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New York Market.

- New YORK, July -.
COTTON-Shade easier; sales lOOt
bales at 26aa6l for middliug uplands.
FLOCR-Receipts 3261 bills: market
l5a25 better; sales ll55 bbls at : los
. A. for supertine State and western
; sValO 90 for extra: 10 O0alO GO foi
choice western: 10 9Oall w for shipping
ONO: IL 6ual3 - for trade brands: 9 =
al2 90 for spring st, Louis: II 10 fol-
winter do; market closing firm: Cali.
fornia, sales 800 brls at II Scale 80
Rye -four 2jag L..
WHlSkl-Unsteady at 2Ga30.
WHEAT-3a5 better for inferior; > &C
for common MOL Milwaukee,; = So for
No. = Chicago; l5a3 ~ for Calfor.
MIA, and 3 80 for small parcels new
South Carolina.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dull.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July II.
FLOCR-In good demand, and fresh
scarce ut II 25al4 90, including family
and fancy; sales of new Ohio at Is OO.
WIiEAT-Scarcc and 10 higher; No. =
winter, = 80, and No. !. = 90; new sold
at : 30; not much Offering.
CORN-Unchauged and firm.
OATS-Dull at 75a76 for No. l.
RYE-Scarce at 25al 30; hardly any
IN the market.
COTTON-Steady at } 3Oi for mid
ding.
WHISKY-Steady at 80 in bond.
MESS FORK-Advanced 20; closing
! firm.
BULK MEATS-Held ut 9la1l.
BACON-AdvaLced to l0al3t FOL
shoulders, sides and clear sides; and
higher was asked; the feeling is buoy
ant aud firm.
HAMS-Firm at l5a2O for common
and sugar cured.
LARD-Advanccd to II.
BUTTER-Steady ut l4alG for Cen
trail Ohio and l7alS for western.
Realistically at l4al5.
LARD OIL-Eirmer ut Gal %.
FLAXSEED-Duil ut 20,
GOLD-l 81 buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at par buying
and /! premium selling.
MONEY MARKET-Steady and uu'
changed at SalO per cent.
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From Fortrrss Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July l2.-Scycral
blood-thirsty attempts of murder and
robbery have been made here and III
the vicinity of Norfolk and Portsmouth
by parties OF negro highwaymen. The
last was a farmer named Oakum, while
OH his way to Portsmouth. About five
miles out his wagon was stopped and
he was set upon by two negroes, who
struck him on the head with a heavy
iron instrument and afterwards iutiict.
ed 4 similar wound about the body.
They then robbed him of all money
and valuables and made their escape in
to the woods. Not long after the oc.
currence Mr.. Oakum WAS picked up 10y
persons in the neighborhoOd and car,
ried to his home, where lie now lies in 4
precarious condition. The authorities
have started a posse in pursuit and the
most energetic measures have been
taken to effect the capture of the vii.
lains.
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CORN-Receipts 17,840 bushels; no
decided change in the market; sales OF
II 900 bushels Mt 0Gal 08 for new Ink
ed western. Oslal 10 for small lots
choice do. goal % for unsound, % for
old mixed western and l IA for new
Southern yellow.
OATS-Firmer and more active; sales
| ~ 600 bushels ut 72aS3 for western, 81
for Canada, Sass for Milwaukee and
921 for Ohio.
RICE-Heavy.
COFFEE-NOmnal and unchanged.
SUGAR-Firm and in fair demand;
sales $500 bbls Cuba at Pals.
MOLASSES-HeaYy; sales $50 hhds
Demarara at Sc.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Crud nominal; re-
fined in bond quiet at 22!.
PORK-Sales of 5000 barrels at % 62
a27 90 for new mess, closing at % 10
cash, % 90 for old mess, 10 81 for prime.
BEEF-Firm, sales of 230 barrels ut
Is OOa24 90 for new plain mess, - OOa
% % for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Dull at - OOa39 90.
BACON-Scarce.
CUT MEATS-Sales of 80 packages
ut 9lalOt for shoulders, l2fal5 for hams.
LARD-Firmer, sales of II % barrels
ut 1l!a12t
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-lIeavy at 7ta7i.
LATEST MARKET-5 l.. VI.
/ FLOUR-Closed 15a25 better and
firlnei for medium and low grades.
WHEAT-Firmer with small supply;
sales of No. = spring at 2 2Oa2 ~, No.
spring ut 55a2 81: white California
3 25a3 30.
/ RYE-Nominal.
OATS-Sales at S2as5 for prime west,
| ern, Ga93 for Ohio.
/ CORN-Dull; sales ut O0al "a.
PORK-Receipt 5000; sales Of mess
ut % OOa23 30 cash, regular way, clos
ing sellers at % 81, buyers % -.
BEEF-In fair demand.
BACON-Quicta and scarce.
CUT MEATS-In small supply; prices
tending upward.
LARD-Firm; sales at l2gal2f for fair
to prime steam, l2fal2i for kettle rem
dcred.
DRY GOODS The market is excited
relative to rumUrs of failures.
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Piiisburg Oil Trade.
PIrTsBCRG, July l..

