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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27
VIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PHoDUCf
FER NORTH Rlcer. Vrsse's dnt RIfr)tf,
FRIDAY. Sept. &c. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY. Sept. 20. 1879


ASHES-QneI steady: Pots. / "a i9c.; Pearls 6g3l4c.
BEI-WAX- steady, quiet Western ana southern
yellow. . 0Z3c.
EiDnM CORN-Verv firm arrivals OF New backward.
CANDLES-In jDDOing sale steady.
CuItCOisYln slightly better sale at 4'sa0'ic for Far
Prime Gfanulaici -.
rDAI-Anthracite better sale. prices well sustained M
FINN nous quito active full figures Anthrac te. by the
cargo 81 iudS2 Liverpool iouse Camel 81 Liverpool
e.. do Newcastle do. Caking IS Tnti scotch Stcln
10 si jO English steam. 2jdS % Provlncal ~
a. 10 Pennsylvania and WesiInnielani Gas
5Oasj; West Virginia do 80 Cumberland Broaitop and
C!ciried. $IaSi 2j 49, ,
COCOA-NOt IA firm Of late and trade fair Guavaqu
9O y LIE 24a26c; Maracaibo ~ a3Oc.; st. Do
ningO. lsc ~, ,, 1891,
IN quoted ~ 25c 2GOUDags MaIacabO
100 bags tcylOn, quoted lidlsc. RIO
Ordinary TO Prime CargOes l2lsI
Idle: FsirdO i4c; sales herc il,lls bags "tiy OF
Iun" private In Baltimore, 400 ca r. g. wright
cSOPERAGE sToCK-stock light; demands fair. prices
firm.
COTTON model ate!y active al general decline
rc,s now based NeN Cotton Nj :ding and below ana
STAINED reduced Good Mddlug aud strict Good Midilng
,,.inrt,i reduced = Far rrduced -
sales ~ bales % winch III yesterday all for home se
ne poris AGAINST A. 6 this dav last week, AMI
sos his ay last total since september SoU zoo
bales. against .i2.o0i bales this time last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27
THIRD cALL-2:3O =. NJ.
FRIDAY. Sept. 2C-P. NJ.

The transactions of the Sub-Treasury during the
week ending to-day have resulted IN loss TO Its
general balance of - 9O9, ss4 the total balance
nov being S1GS. 1877 .SGJ against $l71, lO7Sl9
week ago. The particular changes are as follows:
Currency loss, $2457,355; coin loss. S152429.
The receipts of gold by foreign steamers since yes
terday have amounted to Ss45,OOO, making the
total for the week IS l3J 200 Ii is probable that
to-morrow's bank statement VIII show better
average of the reserves than that of last week
showed.
General business was active during the week, but
without undue excitement. except III the general
speculative market. At the Produce Exchange
there was active speculation in wheat, and prices
were sharply advanced as sharp "a decline fol-
lowed after several failures the short" side of
the market had occurred here and at
Chicago. So lively an interest is now
manifested in the exports Of American breadstuhs,
past, present aud future that the following table
comparing the export Of -four. wheat and corn from
the principal Atlantic potts with the exports from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

he business rates for money on call az the Stock
Exchange ruled at from 5a7 per cent during
the week. the tendency toward the end being
toward firmness with the higher rate prevailing at
the close On Government bonds the fair rate was
ia per cent. Mercantile paper has been in good
changes generally are working against New-IoTk.
The United states Treasurer at Washington to-day
received 1897 900 in National bank notes for re-
demptiOn. The customs receipts were S6s0OOO,
and the internal revenue receipts were S40O,OOO.
The Clearing House statement to-day, was as
follows Exchanges $1O0,5S6,259; balances,
1852, 1914. The business at the Sub-Ireas-
ury covered: Receipts, 81, 541, 664; payments,
5000 400; currency balance, $27.2l3, lo7; coin
balance, $40, 9S4,77s.
The foreign exchanges were weak, and the nomi-
nal rates reduced u cent To the 6, during the
week actual business following down. The posted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. sept 26.-BEEVES- Receipts were 1876 ears
8gt7 head - and % Goth
Total since saturday 1859 lead against 2Gys for
the corresponding SIX days last week. There few
the general features ~ the market az OD but
there was certainly less trouble 10 sell Cattle than Wedne
day This accounted for by the that
was larger attendance Of buyers hence competition
Prices however. higher and In fact few sales
reported at slight reduction Jersey CITY the market was
undoub have had for time and
i'm fact some ready believe that IL surpassed
In a duness thing yet experienced this year.
e heavily about the closing rates Of Mcdue
day while Common and Medium Native Steers were hard 10
sell at e, at least strong sc d. Good and
Prime Catii" "eLc much the same on "Wednesday bLt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

