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Propoaala.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

HEApa'Rs lsr MILITARY DfsrRTcr.)
OrFfcB CHEZ Cox. or SUBSISTENCE,
RIcHsoSD, VA, Feb, !, lsB.
Sealed proposals, IA agPliests. will 30 received
m. for supplyins the United States Subsistence
PS,@S PoGNps OF EXTRA ..c'' SUGAR,
10 good barrels, full head-lined,
The sugar accepted under this adysrtisensnt
rms Cary street, Richmond, Virginia, on or before
dersiGned.
Payments and conditions as usual. Further
particulars upon application 20 this Office.
Eaton. U. =. A. CommissaIy General of suIslSt-
ence. W A. ELDERkIE,
FIRST Military District. fe4.td
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ID X o P o s A LIS.

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0TPIcR Q. NJ. DHPARTNESr)
STATE OF TRsSEssBB, !
NASHVILLE, THEE., Jan. II. l6,p.
Proposals will be received at this co, from par
ties desiring contracts, to furnish the folio win
articles, until February 8, 1880:
200 pairs rants, unfAntTy.)
1000 Army Blouses.
1000 Hats, twoolen.)
1900 pairs Of Socks.
400 pairs Of Drawers,
1000 shirts, lwoolen.J
2,0O Army Blankets.
20OO pairs OF Shoes.
Loo Great Coats
500 lbs. Of Mess Pork or Bacon.
800 lbs. Of Coffee.
900 lbs. Of Sugar
800 lbs. OF Soap.
100 lbs. Of Candles.
DOl lbs Of Salt.
100 lbs. OF Beans.
Articles furnished must be Of good quality " hen
delivered at Nashville, Tenn,
This Department reserves the right 10 reject suy
supplies, gither Of Clothing or Provisions, Of an
Inferior quality.
Contractors will be required to give bond for the
faithful performance OF contracts.
feb ALBEIT S. BAYLBss, O. NJ
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN.

pKUPUsALs FUK CORN.
HEADauARrERs FirTH MILITARY DIsrRIcr.l
STATE OF TEXAS,
OFFICE OF CHIEP QrLRTHRsAsrHR,
AUSTIN. Texas, January 9.lsp.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at ~ for furnishing tho Quartermaster's be.
partment at Fort Duncan, Texas, with such guam
tty OF CORN as may be required until June 30.
ls69, Corn to be of. good. clean, mere ehantable
quality, shelled and delivered In sacks TO
a rigid inspeetion. Delivery to commence on
award Of contract, and continue In su eh qua
aud AZ such times as may be required by the Post
Bids % be plainly endorsed 'Proposals for Corn
A. Fort Duncan, Texas, " and addressed to the un.
BY command Of Brovct Major General Candy.
J. A, PoTTER,
tary District. fel.td
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TINTED STATES MAIL.

PosT 0IgIcE PEPABrINsESr. rINsESr.{
Proposals will be feesiyed al the Contract Ice
& Ri! Az eSHt5'S;a SP e q z
3SSSTst ;Sss % % ssF Ss i 8
.Osr From GhsyeaaS % %eii. mo % II to
Leave Cheysune Wells daily on arrival Of
mail from the east
Arrive Al Cheyenne Wells IN 50 hours
terminus of the Union, PasidS r.lITOsd,
From SStGbef 1885, st jass Ss sSS'sS5'd g. isS
HOS Prom CheysPns. tDakO!S, By La Porte. to
daily, supplying such otnees are on the
route, at Tho discretion o. the Department.
rlySl o. cars from the EsstD
Arrive at Denver In IS hoursj
Leave De4yer daily At6smi
Arrive at Cheyepns N IS hours.
arAIs guarantee and oefiiaeate, and must provide
for the conveyance Of the mail with "esisrity,
law and PrOpossIs must bT bs susnsutssa qs by ~ two
responsible persons, certified to as such by post.
maze SSut o q ssGra
for each Of such omiss not satisfactorily en-.
aueIsd. For arrivals sS iar bsSiad time as To 10
break connection with depending malls, and not
sufieiently excused, one fourth OF the eompensa-
ton for the trip is subject to forfeiture,
Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency
be satisfactorily exp Ained-for negleeting 10 take
the mail from or into post Office, fors1deTlng Il
70 DO injured, destroyed Tobbed.oT lost,0r for re-
quently as the CONTRACTOR Tuus, or Ia c0ncrTHcd IN
runuing, vehicles nn the route
The Postmaster General may Annul the contract
for disobeyilg the post Vaice laws or tue nstruC.
tons Of the Department, HemRy alter the dulc
Of DEPARTURE and arrivals, and also order an In
crease OF service BY allowing therefor pro rata
discontinue the service In whole or In part, at a
pr9portionate decrease Of pay, allowing as a full
indemnify To the contractor one months extra
compensation on the amount Of service dispensed
retained aud continued.
For form q proposal, DC, &c., see GdVsrlLsemenI
in pamphlet form OF routes In Kansas, Nebraska,
COLORADO, &C., dated November ~, 1867, or any
similar advertisement issued by the Department.
Bids should be addressed to the Second Assist :
ant Postmaster General, ~ Buperacribed 'PIopO-
sails Colorado, Overland, - aud sent by mail
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
jR2i'sA Postmaster General,
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IrNIrEp sTATRs PATRNT OFPICR,

