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| TNRIE Northumberland will leave DepOts


foot oCh,mberst aud foot Of TwentTthrlst follows
p m daily; leave Twsn thrst at = A. NJ $50 a
,o and = (isl,l. New and improved Drawing Room
Coaches accompany the train through 10 Buffalo connecting
Sleeping Coaches through to Cleveland
Coaches will the ~ train ron
suqnehanns TO Buffalo train Rochester Buffalo
and An .Hgsnt ttsin leaves da'lv .. IN.
WAY Ct Senty.tIirl.t, f:l9 p nj
excepted connecting for warwick Mont
eoneTy Guiifori Pine IslAnd and Unionvile.
snd WAY. at $3.50 Twenty thrst 81 p NJ
SerJurgh and WAY att $3.50 and 4;B ~ CISeIIihHi
st : - N rs ant 4:l5 M
For Sufern aud p m tIwentylIrdt ~ ana
ny Twenty third st. III p NJ
Fot Paterson RsT from TTeuJ hrist Depot At $40 m
DIS an - M dsiyl, J:i5 5:l5 TO- and o9
Chambersst Depot AZ 40 a M s:l5 u N ii'
p. m (daiy, D N. 55 N. and Gas p.
For sckelssck sid W4y. from Tsentythird't Delo
ll:s3 M D IN SIS IN. 5:41 ana 90
Chanberssl Depot IL IA. p M 9'S D. H. Id A14
6.45p
n l2:i5 '3.l5 AIS iS m '6;l3 p m ,nl
midnight From Chambers sDepot at 3 A. D.
N 30 D. n AIS $50 and Saturdays only IL
or passage an Apartment. in Drawing Room ,nd Sleeping
checking transfer
ne a Company on 2 500 aud 97 Broadsiy;
fthst and 1hlriave., Harlem;
Sg R,oak~u. Dspos foot OF Chambsrsst, aud foot Of
Is,r.brt wYork; No. BIshshgepace and LOag Dock
AMI Of the Agents at the hotels
''F''' ''- q Onlg.
wM. r. BARR Genera. Passenger Agent
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The following Is the result Of the business at The United

The following the Customs receipts FOR tie week
ending March 10: Boston. S3os.s62; NewYork. S-fI!o
Philadelphia sl7i s36 Baltimore SllOJ67 san Francisco.
sl49724 Total. i3i0j,O96.
The following table, officially prepared at tie Treasury
Department exhibits the time would take cancel tho
entire public debt Of the United statess2 ooo"o-hy
a sinking fund, the capital varying from S2-cv''" -
slOOOOOOoO year. interest at p cent payable soin
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ISLAND " INTER tRRAN1hMHSr-ou aai amer october
y the trains viii ler the 6rasd It Ferries follows
$50 ~ Ma sni Passenger for fachosus 10 for Merhck
- Express TO fachogueg $50 Accommodation for
lshp-oa Satnrds through Pschogue Oh. fr M~rnrA
on H-iauas through g. Babylon Al taiss connect valley
except The MerTiek ate aud early trains
CIV DOUGLAS Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Trains leave

Il IJSVN
u i ThrHelh.st as follows; ,,
m Cnenn Chicago Express Drasingroom attached
1850 A 10 Day Erpres, Drs~Rgroom attached.
4p TO- Montreal Express DfaEng room attached go ,
with Sleeping throlg Clcaso r!a
ont change via " G. RR also /. \. 4 NJ s RR. (DATe
u p Night Express Sleeping attached
200 a. m 2:lo and m. Poughkeepsie Trans
Ga ~ :. l5 and $50 p. 10. Ieekskiu Trans
sn' $50 m Sing sing Trains 49,.
100 $40 a y w. i.2J $40, aud 1850 fouEer
Trans =,
% m 20 Pougbk,ep,is on Suniay,) ~ IouCbf sapI
\, INA
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAwASSA. ASD WESTERN RAILRoAl


