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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10
past ten years, as follows.

Steubenyille can now boast OF pilot
and boatmcns loafing association as well
as Pittsburgh and Wheeling. II is
probably not quite 50 large in point Of
numbers as either OF the others, but
they amply make up for this by spin
ming some OF the biggest yarns ever con-
ceivcd by the brain OF man. We are
happy to state that the association is in
healthy condition and growing daily.
Several new additions are expected in Il
few DAYS as soon as another packet or
two lays up, when the association will
be fully organized. A meeting will he
held at the usual place this evening"
Gu.,Ug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10

Steubenville accommodation leaves Bellaire Al
4.BP " Bridgeport az 500 and arrives az steu-
benville az 6.lS p. ".
Leaves Steubcuville 40 $50 A. ", Bridgeport
Al $50 A. ": arrive az Bcllairc 20 9.lo A. v.
The Strubtuville Accommodation, IN addlE1n
f1 their REGULAR "trip o. and from StcuhenNiiie
will make the following trips between Bcilairc
ami Martins Ferry 80
............... l.t6 p. ".
e, RsU4ir, ......ll 80 A. ".
" ................ .....-....- s.Al 7. n
stopping when required al sherman MOUSE
Efnayille West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
Tickets and baggage checks 70 all princ'pal
poiut, Inn the East and West can DC pr0cured az
he ticket Office I'm BRIDGEPORT F. X. MY EkS,
iurq General Passenger x Ticket Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10
Advertising Medium
It's the highest aim Of the proprcton -
ROOSTER ~ make II specially valuable asa
NEWS AND COMMERCIAL PAPER

1t receives regularly the TelYaphic De.
patches Of the Western Press Association aud
frequently Special Dispatches about maIteD Of
unusual interest In the gathering u The news
Of Local event. It, reporter are yisilani ani con
scientious. ElltDnLlly It seeks ~ Discus with
intelligence and candDr all public questions I'D
especially such A. vitality affect the Interest," Il
he people Of Wet Virginia
Politically. the REGIsTER hAs been rom
foundation. SIX teen ycap ago. sincerely attach q
W the principles Of the Democratic party. and
II has at no time failed 10 faithfully uphold
those principles and the party Organization
which supports them. But # l. solely on ~
mcrib A. public journal that II sseks support,
and upon these menu # doe ak the patronage
n Al. f.,.ttt..u, 4. "a tft..,.t ,.f.N.H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. co.

ON and after May l. l>79. Passenger Trains
will leave as fOllOws-Nheeling ume;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10

nal reports hog receipts 5000 head.
Shipments 400 head. Market steady
mixed packing s. SOFAS IS; light s. s.
al 90: choice heavy s. S0@ %.
Receipts 1900 head; ship
ments 300 head. Market dull; native
steers 81 3OG5 o.; Texans - 500
20.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Market
steady at 81 S0(d5 %.
Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, July 9.-Hogs-Demand
fair and market firm for light; heavy
dull and dropping; common S3 Goa
3 81; light 3 60(G3 SO; packing 3 70ld
90; butchers IS 9Old4 %. Receipts
2,4OO head; shipments $50 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10
II. IL. GRDAT,
Smith, Ha!deman & Chambers

Gen'l Passenger Agent,
n2n0OWeag kAhrAr CITY, no.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10

CHICAGO, July 9.-The Dr0ers' J0tn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-10
LIVE STOCK.

STATE Librarian.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
COAsTwIsn srEAn,,,,r,.

ERoMwLLL LlSE-FoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
OStcamship kNiCkERBOCkER will leave Saturday
July 49, ats r. NJ from pier North River. Insurance
effected vt onehalt per cent on our open policy.
Through bills OF ladng given to Mobile prime pal
points on the Mississippi aud Rod rivers.
REDUCED PASSAGE to New Orlcans-Cabn, $40;
s,esragc.sS2U Apply TO -
CLARK SEAMAN s8 West st.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL LINE DIRECT =
~ These first class will sail at 3 =. NJ from
pier l3 North River foot OF Cedar ST., for Havana direct
us foiIows-
Steamer MDIRO CASTLE. cdn sdty Jaly io
Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. " Wedncstay. July rs
For freight and passage thavng unsurpassed
dationsl apply TO
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE a CO., No 30 broadway
LAwTON BROS. Agents In Havana
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
ONE DOLLAR To BosroS

nNE DOLLAR To BOSTON
" ONE DOLLAR TO WORCESTER
Limited tickets, 81 Good supper tho boats for 5Oc.
Steamers OF the Norwich line same pier daily week
days. J. NJ sunday 40 T. NJ for Boston, Worcester,
Se and for Portland and the White Mountan daily,
cot saturdays
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

