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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
THE RECORD OF CRIME.
AN ARRAY OF RAscALlTlES SELDOM
EQUAllE0.
The Terrible Tale the Telegraph Brings
Of the Desperate Deeds OF
lawless Men in Various
Parts Of the
Country.
A VIEW OF THE DARK SIDE OF LIFE.

There was q lively time at Morris
town, Tennessee, Friday. One B. f.
Richardson, a worthless, whisky-drink.
ing desperate, firing Of the monotony
of life in that quiet community. con-
cluded to stir things up little, and
crate sensation OF some sort or other.
He accordingly arose bright and early,
girded up his loins, loaded his revolver,
and journeyed to the village, arriving
there in good time for days sport. 1t
happened to DO "circus day." aud
the streets were filed with peo.
pie, and the saloons did land.
Office business. After hosting aboard
his usual quantity OF fre'water,
the rural searcher after amusement
pulled his pistol and commenced the
days sport by firing at an inoffensive
colored man, but fortunately the balls
missed the object OF their aim. Rich
ardson continued his pistol practice at
odd times during the day, killing the
City Marshal, seriously wounding the
Sheriff, and slightly injuring several
others, and would have had consider
able fun had not an unreasonable citi.
zen put an end to his career with a
Well-directed bullet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
DIDN'T SHOW UP.
A Loud MOuthed Radical Who
Failed to Come to Time.

PrrrsBURGH, August 2l.-On August
oh the Republican papers OF this CITY
published card signed by John w.
Goodman, making the following oilers:
First. will bet 5000 that Pennsyl-
vania will give Garfield 200 majority.
Second S5 coo that New York will give
Garfield 5000 majority. Third. Slo,OOO
that Garfield will be elected.
Goodman said that he would De al
the Seventh Avenue Hotel on August
Goth to make these bets. When the
offer was first printed one man from St.
Louis and one from Pittsburgh, repre-
senting different parties, sought GOOD
man, but found him not. To-day
haliiozen Democrats were seeking
Goodman, and found him not.
John l. Foster, of Paint Creek, west
Virginia, has offered by postal card 10
take all OF GoOdman's bets and to douo-
le the amount, Joseph Bradley, oil Chii-
licotbe, Ohio, makes the same otter. A
citizen Of Garrettsdale, n. Y, also wants
to take the bets. Besides these gentle
men there have been a dozen others
from different sections OF the country
who have written Goodman at the sew
enth Avenue Hotel, and though the
contents of the letters are unknown IL
is believed they are offers to take bets.
Goodman indulged in back game OF
bluff, which wouldn't work with entnu'
siastic Hancock men. Goodman's oner
was telegraphed from Maine to Ca'iforn-
ia when first made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
WELCOME HOME.
Louisville Turns Out En- Masse
20 Greet DE MOlat Command
cry OH Its Return From CHI
CAiyO.

Louisville Turns Out En- Masse
10 Greet De MOlat Command
cry OH Its Return From Chi
cagO.
LOUISVILLE, August 2l.-De Molsi
Commandery got home this afternoon.
Louisville Commandery, headed by
Eichorn's Band, marched to the depot to
await their coming. A jostling crowd
OF humanity gathered in the rain ill
there was jam OF vehicles and people
on the street. The train was decorated
with flags. streamers and Masonic EN-.
blems. The members OF DE Molai
Commandery disembarked, formed in
line, and marched in front OF Louisville
Commandery, which received them
with presented swords. The pro-
cession then formed in the follow.
ing order: Eichorn's Band, Louisvil'e
Commandery. Schneider's band, Dsmo-
lai Commandery. The column marched
up Main 20 Third. thence to Jtfsrson.
and down 10 the Masonic Temple. Tie
prize won at Chicago, 4 1000 silver
libiation set, Was carried In = wagon at
the rear OF the line Of mach. but on &C.
count OF rain the box Was not open 10
expose the trophy 10 public view.
The houses along Main street were gaily
decorated in honor Of the returning
Knights. There were several large nags
on Main between Sixth and Seventh
streets. one at Third and Main. and one
at Fourth ard Jef-rson. These bois
various notices. such a. welcome
Home" and "Iouisviiie's Pride" The
Louisville Hotel and Masonic Temple
were handsomely decorated. At the
Temple an address o! welcome by Sir
KNIGHT Al.runI ended the exercises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
READ THE RECORD.
GARFIELD TRIES TO lEGislATe GEN.
HANCOCK OUT OF OFFICE.
A Faithful Officer to Be Removed Because
He 0beyed the Law, and Would
Not Govern With
the Sword.
INTERESTING READING FOR VOTERS.

