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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-13
A STATE TREASURY ROBBED.

ALLEGED pLFfClT OF OVER MILLION DOLLARS
IN THE ACCOUNTS or xIssoUBfs TREASURY
OVERDUE INTEREST COUPONS HELD AwAIrIya
SALE OF PRIVATE CORPORATIONS sEoUBr-
TIES.
tDY IELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
ST. Loris, NO., August IL. 1873 h
A great senpaton was created In ST. Louis this af.
isrnoon by the publication OF tho following in an
Ecening roa extra
The rstcArches OF the Evening Post tho condi-
ton OF the state Treasury have resulted Ia the dis
covery this morning Of addt ona developments which
are calculated to startc the whole community aud
prove the cxstense of continued defalcation ard
81 state funds We are not IN position 10 givc
authority for tho statement but we ere willing TO
sumo the responsibility for asserting that tho July
interest the State bonds OF paid tho state,
but that moro than 500, 600 OF the coupons
held by bank In New YORK CITY until y shall dis-
bonds to REIN bursc itself These bonds, which are
part Of the security which the state Treasurer nolds
Tor hrs deposit In the MAstin Bank are extensively
lovertsed IN New York and offered for sale ut
Thor real value Is somewhere between Nifty cents
Kansas CITY a, all even Il ihoy were suaran.sed by
Kansas City. The advertisement says they are virtu
sIy soaran me- s I nave ,..an SPEC
Ing for It's own coupons until . broker had
cold some city bonds which do net bclongto the State
Treasury add had no busnesB there In addition to
this shortage OF interest money, amounting 10 500 0
We position TO anlrm ina, TIE state Treasurer
assets q worih,en check on the MastIn Bank Tor
S206, COO, which was turned over 10 him by
his predecessor, Mercer, and accepted by
the legislative committsc az so much
each, making deficit In the State Treasury Of
$4,000 In addition 10 The losses incurred by the
failure OF the State Bank aud the amount admitted by
the Treasurer 10 DO deposited In the Mastin Bank.
The total amount OF State moneys stolen BY
the Ring. who have whole control OF the
treasury, already ameunts TO over 81, 900 900.
So far ~ n known, the only resource which the
stare has look TO for reimbursement IN the Treas
n " lsaa md an me
s460, QUO Of sem-frauduisnt water bonds OF private
corporation in Kansas City. The facts spsak for
themselves. and while waiting Tor the proof, which
propose 70 iurn,sh, We challenge denial or dis
proof OF our assertions
The Iost publication 10 believed mere TO be based
p-on Information derived from unssubtsd sources.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. u, 1878.
ARRIVALS

