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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
SHEEP.
WHEELING lIARkETS.

THURSDAY, Jan. 3Q.-Evening.
Tie market quotation of this week
have not varied of any consequence
/ from what they were reported in our
last weeks issue. Flour is more firm
than it has been for some time, but has
not yet changed in price. A strong dis
position is manifested oil the part of
sellers TO hold off for an advance.
FLOUR-Extra 10 25a10 30; XX 10 80
a10 -; spring family, IL 25all ~; fancy,
II 5Oal3 80; market dull.
GRAlN-Prime wheat firm: red win
is quoted at 90: white = 60a2 to. Corn,
new shelled at 90cal 90; in the ear S0aS5c.
Barley at 5Oa1 - and in demand. Rye
att 25n1 81. Oats firm ut 55ajOc.
SEEDS-Clover is quoted Mt Is 50a1 90;
Timothy at , 50a3 90: flax at 75S2 90.
PROVISIONS-New Bulk Shoulders
at lie packed. Sugar Cured Hams at
i6c packed. Bacon shoulders l2ic.
DRESSED IIOGS-Saicsa nc 7as4e, &C
coriing EQUALITY.
LARD-l3c iu tierce; l3!c in kegs.
HEhNS-Navy at ) 25a3 30 per bush.
CHEESE-WeStern Reserve st Ice;
Hamburg at l6c; factory and English
Dairy ut lSc.
CARBON OIL--43c and charge for
package : 90.
LARD OIL-ReGned extra winter
strained, No. ut l5al 20.
COFFEE-Fair to good at 23a2ic;
prime at 25a26c; HummelVs Essence at
9 90 per gross.
SUGAR-Common at l2ial3c; Cuba at
l3lc; Porto Rico at 14!c; bard refined at
l79alGc; A coffee at lie; B do at 16sc G.;
do at l65c.
SlRUP-55a60e for lower grades; 70a
15c for good to medium; S0a1 90 for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph TO tho Eegister.I

LONDON, December 30, The city artt
Gle of the Times says Although NJ
steamer of the North German Fleets
will leave Southampton this week tol
New York, there will be no delay in the
transmissions of the mails as they VIII
be taken out in the Cunard steamer froi0
Liverpool aud Queenstown.
Rev. Newman Hall in an address de-
livered in the Tabernacle of the Kew
erend Sturgeon, urged Lord Stanley to
bring tho Alabama claims TO speedy
settlement.
BERLIN, January 3O.-Herr Tweston,
the member of the North German Par
lament who was arrested some time
since for alleged improper language in
debate, has beer discharged, having
been subjected to slight pecuniary
fine. 1t is thought that the decided
position taken by Parliament that mem
bers ought not to be held accountable
in any other place for words spoken in
debate contributed in no small degree
to this merely nominal punishment.
LONDON. January 30.-A dispatch has
been received from Cork, announcing
that Marcus Adams, Head Centre OF
the Fenian brotherhood, vas arrested in
that city last evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January 50.
FLOUR-Unchanged. and in fair de-
maud; family IL O0all %.
WHEAT-Inactive, at > SOAP ~ for
No. , and winter.
CORN-Dull, at SlaS2c for ear.
OATS-Firm, at CSC for No. /.
RYE-Firmer and higher, at Goa
~.
BARLEY. Scarce aud firm, at , 30
for No. fall, and = - for choice; not
much offering.
COTTON-Higher, and in good de-
mand, closing at l7!c for middling.
MESS PORK-Held at 90 50a2l so for
old and new, but these rates seem to be
above the views of buyers.
BULK MEATS-Held at stal0ic.
BACON-Sales Mt 9tal0!al2c.
LARD-Held at l3tc; prime country
sold at l3c, and small lot of city at
l3tc; buyers don't care to operate at
the rates asked, so that, though very
firm, the market is quiet.
BUTTER-Uuchanged ard quiet.
CHEESE-Unchauged and quiet.
EGGS-Firmer, sales at 32a33c.
OlLS-Linseed dull, at Il; petro-
leum, sales at 42c fer refined free.
G0LD-1409 buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
.Houut VCsuTius.

