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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


NEw. YORK, March 2.
COTTON-DuIl and rather easier nm
der larger receipts; sales OF 6Oo bales at
3la3l4 for uplsnds.
FLOUR-Receipts 4o4s bbls; market
dull and 5alOc lower; sales 400 bbls at
8 55a9 IS for superfine State and west
ern; 9 Soa1O ~ for extra western; l0 ~
al2 90 for choice do; 10 6Oall GO for
shippipQ brands extra round hoop Ohio,
and If IS for trade brands, market clos
ing dull:
WHEAT-Market dull and dropping;
sales of 1900 bu at % for mixed Mil
waukee, aud 2 % for good No. 2 Chicago
spring.
RYE-Firm; sales 300 bu at l la
IL 10 forswestern; L 25als30 for Canada
free, and l Seal ~ for State.
BARLEY-Without decided change;
sales $4,000 bu two rowed state 1t W
for inferior in store, and Is for choice
af1oat.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales 1900
bu Canada. mo a-"E,lE -, 90.
/ PEAS-In bond at about Is.
CORN-Receipts 2520 bu; the market
opened la2c lower, but closed tirmer;
salss 5000 blu at 05a1 09 for mixed
western in store, and % for do afioat.
| OATS-Rec-ipts 1910 bu; the market
is easier; sales $500 bu at 5sa62 for
western; 65a70 for State, and "a for Can
ada East.
The stock of grain on March LIST was:
Corn 3,l01, 475 bu; wheat 2,0eO,0l3 bm;
oats z, IA, ISL bu; barley l ,53s, sig; peas
60,3e0.s UEr ErTTva s.,r
COAL-Foreign scarce and fair; do
nestle aniet and unchanged.
WOOL-Quiet'and firm; sales 2so, 200
lbs at 45a60 for domestic fleece; 33ia50
for pulled; 29a33 for Texas, and A for
Noils.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole quiet at
previous prices. ...
RICE-Nominally unchanged.
| COFFEE-Firm.
SCGAR-Firm with fair demand;
sales $50 hhds Cuba at 10sall, and 1851
boxes Havana at 1lal3t.
| MOLASSES-Sales 200 hhds Musco-
vado at 52a55. H.oo
PETROLEUM - Steady; sales 1000
bbls ut ut for Canada, and 2ota29 for
refined in bond. p
HOPS-Quiet and firm at 65a75.
| PORK-Market firmer, with sales
of $500 bbis; 81 43a2l so for new mess;
closing at II "a for western, 20 0Oa2O 50
for old mess pork; IL 75al7 - for
prime, and 10 50a20 Is for prime mess;
also, l, $50 barrels of new mess ut 81 Goa
81 81, sellers and buyers option for
March and April.
BEEF-Steady; sales of 900 barrels at
about previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Firm; sales at SO w
&c 80.
BACON-Steady, and in moderate
demand; sales of $50 boxes ut lOta
log for Cumberland cut; l2c for short
clear. ru.-E #.--E.a-l
CUT MEATS-Active and firm; sales
of 1850 packages at Sail for shoul'
ders, and lla13t for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Nominal; 9salO for
LARD-Quiet and heavy; sales of $50
barrels at l2al2S for old, and l2sal3t
for new.
BUTTER Dull, at l5a26 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Steady.
LATEST MARKETS. +. VI.
FLOUR-Dull and declining.
WHEAT-Quiet and heavy, at 2 2Oa
2 % for No. ] spring.
CORN-Steady; at on in store,
and l O9 for shipping mixed western
afloat.
OATS-Dull and heavy, ut 50a62 for
WESTERN a-- 49, 90
PORKs-Firm at II 81 cash and II A
regular for new western mess. . p
BEEF-Qniet and firm.
BACON-Quiet. .. .l.l..
DRESSED HOGS--9f for western.
LARD-Dull at 12ja13i for fair to
prime steam aud kettle rendered.
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rrinnuei.l E.eI,erne.i,I in n..,.,..

BosToN, March 2.-There was consid-
cradle excitement in State street this
morning, occasioned by developments
of irregularities in the transactions Of
the cashier of the State bank, in regard
to the certifcation of checks as good,
bearing the name of Mellen, Ward Il
Co, brokers, who suspended payment
yesterday. These checks were present.
ed at the clearing house at the morning
settlement by various banks holding
the same, and were thrown out by the
State bank in which the certifications
were made. The directors of the insti-
tuition declare they never entered into
or agreed to any such arrangement made
betweeh.ths city banks for Qualifications
of checks, and that such action of their
cashier was wholly unauthorized, The
sum involved in these transactions is
upwards OF. half q million dollars. Other
parties than those mentioned are also
implicated. GagEGRya nor gT
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8g 0eleeraph.
TO TkEE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Rcsister'I