LNOR RONDOUT AND MISUNDERSTANDING AT
IL Cozzens tWest Point Cornwall. Newburg. Marlboro,
Milton. Pouphk.epsic Esopus connecting with Ulster aud
Delaware and waik Valley railroads Steamboat JAMES
W. BALDWIN and THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY ut
T. NJ, pier "a North River foot of Harrison St Except
Saturdays. when the steamer THOMAS CORNELL viii
leave at o'clock T. M connecting with evening
the Ulster and Delaware Railroad.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
EXCURSIONS.

I-A-CONEY ISLAND POINT DIRECT.
n. NORTON MURRAY'S WEST END HOTEL,
BRIGHTON, CABLES and the NEW PIER
The steamers ROSEDALE. IDLEWILD CHRYSTE-
NAH, RIVERDALE and SYLVAN DELL on SUNDAY.
July i3 will make excursions Coney Island Point
with Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad for
BRIGHTON. CABLES and also the nearest route 70 the
NEW PIER Ian ding passengers in the centre of all the
princ ipal attractions us foilows:-
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

NIETROpOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
N OPEN FROM $3.50 A. NJ. TO IL 4. NJ
RECTOR STNcarcst point Tor Wall street terry,
Meeting with ears for South ferry.
CORfLANDT sT-Nearcst point for Jersey City aud
Communipnw ferries
PARK PLACE-Nearest point for Post ofice City Hall
and Barclay street ferry to Ioboken.
CHAMBERS sr.-Nearest point for Pavonia and Eric
Railway ferries.
FRANKLIN ST.
GRAND ST.-Neares point for Desbrosses street ferry
60 Jersey city connecting with cars for Desbrosses and
East Grand street ferries.
BLEECKER Sr.-Connecting with for aud
sTiI sT.-Connecting with for Christopher street
aud East Tonth street ferries.
14TI ST.-Connectng with for East Twenty. third
aud Thirty-fourth street ferries.
23D Sr.-Connectng with for Twenty third street
ferry Jersey City and East street ferry for
Hunters Pout.
33D ST Connecting with cars for echawkcn ferry.
d2D Sr.--Connecting with New York Transfer Com
panyis cabs for Grand Central Depot.
bUrlI ST AND 9Th Av.
5STII SrSxth entrance to Central Park con-
MEETING with cars OF Belt Line Railroad
53D ST AND sTH AI., 9th ST. AND 0rH AV.. 72D
-; AND 9TH Av. sIsT ST. AND 9TH Av., V3D ST.
MD 9TH A 10TH ST AND 9TH Av. FOR UP
| moWN TRAINS take east side stations. FOR DOWN
| TOWN trains take west side stations.
Trains VIII run TO 5sth ST. aud 1h and 1o4th ST. aud
| 9th NV. alternately
| sunday trains from II 80 4. NJ. till II midnight
FARE TEN CENTS,
except between the hours of 80 and 80 A. NJ and and
| Z i. NJ when tho fare is cents
WILLIAM X. GARRISON, President
| NJ VAN BRocKtIN. Supcrin tendont
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

CMITiiis HOTEL COBLESKILL SCHOHARIE COUN-
Cty n. Yrweve hundred feet above tide water climate
unsurpassed Albany by boat then Albany and Susque-
Railroad ride from Albany terms ~ to
$40 per week EUGENE COFFIN, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

Excursion tickets to Coney Island Point 40 cents Ex-
cusion tickets Brighton via railroad 80 cents Single
fare Coney Island Point, % cents Single fare 20
Brighton. via rairoad ID cents Returning boats Will
Conev Island Point O:lu IL 20, IL 80 A. NJ;
20 30 30 20. 3:2O l. 80 30. q. 80 and 10
T. VI. The and 10 NJ boats from Coney Island Point
land AT Franklin and West 2Ith SITS only.
Returning trains will have close connections at
Copey Island Point for New York.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13


