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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12
JOHN MuLEAR e SON, Bankers,
Dco'ers in Government Boatly, Goid, &c,
NC. e07 MARKET STREET,
ORESLYIC AND CARB0LIq SOAPS.


AMI sApaNEEoUs coMPoUNDs.
W. h.ve received qlantity Of tiese Soaps snd
Com onnas of estsslishel rcpitatisn and e'iectual
disu'f cunts, atssptcs and dcr9yrs Of Insect and
fuA- Us Life We have on hahd
CRE~YLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
for all ordinary uses in he house and anndry WOOL
lens DC, washed vita ii are rendered sbnoxous to
CARBoLIC DIslNFE1TANr SOAP
for destroying yermin on horses cows, pigs, dogs,
&c, and to protect them from lilies.
CRESYLI1 OINTMENT
for destroying screw worms, of foot rot, wash
for cattle, &c.
CREsyfIC PLANT PROTECTOR
to destroy and prevent tho hagb,-ing of bugs, ies
aud other in.ees; used rs wash for trees, plants
VINES, &c,
CREsYLIC INDICATED SOAP
Perfume Tor toilet use. Valuable for cntaneous dis
uriei-, ard as preventive Oi infectious diseases.
We strongly recommend trial oI The Sc soaps and
compounds by the people generally, believing the r
constant would be productive o. health, comfort.
and cleanliness.
For sale whole ale and retail by
SMITH & DIXON, Chemists,
Seventh and Market SITS, Wilmington, Del.
NOTICE The undersigned having obtained
~ Letters Patent" for an Improvement in Grain
Drill for the purpose of sowing Phosphate, Guano
and other fertilizers. dated october 97tb, 1865 AID
sr ~ a9 q sS wpd re op oec
ly inform the farming community. that be has made
arrangements TO furnish them with the Delaware
Phosphate Drill, Grain, Phosphate and Grass Sewer
mbined aud complete. The phosphate arrange
ment can he attached 10 any common grain drill that
has been ns d.
r. ere was evenly Gee Of these phosphate Sewers
in ibis neirhhorhued last reason, which gave
entire salisiac ion AID those who u ed them certify
that they are the hest Phosihae sewers ever intra
diced IN t1is country They are simple In constru
tlan and easily and accurately adjusted to required
quauttie.
Farmers wishing these Drills will apply early, as
owing to the lateness of thu eeasOn only mitsC
number will DO offered. fur further information ap
ply to W. ". HAMILTON, M. D.,
Odeees, Del
Odessa, Del July seth. isss.4tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

DErASEn LMITEKs.-L Letters addressed to the
following persons In this State are "hDld for
postage" at the Philadelphia post Office Frank
Fisher. Concord Molly Henderson, Minersville
Isaac Jones, Jr., Middletown; j. W. Naudau
Blnekbird Mis- Snrnh Z. Patton, FELTON,.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

Riverside Terrace is the name OF new street
TO be opened 10 Chestertown, alongside of Fish
street.
The above information, together with cor
rcctiun aud short account Of trip, constitutes
number If one of our Kent county exchanges
1t is wonder that such papers live, much less
prosper.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12
TeW Advertisements.

nor SALE-A Good Milk Cow. with calf fT7THS
IL at her eide near Ogletown, DBL A1TS
aug125t j. A. MOORE. iAerse<<-
TNIrEE4 ALTON WANTED Of James Monkuan,
i who has lived for number of years. in New Css.
tic County. He il requested to forward his address
to j. NJ Monkman, 81 d sc Elizabeth rect, New
York, or asy information of him from other parties
will be thankfully received. aag93tdltwp
NToTICE-TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
IN As my wife Mary A. Blake has left my bed .il
board without anv lust proyucation or cause forbid
any person TO harbor her az will pay 10 bills con-
tracted on her account rom this date.
aug5 2td1twa PETER s, BLAKE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

LAYING A CoRNEn SToNE.-Thr corner stone
OF the Town Hall, smyrna, will be laid, with APP
propratc ceremonies, by the Masonic Lodge, Of
that town, IN Monday, the 18th inst. The Grand
Lodge Comrlandery, and all the Lodges Of this
State are 10 be Invited.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

