davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-20
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, June 20, A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and
Lower Lakes, easterly winds, warmer
partly cloudy weather, falling barome-
ter
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FIN AN CE.

New York, Juno l9.-MoSEY-
Easy at 3a4 per cent, closing at 3.
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3!Cg4.
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills weak at 4S7i; sight exchange on
New York 1891.
SILvER-At London Sid; bar silver
here 1871; subsidiary silver coin iC9l
per cent. discount.
G,,.ayugN-rg ILaak
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-20
Cincinnati.

CNcISyAT-, June l9.- Hogs Dull
common g OOGS 60; light $ 65CG,3 80;
packing 8 75(a3 %; butchers 8 $50
4 02!. Receipts Al head shipments
206 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-20

At Memphis the jury in the case Of
John J. O'Brien, for TIE alleged seduc-
ton Of Miss Lizzie NoSS, returned YER
dict against the defendant, assessing
damages at >, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-20
Strike of Eastern Puddlers and ]

Strike OF Eastern PuddIers and HeIpers.
ALLENTOWN, June l9.-Three hum
drcd puddlers and helpers in the Allen
town rolling mills, struck for an adj
vance of five cents per heat. The mills
have stopped work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-20

son, Of Prince Edward Island; NJ. j. |.
Thompson, of Ohio, and W. G. Wade,
of Virginia.
First honor given to G. w. Harvey,
second to &. A. kleeberger and VI. j. l.
Thompson.
Honorary degree of A. VI. was confer
red on l.. W. Welsh, ef Missouri,
graduate rs A. B. OF 1875, and as b. J..
in 1876; +. p. st. Clair, of West Nir-
ginia, class Of 1873, and c. p. William
son, OF Kentucky, graduate oi Kentucky
University.
Entirr number OF graduates, 553.
The Ncutrophian Society exercises i'm
the evening closed the exercises for this
year, and the students. graduates,
Alumni. visitors AMI all left for their
homes, and next year will witness the
repetition Of the above in substance.
VISITORS.
Among the visitors present We no
tiCed the following. His ENcellency
Governor K. VI. Bishop OF Ohio; Hon.
George III. Anderson, postmaster OF
Pittsburgh; Rev. r. r.. Motlett, OF
Cleveland; Rev. Joseph King, of ALE
gheuv City, Pa; Mrs. Anderson, and
Misses Minnie and Mamie Anderson,
Pittsburgh; Miss Ella Church, Pitts
burgh; Misses MOllie List, Bette Rich
ardSon, Genie Pendleton and \ Taylor,
of Wheeling; Misses Amelia and Mary
Paxton, of Wellsburg; John .. Pendle-
ton. F. z. Mcneil, W. y. Curtis, Geo.
Z. Linch, c.. H. Parks, Esqrs., Wheel
ing. and many others.
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CIncInnati.


CINCINNATI, June l9.-CottOn-Dull
at I2lc. FlOur-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull and lower; red 81 100
/ l2. COn-Dull and unchanged At
3S(a 38ic. Oats-Dull at 32Ca:Iic. Rye
Scarce and firm at GOc. Barley-DuIl
and nominal. Pork-Dull and held at
sl05O. Lard-Dull and dropping; cur
rent make s. Is asked. Bulk Meats
Firm and slow and held at s. 30; cash
sales at 81 90 for seller August; short
rib 8 90 cash and buyer June; - 100
5 Is seller August; s. 20 seller Septem-
Der; short clear % Is. BA6on-Quiet
but firm at 81 25Ca5 5OCa5 rs. Whisky
Steady with fair demand at 81 0l.
Butter Quiet and unchanged. Lin
seed 0il-steady with fair demand at
&c.
Pittsburgh.
PrrTsBURGH, June l0.-Petroleum
More active: crude at 81 !c at Parker's
for shipment; refined &c for Philadel-
phia delivery.
OIL City
OIL CRY, June l9.-Market opened
firm with sales at 65ic bid, advanced
TO csc, declined TO oGtc, at which price
il closed. Shipments 10000 barrels, ay-
eraging 1000 barrels; transactions 325.-
600 barrels.
For additional MdrLets See Fourth Poge
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For Additional MdrL.ts See Fourth Po9e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
ls.s,oe; ssse and Pennsylvania isc: Western issi..e

