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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-26
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TO TER REGIsTER.-
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

prp1rN Feb. 25.-Dispatches received
sta,e that all the non-German members
of the Austrian district have united.
MADRID, Feb. 25.-The Spanish Gov
ernment will Immediately form a board
of public works for Cuba.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25 Noon. Inc
steamer Acadian, from Liverpool for
Savannah, was lost on rocks OF coast
of Ireland yesterday. No particulars.
Cotton opened quiet and steady; un-
changed-l33.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Consols 81, Erie
IA. Illinois Central ~; 5-2O's 73i,
LONDON, Feb. 25-Evening-Consols
81 for money; 5-20's 73a; Illinois Central
~; Erie 3i.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25-Evening-Cot-
ton dull, and closed with a declining
tendency; middling uplands quoted at
l3sc, a decline of sc; sales reached 5000
bales: breadstuffs dull; California wheat
lbs Sd; provisions unchanged; Ameri,
can tallow AIS Cd; American lard sos cd;
spirits t%urpentine 37s Cd; petroleum
unchanged.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, Feb. IS.
Receipts, 4,499 beeves, 1860 sheep
and lambs, 1892 hogs. Beeves-sup-
ply diminished by a heavy fall of snow
last week; prices were firmer, and up
to Friday 1895 cattle came in, selling at
full &c improvement on the preceding
week; quality pretty good; some pre-
MUM cattle sold as high as l7a1s; none
brought less than 133a14, with some
fair to good at Halls, and good to prime
l5al6. On Monday the offerings were
about 1900 head of good average grades,
which in view Of the light supply were
held at higher figures: buyers nss are not not
finally compromised at ar advance OF
almost &c, still no particular activity
observable, and all holders were COM
planning of the prices; poor to medium
lOa11, medium to fair 11ial3; good
steers and fat oxen 14al6i; prime steers
l6al7; majority sales l4al6t; average
price 15t; q few choice sold at l7ials.
The dem and for sheep has been very
lightly supplied, and to-day the market
very strong at about &c advance on
last; q few sheep sold at 10c; we quote
common to fair sheep at 7asi, good to
prime aia9, extra 9a94, lambs nominal.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.
FLOUR-Steady; trade brands IL 5Oa
10 so, nothing done in superine.
WHEAT-Quiet; No. l spring 24O;
winter 2 30.
CORN-Firmer; 63c in elevator and
7Sc in sacks.
OATS-Firm; No. II SIC in elevator
and &c in sacks.
RYE-In good demand and prices
frmer; No. l %.
COTTON-Dull, and prices nominal;
middling 2sc; receipts for the past week
5,4S5 bales, and from September LIST,
81, 754 bales, against 1878 bales the
same time last season; the exports
during the week were 6,S55 bales.
WHISKY-Unchanged and steady at
25c in bond.
MESS PORK-Unchanged, and not
much doing; small sales at ~ OOa2O %
BULK MEATS Unchanged; city
packers firm and ask 7~ia9ta1O3 fol
shoulders, sides, and clear sides
butt to less has to be accepted when
sales are effected, and 7a9c were
accepted for a lot of country cured
shoulders and sides to-day.
BACON-In fair demand at 9!alO!a
l1ta12i for shoulders, sides, clear ril
and clear sides packed, but not much
out of smoke.
LARD-In good demand and but lit
tie offering; prices 4c higher, with sale:
of 900 tierces at 10 for country and l2i
for city; the city packers are not offer,
ing their lard, generally speaking, and
large purchases could not be made al
the current rates.
CLOVER-Dull and prices dropping
only retail sales, at 8 65aS 75.
TIM0THY-Dull at 3 30a3 40.
&FLAX-In demand at 35a2 40, and
choice clear, fit for seed, 2 80.
BUTTER-Dull for all kinds but fresh
yellow; 26a2s is the rate for fresh white
but choice yellow would bring 29a3O'
but little in the market.
enthusiastically at l6al6t for West
ern Reserve, and l6tal7 for Hamburger
EGGS-Declining to 2Oa2l and the
supply good.
GOLD-l37i.
EXCHANGE-Steady; at par buying,
and Ito premium selling.
MONEY-Market steady at l0al2 pei
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The PROPOSE
ton to redeem the compound interest
notes by the issue Of greenbacks, will
not be COMPROMISED in the committee
ON ConferencS.> The redemption of the
compound interest notes with green
backs will nevertheless be opposed in
the Senate on thsground that the Treas
nry Department WILDE abundantly able
to pay for the compound interest notes
when due, without resort to o fresh is.
sue of greenbacks. Mr.. McCullochf fully
agrees with the House bill, which give.
him the discretionary power to issue nc
more gresnbacks than he may deem
necessary, Instead of $1,000 0 900, as pro,
vided for by the last bill.
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Washing,on IteE,s.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-A bill was in
troduced by Mr.. Sherman, to-day, au-
thorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to issue bonds of not more than 6 per
cent, payable in coin, the proceeds OF
which shall be applied exclusively to
tho pnymont or purchnse OF existing m
d~cbtedness, these bonds to be known as
the consolidated debt of the United
States, the bonds to be subject to an an
nual tax of one per cent. on amount i'll
lieu of all other taxation; the amount
received for tax to be paid into the sink
ing fund for the redemption of debt.
The Chief Justice and Secretary Of the
Treasury shall be commissioners of the
sinking fund and prescribe rules for the
management and disposition of funds.
The issue OF hive hundred millions bonds
Mt 5 per cent. interest, principal and in
terest payable in Europe, is authorized.
The bill will not he called up at this
session.
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JOHN TEECE,