CHICAGO. Sept 26.-Fou In good dcmaai AZ full TrceA
heat unsettled, bat ysIy nfn, and a. higher No. tlL
Sprng, Il l0 40 do II % cash II = DctoI e.:
90 ~ OO. November UB al YEAR sales a p o. a
AL o. = october: u Osiaa.l O6t. Nov,nIeT. fo
81 2c Kjec eel. "a &C. Corn fairly active sarc hgcr
Al - id5f clrl 81 s october Jhic. N"N' nler sc
- 'td25 &C. -bir, o. uber pc Nov nt'r REJECTED
23Ld231,,. Rive steady an hanged laTisy at
Sue Pprk strong snd higher az - % cash ard Oahr
$500 - 81 November - --.af, 20 AL Ae yeaf. Lil
uitr 561 - zoe. November j.1UH II January. Il.s
Meats Tmet Shoilif Zoe .SAO Rib Fnd Short goc
Eggs In large suppN tut slower AZ ll9TiJc. Nhi-krv
STEADY uurnangea u o. fGcgatsCcrn 20 BIns.S &C.
At the cose-Nhe Strong and higher az ~ 49, u,O-
her ~ "a - November. higher 81 .
asKei October 81 sc asked November oats frm
52l october; asked al the year. hflner AZ
October DOC. bid November, ~. bid Jauuin.
CINCINNAIL sep. 2b.-louT strong. fanly, - fia-
Wheat moderately active ard higher NJ II u5ds TO-
shade higher AT ale Oats quiet. but him -SaSSc.
quiet, but firm az Gfa6-c Barley IN fair demand
No. fal 3Od92c Pork quiet al ~ % Lara ..alce
firm Current Make, 5.oJdtc bulk Meats quiet, but
firm light offerings shoulders. 3.cs short I'm. $50
Bacon steady. with fair demand. shoulders. ~:
Clear RIB Il. i216l0c. Clear ~ g. g. and-'. Mhskey
sugar lrm unchanged Hogs good demand ana lTlrr
but not quoaby higher receipts. $50 head Shipments
MIwATKRF. sept. 2G.-Flour inactive ana firm Wheat
waukee Hard 81 O6 do, soft, 81 %; No Mlw aukee
81 u5 cash and septomber October 81 J57s November
81 O77si No do, Osci 40. do e3c.; Rejected. Sss
Corn quiet but nrm No 2 81 c Oats quiet but hm: No
No. spring, Csc. cash Provisions quiet but higher
Mess Pork quiet AZ o3Oc. HogsDul but nominay higher
IS 80 as3 CO. Frcights-Wheai TO Buffalo. &C. ASKED
PHILADELPHIA sept 2b.-Flour-Matket devoid aatna-
trade having faen on owing u ylou OF
hodcrs and shippers maniiesng
rennsyvan Extra. "a 70 Minnesota Exua Family, Good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

Ex dividend.
While the business done In stocks to-day was not
as large that done in some of the preceding days.
seldom has market had stronger tone. Yet he
cause of frequent moments when the desire 10 re-
alize accrued profits was greater than the demand.
prices were iuctuatiug, but each small decline was
followed by greater advance, The prominent fea-
lures of The market to-day were the coal
stocks Eres and Western Union. The coal shares
showed only moments hesitation in the early
dealings before starting for higher figures Della
ware Lackawanna and Western reached GG3s clos
ING AT 653j; Delaware and Hudson sold al 56osG
56la, New-Jersey Central at $3.50 59ls, and
Morris and Essex at 9flsd9i. OF Erie common
stock Ga. 900 shares were traded IN at from 2s7sG
2sl2 to 292i@20os, and the preferred stock
rose from 53ll to 55a4 j3os. Western Union,
with transactions amounting. to $4,000 shares,
advanced from 921s 10 9ii2d9il4. Although
the stocks named the chief attractions for the
day, the general market was active and strong.
Canada Southern sold up to O9l and closed at that
figure bid Lake Shore rose 10 934a93os, and Mich
Igan Central was particularly strong with an adj
vance to SJ7s0Sjl2 OF the usually active
stocks Northwest common was the only
one that was prominent for ITS want OF
sympathy with the general movement. IL
dec lined per cent to SOl2 and only recovered to
ST. The low -prccd " ianc.cs" generally were
higher and the Southwestern LIST. excepting Hanni-
bal and ST. Joseph shares. was either strong or
steady Pacific Mail. after rally 10 27's. Yielded
10 265ta27 IL quite evident that the street. hav-
ing been educated INTO craving for this stock dur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