The Borientown Female College under the Presi-
dency of Rev. j. II. Rrakeey,is of the best scho 81
hDmes for young ladies'. Conveniently and pleasant
ly located between New York and Philadelphia.
moderate in charges ample IN lis educational facili-
ties, thorough, yet paternal in Its discipline. Ii il
institution TO which we may safely commit the educa-
ton of our aughters-Msthodist, Nov. 0, 1867.
"a more beautiful situate on and one adapted to lis
purpose, rarely be found. The young Ladies have
an elegant play ground, well shaded, and command
ing fne view Of the Park, the Delaware. Penn's
Manor, and Trenton. 1t has an extensive Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus, alarge Herbatium and
u line collection of American and Foreign minerals
and Fo sils.-"Ircnton Daily State Guzetie.
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a. AZ, i;oii. >Dce.

IIIE WIFE or A DAY-iovE Is DEATH.
Sone three years ago young German, wtose
family had imlDigratcd to this country, came
E,s, from San Francisco, to pursue his studies
for the Presbyterian ministry, at Princeton Col
lrge. His health was feeble, and it was thought
hest for him To spend his vacations us much IL
the open uir as possible. He according hired
himself To IL farmer, in Bucks cou'iiy. Prnha.,
md spent The summer in outdoor uccuiati'u, oi
a iight character.
A few weeks ago, Wien the psciifc Railroad
had Just been completed, aud the pGblic were
still talking Of the last SPIKE, with the g"i'lc
head, young lady purchased ia llia,eiiit.id
one II the very first through tickets Tor Sm
Francisco. She was the fair daughter If i Qua
ker farmer, who lived near where The Young Ger
man student had been employed during his vaca
ton They had met, loved, aud engaged III be
married. But his health had grown wore. u ri
his family had etnt for him IT, come tack ~ Ca-
ilorrh,. L.llrs from him to the Backs c"an Y
inrln house. told only OF still further d'sii't.
The young girl pned under her trouble Al last,
enc Saturday came telegram, asking her 10
come 10 him. at once. Her betrothcd was sink
ing fast. On Tuesday she was on her way. The
read oi lion that spans the Continent was saieIy
lravtrscd, and she reached San francisco.
/ lie rest OF the story ls briefly told. The news
papers of Eastern Pennsylvania, n month ago,
announced under the head Of Married" The
wedding, In San Francisco June 2ith, Of gen
tltmAn Of that city TO lady Of Bucks county,
Penna. Following thunder the head of Died, y
San Francisco, June 25th, was the name OF the
husband. The wedding Ind been by death
bed. The Quaker girl was the bride of day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12
PRICEg--A xair Offer.

Send the retail price, Washer, sl4, Extra Wripgcr,
So and we will forward either or buth machines,
free of freight to places where no one is scling and
go sure we they will be llked that we agree to
refund the money il any one wishes to return the
machines free Of feght, after months trlhl, &C.
cording TO directions.
No husband, father or brother should PERMIT the
drudgery Of washing with the lands, hf'y-two days
in the year, when it be done better, more exee-
dtousy, with less labor, and no III lry 10 The gar
ments. by a Doty Clothes Washer and a uaiveEsal
Wringer.
Caavasecrs with exclusive right of sale make mon
ey fast selling them.
Sold by dealers generally TO whom liberal dts
counts are made.
II. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
au12tfw 50 CougTLAND ST., New York,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

Vawaset - II 5 6 . 4 0 5-4j
20 G 0 O 0 l GIG.

Brandywine-s 90 c 0 o o l 6-4G.
Umpiie-M. NJ. Worrall, Of the Independent
B. B. o., of West Chester
Scorers-C. Z. Worthngton, i. b. b.. O., aud
Thomas s. Stats, w. B. b. q.
Time of game-3 hours and 80 minutes.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12
The Delaware Mutual Life Insurance Comply.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL, sIoo, 100000.