N5ALsTER AND HOP DEALER,
Nl Water Street, Centre Wheeling, West
Virginia. Highest cash price paid for BARLEY
aug1Ily
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.
COTTON-31a311 for uplands; closing
dull mt inside prices.
FLOUR-Receipts 1O,625 barrels 4;
market a shade firmer but scarcely SC
active; sales of $4,000 barrels at 8 s5a
| 10 10 for super. State andWestern; 10 II
all 90 for extra western; IL 10a12 20
for choice do; 10 90al1 30 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, and
IL s5a12 as for trade brands; marke!
closing dull.
WHISKY Quiet and unchanged
no receipts.
WHEAT-Market dull, without de.
cided change; sales of 1900 bushels OF
white Canada at 3 05a3 Is.
RYE-Drooping; sales of $500 bush
els western at l 10al Is.
BARLEY-Dull; sales 5000 bushel:
Canada West, free, at l 1s.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts $3.50 bushels; mar
ket 1c better; sales $1,000 bushels al
1O7a1O74 for mixed western in store; l "
al09 for do afloat; 10eal09 for new vel
low southern, including M boat load
of mixed western reported at l II
af1Oat.
OATs-Receipts 10000 bushels; mar
ket a shade frmer; sales of pc, 900 bush
els at 5sa62 for Western; 67a6S fol
State, and SO for Canada East, free.
RICE-Firm: sales so tierces Carolin:
at l0s.
COFFEE-Firm; no sales.
SUGAR-Firm with good demand
sales 5000 hhds at 10sal4f for Cuba
10s for Porto Rico, and $50 boxes Ha
vana at 12i.
WORCESTERSHIRE and firm; sales
100 hhds MuscayadO ut 80.
P.ETROLEUM-Dull; II for crude ant
27a29 for refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet; 35a70 for new.
PORK-Steady but dropping; sales o
2,s50 bbls; 20 s7a2l Oh for new mess
closing at 20 81 for western; ~ z;
for old mess; 16 75a17 90 for prime; an'
10 OOa2O 90 for prime mess; also, 100 bar
rcls of new mess at 20 S7a2l IL, sellers
and buyers option for March ant
April. .a-o
TIERCE BEEF-Steady; % 5Oa32 On
for prime mess, and 81 OOa35 OO for In
dia mess. -,
BEEF HAMS-Steady; sales of SO
barrels at 81 00a36 25.
BACON-Quiet; sales of 2s5 boxes a
1O4 for Cumberland cut; lit for shor
ribbed, and III for short clear. =,
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales $50 pack
ages at Sia10 for shoulders, and Ill
l3i for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Unchanged; sale
at 9sa94 for WESTERN, and lOsalOs TO
city.
LARD-Dull: sales of $50 barrels n
l24al21 for old, and 121al3s for new.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy at l5a2
for Ohio.
CHEESE-Stcady at l5a2O.
LATEST MARKETS. Z. VI.
FLOUR-Closed dull; holders of me
dunn grades disposed to accept a lowe
price. The large receipts from Calitor
MIA have q depressing influence.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; OOa2 II
for No. 3, and 2 15a2 30 for No. 3 spring
RYE-Closed. quiet at l lOal 10 TO
western.
OATS-Firm ut 59a62 for western.
CORN-Closed firmer; | % for mixe'
western in store, and / 09al 10 atioat.
PORK-Dull with sellers of new west
ern mess at 10 81.
BEEF-Fairly steady.
BACON-Dull.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
LARD-Dull and "a! lower.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
CoILECTOR OF