The Republican campaign managers
are industriously engaged in scattering
broadcast over the country pamphlet
made up OF extracts from speeches de-
livered in Congress by General Garfield.
As the document in question is some
what incomplete, several of the gentle
mans most earnest efforts being omitted
from its table OF contents, the National
Democratic Committee has kindly vol
unteered its services in aid OF the praise
worthy effort to place the complete rec
ord OF the would-be Chief Magistrate
fully before the people, and as . result
OF this kind offer. We are enabled to lay
before our rea 'ers this morning an inc'.
dent OF his early po' tical life, which has
been entirely overlooked by the compii'
er OF the pamphlet abDve noted, hoping
from time to time to b. abe to add other
"reminiscences OF nteres: to our Repub-
Lean friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
OVER The SEA.
WHAT IS GOING ON BEYOND THE
ATLANTIC.
The Situation at Candahar-Albania will
Not Submit-Heavy Robbery in
france-The Sultan Taking
Precautions - Servia
Laying in Rifles.
EVERYTHING QUIET IN IRELAND.

Contrary to general expectation, YES
terday's meetings OF the Land League
appear TO have passed off without any
serious disturbance. The Servian Gov
trnment is reported to be endeavor-
ing to place contract for the manufac.
ture Of one hundred thousand rifles
with an American firm, the arms to be
delivered in Belgrade before January lst.
Matters around Candahar continue at
stand.still. The tribemen, impatient
at Ayoob Khan's delay, are said
to contemplate making an early
assault upon the town. The British re-
lief columns are slowly advancing. Ad.
vices from Scutari are to the effect that
the Albanians will resist the cession OF
Dulcigno at whatever cost. A $4,000
robbery is reported from Paris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
UNKNoWN NJ LONGER

The Man who was Run into the Ohio and
Drowned for Stealing Bunoh Of Grapes
Identified.
PIrTsBrRGH, August 22.-The body OF
the man murdered for stealing bunch
OF grapes, at Agnew Station. was found
last Friday night near Rochester, Pa,
and has been identified as that Of Robert
Bryson, OF Harrisburg, a son OF Robert
Bryson, sr., wealthy retired
iron manufacturer, and neph-
ew OF James and Robert McCor-
mick, two OF Pennsylvania wealthiest
men. He was also first consin to Hon.
J. Donald Cameron's first wife. He was
highly educated, but subject to some
severe nervous affection which slightly
clouded his intellect, from which it was
thought he had recovered. He was last
heard frrm several weeks ago when he
was at Hot Springs, Arkansas 1t is be-
lieved'he became demented and either
tanped from st. Louis or got off train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
Brilliant Cheek of Brass.
keYser Tribune.

AEAuNlt.
The Wheeling Istell g,ncsr is very
mu n concerned abont the Greenback
vote in this State. Ii is astonishing
what sudscI:y this paper has. In one
column We fad it advocating the gold
bass to the exclusion Of silver, and de-
lending the National bank system IN
these words, NO system OF banking that
We have ever had compares with IT.
And In another column ON the same
page II urges the Greenbackers 10 vote
the Republican ticket. The only rea-
son it can give them for doing
50 is in order to break up the
"Solii South" How will 1t benefit the
GreenbacSers TO vote with the Republi.
can patty? Suppose the "Solid South
should be broken up; what tnenf
Would the Republican party then vote
with the Greenbackers? Please let US
Know, Mr.. Late!iiysnesr, il you are going
70 make that contract with the Green
bacsers. II you will not vote with them
nor sceede to their demands, what bet
Ter viii they he of after the "Solid
south" is broken up than they are. We
confess We can't Zee il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
THE WARNING ELEMENTS
Do Great Damage to Texas
Towns Houses Blown Down
Steamers Sunk and Lives
LOst-A Million Dollars Won't
Foot the Bill.