Buiaiag Seventh Market
Wilmington Del
Pnmnms owertha aryot Compm
No two frs
Dvt M in advanced a Leaf p
o
NJ Secretary
JamesMr
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auq21y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

The California election win take rlae
September |.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

Division uF TnE Scno0L FuNp. Mr.. VIM. j.
Clarke ANNOUNCES in tsrec tf the Democratic
papc's Of this State, that in conformity with an
act OF the General Assembly of this State, he has
apportioned among the several counties Of this
State, the clear income for the present year Of
the fand establishing Free Schools, and has di-
vidcd and distributed the shares thus nprropri-
ated to each cornty among the several districts,
follows:
To each Of the districts in the city of Whining
ton, New Castle county, one hundred and hity-
seven dollars aud ninety-faur cents, (S151.M)
Aud to each of the other districts IN New Cas-
tie county, one hun rcd and fourteen dollars and
seventeen cents, (5l14.17)
70 each OF the districts 10 Kent county, eighty
four dollars and seventeen cents, (tSi,11)
And to each OF the districts in Sussex county,
sixty--cvcD collars and six cents, (sG106)
The dividends due tho districts in New Castle
county are payable ut the Farmers Bank, New
Castle; 10 Tie districts IN Kent county ut the
Firurrs' Bank, Dover; and TO the districts III
Sussex cuunty,at the Farmers Bank, Georgetown.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12
LATELY s,ucu IMPRovEp-AND THE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRlNGER.

Improved with RowELL's PATgsr Double COG
WHEELS. ali lie Patent Stop, are now unquestiona.
bly, far superior any apparatus for Wishing clothes
ever invested, and will save their cost twice aycar
by saving llbsr and clothes.
Those who have ussd them give testimony as fol-
lows:
.We like our machine mech: cru'l not b? persua-
ded TO do v ithout It, and.wth he all et Doiy. we
feel that masters OF tho positlon."-Rer. d.
scot, Bishop, ". e.. Church.
"lt il worth one dollar week in any family.-N.
y. Tribune.
ain the laundry of my house there Is u perpetual
Thanksgiving on Moncays for the inventon."-sep.
Theodore l.. Cuyler.
EVERY week has given It stronger hold upon the
affections of the inmates of the sundry"-N Y. Oh
serrcr.
n he lrtily commend it TO economists OF time money
and cuntcntment '-Reu. Oh. LeiOrs.
"Friend Doty-Your latest improvement. OF your
Washing Machine is complete success. assure
you our machine after years use, Is thou hit
more oil to uay than ever, and would not b. parted
with under any circumstances."-S1ton Robinson
Your Washing Machine - been in daily use in
our laundry, and tho hOusckeepcr expresses herself
highly pleased with It, 1t certainly accom- lishos
u greater amount of work with less labor, ~ does
not wear the clothes near so much as The Ou-Tssh-
Toned wash-board. BY using 1t one lsnnlress i DIS
pensed with.--"Hm ~ n Hound, Superintendent ef
Infant Department Of 81 Cathorines Nursery, N. y.
Cits
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12
TfsE PENINSULA.


