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New York Stock Market.
New YORK, October q

NEW YORK, October "a.
STOCKS-Market opened firmer but
subsequently fell off and again recov-
cred, closing firm. Canton, 42a43; Cum
berland, 26a25; Quicksilver, 1sa19; Mari
posa, 7taS; Pacific Mail Halls; At
iantic Mail, 1l7ia1l5; Western Union
Telegraph, 33a334 New York Central,
l11al114; Erie, 7lfa7OI; Hudson,I l25a
l26; Reading, 964a96i; Ohio certificates,
25a25t; Wabash, 40: St. Paul, 40; do
preferred, Git; Michigan Central, lOSt
alG9; Michigan Southern, 774s7S; Hi
nois Central, 1911; Toledo, ,l01la102;
Pittsburg 61aslt; Rock Island, 8a95t;
Northwestern, 47ta47s; do preferred,
654a65i; Fort Wayne, 979a97s; Missouri
6s, LOG; Tennessees, 60i.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells, Fargo 4
Co., 5ta54!; American, 66ia67; United
States, 6Sa65s Merchants Union, 27ta
%.
The Express says the failure of two
heavy firms engaged in cotton and tea
and hemp trade are reported this P. NJ.
VIM. II. Vanderbilt, Aug, Sohell and j,
H. Bunker are to 60 in the Erie direc-
ton, to take the place of Fisk, Gould &
Lane.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHEELING MARKETS.

INote.-The following quotations are the
Wholesale prices, except where otherwise no.
teed: the retail prices would generally be from
three to five per cent higher.l
We have no changes in quotations to
note since our last. Business is fair,
but would be much improved by good
river:
WHEAT-Is in good demand att 40a
2 Gothic latter figure for choice white.
FLOUR-Is about the same as last
week; Super. 00a8 so; red family,
IL 50al3 90; choice white wheat, Is so.
CORN-Shelled, 05al 10; in the ear,
LOO.
RYE-In demand at 15a1 20.
OATS-Good article, 55a60.
PROVISIONS-Shoulders, l54c; plain
hams, &c; sugar cured hams, &c; clear
sides. lSic.
EGGS-In demand at zoe.
CHEESE-Western Reserve, 14c;
Hamburg 15e; factory and English
Dairy l6c.
LARD OIL-Refned extra 10; No. l
~.
COFFEE-Fair to good 24a25c; prime
26a27lc; choice 81 1-2a2S.
SUGAR-Firm, common, l2ial3c; Gu
bas, 15ial4c; Porto Rico, 144al4fc; hard
refined, lSc; A coffee, lie; 3 do l6f;
c do 16t.
SYRUP-55aG0c for lower grades; 50a
90 for good and best brands: Porto
Rico molasses, 75aS0c. New Orleans
none.
SALT-27O from yard, for Ohio River;
2 rs for. dairy.
TOBACCO-72a76c for dark los, Is
ana Is navy; 9Ocal 10 for bright IS
and Is; 1Oal 20 for fancy bright Is
and Is; 90cal 90 for bright los. Wheel
ing stogies 10 50all 90 per thousand.
COTTON YARNS-43c for Steuben-
vile; 41c for Georgia and Eastern.
Cotton Batting Soc.
SOAP-6tc tor family; SIC for German;
l1al2c for Eastern family.
CANDLES-l6c for city mould tai
low; 25c for star; 30c for hotel.
IRON-General castings 4ta9c; stoves
standard size, full trimmed, % 90, "a CO.,
and % 90; hollow ware &c; nuts 94a22c;
washers llal5c. Common tacks 7a30-
, "cIShNo, ocdlV 'Ci IOiV' uioSOuh'i iuii,
30al0 per cont. discount; Swede, taboo
a weights 62t per cent. discount; full,
% per cent discount. Bar Iron, Wheel
ing &c; Pittsburg &c. Horse shoes, 3 90
as - per key. Cast steel, 20a24; spring
steel, liial5; pillow steel, 13!al4. Tin
Plate, l. c., IL W per box; do l. ", IL 20
per box. Norway Nail Rod, III l-2al1c.
NAILS-10d to God nails, $50 per key;
Sd and Cd nails, 575perkeg; Cd and I'd
nails, Is 90; other sizes i'll proportion.
Cut Spikes, 10.
LEATHER eml0ck sole leather,
3la35c; oak tanned, 45c. Harness, Ala
43c. Skirting, 45a45c. Bride, 80 GOA
"a 90 per dozen; Calf skins-German,
75al s. per ID; American, 50al 65 per
10; upper leather, AZ 00a56 90 per doz,
French, 90a2 10 per ID.
HlDES-Green &c; green salt lie: calf
skins 15c; green salt, calf, zoe.
WHEELING Allen 10 90 per Dbl;
IN IL 90; Kennel and Burton IL 90;
champagne Ia 90; porter 10 on: brown
stout 1000.
LAGER BEERS 00al0 90.
CASKS-Bbl A 90; halls 3 90.
MALT 44al 80.
|, HOPS-New, 60a15.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
. 49, washingtonI tenas.