IshsIo; stsse and Pennsylvania iSc: Western 1904
sss,ns SALE arn. Fair 2 eeed. sss1Se,
5,@su d9ty ps;d; DO. 3ss w. IN bond "'"s''n'
sALT-se grades fairly sefive. unehsneed Bulk g,dss
s &:ss0ns ysTp'S g 20
itetranesn 2ss2sci Turks Island ANA curSco" zt@asc
srEDs-cover and Flax quiet, unchanged, but Timothy
higher firm Ciover-wsstsrn gss0I,sc for Primer 7 for
Cho'ees stale a7.c, Tnoshy, q sJds1 - per bush
sPfcEs- and Pepper demand, firm others have
Pepper oihers I7.si7c; caicniIa c,oEe "a
sTEA KINE-Firm, quiet. Western, 6se.; City. SIC.
SUGARS Refined grades nrn. fairly aotyei STANDARD
s'sc; crushed as.c Raw grades active srong Far "a
Good Refining Cuba sales l6z hhds Miseovado
6q95 1000 nlds Centrifugal 7h17sc.: LOO hhds
Gs6'sci 200 hhd. Martinique Gle: 1000 bags Pcrnam
buco. Csc, and 1900 tons Il0ilo. &c.
TTAAtLowms,ssdy salss. 1920 NJ: 1890
ToBACC0-Kentucky nrmer, moderately active Lurs 4
ing the week Seed Leaf active at full prices lles
1878 Pennsylvania, private terms lJs 1873 Housa
tonic II sa9Oc 100 1873 New.ES gland seconds
l20 1877 Wisconsin, 7iaa9c; 275 1873 DO ssai2c
loo 1877 Pennsylyana he. and 300 bales Havana
81 10 aso 900 bales Havana crop OF 1872 sold 10 arrive,
WHIsKEY-LOwer sales $50 bbs 81 O5s.
WHALEBONE-Steady. In demand sales. $500 Arctic.
for home use pr yate terms quoted 80 So South
WoOIr-Bnsness continues fairly active; al prices rnls
hrn especially Mednm and Coarse Grades which scarce
were sustained Carpet WOODS quiet. rather sses-
1900 Domestic Fleeces including Xxx Ohio 370
ale; 10000 Unwashed DO. Sic. 2ouO0 n 90. Combings
ID do California 22La3lc 225,OOO Colorado i7a2Sc,
10000 Combng and Deiaine, 42di5c, 10000 0regon
Nevada 1900 Territory 5000 n SECURED Texas 49, sas,
Domestic Pulled. all private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North R,per. Vessels aud Rdnr01fs.
FRIDAY. Sept. 3, 1870.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept. D, 1879.
AsHEs-Remain quiet. unchanged; Pots. laa4ieci
Pearls, OdGac
BEE-wX supplies liberal demand small Southern and
Western 22028bc.
BKOOM coRN,stlr firm at late prices, with fair
trade.
CHICCoRf-Quiet. steady German Gfanuiated, 4d5 2c
English 5tc.
COAL-The whole market Is stsgnant stocks large and
rapidly accommodating, and unless strong oombL
nation f. formed prices must necessarily de-
cline Anthracite per ton, by the cargo, 81 3O0
~ 90; Liverpool House cannel eli Liverpool Gas do 81
Newcastle do caking 43 1904 Scotch steam - 20 VsS 5Oi
Enansh -toams 25 50 Provincial * bOaS 10 eurrenoy
Penns and Westn0cland - 5Odr0 West Wiz
GINA. do. IS Cumberland, Broadtop and cearned, s4s
- "a
COCOA-Stesdy, with fair Inquiries We quote; Guaye-
quil I51d2Uc; Caracas. 22d25c.; Maracabo. 2I0j2c
COFFEE-Mid Grades sti quiet steady Java, 22d25c;
MaTacabo. @dlebc Rio Grades quit. hrm. though quiet;
Ordinary Prime Cargoes. IL %dl4 Fair do
1000 "Vefltas," private terms In Ba-
more 800 'Rosedale." 100 ex "Aibemarlo." $50
Euclid" private terms.
cOOPERAGE STOCK Still dull prices steady.
COhDAGf--In fair sale, prices steady.
CUrION-spots active lee higher Sales ea9 bales
which l0l last evening Including "a for export BOZ for
con delivered c0nRe 100 bales yesterday,
Receipts At the pors today si2s bales. against TIA ths day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

