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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10
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NEw YORK, October 9.--FlOur-Dull; (;
receipts 30 900 barrels; superfine western
and State - OOa5 40; common To
good - JO,aG co; good 10 choice 81 10
Cdy7 80; white wheat extra - jOtaGOO;
extra Ohio - 1901 -; St. Louis - 90
al -; Minnesota patent process - Jga
g 40. Whcat--Strong; receipts 52j,OO
bushels; ungraded spring 81 lSC@l %;
No. 3 spring 81 221@l 23l; No. 2 81 284
al 2S; ungraded winter red 81 2G1
/ 35J: No. 3sl 2i@l 2g; No. 2 amber
81 3jCa,I 81; No. 81 36lG1 ] 37!; ungraded
white 81 81; No. 81 3ifaJl 80; No. do
sales "a OO bushels, at 81 Bl(aIl 81;
No. . red. seller October, sales $4,000
bushels. at 81 36to,l 81; seller NOvem-
her. sales 232, 900 bushels, at VI 37tGg
! 81; seller December, sales 90, 900
bushels, at Il 3ytCDl I0t .Rye-tluiet but
firm; No. . western size. Barley
Steady Malt-Quict. Corn-Denand
active; receipts 407 900 bushels; un-
graded 5jCa5jIc; No. . 5jCg55ic; round
yellow 59c; low mixed SIC; No. = seller
October ji.c bill, SIC asked; seller No
yembcr jjic bid, SIC asked; seller De-
ccmber 56Sc bid, sic asked. Oats-ln
fair demand; receipts 10000 bushels; ;
western mixed 39(a39.c; white western
il@,42c. Hay-Fim and unchanged.
Hops-strong; yearlings 7Cslsc; new
eastern 2S(d3ic; new western Jta:i)c:
New York State 2S,a.}fc. Coliee-Steady
and in fair demand. Sugar-tlniet but
firm; fair 10 good refining 6ifs7lc.
MOlasses--Firm. Rice-Steady and in
fair demand Petroleum-strong; Uni.
tel S9l69jc; refined Tic; crude Gta7c.
TallOw-Firm at G.Gg9-l5c. ROsin-
Nominally unchanged. Turpeniine-
Firmer at JOlc. Egys-Qniet but steady;
western S(pl0c. Beef-Quiet. Cut Meats
Strong and unchanged. IArd-De-
mand fair and market firm prime steam
81 -. Butter-Dull and unchanged.
Cheese - Heavier; western 7C17!c.
Whisky-Firm at 81 10.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, October Wheat Easier;
No. white Michigan 81 -; No. 2 81 10;
amber Michigan spot and seller October
81 %; seller November 81 2i!; No: 2
red winter spot 81 25i; seller October
81 %; seller November 81 24t; seller
December 81 PSI; No. 3 red 81 l1i; No.
9 amber Illinois 81 "a. Corn-Steady;
high mixed 43;c; No. 2 white 4Ic; No.
43Ic; rejected 43lc. Oats--Quiet; No.
9 30ic. Rye-No. &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Proceedings of the Board of
Commissioners.

SYRACUSE, October 9.-At the session
of the American Board OF Commission
erS Of Foreign Missions it was stated
that the board has received and ex-
pended from the beginning about SlI,-
100000; has organized not far from 800
churches, with about $1,000 cOmmuni-
cants; has sent out 500 ordained mis-
sionaries and about 25O unmarried lady
missionaries. They Rave reduced to
writing 26 languages, have issued in
IS languages upwards OF $500 diff
icrent educational and religious publi-
cations and have had under In
struction more than 100000 pupils.
About 100000 of unevangelized are
reckoned as falling to the care OF the
American Board.
Resolutions were adopted to put the
whole OF the Otis legacy into the mis-
sionary work at the earliest moment,
and that the exploration Of Central
Africa be continued and the new mis-
sion established.
The officers Of last year were unani-
mOuSly reelected.
The next place OF meeting is Lowell,
Massachusetts.
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Movements of the Presidential Party.

