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, 1879-02-25

The unscasLng Of Mr.. DlsRzs, Of FIor,a, ~,
The seating of A,s Democratic oonons N, "a! ssN
tsf, vas d good Thing for Ms. Fss.ar, am, m l,,
added ono moro 10 u'e Democratic 1nalo,it. ~. u
t'lc House. II was ncat job for FISH,
financially, Is It will put Sll ,0o Of the oeon1.,
money IN lTa porkctior sitting In scat-r,r,,.,,
by better maa-slx days, which u nc,t1, 1.a ..a
thousand dollars por day, with sta,lonerr ~ ,,s
stealtuQa thrown tn,-all In the intete,t nt =.
trcnchncnt md reform, you know.
, 1879-02-25

MEV3EMEFH IHNN%FHs
,Msts,oa etrttt, between. Dearborn And State. En-
rsaement Of Hlca's Butprtse Party. "3ob!niou CRU
, 1879-02-25

Academy OF Music.
Halsted street. botwcen Nadtson aud Monroo- "a
fiety entertainment.
, 1879-02-25

Metropolitan Theatre.
Clark street. opposite Sherman I1ouie- "Iac Fail
-
, 1879-02-25

GBnntNvth TlsNu Z

,peaftp7n strett. corner Of Monroe. EnE9ssnens
Of the New To.k Standard Thehtro Company All
mr. #
, 1879-02-25

First Regiment Armorys
Jackson atscet, betwern Wabash and MtcdlgAa ave
MUGS Exhibition Of TAintingas
, 1879-02-25

Some timo ngo TnE TRIBUNE expressed
eomo views about tho various Hchomes for
colonizing the discontentcd blacks Of tho
Southern States which SOON to have attract.
cd attention at the South. Tho Vioksburg
{Afiss.) Herald rcproducos tho article iu
question. and mikes such comment thereon
rs induces the bojiof thas tho Southern
whites will begin to treat tho blacks with
more consideration whenever the danger
of losing their Services in largo numbers
shall ba imminent. While tho Herald denies
tho full meastre OF the charges againBt tho
Southern whites Of bal treatment, It admits
tint thcro ''is solna truth in them," and
seeks to explnin tho case as due to q reaction
from tho cxoesses aud abusus Of carpot-bag
ruto. It Is evident from The Herald article,
however, that any considerable loss Of black
labor through colonization would DO very
d,mngng to tito interests Of tho South,
mud 1t ndvlsea planters to adopt d cash sys-
tem Of paying their 1aborors. md making
such othor reforms as will bind the negro
moro closely 10 his Southern home and
nttacl,A ,Aonts. but tho Southern people must
10 something moro tl,an to accord tho negro
fnir businogs treatment. Thu negro is en-
titled to tho samo protection In his political
rights as tho white laborsr ut tho North. It
is political nb,,so that will encourage aud
| leyelon successful colon cation eiforla nlorl
| thnu nsly anount Of private and porsona1
complaint, for such political discrimination
nGeots at once large numbers of tho blacks
md nfRb nreatss II moro general BYmpntby III
, 1879-02-25

thia country. The so1nsh policy OF England
will undoubtedly prompt TINT natlou to abide
l'y the singlo guild standard so long as tllero
Is hops that utilization Of both
silver mud gold by other nations
will prevcnt universal disaater but,
II tho touelency Of prices and decline in tratio
shall con'n.,e In England to 10 what they
have been for tho past five yoars, tho time
Is not fnr tliatant whom popular aentiment In
TINT country will tlo,nal,tl tho favorable con-
bi1oration Of M international project 10
ngree upon tho double standard aud com
mon ratio OF yn1uoB between the two metals.
an appreciation Of gold 10 The amount of 20
per can't during tho last dvo yeara has ln-
creaRct tho public aud private indebtedness
In Eng1and to Just that extent, and tho bi,r.
den of interest aud tnxss in precisely tho
aamo proportion. II Is tendency of which
tho English people will quickly tirc, nnd,
when thoy shall comprehend the real cause
thereof. They will unito in ademand for an
international double STANDARD which the Gov
crnmcnt will not bo ablo TO roslst.
, 1879-02-25