PIrTsBURG, July l..
BUSINESS Yesterday was very active;
a large amount of oil was disposed of,
principally tank and first bulk rise deliv-
cry. Some Of the large reincrs have pur-
chased literally. Among the sales were
1000 barrels of Smiths Ferry, to be de-
livercd this week at Refinery. The adj
vance in crude during the past two
weeks ranges ! to lc per gallon, closing
.teaIw v',th a fair demand. Dispatches
were received during the Il '.'..aaon re-
porting further advance ut Oil City to
: 55a2 60 per barrel.
REFINED OIL.-The market was very
firm. The sales amount in the aggre.
cate to 10000 barrels, bonded, and all
for Philadelphia delivery, July and Au-
gust. The market for standard white
opened ut 4OIc. advanced to Bic and
closed at 32c, the highest figure reached
for some time.
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The PhiladcIphia sr,y.c,

PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-The NEST
extensive arrangements are being made
by the delegation of the S&ngcrfrst OF
this city 10 make the celebration of the
German singers in this city next week a
great success. The utmost perfection is
aimed ut by those who have the ar
rangements in charge. A meeting was
held tonight at Srngerbund Hall. at
which representatives from all societies
were present. About los societies will
participate in the festival.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, July l..
Gold opened at 1891 and closed at
1891.
Ohio certificates 26ta2Ga; Cumberland
4Ota42!; Quicksilver, 33ta33l: Mariposa,
lOtalO!; Western Union Telegraph, All
als; Pacific Mail, l42ia-; Atlantic
Mail, lO94al094; New York Central, 1853
alO5f; Erie, 7O3a7OI; Hudson, lO9alO9f;
Reading, lO3ialO4!; Michigan Central,
1O99allO: IllinoisCentral, l22fal23; Pitts
burg, 79sa79f; Toledo, ll9Sal2Of; Rock
Island, 974a97f; Northwestern, 4ia45;
do preferred, 6S:a6St; Fort Wayne,
loltalO2; Michigan Southern 79sa795.
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New York Efctl,s

NEW YORK, July l2.-Mrs. Margaret
Grant, a servant i'll the family of j. Jes
sup, on Staten Island, was arrested OIL
the charge of poisoning two farm hand,
named McClosky and Dougherty, ant
an aged lady, all of whom died.
The surviving officers of the Irisl
Brigade have resolved to wear Grape OF
the left arm 80 days, in respect to Gen
eral Meagher.
A sidewalk on Fulton street caved il
this evening from the weight of build
ing material thereon, and two boys
buried. Both were eXtricated badly in
inred.
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pAssENGER T ,lsstIniS on W and alter the
9Th day OF May, l56I:
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July II.
Flour, fresh ground firm, old ground
dull. Wheat dull, % for regular, and
200 for North side. Corn. steady ut Sif
Oats dull, at 81! to IS. Rye scarce, at
l 10 to II. Whisky, b to 33. Mess
pork, firm ard held at -, with buyers
at ~. Shoulders at 81 to 9. Rough SIDES
at log clear.
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Refused To salute.

MONTREAL, July l2.-The American
propeller Haze, bouud for Detroit. which
refused to salute Her MaieSty's steamer
Aurora ut Quebec arrived here. and de-
cliued to salute the wolverine and i,
detained at this port, waiting the per.
mission of the Executive to proceed to
the United States. Commodore Har.
wood is ON board the Haze.
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The Trial Of Surrntt.

WASuINGToN. July l2.-Detcctive
to his search for John IL. Surratt the
day after the assassination, with q view
to contradicting Wrichman, who Was
at Mrs. Surratt's when the witness
called there.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

The Merchants National Bank of this
city has declared dividend of five per
cent, ont of the earnings of the past six
months.
Financial and ComInc, CiaI Itcnr<,
The National Unadilla Bank, OF New
York, is closing up its business. The
Controller OF tie Currency grautcd il
authority to liquidatc its affairs ahout
ten days siace.
Tbs bonds of the border St.,.-s. so
much depressed during the late war.
are gradually growing in favor. The
State of Missouri paid, at New York.
tue last interest due on the LIST Instant.
leaving Oh the bonds twelve coupons
from July l, lS6l, to January |, ls67.
inclusive, or 81 per cent. of which, is
DeheVed, the State will have. by the
close OF the present yeur, the cash
means, derived from its claims AGAINST
the general government. allowed Inv
congress but not yet fully audited IN
pay Off one-half, or six coupons IF 2
per cent, each, leaving to be funded in.
TO new q per cent. bond the remain.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Il published every Friday. lie contents will 10
made up of all Important news Of the week,
telegTaphic reports, transactions In the Markets
Agricultural Column, special corrrspoudcnce
from all parts OF the state. chriCe literary and
pOetical selections, aud lar.e amount Of cart
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable 10
nl classes of the community. In short the
WEEKLY HEGISTER'wll continue To be the
best Family NCcspdp'r ereC published ~ his
State
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFA:0, July II.
Flour shade trmer; prices unchang-
ed. Wheat scarce and quiet; No. |
Milwaukee spring = 30; No. ,, = 20.
Corn, No. , Toledo, 90; No. 2 Illinois,
81; rejected sd. Oats quiet: held ut
40 for Chicago and Ohio.
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Suspended.