pms March CUBA dispatches re-
eeired here from Vera Cruz state that
the communication between that city
and the capital is entirely cut of. Max
imilan has consequently forbidden the
transmission OF dispatches to Europe
giving opinions of the state Of the coun-
try, lest they fall into the hands OF iio-
erals.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2.-Morning
papers announce that the Car has
strongly urged the Sublime Porte to cede
the Island of Gambia to Greece.
LoNDoN-Noon-March 2.--Consols
unchanged; Erie SGT; Illineis Central
76i; 5-2Os 73i.
LIvERPooL--Noon--March 2.-Cotton
opens firm and unchanged. Breadstuffs
are generally unchanged California
wheat firm at lbs Sd. Lard quiet and
steady. Bacon, AS for American mid
ding. Pork, as Cd for prime mess
Petroleum Is I'd for Pennsylvania re.
fined. Spirits have advanced Id; sales
lid per gallon.
BERLIN, March 2.-Evening.-H. w
Simson has been chosen President of the
North German Parliament. The King
of Prussia gave a banquet to the mem
hers of the Parliament.
LIVERPOOL, March 4-Evening-Cot.
ton market quiet but active, and showed
an advancing tendency; closed at IL!
for middling uplands; an advance OF I'd
since opening sales to-day.
LONDON, March 2-Evening.-Con
closed Mt 81; 5-2O's 13s; Illinois Central
76; Erie 81.
LONDON, March 3.-Colonial minis
tiers have resigned for reasons connect
ed with the reform question. The re-
form bill, promised by the government
will be presented to the Parliament Oh
the 1lth.
1t is reported that dispatches have
been received here, announcing that a
war has broken out in India.
FRANKFORT, March 3.-United States
bonds closed Yesterday at "a.
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, March III. Ross
Browne, from Lower California, per
steamer Lauramie, reports the discov-
cry of rich mineral resources, valuable
for the geographical position. Magde-
lana is a spendid bay fora naval sta
ton; the surrounding country is barren,
and water scarce. Browne and party are
making detailed reconnaissance Of the
interior. They will probably be four
months on the journey TO Sandiego, CAL
ifornia, and La Paz, arranging for pos
session of grants. They will make an
elaborate report, embracing charts,
measurements and observations.
The steamship Herman sailed to-day.
The ship Day Dawn, for Hong Kong
to-day, carries two hundred aud forty
three thousand dollars in treasure.
Flour 5 75a6 %. Mining stocks
Crown Point 80; Gould Curry $50 80;
Choller $50; Ophir 2 10; Empire Mill
60; Legal Tenders 73i.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March =.
FLOUR-Unchanged, with light de-
mand. -. -.
WfIEAT-Closed dull, at 2 40a2 45
for No. spring; and 2 30 for No. win
ter. COS sec gsr-s 10 ..s-,. +.
CORN with the demand
light; No. 62c in elevator, and 71c in
sacks; white S0aS2 in sacks. D.. a..
OATS--Dull at sec for No. in eleva'
tor. ..-sr ...-..5.- g
RYE-Quiet at l 23a1 Is for No. l.
COTTON-Dull;. owing to the large
receipts reported at New Orleans yester,
day; middling uplands nominal at 2sc;
the receipts Of the past week are 7,747
bales, and from September LIST LOG, 49c
bales, against 1,l9,950 bales the same
time last season. ..G r.A
WHISKY-Advance to 26c. at fine
close of change, though sales were made
in the forenoon at PSI. lE- + Il
. MESS PORK-Quiet, but is held at
90 80 for city and 20 0Ua20 IS for coun'
try. .9--.r..-. -r
BULK MEATS-Firm but quiet at Z ia
9la10t for shoulders, sides and clear
sides, and 104 for hams. CD tT4
BACON-Rather dull forshonlders, hut
clear sides are firm Mt ~.
LARD-Quiet but firm; city cannot
be bought below l2sal2l. c
TALLOW Advanced lie for city
rendered.
BUTTER - Dull ut 22a2S for light
eolored roll; choice yellow would bring
2Sa33, including Western Reserve p
,CHEESE-Firm at l6a17. 81, r.s ...,
SEED-Clover in good demand al
10; timothy dull at 3 3oa3 40; fax
steady. .'s
COFFEE-Steady at 26a2Si.
SUGAR-12a15. - Eay.llTIt
LINSEED OIL 45 and dull, owing
| to the decline in New York. "is. a.i
3st buying, and l 3Saal s.
selling; exchange steady; money mar.
ket quiet. " Il go.
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Get Up Your Clubs For 'se7.
b - Hr
THE WHEELING REGISTER |
The Largest, the Best and IN
Most Widely Circulated
Paper I'm West
Virginia!
Daily -Neekly& Weekly
pRlNG sArIsPiED Tu,,

