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The New York herald., 1871-11-14
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
n4 WALL STREET.
0NnAY Anv ia ap ~

N WALL STREET,
MONDAY. Nov. Ia Q r. M
On 'Change wheat was strong carly in the day ON
the theory that the cooler weather promised
speedy closing Of canal navigation, but failed to
hold It's nrmness In Wow OF the lower range OF god
Cotton was strong and shade higher.
MONEY EASY.
The monev market was easy, and borrowers had
little dniculty In supplying their wants at nve to
SIX per cent the transactions being as large at tine
former at the latter figure, the distinction being
due simply to the greater or less favor In which bor-
rowers and conatcrals stood with lenders. Time
loans were also accessible at seven Der cent Prime
paper was quoted Q IL per cent
Foreign exchange was steady on the basis OF 10Sx
q 1854 for prime Dankers sixty day sterling and
l09ss 1907 for sight sterling. Tho leading houses
all asked the same rates but allowed different COM
missions, some as much as one-eignth per cent
GOLD wEAk-111H l1Ik
The gold market was weak on, FIRST. the cable de.
spatch in the Sunday newspapers announcing the
lowering OF the discount rate OF the Bank Of Bel.
gium to four per cent and, second, the receipt OF
private dispatches stating that money in the open
market In London to-aay was worth only three and
half per cent-doubtless consequence OF the de-
spatch first mentioned. Naturally the inference was
deduced that the Bank of England on Thursday
must lower their rate from ave per cent and the
speculative sentiment became active on the "bear'
side, occasionng decline from lI1% to lllH. The
cOurs0 n tho mark 4 shOwn In the
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Oommlssfonef or Pubro Works, bat having been
ADDED su1seqSen. ~ existn me case OF tne assess
the swards were more than doubled. TO meet this
s.. .osS ~ @ wss imposed without notice on the
atty; ada to this amount the t451 sos deducted nom
the awards 70 the city for the portion OF Broadway
cnange BY the Commissioners OF 81 lsS, Gag 0s. he
submitted that II was not the intention OF the
~ seSton 81 two o. me act relating 70 ne ne
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty. 10 allow ON as
sessment OF one third OF the expense In addition 10
tne amount which might be imposed upon rhe
Mayor, Aldermen and C0mmonalty, py reason OF
Their ownership OF the Central PARK. He insisted
further that the Central Park is not liable 70 assess
ments for local improvements. 1t is totally at vari-
ance and inconsistent with the uses and purposes
by the city By the same te' and no olner tnat the
streets are held. Alter aluding To the alleged un.
Wassn or mega S o o ~ two lots he
owned he urged that the Legislature could author.
izc an application 70 the Court to yacate tne order OF
confirmation, and that tho act OF February 81 1871
proper Legislative power. The rights Of tne appel
liant had not been finally and concusively vested.
The proceedings were liable 70 reversal on appeal,
and this being the case 1t was within the power OF
to prescribe a new mode In which the proceedings
should be reviewed. The argument OF appellant
vested right 10 require that the proceedings should
only be reviewed on the appeal Such proposition
nave over and over again the law
10 be that there Is no such thing as vested right In
. particular remedy. Tne Legislature may always
alter the form OF administering justice, ana may
transfer jurisdiction from one tribunal to another.
The Legislature, provided it does not violate
the constitutional prohibitions, may pass retro
spective laws, such as IN their operation may
affect suits pending, and give to party remedy
which ne did not previously possess or modify an
existing remedy, or remove an impeachment In the
way OF legal proceedings lie urged, In conclusion,
that the Judge Mt Special Term nal passed upon the
facts and foun0 that in addition to error. mistake,
irreguar1ty Illegal acts III the proceedings, the
assessments for benefit and the awards OF damage
have been unfair unjust inequitable and oppressive
and others, and that II the Court should feel 1t In
cumbent to examine the In that feature 1t will
he found that Judge Card0z0s decision upon the
question OF fact involved is fully sustained by The
proofs
brief re0inder was made by Judge Emott after
which the Court took the papers, reservng Its de-
cision, which, doubtless, will be given In few
days.
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The qno'agrs are base nn cotton rnnning n gnay not
CoIiEp.-T The market for all descriptions dul and
somewhat weak but not quotaby changed There
sacs OF importance reported We quote 1Sc
zoe. Lagna, ra Ike isc; S. Domingo lin Dondl, lie
139c; Java, 4c &c., gold duty paid cargocs Rio ord.
nary, Hsc llsc. cargoes fair lo Haac. l5Ac.
goes good do, 10 &c. 64 prime d0., l6 l6
cold, IN bond, bU days.
FLouE AND GnAIs Receipts Flour, rs, ,fs4 bbls wheat
bushels corp, a. 00J bushels meat POO bbs
AS bags oats 6S U3f buscs zilJ0 bushels; barev
10 25 bushels The flour ruled dun aud heavy but
prices without noteworthy change Rye Gour quiet
and heavy. Southern nour dnl, lu, nOminally un
changed. The sses about l2,Uo bbs, including all
kinds, the market closing heavy. Corn meal quiet
Sales Mu yellow t5 ~ S3 s5 We puotc
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Included the above 2U7 bales arrive For future
delivery thas low midling) the sales have been ol
lows:Saturday evenngAovsnber, 400 at S1sc; Decem.
ber !sU at isac, Ilg at IS 952c, lOJ ioac 500 at
u 5bc. lu at ID 92c December, January February
Ueach at lsHc January, tsvat 7l6c; February, 3jU
a. u ii-lsc lJ at ls<c; April 21 at &c., 2J at 1sAc.
Exc ecember sol nj is,sc: 2e at 1s7lac., IsO0 Al
ssc, 100 at ls7l6c 500 at 1880; January, 900 vi
lsNc. s0l at ls sl6c, 20l at ls1sc, $40 at Is bi6c
lehruary U at 10 lSl6c March, 2oJ at l9c; April at
lasc May, loo ut I9sc. Total 51oJ bales. GIaud total
losn bates Rates on cotton to foreign ports closed a.
hows:-To Liverpno, by steam, 5l6d. a sad very dull:
by fal hd, 5i6i. TO FIJI. 3l6c compresae, accepted
TO avre, by steam c, sold sAi s4c. To Hamburg BY
compressed. 10 Baltic pors by sal. &C. &c, gold We
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Nov. 1852. M.