\ pensions, soldiers Claims, and Certned
Accounts. All Officers, Soldiers or seamen =,
,;tIcJ 70 Pensions for life, and in case OF theiI
,Iaatb their widow, orphan children, mother OF
sister of any such officer, soldier or seame9, Is
entitled TO 4 pension, and also the bounty Of one
hundred dollars, and all back pay due, MY ise
for pension is collected and NO CHARGE IN
case of failure.
Certified accounts collected on the most reas
enable terms. -.
House. Wheeling, Va. sepo
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CURRENT ITEMS.
SAKE is off to Europe.

SAKE is off to Europe.
A butterfly was seen i'll Quebec last
week.
The Fenian "Sunburst" has again
bursted.
Professor Agassiz predicts another big
snow storm.
The sheep fever is raging violently in
Vermont.
Maretzek has engaged Parepa for his
troupe.
Minnesota talks about the cultivation
of oranges.
Womeu's clubs are the rage in Paris.
A man in England built a $4,000
church in memory of his daughter.
A theologian wishes every member OF
Congress were an Universalist.
Denmark offers us the island of st.
Thomas for five millions in gold.
A Chicago merchant was shot by his
son because he scolded him.
The Germans are making great prep
arations to visit the Paris Exposition.
The investigation of frauds" are as
costly as the frauds themselves.
.Juarez has confscated S~120,OOO,OOO
worth of Imperial property in Mexico.
Santa Fe, Mexico, is said to be 80
healthy a place that people only die
there of old age or whisky.
Congress might do n sensible thing
before it explodes-take off the tax on
newspaper advertisements.
An exchange attributes the pardon of
Mollie Trussell, after q months impris
onment, to the fact that she is "an In
teresting social evil"
A gentlemen just returned from Mex
leo says that ''things are nearly as bad
there as in the United States at pres
ent."
A flying machine has been constructed
Mt San Mateo, California. It's project
ors expect to make the trip to New York
in "a hours.
A sailor was found in New York who
once mined in California and spent
twenty-five thousand dollars, bullion,
in rum.
The New Zealand colonists are now
paying twenty shillings n head for eve
nv British in%sectivorous bird that is
landed alive in the colony.
Among the plants destroyed by the
FIRE at the Washington Conservatory
was a Sage palm, which was planted by
General Washington.
The amount of the direct tax in Prus-
STA is about S39 a year to every man,
woman and child. In Bavaria, it is
only about soc per head.
The old Jewish law vas an eye for an
eve, and a tooth for a tooth. The rule
with lovers is a sigh for a sigh and q
kiss for Il kiss.
Macmillan could not collect enough
to pay the bills of his shoemaker and
tailor, or other tradesmen who had been
employed in the Palace of Chapultepec.
They have a live seal on exhibition at
Bangor, Me-, which was captured among
the snow drifts, where it had become be-
wildercd and lost, after having come
out of an air-hole in the ice OF Millcreek
for food.
The State g~eologist of New Jersey re-
ports that during the part year twelve
thousand tons of mari had been carried
ever the Camden and Amboy road. The
pitts near Pemberton yielded last year
twenty thousand tons.
Under Austrian rule newspapers new
er flourished in Venetia, but since the
Austrians have withdrawn, newspapers