SIX MINUTES ride ears and landing opposite the
iron pier Cables and Brighton Beach. Trains
leave the Island with the
10 80 A. NJ aO 20, 90 aud 40 r. II. Excursion
tickets. include steamboat and cars 25c.
CONEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GROVE. STOPPING
Vat Bay Ridge and Bath.-Steamer BAY RIDGE will
leave tho Battery adjoning Staten Island fery 10 NJ
and 5l5 I. NJ, sundays.s IN For New York leave
Locust 45 A. NJ II 80 aud 8 :45 p VI. Sundays,
7P. NJ. Fare to Bath. Locust Grove and Coney Island
20c. round trip 35c
LNXCURSION PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Lrapidy chesply by the metropolitan Jop Print
ing ohce ~ Ann St Branch Office Ii Union square,
nectsd by telephone
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ISLAND CLAN BAKE AT
UPleasant Valley, N. j.. Wednesday, July l6. Bake
served Mt NJ slarp
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

CUNDAY AT LONG BRANCH. THE PLYMOUTH
ROCK makes two trips to-day SUNDAY. and every Sun
day. Sou hours Of leaving
CPECIAL.-MR HENRY DISTIN MAKER OF THE
celebrated DISTIN C0RNET will add to the musical at
forming bass solo. ''The Hunters Chorus" by
which he created much enthusiasm the Paris Exhi-
bon On the afternoon trip, Presentation Of Cornet
ARTHUR BENT, leader OF the Marine Band.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

GUNNER RESORT ON THE CATSKILLS.-MAPLE
Nl~oye House situated in beautiful grove. aiforing
shade at all times of day For full particulars address
JAMES BROWN Tannersville, Greene county, n. \.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

CEA CLIFF HOUSE, "a MILES FROM NEW ioish
Cby with its cool good table, nm,
boating. bathing fishing and pleasant drives now open 81
cheap prices capacity 900 VI. IL CLINION. ffoPretoF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25
ECZEMA ON THE SCALP, BREAST, AND
LIMBS CURED.

Messrs. Heeks d. Potter: Gentlemen.-I cannot
refrain from adding my debt OF gratitude to y0t
FOR having placed within my reach The wonderful
CUTlCuKA REMEDIES, which have rendered unne
cessary all further experiment Of phrscihEs and IL
q remarkably short space OF lime have rid me of
lnathsome disease. | dispensed with al! physician:
Two years ago. believing they did me no good. The
CUTICURA has stopped This unsatisfactory expense
even If II necessary and had the courage any
longer 10 follow their advice, and brought the long
looked for cure and Happiness.
have been afflicted with Eczema or Salt Rheuni
on my scalp. breast. and limbs for five years, during
which time have been under the treatment OF PHI!
siciaus or ut mineral springs, or taking some Kind
of medicine. ! have been treated by Drs. -, OF
=: DR.. -, of -, and visited sulphur springs,
and taken numbers OF patent medicines all without
the t:,intcSt approach TO a cure.
April 1st lat began the use of CUTlCCRA, which
was Immediately successful Ill my case, entirely
curing me. have not had Il clean scalp for fifteen
wears until the use OF the cUTICURA entirely healed
it. aud lr IL clean and healthy. The other parts OF
my body were affected In more argra, ated form,
but are now completely healed believe myself
completely cured. | shall ontlhue the CCTIctRA
us directed, for its wonderful action
on the stomach and bowels and cooling influence Oh
The blood. 1t will afford pleasure, as have done
in many cases TO urge the afflicted 10 use these wo-
G.rful remedies.
Yours &c. STEPHEN CROWELL.
NEW BEDFORD, Sc3lcmb,r 80, 1875.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25
The Fever.
no NEW CASES Up TO 10 A. NJ.

NO NEW CASES Up III ~ y. VI.
MEMPHIS, September 24-10 4. Mo
new cases have been reported. Four deaths
nave occurred since last night-Mark NJ.
O'Bryan. H. d. Bracken, l.. Ross, and
Charles Warden. The weather is cloudy
and threatening.
Noon.-Sevcn cases have ben reported
r. S. Lawrence, Charles Breckcr, Alice
Rotwcll. James Moss, William Carter, Ida
Carter, and three cplorcd. Two additional
deaths have occurred-A. Solomon, Billy
Williamson (coloredl. Frederick Harpman
is diving. Liltleton Penn remains in crit
ica condition.
THE QUESTION OF INTRODUCING LOOSE COTTON.
NASHVILLE, September 24.-President
Plunkett. of the State Board OF Health, re-
ceved telegram last night from John
johnson, superintendent OF quarantine at
Memphis, stating that Injunction would be
granted against the rule prohibiting the in
PRODUCTION Of loose cotton; that the best
legal talent would be of no avail, as the case
must be removed to the Supreme Court or
before another Judge, and asking for ill.,
structionS. PIunkett replied: "lf no law
yer can he obtained to resist the application
for Injunction you are directed to appear
Yourself before the court rs attorney OF the
Board to pursue such course as in your
Judgment the facts in the case may warrant.
ATTORNEYS here will advise tomorrow morn
ing what steps we shall take afterwards"
THE MEMPHIS BOARD OF HEALTH ENJOINED.
WASHINGTON, September 24.-Judge Gal
Iowav granted at Memphis to-day the in
junction restraining the Board OF Health
from preventing the bringing Of seed-co'ton
into Memphis. The Board Of Health an
nources that before abandoning the works
around Memphis it will watch the effect Of
tho inilnrti0n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25
There was no betting against Rowell.