I;,;ted- and the only feature was advance OF
about per cent for Tennessee 9s o,a anu nSw
The total bus. ness ia city bank stocks during the
week amounted to only 221 shares, OF which to-
days sales were Phenix teol at 80. and Manhattan
Early in the week the speculative railroad bonds
were dcpFesscdin sympathy with the Share marx
stances was greater than that for tho prices o,
the stocks of the same companies; Inc p l,"cPa7,
Es seoVcs Rapids
and Northern IS s6i209209l$, Missouri @,a.
Kansas ana Texas rsts R Rl%S7'%%a atss.
town and Ogdensburg firsts 63i2083@6aaS
e6ia, Central of Now-Jersey copsols 99G99.
Lehigh aud Wkesbarrc consols 74i29
Kansas and Pacific firsts, Denver division. 1850
YER ana Rio Grando frsts olisSe4S9s4 To-Day
and generally the best prices of the week
We're we. made. but toward the close prices price.
ysssd coasOs e being EXCEPTIONS and
their best figures. There was a fairly wen as
tributed business done in the investment bonds,
Rock Island Is advancing ! per cent to "a, ana mo
New-York Elevated firsts rising TO ILL.,. Canada
Southern guaranteed were % per cent higher at
$3.50 ST. Panl sinking funds selling o. io6l9T iOoSs'
Northwest gold rs ut mt 1870 l13%. ana frahA-
fort and Kokomo frsts at 9314a03si. ,
Money was again active at z per cent early IN inc
week. but latterly the rate on Governments ana
miscellaneous stocks ruled Mt 5GG per cent, which
were the rates to-day, although at the last mo
ment OF business money was offered at per cent
day received 100000 in National bank notes for
redemption The customs receipts were 5000 00O,
and the internal revenue receipts were P3oOooU.
for to-day: Exchanges, $50, 200, 73l; balances,
So sos. ISL The business at tho Sub-lreasnry coy
cred Receipts, $2,212 - payments. Tl,2Jo.'3S
currency balance. $i2 760,Si4: coin balance.
S13G, .o6G.
The foreign exchanges wire dull all the way ont,
but rates were iirmer, so that actual business Is
done close up to the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
THE MONEY MARKET.

oryrcr1E EXPORT ~ " sr7cK EycHAy0s s<hHs
FRIDAY SEPT g. 1878.
<srrrorfsd on Cold and sock IsesropeCs
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrAkSL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

me- ,xv,ro SAINT Coffee mark n animated largo sSss
for mo United states Rio. Good frsts. o.3OD@eV'"'
Ia ktlor Exchanged on London. ~ ~. ..i.talnsdf
nAAIos Sept 3-Coneo- Market u let prices iIilax
no change; superior Santos. a.COUs p.sVo res p
Far Tslesravh Markets Soc FVik Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKE'