have risen with so much rapidity in
that country that the Milan type foun-
ders are unable to supply printing ma
~terials fast enough. -Four papers are
noticed as having been started in differ
! aut norts of veuetia in n sinp1e day.
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NEW Turk, Feb. ..
Ohio certificates 25t; Western Union
Telegraph 43ta43i; New York Central
lO3tal03s; Erie 56la56i; Hudson 136fa
l3s; Reading 104al04t; Michigan South
ern 72sa73; Illinois Central 1l0allO1;
Northwestern 35ia36; do. preferred 65ia
ga. Fort Wayne 96a96t; Pittsburg S0i.
Government securities heavy and low
er this afternoon, with the exception of
the new issue of 1865; 500 bonds and
7-3Os; closing quotations: Registered 81
IlOiall0i; coupons '62 Ill; coupons "a
IGtaI0ss; do. So 10Sial0st; new issue
1864; sos 105sal06i.
State bonds-yirginia 52a5s; Missouri
924; Tennessee 65i. Demand for money
moderate; supply abundant.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Reconsfru ction Bill Revenue
Fraud-Omcers of the Next
The Legal Tender Bill-Gorernor
Andrew.

ulcers OF the Ncxt HOUSE
The Legal Tender Bill-Gorernor
Andrew.
New YORK, Feb. 25.-The Times spe-
cial says: There are good grounds for
stating that the President will send In
n veto of the reconstruction bill on
Wednesday next. 1t is possible the
President will let the tenure of office
bill become a law without his sigma
ture.
General Grant, on good authority, is
reported as saying he regarded the re-
construction bill as very unwise legisla-
ton. All the members of the Cabinet,
with one exception, are decidedly op-
posed to the bill.
The report Of the committee on In
ye~stigatiOn of Frauds on the Revenue,
will report to-day. 1t will show dis
tillery frauds to be far greater than any
one had conceived, and that the modes
of their preparation are such as almost
to defeat the law.
The fate of the House bill authorizing
the payment of compound interest
notes in greenbacks, is eXtremelyd0ubt-
full.
A special says: 1t is conceded there
will be no opposition in the Republican
party in the election of the following
gentlemen as officers for the next House:
Colfax, for speaker, Col. Forney, for
clerk, Ordway, for Sergeant-at-Arms,
and Given for Postmaster. There will
probably be a new man presented for
Goodenew's place as doorkeeper.
The President has submitted the ten
ure of the office bill to the Attorney
General, it being claimed that the bill
is unconstitutional.
One hundred and fifty leading Demo
Gratis of New York have signed request
TO the President that he sign the recon,
~struction bill.
The fate Of the legal tender bill is un.
certain. Senator Wilson will move a
new section, providing that it shall be
unlawful for National Banks to allow OF
pay interest on deposits made i'll said
National Banks BY any other National
Bank. This, it is alleged, cause nearly
all the financial trouble in Wall street,
The Senate will reject the proposition
reported by the committee on Foreign
Affairs to raise the position of our rep
~resentative to Brussels, Henry S. San
ford, to q full mission.
The Worlds special says: The arrival
of Governor Andrew in Washington re.
wives the rumor that he is to have q seat
in the Cabinet.
The friends of the tariff bill consider
it as virtually killed.
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s. F. FAIRS.