DRlNG Salts PIED tina,
ID their patrons are prepared TO encoarars :,
enterprise which has for its object the prutr,,>.
and promotion Of the welfare Of the whii. ~
in this Republic and the development, and =
ovation OF our young and promising STAT -
Proprietor Of the Wheeling REGIsTIR ha. -
larced and improved this paper 10 meet m. a.
mands Of increased circulation and croxIs.
popularity, and now takes pleasure in prss,n,;.s
10 The people Of this state, The I.arge.t. Ne,
Get and Nest Reliable Paper in We,
TGE REGIsrER can polr;,oi,,
history as the surest and best index If IL. mn
course upon all questions of National or >,,,,
policy. Believing that the war was ended ~
rs legitimate purposes attained with the ,urrS,
der OF the rebel armies, and tie ahandunp,n, :,
slavery and secession by the South. the H.
TER win be the unfiinching advocate 1T all n,,,
urcs that tend TO promote the national harncrT
10 restore the unity of the Government mi
extend 10 all sections the priceless blrSsipy, :,
an impartial Union and lasting peace. ltN;T
BE- equally firm in its opposition 10 all par,i,,,
schemes that impose unjust and UNIV arrsp,,i
conditions upon the reunion Of a Go,rrpm,,,
that was never broken, thar guarantee l-rr,I
ual ascendancy to one political party and ms
changing ostracism 60 every other and tl,t
thwart the wishes of every patriotic hear, h,
leaving our country still divided, our n.o,i,
dismited our Union unrrstorrd Tolerate
the opinion Of all men, while steadiaStly ADJ
eating It's own. dospismg the proscriptvr Iicv,r,
of fanaticism while firmly adherinc 20 iS ogl
convictions Of right and duty,
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GovERNMRNr SALE.

The Property ks,orn as u "Goreysmemi
TdaHery and Steam Sec AiH," 9TH
DO Ssrenty.fse dcss Of iasd, scar
~ .ssirrSaR .4Rtoaid. Texan. -, H.. &
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FROM MONTREAL.

The Provisional Territory 10 be De
clared n Kinsdom-Prince Arthur
TO have Charge-Whnt is Expected
Of Him.
NEW YORK, March 2.-The Heralds
Montreal special says: The Provisional
Territory will he declared kingdom at
the first meeting of the united repre-
sentation, and Prince Arthur, third son
of Queen Victoria, will assume charge
of il. He is seventeen years Of age,
and one Of his numerous names is
Patrick, given rs a mark of royal re-
gard for the whole Irish people. He
made his entry into public life in Dub
lin, and it is supposed may do much in
his executive capacity towards neutral
izing the Irish tendency toward Fenian-
ism in America.
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Bills Approved.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The Presi-
dent has approved the consular and
diplomatic bill, and the military acad-
envy bill; also the bill to refund to each
person drafted under calls Of February
and March, 1864, who paid commuta-
ton, aud also required to enter the ser
vice or furnish substitute for three
hundred dollars. f..
The report from the Conference com
mittee ON the Issue of 100000 loan
certificates, was agreed to BY Congress.
1t strikes ont the ID section of the Sem
ate bin prohibiting the payment Of in
terest in reserve deposits. AZ @1'@
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WIZ ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY
w in store, Buckets, Tubs, Wash Boards
Brooms, Essence Coffee, Extract Logyood, Mad.
der, Indigo, Copperas, Blue vitrol, ALUM, Pep
per, Allspice, Cinnamon, Nutlne5s Cloves, Mus.
tard, Ginger, Bcarb Soda, Sal. Soda, Rabbits
Soap, Colgate's Soaps, German Soaps Family
Soaps, Candles Mould and Star, Concentrated
Lye, Window Glass, Lead, Shot, Gun Caps, Pow.
der, Cotton Yarn, Cotton and Flax Twtnes,
Candle Wick, Batting Wrapping Paper, &c.
| MAXWELL g. TINGLE.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
rropxRy c0LLECTOR OF

PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts. An Officers, Soldiers, or seanlen uis
ohled i'm the service of the United States are en-
titled 10 Pensions for life, and in case OF their
death, their widow, orphan children, mother or
sister of any such of,icof, soldier or seamen, Is
entitled 10 4 pension and also the bounty Of one
hundred dollars, and all hack pay due. My Zee
for pension is collected and NO CHARGE in
case Of failure.
Certified accounts collected on the most rtss-
enable terms
Office, No. $50 Fourth Street, near tho Court
House Wheeling Va. sepU
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State Or wesa Virginia,
o.so Csrsss Cirssa cesrg Jesss'y Rst'

rLsssas Xsrsh, cspfn!ttee o. EdwsrJ ", 80
phera. An inaan< ysfson. w. Edrud W. etsPsshi
and Mary Ann b<sphens, NJ vffs. ssx Enn,s
ysBe Stsphess, Ksts n 6tsphsusasA Hfjksosfs
stepbsns, infants. II ehancsry.
Ms. s ss e 8 -; s z :: co ~ ss e ::
:. s1..,s e. s /. x: -. =: - se
s1. 49, :. - s ~ e:
A5E.sz e u
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Hank Defaleasisn..