IMPORTED M THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HxsAIp
wiTEsrosE TELEGRAPH LrsE
stsamer Austr.s Or k.ls Loraon 'pIv 81 Th Tdse
lon 80 So passed ship Qnsbce tsr from St john NIB tor
Steamer City Of Merida Reynolds. Yer. Cru. July 81.
Er s Win Sss md @sss:ss "a "a
steamer carondcet Burrows Havana Aug 7, with mdse
.rs Isas ss AUG
mdss and passengers 80 Bcgert Morssn
Brunsviet a. ana Poii Royal SC, 9th, vita md's and
a. s",p Boyd Ss'sSs'
Gs's. e w1a Tss, B,' \; % ia
SIN la, 40 80 Ion " se bark Bremen g.s from Bremen
ship N"ri,ns. tre,t. Ferreira, Lisbon 20 days. in
BARK come.en ,swl Hsllerrcn, Plymouth. T. 4s days.
in ballast, TO funeh. kdy.s a Go.
% 81 sssss.S si' ,os.sl 20 ss.set VIZ" emma
BaIi ils.ken ,Isstssssn or, Hang, rralee IS days,
BARI Yasa tSsr, 6ssemann, Dublin Al days in ballast.
B.I northern cs.f of Yarmouth, Ss,, miller Ant.
.sp ~ d,ys ~ ballast to Boyd iineken 10 anchored
6s,s ,.. iI,sO n...sos Lssno,n sseay'. with md'e
citrate y.ssr GSsanesy Passed Gap: lis;"
81 wind. on s.. Care asy 81 Robert dsv, q
sTsa' .f 10 days. with
Fowler bs% yfn %iasss.s ai' '' ''s.'
Brtg Apollo UtAD. thhern, - Pierre 10 days, with
sugar 20 susn Son vessel 20 Lauro. storey Co.
Schr Carn NJ Goodman, Trifora, Manxanila 20 days,
with molasses to Thos owen: vessel to Garer.
Schr Baily. Norton. Matansss days with motasses
20 u Howell. son A Co: vessel to Brett. son Co.
schr Ricardo Barros Newton. Baacoa days, fruit
60 ,iemez Pesrsalli vessel 20 b wesberx 90.
schr Victor PUG, Pinknam Baracoa days with iruit 10
Gorney Pearsall; vessel to b Weinberg n 20.
schr Marcus Edwards Douglass FernsndinsS days. with
lumber to A Brown; vessel TO Warren Ray.
schr A Schulz Dies, Virginia.
Schr Nspels ON. Ingersol Virginia
Schr T Hubbard Loveland. Virginia.
schr Jos Baker, Davis Georgetown, DC, for Hudson
RgruRSsD-Schr Gard tof Boston, hence for Petit
Ge.ve ayt Aug run into the night of tho 9Th,
lat 81 5s Ion 10 10, by unknown ship striking the
the stasboard quarter causing her TO leak consde
ably the time but since what assd
ing the msnsai badly TO render II mint
use. put back 10 this port Tor repairs
Bark Marion tof Boston Nick hence Galveston
Aug to Topper Bestr, returned account Of being
overloaded and leaking.
Z" PASSED THROUGH HILL GATE.
BOUND sourH.
Steamer Grant tU snvsnue). rengar, Newpors. crvis
schr Carrie sporord, wess Boston for New York
schr Eliza Re eeca, Price Providence for New Yovk.
sehr Julia Berkey. Bishop Providence 70. New YORK.
sehr Tempest. Adams New Haven for New yerr, b n.
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WHALEAlEN.

Hesrd from uly 49, commcdero Morris Ground. barks
Minerva Thompson, NB, 100 bbls sp; Daniel Webster
Bordsn do since last OHIO I'd, Smith, do,
clcsn 10Th Reindeer Baker, 1850 sp Lydia Corey.
clenn: MidHs Lapham 40 bbls Hp oil; Iagoda, Lewis
80 50 Clace Merchant Edxartow. oil since
port; Perry Niesrson do. eissu: GASee, OF Faya 70
bbls sp oil. .
mona Rich Province with 1C bbls $50 In
ali: Surprise Geles, OF NIB with so beis oil board
soran with ITO bbs oil board (by Capt arrim
OF bark X Murray, Jr,.
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COAL MINING TO GO ON.