I WAsHlSuTOs, &c, Ja1uATy y, lsl.
On the petition Of CLEMENT RUssELl, Of Mas
silOn, stark county, Ohio, praying for the eNtsn-
sion Of patent granted hlm on the lsL day OF May.
1855, Teissued May Is, lS5! for improve ement In
Double geaTed Horse Powers
II is ordered that the sal petition be heard at this
once on the lslh day VI April next Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, dep0-
.itiOns, and other papers should be hled In this
Othce twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA fOOfE,
ia2s Thw Commissioner Of Patents
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PROPOSALS FOR FoRAoE AND STRAW.

DKPor QuARrhRNAsrRR's 0PFIcE,(
ST. LouIs, Mo, Jan, 81, 1868. : -,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this Ice until clock, y. m. Friday. the 6h
day Of February, 1862, for the Immediate delivery
at this depot Of
l0,0Sl bushels Oats,
2s9 tons Hay, tight.pressed baled, Timothy,
80 tons Straw.
Bids to be made subject to the usual conditions,
which will be made known on application at this
once.
Bidders ara invited to be present at the opening
OF the bids.
BY order Of the Chief Q. NJ NIL Div Of the
Missouri. O. ". THOMAS,
feb5.td Breyet 1t. Col. aud ID. q. N.
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
iButrsnee on 2 street,

CoRsER or SEvENrH AND STREETS.
iButrHnee on D street,
WARRINGTON, d. o.,
An institution specially designed for preparing
young and middle 80 ged men and women 70 enssge
IN hn-nsss Affairs for themselves or In the employ
The branches taught are: Business Practice,
Book .tesg,ns as .pp,ied to AL departments q
ness, Arithmetic. Grammar, Core pondence,
spelling, Eloeution Political Economy. and Com
Student. are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
in a separsts Ispsr,ment' ips,rueted bg COMPS.
tent lady teaehers u.
RhTss of TUITION, A ssholarsh,p. good for
elites OF the country s65 Local scholArships good
fer ons year from % date Of issue, w. Tickets for
All tuition. payable In advancei when paid In
instalments the rates are ten per cent. higher.
Sessions are bsld day aud evening
Glasses In Preneh In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
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ILEAvE wAsHIsaros. LEAvELLE1AsDRIA.,
Duke 4 Henry

81 Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot at
SIS a. m, connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junction.
for all points on the Inc Of th9t road between Ma
nassRs Junction and HaTrisonbuTg
Trains leaving ST. Asaph and King streets at 2: 25
T. m. connect at 81, Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HATTisOnbuTg at 2;I y. m. I,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at 3:2)p. u.
and In time for p M, train for BaltimoTe,
o. A, STEVBNS, Gen Supt
W, J, Phelps. Gen Manager. dec3J-u
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A LExANDRIA,. .LoupouN AND HAMPSHIRE
@ 5sEsE dSssss