Letter from Chisf Jastice Chase
+ - WashinSton ftems.
> WASHINGTON, October 24.-The fol-
lowing important letter, relative to the
trial of JEFF. Davis settles the existing
dispute as to whether the Justice VIII
preside
WASHINGTON, October %.
Dear JRdqe Underwood ON reflection,
think it best that you advise District
Attorney Chandler, that l will join you
in holding Court in Richmond on the
18th of November, if any important
business is to be transacted. Mr.. Chand.
Pier, I think, should notify the counsel
for Jefferson Davis of this in order that
he may apper aud take his trial if he
sees fit, as bis bail was taken for his
appearance on the fourth "Wednesday in
November. s.E.-
He is not, il is true, bound to appear
earlier, but as it is not possible for him
to be present, except during the first
week Of the term, commencing on the
fourth Wednesday, because of the term
of the Supreme Court Commencing on
the following Monday. 1t may DE tnat
Mr.. Davis and his counsel Will prefer
the trial to take place at the eaIlier Pc
riod. 1t is understood that they wish
that the Chief Justice may be present.
Yours, very truly, ). 7. CHASE.
To J. C. Underwood, District Judge.
A gentlemen just returned from Lou
don, Virginia, says this letter was yes
terday handed to Judge Underwood by
j. Randolph Tucker, one of the counsel
for Davis. The latter took copy of it,
but can give no reply until after con-
sultation with his associates.
The retrenchment committee having
refused to accept the report Of S. NJ.
Clark. Chief of the Printing Bureau of
the Treasury Department, in lieu OF
regular examination of that Bureau.
Clark has showed q disposition to inter
fere with the operations of the Commit
tee. He is neither willing to submit
his books and reC ords for investigation
now give satisfactory answers to ques-
lions put to him, and it is probable
that in orderto facilitate, Clark will
be suspended by the Secretary of the
Treasury as it is learned the Committee
have recommended it. The. committee
began this morning the examination of
the clerks who served under Clark.
There will be no meeting of the Com
mittee to inquire into the assassination
of President Lincoln until Buffers ar
rival in "a fortnight hence.
The ordnance committee was without
a quorum to-day. Only General Schenck
and Senator Cameron are present.
Senator Drake is expected tonight, but
il is not known whether General Logan
will be present OK not.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Assistance Asked-Hen. Schuyler Gel
fax-Theg Nashviiie sRiectien-Reve-
Rnu,ora

Assistance Asked-Hsn. Schuyler Col
fax-TheC Nashville Riecrien- Reve-
niue Frauds-washingto Items md
Rumors.
NEW YORK, October 24.-The Fire
mems Charitable Association of Hous7
tor, Texas, made an appealto the char
liable for assistance. They ask for
only i've thousand dollars to get them
cut Of debt.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax delivered an
address at the Cooper Institute before Q
very large audience, ON the poiltlcai
situation. He advocated the impeach-
ment of the President and the nemina.
ton of General Grant by the Radical
marty next year as their standard bear
er in the Presidential campaign, and
stated it as his conviction that the Gov
emmett of the country was safe only
in the hands of the Radical party.
: The correspondence between Generals
Grant and Thomas, Governor Brownlow
and the Mayor of Nashville, regarding
the late municipal election in that city,
will be given tomorrow. 1t will show
that Gene al Thomas acted under IN.
structions from General Grant. Gen-
eral Grant felt it his duty td'co.operate
with the State Executive in securing
not only the public peace but the en-
forcement of tho laws of the State when
it enfranchisea its colored citizens.
The REVENUE Bureau has received iR-
that in the Sixth North Car
DINA Collection District tobacco has
been assessed and taxed at rates rang
ing from two to ten cents per pound.
Inspector Best, who makes the report,
added that he has discovered other
frauds, of which he promised to give full
particulars IN few days. Inspector
Best was removed before he could make
the promised report, and another officer
was detailed to make an investigation
of the alleged frauds.
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New York Market.