GALVESTON, August 2l.-Specials from
Corpus Christi show that on the 18th
and 18th instants the most disastrous
winds and storms prevailed about the
mouth OF the Rio Grande, especially IN
Brownsville and Matamoras. The gal"
began on the morning OF the 18th AMI
the rain fell in torrents, increasing hour.
ly until the forenoon of the 18th. The
effect was then seen in wrecked frame
and brick buildings. The streets were
filled with every kind Of rubbish wind
and water can form, and many vessels
were carried out into the Gull nj Santa
Cruz and are supposed to be lost. The
damage to buildings, fences, crops, etc,
can hardly be less than mllion'dollars.
NKw ORLEANS, Aupust2l.-The Jim's'
Corpus Christi special gives an accou {
of the storm on the lower Texas Goa
and Mexico. Matamoras looks as u
many bombs had exploded in the city.
Brick buildings have been torn out OF
long blocks. 1t ia estimated that three
hundred houses have been demolished
or unrooied. The entire stock of fool
was destroyed. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. .
Brownsville is IN hut little better cof.
dilion. At Point Isabel and BrazDs the
storm was most disastrous. In Browns
vile Latimer's machine shop and ad'
Joining building arc in rnins. The
streets are full OF debris. houses wreck.
ed and trees aud fences blown down.
The infantry barracks WAS badly shat
tered, considerable damage done. to tie
officers quarters and twenty.eight horses
and seven mules belonging TO the Govern.
ment were killed. The artillery barracks
was unroofcd. and the cavalry stables
blown fiat, the convent unrooIed ami
the fence blown down The tug Ethel
and tine steamboats, John Scott aLd
George Brown were sunk.
At Point Isabel the Potuto was
wrecked, the schooner Julia Willett
blown ashore, the Bravo went To pieces,
and the pilot boat Ada is missing. The
quarantine station and old lighthouse at
Brazos are gone. The French bark
Maria Theresa went to pieces. the
schooner Laura Lewis was bsachrd, ami
the steamer Sellers sunk at the wharf.
Three of the crew are reported lost. a
number OF small boats sunk, and it IL
reported that several persons were
drowned. The wharf at Brazos Was de.
molished and the railroad badly dam.
aged. -.
section is estimated at more than mil.
lion dollars. Many families have lost
everything, and a subscription for their
relief has been started.
GALvIsroN, August 2l.-The Nc~,
specials estimated the damage by the
storm a. follows: MatamOras, 500. 900;
Brownsville, $50, 900; Garrison. 81. 900;
Point Isabel and shipping, $780, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
DEATH IN DACOTA
A Bloody Chapter from the Far West


YANKroy, d. T.. August 2l.-David
Gallinan shot and killed John Atkins,
boss herder at Rosebud Agency, last
Monday, probably in self defense. He
was brought to Yankton by steamer
to day, and turned over to the authori.
tiles.
On Tuesday night, at Fort Pierce, a
row occurred in dance house between
two border characters, known as Texas
George" and Arkansas Jack" the for.
mer was shot dead bv the latter.
At the end ofthe Northwestern track,
sixty miles east of Fort Pierce, George
Baker, Calamity Jane" and others at
tempted to start 4 bsgnio. The citizens
interfered and a row ensued, in which
Baker Was shot, but not fatally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
AN ILLINOIS BRUTE.
Jones Home to Supper and Beats His
Wifi To Daath.

Comes Home to Supper and Beats His
Wife to Death.
SYCAMORE, ILL.,, August 2l.-A brutal
murder occurred here last evening.
William Trafford, an Englishman by
birth, and for several years q basket
maker Of this place, becoming intoxi-
Gated came home at the supper hour in
a drunken stupor and demanded his
supper of his wife, who had it already
prepared and waiting for him. He fell
upon her and beat her 80 that she died
in few minutes. Those who were
present at Mrs. TrafEord's death say that
she gasped in her last breath, :" He
struck me in the stomach, and oh. God! l
am killed" Trafford is a Baptist, and
heretofore bore good character.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
MARSHAL COUNTY.
Democrats Well Pleased with
the Ticket-Opening for q
Democratic Sheriff The Crops.