SANDUSKY, October 9.-The President
and Mrs. HAYES, who have been in this
city quietly visiting at the home of an
old friend, left this forenoon for Clyde,
where they passed the day attending
the annual fair at that place, and
meeting the people of the Pres
ident'S home neighborhood. About
five thousand people were on the
grounds. After being conducted through
the several halls and departments ofthe
exhibit, the President briefly addressed
the people on the increased production
of the country and the prosperity aris-
ing from its varied and intelligent
farming. The President and Mrs Hayes
manifested a lively interest in the
various exhibits. The visit was attend
cd with but little attempt at a displyy OF
a public character, and at ! o'clock the
President returned to fremont, where
he now expects to remain quietly rest
ing until Thursday of next week, when
he will return to Washington by way of
Colombus, stopping off there for day.
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KENTUCKY JUSTICE.
Probable Action of the Court of
ADDeaIs I'm the BufOrd Trial.

LExISGToN, ny, October 3 The
probable action Of the Court OF Appeals
in the case of Tom BuiOrd is interesting
a great many people in this State. Col.
John A. Prall, one Of Bufords counsel,
stated to-day that when the case was
called on Tuesday it was continued until
Thursday, To give the Judges time to
consult as to what they should do. Col
onel Pralrs opinion is that the Judges
will send To the Governor ccrtl-
iicate, setting forth their ineli-
gibility to sit in the case on the
ground OF personal interest in the re-
suit, giving TO the language of the Con-
stitution it brOadest construction. They
will send with the certificate paper
giving the reasons influencing them To
adopt this course. IL Is not known who
will be selected To compose the court in
the event OF special court being APP
pointed On this head Governor Black
barn saws his mind is made up, and he
wants no further suggestions from any
body. lie is ready, however to listen 10
argument as To his Constitutional
authority 10 Great special court. The
probability is that the certificate ot the
Judges will be accepted rs conclusive.
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Fine Sheep.

WelI-burg Herald.
Mr.. G.. II. Baall the boss wool grower
of our county, sold to Mr.. Il. W. Cope,
of SmithhrlI, Ohio, ON saturday last,
twentv-seveu sheep said 10 be the finest
that ever left Brooke county. They were
vearlings and lambs Of the improved
Spanish Mcriuo breed, noted not only
for their heavy "wrinkles, hut Tor the
excellent quality Of their wool. We
noticed them starting Tor Jefferson
comfy. We could not ascertain the
tigurrs but they will no doubt attract
the attention of sheep rai>crs over there.
In is needless for Us To say that Mr..
Ralll is the most extensive wool grower
i'm our county. There seems to be a
bo,ming demand for extra sneep.
Among other sales MIR. Bcall recently
sold a half interest i'm one buck lamb Tor
the neat sum OF $50.
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Died.

PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-George Il.
Young, father OF John Russell Young
and OF James Rankin Young, well known
journalist, died this morning.
SAN FRANCISCO, October Sin con-
sequence OF the death OF his father in
Philadelphia, John Russell Young has
left the Grant party, and will start over
land Friday morning.
WASHINGTON, October 9.---Fred kroell,
a clerk in the Treasury for eighteen
years. and son of the late Rev. A..
krocll, of Cincinnati, died of dropsy
last night. Interment Will take place at
Cincinnati on Sunday.
ROCHESTER, October 9.-Edward Sc
guin Singer died, to-day.
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Benehct1rs.

When a board Of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some well known val
liable remedies. the most wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such wide range Of diseases that
most all other remedies could be dis
pensed with, many were sceptical; but
proof of Its merits by actual trial has dis
PEELED all doubt, and to-day the discov-
erers OF that great medicine, Hop Bit
tiers, are hOnored and blessed by all as
beneiactors.
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Fifteen Thousand Dollars Reward.

CHICAGo. October 9.-General Mana
yer Mullin, Of the Chicago and Alton
railroad, will tomorrow offer = reward
of So. 600 ior the arrest OF the gang Of
train robbers who last night stopped
the Chicago and Alton train and ritied
the express safe at Greendale, Mo. A
propOrtionate part Of the amount will be
given for the capture of a part of the rob
hers. Although the loss falls entirely
on the express company, the railroad
authorities are determined 10 prevent
anv recurrence of this outrage and break
up the band OF outlaws who perpe-
trated il.
The United States Express COmpany'S
officials here state that the company's
loss bv the robbery of their safe at Glen
dale, will not exceed sixty thousand dol
lars. There was cash TO that amount in
the safe, but the rest of the valuables
were not negotiable. General Manager
McMullin of the Alton road, discredits
the assertion that the band are the
James brothers gang. He saws that the
sheriff of Jackson county, Missouri, Is
after the outlaws and on the track OF
eight Of them, with the prospect OF get
ting them tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10
THE FEVER.
Ten New Cases Yesterday.