louisville, Pa, August IL, 1873
The STRIKE reported last weck In the shamokin dis
trict Is slowly dying out Tho Back Ridge Coory,
operated by Audenreid Co, will resume work TO-
morrow morning, the miners having accepted an ad-
OF fvc cents wagon. 1t 10 expected that tho
Big Mountain Colliery, operated by Patterson, Lie
wellyn 4 Co., will resume work this week. Tho same
resumed,
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collv.Y K,ox Ronaoo far Ho,ton Dragon. Bs,l.y. Neg
TS,E for Bsa Bell shaw M lei NJ i Tso o:.
BORDEN csSa:s s s. s'is9a
Kelley Fai River for Sss YORK. Yes 40"
PHI 's s.d-sshrs John Logger Congress Prssmsn
5a %a S seas D'sAdnaasA'' h'n'
F2FsssArsiTea po, beat Pet odSsr Yors An.
s,S Sss,s5 New XSr G.rs LSns !nsmSson
FhIIMnn%rHhnA' nnr Ssys ssSs M.rsh.i
" cs.s cs's ss Ssw M xrIt Row. w,y.
@. Sss ass:sa More. Dean. B''
SAILED sss.mers R.a;ssn.ke for Boston: Achilles.
18th Hrriysa s,o Bo,.o, c..s.
whiting Harding Providence Fanit. Urocksr Fall
y S'T .sr; 1sa
.rvss s.'s G.sss ssy s:s,', Sy A..~
I;sy wan snss%ss s'n ss:ss s.:a
f fsssa, ov' Dsah' S,y0;
Fisher Reynolds Bath so Tsw.s ssr soaiAssy
G.a; YssSa az ssi@sr,. Warren. New York:
DIP Nixon, Qae,n,tswn: brig IDA csD. smith. Siss.
Il Read iiorrin an New Hrdsord honmsn. PsssisS
sas Msssasy
Amiei.a d..l. M.rssge Nswe.a,ls ouIyas; Osn.ssnss
Ss:A ! K.,eha@: xs;eaa% Ss:sss jsnn. Siss,s,o~s
Cali. do; smes Jones PARSONS. Danverscert; Nay
's s .: Si'I san Siy s.ss:,:
p.P S:.,
RfSs %sr
@ ri:s. \. wss g :s a. s:.s: !:
70; az ASe no.. %. , 30 10 s d. s.v,
fron, Philadelphn for Belfast. 9E
Charlotte, Germ sn!. and knx: County: ons.ra
.iS .sa & whu.. s.~po.
1a s:,S Ia,A tor sD f.ns'n' '
Passed down BARK Annie Troop; sshr. v Hilton.
Afiss h%i's Aai. a H1ssIP asc
Tracey and John Doughty.
PokTsMoUFH Aur s-Arriv.d, ,chr Andrew Nesiar.r.
9th. Arrived, sehr. Union Flag rr.ees. and Erae.t
Lee Blstchtord. PhiisdeIphia; Drsko Haskell rers
Trainor Alex .ndris for Dover; Nile smear
Smith DO fof Nsvmsrkss - q Nash orowla, Fort john:
'os aS'i s f
roRTLAND' A.s u ARRIVED, bark Darias. Anasr'ea.
WIZARD .ss: S. sss f: r.s
Arrived losh, schrs 1hos Ravens mot Is sssnres
PHI. .'aI ."'' ' s'''e '''"ss
Aug sh1e S.rS brig 9.:agS s.
pS" for Belmont iScks Dodss Hsnry A.n
,ssss s'ss
Ss%sS; u . ss.
Aiirsd Brxbrook, Briggs Georretown. Dc; Hannah r
Crawford ii.lioct Phila leipha: Maria Hearn oys.
as.s aS Ssesi hi. Sarah
Dow s.I Ss. YORK. "-A" -'''"'' '''e''''
.eb1: An."a" Robinson. xd.%.. Xs.:oif, ". y"rsnc:
DO ccraes Nswsirs. iInpt.y Pni.dsphs: Sam Wei:
ss Ss * ns .sa
Mary s Prsdmofs. Fissn. HsSsksn B'set.oac Kelley
sf rs.xxsTFg5oKsr. Aug ,oAn,vss .sar. s..a ar...
H Ha. ktS 11' .''
ssiea--ssh d Il Y .riord, spr.gns; Black Diamond
sT'iS L%SsD s;.s. sss,
As:is Boston. W.
s ss MsF as 40 Anna '''''
Esss Williams: osborn seattle Stuart r5
p, sss: cs Ssen ; sss:.s s.:
SAVANNAH. Aug ia-Ar.ivsd' ,ssspsr United States
s s a''''' '... ' ss,'... ,s ' Ds
s& o::s s''s::
s:.e sch, c;s;y e.S.:y rA,.:s::s.s
x.ssi wss'ss
r II Queen, Cain, -fhiiadeiphis. Hume, Caidervood,
Rockand.
CLEARED Schr Paul Keller Henderson, Phfladelphis
Sailed sehrs Psul r Keller and 6sstisn. 49,.
n.1 Fsi'.sslpe:s N,"a .ua" I,", men .. s''
delphia.
sfONINGrON Aug l0-ssisd. schrs Leach. John
SON SON. '.D
TACOMA, Aug Arrived, bark SAmoset, Cameron. Sau
Francisco.
sAled--Rark sseyric (Fr). Chartrel. Melbourne.
mings Ncksrsou Madden New York for Boston; AtaskA
clark Port Johnson salem Breese. Freathy. dc
for do Miscellany Venus Clark Windsor Ms. Zoe
New York Piow Boy, Baiett Pststea Me. for Newark,
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HOT WEATHER AND YELLOW rEyaR AT ST
THOMAS.