THE STATE OF AFFAIRS AT 10 P. II.
NEW YORK, September 24.-The popular
interest seems to be increasing, and throngs
haunt the scene of the tournament. Con-
slant clapping of hands and stamping of
feet is kept up. Numbers Of bouquets and
horse-shoes were showered on the pedes-
trians during the evening.
Guyon's pace continues good, but RoWell
keeps bis lead, and the efforts to close the
gap seem rather to widen it. at the end OF
the siyty-seventb hour he had made 29o
miles and laps, which left him just o.
miles behind Blower Browns best time on
record, made in London. Hart, the co!ored
boy, has taken to running, and is working
to close up the gap between himself and
Hazael. Weston is doing some rapid WORK,
and fits around the track at quick pace.
He seems to look more for gaining applause
for occasional bursts than for decreasing
Rowelps lead of nearly sixty miles. Ennis
is falling behind, owing to nausea. Hazael
seems lame, but maintains an astonishing
gait. He got one lap ahead OF Gnyon at 10
O'Clock, and thus took the third place in the
race. He is rapidly oyerhauling Merritt,
who has the second place. a. LA
Rowell turned bis S00th mile at 6:47aP,
NJ. and the applause Was terrific and lasted
for several minutes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY,, September "a. 1879

WEDNESDAY,. September "a. 1879.
state Virginia l0-40'>. 49ia bid. 5O,5
gaia consos. new. % bid: Virginia deferred. So
asked Virginia tax-rccelrahle coupons, So. bid
81 asked.
frtg ,fc,,rifiss- Richmond city S.. j. and j.,
I23 pa; Richmond city 6'S. j. aud j.. 1O7 bid ;
lIyHchbur@ city e.. j. and j lOl BID: Norfolk
city water s., VI. aud ", III bld, 125 asked;
% asked.
R0iiroad Bonds.-virgnia Central Railroad third
mortgage 6'S }. and j.. O0l: bid, 1919 asked:
Virginia Central Ralroad nGn-morrgage IS. j. and
j., LOG bid, 107 asked: Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage SIS. }. and j.. 3 bid: Petersburg Rail-
road second mortgage S's. and j.. 10 bid: Allan
tic. Mississippi and ohio Railroad certificate. lOl
bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road mortgage SIS. j. aud j.. los bid: orange and
Aexandria Railroad first mortgage c., VI. and
NJ % bid: Orange and Alexandria Railroad third
mortgage S., NJ. ana ": Ct bid Orange. AK
andria and Manassas Railroad first mortgage Is.
j. and j., 81 bid: Richmond and DnyiIc Rail
mont Railroad first mortgage S's, A. aud o.. | g
asked: Richmond York River aud Chr.apcakc
Railroad first mortgage SIS, D., and j., lO0& bid.
Is, % bid Oh asked: G.. {. ana 4. Railroad Sc.
cond mortgage rs. 74.@ bid 70 asked.
Rattrodn stocks Ch"saprakc and ohio Il. ilrnad,
burg Railroad. 100 par, 50 a.kc: Richmond.
fretcr. ckshurc an0 Potomac Railroad, per cent.
guaranteed. 100 par. 92% bid; Connection RAFT
road stock. 20 par. 60 bid; Richmond and DanviIle
Railroad. 100 par. 10 bid. - asked Scahoar1 ami
Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, l0n par: % hil o
par, SSS asked: Painters National. l0Dpir. 100
bid. 1l4h asked; Merchants AMI Planters Savings,
23 par, ~ bid, - asncd; Citizens Bank 20 par,
IL: asked.
Insurance Comp0nics.-virglnia Fire and NJ
rne. % par 81 bid, 35.. asked: Virginia State.
% par, 2S:s bid: VIrsnia Home 100 pIr. 90 bid
100 asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 90 par 50
bid.
MsceUaneous-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany. 100 par, $50 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