MEMPHIS, OCtsber 9.-Ten cases in all,
seven white and three colored, We're re-
ported to-day. Among the number are
w. III. Wendell, Malachi Radigan and
Martha Loeder. No deaths since noon.
Weather warm anu cloudy; thermome-
ter ranged between 20 and 81.
The following whites were supplied
with nurses: Mrs. Steele, Eugene Is
slenger, ESau Ferrel and Mrs. Martin.
Judge Eldridge will render his decis-
ion IN the injunction case on Saturday.
A dispatch from Harrison, Miss, says
that all who were sick have died.
The donations to the Howards to-day
aggregated 81 ,030.
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THE WALKING MATCH.
In the Lead-Only Thir-
teen Contestants Remain.

New YORK, October AT 3 o'clock
the score stood: Allen, sos; Bran,
1893; Brady, 302; Curran, 302; Faber,
325; Howard, 300; Mckee, 220; Maho-
ney, 297; Murphy, 339; Pierce, pol ;
Russell, 800; Spellacy, 500; Walker, 29S.
New YORK, October 9.-Score at 9
p. NJ: Allen, 3l7; Bran, POS; Briody,
3l5; Curran, 30S; Faber, 333; Howard,
3lS; Mckee, 224; Mahoney, 307; Muir
ply, 50; Pierce, 269; Russell, 3O6; Spell
lacy, S2l; Walker, 3O4.
At lOP. NJ. the score stood: Allen,
$50; Bran, 2l6; Broidy, S2l; Curran,
S2l; Faber, $40; Howard, 326; Mckee,
232; Mahony, 3l6; Murphy, 1868; Pierce,
27O; Russell, 32l; Spellacy, SS4; Walker,
9o0
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MURDERER HUNG.
HU UNIII4INI1IN HO MO
Another MOllie Mcguire Pays
the Penalty of His Crimes.

SuNBURY, Pa, October 9.-Peter Nc
Manus, a Mollic Mcguire, was hanged
to-day for the murder OF Coroner Hcsser
in 1874. John O'Neil, sentenced to be
hanged at the same time, was reprieved.
About 400 people assembled in the Jail
yard and an immense crowd in the
streets. On the scaflold McManus' at
tornev said to him; 1--WE want you to
say now, as your dying declaration,
whether the statement you made to us
is true or not?" McManus replied that
it was correct. The drop fell at ll:54
and in fifteen minutes he was cut down.
In his statement he eXonerates O'NeilI
and himself and implicates Canning
and Rhodes, two OF the commonwealth
witnesses, in the murder.
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Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 10, 4.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clearer or partly cloudy weather. with
winds mostly from south to west and
stationary, followed by lower tempera-
ture or higher barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region clear or
partly cloudy weather, with variable
winds, mostly south, nearly stationary
temperature and barometer.
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Cincinnati Exposition.

CINCINNATI, October 9.-TO-day is
Cincinnati's day ut the Exposition.
Trains on all the roads came loaded
with guests. The Chamber OF Com
merce and numerous public offices
were closed in honor OF the day. The
total attendance at the Exposition last
night was 35S,0O0. 1t is thought the
receipts will reach 100000. -sa. p.
CIScINNATI, October 9.-The attend
ance at the Exposition to-day, as record
ed by the turnstiles, was 81 ,097, the
largest day of the season. Total attend
anee TO date 39S, ,7Oo. The Exposition
closes on Saturday and has been the
most successful OF any ever held here.
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DRY GOODS.


Ngw YORR. October 9.--Dry Goods -
Business light with cotton goods com
mission houses, and prints remain
quiet. Ginghams less active, and the
demand for dress gools has been
checked by the prevailing warm wealth
or. Light weight clothing and wOolens
in good demand by the clothing trade.
Flannels and blankets doing fairly. The
Buiiotin says Aliens fancy prints will be-
reduced 10 H. tD-InOrrOW.
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The Columbus Tournament.