COrrcsIonf'itce OF he kc1ts'er.
LorDEsvrLLE, August ~.
The Democrats here are well pleased
with the state ticket. The nane Of
Jackson will rais- enthusiasm any tine
with the people Of West Virginia
sturyiss will DO left in the fog like Goff
was.
The Republicans held their County
Convention q lev days ago. but failed
10 find a satisfactory man for Sheriff.
They nominated Hicks, Of Cameron.
and Shovscker IL going b going TO run
independent SO all the Democrats
have to do is to bring ont ex-Sberi6 l.
T. Gray, aud We will have Detnocrstic
victory 10 Marshall.
Wheat il turning out better than ex.
pected. Oats not very good. Corn
will be little over bali crop. G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
A MICHIGAN MUSS.

One Detroiter Knocks Another Down
with O Chair and then Cuts Out His
Eye.
DETROIT, Mlcu., August 2l.-Milton
Kean and John Livingston occupy a
double house on Twelfth street, their
families using the same yard. Tonight
Livingston went out, and commenced to
gather the grapes from the arbor, and
Kean ordered him to desst. A wordy
alteration resulted in blows, and kean
knocked his neighbor down with a
chair, and grappled with him as he fell.
While they were struggling upon the
ground, Livingston struck Kean with an
open knife which he had used in cut
ting the grapes, and cut out his left eye.
The physicians say the blade pene..
trated the brain, and that the injured
man can live but few hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23

Sr. PErxRsBURo, August 22.-The
Agence Russe says: the Russian and
Chinese Cabinets have shown concilia-
tory epirit for the settlement OF the
pending difficulties. The Chinese gov
ernment lately settled in . satisfactory
manner several matters in China which
Russian subjects we're interested. Mar
quis Using received an audience OF the
Emperor to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
WASHINGTON.
The Campaign Against NictOri;

WA>HI>GrON, August 2l--The War
Department received to day the follow
inl telegram forwarded by General
II Ich from Fort Bliss, Texas, August
18Th:
'Dr. Sanings reports to me at 10 A.
N. tha, Nictoria's hand Is at Sierra de
Lrcardna, about sixty miles from T.!
Psp. Two dexicdns were killed by in-
dIaas in the Puerto de VentOros Noun
tain. Colonel Vale has gone 10 Chihua-
hua. Nothing il known Of the wherea-
bouts OF tho Mexican troops.
BRINKERHOFP.
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A Ease Alarm.

ERIE, August 2I.-One of our physi'
clans having reported case OF Asiatic
cal,rrl. some specials TO this effect we're
s-n, % OutSi newspapers. An inyts-
usI,1E Of the matter was made to-day,
ir'm which 1t appears the case wis sim
pie cholera mOrbus. There are no other
eases in the city, and no excitement.
lac health Of the city is unusually good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
New York Gold Mines.

AtB\NY, y. Y, August 2l.-Clarence
r COnkhn and others claim % have
discovered mine ii gold and silver in
tn town Of Bsnson, Hamilton county.
Solon Bingham and others also claim to
have discovered fourteen mines OF gold
and silver in the town OF Wells. Hamil.
ton county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
sERVIA.
Going Back on Russia.

vienna, August 20.-A telegram from
Belgr&ie reports that, since Prince
Mllan's journey to Ischel,l the resigna.
ton of the Ristics Cabinet has become
inevitable, and that henceforth the ad-
hesion Of Servia, in q military sense. to
the Austro-G German alliance Is looked
upon as settled. 1t is supposed. more
over, that the new Cabinet would meet
with certain readiness on the part OF
Austria to agree to treaty OF commerce,
which NJ. Ristics appealed in vain to
Austria to conclude, and which would
incline Servia still smore toward the
Austro- German alliance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
p1Y GOODS.
IeU YWt.