AN EXCURSION STEAMER RUN DOWN AND ONE
HUNDRED PERSONS LOST.
LONDON, September ga dispatch from
Dover to the Press Association says: - 1t is
rumorcd that the excursion steamboat I'm
daunted, from Pamsgate for Isle OF Wight,
has been run down. and all on board-about
one hundred pcrSoDS-haYe been lost.o
THE PRESENT CRIsIs-EARLY MEETING OF
PARLIAMENT PROBABLE. &C.
LONDON, September 2l.-Arrapgements
are pro@reSSin" for maSs-meetin@ ut Hyde
Park Saturday to consider the present grave
crisis, to denouncc the Governments reck-
less incapacity, and to demand an imme
date appeal 10 the country. The Govern
mept seriously contempiateS Summoning
Parliament early in November. No def
mite conclusion has been reached, as there
has not yet been Il meetn" OF the Cabinet.
The notices Of per cent. reduction OF
the wages OF cotton operatives at Vivian, az
fecting 5000 TO 10000 persons. will expire
to- day. The question OF a strike or accept
ance Of the terms has been referred to the
parent union at Manchester. and work will
be suspended until tie decision is made
known.
ANOTHER STRIKE.
The workmen at ConSett, Jarrow, Stock
ton, and Hartlep0ol, have struck against
the award of Dir. Dale, the arbitrator in the
great dispute in the North OF England and
Cleveland iron trade, he having decided
that she wages OF some special class Of ope-
ratiyes shall be reduced 12S per cent. In
stead OF 10 per cent, as was claimed by the
masters.
Ireland.
BELFAST BUsISEss-HorSES BURNED.
BELFAST, September 24.-The business
houses OF Devlin i Co., druggists; Mortl-
mer d Sons, umbrella-makers; McGonigal
g. Mack and Young & Anderson, wholesale
warehouse-men. have been burned; inyolf'
ing loss of 100000. ,.,s...
Scotland.
& ACTIVITY IN PIG-IRON.
GLASGOW, September 24.-Tbe ,pig-iror
market Is active, and prices are higher thar
at any time in the past eighteen months.
ass France, ~
END OF THE ORLBAsIsT AND LEaiTINlsr
sasfa 5.@sss1a FUSION. q III
PARIS, September 24.-M. Herne, editor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