LONDON, Sept 1880 pmErie Railway shares 27sa do
preferred 62 consols a Pennsy Central
434. New-Iersey Contra. J3+2.
LONDON. Sent b-l:3O m.-Parfs ad1ces quote three
rcntes at 81 francs for the account Erie second
soils 77l4.
LONDON. Sept ID D. mEre Railway shares ISL New
Jersey Central cOnsols lOl Tho amount OF bullion
England balance odays $4,000. Paris
three 80 francs 30 confines
fDrfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

In London the market for British consols was
dull but their prices were advanced II per cent.
In United States bonds, the changes for the week
are - advance for new is and Il de-
cline for the 4i2 per cents; The movement
in American railways simply followed the
AT Yesterdays regular weekly meeting OF the d.
rectors Of the Bank of gland the rate OF interest
was maintained at per cent, against - per cent,
the rates at which thTce-mOntl5 bills are dis
counted in the open market The Bank of England
lest 600, coo during the fiscal weeh and has since
gained f85, 900 on balance. The following are the
highest and lowest prices of securities for the week,
and the closing sales to-day and a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. sept 5-CArnE-Reeeipts today. l.s7l hesa,
for rho week thus 10 il5 for the time Ass
week 79S head through cOnsisnmens, $40 markci
easier owing heavy receipts ~ thtolyh STOCK ana UNI
yorabe A. stern reports. no GOOD lots Offering. -.
sEYgr AND LAAfs-Receints to-day ltue heed; tor the
weeE thus far, 100 head. Tor the last week
20 900 head through oonssnmente ~ demand ana
offerings night sales fnr To Good western sheep -
al rs ,anada Lambs ~ 80 grades disposed o.
Hoes Recepts today. 500 mead Tor the week thas
far head for the last 1850 hesn
through oonsgbments s5 demand fair rees sirong
for Workers Grades and Extremely Heavy auhi
Workers. Good Choice @S Goa .a 10. COMMON
~ s5ds3 4O Heavy, Fair toGooi 80 OcSS 80 lev 30
Iecteh Philadelphiss TV0 * TO- best rralcs disrs az
CHICAGO, sept 3Ihs DgorsrF Johrhdt ifIotts; h,iv
100 head shipments S5to icaus market iy
nctivs; an grades Heavy shade lower Common 10 far
a. lO4S3 20 Good packers 20 500 - 80 Choice hrsH
AZ 4O4$s 90 good demand and tfm al - "
ass 10 closed weak, Oui yars woil clead ,.s
CATTLR-keceipts. 1000 head. shplnents oVV ns'si
Good ~ Choice nrm tn good demand al ~ ~
dso % Fair Medium slow Common stock dul a, $3.50
si 2s Fse,ers ard only tain demand ana
Common Fine. ~ 1905 ~ 80 Pair to Ho.d 1921.
Cows 81 aOds2 20; Balls. s2as220i westerns mssss
active and weak Colorado Tia ireed- - loi NA"''~
- lOdsS 40 Nebraska Texans. ~ nvds5 20 an, s,ls
sHEgP-lseceipts 43O head better demand; only o'' ~
at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06


Another large business was done in stocks to-day
tle gales amounting 20 GG0o00 shares. The OPEN
ING was characterized by much excitement and
huoyancy prices for the active stocks making an
additional advance of from u to / per cent. Chi
cago. st. Paul and Minneapolis continued its move
mcnf of yesterday by further advance
of 33t per cent 10 414. later falling
back TO 457s. The speculation in burlington.
Cedar Rapids and Northern came to
complete halt only 80 shares of the stock being
sold TODAY and that at decline OF u per cent,
while the quotations for 100-sharc lots were no
nearer than 56 bid and 30 asked. The st. Paul and
Northwestern shares also were rampant in the
early dealings, but they too finally weakened so
that the changes at the end were only advances of
/, Tor each of the preferred stocks and decline of
l, for Northwest common Erie was active, record
inc sales of 10000 shares, and first advancing Il
per cent and then declining that Its last price
was loss of 7s per cent Tor the day.. The trading
i'm the Michigan stocks was insignificant Lake
Shore finally losing 10 and Michigan Central gaining
!, nor cent but Canada Southern advanced Ia per
cent TO 6O31. The Southwestern list of stocks gen
orally shows losses in final sales ranging from y to
| per cent but the Hannibal and ST. Joseph stocks
closed with gains of u Tor the common and ID per
cent for the preferred Coal stocks were uctuating
aud closed a fraction better han they did last night
The story of Mr.. Governs and Mr. LathrOps endeav-
ors TO patch up some arrangement Tor the compa-
MES was revaInped i'll new form and circulated for
news.
After midday the desire to sell seemed to be
greater than to buy, and the market closed with
that appearance as the prcdOminating feature.
RANGE Markell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06

