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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11

u Thousands Of dollan saved every year by
progressive farmers Who use Uncle Sans Condition
Powder in feeding their stock. Il restores the sick
adds to the usefalness, increases the beauty, and
promotes the ervwth- Sold BY c. B. Bckf0rd & Co,
snd d. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller, watbena-
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CHILDR EN-

Cry for Pitshsrs casteria. They IKE IL ~
osnss Il n swsst, Nsthsrs Ike Castssia,
because It gives health to the child and
Phyrieaa1a, because II contains No Asr.
phins or mineral.
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Notice.

The members Of the Democratic Central Commit,
tee are requested to meet at the Fair Grounds, on
Thursday, the 18th day of September, 1879.
by order Of the Chairman.
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Last Gail.

The Directors of the Fair Association earnestly
requested to meet at the Office Of the Secretary -
Saturday, the 18th inst, at o'clock, All tin
committees should be present, to report.
THos. HENsHALL, Pres.
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y $40 buys the best Sulky Flows, at
Leland's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11

~ Best sulky PIovs for 90, At L.
lands.
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On Real Bstate, n sans to suit borrower, On five
yssn tne q iess interest, eight pr cent Per snnum
Csanissisae nassaahleL T
n. 4 ". n. BARTLEIr.
= Once over Daehsaaa Baak, g. Joseph, No.
iq.aly
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ss e.: r.. x.,.- Ass. Guns.
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~ John J. Baker is out of luck. During the In
stitute he reported enrolled hut not in attend
ance, when he was in attendance; and now, by an
overnight the part Of the County Superintendent,
his name has been omitted from the list Of persons
to whom certificates vero granted. He received an
Grade certificate, and got through without any
trouble.
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Counsv Trsasur.r.

Ian candidate for the once Of Treasurer of Dca-
iPhaa Cssafy, e ths ensusg slectioe sssct to tho
deeiin a the Republican County Conversion
SAxf- n JOHNSON
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Notice % the Patrons OF The Severnnco
school,
The Severance School will open next Monday. We
would respectfully ask that the parents prepare as
many children rs possible for commencing at that
time, as the school will be graded and all are aware
of the importance of beginning at the first the term
ID. L. CARPENTER. }r...,.,
Miss Lou. CLoNcH,
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By reqsest Of mary citizens Of Barr-Oak Township,
to become . candidate fsf shaiG. announce nysslf
- Republican candidate lse Tie o6ee Of sheriff Of
DonpAan County, sahjsss TO TIE decaiou Of the Re-
publican County Convention.
g ftf1f II 81 A. II. z. CALVIN.
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We want to impress upon the minds Of the people
of the vicinity Of Troy, and Of DonPhan County gen
orally that tcrs Il need for them to 60 70 ST. 10
ssph OF Atshsss Cor their Gsoda for Soe can sal
Il prees % Low that thy cannot save MONEY by 60
ing elsewhere. In
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Il Queensware,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Notions, &C.,
We have large and choice stock.
Our stock Of
Custom Made Shoes

Custom Made Shoes
from PsttersoB, Noyes Co, is manufactured TO or
der, and i the best in the County. We make this q
speciality and can safely assert that no such shoes
were ever offered in this market Our stock Of other
Boots and Shoes 10 also large and choice.
We shall this FAN put i'm larger stock Of goods Of
all kinds than We have ever had before, md keep
every line FULL and in the best order and will sell at
bottom prices.
Come and sec us, and let us convince you that We
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Severance, Kansas, Sept. g. 1879.
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CIDER VINEGAR
1t C.B. BICxFORD & CO.'S.


cAsw JAcxsos's Best Sweet Navy rss.eee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-15
The rohAeeo Convention.