WEDNESDAY, September ri. 1879.
The number of breaks today comprised AS
hogshcaas and 20 rerceS. The offerings III auction
on Change we've rs packages; Of which number AZ
were sold at prices ranging from $l.o0 to $3.50.
The following are The quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
L,,g&.-C on!'non, S2.30Ms3; medium, s3G
LcGE-Con,mom, S5m:5.50: medium, *G@$G.5o;
good: $7m<7.5o; hnc, slo@Sl2.3u; extra line
$l3.50mSl5. .-. .,,..,.
S4.50M$G good, sGGt*1 80; line. S7Ge9.
DARK ops-MASUFACTURISG.
Lug Fiiers.-comm3n, S3(9Sl; medium. $50
ISaf FIii.rs.-C ommon. s5a $3.50: medium. : 7
pSs.5O: good, S9m$lo.5O: line, SlIm$l2 50 !;
Wrappsrs-Common. S7m$e 80: medium, 50
Ms9.50: good. SlOGLS 5000: tine. Sl3MSl4; eX-
ira, sI1.504&12; extra sun-curcd SlSGg923.
BRIGHT GooDs-MAHCFACTuEISG
SmoherS.-C0mnon. S5GG$7;. medium. $500
$40: good. sl2m$ 1880: fine. $2o@ $50.
FiHerS.-Common, E5mSG: medium. S7MS9:
good, SI0taSl2: fine Sl3GLSl5.
VrupperS.-Connon, :l2msl3; medium, 81 8
S25: good. S3o@$40; fine, S45VS5o; fancy, $50
N4hogany MISUNDERSTANDING, S15GSlS :;
mr,lu!m. S2O61s25; good, S30a$I0; fine, :45@
$50; extra, SG0@575.
WESTERN GOODS.
LuG FiLlers.-Old dark, S3(gt.5n.
Left Fitlpgs.-COmnlon 10 medium, S4ISG; good
- L rn'G ITortiug.-New dark, s2.5O@S3.
JsTt StsmuiHG.-New dark. itGS7.
H1S0n County.-Sew common 10 good filters. 81
dsl0.
REMARKs.-There has been no material change
In The above quotations for several weeks. lAe
market Is Il little weak for AL grades OF illerS-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 7I0 bushels: OF which l2 BUSH
els were re-pyhibi.eh. Red, 3 s. o bushels.
CORN.-Fhite, 1854 bushels. Mred, 1.S4G
bushels.
OATS.-l94 bushels.
MEAL.-54 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Vhjts. 800 bushels prime III Sl25 ;
274 bushels very good III Sl.25: "a bushels good
al 81 30; 20 bushels good at Sl.2J: IL bushels
very good ut Sl26-total, 600 bushels. Rel, 80
bushels very good German amber vt 1927: 102
bushels very good Lancaster ut : "a: / = bushels
very good Lancaster al 81 %; 274 bushels very
good LaucaS or on private Terms: 81 bushels prime
Lancaster III %: 81 bushels Lancaster 1T is :;
900 bushels prime Lancaster ut SIPS: 30 bushels
good Lancaster AZ ! l.2O: 100 bushels common
Lancaster at SI.l2: 300 bushels very good Iancas-
ter at S1.27: 326 >hcls very good tuItz private
terms: lS4 bushels very good Filiz III SIG: IL
bushels common FnliZ aI 81: ~ bushels common
Fultz ut 10: so bushels common FuIZ ~ 81. 10;
252 bushels prime FultZ ut $40: l34 bushels
very good Fuiiz n 81 30: 200 bushels good Fultz
At 20; SIS bushels good Fulz AT Sis: 80 BUSH
els COOL tnltZ at Sl.l9: ~ bu>hel3 good FullZ al
Sl.i7: Is buhr!s very good Futz ut IL 20 80
bushels mixed ut SIG: 81 bushels mixed at
SI.2U-tDfa 3.1S2 bushels.
CORN Jghite, 900 bushels pr'Hc ut 56c.: 304
bushels very good on private icrns-tOIal 1.3O4
bushels Uired 9G bushels prime at SEC: 400
bushels al see: 400 bushels on private terms
total. 500 bu.h cS.
OATS.-3S bushels very good mixed ut 4Oc.: rs
bushels common spring III 32c.; - DA-hc!s very
good spring at Sic; 30 bushels prime winter 1T
42c-tutal. 1874 bushels.
A1EAL.-JI bushels prime country 1t t3c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25
Political.
THE READJCSTERs DECLINE 4 DISCUSSION IN
NORFOLK-COL0NEL CAMERON MAKES A
rrouurrYeTJr cpEFru

THE READJUSTERs DECLINE 4 DISCUSSION IN
NoRF0LK-COLoNEL CAMERON MAKES A
coMMUNIsTIC SPEECH.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, September 24.-The Re-
adiusters beld their meeting tonight at Me-
chanics Hall. Tie numbers present were
about one fourth Of those who attended the
last meeting OF the Debt-Payers. Colonel
William Z. Cameron made the most COM
munistic speech ever made in Virginia. 1t
has Thoroughly aroused the indignation OF
the people OF this city, and will make many
votes for the McCulloch bill. The Con-
servatives proposed discussion, but the
Regulators declined, as they generally do.
NOMINATION OF GENERAL F1TZ. LEE.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
FREDERICKSBURG, September 24.-General
Fitz. Lee was to-day unanimously noml-
mated by reclamation for the Legislature by
Stafford and King George county delegates.
His election is certain.
MASSACHUSETTS PRoHIB1Tl0N1sTs.
BOSTON, September 24.--Thc State Pro-
hibition Convention met to-day and nomi-
mated Rev. Daniel &. Eddy, OF Hyde Park,
for Governor, and Timothy kcral for Lieu
tenant-Governor.
A resolution inviting the cooperation OF
women in the work of the party was warmly
discussed. Quite number OF delegates
opposed the Introduction Of the woman'S-
suffrage question. One delegate, Mrs. l.. NJ
Warner, objected to the resolution OIL the
ground that women had work to do before
being entitled 10 vote. The resolution,
however, was passed by rising vote.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, September PA Demo.
cratic Convention WAS held this morning
and nominated for City Treasurer, J. Davis
Page; Register, Mills Thomas (Grecnback-
err; Sheriff, Samuel Hartranft VouX. The
committee also sustained these nominations
TAMMANY ORGANIZING.
INV YORK, September 24,-The commit.
tee OF fifteen appointed by the Syracuse
ShakSpeure-Hall Convention has established
Headquarters at St. Nicholas. The com.
mittee will direct thorough State oreaniZa-
ton Of the Democracy favorable to the
election OF its ticket, beaded by John Kelly
for Governor, and will issue an address next
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