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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-15
EarIhuuRke,

HAVANA, Msy l4-Informstlon has
reached here that an earthquake occurred
In Venezuela by which SIX hundred
persons lost their lives.
HAVANA, May 15.-An earthquake at
Cus Venezuela killed 600 persons.
Heavy shocks were felt st Carsccas. The
heat at Laguayra is intense and the
health of that city is bad. The recent
drouth on Demarara Island entails q
direct loss to the planters Of between
three and four million dollars.
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THE TURF.
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, May l4.-The ten
hours of rain which fell last night has
converted the track into mud and fright
ened away large part of the attend
ance. The general discomat was great,
ard was added to by cold north wind
just before the race. The pool selling
indicated the following order of prefer
ence: Ssrtsgrsn s45, Bill Dillon $40,
Megibben's entries, Eeml and Emma
g. together $50, Joe Rhodes S35
Harry Peyton SIS, Tolono S2S, Short
live $50. After a number Of false starts
the crowd got off, leaving Harry Peyton
and Tolono at the post, who started fully
hundred yards behind the rest. Bill
Dillon, Joe Rodes and Dmms &. passed
the judges stand in the way named, the
others seventy-fve yards behind. In this
order they rounded IN 10 the back stretch,
when Harry Peyton commenced gaining
on the leaders, overtaking them half way
down the home stretch, and came home
winner by neck, Bill Dillon, ,econd;
Emma C., third. Time, 2:52t.
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Died.

PITTSBURGH, Msy 14-George ".
Hsilmsn, we'll known merchant srd
citizen of this city died, at his residence
in the Esst End this morning, sged AZ.
Deceased was fer 8 number of years
q member of the Select Chamber of Coun-
ellis, and was st the time of his death s
director Of the Peoples and Merchants and
Mechanics insurance companies, and also
Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
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Ohm IegislafurP,

COLUMBUS, May l4-In the Senate 8
message was received from the Governor
nominating Bsrrabus Burns, Of Rich
land; B. {. Blackburn, of COshockton; /;
a. NJ. Stark, of Greene; A. Stimson, Of
Fsyette, and John kirkpatrick, of Guern-
sey, to be trustees of the SOLDIER snd
Sailors Orphans Home.
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wheeling Stock Yards

" AhNLINNl .IHN III
Live stock received st the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
Cattle-52 head; sold, cows and bulls
SG3Ic; medium steers or helters S3,G4c;
choice 4G4Ic; Western cattle sold at a
@itci demand fair.
Hogs-Nery few arrivals; dull nj S(9
SIC.
Sheep-lS head.
Lambs In fair demand
Calyes-ln isir demand.
Fresh Cows 3 head; in fair demand
At $25 OOGjO 90 per head.
VIM BAYHA, Secretary
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THE ELECTORAL FRAUD.
Efforts 20 SHne InvestiSHtion-The
Chief COnSpiratOrs Paid for EnPir
Part in the Infamy, and Their
Mouths Closed.
jurisprudence Of the Register.

Mouths Closed
..'.''Ponaenee oi the Register
a. 9"-,"'o-''
'....'' '.' 'D1'Lo'' nave OD
t".'' 0"' 'u''U'o"S'S' o' "
AS W SI-o'"'' '' - ~
Vi .~s I'e''0VN'''' 'l""u'
.-.''s '""' nave oeeH uA"' - S''--0
-...! srs proc, enough, If better evil
--.a were lacking, TO convince the
.-.-r Che, ...-o - ros,or;ny sore
.-5-. TO nave IAe KNIFE thrust i'o
Transparent as all this is, it has not
.-..-.r. t,--,, lob,r Itbss
.s.
.'.a inc Democratic majority OF 'ne
-ass --.. this time. The hope has
.- held .ra. o.. Tho r,rb, time the
s.s-.sr p.-.t,...-- 81 go. NTH
..- ~. f'0''1a'' "O"'N W" wv
--.-ra.s 10 demanding ana securing
@.- 90 Investigation IS would gD TO the
.a5. .... ro-.nf-scv an6 l.v !, bare.
s.a. 49,.
'-s coca time was TO come III VIC
g pleasure Of these same ,o.c-headr
.- Earowra.s of these preten-
s-. .. -,
b.. -'--aJ o"Su' ~ N@'0
va loo apparent to deceive any
--g, for these soro.hesd Rspublicans
S., vf,, .... 49,, s ,bo
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CHARLEsTOS, w. Va.
Murder Trial.