CoLUMBUS, October 9.-Thc military
and band tournament closed to-day.
The Reed band of the Cincinnati or
eheStra, took the first prize Of $1,000,
and the barracks band, Of Columbus,
took the second prize Of $500. The
ChickaSaw Guards, OF Memphis, took
the first prize for the best drilled com.
pany, and the Governors Guards, OF
this city, took the second prize, same as
ahnNn.
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PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION
Reception of Governor Mathews

special Dispatch TO the Register.
PITTSBURGH, October Ex-Governor
Mathews and Colonel Campbell visited
the Exposition tonight in charge OF
a committee OF prominent business men.
At the Exposition the Governor was
introduced to the crowd by Manager
Young and made neat speech, which
was we'll received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10
AUSTRIA.
Count Andrassy,s Resignation

VIENNA, October 9.---COunt An
drassy, in taking leave OF the officials of
the foreign office, begged them to sup
port Baron Haymeile, who he said
upheld the same opinion as himself, and
added that he believed the danger which
had threatened the monarcy had been
averted and that a time Of quiet regu-
larity may be expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10

THERE'S no mistake, that one-half the
spasms and cramps in children are the
result of worms, and even adults are
frequently treated under mistake, while
the genuine seat Of the disease is worms.
Try cdr. c. McIane's Celebrated Nermi-
fnge," taking great care to see "Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh, " on the label, and you
will learn q great secret.
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Chicago Exposition.

CHICAGO, October 9.-As the close OF
the season approaches excursions to the
Interstate Industrial Exposition grow
more numerous, and the city attend
ance increases largely.
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Exports of Petroleum.

WASuINGroN, October 9.-The Chief
OF the Bureau OF Statistics reports that
the exports OF petroleum and petroleum
products from the United States during
August, 1879, amounted TO 46,397,176
gallons. valued at =. .63O.lO2.
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Strike Of Railroad Freighters

BUFFALO, October 9.-The freight
hands at the large transfer house OF the
Lake shore and New York Central
roads at East Buffalo, struck for higher
wages to-day. Considerable excitement
nreYalls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10

WASHINGTON, October 0.-The Treas
uTy Department has arranged with the
various express companies to transport
all shipments of fractional silver 10 par
ties ordering it, at Government contract
rates.
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Chicago.


CHICAGO, October 9.-The DrOrtrs'
Journal reports hog receipts p, 900 head :
shipments 1900 head. Market opened
steady and ruled strong on choice heavy
and light, but soon became weaker.
Mixed packing 5@l0c higher and dull
at 81 30G3 90; choice heavy y 65@
3 %; light bacon 50 60d3 %.
Cattle-Receipts 400 head; ship
ments 1000 head. Good strong at
81 OOld5 90; Shipping steady at S3 SOFA
3 20; butchers slow and easier; stock
ers generally unchanged; western and
through Texans steady at s. 56@3 30,
chiefly 81 60l62 30
sheep - Receipts 1900 head; no
shipments. Market moderately active
and steady at g 1904 3j; MeXicans = 80.
Baltimore.
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Prairie Fire

CHICAGO, October "a dispatch from
Dubuque says the damage by prairie
fires around ChoCkeefonda and Newell,
Iowa, is estimated at $4,000.
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GERMANY.
Iron for America.

BERLIN, October g.-lt is reported that
sixty thousand hundred weight OF rails
have recently been bought in Germany
fOr the United States.
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ENGLAND.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

LONDON, October "a boiler eNplO-
sion in the dyeworks at Halifax, this
morning, killed six men. 1t is believed
that others are dead in the ruins.
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CHILL
Reported Capture of the Peruvian Fleet

LONDON, October 9. - Private tele-
grams say that the whole OF the Peruvian
fleet has been captured, but they are
believed to be exaggerated and based on
the first reports concerning the capture
OF IlusSCar.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 7 Per Cent.-Govern-
ments Quiet-fIour 0ulI-wheat
Active and Higher
Hogs Dull.
FIN ANCE.