{t00Icy5R ThGNfre.
Fanto1rh ptrfct. t~iNstn Clark md LasaHe. hn'
pantu1ent Of ). Z. EmMet. ''Fsist."
, 1879-02-25
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

nv xt,r--1r r4pyAScK--rosrA0H PREPAID.
ft4ty Edition, SfAF. xxx
Tarts Of yrAf. pr! H1nn law
funnny EdsF1vn: Literary anu ne'eou. .......,s 2.5O
FxiurdAY f,tfpn, fMtase rhxtA +.n...s...t* x'OV
wEEKtt EDITION, rpSTFA!b. ~,
{tnE per yCaf... s.....+..sssssss s.+'s'ts'S
f.Hh
Club Of Ten. ss.'s.ss'''t+'''sA ss' tik
A0sNS
gpccln,rh ropes acnt frea-
f;tyc ro,t )lcc address In fut. Including State md
County.
Ntmittancrs mny he made either By tsast, express.
rost Office order. or In rreftetrd letter 1t our f1sk'
TkAsfs 70 CIT RUHscntuERs.
rr1,y DELIVERED Sun6ay e1crrttd, 2stents rss week
faiy delivered Sunday inclndc1, 90 cents ntr week.
Addrets THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Garner Msdtfon and nenrhufn .sfa.. ChtcAeo III.
t3ss,era tor tue deltvorY Of THE THlnusf ~ hh"",
Enplcwood. and 1Iydc rarx loft In the count g-Foo
NtilSereiye lrornpl at ttentton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
The Laborers' Strike.

CNCIxNATI, October 1.-The places
made vacant by the striking laborers at
the Little Miami depot have all been
filed by other men at the old rates, and
work at that point is going on as usual.
Ninety coopers met in Workingmen' s
Hall, this morning, and resolved not to
resume work unless their demand for an
advance be acceeded to. They have
called another meeting Tor tomorrow.
The report of a strike of men at the
Ohio and Mississippi depot proved 10 be
groundless. There has been no strike
and no demand for an increase OF pay.
The cabinet makers who are on a
strike, are not making any public dem
onstration to-day, but are quietly visit
ing the factories where work is in pro-
gress, and giving advice as to the best
course for the workmen TO pursue.
Committees are also collecting small
sums for the support OF those out of
work. In some cases they demand that
the workmen shall cease working.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
THE FEVER.
Only Two New Cases Yesterday

Only Two New Cases Yesterday.
MEMPHIS, October NO new cases
or deaths were reported.
Martin Daugher, MandIe Daugher,
Thomas and Ed Cruit, four well known
desperate characters, were arrested this
morning charged with attempting to
incite riot last night at Camp Marks.
Several shots were fired at the guards
who attempted to arrest the principal
leader, VI. b. Whitehead, who escaped.
y. W. SpeerS, Jr., and Judge W. j.
Flippin, his attorney, left on the morn
ing train for Brownsville, Tenn, to de-
lend the legality OF the election OF L. ;.
Galloway, as a special Judge in the case
set for trial to-day before Chancellor
Livingstone.
MEMPHIS, October |, II M-Three
deaths have been reported. The two
colorcd companies have broke camp and
returned 10 Their respective armOrles.
The McClelland Guards 20 to Camp
Marks. and will do guard duty in pro-
tecting the bridges along the line OF the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad be.
tween this city and the camps. The
Memphis XOuayeS will camp at their
armorv for ten davs, and then 60 TO
Nashville to participate in the drill set
for the l4th inst. The police force has
been strengthened by ten men who do
day duty.
MEMrms. October 1.-Two cases were
reported To the Board OF Health this al
ternoon. John kohlhepp and Kate
O'Douurll. Two more deaths have oc-
CURED, MOllie Mcdonald and Alexander
DAVIS, the last named colored. Fifteen
nurses were assigned to duty by the
Howards. to-day. The following whites
were supplied: John McCassey, James
Burk. Valentine and Kate Novitzski,
Martha Stoddard, Morris Dunn and
John kOhlberg.
The donations To the HowardS, to-
dav. amounted to =, ,l2S 67-S2 900 from
the New York Chamber of Commere.
Thomas II. Milburn, President OF the
German bank, continues to improve and
is ont Oi all danger.
The thermometer ranged between -
and 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Foreign Money Market.