CHABLEsToS, May l8-Circuit Court
convened to-day, aud the Grand Jury
was impGnelcd. The celebrated Abbott
murder case was taken up. Some time
since Abbott WAS sentenced 20 the Sts,e
Prison for life, Tor killing man in 1861,
but got q new hearing, which the Court
Il now considering.
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ReaIherIndIeniinn..

WAsHIsGTos, May Is, A. M.-For
Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, rising bArom-
eter, northwest 20 northeast winds, cool
er, followed by warmer and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Lakes, northeast and ,ssL
winds backing 70 northwest, cloudy,
warmer weather, and riAng barometer.
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THE COLD SNAP.
vegetables aud Early Fruit. InIur.d

CISCGSSAT[ May H.-Dspatcbes
from some seyenty-dve points IN Ohio
and Indlsns indIcsts thst the ice and
frost OF the psst few nights have very
materially injured tho vegetables and
carly fruits. Peaches seem 10 have suf-
tered the most, especially IN the north.
The wheat crop is slso somewhat dam
sged, but not enough 10 signify.
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THE FENIASS.
Troops Called outatF Fort Erie

BUFFALO, May l4.-The report Of the
militia being called out at Fort Erie,
anticipating Fenian raid, early yes:e--
day morning is confirmed. An IN
usual excitement prevailed along the
border owing TO the reported crossing Of
400 Fenians, but nothing occurred here to
cause any such precautions by the
Canadians, the whole thing being looked
upon here by all classes as good joke.
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LIVE STOCK.
IaEI LihPrfH.

EAST LIBEgTT, Msy l4-Csttle-Re-
csipts to-day 255 heSd OF thrs1gh and
300 head Of yard stock. Supply fair, bit
light demand snd many on hand unsold.
Market active st lat weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts to-day $50 head.
Workers SO 4l@s IS; Philsdelphias,
50 60S3 IS.
Sheep-Receipts to-day $500 head;
selling st t9ic lower than yesterday.
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Base Ball.

LIss, MAS, May I4.-BufAlos Z;
Live Oaks 8.
MAscHEsTEE, n. II. May l4--Te-
cumsebs 3; MznchesterE 0. Ten innings
were played.
STRACUsE, May l4--5tsrs & cricke.s 0.
SPEIsGRrELD, May l4-Springaslds
8; Alleghenys 3.
Milwaukee, May l4.-MIlwAukess
&; Cincinnati 5.
CHICAGO, May l4.-IndlAnspolis 81
CbicagO 3.
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A WOMAN KILLED
BY Being Run over by an Engine on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Snacial TO fha RaniSfar

Special to the Register.
NEwBURG, May IA, 1873.
Mrs. Kate Madden was run over and
instantly killed by an engine st this place
at half past four p. N. There was 8
through train standing on the north
track and helper was returning on the
south track from the coal dump. She
stepped on the track from behind the
standing train, and did not see the en-
gine, and was instantly killed, the en-.
gineer not knowing anything about it.
+ NJ d.
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James Z. Anderson, Of PhilsdelphIs,
formerly supervisor Of registration Of
East Felicisas Parish, La, has written
letter to Representative Potter, claiming
that the returns Of that Parish, and sli
the papers connected Herewith, are cor
rect.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-15
BUYING AND SELLING.
BYTELE RAPn.
Gold Closed at IOO5G-GOveFnments
Strong and HiEher-FIOur QuieE
and Unchanged - wheat
Firm Hogs Steady
and Unchanged.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, May l4.-Money-At 8
@4 per cent, closing st 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4G5 per cent.
Customs receipts $500 The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clesr-
ings Sl4 100000. Sterling weak; long
4S55; short ASS. Produce exports Tor the
week, Sc, 29S, 900.
GoLD-Opened at 1908 and closed st
1905. Borrowing rates per cent. to fiat.
Carrying stes to per cent.
SILvER-At London 584 pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll7{, greenbscks;
ll7t gold; silver coin l@l3 per cent
discount.
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The Supreme Lodge Of the Knights of
Honor met st Nashville yesterday. All
the States but seven are represented.
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PRODUCE.
Now York.