BEGINNING OUTOBER l, is6s.
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, at sa.
IN and p. IN. for Loesburg. Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at 4. m. and l2:lj p m,
Connecting at Leesbufg with Peaco,k's Line Of
hrst- class Coaches, which leave Leesburg on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for Hamil-
Winchester and Capon springs, returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days
Leave Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, on tho arrival Of the
Mddleburg at 3p. IN.
Leaves MiddlebuTg Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Sat-
m. and (per railToadl arTiyes at Alexandria at
p. IN. In ample time for Washington and salt-
more the same day.
From and after June 5, the coaches will run daily
from winehe.teF to Canon snrinus
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spENoERIAs PESMhNsHIP DEPARTMENT
of this insiitution provides unequAled facilities
for the requirement Of a free and elegant hand
writing. Ladies' and gentlemen are received for
WEBBING, VISITING aud ADDRESS CARDS,
. styl. equal to engraving
The Textbook, and Blanks used In the insttu-
Hon, all varieties Of writing paper. ink, Of the
best quality. All the speneerian Publications
aud the celebrated Speueerian Steel Pens may be
lrge once HENRY N. COPP, President
HRSRI @. sPEScBR, Secretary js2e.f
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foFFICIAL.l

Treaty between she United states OF
America and the King OF Prussia,
Concluded ~ Berlin, February "a,
1893; Proclaimed by she President
OF the United states May ~, 1893.
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FkRE,7

Goods Per New York, Philadelphia and Bal.
tImore steam lines aud AdamT' Express to care Of
X, n. Hayenner, Freight Agent at Alexandria,
will be forwarded as far as Lessburg free Of
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
CommutAtioD Passenger Tickets between Alex
AndriA and LeesburE and intermediate stations at
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and LeesbuTg, and between
those places aud intermediate points, are issued at
reduced rates. WASHINGTON BLYTHE.
uo3-u GENERAL SupeTin ntendent.
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GALE OF WOOD.

VIII be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
February u, isee; AZ o'clock p m. ~ stormy, on
the United States In certain lot Of wood, stand.
ipg on two hundred and ninety t9o) Acres, more or
Chesterfield Peunty., yiIsiaia, pear seyen Mile
Post On the Riehmond and Petersburs railroad.
The wood to be removed before September J,
1850. and all remainnG on the land at that date to
revert TO the owner Of The land.
Terms, Cash iu Govern nment funds,
By order Of MAJ osnerai Q. 2. Howard. Com
GBoRoE q. WHITE,
Brsvst Major U. 8. Army, Captain 4iih u. 4. 10.
fan!ry, Disbursing oneer District Of virginia.
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Intelligence Office.
Pawn Brokers.
* LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. 4
AZ 5

ITh LTUhNbhD bf AUTHUkITf' ITH
B. BURNsTINE's
LOAN 0PflCB, I7b Thirteenth street, third door
south Of Pennsy lyAnia Ayenue, Money loaned on
time TO ssgit SustomSSTs on Real gstatS. Gold and
Plate, Pianos, furnitpTe, Mechanical Tools,
Ladies' and Gentlsmen's Wearing Apparel Oi
SsA.W b. BURNsTlNR.
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WAsIISGToN, ,ALExANDRIA,
CHANGE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, lsOs.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. I.t, 1893. and
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows;
THRoUdH MAIL TRAINS,
Leave Nshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, 81, m. idO. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, IS O..
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets (from Manassas railroad) 2IE p. m.
do. from Lynehburg, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.
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JAS, R. o,BEIRNg,

V'HIB rs TO GIVE N0TIOR THAT THB SUB.
/ sCRIBER has obtained from the Orphans
6elqnbis, letters q STANDARDIZATION he personal
estate q JoshPa ArR,Ti late late o. WS.hlngton
aganst said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
seribsr, On or before the 2eth day oi JARURRY
nexti lhsy ,mAy. Otherwise by law be excluded
Glysn under my hand this 29ll day of January,
1850 ELlZABKTH K, ATKTN, 80
JaT. .WSW' AdministTAtrIx.
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Railroad Routes
RALTiAoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD.


RALTiMoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD.
% fsS 4Hf +? wls44 l4t9: II:
40" run "'0"GS Tok phLrlmoRE
'; si5S iI;;'I ,iSStt 4! is, q S% and
Lave daily. except sunday, at l. % and q oa IN.
''d and t"pr rSk ANNAPOLIS
Lssys..7s. N: and Top. m. No train to or from
poR poN NBssgITTRfAA6bkE. sgTRAbk
s6R n sss %SF Y n s4t2l;5ss rs e and n"D n
s5s AL n ~ FsR4s 8 81 81 FH2 Il 4 RSRsr
y' .sa saiS Is;sp; ~ ssfi1sSsy = and Sunday
sSSas s!,; s!$s a ,ss. Rom Gsy s.ss:: :ss
ssi son 4 s. & . Ss. s III p SdaI. sss
New Yen p IPhilsasslRhl., snd Boston. Sc. .d.
Master 4 & 4i.H.bd4ssiiS;.. + %5asSisi;
6ko. 8. KooNTz, dsnsrai Agent. wsshinrtop
bsF HETTsBS Ts sEv E.sRBE2T0N R9SR
Train: h.,y,sa ws.Sinsscn S;S sSnd New York ar.
ToR EE% ioRk, si,h9u, sh,as. Of cars.
leave dAily texoept sunday At 500 =. m, IL 30
foR PHILADELPHIA,
L ise.ys daily tesospt Sunday naooa m. nS
=. ON SUNDAY.
Leave foI New York at " p. m. and Phiiadsl-
sleeping cars Tor New York on g. 70 D. m train only
so,,os t,n be had at the Station Ohes At ali hours
See @ Bsianor. and Ohio Railroad .a,.r,i..m.n,
.ST :fn.SSs Ss ,ss Ss'T:sP wen An
In COLI, ss2Sr.l TIsfsS Agent
i IS6S ~ ,5BESssH&EfsIA ESuTE 1859
On .st ..s &.sBEt Il issS, train. will
ws.Sin instsS . gan. B.ltlnOr. nwn.
ISOp.m. % 10.
VIII THE E,RshNT SsEAT PSEgkkTRhcK M RSgTE
day aud night Cars, with modern improvements. and
other route Two hundred miles saved 10 Western
THREE ri HsS'fr bAILY EXPRESS TRAINS WEST
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH:
ThIol{h from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and
Passengers By this route from Baltlmors. have
~ ssS no RRHR1S all changes In UNION
oies, sorSsr q sixth street aud Psnasyi,snis
avenue under National Hotel, where reliable infor-
T SsUsurs Ss R sRs.. at hi. Oc. GA. Sc.
Pit.sSTaR' saGS~O@S' W. RFsoEb, Tisast Ht Aa.ns, or
Corner Sixth st. ssS Penn: .ysnSe,,
Ed, YOUNG. General Passenger Ascent,
des-lv Baltimore, Nd.
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WRfArrlNG PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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Auction Sales.
BAR TH o l. Ow's
Great Closing Out Sale
BY CATALOGUE.
WIN eOnmsse. on TUESDAY, February .. isp.
a. 70 o'sleek. ,and will continue from day 70 day
until all ID sold.
Catalogues are now ready for dlstribution.
I.P. BARTHoLOw,
Hs Seventh street,
washinston, D. @.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetisnssrs.
hD-I0t

RY VIRTUE o. A DEED OF TRUST ExEcUTEp
ID By the National Buildipg and MapufaeturinG
Association and Brick, Sand and Gravel Company,
2 secgte eeItai9 coupon bond, amounting 70 W,
ssSsa n Vii, is Sa SS6SY
the nrst day Of March, isp, expose 10 sale, al pub
lic auction, III m in front OF the mayors once,
sspss raRSf oS fSsb RSsspssS Ss .osn,y ~ 81
sss,ndSiis eOn.i,l,nip SsHssR ninety and Sss
On the vest By the Alexanaria and washin ston
on liz north 81 The lands of ths late Thos Hughes,
Ter. ics.tSsr with al BGiLbI Nds sna iHgtgys;
on their trade and business. toG.ther with the fran
chises and all the privileges, rights and property
of the said company, and also their patent right
for the manufacture Of brick In the District Of Co
lumbia and county Of Alexandria, Virginia,
TkRMS-For the real estate. sumelent cash TO pay
e7,o, with interest from 9th day Of August, ls6f,
and the msinder 70 be paid in two equal install
1851 the frst on the 9th August lsp. and the other
the 9th August, ls7O, the residue OF the purchase
day Oh sale on the said oh August, $50.
Tho bonds Of the purchaser 10 be given for the
deferred payments, suds deed Of trust TO be exc
rSr the personal property. fr;Sshise. A. terms
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For Sale or Rent.