NiSTgR HRRtseYMESTs conan saeas MoSD4f. nov q lsso
>, Dover 70 ch,si BrsOs6 :, Ws:eroo with
c sloadsag Scranton AL Gs Bend
'ioa .'1 AZ EPRE sS a9 a. Sss.k Mor.
tow De HLei,ogG w1,hrgOH PhPisag aai t4.'o1 con-
rasor VITA l. v II r. for Bethlehem Allentown Maaeh Chunk AMI
a. EAsroS EXPRESS connects at Dover With Chester R. r.
60 20 % and 40 n to SUMMIT ADD intermediate s,aton.
~ 80 g ~ Ssi ~ on ~ "a Sa az ard a.meiae .t,ioD
100 $50 and $50 to MoRRisIo"S aud intermediate
;oP MoRRIsTowS EXPRESS I!J $50 ,o.,, u ia,
J. 2 49, $40 $40 j. 80 40, 5 $40 $40 6o 60 7:S $500,
fel sLo6aFELD aud m9S ,T5R SD
20 Ro ~ G,p1 ress Agent
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ r LONG BEAScH RED BASK BE tctF WdS MAN
tSm Pr s 9 o0 Dunes" VS. syEpES General M,p,s,r.
NEW-YORK AND oMEW-HAYEN RAIL
Az eS %lS1ss SeRf SSv' y iE5,
F'"'''" 'sa j1% ;Sd%f & and
For Ne. Haven Brs.por (RI 0 ia:ls (Rr ~:
For Milford sr.iori Fisd southport, w..port 80
For SorsaI 100 $50 CEI, 600 m la:ls (EI 800
EI D. 3:5. $50 Or $50, go and 500 CD p
FOR stanford (ELL II 30 IRIS tBr) ans (Erl
80 fct - S S rs s . $50 go,
ror Port Chester aud intermediate station, at ll;Jo~ M 9
sors,y M. Tam leave. Tweay New York at for
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For c,S' va sR Rds'h IS sis Rnl ' BY
ter Hartford and Springfield Ga M tsrl 9;l' tErG l." ~
For Connseeu, River Railroad r) ':lSP m to Montreal,
FOR Hartford Providence and Fsbkm Railroad stBIhI l1:l'
For N.-Hsvss, New London stoungOa Railroad at g. N
Por Cana. Railroad 3OOp IN to Northampton and wln'u-
For Hou,,tonie Railroad sa IN. and3 pm.
for b,Sn,@ R,r0,s mi, and
8. connection With Freight tram I,o% Sos,t to p.g.aT
cs|mod,ous Sleeping Car. lt,,hed p n Drawing
"oo" Wv 70 WV JAMES H. noYT, Superintendent
NEWARK AND NEW -YORk RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN NETWORK. foo Of Liberty st. North River
Gu and after MoSDAi bee 90 1862 trains Viii
$50 ais so l0lo ll:lQ M u liz, .. 49, 49, $50
S3i 7.ts. so. lo:!0. II As pm -
LEAVE shS 1 s.5 roy s,c 1i.s sso ss " ' Wv
LgIyK NETWORK FOR NBWARK-At 5:<5, e:S. 7lS 1850.
eiis 1910 li;io mill m IL. D. 1Jo 4. ~. $500 Q.
''"' T. 49, '''' '''''' - T. & KICKER Superintendent
hP, RaLDwiS. Gsu. Passenger Aren't
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT Of
~ CoVRTLASDTsr -fot PHILADELPHIA, wa Camden. =.
|y@. via We" Phil,dslPha $50 ~. 10 7;1o
N "a . D m night ter Baltimore and Mashnston-sto
n H.o N, 9:io' For south and South West-S.toA
yoR tux wEsr-a,o. IN. $50 a N ?;1opm.s p m, s'p.
without CHANGE . though daily to Louisville shout changer
on M az $50 IN hronb heaso sbon. change The
ADJ h'aso Iun uAi) sSuuA eieePsL w
No, - 1863 wv JACKSON G,nsrA Superintendent
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- isLaNp-n INTER aRRANGkAiBSrou and amer october
- the trains vii evs the Roosevelt and 6rands Ferries follows
% Express TO fatchogueg $50 Accommodation for
I.hpo Satnr9s through to raieheue tD ? NJ fr h-rheN-
'itepl lls MeTTek ATE aud early trains
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ID. Appleton & Co. have published a revised
and enlarged edition Of Mrs. Marcets Mdrys oTdn"d'
book which attempts to invest one OF the very dr'cs'
of all studies with some sort of amusement Inc Vehe
able authoress in her Conversations on Chemisu''
showed a remarkable ability TO render natural scien'o
attractive to the young and in this effort to enVen
s,iu moro abstract branch OF knowledge she has also
been suceessfu The Grammar OF course is intended LOT
very young pupils 1t is written in narrative iorn VIII"
an abundance OF dialogue and stories
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natkintrr.