NEW YORK, May l4.-Cotton-Stesdy
at lO39lO5c. Flour-Uncbanged and
in moderate demand Receipts 1900
bbls. Rye Flour-Quet and unchanged.
Corn Mesl-Quiet and unchanged
Wheat Receipts 10000 bushels. The
market opened stronger, and closed with
holders more disposed 10 realize, No. 3
spring 81 l7@1 IS; No. spring 81 POI
al 2l; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 24@l 25;
No. 2 Sheboycan 81 "a; No. spring
81 27t9l 29; No red winter 81 81;
No. do 81 SO, No. 2 amber 81 30; No.
2. northwestern 81 224@l "a Rye
Firm; western re. Bsrley-Dull and
unchanged. Malt-Quiet and unchanged.
Confirm; receipts Z54,c0 bushelfi
steam 49949tc high mixed 575c; yellow.
western 5lI955G round 5lc; No. 2
seller May 6l@5lic. Osts--SIronger;
receipts $4,000 bushels; western mixed
34IC135c; white western 34t@39o.
Hsy-Quieti shipping Jj@6Oc. Hops
Western 5GSc. Coiiec-DemAnd fair
bu! market Grm. Sugar-Demsnd far
but market firm; fair 10 good refining
a. 7t@7tc; prime 7sci refined steady
and In far demand at 9G9i. Molssses
New Orleans 28G,5Oc. Petroleum
Quiet and firm; refined l1t@lltc; crude
7Gstc Tsllow-At 75@7tc. ROsin-
At 50652tc. Turpentlne - At 3Oc.
Eggs-Firm; western l24@l3c, Pork
Dull and unchanged Beef - Quie';
middles western 4i95c. Lard-Dull;
prime steam 81 O0g7 So Butter-De-
msnd fair but market firm; western 10
Ca,22c. Cheese-Dull and unchanged.
Whisky-At 81 06i9l 08.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May l4.-Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat L nse.tied but
generally higher; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 lOi; cash and seller May; 81 O7iGl or
seller June; 81 O5i sellerJuly; No. 3
81 GOAL OBJ; rejected s8s. Corn-Fsir-
IL scliYe and shade higher ST. 4Oc cash;
393c seller May; 39!c seller june 4Oc
seller July. Osts-Dull and prices 8
shade lower st 26c cssh aud seller May,
June and July. Rye-Stesdy and in
fair demand st 5S!c. BsrIey-Quiet and
firm and shade higher St. 5lG5It.
Pork-Dull and prices shade lower sl
ys 20 cash and IsIler june; SO 37iG
8 40 seller July; S. 57!0s 60 seller
August. Lsrd-Dull and prices s shade
lover at Sc 67I cash and seller June;
Sc IS seller July; Sc 81! seller August.
Bulk Mests-Quiet and unchanged.
Alcohol-Steady and fair demand 33G
34c. Whisky-S ominslly unchanged a.
81 o..
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGH, May lE-Petroleun-
Firmer crude St 81 5St St Psrker's for
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pffIsDuFZn.

PITTsBURGH, May n Petroleum
Frmer crude St 81 58t St Psrker's for
immediate shipment; refined unchanged
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ll7t, gold; silver coin l@l3 per cent
discount.
GevEREMENTs-Strong and higher.
United states 6s OF 1881, coupons.........-IU75. /.
Five-twenties, (lS65lneW
FiyetWenties, (lS6I)
Elve-twenties, (lo6Sl
New ....'....LVi
New Four-and-one-halts. ,
New .s
Ten lVo =
Ten-Forty Coupons.......' ...-.......''.''.iyo' y
Currency SKIES ..-.--...... ..........II9'4
RAILROAD BoEDs-Flrm.
STATE BONDS Quiet and steady.
STOCKs-Business was Interrupted
somewhat in the Stock Exchange, in the
morning, by the installation OF the new
officers. The market was stronger and
generally higher, with Lake Shore,
Northwestern, ST. Paul ard Delaware,
Lsckswanns and Western as the Tea.
lures. The improvement IN prices ranged
from / to ! per cent. The stock specu-
lstiOn was firm throughout the afternoon,
with general rise in prices Of iml per
cent from the loves poInt the morning
dealings. Lste in the day they were on
a large scale, and there wss strong
undertOne 1t was announced on the
street that the trunk lines had siYarc d
rates about % per cent between New
York and Chicago, east and west which
had forvorable influence on New York
Central Lake Shore, Michigan Central
and western shares. st. Paul and North
western rose on Il telegram that the re-
ports about the frost hai been exaggcr.
ated and that little or no damage had
been done 10 the whea. crop. Lake
Shore was one Of the prominent features
and was hammered severely by the bears
without effect Daring the morning and
early part of the afternoon some one took
all the stock offered at 81 sG62 ana lister
some of the bears attempted TO cover,
when the stock rose quickly to ga and
the dealings were quite animated. Trans
actions aggregated 10000 shares, OF which
10000 were Lake Shore, $500 Wabash,
S,4OO Northwestern common, 1000 pre-
ferred, $500 st. Paul common, 1000
preferred, $4,000 Delaware, Lsckswsnns
and Western, l,40O Michigan Central,
1000 Ohios, 1900 Western Union and
1000 Kansas Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
r.fnADis. MARX LIN