10 A. N.-sALEs RsF"ts

so.s OF sian, anc Ra,i,rGv Bon1s-Rahroad Bias as'
~ s1press STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
Is.sisbalss, against az, TIA same time last
attained.

t,ood Ordinary loiS, "A Low Middn9. -...-...lis
Good ORDINARY ls,. Middhns c;: 6e other
months declined TO points Sales Yesterday ae~ D. m
september I22s ~ l22l l2l7 l2lS l2lY; 0c,ope a
cembsr iOis 1913 Iote January losi 1922 March
1917 total Sales to-day up 10 mSeptein
Der i2l6 12is l2lz l2ls i2sg ls2I = al III Il
1921 1923 1874 l226 l227 1928; October ~ iivt ~ ~
io.5i 1850 1855: December. ioi2 1919, 1914 l9a5
January 1880 1898, 1884: March 1918 1917 Apri Gos
total bates grand total 1s 900 bales FIT. So total
3iOO Second Ualseptember l22t Ocio9et VSs
toai400 bales Third Consequence iZIo Fo
fures clt.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
HILADELPHIA STOCKS.
.ASCIsco MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday 1,o-da,

Government bonds were dull the week through,
the total sales at the boards amounting To only
SIl13,U00. Prices, however, were hrm, and
toward the close hardened, that the best figures
of the week prevailed at the end. The business to-
day covered $4,000 coupon and S37 900 regis
tered 5s at 1925 S12 900 coupon Az per cents at
1913. and $4,000 coupon A. at lOl IA 1918
and $40, 900 registered at 1902 The following
are the highest and lowest prices of bonds for the
week. and the closing sales to-day and week ago :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
l24o ocLooK--sALEs BEFoRs THE CALI
Frankiori & 10

Kan Pac 6s Asnt'd
II ID with coup cert
A. am 1fN.A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
Annexed are the closing quotations,
BIZ. Asfed.

u 5. ISL. coup. 1924 l02S
u. > ssis 'Jl.reg. lO4h lO4As
U.S.4i9-'9l .ooup. lO4A iUsia
u. SIS 1907 reg...i0OS iOvia
L. S.4sio0l. couD. 1919 lOlig
Dist OF Col. 1895. q. .. b6ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-21
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ANOTHER VET0ANTICIPATEO
Sherman and Robinson Raising the Wind
The Appropriation Bills Passage
ofthe Army Bill by the Sen
ate-A Dull Day in
the HO-,1,
The Authorization Bills,