LoNpOS, October THE Fwnc,'r
SAYS: Exchange on New York has
again sunk to bullion point, AMI Il IN
expected that the Elj,OOO remaining on
the market from the Australian consign-
fncnt Of E2OO,0w mentioned on Satur-
dav, will go tO America. In the mean.
time, the French drain Of gold to the
United States seems Ia have assumed
something Of it, former magnitude. A
large sum is stated 10 have left Hayre
Yesterday, and there il reason % be-
lieve that the directors Of the Bank oi
France have decided 30 advance the
premium one per mill, for the purpose
of checking the outflow This deter
mination having obtained credence in
Paris, it is being anticipated by large
Withdrawals for LOndOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Chicago.

CHICAGO, October l.-Flour-Quiet
but steady. Wheat-Actiye, firm and
higher; No. l Chicago spring 81 10;
No. > 81 04il OF: cash; 81 06s(Gl o.
seller November; II o.! seller year !;
81 OS! seller December; No. 3, oslo;
rejected 7S!c. Corn-ln good demand
and prices a shade higher at 36tc cash
and seller November; site seller year;
SITE seller MAY; rejected 355c. Oats
demand good and tending upward AT
at 26lM26sc cash; - seller November;
rejected 24c. Rye-Steady and un-
changed. Barlcy-Firmer at 13.c. Pork
Dull and prices shade lower at ~ 20
cash: S 20 seller November; s. 10
seller wear: - Is seller January. Lard
Unsettled and lower and irregular at
IS % cash; - 6OlG95 %! seller
November: y ~ seller year; - 71!CG
) 20 seller January. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-Steady and
unchanged at 81 0S.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. October l.-Cotton-Quct
and lower at lOc. Flour-Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Easier but not
quotably lower at 81 07@l IL; receipts
$1,000 bushels; shipments 81 900 BUSH
els. CONFIRM at ilG4lic. Oats
Easier but not quotably lower at 30
32c. Rye-Quiet at jS,d59c. Barley
Demand fair and market firm No. ,
fall 92i696c. Pork-Demand fair and
market firm at - 37l@9 ~. Lard
Strong; current make ~ 05C6 10. Bulk
Meats-Quict and unchanged. Bacon
In good demand at full prices, - 600
1 l2I@6 l2!@6 65@6 20. Whisky
Easier at 81 o.. Butter-Easier; fancy
creamery 27c; choice dairy l7@2Oc;
prime Western Reserve l5@l7c; prime
Central Ohio l2@l4c. LinseSd Oil
Steady at 62c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, October l.-Wheat-Steady;
No. 3 white Wabash Fl l3; No. white
Michigan 81 l3l asked, 81 l3 bid; amber
Michigan spot and seller October II IL! !;
No. > doSl III; No. 3 red Wabash cash
and seller October 81 l34; No. Dayton
and Michigan red 81 l3l western am
ber 81 l3I; No. , amber Illinois 81 lit.
Corn-Dull and lower; high mixed cash
42c; No. 2cash 0lc asked; seller Octo-
Der 4O!c; no. white cash 47c. Oats
Steady; No. cash and seller October
2Stc. Clover Sccd-Primc Il 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Fight with Desperadoes.