MONDAY Nov bpm.
CorTos.subseqnent TO the Official close Of market
Saturday afternoon private advces received here
reporting improvement the Liverpool market which
simulated brisk export movement Business to-day, how
moderate, mainly TO the views of
Sellers who generally demanded higher prices Al close
the market easier Future deliveries under . fair
demand opened firm but closed rather tamey. The sales
ax.aafa LIZ.
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Wheat fair request bat ;ransaeons were restricted
by holders who dema9drd an advance
OF gc &c. per bsho. moderate business was done on
the basis Of c prime wheat ts market closing
quiet at ~ 81 a 81 30 Tor M. and ~ os for No
spring The sales were aDo. bushes at "a " ~ %
winter, oat; 81 oJ prime DO, IN stores fi W 90
FOR AMBER ~ 6j ~ rs ior white. onclnlinag
sales Of about 1900 bushels, =, 1so IN store.
SUIoc. Sic. asoat Other descriptions were
dul and nominal Oats steady at t36c. BOO for All
kinds, with of 1000 bushels within the range
Barley urmer. sales Of about J00v bushels al
"a % ~ 10 for Canada Rye was 4uiet There was
moderate inquiry but business OF Importance WAS trans
acted, and prices remained the Same.
FRTi0HTs--1h market quiet and rates on All
goods athou. uotaoly changed from Saturday
The chaerlns business was conrara'iyey qaes Those
closed about former rates Tue engage.
TO Liverpool steam, vuO bushels grain NJ
ID a7d, 90 baes Of cotton u III " 40 ana by sal, auv
bnsLes grain NJ TOD 7d 10 0asg0w by Atoau, MOOO
bushels pain. nd wv bDis how 81 - s iVv
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NAvAL sroaEs.-sprs turpentins was dun ana lower
vsa sa sss %sse q
free n On board oar :. SEQ 6bs pale a. s So Tar
sssss $s Is for washington. and y for wIminston
and ~@ at
sass cas- and 7ac 5sc in bbs at 81 sO whale at 75c
PkraoLTSM.- Ths msrke. for refined remained quiet.
livery remainder II cras il bulk was held
SSssea o yas %s but u % &
ws SS % m @ Ss
& Ss y, :ss
a.
. :;
aass S s% rSs fs1a sale. s'' rsls
Sss '.s: p ssS0' qaiss a
hs at % ss zoo sss
S9as sss sSss' @ E sasa Ms:
S and % .i an the spot arryed for future Dc.
eress for January brought A''A'
wer. %as ~ wa' q active and very FIRM
lSS bags Rangoon at 70. a Tao.
YSSrs1 S.d Sis % ~ sss:
Ess % n re sas We aoS % q @ and
Ssala s0Is ~ .;'a good ssSs
snd sn%i boxes. 'ssss ss;ssy ss
Boxes Dutch standard kos 70 4 ,sHc. ac. d. 10
ll1aS 49, Hc; d9 isto 10 lssc lsnc; do white lso
sAc fair to choice grocery, 9sc lOxc Brazil
standard Nos to IL 7,ac. &C. Java-Dutch standard,
s.1ol Sss 70 a & T. Hanssupsl'or and extra 'a
STEAR1NR dull and weak. There was scarcely any
inquiry; quoted nj l0c for tiefces.
TALLow.-The continued good demand has strengthened
the market and p-css to-day rmer Sales 200 600 lbs,
At alSc for good, aud 9ssc alec. for choice.
WHISKEY-Receipts, $40 bbls The market q shade
nImsr at tho close, but very quiet Sales 100 bba at sc
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EUROPE.