WHEELER ~ WILSON SEWING MA
w CHIMES fot HALE At per month at cash prer. The Nj,
fbnes s"H H. .linss p.meht Of bT.t h,ismehi
! BILLS, I'D kishthatt., az Taeht, ninth. 4,
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sisumboats anS HailrOaSs.

L'OR BOSTON, via Fall River, touching AZ
Sergow@' 'S Snmm ,si' Summons
leave d tSa'' eIcep'e Fisk sr ~ S Pr.,deu i
'i II. ' r. SM6Ss' Managing Director ''''
& l. x EHsdt S.' yI ra,i;n is,s agent
NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
~ PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY
c.bnsrs B0sToS - To psoyIPsSCE - 81
rri oTssi rats Ccussc, Boston and Prov
Worcester RRs for all important y h1g cne. aud towns
SAFETY, SPEE ISaA ASP lf G2MFoRT.
FOR Boston, Worcester fcbbug Goion Junction Lowell Law.
disIs pS OH 5o The ne" and ''aneh steamers
CITY OF LAWRENCE. ,,,, ,ov,oy
e SfTro daily s%Sd' y, ss' %.1t o'clock ~ fro"
FGr SetLondon and NorTeh there connecting VIM s Wfss
ter Boston Hartford. and Erie Railroads or NJ a
For through tickets and rates for freight Apply s6 %
H.~'Yoft, Oct 10. 1859
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Honsa-
Naugstgck Railroad Fare Sl Steamer leaves Ca'h'
slip at u noon
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
p r E.s hSg SIS s1 .a n saeug With
NYACK and TARRYTOWN FERRY runs in
~ connection with Hudson River trains
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
SREFSEDs sd kSE f. WESTERN FREGT re-
%AsniSGTcS CITY FREiGhr By C. ad from Pier 80
iy KtTES Low with qack Dispatch Passengers take the
J. ana A. Of Courlaui g privilege en- route
WHIST Of trip Washington c. AMI without extra cost
TS r 3SFY Nk .'s this ' w. PFsTF Geo GH As 'ooD
No 29a Broadway, cor Barclsyst, New.York
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEG.
Passenger Freight Depot Of liberty
junction with the Delaware LAokswauns and West
.coas forming Pittsburgh the West without change
OF ,,,prrnur TIVE To TUB u,Usr
srty miles and three hour, saved By ,6' line to Chicago cn"'n
S'"'' ''~ '1' WISTFR ARRANGFNEST
tommencifg December l86t-Leave NrHiork SO follows;
ESQ m.--for Eaon Bethlehem Magch Chunk Wllamspori
NnLesbsue Mahanoy Cts. TueEhannock TosAnda Waer &c
t:l9 A u or en- ugton and Philtpshurg ,vuh..
12m-For Femng0n Easton Allentown haneP Chnna n"Ao'
barre ReadnE Columbia Lancaster BphrAi LsA PosS's SsA
Hiri,bnrg &c.
IN m-For Esston Allentown &C. ,,
m-For Eason. Allentown Mach Chunk and BelYilef
4.Jnp m.-for S0merT.le aud Pennington
5:l5 .. m.-For Somerri.e
p m.-For Bs-to1 'udinlsrmsias st~tola
m.-FOr SOmerylIe.
Is p. m.-for Eaton.
50 m.-For Plsinselt
Elizabeth at 3:t5 o5' hS0 I'D 80
200, I;lS, J:l5 JEW, f'p ~
sis SIS COO 4 % T0, 5:l5 80 $50 lo;o Has D.
49, '''' WV ''''' FOR THE WEST.
m-wEsrERS EtPKEss. daily ercept sund'n Tor haiop'
without change
VI Chicago Louis Connects Harm"
turs Ee tie Connects 81 Somrr'ie for Fleming
Couueets Phpsburg haueh Chunk. Nilkesbsrrs ne
D. m.-CsoNsAu HKPREss. DAILY for Eaon bethehen eIen
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cnepl- ''V
ingcars 10 Pittsburgh and Ohash
Sleeping through Jersey CITY 70 rl.u2n s,
Tickets for West he obtained at ihe once 81 we ma
Jersey LiberiysL y IL NO hsui
epAl hotel. ~ T. KICKER, Superintendent
II P BALDWIN Gen Pass ACT
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out the country this report has deep interest ana
likely 70 become sort of handbook OF reference