CIScISxArt, March l4.-At the session
OF the Tobacco Convention to-day telc-
grams from the trade from all parts Of the
country, favorable to heaction OF the Con-
vention in establishing prices yesterday,
were read.
DR.. Spence favored the appointment Of
a special committee to look after the inter-
csts OF the cutters
On motion OF Mr.. Messenger, of Toledo,
the following gentlemen were appointed 0
committee OH arbitration to adjust tho dii-
fercnces arising from the resolutions
adopted BY this Convention, and TO whom
ali complaints OF violation OF faith shall
be referred: Charles Seidler, Of New York /;
i. B. Merriek aud o. G. Butler, Of st.
Louis; +. a. McAlpin andC. W. Allen, Of
Cincinnati; Christian Az, OF Baltimore,
The following officers were eloOtadi 5,
G. BoyIston, President; W. a. TtraII, Vice
President; Samuel Powell, Secretary.
In the afternoon O meeting Of the man
ufacturers OF plug tobacco was held, ut
which, after considerable discussion, q
resolution, was adopted tayoring an adj
vance in prices for May delivery, GOrres-
bonding with the recent advance In leai,
esreciaIly in while fillers. A committee
wps appointed to advise all manufacturers
Of tho action Of the meeting.
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The chicago Times Assumes New Dress
and New Policy.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Times to.mor.
row, in donning new dress, appearing as
ouadruple sheet and in considerably en-
larged form, makes the following an.
nouncement, cditorially, as to tho future
political eourse of,that-paper:. Tho-7fats
sillcontinue 70 InaIntairt ita pertectiRae-
pepdene6 d political parties and religious
seels, and factions of all sorts, and will
discuss all essential public questions from
the high standpoint OF impartial convic-
ton; and rs to men, candidates for politi.
cal Office, It will support that man who Is
nearer right than his competitor or COM
petitors on material questions Of public
holiev, and the filter or fittest for the
place sought, whatever his party
designation. Thus for tho next Presl.
dency, as the situation Is now presented,
between say Sherman or Blaine on the
one side and Hendricks or Thurman on
the other, 1t would prefer either oil the
former to either Of the latter, and so be-
tween T'ild0M and Grant il wOullI infinite.
IL prefer the former, because, objection.
able as Tilden Ia, -in some respects, he
would be uuspeakably more desirable
than Grant; whose inhiction upon the
country for another period would be the
direst OF calamities. or all the gentlemen
now prominently before the public Bayard
Is preferable, but these are mentioned
only aS examples.
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sproutlnx q ualItIes OF wheat.

MILWAUKEE, March lin an article in
the New York Graphic OF the llth inst, it
Is stated that the result OF some scientific
tests, made by Professors OF agricultural
chemistry, indicate that the sprouting
qualities OF last years crop OF No. spring
wheat have been seriously damaged, ow'
ing to the excessive heat which prevailed
just before haryestin someportions Of the
West, notably Minnesota. In contradic-i
ton Of this .statemeht, Mr. Hunting, OF
MeGfegor, iowa, who is largelysibterested
in wheat lands in Minnesota, exhibited in
this city to day box OF wheat plants Of
healthy and vigorous growth, that had
been germinated from sllrivelled, blcached
and shrunken kearncls that weighed
from IS to IL pounds to the bushel, and
which would not grade better than reject
ed. The kernels were counted before
planting, and not ono failed to sprout.
The plants equal In appearance tho sprouts
grown from the best No. ] wheat. Dir,
lIuntling has talked with number OF
farmers, all OF whom agree that this light
wheat will germinate to M extent equal
with the heavier aud better qualities, and
the majority-of them'intepd using tttor
seeding, in preiercnee to paying the pres
ent price for No: o::sf..~'Ina Mr. HuntiingS
opinion, based on information from farm.
ers and producers, thore Is no cause ior
alarm, as stated in the Graphic article con.
cerning the terminating qualities OF even
the poorest OF last years wheat crop.
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pepso,;. ;-fNfpv[i,o, .-Cl1 -1o,.o pl......., =
H. ro.;.. w. ,,;to StSaSSsJ @ eSe fSt!eI
socEinn e e,,"Srsph To ihe nsu s. Iama s isn.
ter "; yesterday; s"s N.r,,,o,.,.,, :. w.,..,
., Wal ;J,, pSo o. M'TuoSn'S'o' Tau.nsS'o' "et"el conh'
W 9Ms r. ~ tpns, .ns ~ MosGst. Oss' bro.,,.u
Arnrmsn aSd o1fyer saII t1nmn o. s,an, Mr. yonn
Os;", ~ ,,.nn.,;n. any mv a.. "M Ja. ne sseoo"''
'";sn, y SPemuing % Ie" 'dy Hys T,,I " nne city:
p;,tsP%.ah % ftays yomt%orn % % Ro;,.oad der, OF tie
Jus i.sSDuasn S"u'i'et" t"'lroau' were III
'oSr Wt ysS'9FuSy y y Sr..v MANAGE, =, tbo n l.
n % Tels%rnnb nf;se IN IN o;,r ~ Ie Ist, D. i,St
o.o,,;na w. ,i;a ,s.a % .on dor., o, 'eit iAst it
tsulS Ibya b,3ta,a tsn ''s Flsl' 70 hiS ol
tTe Ms ~ w. % PoI' ~ Nan, vo,L u.,. ,,.n
boom i" as1s ,own ~. ssyers, @ dSys Tt sIt @ ias
I ~" u"'S' 'e't 'o'
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HaaSed,