MUsKAGEE, |. T., October l.-lnior-
nation was brought in last night from
the Sac and Fox agency that a fight had
taken place Saturday between a party
OF twelve of the desperadOes injecting
theregion of the agency and party OF
soldiers from Fort Sill, resulting
in the killing Of ten of the ban
dts, including Jim Barker. The cap
ture of Triplett by the Cherokee Sheriff,
Yassee Cochran, deprives them of a
bold, bad leader and desperate man.
1t is expected the troops will kill or
scatter this band, as they have orders TO
remain two months longer in the field,
If necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
EInott. ChaIlenee 10 nanlan

LoSDoN, October AT meeting IN
connection with the proposed match br-
tween Elliott and Boyd, friend Of Han
Ian enquircd whether Elliott was con
tent 10 proceed with his challenge Ia
Ilanlan. Elliott replied in the ailirma-
tive and said he had deposited ESQ al-
ready. lIanlan's friend then said he
would deposit ESQ for Hanlan. lnsiruc-
tions from llanlan are expected 10y the
next mail, when articles will be- signed
and the date OF the race fixed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
FIN ANCE.

New YORK, October l. MONEY -
Stringent at l-l6CG7 l-32 per cent,
closing at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5@6 per cent. Sterling exchange
weak at 4Sl sight exchange on New
York 4S34. The money market thu,
afternoon became quite stringent. and
call loans were even dearer than yester.
day. To frst-class borrowers with good
collaterals, money was plump I per
cent, and to other borrowers, with
mixed collaterals, rates were per cent.
and commissions OF l-2 10 l-l6 per
diem. In the last hour, however, the
supply of loanablc funds was sufficient
TO break down rates for call loans to ,
per cent per annum, which was the
closing price. The relaxation had a IA
vorable effect upon the stock market at
the close.
SILyER-At London 30.d; bar SILVER
here Ill! subsidiary silver coin !c1l
per cent. discount.
~ 'lnGal firm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Rut IL Took Pity Years

Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
have established wonderful reputation
for the genuine DIR. C.. McIAne's Cele-
brated Liver Pills and Vermiiuge. The
intrinsic value Of the medicines, and
fifty years Of hard, persistent work did
il. Their success has brought on the
market food Of limitations by the name
Of McLASE, spelled differently, but hay-
ing the same pronunciation. When
you buy see that every box or vial bears
the signature Of Fleming Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
ESCAPE of Prisoners.

BATH, y. ", October 1.-The prison.
crs in the county Jail threw Cayenne
pepper in the eyes of the turnkey when
he opened the door. and four OF them
escaped. One was captured by a fe-
male servant in the prison. The sher-
offs wife seized jim O'Laughlin, the
notorious desperate, but was choked
of. He was chased across the river and
shot on the bank. He then surrendered.
A third was captured by boy armed
with revolver. The fourth is still at
large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
MORGANTOWN.
West Virginia NJ. Il. Conference.

Special Dispatch 20 the Register
MoRGANTowN, October l.
The West Virginia Conference com
menced its session at two O'Clock this
afternoon, Bishop Simpson presiding.
Preceding the organization, very i'm
pressive communion service was con-
Quoted by the Bishop. The Secretaries
of the last session were reelected by ac-
elamation. The whole list OF effective
elders were passed during the first ses-
sion. The attendance OF ministers is
quite large, one hundred and nineteen
answering the first roll call. A number
of distinguished clergymen are among
the visitors present. The Lay Electoral
College meeting here at the same time
adds largely to the number to be enter
tanned by the good citizens OF Morgan
town. Two members of the Confer
ence were reported as deceased during
the year, namely, DIR. ]. q. Blair and +.
NJ. Hughes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
mo Cure, No Pay"

We authorize our Agents 10 guarantee
that our Medicine, II taken according 81
directions, will relieve constipation and
the diseases incident 30 q torpid liver
and il any one will show by positIye
proof that il has not produced what ve
guarantee, they are entitled b. a return
Of their money, provided they take the
genuine Simmons Liver Regulator by
the directions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
STILL NO TIDINGS
From the NavigatOrs of the
Upper Air-Fears for the Safety
of the st. Louis BallOOnatics.