New YORK, October "a.
COTTON-Market firmer; sales, of
$500 bales at l9la20c for middling up
lands. ...... -...... a.s..
FLOUR-Receipts, 1l7.s40 barrels.
Market irregular and unsettled. Wes-
tern grades 10a15c lower sales 300
barrels at 00aS 80 for superfine western
and State 0 00al2 as for extra western;
75al3 rs for round hoop Ohio; 10 GOA
l6 % for st. Louis, closing heavy for
western aud steady for State.
California dull; sales of 200 sacks at
IL 25all so. Sales of $50 sacks of Rye
Flour at Z OOaO0O.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Receipts, 1858. Market
opened heavy and closed q shade firmer,
with fair export demand; sales 1873, 900
bushels at Lap Is for No Spring; 2 II
az 20 fer No. 9 do; 2 25a2 26t for No.
do; 2 "a for No. and 2 mixed; 270 for
amber State aud Michigan. 80.
RYE-Easier; sales geo bushels west
ern at So.
BARLEY-Dull and dropping; sales
$50 bushels Canada West, part, at
50; remainder on private terms.
MALT-Dull.
CORN---Receipts liz, 5Ss bushels; mar
ket excited at 3a4 better; sales 1000
| bushels at I 41ial As for mixed western
in store and afloat, closing at 43al A.
0ATS--Receipts 43,075 bushels; mar
ket lower; sales 81, 900 bushels at s0asl
for western, closing at S0aS0i.
PEAS--Canada firmer; sales 1000
bushels ut l 80 in bond.
RICE--Heavy; sales at 9al0 l-2 for
Carolina.
COFFEE-More active; sales 1000
bags of Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-Fairly active; sales 900
hogsheads Cuba at IL l-2al2a.
MOLASSES-Dull. .,s.
PETR0LEUM-Quiet at IA for crude,
and 34a34i for refined bonded. '
HOPS-Quiet at 40a65c.
PORK-Dun and heavy sales 2,15U
barrels at 81 37a2l Sc for mess, closing
at 81 so, cash; 90 O0a20 50 for prime.
BEEF-Heavy; sales of g. barrels at
previous prices. = GEs..} ~ q =.
BEEF HAMS-Dull at % 50a30 90.
BACON-Inactive; sales so boxs Cum
berland cut at 62ic.
WI hEa1o-Suiets sales VI SSO
packages at 11ial29c for shoulders and
l5iaI6i for hams. .... I.
LARD-Heavy and lower; sales l675
bbls at lStal3se; small lots 13sal4c 2
BUTTER-Quiet at 20a42c for State.
CHEESE-Dull atilal6c.
LATEST P. NJ. 7 '-'
FLOuR-Closed irregular and unset
tied; shipping brands of State steady;
and declining. -. -
! WHEAT--Steady, the decline in
freights giving sellers an advantage;
No. spring l3a2 Is; No. 2 spring 9 i9
az 20; No. spring 2 26.
RYE-Dull at 63al GA for western.
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sCincinnari Market. =!
!I..iE ose.lPpSssAFI,. October a