HAVANA, August IL, 1873
The French mail steamer brings advices from 50
Thomas TO tho 9th INST. The weather there was ex-
ocedpgiy hot and OF yellow fever have
occurred. An. extensive business has been opened
with Cuba
NOTES FROM DOMINGO.
A decree has boon issued by tho President Of San
Domingo aboliShng the export duty on sugar A
soncesson has been granted 10 J. p. Everts permit
Nng him TO export gusno from tDe islands called
Baona Catalina, Caialinita and osnor Gays ad-
joining tho territory OF tho Republic, for
nfssen years, tho holder OF the concession to pay
royalty Of 81 SO per to the government. Rafael
Ramirez Baez has received q concession TO manu-
facturc artificial ic, for twenty i've years. An Amcri
graphic cable iyom San Domingo city and Porto Plata
yeara
Tho Cuban families have returned TO their homes
from san Domingo The bridge built across he River
Ozama has proved an utter iaiiurs private agent
recently arrived from Europe with an offer 70 loan
tho Republic -, 600 600 upon terms that were
sdcred onerous, and the offer was rejected The
agent stil remains on the island.
Two severe shocks Of earthquake were felt NJ Porto
Plata the 10Th an the ether tho 18Th inst.
Largo or specie hsvo been shipped from Cuba
to Puerto Plata fer the purchase OF tobacco The
ecrsons The price IN cersons 10 IS 10 50; In bales,
Sl2 TO $50
Fifteen Cuban families, refugees In Hsyt, hsve
turned to CUBA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-13
SPOKEN.

Ship FL Captain. Lincoln. 81 days from Hull for
Francisco. ali we'll, juno ls. lat "a IL, Ion "a 33 by
bark LiEhtciRc. at Froptersl.
ship The Bruce b. from Newsastlo Nsw for San Fran
cisco. uiy "a lat ~ N, lon 1877 W.
lat ~ so, lon IL
Bark Carrie Humphrey rozier. from Sc Ohm, NIB.
Adelaide. Aug q. LAT Al IS, Ion 81 40.
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FAMILY JARS.

Mrs. Elsabeih White, ased thirty-two, residing at
No. 25s Scbemerborn street. Brooklyn, while Iaboring
las, night under n of melancholy, caused by family
trouble swallowed dose OF opium for the purpose OF
committing suicide, she Was removed 10 the Long
Island consss Hospital. ff
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TORNADO IN MARYLAND-A CAMP MEETING
DEVASTATED AERIAL FLIGHT OF PIG PEN
AND IT'S OCCUPANTS

TORNADO IN MARYLAND-A CAMP MEETING
DEVASTATED AERIAL FLIGHT OF PIG PEN
AND ITS OCCUPANTS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, August IL, 1878
terrific tornado passed over tho lower part OF
this county on Saturday afternoon. LIS path was
abou, mile In width and It's continuance only Tor
short time, but destruction followed "a It's wake
Twenty barns were destroyed and trees two feet
thick snapped asunder; houses were injured and
growing crops in places torn up by their roots. NO
human lives wsro lost but several animals wore
killed.
CAMP MEETING STRUCK
A colored camp meeting was the path of tho tor
and tho were iIei ike leaves and depos-
TIED mile away. All that was lett Of colored res
tauraat stock single aucer. pgstye WAS car
ried of from farmers place aud Was ound the next
day quarter of a milo away, the pen right sidc up
and the two porxers unhurt by their aerial journey
RESUMED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
wArERrowx, N Y. August IL, 1873.
The railroads IN this section all right again. The
FIRST train since Thursday over the Unca and Black
River reached Watsrtown AZ noon to-day. Thou
sands oil people visited Brownvie Yesterday to view
the devastation caused by Fridays storm.
EARLY RESUMPTION OF TRAVEL ON THE WEST
LINE RAILWAY PROMISED.
SUMMIT, N. j., August IL, 1878.
In consequence Of the damage BY rains TO tho
West Limo Railway the have directed the dis
continuance of all passenger trains over the road till
further notice. they express regret at any incon-
venience the travelling public and state that tho
road will be in running order sgan shortly.
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SAILED.

stssmer Josefa Crosby lpom, st Domingo city: ships
Emerald Isle. YokohAms Pauline tGer) Bremen; Geests.
(,r) Gloucester Prodomo sor) Cork Falmouth brig II
Cxcciatore lta). Trteste- t p
AIso sailed steamer Kiehm ond. for Loves. Del.
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A SCARE AT vIcxsBuHa.