FTsH-rhe market rules firm owing 10 eIceecingy
sold the extent OF lOuO Dds
shn, No ~ 20 ana 3 81 IS. Coz quoted - g for
Georges 81 IS for Grand Bank. Herring hed at lpc TOT
No /; l6ClSc. for Large scaled 220ZJc iOr small uO'
nsfrellei stock quoted - 75d 80 for shore suit.
FIOIfR dEAI-FLOUR-Market rather more STEADY
aud I'm Instances a re little better export inquiry
for medum low grades; iobbng trade demand manly
Minnesota Extras scarce nnd very
firmly held; sales 10 900 bills including s2oo eb, CITY
West Indies aud ~ - Tor South
America 700 hbls Minnesota Extra, S5dt1 10 Tor the
range including several parcels TO arrive mainly - 20
$50 100 bbs Winter Wheat Extra - 200tIs l4OO bbls
Extra s5ds6 % part 10 arrve $40 bbs Supefnne'
"a so latter FOR Winter Wheat aud ZOO bills No
2, 80 76aS4 go latter extreme OF the sales.
ll.700 bDls. were for export Quotations NO. =,
80 75dsA supefune. 5Ods5 10; Common 20
Far Extra state. s5as5 20 Coco 10 Fancy do
- SOuGO 20 Common uOOd Extra western, 30
ass 20. Choice 10 Fancy do. % iOGs1: Common 10
Good Extra Round Hoop s5df5 20 Good 70 Choice
H. ~ 30 MInnesota Common Extra 80 SO 25 Rye
Mixture. a. 5vGs6. Bakers Extra sodS6 rs Straight,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

In London British consols only fuctuated Is per
cent during the week, closing however at the
highest figures. United States bonds were some
what irregular but the final quotations the best
for the week. American railway securities have
moved in sympathy with the home mar
ket always following rather than leading IT,
At Yesterdays regular weekly meeting of the direc-
tors of the Bank of England. the rate OF interest
cent the rate AT which three-mOnths bills arc dis,
counted in the open market. The Bank Of England
lost fl2O 600 during the fiscal week. and bA" s'"'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

Az rRANcisco nINrNG crooks.


While there was only moderate amount Of bust
ness done in Government bonds during this week
the market generally strong. and closed with
the highest prIcos prevailing. T0-dny- business
covered TO 900 roupnn ia. 1881 at 1OJ ~ 10000
coupon - AZ 1o2H a 1925. and 10000 Tc-istcrcd
at 1929 $4,000 cOupnu I l2 per cont &c 1853 and
$1,000 registered at IOJls AMI Tij,ooO conprn
Is M 1929, an $50, OOp registered 20 1913 The
following axe the highest and lowest pT.ces Of
bonds for the week, and the closing sales to-day
and n week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

Futures active Im after decline o. ponts !"
iemSer 1865 1880 IH55. lO.52. 1925, l0.5i. 1906
iosS I'm, i0Sc 1913 loA Iass n 27'n'
2Sin 1910 1895 1884 Ios2 1888; 1872 1873 1921 o.
october 10 ~ 10 50 1887 1896 1870, lo3 lu53 u.s.
In IN 10 40 49, 1928 10 "a. 1925, lu25 n2-, lN2s
november, LOGO I0le, lois lel@ loid 1912 1919
100 1921, 10 Is. loI4, lola i9i2 i350 49, t." g
February IO.4O March 10 IS. lO4si April, 1910; May
iOs2 1883 1875 June l0s5 ehchangs az Paa h 10 eA
grand total sc bales First CaI-sepein6er 10 OK m n
cember 1920 January, lOS7, 1912 March lo9p June
iO95 total 90 bales Second eau No sales ihiu Jl
10 40 Octobcr 1925; November. 10 ii Jan
nary 10 III iOIsi February 10 "a, lOS5 Mach, lO42
1913 1896 April 1860 lOol TOTAL s'foV Oaes r"'u'eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