sIIsf! sCHeNNATi,s October "a. !
FhOURADall, but prices unchans :
sales of extra at 10 50a10 IS and family
at IL 50a11 IS; fancy at IL GOALS 90.
WHEAT--Dull and prices nominal at
2 05a2 60 for No. 2 and No. l red.
CORN--Firmer and prices higher:
sales of No l mixed at o., closing
quiet; in the ear 90. srru,
OATS-In good demand and tirmer:
sales of No. at 20 and No. 2 at 6s.
RYE-Unchanged; sales of No. l at
145.
BARLEY-Dull and dropping; sales
of fan at i -55af s. and spring at 13O
al 40. -: -. Z SSs&-# 80 t
COTTON--Firmer and higher; sales
of middling upland at IL.
! TOBACCO---Firm at full prices; sales
$50 hogsheads.
: WHISKY---Unehanged.
MESS PORK-Sales of 500 bbls new
mess at - 80, sellers option, all for
December.
BACON-Unchanged; sales of should
ers at l3sal4c; clear rib sides at Inland
clear at 17fa1Se. 80 \ e q
LARD-Dull;sales attic. 81
BUTTER-Dull; sales at 3:'a:5c.
CHEESE-Firm; sales at 15c.
LINSEED OIL-Dull; sales at l0a
112.
HOGs-In' good shipping: demand at
q 50a7 90 per gross. H.
GOLD-1424 buying.
M0NEY-Market close.
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win the Fluid Extracts go out Of use owing
TO the high price or can we have some authori-
tive notifications OF the formulas by which we
can make them at q more reasonable cost
If the latter shall the change be in the quail
ity of the menstTuum, or IN the manner of ap.
piying it so as to reduce the quantity requisitel
Can there be eonyOcation, Of the Committee oil
Revision TO authorize some new method or mod
ification of the present recipes
With regard to the contemplated change IN
the quantity, or IN the menstruum itselit n Inc
preparation Of Fluid Extracts, would take oc-
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patient is the great object to be gained.
The cost of material is something, but when
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ed at present prices they will have to be advanc-
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To such as desire quantity il stead OF quality
We would say that water is a cheap COMMODITY,
and may be readily added by the person using
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III. T. HEIlBoLD, Druggist and Chemist
59I Broadway, New York City.
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Especial Dispatch to the Register

yS CLARKsBURG, October "a.
hezyote of Coal township is as fol-
lows: Raymond, DEM, one hundred
and twenty; Boreman, Rad, ninety
one; Fleming, Rad, lightweight; Golf,
Rad, ninety-fve; Bassell, Dem, one
hundred and sixteen; Bowen, Ind,
ninety.
The vote of Clark township is as fol-
lows: Raymond, Dem, one hundred
and fifteen; FOREMAN, Rad, one hundred
and th.rty-niue; Golf, Rad, one hun
dred and forty-twO; Fleming, Rad, one
hundred and thirty-eight; Basel, DEM,
one hundred and eleven; Bowen, Ind,
seyenty-seven.
The same ratio of gains in the other
townships will carry the county.
SAMUEL WALKER.
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A Change Solicited.

New YORK, October 24.-The Tri-
rbunc's special says: Two New York
bankers are here for the purpose of
urging the President to make change
in the Treasury Department. They
presented, among others, the name of
Legrand Lockwood, u wealthy banker
of New York, who they asserted would
give satisfaction to the commercial in
terests of the country. The thing
amounts to nothing and no one minds
il here,
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gu Telegraph.
TO THE RRGIsrER.-.
West Virginia Elections.
Immense Democratic Gains.
Tzsayr.-J 80 0vE zaR 3
Brooke County Redeemed.
A Democratic Representative
from Doddridges ,r,b,,4,
Probable Election OF Our
Candidate i'm Marion.
TAYLOR ALL RI G HIT!
Our Ticket Successful i'm Har-
ris0n.
Democratic Majorities i'm JEFF
fersom. ~ III
A Democratic Representative
from Doddridgebasbu-,
Probable Election OF Our
Candidate in Marion.
Our Ticket Successful i'm Har-
risOn.
Democratic Majoriiies i'm JEFF
ferSon. q.
Legislature Probably Demo-
cratic.

The returns given below are highly
satisfactory. As compared with last
years vote, they show unexpected and
splendid gains in the most Radical
counties of the State. There is a heavy
falling of in the vote of all the large
Radical counties, and We have little
doubt that we have elected majority
in the lower House, if not in both
branches Of the Legislature. We con-
graduate our readers upon such a glo-
rious copsummation.
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New York Cattle Market.

BEEVES-Receipts this week 34O0
head; market dull, heavy and lower;
butchers are enabled to obtain conceS-
sions Of &c on rates of Monday, and the
quality is better. u tEs CIJ<
SHEEP AND LAMBS. Dali and
heavy with no stock selling at over SIC
for Sheep, and 64a6fc for Lambs.
SWlNE-Firrher but unchanged; sales
Mt 7a7f for western.
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NEW YORK. March aOth. lsG4.