NEW YORK. january 30.-The Heraid's
special, dated Naples, January 20, via
London, January 20, says: The crup'
ton Of M0ant Vesuvius, which has
continued with more or less intensity
since its occurrence in the past year,
has eliminated, if may 50 term 1t, III
an unusual and very fatal catastrophe
Yesterday evening the side Of Mount
EcSuvius lying right opposite 70 the
gate of CASTILLO Noks, one of the ;orti'
ticatiOuS OF this city, situated between
the Royal Palace and the sea, fell
tumDling outward, The detached per.
ton buried several houses built i'll the
vicinity and overwhelmed carriages
and other cOnyeyancos passing on the
highway. At this moment the scene is
melancholy and full of ruin. The road
running in the nCighborhOod OF the
volcano is filled with rocks aud earth
which just formed part of the mountain
This extraordinary event has also JeeI
attended with considerable loss of life
but the number of persons killed ha:
not been ascertained.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
ood 70 hest brands: Porto Rico melas-

good to best brands; Porto Rico meias-
SEES, 75as5c.
soDA-7c for American, and 60 for
New Castle.
STARCH-Western, ea9c; Glen Cove,
Isle; Maizena,, 13ie.
FiSH-Lake herring, half bbls., 3 so;
white fish, half bbls., 6 so; kits, 2 so for
No. L; . 90 for No. 9; new mackerel in
half bbls., for No. medium, 8 90; for
No. 3, large, 8 so; No. l, 20 %.
BROOMS-2 % for good, 00a3 30 for
medium; and 4 00ai 50 for extra.
SALT-Dairy, SIS; Ohio River 3 90.
TOBACCO-Dark los rs and Us Navy,
re; bright is and lbs 75as5c; fancy
bright F's and lbs, 90ca1 10; bright
WHEELING sToGIEs-9 scale 90
per 1000.
and Eastern. Cotton batting 25a26c.
SOAPS-Family, &c; German, SIC:
Eastern Family, 10al1c.
CANDLES-City mould tallow, 10;
star 24a2jc; hotel 2sc.
RICE-Rangoon Zoe; Carolina lie.
HOMINY-White flint, per Dbl, 4c per
! lb.
WOODEN WARE-Two hoop buck
cts 3 90 per dozen; washboards 3 % per
dozen. Tubs, No. l, IA so; No. 2, Is %;
No. 3, IL 80 per dozen.
LEAD AND SHOT-Bar lead l2c.
Shot 3 80 per bag.
DRUGS AND OILS-Indigo l 5Oa
| 65, according to quality; blue vitriol
lac; extract logwoOd l5al6c, assorted
weights l7c: madden, prime, 14al5c; lin
seed oil 2Oal %; tanners oil 90cal 90;
lubricating oil 25a50c; turpentine, in
barrels, 7Uc; cassia, in mats, SOaS5c;
cloves SOC; nutmegs 50al 90; mace l ~
al 75; pepper Soc; allspice 35c; boraX 4Oa
42e: camphor l l5al 20; concentrated
lev, American 80, Pittsburgh 90 per
box; do in paper 6 80; white lead, pure
90 for % lbs; do I'd qu9lity3 OOa3 30
| for - lbs; do Sd quality, 2 % for 20 lbs;
! French zinc 5 90 for % lbs.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole 3Oa3ic; oak
tanned 45a47c: harness Iiai5C; skirting
4sc per ID. Bride 30 90 per dozen.
/ Calf skius-American 25al 30 per 10:
French ! 9Ja2 10: upper 3Oc per foot.
HIDES-GTeen &c; calf skins l5c.
GLASS-Franklin brand, 5Xl0, 4 90;
lOxl2, 1 80.
IRON-Swedes, nc; common bar
iron, 43c; horse shoe iron, 54c; heavy
band iron, sc; hoop and light band,
5!c.
NAILS-lOd to God nails, 5 25 per
keg; sd aud Sd nails, 30 per key; I'd
and I'd nails, 3 10. Other sizes in pro-
portion. Cut Spikes Is.
WHEELING ALEX 10 90 per Dbl;
XX IL 90; Kenneth and Burton II co.;
champagne IA %; porter 10 10; brown
stout 10 90.
LAGER BEER Dbl 40; Dbl , IS
| Dbl ) 80; bbls IL 90.
| MALT---l S5al 80.
HOPS---New 60a70c per Id.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January 80.
SENATE.

Mr.. PomerOy offered resolution in
curing into the eXpediency OF chang
ing the northern boundary Of Colorado
from the 4lst to the i2d parallel.
The bill in addition To the act resu'
lating the tenure Of civil offices came
up.
Mr.. Patterson, of New Hampshire,
moved to amend by substituting an
entirely new bill, dispensing with the
special agents heretofore appointed ia.
der the acts of 1872, 1898 and lS46.
Mr.. Summer moved 10 amend IL at the
desire of Secretary Seward by excepting
persons employed by the State Depart
meut in foreign affairs, provided they
were paid from the Departments con
tingent fund.
After some debate, in the course o.
which Mr.. Howard said that these
agents of the State Department hat
been very numerous and very mis-
chicyous, the further consideration va,
postponed, Mr.. Patterson giving no'icC
that he would press for vote to-mor
row.
\ resolution relative 20 the lugerua
tioul Mlratime Exposition at ii&vrc
was debated, without action.
The reconstruction bill was taken mp
on motion Of Mr.. Hendricks, and MIR
Cragin made a speech in its taycr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
Rev Yorh pry Good slarl.et.
NEW YORK, january 90