BUFFALO, July l2-Burlis \ Co.,
brokers, suspended yesterday. Their
safe was robbed Tuesday night of $1,000.
which is enc of the causes of failure.
They only did limited hu>iurSs.
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Fire.

MILWAUKEE, July l2.-Hunter, Rug
giles 4 Co.'S linseed oil and grain dry
ing establishment near Walkers Point
bridge, burned this morning. Loss,
10000; insured for one-quarter.
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From Quebec

QUEBEC, July l2.-iIon. Mr.. Cauchon
has failed t"forma government for the
province of Quebec, and Hon. Mr..
Chevcsu has been assigned the task.
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THE RE GIST Err

VIII strive To make the popular mind wiser b,
conviction rather than slavish by dictstiou and
will labor tn disseminate only surh views uIa,n
current questions ~ bear the stamp ot rrasol
and the seal of truth.
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THE TRI.wEEkLY

Il published every Tuesday. Thursday aud Sat
urday, and contains besides the contents Of the
preceding issues OF the Daily, many valuable
Items prepared especially Tor this publication.
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SUNDRIEs.
FEW rsARRRLs PRIME

"A PIE Sugar, Superior Green, Elack ana
japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar. NsE
York crab and champagne cider (bottledl' New
York No. ] Salmon, English dairy Cheese,
Pickles and Sauces, Tapioca, Pearl Sage Corn
starch Maizena,, &c., hsrmefieally scaled Ssl.
mon, AAeksrel, cOafisn, Haiiibut. LoLst@r sslad
OIL (best quality, French Mustard, Sap Sag
Cheess' Condensed hilk, together with a genet
AAsOftnent u seasOnable articles, lust receive
anu for sale low. by
v. & q. ID WOODROW,
Odd fell0ws' Hail Building.
1y1 hOnroe Street. Wheeling. wa
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia will lind In the REGISTERa
constant and Jealous advocate. while the social
and political advancement of the State will TO.
cciye itS earnest attention.
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Registration.

SAVANNAH, July 12.-The total mum.
Der Of persons registered here is l4lO
whites and 2093 colored,
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TOBACCO.
i lOi Butts old Ben's" blk 1885,
- caddics do do. do. "
10 butts Niagara do.
~ caddics do. do.
u butts Dew Drop" do. e
30 Gaddies HOmbrick do.
~ boxes Emily Jsnes natl H.. ! 10.
q do. Diadcm soft pal inch
81 do. Wheelcrs hd. pd. . do.
- do. do hard II Id. Jumps.
10 10. 'Millie Collins" hard pd ID. Jumps.
81 do. Kren's Fine Twist natl II.
- do Millers L. and L. twist choice
l0drums Fig Leaf.
20kss. 6.twist running l0s
SMOKING TOBACCO
Is bbls. +. 6. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' r. g.. do. ID.
10 bbls. e.. ). do do.
10 hlf bbls e. =. do do
Our stock OF tObarrO IL large and the as.oTt.
ment unsurpassed bJ any in the market. Mer.
chants are respectfully invited 10 give Ms a all
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TISGLE.
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THE ARREITER FIsBUND.

An elegant journal printed IN the German Ian
guage, and Issued for th. lvneht of our GERMAN
citizens, II published weekly at The REGISTER
office.
Feeling grateful for the generous onronragr
mcnt with which the friends OF the REGISTER
have hitherto rewarded his ofiorts, the Pro
priet0r hopes by continued enterprise and 90
ergy 10 merit In the future the same llberal pat
rOnage which their paper has heretofore 10
ceived.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July II.
Flour firm; cry Xxx at II 00al2 90
Wheat firm: = % for No. =.
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LEWIS BAk Err,
Wheeling. West Virgins
HOWARD HOUSE,
Nos. ) a 2 North Howard ~
TWO DOORS TEoN BALTIMORE sTIEET
BULL II sRwREL, Prsvrietsr..

