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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21

SEREsADB BY THE sCHUrzEss.-On Thurs
day evening the members of the Washing
ton Schutzen Ycrein, accompanied by
Heald's band, marched 10 the brewery OF
Messrs. Btosch Il Kessel, for the purpose Of
serenading their King for this year, Mr..
Louis Boyer. After the band had per-
formed several choice airs, Mr.. Boyer ap-
peared and was introduced by the president,
Mr.. Voght, In short address.
The King then addressed the Vcrein, after
which they proceeded into the building and
partook Of q bountcous collation.. An hour
or two was spent In the interchange Of mu-
tual expressions Of good feeling, and the
company dispersed after having passed
very pleasant hour.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21

The COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS having
charge Of the excursion OF Friendship club,
request all who have received invitations to
meet at the wharf on Monday at an earlier
hour than 10a. m, the time specified on
the Invitations.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21

ELECTION OF OFFCERs.-At regular meet
Ing Of Oriental Lodge, No. s, /. o. G. T.,
held at Barr's Hall, on Thursday evening,
the following officers were elected TO serve
the ensuing quarter; W. G. T., Milton Fer
guson W. V. T., Miss Susan Tarlton; W.
W. T., Mrs. NJ. A. Bruce; w. c., Miss V.
Tarltonj W. NJ, Mrs. Mary l.. Bryant; W.
]. g., Mrs. +. A. Boron; W. o. g., John T.
Angel ?. W. &. T., A. S. Clements.
, 1869-05-18
5 q. @ e o a v Q 5.


mURsUANT to orders from the Royal Government it is hereby
Is made known that the taxes for the year 1868, viz: Ground
and BuiIding-Tax, the Tax on the production of Sugar, the Per-
centage-Tax on the Rent of houses, the Quart pro Cent Tax, the
New Tax, the house Tax the Cavalry and Artilery-Tax and the
Immigration-Tax, become due on the 1st of May this year. A list
Of the Tax-DebtOrs and of the properties with specification OF the
for the Jurisdiction of ChrBtiansted at the Royal Treasury Office,
and for the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted at the Sherih's Office in
said town, and will be advertised in the st. CrGx Avis.
In accordance with Governments Order the aforementioned
Taxes will be received after the 9th of every month. and on the
further measures.
Royal Treasurer's Office, st. Crox the 9th April 1869.
J. A. HOVER,
const.
, 1869-05-18
Acknowledgements

YF0LGE det Kongelge Gouvernements Ordre bekjendtgj6res
a herved at Skatterne for Aaret 1868 nemlig: Grund- og Pys-
ningsskatten, Afsift af Sukkerproducti omen, Leieafgiften, ! pct.
Skatten, Ny, Huus- Cavalier og Artilleri- SAINT Immigrations-
skatten forbade til Detailing den 1se Mai d. A. En- ~Fortegnelse
over Skattedebitoerne og Eindommene, med Angivelse at Skater
mes Re6b er henlagt til Eftersyn for Christiansteds Jurisdictions
Vedkommende Diet Kongelige Kasserercontoir, og for Frederik-
blive %indrykketi st. Croix Avis.
If6lge Gouvernementets Ordre m~odtages ovenanf0rte Skater
efter den ode hver Manned og den 1se Juni vile Restanceisterne
bive indsendte til Gouvernementets videre Foransatning.
Det Kongelige KasserercOntoT, St. Croix den Ode April 1862
J. A. HOYER,
COnSt
, 1869-05-18