I,yr,,oof March 2g Fork Eastern dull at 90 West
duh III BaoonCumberianl cnt s,say 7 hori oeaf
steady al "a dun az 39 shoulders steady
AZ 26,i Becf-Inds Mess dull ut 81 Extra Mes aui
dull AZ 81 Cd Tallow-Pnme CITY dun At ~ O n
spirits steady at 49, RosinCommon dui at Of r. m ps
steady at i5 Fiour-Exra state dull al * Cd Mheat
spTns a% 8, 10 SG Mixed soft Steady
New steady 1854. Cotton seed oh-ie'io" American
In the market. 800 - Gotham oos,or I'm, not
quotably lower Mdding uplands 10, , hoo ,1ies for
Clad; sales OF the day 1000 bales lnen1ns o vc,uains
speculation and export Receipts lsoo raclna niands
law Middlng clause April aud May delivery 0o,ei W
lands Low Niddling May and June dsh;elI, g
plands Low Middiins Clause July and August delivery
0Iagd Tho receipts Of Wheat for tue pas, 'i'o "!
iIygEfooi March 1880 D. Beef. 81 per uerce TOT
Prime Mess. Taow, 3oSd per owlo,.,u,. firm finland,
Cotton Low Middng clause. March delivery o4Isa. q, Am
vSarooI March 4So .sss o. Go Ya1 ,et sas
Fabrics az Manchos is cui and tending down. ro.r
IJyERPOOI. March 800 T. m-Coioh n trn "h
Uplands Low Middling clause shippeu hi''oh " 1'p' OWL
LIVERPOOL, March $3.50 .. m.-spnt' OF rufpe"'ine'
IMrhrooI March 2G-Evening -clovcrsecd 4oIaa2 per
cT March The Erpress reviewing the
li,sb Corn trade for the past week. saws "A large
breadth OF spng has been planted under .he ,
yorabe conditions and the nant without mnday
H. I'm slte u tho present Wincriy weather we hnxe
every tohope oi more prosgeohs season of
Oats /. nearly completed Another week OF diy weather ~
nearly tho end OF tho spring ing vnas rde but
lbs mp has only In few instances extended h,
home grown grain which has boon mafke,ed ~ ,g wbsat
nss WITH imbrsved demand ~ an ayance o. pIs
r f% .:s IN 81 and tendency
: Il seysaS tsysr. There bs bseh some ooh''nonS u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27

sTEARINE- Quiet 7'2a7a.c for Prime 10 choice
SUGAR-Haw sugar nrIn quiet Fair % Gnsd, 20 &c"
Centrifugal SdHLc sales. 81 hid- common
cuba 7gc III hhds do, 10: Refined tn faiill active
Crushed. iOc Powdered. 0'c; Grauulaied 9-d'Sci cut
Loaf iOisa1Oitc.: STANDARD "a" 0ls05IL
TALLOW-Abou steady; sales. 2l5'o'o To- part 'T0'
TLA-Both invoices and lines quic'; tone in buyers
TOBACCO Kentucky quiet sales. $50 hhds- 3i2a u -
dull sales. 20 cases Sew ligIai - ~"
II q2jc 10 Pennsylvania do CAD 2op bses ha'ah"
q &c n n 10.
WHALTBOSE-ouiot about steady. 49, 49,,
MHI-KEN-MoTc active. shade nfmer sales lou dds"
II % igGsl rs per Gallon ,, 49,,
WOOI-An Domestic grades ut stand.thl general poet
lion weak somewhat GemOTalkcd Spflng cips o. Texas
and California, at hand, causing additional 'A,,l
We Guofc Domestic Floecrs; Ohi, rrnns,lNanll ana Nr
gnia Xxx and kock - dgGc; AN, s2dsfo. y fE9iJc
No J. 43d44c. Ne. - 3SdJ1c Common, $3.50, '"huhk
% aj5c; NrwNofk, Michigan Indiana AMI WISCONSIN, M
3Gd3-c Y 3G03-c. No l. 3Sa sc No =, >" lc common
3203sc Cunbug IB0 soc Iowa. Vermont ana Illinois hbu
MssuTi Kentucky Tcnnrssce-Ma-hed Piece - i2e
Unwashtd, - Soc. Comhng SodShc.; iub washed
Wool Choice - f5c; Fair 36d We: Inferior hha hurry
2-d2jc Pulled WonlNCw YORK CITY ENiid feh 80 go
super Pulled. 31ds0c; lambs Pulcd. 3ldS'C+ western
super Extra, SIC. Country Eyra lni"d ~ dloc
Woods Fine, 2Oa2Sc. Medium 2od2bc ,ohr-r
l5alsc; Lambs. IGd20c sack, lSGl5c; oIcf"h
and Southern States Unwashcd Clothing AVERAGE
quality. 2-a3Oc.: C,mbUg. 33d35c. California spring
Clip. 2O025c.. Medium 2od-JC Low Grades anu buIy
dIGc; FaI Clip, /, 13d &c; Low Grades ana BURY.
iSc; Inferior. l4alGc. Foregn-Capc II Good Hope
2Ga soc; Ayrs Merino aud Merizl pa &C.; Non
t,yid,O and Mr-zi. 21d3lci Australian clothing
$50 42c; COmbiug. iOdi5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27