A volume of HENRY WARD BEECHERS Lee
tire Room Talks geographically reported by L. o.
Ellinwood, has just been published by j. D. foro W.
II consists Of the familiar dscourscs delivered by MT
Beecher in the weeknght prayermeetings OF fyho"'n
Church They are coloaual in tone, and abound Win
the personal experiences, practical suggestions anu
fecitous illustrations which constitute so much Oh VI"
Beechers peculiar charm. They seem to have been wei
reported and although they neither revised nor se
lected by the author, he supplies preface WHICH n'
he accented as "A formal authorization.
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Instruttiou.

5nstruttiou.
4 BOARDING and Al-SCIIOOL for Boys
Ina sr.t.es,, location and of'hs b zhe" eh,rA''ef
THE MCERAr HILL INSTITUTE
No. 80 Ptrs.sN-,
Rev JOSEPH D. null. Pr1cn,L
A MENlA SEMINARY, Am9eenni44, \. Y
'''' O''"' '''"''' Principal and Proprietor
4 SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New-Haven'
4 NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PIP Fifth
n ave, with Primary Depatmelt 'ad G'm''.om
A HOME and SCHOOL for 10 Boys; ages >
~ to H. Addrs.. SIR, 6. 4 RUSS, lai-ytoe", y L.
4 HOME and SCHOOL Cor YOUNG BOYS
n HMPSTE,D INSTITUTE. L Is !. T. HiNpN P1roo'
BoAhD4rNAREs rf nT9so MS},iiiirARr INSTITUTE
Rev A : J. JACKS GcksoS Principal and Proprietor
CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
~ N,act Rorsand Co. n J. Address EJIhEtfORp fIne :
nREW LADIES, SEMINARY Carmel, n.
25'sI. a. he S a' go n fi''' AS S-
LEMALE COLLEGE, Borleutown, y. j.
Board ard tuition sf dL Il Bn,Eft i'Gq'' i President.
EAIR HAVEN SEMINARY, Fair Haven,
ColuE ghterath Year. TIE SPis Term WI commence April
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
~ LADIES Bnteepof' 'orn Ms kNlLf WILSON PnncpaL
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE and CLAY
Rev AL0Slo fLACK \. II, President. cla1rr-cs. \. y
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, \. "a
De- S' ecs s,5 lSp5 to p ROW. Poi i'-
MIS-. GARRETSoN'
ENGLISH ,Sb fRExcH BolGDIyG AyD DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
No. - wEortosrY SEyESrHsr.
LlBRARY-fRENCH
vi CLASSES TO eoumeuc-. ialguon By Prof PHI DE-
LOtRsr For Ladies 9nv; Mo'd'' Iae,ii,- Ihg,iy, aoi
tho evening Terms moderate Appy th- des u The Library
Hal. AsOfpes lisa instruction. By Pol Fo GAIA on tie
AIT. PLEASANT INSTITUTE. - Private
AVA Classe, Bows, Amherst Mas eab 1850, ~ C. NASi \
NJ rp Home ioaueoer' situation un'a'sei hr beauty add
1eaitu'ness and ~ssy Of arcg's
NIAPLEWOOD YOUNG LADIES' INSTI-
vi TUTE Pt,ssei. Ms., e. " SPEAR. Principal Tie
semisnau, term opet' March D. 1870
NEW BURGIl INSTIIUTE-A Family school
~ Boys begin Spring April 10 For CTouars Sc
address HENRY ". SlGLAR. Nrsbarsh. \. y
n SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL and MILITARY
4 5 STSRGE. Grad IVES, Point Supt
OAK HILL LADIES SEMINARY. 49, The
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BENNINGTON SEMINARY The care. com
fort. and o. the student gIsui-e Cos. per +9o
Address TloS HAhLoS Formulation. NesJersev
COMERS Military Academy, at SOmers. West
Nil sd. West Poa Superintendent Pnps received at
THE SPRING TERM of Mrs. BOOREAMS
BoARDSG-SCIlooL for Young Laiie, sud Misses ia Brock
Geld. CouGecucui. siil commence Aprl % 1870
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, Stamford,
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6tathtrs.