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g. Kirkegade IL 96
Coakleybay 81 II
Pleasant Valley II 80
Solitude "a 95
Mr.. SO Bjergegade 5 90
2 Vesterstr&de l 66
II Torvegade 3.l4
A Dronningensgade 7 %
Body Slob 224 IS
Mr.. 81 K~ongensgade 80 SO
Sionhill 179 SO
Bellevue II 81
Mr.. Is ~Strandgade 8 48
Is A B Kirksgade 80 80
6 Kongens Tvergade 10 81
So A B 0stergade IS IA
as A Kongensgade IL 10
81 A B Compagniegade Is go
2 B Prindsensgade 8 II
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IL Vesterstrede a 30
8 Torvegade 5 81
81 Dronn. Tvergade z 03
9 Ostergade 4 81
Huus paa en- Parcel afRichmond 2 81
Mr.. 10 N6rregade 5 10
A Vestergade 8 AZ
Huus paa Loddet Mr., 4 Torveg. l 70
Mr.. 33 A Kongensgade 3 OIL
/ A W%aterguttet l 81
B h Torvegade 9 76
So B Ostergade 2 Sc
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Q & 3 N0rregade 9 81
10 C Hospitalsgade 3 II
Golden Rock SO "a
Little Princess 1872 10
Mr.. l B h Waterguttet 8 40
II COMMUNICABLE 10 ga
4lABC 10 70
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6 A Dronningensgade 4 %
5 A Forstaden til Vesten Q 81
5B / 50
10 E Kongens Tvergade | o3
(FortsAttes).
, 1869-05-18
J. A. HOVER,
cOnst.

Eiendommen hvo@f Skattens
Skatten svares. Bel0b.
Mr.. 9 B Dronningensgade 2 70
Is Prindsensgade 2 %
10 B~jergegade 3 56
9 H~ospitalsgado 2 10
So A. 0stergade / 81
Huns paa Loddet Mr.. A A
Dronningens Tvergade / %
Mr.. 80 A Bjergegade / %
6 D H~ospitalsgade 2 %
GA 3 80
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26 Kongens Tvergade 9 "a
6 A Toryegade 2 "a
A Kongensgade SO ST
7 B Dronn. Tvergade 4 40
8 Hospitalsgade 8 81
Union & Mt. Washington 81 08
Mr.. IL Dronningensgade 7 81
/ B Norregade 10 80
10 B Hospitalsgade 5 10
/ Strandgada SO Al
Sc II
S~allysfancy II 30
Haitmanns 49 80
Mr.. 7, IL Fiskergade % 90
8 paa en- Parcel af Con-
tentment 8 %
II 0~stergade 2 81
Is Dronningensgade 2 90
26 A B Torvegade 9 Sc
10 Dronn. Tvergade 6 IA
IS Bjergegade 8 Is
" Is Dronn. Tvergade 5 81
IS Kongensgade 28 90
Sevenhills IS Is
Mr.. i Waterguttet 5 OF
8 Nyegade l OF
sc 8 So
Bethlehem, Old Works sol 81
Do. middle do. ITO SO
Mr.. 4 A B %Strandgade Is 10
l Kongens Tvergade 81 II
10 Vesterstrade 29I
Is Dronningensgade 813 26
Waterguttet 8 u
3s Bjergegade 7 o3
is B Dronn. Tvergade 2 O6
8 B Prindsensgade q 10
Kongens Tvergade II 55
+" 9 Forstaden til Vesten II 90
II 3 80
81 Dronningensgade 2 81
+" 81 B Torvegade 3 II
% A Dronn. Tvergade 2 10
K~irkegadel II 81
7 Ostergade 10 IS
Friedensthal s 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
New York Items.

New YORK, March S.-Mr. Seward
proposes to make visit, before many
days, to Aiken, South Carolina, partly
for recreation and partly to pay visit
TO Mr.. Weed, Of whose rapid improve
ment in health he receives very graft
flying reports.
1t appears that notices from Washing
ton were sent to the Superintendents OF
the Albany and Sing Sing prisons to dis,
regard any document purporting to be
a pardon for Eckel or Blaisdell.
Early this morning a destructive fire
occurred in Dey and West streets. 1t
originated in the third floor of No. So Dey
street, occupied by Mayham d Schenck,
fish merchants, whose loss on stock is
$50, 900; half insured. The upper floors
wers burned ont, involving a loss of
from $4,000 to $4,000. Nos. So and 81, &C.
cupied by j. X. Morgan and T. c. Kem-
ball 81 Co., were slightly damaged by
water. No. l2l West street, occupied
by Combs & Appleton, flour and feed
dealers, was also much injured. Their
loss is $50, 900; insured for $500. Whites
building was damaged to the amount of
$4,000. In No. 1l9 West street was Young
& Pratt, flour and grain dealers, who
were injured to the amount of SIC, 200 by
water; fully insured. The building was
all owned by Could HOyt, whose loss is
so, 900; insured. Total loss 800 600.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
F,4ANCE AND TRADE.
New Work Cattle Market.