The Hhg, commenting on the statement Of
au exchange that ground hogs were supposed to
he extinct, says they arc far from being extinct
| In the upper lnrt oil Cecil.
The oat crop will be fine one about Elkton'
The County Board of School Commissioners
will apply for u writ of mandamus to compel the
County Commissioners to levy the tax the fDimer
have designated as necessary for the support of
tue public schools.
wIcoMlCo COUNTY.
Stephen b. Collier, the principal blacksmith
of Salisbury, was found dead In bed on saturday
week. He went to bed apparently In his usual
health, and lis wife awokc iu the morning and
sou,d bis corpse by her side.
A colortd man, known as Ne Williams was
attacked with n spasm On boat In tic Wiconiico
river, on Monday night of last week, aud died
before relief could be afforded him.
-Ol Monday night OF last week u dwelling
house occupied by colorCd people on tic "Green-
brian Farm, near Yorktown, took fire, by which
| the building was entirely destroyed.
TALBOT COUNTY.
Sweet potatoes have appeared III Eas.on mar
kct at 10 cents per half peek.
Talbot Teachers Association met oh S4tul-
day, 3lst lust, and the meeting was largely nj
tuuded.
III. q. Smith while cutting trees on farm Of
Mr.. Wilson's in Tucaloc Neck was accidentally
killed by tree falling on him.
The Eis,on Journal says 'so,ne unpiircipled
scoundrcl on Friday night last let tue water ont
Of the boiler Of the locomotive q Baltimore" on
the Md. II Del Railroad, near Wootcnaux road,
and put soap and oil in with tue intention Ut
blowing !, up. the employees, however, discov-
cred the trick In time to prevent any accident"
Surely bad trick but we can't SEE how that was
to effect such an object, or where enough soap and
oil To ill locomotive boiler could have been OBJ
tanned.
The Comet offers to enlarge, if delinquent
subscribers will pay up.
There is bridge on the Md. e. Del. Il. r.
whose name Que paper spells woodenhalk,
another Wooden Hawk, and the Superintendent
Of the Road, Wootenaux. If we had to spell the
name Of a man who gave bridge or anything
else such name, we should do it thus; Woodeu-
head.
Tho st. Michacl's Comet claims the cham
pion old horse for Talbot county. Henry Bur-
rows, of Miles river neck, has mare over 80.
We conccde it the championship, declining irom
humane considerations, to make any attempt to
beat such an animal.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12
SHOULD GET THEIR snoKs

eF- CHILDREN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

L.cIuR. ar FnEDERicA. The Lecture. by Mr.
l.. W. Hu,i,r IN Frederick, ut he Methodist
Church. last Friday evening, was well attended.
The audience were very much pl,iscl with The
lecture, and ap'cinni. brillipt srr."'ss for The
young lecturer. his lecture Oh equalization,
Society, and Huinlu Nalnre.' l. neither strictly
political nor religions, hui moral II.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

R4iLsoAD sEHriSG.-A meeting Of those IT,
tcrcstcd ia the Wilmington q Western Railroad
will he held at Brackinville, on Saturday after
noon, The 2lst met, at % o'clock. The prospects
OF the enterprise will be stated by gentlemen ia
mliar with it, and q general attendance is re-
spectiuily invited.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

TIE RLp UiAy RouTH.-Wu So" -tr@n, this
morning, by Ctiei ENGINEER So ih' VIII
mington and Western Railr0a,i, 8. NJ yirw Of
the surveys mad. t.r The Rcd ilrv t,tk route.
They nrs, IN general respects, very iav rable, and
for most of the distance show almoi II surface
road with easy, giadcs. This route would Ire en-
tiroly practicable.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

~. cnlored camp meeting will commence at
Stone Boundary in Hungry Meek District, AZ
miles from Princess Annc, on Friday, 21lh inst.
Samuel w, Jones, one of the oldest and most
respected citizens of Somerset, commtiedsui,ide
on Saturday afternoon last by cutting his throat.
lie was G5 years old and had been for thirteen
years Register of Wills in Somerset county aud
was lahuiing under atemDoraiy attack OF insanity
which took the common form of Tear That he
would come TO want. His pecuniary affairs were
not in bad way.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

EDUCATIONAL Charlottesville third Eluca-
tional Catalogue. issued by Prof. John Z. Ilaik-
ness, OF the State Normal University, is just pub
lishcd. II contains the third annual report and
Catalogue of the State Normal University, an
obituary Of Miss Laura Miller, by Rev. Chls. ID.
Shaw, IN obituary OF Miss Laura ]. Carswel, by
Rev Alfred Goodman, II Historical Sketch of the
Public school. Of Wilmington, by Hon. Willard
Hall, the seventeenth annual report Of the Board
oil Public Elncation, and complete catalogue
OF thu teachers aud scholars in the public scllu0ls
of Winnie, ton with the rules for their govern
mcnt, and tae BYLAWS of The Board of Educa-
lion. Ii l. welt bound and Handsomely pliuted,
and altogether an interesting pamphlet, credit
abe to Mr. iit.rkncss and our public schools.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