fNoCOA FOR INvALIpS.-NUTRITIuU AND DTGRs
~ tive Pancrcatve Cocoa Specially prepared suffer-
from In digestion, de ly and pulmonary complaints
highly nutritious casiy dgesed palatabe adapted
for the delicate stomach Sold in tins from s 6d BY
all chemists and Italian warehousemcn and by the
turers SAvORY MOORE. 1ls New Bond ST.. London, w.
u,HE GRAND BABE HOTEL AND CASINO or SAXON
L Wallis, swxerand; combined with the worid-renowned
Bronnc Iodine Springs. offer tourists all the
OF the Continental concerts, promcnaaes
sanl trene ct Guarcnte roulette scroll &c. ran
road commun.c cation from Gent and Baael with Sayon
HNHE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL
Palace Upper Norwood, London-To tourists and Iami
Its elevated plcasa and most Ralubrous position
combined with the comfort afforded and general manage
mcnt have made the Queens Hotel favore the
upper ranks ot English society.
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CATTLE MARKET,

The beef and cattle market was steady. a 10c I2Hc,
with about 800 head SALE Hogs were irm selling at
ESc a BIC, with $500 received.
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erces lard At 05s BY SAIL 7sU0 bushels wheat Il
LIE charters comprise IA German bark hence 70 Bremen
Sac bbH -enns6 petroleum 50. American bark from
rhiadelphla % direct In The so0o bbA
refined petroleum, Cd. One other vessels
lars.
Im.sThe market continued moderately active and nrm
Sses. 10U Entro Rios. private terms; $40 wet sailed
Iexss 2c currency lSm dry Bogos, private terms.
AoLAssEe little OF importance anspiring and
prices remain ncrnss the There fair call for
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from nat
for borrowing to per cent for carrying. The ope-
rations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were ss fol.
lows
Gold cleared. $21 932 900
Gold balances. 1,675,576
Currency balances. 1902, 805
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ANGUs-JACKsON.-On Thursday. November O.,
By Rev. William NJ. Paxton, d. D., JOHN ANGUS to
MISS AGNES, daughter OF william jackson. No
cards.
BLANcK.SANFoRD.-Inth this city. at the residence
OF the BRIDES parents, 81 stanton street. CHARLES
G. BLANcK to Miss EMMA SANFORD, OF this city.
BRowN-WILsoN.-OnS Saturday, October 2S, 1871 +,
a. Bergen, Jersey Ciy Heights n, D. by Rev. James
-WEsTRAY.-On Wednesday, November s.
by tile Rev. A. B. Hart, EDWIN KELLER LINEN to
MAY, daughter OF Fletcher Westray all OF this city.
RICHARDsoN-vAS WARf-In Brooklyn, +. j.,
on Thursday, November n 1871, by the Rev. II. M.
Scudder. THOMAS Il. RICHARDSON, to OLIVIA g..
daugnter OF u. Van wart. all OF Brooklyn.
SAGE RABCOCX.-in this city, at 204 Lexington
avenue, Colonel A. d. SAGE to Mrs. E. A. BABCoCK.
New Haven papers please copy.
Birta.
COSNRII.-On Monday, November II at lol West
Forty-hrs street, Mrs. WILLIAM MURRAY CoNNELI,
OF posthumOus son.
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New YORK On ~, losv. lso

COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports, exclusive OF
Specie at the port OF New York for the week ending
November II and since the beginning OF the year,
1869. 1870. 1871.
Dry goods .......$l. 239, 1853 81, 160035 445
General mer'dse.. a,1se,297 a,0l4,o6s 44S4,572
Total for week. s442s,453 s417s1o3 $6S2s,017
Prev. reported 252 532 500 7S0 S2S0lo7l0
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At the special meeting OF the Gold Exchange this
afternoon an effort was made 10 abolish the rule en-
forcing l-16 the lowest rate Of commission. but
the movement was overruled by vote Of 90 to IS
against II. The repeal OF the rule would have re-
Quired twO third VOTE
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Since JAM L. 1885, .25s $3.50 ss3 1884, $780, 727
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The Imports OF specie at this port during the past
week and since the beginning OF the year have been
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INSTRUCTION..

ExPERIENCED CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL
IA French and English teacher, honor graduate OF foreign
university, desires empio teacher apd tutor; test
m0ntals and city reference Of the highest class Address
TUTOR, box l69 Herald oico.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-09
Hoohand's German Tonic

Wascompounded for those not inclined To
extreme bitters, and Is intended for use In
cases when some alcoholic stimulant Is re-
auired in connection with the Tonic proper
ties of the Bitters. Each bottle Of the Tonic
contains one bottle OF the Bitters, combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ Rum, and Favored
In such manner that the extreme bitter
ness OF the BItters is overcome, forming n
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
to the palate, and containing the medical
virtues OF the BitteH. The price of the
Tonic is $50 per bottle, which many per-
sons think too high. They must take into
consideration that the stimulant used Is
guaranteed to be of a pure quality. poor
article could be furnished at n cheaper price
but is II not better TO pay little more and
have n good article? A medicinal prepare
ton should contain none but the best ingre-
dents, and they who expect to obtain
cheap compound will most certainly be
cheated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-09
DR.. JOHNSTON

has discovered the most Certain, Sped
Weakness Of the Back OF Limb. strictnres
Affections OF the Kidneys and BLADDER. In.
voluntary Discharges, fmpotency. Geners,
Debility, Nervousness Dyspepsia, iAnguor
Of sight, Giddinefs, nseass1 OF he H0d'
Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections si the
Liver, Lungs, stomach or BoWeis-those
Terrible Disorders arising nom Solitary
Habits OF Iouth-sECR4r and solitary prpc.
toes more natal 70 their victims than the
blighting their most brilliant hopes or an,
ticipstions, rendering marriage, &c, tmpos-
sible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-09
A New Fire Escape

A fire escape presenting some novel
features has been tried in New York at
the st. Nicholas Hotal. The fire es-
cape consists of a canvass tube twenty
inches in diameter, which can be fixed
to any window by grapples Of the sim
plest description, which preclude the
possibility Of slipping when once attach
ed. At intervals Of ten inches along
the tube are springs formed Of No, IL
wire wound spirally round a thicker
wire, which effectually moderate the
descent Of the person descending,so that
by merely pressing outward the elbows
or knees, be can stop at any point and
reach the ground as slowly as he wishes.
The apparatus, which, when folded up,
takes up only a space Of two feet each
way, was fixed to a window fifty-nine
feet from the ground, and some thirty
men and boys descended with safety
and ease. The apparatus can be at
tached to a window in thirty seconds.
The specimen on exhibition, which was
sixty ieet long, weighed forty-fve pounds
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
RIIYMoRR Januarv