VIcKsBURG, August H. 1878.
There was general rush OF town yesterday and
to-day caused by a fatal of yellow fover which
occurred here The alarm continues Three other
cases OF yellow reported at the City Hos
pital, but NO cases to-day.
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AID COMING From NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, August IL, 1878.
A. meeting here tonight the Mayor was empow.
cred appoint committees to zach ward for
su Dsc Fiplions to aid the Wangiord sufferers.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twonty-four hours In CON.
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. Els Broadway
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,No sEorssIrY FOR PANIC.

From the Now Orleans Democrat, August 81
II is impossible recio, much lass to correct, tho
lies already sAoat concerning the fever hore without
irving all our space to this subject Even II We had
room this IL would be rs useless to correct
shcse stories to reason with terrified Vicksburg,
Natehez and Moble-as to attempt to rally
panic-stricken and fleeing army 1t Is due, how
ever, 10 our Board OF Health to make at least one
correction, especially a. the error arose here The
correspondent OF the Associated Press IN this city
tsiesraphcd that Dr.. Chopin had proclaimed that
after August no would refuse 70 furnish tne press
with the number OF new cases OF yellow fever 70.
ported TO the Board OF Health each day. This in
tcllgencs has naturally caused alarm elsewhere,
being generally construed into attempt ON the part
authorities 10 conceal she prevalence Of the dis
ease here. The mistake sensoless one and very
injurious to New Orleans. Dr. Choppins order could
by no possible twisting be Construed into any such
meaning He distinctly declared that the number Of
should DO given to the prers FOR the benefit
o the whole countfy bat d0clined to give the resi-
dcnces OF the sick, which could interest none
but our own people. This Is about the only story
anoat concerning the fever that worth while cor.
rectuc the Others arc too ridiculous and absurd 10
discuss. We submit that this yellow lever panic ID
dscredIabe to tho country. Prscauton rs ono thing;
panic another II crowded IN eatre werc on fire 1t
would hardly De considered sensible and proper 10
shout ''nre !" rush for the door and create panic
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THE STRIKE AL MILWAUKEE.

kveFNRe ttmporhtuT0 yeSgoruay ~
Average temperature tor cor responding date last
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49,
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ExcIrEMENr AT MsMpHIs.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August II, 1878
News from Grenada, Mss. has created somc ex-
citsrent here, and the Board OF Health Is making
every possible exerlion to prevent the Introduction Of
he disease.
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UNION TIME BALL.

NEW York, Aug IL Noon
Tho Western Union time ball dropped correctly.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OFc..

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF August AND SEPTEMBER
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GRENADA, MISS

One hundred cases OF yellow lever were reported
hero up to twelve NJ. to-day Ten deaths have &C.
CURED within the last twenty-iour hours
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xHIRrY-oNE NEW CASES AND TWELVE DEATHS
IN NEW oRIKANs-THE DISEASE ALARM
INGLx PREVALENT AT GRENADA, MISS.
NEW ORLEANS La, August IL. 1878.
Thiriy-ons new cases OF yellow fever are reported
to-day and twelve deathG
Among the recent deaths is that Of the Rev. hr'
Davidson, jewish rabbi. aged 80 years.
Tho Beard OF Health continue their carboilzahon
and point 10 the slow OF the dissnss as the
result. The Howard Association advertise Tor fifteen
exprrenced nurses TO 20 Grenada Miss. Is Is IN
dsrstood that phyuicans will also DO sent 70 Gre
NADIA.
Al Port ads there three new cases TODAY and
one DEAN that OF mrs. Moon vile OF Captain Don,
three OF whose also have the fever several
or the sick a. this place are not expected 10 re-
cover.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
The sc,userorSi,crman.