CONCORD, March l4-John u, Pinkham
was hanged to-day for the murder OF Mrs.
Marion Berry, near Durham, on January
OH, 1877.
hanged at lowell today, for the murips
Of his wife and infant child, on December
's,h, 1877. Just before the execution Dew
lin said: ~ recommend all my friends to
abstain from rum, aud recommend my
wv WsSpsSa, W. March l4.-Hcnry Ora.
velIn was banged to-day At q o'clock. His
crime was the murder OF HubcrtO. White,
Grayelin asserted his innocence In the
strongest terms, and said: ~ feel az
though / had been robbed and murdered
and iie,l into my grave. ! am going out
oithis world forgiven, and hope ihe Lord
viii forgive my tTasRsssors as ! forgive
those who traspass against fso" tis arms
and legs were then pinioned aud the dFop
icll, his neck being broken instantly.
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RELIoIous NorES.-Bishop Kahn will de
liver the third lecture Of the Lenten seriel
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock, at tht
Cathedral, taking for his subject "The In
deieetibilily and Intallibility Of the Churcl
Of Christ" " lf-''t ~
The sunday School lesson on the inter.
national plan for tomorrow, will be psalm
4i 3-l9, the subject being "Delight In
Gods Home" -.
Services at the English Lutheran Church
on Sixteenth Street, tomorrow morning
will be conducted by Rev. S. B. Barnitz,
pastor, and in the evening By Rev. John
Croll, A. NJ. Theme Of morning discourse
Prayer and Fasting" Subject OF evening
sermon "The Progress otthe Truth. Sun.
day School addresses at ; p. ".
We notice the large globes have been
replaced on the elegant lamps in front Of
the Sixteenth Street Lutheran Church.
Now let the trustees or Vestry put re-
spectacle gate at the west side OF the
chapel and paint the fence OH the east
side and they will materially improve ap.
pearances On that much frequented
thorOughfare.
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Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, March l4-Flour-Quiet and
heavy; western sRttr rtine and extra unchang.
ed; do family S 00a5 90 Whcat-Wrstcrn
dull and slow; No. 2 Pennsylvania red 81 ii !:
81, wes!eE9 winter red, spot and March,
s. 12aI 19H. Corn-Wcstcrn dull and low.
or; western mixed, spot and March, 4SIfc; 4;
April 459SaISXC; May 44sEati95C; steamer
3e15a 4Oc. oats-SteNdy; western white SSa
3ic;l d9 mixed SlsS!c; Pennsylvana SIC.
AyeENomtnal at 57aS0c. Hay-Quiet; prime
Quiet and firm. Mess Pork-tO 75alO rs
Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders SIC; clear rib
sides Axe; packed 4HaII<c. Bacon Shout
ders 4kc; old clear rib sides &c; new exc; hams
9hc. Latl-ReRned 7I4c. Bultcr-Prime 10
choice western packed lsa90c. Eggs-Flrm
md strong at ICE. Petroleum QUIET crude
fISaShc; refined 0ISC, CotTSe-Steldy and a
shade higher, ,toF low ssaicS. whlsky-Dull
at 81 OK.
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e.. ,r,jou Of Council last night in the
.,,,.,o NJ, ol new departure in the Gas bus
,..,. n.S' hooks asi We might in avoiding the
me-, ,'...r ol ScyIla, ruslI headlong on those
''Is' 1rsE,,yLJi,. This city does not want a
u ',,,,;,I SS machine made out Of the Gas
r',, %',I. Ofall things deliver US from that
~. T io,u, in which the management has
~, ',..l for wears !, nor theoretically oblec'
s ''..,Is At all. All that is needed is an
D,+ ,,.ir. .uprryi.ion Of the gas office, and
,s, %s' c,p be had By the appointment of
t,n T,n,,r,s as heretofore, whose employees
,h,ll he nut under bonds to be approved
=. ',''I ronnril. thus relieving the trustees
W, Ds,,onal liability other than for neg
w M 70 inspect the accounts in the office at
ntei times.
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PeolE HniIntr Arnin

