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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-04
Wheeling Retail Market.

Thursday Evening. Adjust g.
The markets are well supplied with vegeta'
bles meat butter eggs and such fruits rs are
inst now in season, but prices remain pretty
stifI. The prevailing prices during the past
week have been abont as follows:
REEF STEAK-20c per Id.
ROAST AND STEAK -l5c per lib.
ROLLING PIECES-l0c per III.
VENL-Hind quarter IS to soc per lib.
SArSAGE-20c per Id.
NUTTON-l2 to 1Sc per lib.
LAMBS to 2)c per No..
CHICKENS-5Oc per pair.
BUTrER--a5c per 10.
EGGS-I5ca20c per dozen.
CORN MEAL-26c per quart.
SORGHUM-25c per quart.
APP LIE BUTTER-a5c per quart
POTATOES-30c per peck.
TOMATOES-25c per peck.
BEANS-3)c per peck.
ONIONS-Sec per peck.
BEETS-3 punches for Ioc.
CABBAGE-5 to l0c per head
CUCUMBERS-20cp per dozen.
CORN--2Oc per dozen.
APPLES--35c per peck
PEARS-Sl per peck.
PLUMS-Sl per peck.
PEACHES-s4 per bushel.
BLACKBERRIES-Sl per bucket; loc per
q uart. a,o ,.,,,
for hest brands.
SUGAR-Brown, Is to 2oc; Crushed, q to 25c;
Coffee pc.
COFFEE-Prime article, 37!a40c per III.
PROVISIDNS-Sugar Cured Hams 33c per 10;
Shou ders and s. des PIC; Dried Beef CSC; Beef
Tongues 40a6Oc
2tc; Family soap llfc.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.
ALLEGHENY, August 2.

ALLEGHENY, august =
Cattle-The supply of cattle on sale this week,
although somewhat below that of last week,
was a very fair one, being estimated at from
1000 to 800 head and it was fully up to the de-
mand, which was restricted principally to sup
plying the retail trade. The market was fair
one, taking everything into consideration and
strictly prime cattle were in limited supply, and
sold readily at full rates, while the supply OF in
ferior and common grades was somewhat in ex-
cess of the demand, and the market for these
particular qualities therefore, was hardly. as
good as last week The very best grades, suita-
Ole for first class butchers sold at from 6i07-
but very few bringing over 81! There is con-
tinued fair demand for stock cattle, and we note
sales to fair extent at 4i65t for common to
prime-but few selling at over cents The de.
mand for shipment was comparatively light,
shippers being apprehensive of the eastern mar:
kets in consequence of the large amount of
stock that went forward last week.
Sheep and Lambs-Macket quiet and rather
dull, but as the supply was very light, prices
were apparently fully sustained, ranging from
4ac to 5ac as to quality. Limerick e. Co. bought
200 head Of fairish quality at 81 81: Lambs quo
ted at % 5O03 per head as to quality.
Hogs-There Is next to nothing doing in this
class Of stock the demand being entirely of a
retail character and the transactions are not
worth reporting. Some few small lots were re-
tanned at an average Of lie per ID gross.
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New York Market.
1By Telegraph