,AeSsrs. Geo. G. HuLJel q Co.. Hudson, n. Y.
{ Gents:-My family having been the recipient
Golden Bitters, ] am induced to acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged to use IA you desire l can conf
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle Of your
Baters entered my house have heard of no
complaints Of dyspepsia Ny wife had been
troubled with the malady for years, and had
also been much annoyed by piles. The symp-
TOMS and the disease have both left and she il
well. Other members of my family endorse tho
good qualities of your article, and can only
say, in conclusion, that should be happy to give
may call On me. With much regard, am,
Yours truly,
Ia. GRAHAM.
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New York money Marker.
New YORK, October "a.

NEW YORK, October "a.
MONEY-Market steady at per cent.
for call loans.
STERLING-Quiet at lO5!a10Si in
gold for first class bills.
GOLD-Lower, opening at l43s, de-
Ginning to 1923, and closing at 1929.
The exports of specie to-day amounted
to $4,000
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet and
without decided change; coupons of
81, 11ltall1s; do of '62, l12sa1l2g; do
of '6l, 109al09t; do of IS, 109ia109g;
do new, 1O62alO65; do of ~, 106Sal064;
1O-4Os, 1OOlal0Og; 7-3Os, 1O4aal05.
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From the iirst bottle Wis astonished and
gratified AT the beneficial effect and after using
Il three weeks was able TO walk out. felt
much like writing you n full statement Of my
case at that,tfme, but thoughtmy Improvement
might only be temporary, and therefore con.
eluded TO defer and zee II e would effect per
perfect cure, knowing then il would be Of great
er value to you and more satisfactory to me.
am nOlo able 10 report that GReuTdi u Effected
otter UsiRg the remedy for fUe months.
1 hare not used amy nor for three months, and
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Your Buchu being deSOid Of any unpleasant
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the system, I do not mean TO be without II when
ever occasion may require its use in such at
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Rieudish Outrage.

HARRrsBURG, Pa, October 25.-The
citizens are much excited over an out
rage committed on girl eighteen
years of age, last evening. She was
knocked insensible, and when found
was terribly lacerated and outraged.
She is still insensible, and the william is
uudetected
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From, Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, October 24.-Farmann,
Stafford 4 Bo.'s oil refinery was entirely
destroyed by fire last evening. Loss
$4,000. No insurance. A terrific. ex-
plosion of bcnzine preceded the confla.
grafton, startling the whole city. This
dry house of Graham, Hickox & Co.,
was partly destroyed, with small loss
The timely arrival of the engines pre-,
vented II disastrous fire.
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Toledo Market.

.ahGeH rToERDo, DC tober "a.
Flour quiet. Wheat, winter without
material change. Spring dull; sales of
white Michigan at 2 rs; amber Michi-
gan at 2 81 for No. l; red Wabash at
2 50. Corn la1!c better; sales No.
Wabash at 134a1 70; Wabash l2t !;
Michigan l 12t for No. /; new LOOT.
Oats shade better; sales of Nd. l at
63ic. Rye quiet. Barley dull.
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TOBACCO.
l. 10 / Butts Odd Bena ulA les
- caddies do. do. do
10 tbutts Niagara" do
~ Caddies do. du
- butts Dow Drop do.
80 Iaddies IlumhriCk do
10 boxes Emily Jsncs nat L m
5 do. Diadem soft pei. y inch.
) I do. Wheeler hi. Id do
: do. do. hard pd TO- lunp.
10 do. "Millie Collin, hand IL. m ANN.
3 DO. Keens Fine Twist uatlN
do MilleT's X. aud Il. twist choice
l0drums Fig Leaf.
20kgs. 6.twist running lu.
SMOKING TOBACCO
IS bbls. f. G. smoking tohac,o
~ hlf bbls' y. g. do. De-
10 bbls G. :. do 10
. 10 hlf bbls &. y do. do
Our stock Of tobacco ., large AMI he ,,.r,
mont unsurpassed by an, ~ III, market Ysr
chants are respectfully invited to .iyruss. al
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL Ti%lE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-25

did this because / had used all kinds of ad-
vortised remedies, and had found them worth
less, and some quite Injurious in fact, despair
ed Of ever getting well, and determined to use
no remedies hereafter unless knew Of the in.
gradients. sItrwas this that prompted me to use
your remedy. As you advertised that 1T was
composed Of bHcl,I, e,bebs, and tHIper berries, it
occurred 10 me aLdmy physician ~ n excellent
combination, and, with his advice after an ex.
animation OF the article, and consulting again
with the druggist, concluded 20 try II. com.
menced it, use about eight m .nths ago, at which
time / was confined TO my room.