Io.poS Sent i2Bl D. -Cursos - lsinr money ~ y
for -. bonds inir ana hHf per cut- if
InGii vi. RAILWAY -haIes 2J2: d., preferred
JJ NewJer-ey Central cpn~uls. lO2a FrmSyyaai cen
trail 49,; S.wJcrsrv Contra - ltcslng iIOal 1874
IONbN, sent. III ufii+n "a 10 ,uf bO.A money
and the account. Pennsylvania g. nral. f3ii.
LONDON 262.3O m.far~ aiyccs gupio Three per
- francs q, ccniinrs foi the account
iOsuoy. sept 10 p. M. :. bonds four Der cents
1us1t Sew nves lus l1iwiV rhlrc preferred. 81 -
amount buinon Withdrawn from the Bank o. England
q balance TODAY ~ s3n.uiU.
LONDON sept. quoted at 5l'is ounce.
rAR- sept 2G.LXcnaDge on LONDON - frames 80 = cen
checks.
BERLIN sept 26Tho stateme OF tue Imperni Bank Of
decrease m specie q. i,7n1OOJ mlfK5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

the same ports for the same period of 1878 will
prove both interesting and instructive. The time
from January to September 90 is divided nj May
TO- so rs 70 correspond nearly possible the
opening of inland navigation The comparison is
as follows:
EXPORTS IRON JANUARY TO MAY 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

To-day the market WAS strong for United States
bonds Fries and New-Jcrsey Centrals, and lower
for Pennsylvania and Reading. In Paris, , per cent
rem cs ranged between 1880 and s3.lO closing at
1919 frames Sight exchange on London ranged
from 2J31 To 2J.29, closing ut 25.3O francs 10 the
g. The Imperial Bank of Germany lost l. sos 900
marks specie.
The coupons due October ] on the consolidated
pr cent bonds OF the Houston and rexas Central
RailrOad Company will he paid at the Office OF
Messrs. John j. Cisco * Son, No 30 Wa-st.
he receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic poris this 2Gth day OF September were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27
L1vr srncK MARxnr,-ny rELrnR,pn-


BUFFALO sept. 26.-CAuLE- Receipts today. 100 heads
II OBJ head receipts consigned through. 2lu'sr-
cfter feeling grades Of both and through
stock light, sales, Far Ia Good shippers Steers ~ 800
- 80 ChO - 6n~ ~ 20 Butchers Cows s2QS2 81
AMn,ltectiuis to-day. 900 hcad. total Tor
tus far. 5000 head iO the imr last
1000 heai receipts consigned through, ~ ears market
duh inn offering. mainly Far 70 " dunn quality
only proportion al choice sales. Fair Good
Western sheep, s. GjdSi: Western Lambs. sia<i 90
Canada. 81 30.
81. 2j head: oI tho tau last week, 3n.o hl aG
receipts consigned through III cars: market without
% 7OdsBs Good Medium. - 65GSj - Heavy IS $50
SO 40; Pig. f3G - %; best ra'ies disposed of.
CHICAGO sept. 26-lioGS-iiecepJ.. 2l.OsO head: ship.
men- active and firm ~ fully yesterdays prices
Mixed Packing - Oas3 5j Light - lnGt3 IN rnOice
Heavy - 6Oasj - ali sOi the marker closing nrm.
CArrLK-Rerrips ron headi shipments. 400 head;
cxnOrts dull steady - zoo - rs shipping
liberal supply and Cows ~ 81
a.3: SOckcrs steady Westerns. libel al supply Cut slow
unchanged ~ sO0Si Texans quiet but steady 1T
- 2O0S3.
Receipts GEO head shipments, ia head market
steady at {2 JOdSt WyOUngs. 80.
LOUIS sept 26.-lluG%-Actiyc and firm Packing,
IS 3ndsB 55; Workers ana Blmorcs. - 400 IS So;
Butchers Select, - 7Oi receipts 52cO h'au.
shipments. J0Oi head.
CArnRScarce and firm Export steers. ~ 75dSj Fair
Native steers II 26aS ~ Good 10 Choice Cows
cfer.. 81 3O6 - Grass Texans Sass 10 Indians,
81 JOdf3 - receipts 700 mead shipments. OOp head.
irong ana scarcc Fair 10 choice - 500 - 20;
Cce Fancy 80 1884 % receipts 300 head shipments.
L. a hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

ing the last two days, has been satisfied 10y very
liberal supply
The market closed strong.
RANCE STOCK MARKET.
A reIoIfea LE tac G0la Stock TtlegraDi C1nnlnv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27
Annexed are the closing quotations