New YORK, March s.
Receipts for the week.-Mrs. Boeves,
24,2lS Sheep and Lambs, GIL Hogs. OF
bteves the receipts up to Saturday We're,
ut Communipaw 6SS, at West End 800,
at the National yards 1913.
BEEVES-The supply at the open
inc of the week was light, and, with
the cold weather aud favorable news
from western markets, the quotations
were firm, ruling at from ljal7c for
medium to prime; sales of few choice
steers at l74al7!c; to-day the offerings
comprised ZOO head at Communipaw;
2GO at West End and 9 at the National
Yards; the market was moderately
active and the prices ruled firm at the
quotations: sales of poor to medium at
I2al5c; medium to fair steers, l5al6c;
good steers and fat oxen. l6tal64c;
prime TO extra steers, l7aiS!c; choice,
l7Jc; the majority of the sales were at
14!a16g; average price l5tc; the poorest
brought l2al3c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-In the early
part of the week the arrivals at the
COmmunipaw yards were 1921 head, at
the Bergen Hill yards 2O7S, and 1859
head at the Fortieth street yards. The
feeling ut the beginning of the week
was little weak, but the market speed
lily regained its strength and toward
the close there was a slight advance on
the opening figures realized, prices
ranging from &c for poor lunches of
sheep 10 93c for choice Canada stock,
most of the sales being 7aStc for fair to
good, and &c for prime stock sheep. To-
days offerings were 1000 head at the
Communipaw yards, 1000 at the Bergen
Hill yards, and 1000 at the Fortieth
street yards. The market ruled firm
for all grades, especially prime, which
are scarce. Common to fair sheep Gaze;
good to prime 7aec; extra oaSic; premi-
um SIC. Lambs nominal; the sales re
ported during the week amounted to
l. 354 head.
SWINE-The market for swine ruled
quiet and weak ana the feeling was
very much unsettled at the heavy de
cline for live and dressed hogs. To-day
the offerings were l62 fresh hogs at the
Fortie,h street yards, and $50 at the
Communipaw yards, but the market
was very slow and prices were nominal
Prime Germ fed lltall$; common TO me
dunn l08alltc. dressed 13al39.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
BY THE CUBAN CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

HAVANA, March 5.-The Government
has made public official dispatches
giving the details of the advance of
General Lesea from La Guanajo to Pu-
erto Principe. On this march the heav-
lest engagement since the beginning of
the rebellion was fought. General Lc-
sea found the enemy, numbering 1000,
strongly entrenched on the Sierra de Gu
bitas. The artillery was brought up
and commenced vigorous fire on the
works. Covered by the batteries, col
umn of regular troops, 1900 strong, at
tackled the epemy's Notifications with
the bayOuet. Both sides fought with
discrimination and the havoc was fear
full. Gen. Lesea reports his loss at thirty
one killed and so wounded. The loss of
the rebels is estimated at upwards of
one thousand killed and wounded. The
Government accounts claim j victory
tor General Lesea and assert that the
insurgents are much dishearteued by
their defeat. A detachnent which left
Puerto Principe fer Santa Cruz to obtain
supplies brought to that port by the
fleet, returned on the Cd inst with pro-
visions and Ammunition, having made
the march both ways without Interrupt
ton. The entire available strenth OF
the rebel forces now under Quesada is
estimated at 1000.
A steamer from Vera Cruz brings the
following news:
General Alatorre, in command of the
national troops, came up with the rebels
under General Negrete at Attosca and,
after a sharp fight, routed them. Gen.
Mails was killed and many of the rebels.
Negrete himself escaped, with few ad-
herents, going in southerly direction.
General BOcando's cavalry are in close
pursuit.
Colonel Prieto, implicated in the Ne
CRETE movement, was captured near
Vera Cruz and shot.
General AmadOr also joined Migrate,
but cannot be found. He probably ac-
companies him in his fight. The Mex
lean Government is sanguiae of COM
pletely crushing tie revolt.
The insurrection ut Merida, Yucatan,
is over. The ringleaders were caught
aud all shot There is much political
agitation in the Capital. The opposi-
ton accuse the President and his Cab
met of corruption, which they declare
is increasing daily. They report that
Lcrdo de Lejada is buying up extensive
and valuable properties, while Senior
Romero is sending large sums of money
to the United States. They also state
that Leiada is unfricndly to Romero,
is trying to have him dismissed from
the Cabinet, and that the influence OF
the former is supreme with Juarez, but
that the other Ministers take the part
of Romero.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
Financial.