GS S.nh mother WAS afflicted a long time
asjSSSaa' and q dull, heavy, inactive
.,ros. '.1 a' ~ tie whole system; headache,
Ia n dpms;r4'ion, and was almost hoIp.
" ~. sT Physicians or medicine did her
u ~ H. Three months ago she began
o. 4. b.'p b'IIets, with such good effect
tSos,,SS s'tlHs aud feels Young again,
tisisS r over 20 Yeas oh. We think
hAiv"No oil'Hr medicine IT 70 use In the
L'nY Providence, (. /.
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The BeIIalrc Water Work. Bonds.

7'AN hpht
Ihe City Council held II special meeting
~ Wednesday, evening. and decided to
r%P' tue proposition OF Mr.. A. p. Tall
a'n, cashier Of the First National hank,
aF'ani !, the Water Works bonds-$lO0,-
~-#alOwvr ratr of interest-seven per
NA'' Twenty thousand dollars OF these
sSslo0s issued in one hundred dollar
~, S%H, 1nt eighty thousand in five hun
~ Y =, dollar honlE, Mr.. Tallman il TO bear
n. ,SS'Geexpen,es Of calling in the old bonds,
y. ~ interest Of which is 10 cease April lSt,
- " The Council, We think, hayc acted
sy ssy II lhlS matter. The placing OF
I. TX O'Nd, At per cent interest is a saw.
~. sOI one thousand dollars a year Of in.
E' EEs % the l~pNySrS. but still It is not as
s,I sS Y ought u Oc, These bonds can Ger.
ly @E @Elarri ~ lest u, i ;.or cent; but
St,s Sr%s ol the fact that the Council Com.
nav nv ven unable 10 effect an arrange.
SS..% S.% THIS kind nj this time, It was pro.
SS i .Sf .Hf best thing they could do to ac.
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nlneAburn. prIends IN Conference.

LOUISVILLE, March l4.-A special to the
Courir.Jouraut from Washington says a
conference Of Mr.. Blackburn's friends was
held at his headquarters tonight in re.
gard to The reports circulated by telegraph
and otherwise to the effect that in a con.
tingency Blackburn may Withdraw and
somp one else he substituted in his stead.
The whole thing was denounced as the
device Of enemies rather than the friends
Of Blackburn, and It was directed to be an.
nounced that the issue was unalterably
made as between Blackburn and Randall,
and that Il any dark horses were 10 be-
bron ht ont It must be by the withdrawal
Of Randall instead Of Blackburnl
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CHARLOTTE TuoMpsoS.-AIiss Charlotte
Thompson, the distinguished emotional
actress, is announced to appear at the
Opera House on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings. and Saturday matinee,
next week. On Thursday evening will be
presented the adaptation Of Charlotte
Bronte's immortal story, "Jane Eyre" on
Friday evening, Sheridan Knowles cele-
brated play Of the "ilunchback;" Satur-
day afternoon, Jane Eyre" again, and
Saturday evening, sCamHle.i The sale Of
seats VIM cOmnienre at Lucas Music Store
on Tuesday next.
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PhiiadeInhin.