A COLLEGE GRADUATE desires STU
~ TOS totesct Latin Higher English anil Mathematics. is also
qualified To teach German aud French objections South
West. Address. Miss y. Boz IA. frhuns Ofre
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The following the earnings Of the 81. Louis aud
Iron Mountain Railroad during the second week ~
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JaTT1 J. baaF-
~ cO0. C.. bf...........P -
Leonard. Shelloa { Poster
II go, r.. 65......{ r.5t
400, r., 'bj....s.3
Baker s. Kite cn
5000. r.. 'tl.....,.,...lO3 %
Jay Cooke & Go.
q 0Oo. r., '620........l6f -
TOtal..,.......@luOUuU
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NMENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, \. y
~ Term begins April 10. > u FlSoSl a. 49,, "
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A HOME and SCHOOL for 10 Boys; ages ,
" ,o " Ajdr,.s Mr.. g.. 4 RUSS. TsTytoNn. y !.
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A SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New-Haven,
~ Coup Rev Dr. shear, Rector Session begins febrrary
NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PIP Fifth
~ o Hen. rfr4ert ssI ttyU ra-IUtn
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The following shows the comparative earnings u tie
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad duIugt tho
third week In March:
1859 $685. So t2373l Decrease s'2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
WheeItng wholesale Market.

nRATN-wbits Wheat dull at
I SOa1 20. the latter for very
choice lots: red winter at 05.
Corn-old ear and shelled at 65a70c;
new in demand ct Cease. Rye-In
moderate demand, but net active, at
SOC for No. 1. Oats-Steady and dull at
400. Barley-Spring quiet from soal 90;
fall at Is.
HAYS held at IL GOALS 90 for baled;
loose s14 GOALS 90 per ton.
GROCERIES-Coffe 20a24c for
fair to prime. Sugars-GoOd to choice
New Orleans 13ial4fc; Porto Rico LA
14ic; Cuba 12sa13ic; Demarara l5tc;
Crushed 16ic; A coffee 153c; y coffee
Isle; extra C l5c; yellow G 14tc. Molasses
New Orleans 6Oc; Porto Rico 75c;
Baltimore Syrup 6Sas5c; New York do.
s0al 90; Choice Syrup l 90.
PROFESSIONALISM Mess Pork, 81 Oo;
Bacon, shoulders l4tal5c; clear sides
l8tc; hams zoe; sugar cured breakfast
bacon 19c; new Lard, 17ialSc.
POTATOES-Supply large; sales ut
SOC per bushel.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged.
Red wheat is dull at so; fancy at 6 rs;
superfine at 50a4 IS. Buckwheat flour
at 9 so per Dbl. Rye Flour 6 90.
BUTTER-Dull at 2Sc for choice.
SALT-Dairy 3 so; Ohio River 2 IS
TEA-Gubpowder tea 50al IS; Young
Hyson tea 3Oa1 60: Black tea GOAL so
TOBACC0-Navy tobacco 65a7oc;
dark los and Is 6Sa73c; bright Is and los
75as0e; fig lump 7OasOc; Garrett's snufi
~ - IN
FISH-Firm. Wequote: No. ! Mack,
erel IA 90; No. 2 half barrels 9 %; No.
medium so; No. 3 large SO; Kits
No. Q 325; No. 800. Lake herring 4 81
White fish $50; Labrador herring at 8 Is
half bbls.; 10 so per barrel.
CARBON OIL-At &c per gallon no
charge for package.
LARD: OIL-Extra refined at GO.
EGGS-Dull at 25c per dozen.
CHEESE-Goshen at 20c; factory lSc
APPLES-Demandg good; fair to good
2 so; choice, 3 0G. Dried apples 7taoc
per pound. Peaches lie.
GLASS-First quality SxlO, OO; lux
70, 4 so; second quality SxlO, 800; luz
II, 3 so per box.
/ IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 3fa43c
according to width and thickness; horse
shoe SIC; heavy baud 4ia54c; hoop and
light band, to inch, 5a93; round and
square 3fs7sc; oval iron 4ia5c; half ova!
and half round 4ia5ic; fiat rail, punched
and counter sunk, 4ic; T rail 44a49c; I
rail spikes 6ic; nails, brads and fencing
10 to God, A so; s and Cd Is; 6 and I'd
5 90; a and Sd %; Sd 90; I'd %; bar
rel, / inch to II inch, 5 25a7 so; finishing
to inch, 5 75a9 so; casing, 10 to BOD
5 %; Sd so; Cd IS; 4d 6 90; fine bluec
4d 6 %, Sd %, I'd 25; lining nails,
inch, 90; clinch nails 6 %; cut spike!
rs; boat spikes, cot, 5 p; wrought D u
az 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-28
Chicago Marker.