at seems to us tina, the course Of study marked
ont is most excellent just the proper one to bring
orth true women, and not the baubee turned off
from many Of our female seminaries. "-Cdmden
Democrat.
ave know of no location in the country where the
health of the student can be 30 promoted as here"
BOrdento,cn Register.
"Under the constant attention and unHaggng Ell.
ergies Of the Board OF Instruction, this College is
quietly dispensing its benefits to large numbers of
pupils. lite discipline is unequalled-ts course of
instruction thorough, and admirably arranged
Trenton True american. aug52mw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

LtEGs PorAIoass. John W. Day, of Brandy
wine ltuudrc, has saown us some magnificent
speciniers Of .Early Rose" potatoes. They nre
very lnrae for this time of year, and malured
very RAPIDLY, having been planted the last week
in April, aud riptning fully by the 10Th of July.
Forty Eve lbs. Of seed produced AZ bushels. Mr..
Day speaks in the highest terms Of their quality,
as wei! US quantity.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

WorK HORSE The Levy Court Commission
ers ara erecting building In the Jail yard Mt New
Castle which is designed for a work house to fur
nish cmrloynnnt 10 prisoners more suitable and
extended tli,n "a afforded by the present arrange
mcnfs IN the cells. The new building will he es-
peclaly fitted up for carpet weaving, which is
carried on quite extensively at the jul.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

NEW RoU1E To NEw YoRK.-The Dover
Dehta,ufan says number Of the bay-side peach
growers have put on n liue of daily sea-going
stcnuicr- between Port Mahon and the great me-
tropoiis, Ia ~il the Grunite Siaie. Fire, IN and
Helcn boiiy \ steamer will leave Port ,lahor
every day, except Moud y, at on,and proceed
ing down the bay receive freight from lighters
which will put out from the creeks along the bay
to IN It her, and will reach New York between
i, ann CLOCK y, w iniio MN In1rnhg heturn
this Arrangement there will always be a boat NJ
Mahln Ia receive freight. The boats carry
peaches at IL cents basket or 20 cents clate,
and passengers at 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-18
Rosson Wool Market.
RI q BosroNy November Is.


The receipts of wool during the past
week have been 1920 bales, against
1884 for the corresponding week of last
year. The sales for the week comprise
76O, 900 pounds of domestic fleece and
pulled, and 10000 pounds and 5l7 bales
Of foreign,
The market has ruled quiet aud but
few buyers have been seeking wool.
Many of the large manufacturers sup
piled themselves moderately during the
past few weeks, and as the small mills
only purchase from. week to week the
volume Of trade is Necessarily light.
IThsre. is no change to note in prices;
although there is better feeling among
the holders Of fine wool, and an i'm.
proved demand of this grade has impart:
ed astronger tone to the market. Good
lots of Xxx Ohio have been sold at 5Oa
$40, but choice wool is held at
higher figure. There has been far
proportion of X wool included IN the
weeks transactions, and sales OF mlcnl'
gan have been made at 45a46c; Wiscon-
sin \ at 44a45c; Ohio do at 4oa4sc, Win
something nearly as good as "A az ooc;
Delaine woods are firm, and the limited
onantitv Offering is readily taken at Qua
52c. Combing wool is in light request,
w;tb sales of domestic at about 6Oc, and
| ;, sale of is, 900 pounds Canada at JUG.
TIE fall CHIP of California wool is being
received, and few small lots have been
sold the past week at 2Oa2lc. Choice
extra 10 scarce and commands full prices,
sales having been made at Ito. the past
week; short extra is dull and neglected:
There are but few supers offering, and
on long staplod wool the market is firm,
There has been an improved demand for
carpet wool the past week, and the sales
of foreign have been largely of this de-
scription. ~ 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-18
YOUNG MIN