WAsWNoroN, June 2l.-Ihe IegiSIa-
tive, executive ami judicial approprIa-
tim Lill Wl- si.ucl uy the presiding
officers .f h..E Houses to-day, conveyed
t...,i. r.,.,.,.,.. Mansion and left with
,f -.
'"' ',S'''''''' AZ N.,,N
approval by the President VIII Oe COIn-
muuicatrd 10 the House tomorrow.
tn. ,r,,,. ,,,prrrriaiian bill. having
-. -, ,,.;.l.
''''' '''''", l'S>''' -, INV ''',,N
out amtndmch', VIII DC 'HT"'!e" an"
will receive the necessary signatures OF
I,.. .,,r.-i.Ii,,, officers in time for lis pre-
~. II.
sr"',',.'h 10 ''e Ir'S'''"' "' III '"'i!
hour tomorrow afternoon. mere See!hS
t0 heiitt,c or no doubt of its prompt ap-
,,r.,gl The iudiri9I rypcnscs ap-
IN ..,.-;,;,,. f,,l
P'"P''"''"" p"' io" ""''''"7 "''''
action in the Senate by the adoption ol
tine runipacncc committees report, will
.r... ......r.ii,,,, ~, ,,ra.apt rypcrtatiou.
=. ........,,.
fe'r" the II'SIu'h' o''o'c ''-'''"'''"
evening, but there is general and ap-
plrputlv well founded belief that il will
.r..rrr.I r.,o.J =, the IIouse Of
I,..I.r....rt,rivns on Monday.
,.n.r.,,,,, .r,l Ronirson Raising the Wind.
-. L.. On IN. visit of
,...,.,..i A.. ,..,..., tn W,.bin,,ton nj This
,...... ;....,',r,:,.l S,pr J,vs a,,o , lei
..'.', .i,.t,r .t'.'' ., S.rrn,,r;. Sherman
nl,;, ,..,nI ii,.on Txrru.
C.,,.,...,,.,. a.tin., hin, :,
-, ,Tn c,,,I,itre. g. raise funds
,,..,i, ,,.1i,l, - I,'',n -. .,,nJrrr trr rIu-
,..,,. CLnrn,,r f., rrrIy pIpIr,d
- l.. ,ynnTJ rors, S;Ou6 ont oi the
~. n,rarr.-,pt To-day ne
,..r,r rir.rr,r tn thc several
rL:.f, ,f ,I. Err",us I'm tLr Treasury
.,,,,I..r,,;r,, tI,.,n tn 9IInv 81 canvass fn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-21
THE IRON TRADE.
The Outlook PrOmiSing-SOme
Deductions From the Figures.

Iu speaking of some recent tables
published 10y a firm in that city giving
statistics of the iron trade OF the United
States, the Cincinnati GU-,ts SAYS:
''rbe deductions drawn from these
figures and tables confirm the state
myutS recently made in the Gd-,tf ot
the recent Improvement OF the iron
trade While there has been an in
creased production since 1876, the IT,
juc,iHI I'm stock has been going uu rec
u..,y since 1879. showing an increased
consumption. The ratio in rail produr-
tiuu Is i'm the right direction. The rail
mills and car shops all over
the country are busy, with orders
ahead. while We have bnilJ
more miles Of new railroads since the lst
of january, 1879, than we did in all Of
ISIS. Our imports have steadily de
creased since 1873, while our exports
have increased since 1870, the difference
ot exports over imports in 1873 being
over S25OOeO.OOO. The tables show
that the price for iron in 1873 was the
lowest ever known in the history OF the
traIy iu the United States, while q
quiet uUt steady advance has set IN
since then, which promises To- con-
tinuc.
"LOUEiug over the whole ground, i'm
the light Of deductions drawn from
these tables, We feel warranted in sup
posing that the worst point IN the de
preston of the iron trade Is over, and
that from ROW hencriOrward IL may be
expected To gradually grow better
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-21
CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from our Dispatches.

4 dispatch from Ottawa says the gov
crnment has decided to rescind all per
mission to American troops to visit
Canada under arms, alleging as a reason
therefor that these visits might lead to
future complications.
John !. Kelley, ex-councilman OF Gin
cinnati, was sentenced Yesterday TO i'm
prisonmcnt in the county jail for three
months and pay a fine of $500 for induc-
ing a man TO cast an illegal vote at the
election last fall
The friends of lilly Ducr, convicted
OF manslaughter, at Snow Hill, Md, yes
tcrday, paid her fine OF 500, and she
went home with her father.
The views OF the minority OF the Ju-
dietary Committee on the veto messages
were, yesterday, submitted to the
House and ordered printed. The docu-
mpnt is a rehash OF all the arguments
heretofore presented by Hayes in his
messages and by the Republican leaders
in Congress.
4 dozen members Of the Heuse yes
terday made application for indefinite
leave Of absence, but they didn't get II.
England and France have united in a
demaud for the abdication OF the khe-
dive OF Egypt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-21