Anew - OAs1t Se-NJ
DRY GOODS.-The cotton goods
market continues excited and prices on
a rise, under reduced supplies. New
York Mills are scarce and wanted, and
so are the Wamsutta; bleached muslina
at 22lc, and the Tuscarora have jumped
to 20c; Amoskeag A, the print of the
loom and Great Falls, 9, have risen to
l6Ic; Mlsonville command 17ic; Ark
wright lSc; Forest Dale Ice; New Mark
ct C, and Hope, yard wide, 13ic; Fancy
Hope bring BE; Quinsagamond l4ic;
ga Wamsutta 29c; do Tuscarora 26c; do
Utica zoe: ga do 35c; "a Boot y lie; do
Amoskeag l9c; 42-inch do l7ic; heavy
brown sbeetings are mp &c per yard, al
though Appleton and Amoskeag are
still jobbing at 15ic; Devins stripes and
ticks advanced from lc to24e per yard
by agents; prints of standard makes
fluctuated, and after selling down to l2c
aud is again firm at 12le; net print
cloths risen to 7ic; delaines of new
styles selling as low as lSc, but some
goods withdrawn; old styles jobbing at
l6Ic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
New York Market.
New YORK, January 80,

New YORK, January 80.
COTTON-4a!c better and in good de-
maud: sales of 5000 bales at 19c for
middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 2527 barrels: mar
ket without decided change; sales SlUO
barrels at 60a9 10 for supertine State
and western; . 90al0 20 for extra State;
9 60al2 90 for extra western; IL 7Ja
IL 90 for white wheat extra; 9Oal3 gu
for rouEd hoop Ohio; 10 5Oal2 10 for
common to good st. LOuis; Il OOal6 W
for good to choice extra do; closing
quiet: included in the sales are 1900
barrels extra State, taken Oh specula-
ton, at 10 e.. California -four in fair
request: sales of 300 sacks at II Boa
Is IS. Rye flour quiet; sales of $50
barrel, at I 50a9 80.
WHISKY-Numinal.
WHEAT--Receipt 800 bushels; mar
kct duh: sales 1000 buahcis No. , Mil
wauiGc at > 10 in store; and 800 bush
els vhite Canada ut > %.
HIE-Firm; sales of 74OO bushels
western at Il.
BARLEY-UuchaGged; sales of 5000
bushels Canada West at , II.
MALT-Quiet.
COHN-Reccipts 50.l2J bushels, mar
Ike; snade firmcr: sales 7l,CGD bushels
1t Glal 70 for new mixed western
anrat: sal 81 for Old do in store; | ~
al 81 for new VIII fc >outhrvH; - for
western yellow; - for southern yell
low: | gal -! tOr new yellow JcIsry.
OATS-Rcccipt $3.50 bashels; market
dull and dropping; sales 1859 bushels
at s. for western III store.
RlCE-QGiet.
COFFEE-Quiet; sales 1909 sacks Rio
on private terms.
SUGAR-Activc; sales 600 hogsLcads
GrA.a at fllai2lc.
HOLASSES-Dull; sales 30 barrels
New Orleans at S2aS6c.
PETROLEUM-Dull at 10ic for
crude aud at PIC for refined bonded.
HOPS-Quiet at 3Oa6Oc for American.
PORK-Firmer and quiet; sales OF
1850 barrels at II l2a21 30 for old mess,
closing ut u - for regular and at % ~
a22 81 for new do and ut - 81 cash;
Il 25alS 81 for prime aud at 10 OOal9 %
for prime mess, also 200 barrels of new
mess ut - 80 at sellers ton for March
and at - 70 do for April.
BEEF-Firm; sales of $50 barrels at
previous prices, also 470 tierceS at 80 5O
ABA 80 for prime mess; 81 5Oa39 90 for
India mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales 10 barrels
at 20 0Oa3l %.
BACON-Firmer,b but in better inquiry;
sales of 400 boxes at lOsal0gc for
ru,nbnrlrn1 ont. II la11 80 for short rib
bed; li3c for long ribbed; l2Jal3tc fol
short clear: l2al2tc for long clear.
CUT MEATS-Unchanged; sales OF
30 packages ut Sa2tc for shoulders and
l2nt3Ec for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firm; sales Of 1850
barrels AT SIa9.c for western aud at 93a
1C;c for city.
LARD-Firmer: sales of 1850 barrels
apart, last evening at l3sal4c and at
l4IaIilc for small lots.
BUTTER-Steady al 3Sa49c for State,
CHEESE -Dull, at ilal5c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
An Army OF More Than Five
Thousand OGiCe-EI0IdeTs
and a hos, oil
herring like
of a M