DAb'hsaStsEr lrSis
WE HAVE LEASED THIS HOUSE ASI
w have enlarged the Once, introduced sirAn
throughout the house, renovated and rcpodeise
The water Closets. repaperel aud repzInted the
looms ana furnished them with new carpets
furniture, &c. wehAve. m fact, made the bou..
entirely new inside
We have also telegraph Office In the building
with wires running 10 all parts Of the United
States, Canada and Europe
Our Tables viii AZ all seasons be aLundantly
supplied With all the market afords.
w have also attached Ia the Hotel an eleRzI
Billiard Room, furnished With Tables made eI
prer-ly for US by the celebrated Manufacturer.
hessfr FHRLAS COLIgSDEK 0f New York
Our Bars will be supplied with the bee, ot
Wines and Liquors.
S-rvAHt1 attentive and polite, and every At
tentlOn viii be paid To the comfort Of tn. G,i..t
ana FAtronsof the House which win be made Q,
HONE like a. possible.
Stages VIII he at the Dep0ts ON arrival OF
trains, also At the steamers on thoir arrival 10
convey guests and their baggage 10 the House
BULL r SKWELL,
mAI%<'m PropristOfs
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. R. Co.

orv,cr HuTlxoRE & OHIO RAILEoGD Co.
off'''' ''''' WHEELING, May 4, ls6I'
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the State makes IL the best ADJ ertisiug medium
IN West Virginia.
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SIMMER SCHEDULE.

- - -
,,.SSENGERTRAINs WILL HUI ~.
by the following schedule OH III" "i''
9Th day OF May, l36T: ,, ,rvr
LEAVE [,,p n
wheeling. 5l0r. ". BaltimoIe 10 ~
ARRIVE "sshlhgt i,.r
Grafton. ...-. lO:D T. d. r., q aOp n
ras a.S0 - Cumberland. I2:45 4. ~
Eorner,s Fry us Grafton. $40
n,I.tmora !Io3O Wheeling. lO:lO
iTash'n Citv la Including Sundays
Including Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LFAyE-- LEAVE
wheeling. $50 A. NJ. Baltimore ~ Z. >"
hFEIyE- Washtn C'y s:45
Grafton ... la 7. ~. ARRlNE@
Petersburg. I'D na' PEI 40 :.
Cumberland. 7:25 " Cumberland , Oh :,
Harper's Fryl237 = NJ GTii'on. - -'HS ="
Baltimore ISl " H''''-'
WASN'T. WaSatn SS = y law; Except saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
,r,vr LEAVE
,vv,,..l;nT olGP.M. Baltimore. So \: NJ.
He'''1 .Snivr Wash't'n C'y T:I5
,.-.c..,,, ,.aO M. ARRIVE
G GI,l,i'iri,,rJ IN Harpers Fry I:OOP.N.
uarmer's Fryl2:Inr +. NJ. Cumberland Goo
Winchester $50 Grafton. -...-ll:5u
R,It;mor 500 Wheeling. 40 \ u.
Wash't'n C'y $50 ,s,
Including Sundays. IhcluuinE ouu'S
BENwOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with e. .. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING AT
3Io ". 4:On...........-..P' ~
900. .-..-...--...
Tickets to all principal points in the Ea NJ
West and Southwest, can he procured 1T '"'
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master of Transportation.
K L. DEVRIES.
may7 General Agent h'eiInE.
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As A NEWSPAPER
IFS COMMERCIAL COLUMN

Will contain the latest and most reliable market
reports from Wheeling and all PROMINENT Ei,t
crn and Western cities.
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Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD three miles East of the city, Is now
ready for Intermcnts, sale and Improvement OF
lots 1t contains - acres of land and is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
he easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for thrcc-fOurts OF the year by the
Hemphrd Railroad. II is p,.tcctly secure, and
intended to be beautiied by every variety OF
trees shrubbcry, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake fountains, &C. to make il equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro.
vision is also made for its enlargement, OTd.r
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat or secure them by calling at the Office
OF the Secretary, on Main STREET, over the Bank
VI Wheeling.
Persons wishing 10 make interpents will call
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor
Tickets of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will be- issued by the Secretary.
a. J. SWEENEY, Prest.
l.. &. BONHAN, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
\. j. Sweeney, John a. Armstrong,
j. y Rhodes, George Adams
John e.. Multi, r. g.. Jordan,
Geo Mcndel L. 4. Hldrcth
Joseph he |. augjl
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INDIANS FIGHTING AMONG THEM
sELvEs.-A letter from Fort Harker,
Kansas, under date of November II,
states that the Indians, now that
they have made peace with the Co.
vernment, appear to be fighting
among themselves. A few days pre-
viously, forty Kaws and twenty-five
Cheyennes fought nearly all day
within sight of Fort Zarah, small
post about forty miles from Fort
Harker. Some six or seven were
killed on each side, although the
writer adds that as the Indians carry
off their dead, it is difficult to get at
the exact number.