Washington Special to New York sun, 3D..
There Is in the older wing OF the cap
itOi. on & level with the sidewalk without
the hui ding, committeeman rot Of
ten used. There the Credit MobllIcr in
curry was held. There to-day this later
inquiry into newer, 4 greater, more
dangerous fraud, Was begun. 1t Is large
SQusrish room, cut partly IN two by pro-
iec.ng buttresses that support the groin
ed brick srcEos. There i n window at
one end and door ut the other, and be-
tween them, twO-.hirds Tho length Of the
room, runs cloth covered table. The
c1mmI:tec sit around it. There is Potter
ut the end ur der the window, wEIskered
and bland. Butler has taken seat at
his side. He keeps his hat on, there not
being much of anything between the
draft and his skull when the hat is of.
HIS eyes are half shut, one lid Is lifted,
and he turns and Chews and Chews an
unit cigar. The other men string down
the table One remove from the chair
man is Anderson, young, with thick
mat Of red curling hair, and shiny,
round forehead. His mustaChe is thick
and red-red to that degree that 1t sug-
gests anything red you please. For the
res: he has the clear face Of man who
has seen much, knows much, been silent
long. and now finds it Il relief to talk.
lie talks freely, quIck-:cmpered you can
see, but not the sort of man having the
patient canning to frame the conspiracy
whose charge is Sherman defense under
AudersOn's GCcusauoa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05

in.g... Z.a.Hc: wax upper UI-Zc per loot
harnes, S.'r.,Gc ror 10; bride ciJ wt1y 80 per
uoZ. French ,sh German call sE-u 81 -g.
! % per H.; >'ue-l-.n skins Sycss! ~
per 10.
EAILS-Ihe following are the prices
sdupted by the Western Nail Association,
Ipc per keg less than the prices given be-
ng charged LOT lots OF zoo, and upwards
IOc extra or uslf kegs: !Oi TO God, 81 81;
a 20 9 /, 8 70; 81 10 "a, & W; ID 10 %,
~ .; Sd 81 "; ID, IS -.
Oils, &C--LaTd oil, extra No. ! winter
trained, %; white, Miners lamp Soc;
Yellow, sic. 'inseed oil. &c. Iurpentlue
ra65c. ..uorlcatiug, 2Ia2sc. c tTpOD lie;
10 charge tOr packing.
POULTRY-ChlckeHS, live. brisk al
ga - per doz.; spring chicken = TIA
PROVISIONS Family mess pork slI 10;
clear mess So yo. Hams, rr"Ic" sugar
cured 90; good SIC; in canvass "Hn'
clear sides tie: shoulders, sugar cured
I'4aGc, plain ~. Break asst bacon haN 90.
Choice lard, n t~rce-, E4ci barrel, g
haif barre!s,Hc; pals, S4c;oulcners' larG s..
Hogs, choice, at654c; igut, &c. Receipts
OTATOES-Demand dun: irish 5jaIc
per bus; n W Irish IS LUa5 81 per Dbl.
PEAS-SpIIt, demand light al &c per TO-.
RAGS-Demaud moderate ~ 2c per .
RICE-Cholce Carolina nc; prime 'ci
sNUFf-5Uc; 90 in boxes ofsi1 doz.,s ~
R,OO.
sEEDs-Markrt dull; timothy is quoted
II 81 81; Kentucky Blue Grass Il w; ~
cnaTd Grass j Do; Clover red, - % ked
TALLUW-stcady at nc for country.
TOBACCO-FIrm. SavIes, QUA Sc accord
IL 10 brand; twists unchanged at 'JdIOc
WHEELING SIOGIES-Seu AZ SO 81
ser 900.
A0OL-Nothiug doing; washed 3ya5jc;
nm cached n 81 b Irl gfl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
Blessing Each other.

Baltimore Gazette
John sherman hiss written a letter to
Postmaster General Key thanking him
.or his noble letter to the misguided peo-
ne 0. the South. John said 10 DaVId
.Itoalv the South would nov Nccep.
yru- advice in the spirit IN which It Is
offered. j, would do moro III CONNECTION
win the policy Of the President 20 bind
tais country together snd destroy sec
tiousl psrties than snyt1lHs else Tia:
sherman should lave derived con ort
from K"v's letter Is not at all surprising
He must have ,et when be read 1t like
the hopeless criminal in the dock who
finds Al the last moment Of despair VOL
urlcer advocate alngiug his arms in front
% the Jury and wildly Offering to prove
tg,,tb6 sccu:ed wssn'tthe man VINO took
the horse. No, TO be ou.dOne in polite.
ness, Mr.. Key should write letter to NJ.
sherman, congratuIating him on his re-
cel. ah.9 epistle to mir. Potter, and
then Private DalzelL should bless them
both.