NEW YORK. March S-The Express
saws: The chief topic Of conversation
in financial circles To day was the poiit-
jcal situation at Washington. Ear-y in
the day Mr.. Stewards resignation was
reported. quickly followed by the an
uounc-mrnt that Mr.. Boutwell, would
succeed hun. This was succeeded by
kilograms that Mr.. Boutwcll's chances
were slim and that Mr.. Stewart had re
qursted the President to appoint David
y. Wells, coupled with a report that
the President asked until 70 morrow TO
consider the matter, and that the SEN
ale had adjourned.
The latest kilograms reported the
greatest excitement in the political cir
cles IN Washington. These varied re-
ports created an unsettled feeling. and
gold fluctuatcd frequently, while oprr-
atiOns in Governments were checked 10
great exten..
The most intense interest is manifest
ed relative t. the new Cabinet aud nh,
new Secretary of the Treasury aud his
policy.
The question of certifying checks by
hanks for brokers before the funds are
i'm bank attracted much attention. The
banks have not yet receiTed official no.
tifcation of the passage of the law from
the Comptroller of Currency, but many
OF thew refused to certify to-day while
Others continued the Old policy. The
law IS likely 10 he evaded, as a broker
IN good credit, Ivy keeping two bank ac-
counts, can draw checks from one and
deposit them in the other; provided he
makes them good before the close of
bank hours.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
From boston.

BosToN, March San official order
from the State Department was re.
ceived by the United States Marshal on
Saturday evening recalling the pardon
of Martin, the defaulting cashier of the
Hide and Leather Bank; but it came
too late, the pardon having been placed
in Martins hands.
Between Saturday night and Monday
morning burglars labored hard to break
into the vault of theS Freeman's Ma
tional Bank. They removed quantity
of brick work, but failed to force an en-
trance.
The Transcript publishes the follow
ing Washington dispatch: Late last
night Secretary Stewart determined to
withdraw, and President Grant sent for
Governor Boutwell, and offered him the
Treasury Department, and he accepted
Judge Hoar will not, therefore, so into
the Cabinet
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 8.
SENATE.

Messrs. Howe and Cameron denied
making certain speeches attributed to
them, relative to Mr.. Borie.
Mr.. Conking introduced bill prohib-
lting the secret sales or purchases of
gold from the Government. Referred
to the committee on Commerce.
A joint resolution requiring persons
asking relief from political disabilities
to make application to Congress over
their own signatures, setting forth the
grounds fer the application, was laid on
the table.
A bill supplementary to the national
currency act was referred to the Finance
committee.
A bill for the better protection of the
lives of passengers on steam vessels
was referred to the committee on Com
merce.
A bill granting an annual pension OF
$4,000 to Mrs. LiRcoln was referred TO
the Pension committee.
A Joint committee was ordered 70 eN-
anime all applications for relief from
political disabilities, said committee 10
consist of four Senators and four Repre-
sentatives.
Mr.. Morton introduced a joint resolu-
ton to refund to the States the interest
and discount on money borrowed to
equip. transport and supply troops Tor
the United States service. Referred 10
the Military committee.
The bills heretofore laid on the table
were referred to appropriate commit
tees.
The District of Columbia equal rights
bill, pOcketed by the late President, was
passed.
The Rev. DR.. Newman was elected
Chaplain, receiving 80 of the 81 votes
cast.
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced bill for fur
Their securing equal rights in the District
of Columbia. 1t strikes out the word
"male." The one already passed strikes
out the word white" Referred to the
committee on the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Robertson introduced cOnstitu-
tional amendment.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 8.