State bonds were inactive during the week. the
total business amounting only to 1000. Louisi-
ana corsos ranged from 30 10 40la. tic last tr,ns
action beng at the highest figure. To-day'S huSi-
ness covered sales of Tennessee Is, new, at 2Gl2,
and Missouri Is of 1856 ut 10il2.
OF city bank stocks, the Ioial sales uf the week
were only 1l3 shares. To-day there were no tram
actions.
The dealings in railroad bonds Il liberal
scale for the speculative kinds, and generally ai ~
vancing prices while the investment hnnns were
firm, and dull because OF the limited offerings. hn
principal feature of t0-da,'s business was IN tie
large dealings in Erie second cnHsrl>, which
amounted to 1914 .00O at prices ranging from
763s07 10 TO II. The funded hves werc steady AZ
10 but gold cOnsols were - lower AT ll2I2. fair
amount of business was done IN Missouri. Kansas
aud Texas issues, the consols selling nj 1917
as, and seconds at 3lG33a3ll 4, Rome.
Waicrtown aud Ogcusburg hists were L.
lower at 633i, Chesapeake and Ono first,
series b. recovered liz per cent ~ iSAs,
the currency interest debts declining TO 23li. II.
Panl sinking funds again advanced To los, ana
Ohio and Mississippi seconds y to 1,2l -. Ions
and Iron Mountain first sinking fund declined
per cent to 20. The old Pacific issues were strong
and higher Union Paciics first selling a ] 10 and
Central hrSts al 1923 ST. LOuis and san l!auci SEQ
seconds class Il 81 per cent To J3ii J.d class
G. per cent to 5S class selling nj Sc ~Sl2. The
following are the highest and lowest prices of thc
principal representative railroad bonds during The
week, and the closing sales to-day and 4 week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27


The following shows the imports OF lrv goods at
the port of Naw-YnrlI for tin week ending to-day
and since January l. IS compared with the core
spending periods Ul p3ryous years:
For .hewchk: 1877. ISIS 1879
Entered m t,o. 1900 ) ll51.pO3 SlGl4 200 S..i1i.fSS
Tliro@n market Icj3,IJ i.53,735 2.2oi3Ji
Since Jaul ... -
Entered 81 1Ol,1SS 5~912, NS fHffi,+S1
Thrown market 65 1919. lSJ 59.b7O6O1 o.. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

The following u copy of the weekly statement
OF the Canal Auditor, showing the total quantity
OF east aud west bound frcgh lin touSl cleared Dn
the canals from September - to 22 inclusive. to-
gothcr with the total amount of tolls received
Tie same. as compared with tho same period IN
1878:
Artlele.. 1873 1871 altieles Ia7. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27
THE MONEY MARKET.

sAIgS-soTERNMEN STOCK DEPARTMENT
WRIST CALI.--lOA O'CLOCK 4. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

I'M ohTs fhoM MAY ! 4 80 srrlKMRHR 20.
Four hhls. Wheat. huah Corn. bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

WEEKLY RANGE on PRICES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
THE BOSS BOOM.
West Wheeling to the Rescue
Senator Wagner Heard From.

A large and enthusiastic Democratic
meeting was held at West Wheeling last
evening. Last week the Republicans
held meeting, at which, after persist
ent drumming, only fourteen voters
turned out to hear Hollingsworth wave
the bloody shirt.
The Democrats gave few days no.
tice, stuck up few posters, and last
night fully five hundred voters turned
out to hear the doctrines OF Democracy.
Anvils were fired, flags waved, and the
band discoursed the sweetest music, and
there was an old-time love-feast OF the
the party of Jefferson and Jackson.
Senator Wagner presided, and, after
an eloquent allusiOn to the
time-hOnored principles OF Democracy
and a stirring appeal for the cause OF
sound finance and upright government
introduced the Hon. ID. /. Lawson, OF
Wellsville, who spoke for about an hour,
and throughout his address was listened
to with the closest attention and much
applause. He was followed by John o..
Pendleton and other speakers, who held
the large crowd until far after ten
o'clock.
The remarks OF all the speakers were
received most enthusiastically, and
at times the crowd was fairly
carried away with enthusiasm,
The bloody shirt, the Radical financial
policy, and their programme OF estab-
fishing a military government were dis
sected and handled without gloves.
After the meeting the speakers and a
large number OF the audience adjourned
to the residence of Senator David Wag-
oner, where a splendid collation. was
spread. The Senator, his accomplished
lady and beautiful! daughter, Mrs.
Cleary of Wheeling, presided, and did
the honors to the satisfaction OF all.
The band then serenaded the speak
ers and the Senator, and after appropri-
ate remarks the assembled Democrats
adjourned with the intention OF elect
ing Ewing next Tuesday. Truly, the
Democratic camp fires are burning
brightly in the town of West Wheeling,
and the effects OF the meeting will be
seen in the large Democratic gain for
Ewing and Rice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the
Different judicial Bodies.
COUNTY coURT-JUDGE BOYD