... .. .I y S--e~ ~ N~S%N
EoR RkEr-Tw.0 SNAIL HoUsEs Oh SOUTH
iso'S:':ss sii'S Ss' f;;5f$ Y = NY
f.i..ost First street cas-, and PsansTivssis ~.
Water and Bath-pleasant locstion-st No. us
Second street wsst, near X street nOis-6
EoR SALE "A RARE cBANcB. -els,oco Cash
q. q: ,.I IA sSSl
rom business. Address Boz Ia Rspoblis,s %;
iocston on AZ .iTsss, Bstwsss seventh ssd EiaSss,
ffTfl'ssh0. sss.' sore. .'.' ''0'' soss;a
LoR sALE-wRAPP1ro PAPBR.-APPLY TO
= n Waters, A. the rooms q the Young Men.
n.ssa. ss.aS Sss%..S isS sn .pa T:u
EoR SALE OR RBNT-Thrse three-story and
sS ssa cc, & .,lsy b.f IN q .
from SsiissnS iipe & fcr front ssrdssn, s Na.sr and
Wants.
Ok OOO TO $4,000 CAN Be MADE YEAR
. s,.s.,.d p SBiFHRR' n iEs pSEfSs iSsSs ySwfss
Ss.Sa. IS ~. ..s s d ,i'RPRiIs 'RPRiIsk SBs
ofs sd B. Ss & ~ ,sSi E.Ih
ONB HUNDRED MEN AND. YIRTY HORSES
ohio kslire.a xsas:. si.So iof Fl men, and siSo
hppiy On T WorS % Al '.Por. To,ten. 4" near soldiers
w and 6HBMfsT as eierk in Drug store. We'll
yrisf Ia .pss sn
&c. So we'd as Hospital steward In United States
= okaSg- .. call :. No. pis'1sh street: between
as1s rs i h, streets '0''h' s'rE
RsSIb S1oD re-
small amount Of capital, TO engage In publishing
... s,'1Ti . Sos sSfs.f'E s
WAEIED TO ByY. BY E.ss, ss,IgsTH. LADIES.
aSSfs I'd sa6ss 4. SsDss sans
Nv Liberty Market Ss'wssn and N Streets, es,i
SoEb AsR 81. StSEasS sS, .
Gle ,s,as Sd BE M
loor. aorth Of ofPsansylyania .ysnus. ds0.n
Boarding.
poARp AND RooMs.-NgATLY FURNISHED
:s.ss! 80 !ss.c :, .ss::s
sixth and Seventh streets. jaD-n
Lost and Found.
= osr ON sITupnLy MopNTNo ppTwrpN
IL PIAnt's BuildinE, corner Pineenth street and
New York avenue aud Fourteenth street and Penn:
Washington. The Under by returning tho same
10 our nee will receive suitable reward. STARR
4 MBTCALf, corner New York avenue and FIJI
teenth street. fel-N
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The underslgned trustee. named in the deed from
corded IN LibeI Y, No. $. page a., which wss given
By said Bonnsll TO secure Mrs. Virginia Scott the
advertisement, Assents 10 the sale property
the terms above indicated b. J, D. Smith snd Geo.
to the same. 5. Y. BEACH,
deop-td Trustee.
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GOODS RQUAL TO SAMPLES.

Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary to examine beyond the sample:
shown. By our system Of examination and re
lection, buyers are protected from receiving
goods inferior to samples. Aside from the
recognized duty of dealing as We would be dealt
BY, we regard it as pecuniarily our interest &c
to act as to secure and retain the confidence Of
all who may faver us with their trade.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. November 4.

CINCINNATI, November 4.
The decline in gold depressed the
markets generally and all are dull. =,
FLOUR-Very dull but nominaliy
unchanged at 5 50a5 rs for family.
WHEAT-Held OF l 0Sa1 II, out Ho
demand, Though the supply mere 10
light. .o.oe. e,r
CORN-In good demand at 9oa'o0 io'
old; 60c for new.
OATS-Dull at 4Sa5oc.
RYE-Dull at 90 for NO. l.
COTTON-Dull but not lower AT <4xa
ToBACCo-Tr light supply and tir~
sou" WIyHisKY-Unsett,cd at %.
MESS PORK-Dull; small sales al
BACON-Uncbanged; sides retail al
16Ial9tc; nothing doing in new meats
weatber too warm to move them.
GREEN MEATS-Nothing doing; TIT
weather too warm for curing; they are
offered at 1Ot, 1871 and l4ic.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged but irm.
OILS--Linseed remains dull at 9Os
92c.
HOGS-Dull and lower al s 75a9 gu
receipts 1000 head; no Strengthening
weather too warm.
GOLD-At 1871 buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
MONEY-Market easier.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
REGISTER OFFICE,


THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 4, 1869.
GRAIN-Whit0 Wheat dull at 20a
l 80, the latter for very choice lots: red
winter at GOAL 10. Corn dull. old ear
and shelled at 65a70c, with very little
offering. Rye-In moderate demand,
but net active, at SOaS5c for No. l..
Oats-Steady and dull at 4Oc. Barley
Spring quiet from l coal %: fall at
coal 20.
HAYS held at &c OOa2O 90 for baled;
loose $40 00aI4 % per ton.
Cotfee-Rio, 23a25o for
fair to prime. Sugars-Good to choice
New Orleans l4ial5ic; Porto Rico 13sa
l4sc; Cuba l3!al3ic; Demarara l5ic;
Crushed l7tc; Acoflee l6ic; B coffee l6ic;
! c extra 16tc; coffee l5tc. Molasses-
New Orleans Soc; Porto Rico 75c;
Baltimore Syrup 75aS5c; New York do
S0al 90; Choice Syrup GOAL 10.
PROVISlONS-There are no quota
tisns for the provision market.
POTATOES-Supply large: sales at 4Oa
SOC per bushel.
FLOUR-Marke dull; supply fully mp
TO the demand. Red wheat is held at
5 50a6 90; fancy at 00a7 10; supertine
at 4 50a5 90. Buckwheat -four scarce
at 4s4ic. Rye Flour 3 10.
BUTTER-Held at 30a55c for prime:
common at 25a30c.
SALT-Dsiry ) so; Ohio River ? %
TEA-GuLpowder tea 5Oal 10; Young
Hysou tea 30al 60: Black tea GOAL so
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco 65a75c;
dark los and Is 6Sa73c; bright Is and l0s
I3asOc; fig lump 70aS0c; CARROTS snuff
'3c; CARROTS snuff in boxes : 81.
tlSh-Firm. We quote: Mackerel
No. half barrels . 90; No. 3 medium
. w; No. 3 large 80. Lake herring,
nall barrels, 3 %; white fish 90: Labra-
der herring at IL 90.
CARBON OlL-At Sc per gallon aud
charge for package.
EGGS-ln demand at 2Sc per dozen,
CHEESE-Market firm and demand
good. We quote Goshen at l-.c: factory
at l7ic.
APPLES-Demand good; common 70
fair 10 per barrel; fair TO good, 2 GOA
2 80; choice, 3 00a3 80.
IRON AND NAlLS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 35a4tc,
according to width and thickness; horse
shoe SIC; heavy baud 4ia5!c; hoop aud
light band, 6 to : inch, 5a9t; round and
sqaaro 3sa7f &c: oval iron 4fa5c; half oval
and half round 4is5!c; Hat rail, punched
and ceunter-sunk, Ate; I rail 4faifc; I
rail spikes 6ic; nails, brads and fencing,
10 to tod, 4 30; : and Cd 80; and I'D
. 90; and Cd ) 10; Sd 90; I'd .; bar
TEL, inch to Il inch, 5 25s7 80; finishing,
| 10 inch, 75a9 so; casing, 1870 Bod,
a; sd . 90; I'd ~; I'D 90; fine blued
; ~ . %, Sd %, I'd %; lining nails, !
,acn' w; clinch nails + %: cut spikes
Sc - o. oOa' spikes, crt, 5 y: wrought 5 IS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-05
Chicago Market

CHICAGO, November4.
FLOUR-Shade easier; held at 4 GOA
6 % for spriBg extra.
WHEAT-Dull and easier; No. qui-
ct and steady at 90c; No. = quiet and
weak at coae7c; closing at 553aS6c; this
afternoon market unsettled; 90ic buy or
November and seller December; SIC cash
and seller November for No. 2.
CORN-DuIl and unsettled; 64a6otc
for No. 2; closing at 6oc; rejected lta2c
lower; sales at 62a62se; this afternoon
market firmer at 65c seller November.
OATS-Firmer and steady at 39aioc;
closing at 39ta39ic.
RYE-Fairly active at decline OF lie
on Nos. aud 2, and la2c on rejected;
sales No. at 90c; No. 2 at 673a68tc; re-
jected az 62c; sample lots at 76c deliv-
cred; closing Mt Csc for No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal At 9oc
| for No.2. :,
ROGS-Sales dressed at 10 90 all
round; live quiet at 6oa9 % for fail
to medium; 9 35a9 IS for good to cheice
l9 9OalO 90 for extra choice.
CATTLE-Very dull at 3s25a4 80 fol
common tn extra cows; 50a5 w FOL
stockers; 6 O0a6 60 for good native and
extra Texan steers.