CHICAGO, March 3.
,FLOUR-Dull; holders firm at D O0a
6 % for spring eXtsas.
WHEAT-Firmer, tolerabiy active
and fa1c higher; sales No. l at l6al Ia;
No. = at lila 49,; closing firm at Is;
sales since Change at l l3.
CORN-Moderately active and ta9c
higher; sales new at 56Aa57c, and no
grade at 54a54ic; closing at 569a57c for
new; sales No. at &c, seller last half
April and first half May; nothing doing
this afternoon.
OATS--Dull and 4aic lower; sales at
53!a541c for No. 2, and sole for rejected,
closing steady at 54a5Itc for No. 2.
RYE-Quie5 at lSal 1St for fresh
receipts OF No. l; l II for No. ,.
BARLEY-Steady and quiet at oOa
81 for Ne. 3.
HIGH WINES-Firm and steady at
90S.
HOGS-Dressed quiet at II 3Oal3 90,
closing quiet at ~ O0a12 80; dividing on
300. Live dull and shade easier at w
a9 - for light to fair; 10 OOal0 80 for
medium to good, and IL OOall % for
extra assorted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
Well Attested Cure Of Catarrh.

DR.. A. P. LIGHTHILL-DEAR SIR Your
treatment in the cure of my Catarrh has had
the desired effect and resulted in permanent
good to me, although my case has frequently
been pronounced incurable, and had exhaust
ed all other modes of treatment, without the
least benefit. Ny case was so chronic and
troublesome, that by giving few of the symp-
toms the value of your treatment can be more
readily estimated. For years had been affiict
cd with constant cold in the head, obstructing
nv breathing SO as to necessitate me to keep my
mouth open duris sleep latterly, the discharges
became solidiied and impacted in my nose TO
such an extent that it required the greatest eI.
ertion to e1pel them. Sometimes these hard
ened Jumps would get in my throat, causing me
to hawk and scrape even by the hour to relieve
myself. Ny breath was offensive my memory
became impaired. Dizziness and light head
ness made their appearance, and Of late symP
toms of paralysis stepped in, and when I placed
myself under your care one side Of my face was
sadly affected by this dread disease. Ny gen
eral health suffered alike, there was a constant
tired, drOwsy and debilitated feeling, with no
energy TO move or act; felt as tired or rising
in the morning as did on going to my bed, my
appetite was capricieus and nay disposition
morose. In that condition placed myself I'M
der your care, and am happy to state that all
those dsagreeable and dangerous symptoms
have entirely left me. and once more enjoy the
benefits of good health.
By giving this publicity you will benefit
others similarly affected and oblige me.
Yours truly, JAMES S0MMERVILLB,
z BrookriLlc, JcEtrson county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
New Work Market.
NEW YORK, March :

NEW 1phh, hdASu -
COTTON-FiIm; sales 1900 bales at
2Ofc for middliug uplandS.
FLOUR-CiOSed dull and strongly in
BUYERS favor.
WHEAT-About lie better on spring
with moderate export demand and dull
and declining for wiater.
RlE-Dull at 81 for western.
OAIS-Quiet ut 75C for western IN
store.
CORN-Scarce and firm at 95a903c
LOT he" mixed western; and 9Scal OO in
store.
PORk-Nery quiet ut 81 OOaSl l24 for
] new mess cash and regular.
BEEF-Dutl and unchanged.
BACON-Nery quiet without decided
change.
LARD-Steady at l9c for prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 24a26c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
Washington EIeinS.

