
SIMPSONS STATION, w. VA, April4.
This morning about five o'clock a
young man about fifteen years old, was
found dead on the track here. Both of his
legs and one arm were cut off and his head
badly msngled. When found he had
on plaid coat and pants. a cross was
Lsttoed IN blue ink on his left arm. There
was nothing to identify him as to his
name or where he came from. The au-
thorities here buried him TODAY. 7.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
Safe Robbed.

EAToNTowN, GA, April last
night the safe of the treasury OF the
Eatontown Branch railroad was robbed
of $4,000 in cash and $4,000 in notes
and mortgages.
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nf.annnnreh with sh COO.

DETKoIT, April4.-Wm. B. c Taller,
the paying teller in the American
National Bank in this city, has disappear
ed with 5000 belonging to the bank.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
" All hail TO the morning
That bids us rejoice;
The temples completed,
LNalt high each voice

Wa. sDIondf5Iv sTng nv Miss Addio Coen
srd Mr.: NrTIwqio. altos. Miss R,se
VSNa~,,G,o, .s-d Mr.. Go,-,,o C,IgwaII
-o,,-.1,s. Vossrs Rsknr srd Nsnde,
- s1d Wss.-s SanIav and U,II hsse
,r.o ,cr",Iraris. - NJ q F-4 srd
tho raoderir, n the odc was snnIspdnd
- ,bo ac1o
7. n-racc.ssry,.o cive tho minute
deD.il. If the car.n,onits. which are we'll
i,r,r.r n elr,as, evorvona hrt spfice
!, ,,.ss,. ,bsr tba,. v,erc moro ,hsn 80
- ir,r-e.sir.ar, oivor At.orror
G'.rr,ol -, piiho-t yIS;,a7 DsDr.r CO
49, GsI,va-od ,bo o,a.IoI or ,ha
-,o,;r1 ard On o,oc~o,t oTo !, was he
s,Sl,o ,,a1,aIT :, of tho old Na:onic batI
....rb was 6I!nt and the ,namorio. ,bat
.r~r,, srnTrt il ~ h-otrars wbobs6 GOA
:, 49, ~, tE@ o,nbers ~ h. Of the Grord L5Sge
!, Tho land Of eternity He nsmSd
several Of those dest friends and then
rs.saI IN 10 tho nnrnoses and mc,bod.
i.,Ea ta9ic.,ic7 rnor Which snhfac, Fo
,r,it -, for,,,b To flo,cInIo bo .sy4 49,,
Nv f'nc5 nose Tombers nre..r.r would
4.......', ~ i;ras ss tpn,. b.5 G',o
- T.,r - ban@- a,t - vIr,lo r,r-
.-- .,'C,, '' w
e',,',., ,-,,,,,-;., os .,o o5,-.-. 49,,
- s s'-9 -. 80 S1.,nS 'nT .',-,S' @ D
,,,,.t,j 49, ,,, Il 80, 60 ~
ma ~ ll-'I' I'.' .'.. '--S ~ ,l.oS''. 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
VOL. 10.
OLD F0GYISM.
cURsE OF VEST VIRGINIA.

,,,t, influence CObWebbing All
oennrlmcuIs of the Stale Govern
s,t-Some Plain Talk from "
young Democrat who Dis
cards the Amtiquated
Ideas or the old
Rcglme.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 4.-Cotton-Q1iet
and steady at 10 8 l6Gl0 ll.lGc. Flour
Heavy; receipts l2,5OO bsrre'; No. z
SO OOG3 90; superine western and state
81 4Od4 80; common 10 good 50 GOA
70; good TO choice IS 3OG5 So; white
wheat extra IS 9OG6 90; fancy So jj@
7 rs; extra Ohio S. lj@6 20; ST. Louis
50 2OCG7 70; Minnesota patent process
So 75G,8 70. Rye Flour-Firm at So 90
Cd4 25. Corn Meal-Quiet 1t 81 25Cg
2 rs. Wheat Firm; closed dull and
heavy receipts $4,000 bushels; No. 3
spring 81 224Ggl "a; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 28I; No. z Milwaukee 81 29CBl 30;
No. spring 81 33Cdl "a; No. 2 red win
ter steam 81 33@l "a; No. ! do 81 3s!C9
! 40; No. l white 81 44ml 4G!; No 2
Northwest, seller April, 81 26Gl Is
Rye-Dull; western 72G74c. Barley
Quiet; No. Canada SjC. MsIt-Un-
changed COrn-In moderate demand;
receipts ll5.OOO bushels; ungrsded west
ern mixed 45c; steam mixed 536534c;
No. z 54t@554c; steam yellow 53tc; No.
! white, sound yellow and high mixed
555c; yellow western 52IH53c. Osts--
Heavy; receipts 1900 bushels; west
ern mixed 32G3jc; white western "a
@375c. Hay and Hops-Unchsnged.
Cohee-Stesdy; Rio csrgoes l4Gl7ci
jobbing l4Glstc, gold. Sugsr-DemaDd
fair and market firm; fair 70 good rein
ing 7tG73c; prime II; refined firm a.
9!6lOtc. Molssses-Quiet and un-
changed Rice Unchanged. Petroleum
Quiet and firm; crude 7@7sc; refined
11iGllic; United 4GFG4sic. rslIow and
R5sin-Unchsnged. Turpentine-QuieI
q: 304c. Eggs-Unchsnged: Mess Pork
-Dul, st SO l5@lO 80. Beet-QIiet;
long clear middles dull s.5:c Lard
Prime steam quiet and steady 81 s. 4O@
Az. Butter and CnceFe- UnchsD god.
Whi.ky-S!esdy a. 81 OG!Gl VI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
Cincinnati.

U1ScIEHATI, April 4.-Co!ton--
Steady st lO:c. Flou--Qgiel ard steady.
Wheat-Easier; red 81 l8Gl g. Corn
LASER at Ale. Osts-Steady a. 29g
32c. Rye-Dsmsnd fair ard market
firm at 6Oa62c. Barley-DYll and un-
changed. Pork-Q1iet and unchanged;
iobplng 1t $40 %. Lard-EaEiet; steam
s. 62B; kettle s. jOrg7 IS. Bulk Neat
Quiet; shoulders 81 G2!; short rib 50 90
cssd; Is IS buyers NAV; snort clear s. %.
Bacon Steady St 81 S74Gg5 521Gj 81.
GG 90. WhEky-S.esdy ard 10 goO1
damard a. = % Bltg-r--SIesdy and
unchanged LiDseed Oi-Q4ie. and
steady a. 0OC.