NEW YORK, October 3. - MoSEY -
Active at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5GS! per cent. Sterling exchange
at 4Sl! sight exchange on New York
Asst.
SILyER-At London 81 l-l6d; bar
silver here ll2i; subsidiary silver coin
I(GJl per cent. discount.
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J. ). PENNINGTON,
A. W. HUDsoN,
CHAS. NEWMAN,
j. II. =. VOORHEES,.
DELNoRTE, October 9

To GOrenOr Ptt0:
Ii YOU will give j. Z. Galloway and
Antelope Park authority To recruit,
mount and arm forty men 70 hunt In
dians frontier fashion you will have a
more efficient force than five companies
Of regulars. They will 90 light, fast and
effective, and their intimate knowledge
Of the country will be- a great advantage.
| am here 20 carry out any orders you
NAV wish.
TSignedl J. l.. PENNINGTON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10

The arrivals Of cattle during The week
amounted to 6,477 head, against 1892
last week and 1867 head the correspon-
ding week Of last year, and the sales
during the week amounted TO 3, 722 head, f,
against 3,459 last week and 2,053 head
the corresponding week of last year, and
Upra aS iOlloWs.
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Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4
prfpTtsrs gTNTF MANnAX

Reeves ...............,.. G,i57
sheen and Lam ....................... Il, 20
swine 6,I2S
Total '''' lnnnl
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET To-
DAY.
Very best on sale.iO-day ..........o.... i's@5l-
That generally mied first quality. az
Medium or good fair qualify. 2Ad%ts
Ordy thin steers, oxen and cows. lhH2i4
Extreme range Of prices. ........... 254a5's
Most OF the sales were from........- 3 gi
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE REPORTED FROM.
Virginia, 2,l77; Ohio, ,ll6; West Vir-
ginia, 5000; Tennessee, lOi. Total sales,
6,477
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Base Ball
LIVE STOCK.

ALBANY, October 9.-Albanys, 9;
BOStOnS, I.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.
REMARKS.

With another decrease in the number
oi the receipts and the same indifferent
quality, generally, As last week all the
dealers report slow market, there being
no Eastern demand for stock OF any
kind, the home butchers being the only
BUYERS on the market. We quote butch
ers' sheep at 3i@14i cts. lambs, 3C44
cts, and stock sheep, as to kind and
quality, 81 5OCa2 30 per head.
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C.xCISsAIi, October 9.-Hogs-Dull; (;
common g OOCd3 IS; light g 45CG3 20;
packing 3 4OCd,3 65; butchers 8 100
So. Receipts 2,loO head; shipments
305 head.
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PTTrsBURGH, October 9.-Petrolcum-
Excited; crude at m!c at Parker's for
immediate shipment refined 7!c Tor
Philadelphia delivery.
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MICH cows.

The market for good Cows continues
fair Prices, S20@45 per head as TO
quality.
SWINE.
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PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET To
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-08-28
The Deem Sea.
per.

Alta recent meeting of the Christiana
Society of Science, Robert Collett stated
that the deep-water fishes collected dur
ing the last Atlantic expedition amount
ed to thirty-three species and proved to
be of great interest to science, as the
fish had, with few exceptions, been
taken from depths from which no
Arctic fishes had previously been OBJ
tanned. The apparatus employed was
the so called trawl net. constructed on
the same principle as that employed by
the English fishermen on Doggersbank.
Fish were taken up with that apparatus
from depths of l 400 and 1900 tathoms.
Five species proved to be entirely new
to science, and it was necessary to
classify one of them under new ge-
nus. This was caught at depth of
1000 fathoms, and was about one foot
long. While alive it was beautifully
rose colored all over, but of so soft and
gelatinous a substance that it was half
transparent, and the heart could be seen
performing it's functions; and Large por-
tons Of the brain, the entrails and the
whole backbone were visible through
the skin. The abdominal fins were
transformed into two long, split threads,
which gave the fish very peculiar
appearance. It was named Rho
dichtys Regina, and belongs to a group
of the genuine deep-water fishes which
is chiefly limited to the tropic
seas. Among the other species several
were known only through single speci-
mems scattered here and there in mu-
seums, and the descriptions of which
are generally incorrect and defective.
The genuine Arctic genus Lyeodes, of
which, up to the present time, only
few specimens have been found near
Greenland and other places in the Polar
sea almost always taken by chance
from the stomachs of sharks), appeared
to exist in quantities everywhere at
these great depths, where the tempera-
ture of the water is under zero. It has
only been the lack of suitable apparatus
which has until now prevented the dis
cOVorV.