ST. LOUIS, October l.-As the hours
90 by without tidings from Professor
John Wise and George Burr, teller OF
the st. Louis National Bank, the two
men who on Sunday afternoon made an
ascension with the intention of remain
ing up but few hours, the excitement
here increases, and rumOrs without
number gain currency. 1t has been as
certained that, in addition 10 the sew
eral mishaps which occurred to the bal
loon Just prior to the start, there was
one after it had gotten under way. 1t
carried drag rope eighteen hundred
feet long, which was 10 trail throughout
the trip, and serve partially as a gauge
of height. and partially as
ballast. As this rope was trailed through
the crowded Fair grounds several men
foolishly caught hold of it and held on,
the effect being to give the balloon a
great shock and cause 1t 10 descend
diagonallv, This doubtless had the effect
of tearing still more the already damaged
netting; and such was the danger that
Professor Wise cut the rope at the
basket, and the balloon proceeded on It's
course without it. Information has been
received that the balloon was seen NOV
ing very rapidly over LapOrte, Ind, in
a northerly direction at an early hour
Yesterday, but beyond this there are no
tidings.
Professor Wise is seventy-One years
old. and member of the Philadelphia
Academy of Science He is the author
of 4 work on aeronautlcs, and has a
daughter, Lille Ihling Wise, and son,
John Wise, who are professional bal
looniStS. Young Burr is very well con-
nected here, and has hosts Of friends.
He is somewhat unfortunate in his
mania for high flights, as he was badly
crippled a year $50 by the too sudden
descent of balloon in which he rode.
As Professor Wise gave assurances that
ne would be heard from before noon
Yesterday, it is not strange that parties
interested should remember all the un-
propitIous happening prior to the as
cent, or that they should build tragical
theories upon them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Labor stri<esiu Pittsburgh.

PrrrsHURGH, October 1.-The journey
men tanners otthS place struck work this
morning for an advance of twenty-five
cents a day additional wages. strikers
numbering one hundred and fifty parad-
eel the streets this morning and We're
very orderly. IL is probable that the
employers will concede the point and
the men will resume work at an early
dav. The moulders employed at the
Pittsburgh locomotive works struck yes
tcrlay for an advance OF thirty-siX cents
4 day, and a prOviSo that no piece work
shall be done al the works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02

RAILROAD BoYDs-The feature again
was the activity OF Erie new second
cOnsols, which advanced To 50, while the
funded fvcs rose to IA. Tne largest
advance was per cent, IN Alton and
Tcrre Haute income. London cable
to Herman saws: The German buyers
OF Erie stock caused rise to - per
cent. after regular hours, and the stock
market here left off much excited on
Erie stock and bonds.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKS-The market was strong in the
early dealings, and prices advanced la
y per cent, the coal shares being the
most prominent in the improvement.
About midday speculation became
weak and there Was a reaction OF
al per cent, the latter Delaware,
f.ackawanna and Western. During
the afternoon a strong and buoyant
tone prevailed. Erie and Pacific Mail
were the features Of the dealings, the
former advancing , and the latter !
per cent. Erie rose under heavy pur-
chases on the revival OF the rumOrs
about Vanderbilt having control, and
Pacific Mail advanced because Of rcit-
Grated statements regarding the prosper
Gus future Of the company. The gen
eral list closed firm at a recovery Of tCa)l
per cent. Alton d Terre Haute was
quite active in the late dealings, common
advancing from III TO lji, and preferred
from p 10 2S.
The Commercial says: "The riddle Of
the Erie movement IN common stock
remains unsolved. We adhere tO the
theory that Vanderbilt is at the bottom
Of it; itlmay he Dillon, and the Gould par
ty are in competition for the control in
November. II this be so, the best
speculation the outside public can %
into is on the new second mortgages.
They are sound and safe beyond rea-
sonable cayil, let who may succeed in
controlling the road. These bonds are
all cheap-undcr 30 per cent" The
Northwestern shares were strong and
higher on the continued increase IN
earnings. The transactions aggregated
333 900 shares, Of which 5000 were
Erie, IL 900 Lake Shore, 600 Wabash,
2S.OOO Northwestern, 1900 81 Paul,
32, 600 Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, 10000 New Jersey Central, 1000
Delaware and Hudson, 1000 Morris and
Essex, $500 Michigan Central, 400
Union Pacific, 2,OOOC., C., &. K J., 100
G. c. & |. c., 200 Hannibal and IT.
Joseph, 5000 Ohios, 1900 Western
Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, 5000 81.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern, 80 900
Kansas and Texas, 5000 Louisville and
Nashville, 2,4O0 Nashville and Chatta-
nooga, 5000 Alton and Terre Haute,
1900 Northern Pacific, and 1000 ~.
Iouis and san FranciscO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Meeting of Railroad Freight Agents