f as Si s. ss' Ct Tas &
z gaHk Vs. Red So daEsrp sas sne
ordinary On Fronts Cement f. %oa e = sale
fah " d" STEW 81 IS Sarsoos I%c quiet
ssas'? s9!s sS%"is '' :assS e.
ssr ssSrs mSss
I a4 s p S ss Sasn tsns1 "a
dS SSa Ssn So
sS
s%ss sgss at ara ss@in
Ash ssasS Maps ssSS sss Ss1.t
ias aS ncscry do for western sioS
ss e PSI
i sssc; paPsiine. g. 8. and rs, ieasoc.
Sssa s. So%nsa 1885, 50
CHTCCokY~Fair demand. 5d6Sac., god for German and
unchanged pcy te ct LSGr
SS mSgss Camel So Casting 'SSsSG
10, 10 G and cc M slas 50 Anthracite IS Is
quiet, sales LOO; bag: eS "Scgs5p
sans iso S1f bass nasis e GOLD
quiet: steady Java, 90 2assHC' Maracaibo isal7c La
Sa 1s.s ss @ sassl sssss
with heads SO inches 50 25as2 80 do DO SO ishss 81 40
So 6: s99rEs
thread and Hay Rope 12ic; do ~ thread rs diameter,
lSsc DO, and tthread ! and 80 in diameter 1Sfo
Manila Whale Lines Tarred Manila i2e Fine TaIred
and Hay aud Hide Rope 10. do 12-hrea q IN diameter
IL c do and 9hread Il and eia in diameter. l2c Tarred
Sisa Iah lOl2c Russia HEMP Tarred Cordage LEI
American Hacked do. llo. TaTred American Lath Yarn
lie; Fine do, 22c.; Navy Oakum Sac; L. = NAVY do
9iec; Best do l02c.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton dull weak, quotable change;
653 bales Gao last including 200 export l99
spinning. 254 speculation delivered contract 200 bales
Receipts ports today TO- 1893 bales against l644l
bales this day last week. 577l last since September
l. 3S47SS7 bales against S69s23I bales the same period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD SINKING
FUND BONDS ORIGINAL ISSUE, 100000. CAN
CELED BY THE SINKING FUND $4,000 AMOUNT
NOW OUTSTANDING, S55S,0O0 BEING AT THE KATIE
OF $4,000 PER MILE OF ROAD.
THE DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILRoAD runs from SOAK
City, Iowa. Yankton capital of Dakota distance OF
G2 miles The road has been completed and running fve
years. during these years of business depression the e
earnings oper all erpenss have year exceeded by
than 80 per the required the interest on
It's first mortgage bonds earnings for 1877 were
half times greater than the interest ON its entire
bonded debt 1905 bones the only
We have soddring the past Two
S350OO0 these bonds When the balance
is Sold the company will be entirely free OF boating dDt
we are authorized sell the remaining bonds at 80 per
cent and accrued inter .s which they yield nearly
per cent interest. ... - x.,,.,,,.. ma
No. 81 est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
fiorses. Carriages, Garnrss. &r.