MARBLE WORKER g. sCULP-
MI TOR No. I2a Main Street. Wheeling. W.
Va.
F@Monumental Work of all kinds made to
order on short notice. Particular attention paid
10 Portrait Sculpture and Designing. sep3
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Di.dlIerie. seized.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Three unli-
censed' distilleries were sliced in Brook
Ign to-day. =,
Mr.. Mali, Belgian Consul General,
died last evening.
A Washington special says that it is
now considered certain that Mr.. Smythe
will be removed from the Collectorship
of the port of New York.
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Senatorial.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-In the Senate
at 10 o'clock on Saturday night, just be-
fore adjournment, Mr.. Sherman report
ed from Finance committee, the COM
pound interest fdndipg bill. The COM
mittee recommend non-concurrence In
the House amendment, and report the
bill as it passed the Senate.
Dir. Nye appeared in his seat to-day. 4
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sATIsFIED Tn,

InEING sA TISFIED I'm.
ID their patrons are prepared 20 spoop,.Ai
enterprise which has for its object the nra,s,t
and promotion Of the welfare Of tn TTt;,e e y
in this Republic, and the devclopmen, a,
ovation of oUr young AMI PROMISING So
Proprietor of the Wheeling REGi,IIR ~ {,
iarred and improved this paper 10 me-, -.
mands of increased circulation and see
! popularity, and now takes pleasure In n,sUslS
10 the people Of this State, the Large, N.als
est aud Most Reliable Paper in v Wat
virginia. WI
history as the surest and best inioy Of n, S
| course upon all questions of National ~, S.e
nolicy. Believing that the way va,, VA SA'
fts legitimate purposes attained with m, 80
der ~ the rebel armies, and the abaDdor,'..
| slavery and secession by the South m, a. %
TyR will he the untinching advocate At M .
urrs that tend 10 promote the nAtiuu.lLlr.
to restore the unity of the Guv,ruu,p, s-.
extend to all sections the priceless h,,>.s
an impartial Union and a lasting peace ~
be equally firm in its opposition 10 all nav,
schemes that impose unjust and uuu ,y,,-.
conditions upon the reunion Of a Goy,,,-U
that was never broken, that guarantee, a..
ual ascendancy to one political party abd
changing ostraciNn Ia every other and A..
thwart the wishes of every patriotic hs,-
leaving our country still divided. oar ~.
disunited, our Union unres;orrd. Tolrr,,
the opinion Of all men, while steadflstly .J'
eating its own, despising the pruscrpt.vr 49,,
of fanaticism while firmly adhcrng 10 \,
convictions Of right and duty,
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scixnre Of Spanish Wines.

New YORK, Feb. 25.-The recent
seizures of Spanish wines in Boston and
New York are exciting determined OPP
position on the part of imposters. They
have formed combinations and employ
ed able counsel to present facts in the
case to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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CHICAGO, Feb. ..
Flour quiet and unchanged. Whea,
quiet at 220. Corn firm at s6as6t
Oats dull at All. Mess pork nominal
at ls 50a1S IS. Lard firm at l2a124
Hogs quiet at 64a7f. Dressed hog,
nominal ut Z 50a7 60.
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Brilliant Meteor.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. pa large
and brilliant meteor was observed here
last evening, moving in a northwestern
direction. 1t lasted fully thirty min.
uteS.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