WAsuINGTON, March The applica-
tious for positions under the Govern
meut received at the Executive office
arc already overwhelming. In all cases,
it may be stated, they must be made 10
the Cabinet officer in charge of the de-
partnent in which the offices are sOlic-
tied. The President will not consider
anv such applications until they have
passed through the head of the depart
ment to which they pertain.
The President will receive official
calls at his Office each day between 10
and II O'clock, and alter II no one will
be admitted excepting tie Cabinet Off
GERS and those with whom special en-
gagemeuts have been made.
The Cabinet meetings will be held at
II o'clock o. Tuesdays aud Fridays. On
the Tuesdays the Presidents office will
be thrown open to general visitors be-
tween 10 and II O'clock.
The friends of John \. GriSwold, OF
Now Y srk, are anticipating change in
the Cabinet cast and urgently pressing
him for Secretary of the navy.
General Sherman will give up the
building at present used as headquar-
ters ofth army ana take possession of
rooms in the War Department at the
earliest prac ticable moment.
The Senate Republican caucus this
morning agreed upon "A standing com
mitteo to be reported for the approval
of that body.
The subject Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury was mentioned in the caucus,
but was laid over, it being understood
that the President will withdraw ms
recommendation of the repeal of the
Treasury Department law, in which
case Stewart will necessarily res ire from
the position. 4 canvass shows that if
brought to vote, Congress would
verwhelmingly refuse to pass the pro
posed measure OF relief.
The report that the bill providing for
n grant of lands to the Denver and
Pacific railroad was not signed by the
President is Il mistake. 1t is now q
law.
1t is rumored about the Capitol that
Mr.. HOar is expected to resign, thus
making way for the appointment of
Mr. Boutwell,, and calculation on the
withdrawal of Mr.. Stewart and the ap-
pointmeut of Lyman Tremaine, of New
York, as Acknowledgement is also men
toned. Much excitement aud interest
prevails everyV here concerning the
Cabinet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
Cleveland 1lnrIkeI.
CLEVELAND, Mar

CLEN ELAND, hIlCu o.
FLOUR-City made 10 50alO IS for
xxx white; 5 75a9 90 for XX amber;
I 5Oa7 - for Xxx red winter; & 75a7 %
for y red; country made : 25aS % for
XX red and amber; 6 5Oa7 . for NA
spring; 75alO % for Xxx white winter.
Buckwheat flour, ; 90.
WHEAT-No. l red winter held at
So; sales car No. do at ~.
CORN-Sales of 3 cars at &C.
OATS-Sales of car at Gl!c, aud ,
cars at 62c.
RYE-Quiet and nominal; held
25al 30 for No. |, and at l 25al y for
No. =.
BARLEY-Nominal; but held firm at
2 15a2 20 for Ne. Canada, and , 00a2 O5
for No. = State.
PETROLEUM-Mor inquiry and
market firmer; prices unchanged; re
fined held ut 32la33c for large lots;
trade lots are 2a3c in advance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 8.

CINCINNATI, March 3.
FLOUR-Very dull; family 6 5oa6 70;
WHEAT-A shade lower; No. 1 REQ
CORN-Is higher; closing at 65a66e
for ear and shelled.
RYE-Dull at 42a1 43.
OATS-A shade lower; closing dull AT
56a57c for No. l.
BARLEY-Unchauged ard dali. I'm
WHISKY-In good demand; sales ooO
barrels at Gle. .,r..
COTTON-Sea dy but quiet; mlddilpg
pc.
MESS PORK-Dull, no demand, ouV IL
can be bought at 81 so. nm
LARD-in better demand; sales IO9
tierces lat ISc, holders now ask lo'c anu
but little Offering under the impression
that prices are now about reactihg'
BULK MEATS-Firmer; l2tc was
offered and refused for bnlk shoulders;
sides held at 14ic.
BACON-Firmer; more doing; sales OF
clear rib sides at i6a16tc, now held at
16Ic: clear sides sold at l7c and IT'D al
155c; shoulders held at 1910, but dld not
sell at better than l3ic.
HAMS-Sugar cured, dull at loal9tc'
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 4Oa45c
for fresh.
SUGAR-Dull but prices are unchang'
ed.
COFFEE-Steady at 22a26c.
GOLDFISH buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09
New York Money Market.

New YORK, March s.
MONEY-Quite easy at 6a7 per cent.
on call.
STERLING-Quiet at l0ofalO9 for GO
day bills, and 109sal09! for sight.
GOLD-Firmer opened at l32 and
closed at 1919; loans made at 4a5 per
cent. for carrying to fat for borrowing.
AGOVERNMENT STOCKS-Opened ac-
tive at decline of on the highest sales
of Saturday; speculative holders showed
disposition to sell, and in some cases
were making engagements for future
delivery. The decline in London has
also checked purchases for shipment.
At the afternoon board there was al i'm
provement of LAT per cent; market
closed at an advance: Coupons 81, ll6a
ll6f; do 'G2, l1Sga1lSa; do ga, ll44all4g;
do '65, 1l6gal16t; do new, 1l2sall24; do
~, l12sal124; do SO, 1l28all24; 1O-4Os,
l05tal05i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09

state OF West Virginia.

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