Are consuming your and a host oil
other hungry eXpectAnts herring like
vulturcs, To banquet upon OF o.
tTate State.
Your public buildings Are sinking collars By
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result
Your Lunatio Asylum has already cos { SIlO. 900
a third more than the original estimate for the
whole, and the first wing Is not yet completed.
At the present rate moro than Que million Of
dollars will he consumed In what In nothing less
than a stupendous fraud At which your public
servants are connivinR.
The Penitentiary was expected 90 be built fOf
Sl6s 900, but through the inCompetency that
planned H. nearly four times a. much material
will Ne required a. was originally intended, and
the expense Of the building viii be little short
Of one million dollars. Other operations of pub
lie men show similar disregard Of your inter
est Many Of them are mere schemes Of private
benefit aud public robbery.
Not single Radical jonrnal Of the State has
uttered o word Of dennBclati0n OF these OF any
other public wrORgs. To the REGIsTKR belong
almost the exclusive honor Of championing the
popular cause against the outrages Of ohiciA
plunderers. In pursuance Of It's purpose ~
hunt down corruption and corruptionist4 the
REGISTER will lay before the people many
startling facts concerning the outlay al state
funds upon public works. The most cnOfnoas
frauds are known 20 have b0cn perpetraicd anf
every Taxpayer has an interest IN their de ycIop
mcnt. We call upon the people 10 sea"Dd aud
support ne In our effort
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS

Wy HIGH IT Is ACKNOWLEDGE, hUSl
w be the most important Political CampaiEn
in the history Of our Government The sLlr.
mishing preparatory to this great tight has al
roady commenced; and the condition of the
country makes the early and thorough dissent
nation Of the principles We advocate, pa,rt,
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid Of al!
true men In extending the circulation Of the
REGISTER. There is not locality IN the com
try where a Club could not be made mp with
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Is only In its
fifth year. 1t already. in point of Circulation, In
fluence Ability and Value. ranks among The
first papers in the land, and conieSsedly stand,
far ahead Of any Of its contemporaries in West
Virginia Ii will be the aim Of the Proprietor
not only to maintain, but TO add TO its higt
reputation.
This paper viii not Dc surpassed by any pub
LEGATION in the country for lts cOp pleteness rs q
Family, Business and Political Journal. In III
Telegraphic News, Domestic a. well rs by th-
Atlantic Gable; its full and reliabls Financial
and NJ trket Reports its Local Intelligence lie
compilation of News Transporting In the State
and throughout the nation N InR FREsnNEss,
vIGoR AND HONEST BOLDNEss Or IFS EulIuMNlh
and in all the requisites that 20 Ia make up 4
WIDE.AwAKE, FIRST CLASS NEWSPA
PER IL shall not b. cNcrllcd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-31
FROM WASHINGTON.
Another Veto Prabsble-Petiiion sor
an EBjunction-A Judge" Opihio"-
miscellaneous Items.

an Hplunctton-A JHuSSNVP-
miscellaneous Items.
NEW York, January 30.-The Herald
Washington special says, ~ IS report,
al and 1retty generally believed that
49, praaidopt Is determined to veto the
Iii snsnending the further contraction
of tro cnrrency, on the ground that 1t
= -w;dc departure from the road to
- 49,, navment, and as he is an adyo-
cafs of speedy resumption Of specie pay
mept he cannot give his consent to IT,
He believes it would be highly injurious
TO the welfare Of the country at large
for this bill to become law.
Judge Black returned TO this city anu
hao a consultation with Governor Jen-
kins of Georgia. The Judge is engaged
in preparing legal paper to represented
to the Supreme Court in a few days
asking an injunction upon General
George i. Meade to deter him from llle'
gally getting appropriations from the
funds of the State of Georgia. General
Meade, it is expected, will defend his
course upon the ground thai the acts
of Congress authorize him to make
such uses of the State property as lie
may see fit. This will bring the test te
the constitutionality of the present
syst I'm of government in the un'
represented States and will determine
many other similar instances Of irregu'
larity incident to the military admins,
tration in the South.
The Worlds Washington special says;
The committee on Ways and Means have
decided not to reduce the whisky tax
The Tribune's special Washing
ton dispatch states that the Appro'
priation committee will bring appro'
priatious within Sl50,O00,000.
Minister WaShburne is on his way
home from Paraguay.
The Senate Judiciary committee viii
not act on the Supreme Court bill tol
some time.