CHICAGO, January q.
FLOUR-Firm and steady at 3 7oa
4 60 for spring extras.
WHEAT-No. l quiet and firmer;
sales at 95c; No. 2 opened quiet at SOa
sole, and advanced to and closed steady
aud firm at slaSl4c; this afternoon mar
ket active at S2tc cash and seller for
February, and S3!c bid seller for March.
C0RN-In good demand for old and
lc higher; sales No. at 7lfa72c for reg
ular and 73c for fresh receipts, closing
at 72c for regular; new moro active at
55a56ic, closing at 55ic; this afternoon
old No. 2 nominally at re.
OATS-Quiet and tatc lower; sales
No. 2 at 39a39sc, closing dull at 39a
39tc.
RYE-Quiet and shade easier at 92c
for strictly fresh No.2.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at Tia
S5c for No. =.
HOGS-Dressed dull at 10 00a10 623,
closing quiet and weak at 10 25a10 so
for prime lots, dividing on 200 pounds;
live active at 40a8 IS for common,
8 s5a9 90 for fair to medium, and 9 05a
9 80 for good to choice.
CATHE-Opened active and subse-
quently ruled quiet; sales at 75a4 20
for Texan steers and native cows, 8 GOA
IS for fair to medium, and BOA? l2t
for good to choice beeves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-28
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-In light supply at lOal II
CORN-Quiet at 75a7Sc.
OATS-Steady at soc.
RYE-At S5a90c.
RARLEY-Unchanged.
COTTON-Firm ut 2iic for middllng.
TOBACCO-Firm and in good de.
mand, with light supply; sales of 81
hogsheads at 00a16 so.
WHISKY-At 95e, closing dull.
HOGS-Steady at 75a9 so.
MESS PORK-Declined to 20 80, and
is dull.
BULK MEATS Dull at llal4a14ic fol
shoulders, clear rib aud clear sides.
BACON-Dull; shoulders at l29c;
sides at l5tal6c for clear rib and clear.
HAMS-Dull at 1Sial9ic for sugar
cured, the latter rate for standard brands
LARD-Closed dull at 15ial6ic; nc
demand.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
EGGS-Dull at 23a24c.
CHEESE-In fair demand at 17ia1S1c
for Western Reserve and factory.
OILS-Linseed dull at SOC; lard
steady at 43a1 As; petroleum steady at
3Oa32U for refined.
SUGAR-Dull and dropping; New
Orleans at 1l!al4c.
MOLASSES-Steady; New Orleans at
75a7So.
COFFEE-Firm at 15a24c.
GOLD-At 1919 buying.
EXCHANGE-Atp par buying.
MONEY-Market quiet and unchang,
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
y Ohio County Circuit Court, January Rules,
l570. In ChanCery.
Henry Meyer and Catharine his wife, Plaintiffs,
Caroline Ritz, John A Ritz, James NJ. Ritz,
William Ritz, Mary Cornell wife of Pardon D.
Cornell, Caroline Bradley wife of Ralph K
Bradley, Annie Ritz, Richard V; W1slan
guardian of John e. Ruhl and Joseph n. Ruhl
and said John C. Ruhl and Joseph n. RuEl
Defendants.
The object of this suit is TO obtain decree
for partition, or If partition cannet be conve-
niently made, for the sale Of two one-quarter
lots with the buildings and appurtenances there
unto belonging situate on the west side Of Mar
ket street, between Quincy and John streets, in
the city OF Wheeling. county OF Ohio, State oil
West Virginia. being the same property former
ly owned by John Ritz, deceased, and more
particularly described in the bill and exhibit
fled in this suit, and to have the proceeds OF
such sale distributed between the plaintiffs and
other persons entitled thereto in proportion to
their respective interests, and 10 determine
what will be the interest of Caroline Ritz, widow
of the said John Ritz, by virtue OF her dover
right, and to have proper person appointed by
said Court TO take charge of said property until
such partition or sale is made and confirmed.
PENDANTS above mentioned, excepting Caroline
Ritz John A. Ritz, James NJ. Ritz, William
Ritz, Annie Ritz and John G. Ruhl an Joseph
n. Ruh, wards of Richa, V. Whelan, are non.
residents Of the State of West Virginia, the said
non. residents are hereby required to appear
within one month after the fourth weekly pub.
LEGATION and the posting of this order at the
front door Of the Court House of OHIO county,
and do what Is necessary to protect their inter
ests. MICHAEL j. BRElNlG, CLERK.
A Copy-Teste: MICHAEL j. BREIEIG, Clerk
]. II. Coon, Attorney for Plaintiff
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TENNESSEE.
More Vengeance.
FIVE NEGROES SHOT.