1895 and 1907, standing IN section 5,29S
OF the Revised Statutes. Rejected,
yeas IT., nays so.
lie also moved to add tothe section,
Except when necessary in aid OF the
civil authorities, and then only on the
application Of the civil authorities.
Rejected, yeas, Is; nays %.
Mr.. Blaine offered an amendment 10
punish anyperson approaching the polls
carrying a deadly weapon openly or
concealed Rejected yeas, IS; nays, %.
Mr.. Window offered an amend.
ment to add the words at the end
of section ), ''eXccp, rs authorized by
the Constitution OF the United States.
Rejected; yeas, Is; nays, %.
Mr.. Conkling moved TO strike out
section ). Rejected; yeas, Is; nays 80.
All the above were strict party votes.
The hill was reported to the Senate.
Mr.. Withcrs hoped the Senate would
non-concur in the amendments made
in Committee OF the Whole.
The amendments were non-concurred
in.
Several Republican Senators INDUCED
in humorous threats at the Democrats
for voting down their own amendments.
The bin was read third time and put
on its final passage.
Atl:50 this morning the question was
put on the army bill.
The bill was passed. Yeas, 33; nays,
10, party vote. except that Mr.. Burn
side voted aye.
At two o'clock the Senate adjourned
till l. o'clock Saturday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-21
LIVE STOCK.
Now York.

NEw YoRK, June Bc"ycs-lIc.
ceipt- 200 head; quality only iair,
cattle scarce and firm, lower grades 10
demand, but at shade reduction from
the closing prices 81 wednesday. Poor
tD prime native and Colorado steers,
still fed and corn fed, ranged 5alOc;
bulk Of sales at s!m9ic; exporters used
$50 head Of fat strcrs mainly at JirJ,c
Shipments go heal 81 live and 80 head
more ready for tomorrow; also 5000
quarters.
Shccp-Rrccipts 300 head. Both
sheep and lambs firm but quiet, with
moderate sales Sheep - OgsJ ~;
lambs g. OOla.7 ~. including Southern
and Western at a. OUo7 ~. Shipments
ipr to-day and tomorrow 40 bead 81
live and go carcasns.
Hogs Receipts $500 head. 4 car
load Of good hog holding for Il 10 per
100 pounds, but not sDld. Market nom
inal, quotations g yON1i -.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 2O.-1he Dr0re,' Jour
mi reports hog receipts 1900 head
shipments 600 head. Market opened
srong, ruled active and D. higher; closed
qniet and wead, tine gain nerly lOst
mixed packing - 7JGS3 80; light 50 -
@,3 %; butchers g 9JaI %; choice
heavy - coat %.
Cattle-Reccipts 2jOO head; ship
ments 800 head. Market active and
lOc higher at - 0Oaj 10; butcher
steady; cows and bulls 81 OO'S3 -;
Texans unchanged at - IO,a3 n; yards
well cleared.
Sheep Receipts 200 head. Market
steady at 81 GO1a}j 80.
~. Louis
ST. LOUIS, June 20 IlOgs-lligher,
rough heavy g 2jCd3 5j; Yorker anil
Baltimore g 7OlG3 s.; smooth heavy
s. 500 $50. Receipts 4, 30 head. Ship
ments 3, 800 head.
Cincinnati.
CSclsSIT:, June 20-HOgs-Actiye,
firm, and higher; common g ljCa,3 g. (,
light 81 7Oa3 -; parking 50 500 I %;
butchers SAL 10; receipts, 100 head /;
shipments, 200 head.