" 1'VPeTty Snotrn as The "G0rGrTmenl
1anHery and Steam Sa,r Miu,r ,citk
Serenty5fre 7ueres Of land, near
San AHfonia, Tesas.
SEALED PROPOSALS., IN DUPLICATE
nSwil be received mp to the arst day Of March
10, lot the purchase Of Is acres Of land, mors
% lessI together with the buildings erected
thereon, and the appurtenanees appertaining
y TASSERY, containing u Stone Lime
nsn, Fifty.two Wooden vats. Seven Stone
Pools, and capable Of tanning 1900 hides per
annum.
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, capable Of saving
1900 feet Of lumber daily.
OAE MAIL STONE BUILDING.
The above property IL situated about two
miles above San Antonio, on the San Antonio
rver, and the water fs conducted 10 the sstab-
Ilsh.nent by q race Of hewn stone laid In cement.
The land was purchased. and improvements
made by the bate so-ealled Confederate Govern.
ment, and arc estimated to have cost t15o,Oo0 in
gold.
The property has been under Lease for the wear
1850, at o monthly rent o $500, PAYABLE I'm III.
vance. A secured title In fee simple win be efyep
by the United States Government.
Proposals win be marked Proposals for Gov.
eminent Tannery and Saw Nil, y and sddres.ed
% j.. B. EIDDOO,
Brevst MAJ Gen. Asst Com Baureau z +. &
feb6
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY
100 barrel. OF the Shshan Double DistilI.S
IN 1859 and 1890, warranted superior 10 any in
the market, in store and for sale by
NJ RFIIIY
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,
c~ THE NATIONAL

- pntn three miles East Of the city, Is now y,
O,dS for ipterments, sale and improvement ~ =
rea eau IA contains 81 acres of land, ana - t sAu
iotsi IN the most modern andimproved stSleLci
on. LILY reached at all seasons by the Na. "a
49, and for three-fourths of the year " w
asmpasla Rs II Ssaa.i = i B Bs every 'S variety o
Iases sbrubhery, public vault, chapel, aI .n ha",
~ fountains, &c, to make 1t equal to inc D Dro.
Az Cemeteries in the country. Ample Pr,
k aiis. - also made for its enlargement oruet
An psrsons DESTROYS of purchasing lots can e Mhc
shs mcoynd with the superintendent s All
me inc or secure them by calling at the ONE
~ nss ,Ss Secretary, on Main street. over the Bans
of Wheeling. .-usnts will cal
On the Secretary 10 obtain permits therefor, ,,s;,
>" TSrssts of admission to lot holders ana 's'
tors viii be issued by the Secretary;v prs.,
L. C. BoSH,M, Sec'y.
BOARD oFDIRFCToks
sw.s,.r John A. Armstrong,
S phoJss George Adams.
-. - Ninth r. G.. Jordan
Geo. Mendel, l. a hN suy3i
49,
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THE GISTER

win strive TO make the popular mind " .,t,
conviction, " rather than slayish BY dIctAt.ou a.
will labor TO disseminat. only such view, M,
current questions as bear the stamp II ma
and the seal Of truth.
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anfea Forced.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Feb. 25.-The safes
of several merchants were forced py
burglars early Sunday morning. very
little booty obtained.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, February p.
Market steady at 6 per cent. on call
Sterling firm at 10Ssa1O9 on first bills.
Gold without decided change; opened
at 13S, and closed at 1884.
Government stocks less active and ia
! lower
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THE TRI-WEEkLY

II published every Tuesday. Th"r~'ia' aBt ~
urday. and contains, besides the ]c"Uirul' Of re-
preceding issues Of the DAILY m.rN 'ai1i'
Items prepared especially Tor Tbs pubi'4i"a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-26
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

II published every Friday. lt- contents 'b
made up of all important news II ihr N"i
telcgraphic reports. transactions In tho NSfiT'
Editorials upon subjects Of general ih''f''i a
Agricultural Column, special oorrrsp0t@'
from all parts of the State. chol6c bittnI -
poetical selections, and = large amount o,aT
fully prepared misoollaneous reading 'uiiab' Z
all classes Of the community. In 'b"T =
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue to- "
beat Family Newspaper crcr ~iuIL.'d %"
stdts.