NEw Yoss, Angus. 2i.-Dry Goods
Business is mo.Ieis,e 1ith pscksgs
houses to-day. and iobbing trade fair for
Saturday. Cotton goois are In steady
demand st first hands. Prints are in
irregular demand: yisshsms continns
sctiye, and dress goois are doing fsifly.
Mems wear xool-ns sse in rather better
demand. Tie B,si',fin esys 1000 pieces
OF drsss silks sil, " offered ut auction
Wsdneniay next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
A SENSATION SPOILED.
The Norfolk Duel Prevented BY the Au-
thorities,

NORFOLK, Va. August 2l.-The duel
between james Barron Hope, editor of
the Norfolk Landmark, and Colonel
WIN. Lamb, Mayor of Norfolk, was pre-
vented by the arrest of the latter as he
was leaving his house for the place OF
meeting at 4 o'clock this morning. He
was taken before the magistrate and
bound over $4,000 to keep the peace.
Mr.. Hope eluded the police and reached
a rendezvous. He will return to the
city and give bond to observe the peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
rhs International swimming Match.

ATLANTIC CRY, August 2l.-Boynton
an Fearn started in the international
swimming match to-day, the former to
swim two and one half miles and the
latter two. They entered the water at
1920. Boynton at once took the lead.
stiff breeze was blowing and the sea
was heavy. Fearn ultimately passed
Boynton and won the match by 81 min
utas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
New York Bank statsmspt

NEW YoRK, August 2l.-Bank stste-
ment loans, increase, S4.l74,6 500: specie,
decrease, sl.6l3, 400: legal tenders, de-
crease. 81, l,057 500; deposit, decrease,
SIG, 500; circulation, increase, $500;
reserve. decrease, $3.50 Ranks
nov hold $751; ,S2t In excess Of legal
reouirOmsnk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
TIRED OF LIFE.
An Indiana Citizen Drinks Laudsnu
and Quits.

An Indiana Citizen Drinks Laudsnum
and Quits.
LAGRANGE, IxD, August 2l.-This
afternoon the body OF a man named
Robert Carney was found lying on the
platform of an old warehouse. Several
letters were found in his pocket, among
which one. supposed to have been
written to his wife, read as follows:
DEAR JUuA-Good bye, | have seen
enough OF this world. Good bye, Julia,
mother, children and all.
ROBERT CARNEY"
A postscript added directed his remains
to be sent to Wabash, Ind, where word
has been sent. His death was caused
by laudanum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
Tarriblo Accident

CoIuxBUs, D.. August IA boy
named Stockwell was caught in the
flange Of a pulley at Hayden's rolling
mill, this city. to-day. and was badly In
iured. The flesh was literally torn from
one hip and one of his wrists was scrap
ed to the bons. The bsy II sxpsstsd to
live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23

A Constantinop!e dispatch says: Pri.
vate kilograms from Scutari report that
much excitement exists among the Al
banians since the sudden and unex.
pected departure OF the Turkish Cover
nor, and much anxiety is expressed in
regard to the attitude his successor, Ria
Pasha, will adopt. Whatever that atti.
tude may be there is determination 10
resist any cession Of territory. Prepara-
tions have already begun in the district
of Dulcigno.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
RAILROAD BoSps-Fairly active.
Srrw R,Nn-null and mammal