HuDsoS. March a.4fhef Inst Nation
sl Bank of this city closed doors to-day
for an examinations of their accounts,
the cashier being q defanlter to aIafge
amount, the extent of which 10 not
known. He acknowledge to having
lost heavily in fancy stock speculations.
Depositors are amply secured, and bill
holders, the President announces, have
nothing to fear. valua6les deposited
for safe keeping are not touchsd, a. the
Investigation progresses to ascertain
,theextent of the defalcationruqAe :
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN

viii contain the latest and most reliable msl.,
reports from Wheeling and all prominent hast
ern and Western cities,
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The Nominations Of Dix mud Ewins
Cosarmed-;hc Oniccrs Of she Next

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Tho Senate
has confirmed the nominations Of John
A. Dix, Minister at Paris, and Hugh
Ewing to be minister residential Hague.
There seems to be a general under
standing that the House of Representa-
tives of the 10th Congress viii to.mor-
row effect a partial Organization by re-
electiBg Mr. Colfax 70 Speakership with
out any previous fogmal arrangement,
There appears to be q common acquies-
Teenee in this compliment to that Rpgu-
lar officer. 1t is probable that Mr..
Mcpherson, Clerk lofS the House, will
also'bs reelected Tomorrow.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cnr-
tie Dealers

win have their interests specially consulted In
the preparation Of this column, and NJ bushes"
man In West Virginia should hesitate 10 avail
himself Of its advantages.
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The Reninn Cenveution-The Hous
Carpenters-Brown boat.

Z NEW YORK, March 1.-The Fenian
Convention in this city adjourned sine
die yesterday.
2 The hoase carpenters of this city,
Harlem, North New York, Brooklyn aud
Morrisiana, have resolved to demand
after the first Monday IN April, fonl
dollars per day. = -.
The she'll boat to be used by Brown
in his race with Hammil, on the Monon.
gahela, in May next. has been finished at
Roberts Boat Yard. in Harlem. 1t is 81
feet in length, 81 iuches at beam and
weighs s. pounds. .r.- .,s,-.f
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Fran l,niN.

CAIRO, March 2.-Boats passed to day:
Ned Tracy, From St. Louis to .NeY Or.
leans, at 9 q. M Amanda, to Evans
VILE and rets1rns ~ lifpams Empire,
from Memphis to Louisville, st 8 .! M;
Anna, from Cincinnati to Memphis at
am. ~ t4sr-yt 81 rolf 7S-.fsaf 7a4 =
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New, Y.rk sleek Market,

Iih.EGS W. eA~pSsi Bal
4, Eri 81 ~ 70 Il, saTaao NEw YORK, March 2.
. Ohio certificates l27 ial2s4; Western
Union Telegraph, 42is42i; Pacific Mail,
l27a12s; Atlantic mail, s24aS2f;; New
York Central 102t; Erie 55fa55s; do,
preferred, 72az4; Hudson, b 14faal42;
Reading, 1023a1G3;; Michigan Southern
72iaT3; Illinois Central, f159a1i6; Pitts
burg, 81 taSli; Toledo, ll5a119: Rock
Island, 95sa95s; Northwestern, 35sa35i;
do, preferred, 65sa65t; Fort Wayne, 9Ii
a95s. '-'
Government securities were quiet and
strong this afternoon; closing prices
were: Registered, 81, ll04all0s; con-
pons, 'ei, 1l04all0s; SOS, registered,
62, 107ia1o7t; $40 coupons of '6a,
ll0ial1lf; coupons Of H, 107ial0st;
do. rs, l06ial0Sf SETTrET1 az
STATE bonds dnll and lower. Miscel-
lsnious shares strong -r1rra5 ,ili ii -
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TdaneSy aud Steam See NM NH
77f Ssrenty.fse acSo Of iasd, scar b.
lsii .sasinrSaR 4afenia,s TexGs. .sr-s oar
2EALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE
xywi1 Be received up 10 the frsf day q Lareh
1901 for Che Pnfchass ef :, ssres of land, flpor,
O. isss) together with The builtipes ersctel
Thereon, and the appearances sppsrfsfnins
tl.x isto says LLssGtr ssis .sszeS s,Gf ~
ONE TANNERY. containing u Stone Lime
Watts. Fifty. two Wooden Watts ssssuo Bssn<
Pools. and capable e tanning 1900 hides pa
ONE STEAM s2w MIL. 1syab,s q aa~ins
? 3ooo fess q lunher dafly. iCi'Ea Fi,es1iE 7
ONE SMALL STONE BrILDING, - 4
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