New YORK August 3.
COrTON-Dull at As for middling.
TIOUR-Opened rather more steady, but
closed dull and dropping at s6 50d 10 for extra
State; IS 9566 50 for supeti line Western; 20 80 q
6 IS for common to good extra Western IS goo
40 for common to good shipping brands and ex'
tar II. O., and GO 45a9 IS for trade brands.
WHISKY-Scarcely so firm; sales Western ut
s2loa2 90, chiefly at inside price
rather tame with holders more disposed to re-
allie; sI4lal 40 for Chicago spring; 81 4O6l 43
for Milwaukee club 81 IS for amber Milwaukee;
sl45.1I 40 for for No. Chicago; 81 65 for com.
mon winter red; 81 80 for choice winter red West.
ern and 81 Goal % for choice amber Michigan.
Also 20, coo bushels No. Milwaukee, reported
deliverable all this month, at 81 A.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Dull and
nominal.
CORN-Dull. heavy and lallc lower s6Gss
for unsound; 5000 for sound mixed Western;
eOl 400; for high mixed Western, nearly yellow.
OATS-Opened steady; sales of Western ut
o. and closed heavy and dull at 6Oid6i.
RICE-Dull
COFFEE--Quiet and firm.
SCGAR-Steady.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Firm at 80 for crude, 5Od53
70 refined in bond, and 6sa72 do free.
WOOL-Dull..
PORK-Opened more active and frmer, but
closed dull and declining s35 25036 IS for new
mess, closing at $50 25 cash. 500 $500 % for
1864 do; s25 % G27 for prime, and eli 5Oa 20 so
for prime mess Also 2 600 bbls. new mess, for
August, sellers option, at S3203.
BEEF-Mo-e active ut So 500i2 so for plain
mess, sl00l4 50 for extra mess
BEEF HAMS-Scarce and firm.
CUT MEATS-Firm.
BACON-Dull.
LARD-Quiet and steady at 1885,
BUTrER-Quiet at 23a2s for Ohio, aud 2sa
IS for State.
CHEESE-Dull at i0015.
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price.making power considerably in their own
hands. Their success Is shown by the closing
rates of Monday night, which show decline OF
to on extra and good grades, with common and
magnitude of sales that transpired before our
market opened, we recapitulate the number sold
outside Of Allerton's: l,5Q0 head at Bergen Hill,
N j.: 300 head direct from cars to butchers, and
565 head at down town yards, or 365 head. ms
total, which is quite as large as Is sometimes re-
ported for all the supply yards of this city, Gre
ated q very dragging trade, and gave drovers a
heavy tiresome job, while working off the re.
ceipt of 3, 100 head at Allertons. The quality
was generally very poor; which also retarded
sales as butchers who were willing 10 pay gooa
prices had not the stock to select from tnat mas
been on sale for several past weeks.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Anincrease of about 9, 900 head does not seem
to effect the closing rates OF last weeks sneep
market and although &c is an outside quotation,
the large proportion of lambs that ovcrstocks
the market gives an easy sale to nearly all fair
to prime descriptions of sheep offered. Lambs
are dull and lower, and not wanted in such large
quantities as have been forwarded during the
past twenty days. We quote:
Sheared sheep, extra per 10 -Sf9H
Sheared sheep, fair to prime, per 10 OF 06tc
Sheared sheep, common to fair, per b. 5tG6c
Lambs per fb -.----..-...-ef0Ioc'
SWINE.
An inquiry from packers. together with fair
city demand has given frmer tone to the mar
ket and hogs quoted 30tc higher for corn
fed, and good s1lers have advanced &c. 1t is
thought that the annexed figures will be main
tanned during the week as adyioes from the road
do not promise any material iberality in re-
ce'pts. We quote:
Alive Dressed
Prime heavy Western
corn fed l20124c IA. Gl5c
Prime light corn fed. .IIf0i2c l4fOl5c
Still.fed lac
Small pigs suitable for
retail butchers, are
quoted at. loc
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New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, Tuesday, August !, 1865

The dry goods market during the past week
has been dull and dropping Except for a few
articles which are scarce and wanted; in these
cases prices rule frm;) but the market at the
close, under the advance in cotton, and the price
Brown shsetings and shirtings are quiet, with
better supply. Bleached sheetings and shirt
ings are active and firm. Drills are in better
supply, and, with only limited demand, prices
are without decided change. Corset jeans are
quiet Cotton fannels are scarce and firm.
Stripes and ticks are quiet and unchanged. De
MINIS are quiet and steady. Printing cloths are
dull and lower. Prints are more active AT lower
figures. Ginghams are steady. Nous do laines
are active and firm. Cloths are more activea and
firm. Fancy cassimeres are firmer with much
doing. Satinets are steady. Kentucky jeans are
firmer. Flannels and blankets are active and
firm.
Foreign goods continue in good demand, and
all desirable fabrics sell freely at full prices.
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COM MERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling whoiesaIe Market.