SroCKs-Ths market opened strong
throughout almost the entire day and
with exception of an occasional slight
reaction the prices advanced steadily
from opening to the close Of business.
Improvements in values hanged from |
to I per cent, in the general list. Den.
YER and Rio Gandc coal shares, Nash.
VILE, Chattanooga and Ohio and Missis.
sippi we're most CONSPICUOUS in advance.
Among Southwestern stocks Louisville
and Nashville rose I per cent, and Chi.
cago, st. Louis and New Orleans = per
cent. on the days transactions.
The Transactions Of the day ay1re-
gated lss, coo, OF which 5000 were Del.
aware, Lackawanna and Western,
300 Delaware and Hudson, $500 Den.
yer and RIO Grsnde, l3,00O Erie, $500
Hannibal aud ~. Joseph. 500 Iron
Mountain, $500 Kansas and Texas, 2S,-
600 Lake Shore, 500 Michigan Central.
600 Morris and Essex, 500 North.
western, 1900 Nashville and Chsttan.
ooya, 5000 New Jersey Central. 100
Pacific Mail. 900 Reading. $500 81.
Paul. 1890. Union Pacific, 100 Wabash
aud Pacific, aud 1000 Western Union.
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PRODUCk.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August -. -Flour-Fvmer.
but not Quotably higher. Wheat--Ac.
tive. firm and higher; No. 2 red winter
92!c; No. > Chicago spring sac cash;
S9l ss9,c seller September; 90ic seller
October; No. : sO,'. Corn-strong and
higher; 40.c cash: i0.c seller Septcm.
ber; ~ lc seller ociobcr; rejected So.
Oats-Excited and higher at 26ic cash;
27jHc27!c seller September. Rye
easier at 7ic. Bsrley-U nchapged at
Zoe POrk-Active and higher; SO 900
10 80 cash: $I' IW9i7 IA seller Sep.
teml,er; SIG s. E)lG 40 seller October.
Lard-In gooi demand and pric-s .
sha.le higher at s. 20 cash So 2Il(a8 %
seller September; - zoos 32i seller
October. Blk Meats--Actiyc, firm and
higher; shoulders &5 C5; short rib 81 90:
hort clear 81 80 whisky-S,eady and
unchanged at 81 %.
Baltimore.
BALrrnoaE. August 2l.-Flolr-Un.
changed. Wheat Western higher and
strong; No. 2 western winter red, spot
and seller August 81 O7kCpI OF: seller
September 81 07;GSI 0i.; seller Octo.
bcr 81 0slG9l 0s,; seller November
81 O9ltdl OH. Western higher
and inactive; western mixed, spot and
seller August and September 52c bid;
seller October 53d53Ic; seller Novem.
Der j2iC95?ic. Osts--very quiet and
stes,ly, with only sales OF western white
a,3sc. Rys-iIgher at SIC. Haydn.
charged. Provisions--Firm. but not
qu0lably higher. Buttsr-Firm; prime
To choice western packed l4cs20c. Exgs
Firm at i5c. Petroleun-unchanged.
Coffee Unchanged. sugar-strong, A
.oft iOlc. whisky-lliger and hrm at
sll2.
C,sciHHArI, August a. Cotton
Strong and higher st Iic. Flour
Qniet and unchanged. Wheat-Firm;
No 2 red winter 9Sla9j!c; No. 2 amber
aO,a J2c. Corn-btrong and higer: No.
2 mixed 42a, &c. Oats-strongrr; No. 2
mixed Sic Rye-Stvong and In rood
demand; No. zs5c. Barley-Scarce snd
firm: No. 9 fall DOc. Pork-Held out
OF market st $40 OOlgI6 30. Lard-Pirm
at IS 90. Bulk Meais-Firfner at %
&C.. Bacon Firm IT 6js 0t63I0io.
Whisky = Dull at 81 Os. Buttef--DuII
and unchanged.
Toodo.
ToLsDo, August 2i.--Whrat--sirong;
Michigan amber o. e., No. Cred wabssb,
spot. 97ic: seller Angus, Ti: seller
Ne ,,iember 8sc; seller October Jsic; eel.
Ier November go.c; No. , red wsh Oh
9i!c; rejected sic; NJ. red mixed
D,c. Corn-S,foDg: ii;h nike. &c;
No. . spot f3ic: seller Asgns 43l; sel.
Ter September 4tc: s,llcr CciOl,er +lkc;
rejects.! 4,ic. Oau-f.'m; No. 2, spot,
3lc; seller september ;Dlc.
Hev Orleans.
New ORLStxs, Anyu,t ei.-sugar--
Demsnd lair; prices higher; open Kettle
sIc; yellow clarified l0s.
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WHEELING w. "A. MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 49,

amount OF securities, among which
were $ll 900 in bonds belonging to
Francis Sherwood. These were traced
to the Third National Bank in this city,
where the inspector alleged that they
were hypothecated by Alliger.