Especially, who have become the Victim. -,
Solitary Vioe. that dreadful and destruetiS ~
habit which annually sweeps TO IN uRtim,IS
grave thousands of Young Men q the most let
alted taleptsaud brilliant intellect, Who mill,
otherwise have entranced listening Senates vii
the thurder Of eleQuence or wakel to ecsias,
the thrilling Tyre, may can with full aoahdenc,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-18
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November II.
FIOUR-Market steady and unchang-
ed; the demand is moderate. Buck
wheat Flour in good demand and mar
ket is firm at 90.
WHEAT-Market opened steady at
l5a1 10 fer No. red and 10 for No.
do, but closed heavy and weak with no
buyers at the inside rate.
CORN-In good demand and firm at
9Oc for No. l yellow; Sc for No. mixed;
soc for No. , do.
oATs-Dull and unchanged; 47c for
No. State.
RiE-lu light local demand at 95ca
l % for No. l, and 9Oc for No. ..
BARLE1wDnll and entirely nominal.
LEuM-Market quiet and un-
changed; refined held at 3la32c for prime
light straw to white and standard round
lots; trade lots held at an advance of
Ease: crude 7 Is per barrel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-18
Cincinnati Market.

.3 CINCINNATI, November IL.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged; family
5 25a5 so.
WHEAT--Dull; No. l red winter 10.
CORN-Scarce and firm at 9Oa93c for
ear; Illinois at 72a73c.
OATS--Dull and prices dropping at
4Sa54c. - - 8 fLs .
RYE--Uuchanged and quiet.
BARLEY-Unchange and quiet.
COTTON-Firm but quiet at 23fc for
middling. & --..-E LIZ -S1.
WHISKY-Nrmer and in demand at
l 90, but it is held at DIAL OF, and
small sales were made this afternoon at
these rates.
MESS PORK-Held higher but no
sales; 80 so is asked.
BULK MEATS-In moderate demand
at l2fa12ic for shoulders, Is to 20 days
in salt, and 16ia16Sc for clear rib and
clear sides, packed.
LARD-Fnm but quiet at lie for
prime steam, and l7ic for kettle.
BUTTER-Steady at 30a35c.
CHEESE-Firm at 17ialStc.
EGGS-Scarce and advanced to 3oa
40c.
HOGS-Quiet but firm; all sold at
10 OOa10 40 for good to prime, and 10 GA
10 10 for extra, but none of the latter in
market; receipts, 5000 head.
OILS-Linseed dull at 9Oa92c; lard
firm at 40al AZ; petroleum at 33a35c
for refined. ..-...- .-r-r
SUGAR-Dull but unchanged.
COFFEE-Steady at l9a24c.
CANDLES-Star dull at zoe, and tai
low at 13ia14c.
COOLIDGE buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull at lilo discount
buying.
MONEY-Market close.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-18
Chicago Market

CHICAGO, November IL.
FLOUR-Quiet and prices unchanged.
WHEAT-Fairly active on specula-
tive account; sales of No. at 90c, and
No. 3 regular and strictly fresh receipts
at S51aS79c, closing at S6iaS7ic for fu-
ture delivery, and No. 2 sold at S5iaS6c
seller month; SSaSSic buyer do, and Ssa
SOC seller December; during the after
noon the market was inactive at CSC
seller November, and SSaSS!c seller
December.
CORN-Quiet at 74ta75sc for No. 2,
closing at 74fa75c; for future delivery
there were sales at 74!a75c seller month,
and 75c seller December; after Change
the market was nominal at 75c seller
November. -
OATS-Quiet, No. closing with sell
ers at SO; optional trading was at 394c
buyer month, and 4Osc buyer and 39ta
3yfc seller December.
RYE-LeSs active bat prices firmer at
75a7Sc fos No. ,, closing at the outside
figure.
BARLEY-Quiet, with buyers and
sellers apart; sales of No. 2 at 9Gc.
HOGS-Dressed quiet owing to the
limited offerings at II 00a11 so. Live
active and 10al5c higher at 925a9 so
for fair to medium; 9 50a10 90 for good
to choice, and 10 25al0 10 for extra to
prime.
CATTLE-Firm but quiet at 5Oa
$50 for common to good cows, and 3oa
30 for light shipping steers.