THURSDAY Evening, August 3.
FLOUR-Hichlv excited and considerable
sprculative demand; sales at 500 5000.
NuEAT-In demand at 81 75D2 90.
OATS-NOminal at 40.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 5O055.
SUGAR-Good demand; Porto Rico la Ql6i;
crashed, powdered and granulated %, A. Coffee
81: Il. do -.
MOLASSES-Ne Orleans 81 l501 90.
SYRUPS-At 90cGSl p.
COFFEE-33c.
BACON-P.an Hams 81; S Cured and can.
vassed 30; Shoulders lSi; excited and in limited
supply.
OILS-Lard oil, decided advance; 81 100 for No
/. g ~ extra No. refined Carbon quiet and
sales at g..
SALT-Ohio River 81 rs; Table 81 90.
RUTTER-Plenty at Ice.
El;tiS-Not much doing atl2ic.
LARD-22c in tierces
WOOL-Considerable has been sold during the
last week from 60 TO %.
HAY-sl4 per ton loose
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
by Telegraph

10y IbIUBTdPH.J
Baltimore, Aug3.
CATTLE Some six hundred head beef cattle
were received at the State live stock scales to-
day, against 1000 head last Thursday. or the
offerings % head were held over us head being
taken for Washington and 4OO head by Baltimore
butchers, at prices ranging from s. 25ass per 100
lbs gross for common to prime
REEVESAn improve nent on best qualities
of cent, and medium lots Of lcent per Id; com
mon cattle were very dull at the close at last
weeks rates.
HOGS-Receipts continue scarce and prices
further advanced &c per lib; sales Of ordinary to
prime live hogs being reported at l3sal65c per
SHEEP.-Market fairly supplied; sales at IN
etc per ID gross as to quality.
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SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms of Catarrh IA they generally
appear are at first very slight. Persons lind
they have cold that they have frequent at.
tacks, and are more sensitive to the changes Of
temperature In this condition, tho nose may
be dry, or slight discharge thin and acrid, Al.
terward becoming thick and adhesive. As the
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creased in quantity and changed IN quality; the
are now thick and heavy, and are hawked o
coughed of. The secretions are offensive caus
ing bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal
the eyes are weak; the sense of smell Is lesssene
or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Ca
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throat in tho morning of q thick or Shiny mucus
which has fallen down from the head during tho
night. When this takes place, the person may
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The above are but few of the many Catarrhal
Symptoms
A single bottle will Last month-to be used
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GENERAL REMARKS.

As might have been expected three weeks,
continuance of high prices, and similar period
of speculative tampering with receipts had their
lofty views of cattle-6rokers Mt Bulls Head this
week, and also in temporarily opening irregular
market days and establishing an almost unque-
table range ofprices at Bulls Head. Butchers,
after learning that there was large number of
droves bound for this city, that would and did
reach here and Bergen, New Jersey before Sat.
urday night, did not wait for the Bulrs Head
people TO dictate this weeks terms, but went In
and boughts quantity large enough 10 place the
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New York Money Market.
fRv Telapranh.1

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, August 3.
MONEY-Steady at per cent. for call loans.
STERLING-Dull and lower at 81 0Sal 0ss
for gold.
'GOLD-Rather lower; opening at 81 Az, adj.
varcing to 81 AT, and closing at q AL,
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A shade frmer.
LATER.
New YORK, August 2.-Gold closed tonight
81 AZ.
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Baltimore Market.

by Telegraph
BALTIMORE, August 3
.WHEAT-Firm
CORN-Quiet at ef695 for yellow.
FLOUR-Firm Western Howard and Stlte
advanced.
vISIONS-Inactive.
WHISKY-Firm 1T SO 81
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pbiladeIphia Cattle Market.