PalLApELrHtA. March l.-Flour-Dull.
sppeffne 0hin 337If Minnesota extra family
and medium to choice s. 5Oa4 90; Minnesota
patent $l-00a7 81. Rye FIour-Steady NJ
3 75ae SIX. Wheat Unsettled; No. i
western red and elevator, 81 IL offered, tl,,.
latter q llH Rye-QuIot and unchanged
Corn-Dpll; western rejected, track, 4aai2 {o;
do steamer 43c. Uats-Firm; white western
a2aaic, proviSionS-In fair demand, Beef
AesS extra at $l3 20. POrk-Aless extru
selling Ut SO 2jai0 so Hams - smoked
aal0c picked 7AaSX. Lard-Westcrn, in
tierce, 6ataIc Cheese-Westcrn, full cream
SNaskc; do good 7asc. PetrUleum-Dull:
refined eye; crude StsHc. Whisky Steady
western 81 06H. Butter Steady anl in.
changed. ESSs-strons-Wcstern lsc.
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Maussa.


E0R RENT:-very cheap-the Store
y Room, with dwelling attached, No. IOi2 SSiu
eEee'l nov occupied by J, SInub, Merchant Tailor,
En9uiEe o. II. F0kREs, Custom HouSe, iel;,
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FELL FROM. A scAFFoLp. - Yesterday
Iu0EIlipg MI. Newt Tracy while, working
on seltiold atthe hull ldlng, corner Water
andT&elitf streets, formerly Occupied bv
Thomas Hughes 4 Co., fell from the scai.
fold to the ground, and although he was
not hurt much he was SO badly Jared that
he was disabled from work for the remain.
der Of the day. He was able to walk 10
his home in East Wheeling, however. )
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CHICAGO, March l4.-Eiour Quiet and nm,
changed. wheat-unsettlcd, l1wGr, active,
and opened strong and higher; closed al in.
side HriceT No. 2 rcd winter 0sfDOo ca,h, Nh,
. 0hipagO spring gilt edge S.l9EC regular; S1SEc
cash; s9XaS0isc April; 93j6a9Ic MAY; No. 5
do soc. Corn.-Fair demand at lower rnles !:
gilt edge 333c regular; Slslc cash; SIC April;
SdaS61ic May; S6%c June OatS-DulI and
prices lower at 2!No cah and Anril; 95Hc
Nay. Rye-Stsady and unchanged at .iSA{Cc.
Barley-rDull and lower ut 75c Pork-UnSet.
tied and lower; closed firm Mt 50 70 cash;
% 20 bid April; 81 S0.I0 s2I< May. Lard
EASitr at s642k cash; % 495SsG "a April:
70 SOas ~ May. Ralk MeatS-Dull and
lower at - 7GlA sSaS 90. Whlssy-Sleady at
.Q0L -
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PhIlndeIphIA won ,t.r,,s,,

pnlLApELPIIA, March il. = Wool Quiet
and firm; Ohio, llennsylyanla and West
VitgnIa Xxx and above 331Ea35c; x 8Sifa
SAKE; medium S5aS1JIC: cOatse Doc; New
York, Michigan, In llama and Western fine
2SaS9ci medium S6aS7c; coarse SOC; comb
Ing, washed. S6a42c; tlnwashed do 26a2Sc;
Canada combing SGaS7c; lne unwashed Ola
25ci cOarse and medium 2Ya2Sr. -
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oats-Demand fair aud market arm at 27s39c.
Rye-ln good demanda at S6c, barley Easier;
No. ? fall 98c. Pork-In good demand at
% IS bid $40 90 asked. LAfd-Opened easier
and closed tirmei steam at 90 36a8 20. Bulk
Meats-QnIet; shoulders s. 50 cash and buyer
March, short trlbat u IS; short clear 81 90.
Baeon=.Stcady with fair demand at IA
seed oll-steady at 8Sc. whisEy-Qulet but
Steauy At u ". '..
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sECoNn CLAsN MAIL MA1rEn