CrNCINNATI, October IA meeting OF
the general freight agents of a large
number Of railroads is being held at the
Grand Hotel for the purpose OF making
a general classification of freights, which
Is to be- adopted by all the railroads IN
order 10 avoid the difficulty heretofore
experienced by the different claSSitica-
tions OF the same freight by the several
roads over which it was carried. The
general passenger agents OF the West
are also i'm convention at the Grand
Hotel for the purpose of adopting some
means of healing off Scalpers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Vessel Foundered.

BosToN, October Private dispatch
es received here this afternoon state that
the iron steamer Philosopher, which
sailed from Calcutta. September lst, for
Boston, with a geneaal cargo, the esti-
mated value of which was 500, 900, was
reported foundered when five days out.
She was insured largely in Boston and
New York offices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Prisoner. Of War Reunion

TOLDDO, October. THE reunion Ofthe
survivors Of the Southern prisoners, To-
day, was a grand success, fully 800 eE-
prisoners beingpresent u the evening
grand demonstration occurred at
saenger Hall. and the immense build
ing was beautifully decorated with ever
greens, shields and notices. Five
thousand people assembled 10 hear the
exercises, manilesting the widest en-
thusiasm tlITOuZhOnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Weather Indicatlnna

WAsHISGToS, ID. g., October 2. A.
N.-For Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
increasing clOudiness with OccisiOnAl
rains, variable winds, stationary or
higher temperature and lover barome-
ter.
For the Lower Iakes, increasing
cloudiness with occasional rains, SOUTH
erly winds, stationary or higher tenn
perature aud falling barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Vulcan Iron Works At ~. Louis 30 Re.
sume.

ST. LorIs, October l--Atam meeting Oi
the Board OF Directors 81 the Vulcan
iron and steel works, 81 this city, this
morning, William +. shaw, prominent
iron manufacturer of Pittsburgh, was
elected vicc-prcsidcnt and general man
agcr Of the company. and the wOrks,
which have been idle about 2 year,
will resume active operation at ones
under his manaVcneut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
Suicide ola Convict.
Rsduction m Tslegraph Rates.

New YoRK, October THE Western
Union Telegraph Company has reduced
the tariff 10 y to all points, where 1t
has been over p for ten words, Be
ginning on the lst of November all the
ofFces of the company will be made
half-rate offices. Only the principal Oh
fees are now hali-rate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
REMARKS.

There is falling off in the number Of
the offerings as compared with last week,
and no improvement in their quality,
nearly all the yards reporting their stock
As Indifferent. There il some little de-
mand for good butchers sheep and
lambs also, but not toa great extent.
Stock sheep are dull. We quote butch
crs' sheep at 3lm4. cts. lambs, 3it"
cts, and generally sold with the old
sheep. Stock sheep, ewes, 2m3 cts. per
H.. wcthcrs, 3G,3i cts. per w..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
WOOL
boston

Bosrov, October Wool In good
demand for fine llccccs, Ohio and Penn
sylyania extra 39M l0c; Michigan extra
and No. ilmIic; Michigan and WIS
consin extra 37m37!c; medium and No.
| 3Sm42c; combngs aud dclaIncs -
A., l1g