COUNTY COURr-JUDGE BOYD.
Court met at AN.
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
Railway Company VS.. Baltimore and
Ohio Railway Company, petition for
condemnation OF certain lands. The
lands in question are the piece at the
mouth of the creek and small parcel OF
ground at the mouth of Twenty-tirst
street. Argument was continued by the
defendants and occupied the attention
of the Court during the day.
Adjourned until 8 A. NJ. to-day.
POLICE CoURT-MAYoR SWEENEY.
Thomas Beals, drunk, fined 81. Com
mitted.
Isaac Metcali, drunk, fined 81. Com
mitted.
Elias Metcalf, drunk, fined 81. Com
mitted.
James Korkran, disorderly, So. Paid.
Andrew Marshall, ST., disOrderly, s..
Paid.
J. X. Davis, disorderly, s.. Paid.
Andrew Marshall, jr., and Charles
SNYDER, both small boys, 10 and y years
of age, were up for fighting. The Court
assessed a fine of s. each. Both fine and
costs were suspended at cost OF city, on
account of their extreme youth.
W. n. Conway, white, and Jennie
Brown, colored, for assembling on the
hill side for the purpose of prostitution,
lewdness and indecency were find, the
former SO and the latter -. Both PAID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
Belmont County as a Battle Field.

The interest in the campaign over the
river seems 10 know no abatement.
Closely fought rs the contest has Ocen
So lar, there will Ice no relaxation until
the day of the election. Among the
Democratic meetings in Belmont county
and that neighbOrhOod will be the ioI
lowing: Hon. ID. W. Voorhees,, the
"tall Sycamore OF the Wabash, Il
powerful orator and a profound states
man, will address the people at Belldlre
this afternoon and Hon. ID. I. Lawson
will speak at Barncsville, evening,
Octobcr 9th, and at Bridgeport, evening,
October 9Th.
senator Wallace, Of Pennsylvania, is
% Le mt GAINESVILLE, evening, October
10th. and at Morristowp, afternoon,
October nth.
Hon. samuel j. Randall, Democratic
leader i'm the National House 81 Repre-
SentativeS, will speak at Bellalre on the
eve of the election. Monday, October Is.
Gen. James b. Steedman, the grand
oh hero Of Chicamauga, will discuss the
live issues OF the campaign ut Martin :
Ferry on the evening Of October 10Th.
Hon. VIM. Springer, OF Illinois, at
BeIlaire on Saturday evening, Oct. llth.
Hon. Chas. Follett, at Bellaire, with
Speaker Randall.
Among the meetings by the Republl-
cans. the most important is that oi Glib
son. the screeCh owl OF the West, on the
same evening as the Democratic meet
ing to be addressed by Randall.
Hon. Charming Richards will be at
. samaritan TupSiay evening October I,
Ucndrysburgh, Wednesday evening,
Oct. :: Morristown, Thursday, October
.; Belmont, Friday evening, October 10;
Martins Ferry, saturday evening, Octo-
Der IL.
Col G. l.. POorman at Armstrong;
Mills. Thursday, October 9; Bellaire,
SATURDAY. October IL.
Cot. Allen Miller, st. Clairsyille,
Wednesday, October 5.
Gen. JOS. X. Hawley, of Connecticut,
# CIairsville, Wednesday, October 5,
and al Bellais the same evening. Hon.
/. Daniord will also speak AT Bellalre,
"Wednesday evening, and VI. VI. llol-
land at GAINESVILLE.
IL will Ice seen from this that though
numerically the Republican meetings
/ are in the lead, i'm point OF reputation OF
/ the orators there is no comparison.
/ Voorhees,, Randall and Steedman are a
/ host, and the lesser lights will compare
very fayurably with those oithc Repub-
| leans.