Sample copies Of publications Of second
class which utter May 1lth will be enti'
lied 10 transportation through the mail at
two cents per pound, are defined by the
Postottice Department to be copies sent to
persons not subscribers for the purpose oil
inducing them either to subscribe for or
to advertise in the, publication, or to
agents or ,persons desiring 10 become
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. Induce y act as agents, TO he used by
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tional advantages given them by law by
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their publications, ordered by advertisers
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ordering the same, as such copies are
third class matter.
NATIONAL LABOR CANDIDATES FOR SPEAKER.
The representatives OF the National
Labor party make II public comnupfrar
ton to the Republican and Democratic
members elect Of the House oE Represents
tives OF the Forty.si14h Congress, which
says:
ave propose to cooperate with you by
electing as Speaker either $. s Cox, OF
New York, or James Phelps, Of Connecti-
cut, W. D. Kelley or Hendrick B. Wright,
Of Pennsylvania, Thos. Ewing, Of Ohio,
Greenbury l.. Fort, Of ILL.,, Wm. II. Eel.
ton, Of Georgia; John NJ. Bright or II. G.
Young, Of Tennessee, Each Of whom by
their public record on financial, questions
has secured, the confidence Of bur eonstitu.
ents, or any other member Of the House, Of
the experience competent to conduct its
business, who by his previous adherence
to our principles has shown in their be.
half that he can rise above former politi'
cal atfiliatiOn,"
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New Orleans.

New 0RLEASs, March cofIee-scarce
and trtn; jobbing ordinary to prime at liza
leMc: Sugar-Duil; inferior to good common
4Aa5Nc;. common to good common 5I1a
hAc; yellow clarified GS<a715c. Molaxes-
Quiet and steady; fermenting 2Oa2Sc; common
IVaZ2G; fair Aa?6c Rice-Steady and III fair
demand; I'otItstana ordinary 10 CnOice 55sa
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PrrTsDuRoH, March 14.-PErRoLEuM-Very
quiet; crude at 81 08N at parkeFs for ship
tnent; refined s1Sc for Philadelphia delivery.
Oil Cry, March 14.-Market opened quiet
with S0Hc bid, advanced to SGXc; declined to
and closed at S8Ae. Shipments 5000 bar
rIels, averaging $1,000. Transactions 10000
barrels - IL n 4
LONDON, March i4-PEFROlEux = Refined
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-15

CHICAGO, March 14.-Howard, White,
Crowell 4 Co. of the Daily Commercial
Bulletin, haveissaed their tenth annualIre-
port of the pork packing operations In
Chicago. during the year ending March |,
1879. The following is q summary:
Summer packing, l,96S;79S hogs; aver.
age net weight 1871 l5.l00 pounds; yield OF
lard 81 20 100 pounds, against l,50S,026
hogs for the previous season; weight l9G
9.l00 pounds; yield OF lard 32l pounds.
Winter packing, 94&E5 hogs; weight DIS
27-l00 pounds; yield of lard A 44-l0O
pounds, against $50, ,2S5 hogs last year.
average weight 22S 37-ll0; yield al lard
80 6O.lOO, Grand. total ior ihe summer
and winter for the year ending March l,
1879, 4,0ll ,0l3 hogs. III
Productmadeduring the winter months.
sS95, $50 tierces lard; 972 barrels clearpork;
pig, ,S02 barrels mess pork !; 1855 barrels
NJ. 0. pork; $50 barrels prime mess
pork; s,s07 barrels family and back pork;
2,200 extra prime. Total Of all kinds,
2l9, ,2S2 barrels. Sweet picked hams,
l0S,32I tierces; green hams, l0,S5S, ,85L
lbs; dry salted llams, $685., ,2GS lbs; long
cut hams, 1891 $50 lbs; South Stafford:
shire hams 2,42a,aS6 lhsi other outs Of
hams, q, 90, ,5St ,ihs; sweet picked shoul.
dcrs, a,h9S tiemesi green and dry Salted
shoulders, 60,496,S39 lbs; rough sides,
204,G34 lbs; Cumberland sides, So, $50, ,0el
lbs; short rib sides, 63y825,6 ,626 lbs; long
rib sides, 03s,G0l lbs; short clear sides,
T,03l, ,744 lbs; long clear sidess 5l,l23,S70
lbs; South Staffordshire sides; 0,96G, ,S43
lbs; Strelfordt sides, t,S0S,925 lbs; Irish
cut sides, Sl3,402 lbs; Yorkshire sides,
27,470 lbs; Birmingham isides, 100000
lbs; Wiltshire sides, 1902 lbs; other
cuts Of sides, S7,503, ,46+; Singed bacon,
l,l65, lel lbs; bellies, 8, l06,877 lbs; backs,
7,l2O,h0S lbs; locks, LOIS lhsi pig tongues,
1901 barrels; grease, 0,6S3 paokages..