Beef Cattle are rather dull this week, and
prices are unchanged. About 300 head arrived
and sold from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois,
at from IS to l3c for extra 10 to l4lc for fair to
good, and II to l2c per ID for common as to quail
fly " g.
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MRS. @. ZIAGlHER,

MANUFACTURES ALL KINDS
M OF CRACKERS CAKES, BREAD, &c.
No ln Market streeh East side, q few doors
south Of the Market House,) Wheeling. ". Va
janl06m
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The following are some of the particulars Of
the sales:
Head Name. Amount.
100 P. McFillen, Penna. and Western. 1876
10 Owen Smith Western. .--.-....-... l4Ol6
60 H. Christy s. Bro, Western. -.----- q!os
% Jones McClese Chester county. 800 HUl4
& McFillen Western .4i0l6
60 J 6 Kirlc Western ..1i016
az p Hathoway. Western ..H IA! 01G
GO F. McFillen, Penna. and Western. .l50!6
IN Csnat Shombero Western 1905
OK p Chain Penna 1904
81 Mooney e. Smith, Penna and Ohio .!39!G
ITO Uliman g. Bochman Western. -..-- .l50l6
go Martin Fuller g. Co, Western i4Wl9s
Hcgs-Are in fair demand and prices better;
1000 head arrived and sold at the different yards
at from s15 to $40 IS the 100 IDS pet as to quality
Cows-There is no change to notice. l2o ne I'd
sold at from s25 to s55 for Springeps, and s35 up
to s75 per head for Cow and Calf, as to quality.
Sheep-Are in better demand; 5000 head ar
rived and sold at from 6 to &c per 10 gross, as
to condition. Lambs are selling at from 81 to
IS 80 per head.
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

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cuted on short notice and ON reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab.
lishment in the Western States sep20
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New York Live stock Market.
ENTIRE RECEIPTS OF CATTLE OF ALL
KINDS FOR THE WEEK.

PRICES OF BEEvEs AT ALLERTONs MAR
KET
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-02
two thouand nine hundredel sanaSd teen lives
in New York, of whom two t*ao9sand and J11 i've
Mundred fell in the last naneo year. 81

& sTHa CorroN MovEsIRsr. ~ l1sthe current .t.
week, says the Ne Y ork rs ss Time Of 1th3
Of November, the receipts 81 COT ton Chs
port have amounted to 24,3Oa bales sales
and lgs:salos, tol 800 balesisaud sKpportissto
bales, leaving an available ssstoek3S'oan on
8liand aud on shipboard not cleared Smiths this
markct of about ITO 900 Bales, worth, sS4, ,S
,0o0,D0o in lawfulssmoncy,at an avor, Of
$200easbale. NIiddling gfades had fallTenaSto TE'at
SOC: d Sic. a pound ons, THURSDAY, butsraSSlied
to51c. SIC. poundat the close Of BUSH r. hess IS
yesterday, on a decidedly active inquiry sfor
home use aud shipment, .ss
At all the shipping ports, from Sept ltAo z
the latest mail dates, the receiptsof cottolP
ssreaohsd about 400, 900 bales, against exports,
'siusthe same period, of about 1S5, 900 bales,
'slleas ing IAN estimated stock in thes of:
saboay 800, ,O00balss, or the equivalent Of SIS,
100000 sin$ currency. 'she total receipts of
COTTON at al the ports from the dateof peace,
3 May I, tothc latest mail dates receivedin this
city by Oct, 81, were 742,776 balessrcpres
scnting currency value Of $14s,555, 200. @
CuR1ous ErrEcrs OF EpIDEMics The
syvisit of the cholera to Europe seems to be as
fatal 10 birds and beast as to man. We hear
of Wild birds as we'll as domestic beaastssdaying
in2large numbers, In England, sheep, COWS,
.and horses.are visited assSwith a plague. In
Belgium thapo altryis attacked the same way.