KELLOGG'S special combination sale OF trot-
~ ting stock. at the American Institute BndnS Sdays.
commencing each day at IL o'clock a. m. Messrs VAN
TASSEI.L Il KEARNEY, Auctoneers ,, -,
catalogue describes 30 head OF splendid ANIMALS nsua
ing rosdser stations brooimaos ana young
srtho property prominent breeders .nd iancos
I'm whose they sold and whose names appear -
Among tho owners are Messrs A. IL
Darling and c. GTswoid proprietors Fifth Avenue 9te
Mir O. III Kerner Clarendon Hotel; Mayor &. T. Lindsey.
Val, River Mass the Chas. NJ Pond, Hartford, Conn:
the Hon l. v Baker, tr, Comstock n " ana Others fhat
ara at of the fuhnen OF the terms OF sale
recorded and every animal pledged 70
shsnp,e sale without protection Withdrawal The sale
viii take Place under rain or shine no posiponesot
The horses may now and stabbed at i ANA
cent points W. TWINS stable l2l East 63dst lraeys ~
Iast ,2d, the Institute Building They are daly
exercised the sale ring mte IN the later bu,ng an
invited Tho horses Include KING Phi ftcoto
the
known KeaFsarge Volunteer ont Of Dexers dam inner
tier by Gould the famous turf mare Lucy ana o'
els prominence The aud lilies are very haeg oisa
and include of Ry sdyks Hsmbetona hehtueY
Prince Jay Could Aberdeen, Messenger Duo sNoou.
Thornedale Midlcown Edward Evrs AmSls an Inv
include great number Of hig merit a. 10 eed qua
other qualities Catalogues may De ad oil inc auc-
tioneers or OF PETER q. KELLOGG, ITO John-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA March 20 Cotton quiet Middlng lOflOisc;
Low Mdding. Siaa9'c; Good Orinary &c; receipts $50
bales. sales, 493 bales. - .,,,,, -, -,
slO bales gross, 1902 bales: stock, 1000 bales
,ArINoRT March 26-COitOn dun Mddlug. Io'5c; Low
Miidng lOsc. Good Ordinary, H4c; net receipts, :;
gIoss exports coastws 40 bales; saios % oaes
s'"I roc, pirsT1S March 26-Coon quiet Midding 1850.
c~ NddlipE 10 &c: Good Ordinary. 92c net receipts,
76 bales exports ~ Great Britain 100 6aes cOasl"Se
1.o hales, sales 400 bales stock 2i.S0I bales. -
ttNCNNAI, March 2U.-COtton dull Midillng IOsc.
ox MiddIng uasc; Good Ordinary sAc; receipts, OIL
bele shipments. 632 bales; sales 100 bales STOCK, oov
bales -, ~, Co,,or anil. N,JaI,nc loi,c I n ~
,tiidiuy Ol.. Ordinary she; net receipts 81
has exports Great Britain 32l0 bales cOasiWise oie
L"iea. sales. $50 bales stock, 45,SiO bales. 80.
MoEi,r March 2G.-Cotton quiet Midilng lose; Low
,,sdng gL2c; Good Ordinary SLc net SSceipts, 80
bsIes exports Britain 500 bales. Sstwise. boil
naic., sales 1900 bales. stock. ~. tOS Dales 80,
rccrpIs sos bales: spmeats, 2l5J bales sales, l.soo
pa.s; March 2G-Cotton quiet, irregular Mid
ang iO3c; Low Middling. 9'sc: Good cfdlnary s'2c.
aps rrcgs SO54 bales gross 9O3! bales; exports TO
Great Britain 6SS2 bales sales 1900 bales STOCK 2oi
or en-, nnrI Pu, March 26-Cotton dull Middhng. llcd
a. MiIdgg lO5,sc, Good ordinary csc; net recelptS
IL haes gross 3l0 bales 10 Great Britain Luz
i.oias' sales spnners l25 bales stock. l5.0U6 bales
March 28-COtton dull Mddlng, lO4c"
ow Niiding 9S5c.: Good Ordinary S'sc net receipts
ala bales gross i73 bales sales 100 bales STOCK Oh
VIZ o' ISIIs March 49, cotton dull Mddling. Otc
80 Ni,dllng $500: Good Ordinary, Sosc; receipts oOi
bales shpmens 2366 bales; Sales loo' ba'es' s'ock
22 %;nsnToy March 26-Cotton dun Mdding. l0sc.
ow Wdding gLc. Good Ordinary, Si2ca net receipts
SO bales, stock, 2,3sZ paies