NASHVILLE, TENN, January 27.-The
details of the recent tragedy in Carroll
county were received to-day. The five
colored men who confessed to the muir
der of Colonel Coleman on Sunday
night were examined at Huntington on
Tuesday before a magistrates court,
and were sent to Jail to await trial be-
fore the May term of the Circuit Court.
About ten o'clock in the morning some
two hundred horsemen rode into the
town and took the prisoners from Jail,
carried them a short distance and shot
them. One of them, who was not kill
ed, dropped aud feigned to be dead, but
upon attempting to escape, returned in
search of food, and was killed. The
mob then rode of, leaving the five dead
men to be buried. None of those who
participated in the killing were masked.
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New York Money Markei.

NEW YORK, January y.
MONEY-Easy at 4a6 per cent. on call
loans.
STERLING-A shade easier at 109a
1904.
GOLD-Irregular and unsettled;
opening at 100, advancing to 1921, de-
clining to 1911, and closing at leila
1919. Clearances S43, 100000.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Firmer
Coupons of 81 OF 1154a1lSi; do 90 at
115s; do '64 at 1l5sa1l5f; do IS at
1l5ss1159; do new at 114ia114s; do '67
at 1l4ia114f; do '6S at 114sa114f; 10-40s
at 1l29all3; Pacifics at 1ll5a11li.
The sub-treasrry awarded $1,000, 900
at ia 10.100all4 30-100; bids amounted
to S4,2l9, 800.
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New York Marker.

NEW YORK, January n.
COTTON-Without change; sales 5000
bales at 25sc for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and slightly in
favor of buyers for good grades and
steady for low grades; moderate demand
for export.
WHEAT-Is 1c better with improved
export demand at l lSa1 90 for No. 2
spring and 25al 81 for winter red and
amber western.
RYE-Nominal.
OATS-Lower and dull at 66c for
western.
.CORN-Dull at 9Oa94c for western
and 05ia1 OF for old mixed western.
PORK-Nominal for mess at 26 so for
February and &c IS for Michigan.
BEEF-Steady with fair demand
CUT MEATS-Quiet without decided
change
BACoN-Quiet without decided
change.
LARD-Nomiually unchanged.
EGGS-Dull and dec lining.