~sT BALTIMORE, January 5.
BEEF CATTL[The market yester-
day, was dull, only some 400 head chang
ed hands at rates differing but little
from those of last week. This morn
ing the market WIS rather more brisk
than yesterday, but closed without ma
terial change, from last week. A fewsf
the offerings were left ever unsold.
About 400 head of the receipts NEARLY
all the tops) were re-shipped East with
out being offered here. Quotations
generally ranged from 50 25@S 90, q
few very extra Cattle bringing s. so
per 100 pounds. Mich Cows are
plenty and dull. selling slowly at $40
to $50 per head, as to quality. Veal
Calves remain unchanged. Prices to-
day for Beef Cattle ranged as follows:
Best beeves at IS 75@S 90; generally
rated first quality at IS 5O@6 rs; me
dunn or good fair quality at 81 500
5 So ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows g 50@4 co. inferior and lowest
grades of cattle, 50 25@3 50-general
average of the market to-day, $6 Is;
extreme range of prices, 50 25@S 90.
Most of the sales were from s. 50@
6 so p 100 lbs. OF the receipts 134
head came from Virginia, 375 from
West Virginia, GIG from Ohio, !
from Pennsylvania, and so from Ma
ryland-total receipts for the week
1909 head against 1867 last week,
and 254l same time last year or the
offerings 674 head were taken by Balti-
more butchers, 464 sold to spectators
for Eastern markets, and POI to farmers,
and country dealers-total sales for
the week 1345 head. against $50
last week, and 1902 head same time
last year
SHEEP-There has been a large sup.
ply of sheep on the market during the
week, but good qualities bring fair
prices, while common are dull-and low.
We quote at 4@53c, a few extras selling
at &c per ID gross. Receipts this week
1881, head, against 360S last week, and
1870 head the same time last year.
HOGS-The arrivals are very moder-
ate, and the demand (Which is entirely
from butchers being fair, prices are a
shade higher ,han last week. We quote
at 80 00(99 IS per 100 pounds net as
to quality. Receipts this week 349S
head, against 1860 last week, and 55l9
head same time last year.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, January


COTTON-Quiet and unchanged
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged. Corn
dull and dropping at 52@53c. Rye
steady at S3@S5c. Oats dull and un-
changed. Barley dull and unchanged,
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
EGGS-Dull and dropping at Ice.
BUTTER-Qniet and unchanged.
CHEESE-Quiet and unchanged
SEEDS-Unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Pork buoyant but
unsettled at $40 so. Lard steady;
steam llfc; kettle ll!c. Green meats
firmer at 64@S4c for shoulders and
sides, and l04@llfc for hams. Bnlk
meats; no sales. Bacon; only linn
tied jobbing demand at 81 and ll4c.
HOGS-Active and advanced to
Sc 5O@6 70; net receipts 1900 head.
WHISKY-Dull and dropping at
Soc.
GOLD-ll03.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
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Warrington and ohio Railroad.

This is the amended title Of the Alex
andria, Loudon and Hampshire Rail
road, with view to its extension to the
river at Cincinnati. We learn from the
Hon. Levi Mckenzie that the surveys
Of the extended road have been COM
pleted, and that the engineers are now
engaged making up the maps and pro-
files Of the line to the Ohio.
He hopes to have thelines well under
way toward Winchester as soon as the
spring opens, and hopes to have the CO.
operation of Washington City to the
extent of a million Of dollars, at the
rate Of sixteen thousand dollars per
mile for every mile laid down.
We have before us table Of dis
tances, from which we learn that there
could be a saving OF one hundred and
twenty-seven miles in the route from
Cincinnati to Washington over the
present route; and we learn from other
sources that theproposed line is Of easy
grades-surprisingly 30 to persons &C.
auainted with the mountainous region.
The distance from Cincinnati to New
York by way Of Erie Railway and 9th
connections is $50 miles-by way Of
Washington 7O6-a saving Of l54 miles
by New York Central 1888, by Wash
ington 7O6-a saving Of 1T miles So
of every route, the saving would be
from 40 to 2O2 miles by Washington.
We hope Mr.. Mckenzie will press
Congress for aid, with his accustomed
zeal and energy. His Republican
friends should show their appreciation
of his merits and services by sub
stantial testimonial. The Western
Members and their constituents have
a direct, interest in this great improve
ment.-Free Press.
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New York Market.
New YORK, January

New YORK, January !.
COTTON-Quiet and unchanged;
middling uplands at l5c.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; new spring at
81 43@l A, the latter for choice red
and amber at 81 46@1 80. Rye, quiet
and unchanged. Oats, dull and a shade
lower sales at 6l@62c. Corn dull; No.
| mixed at 76@77c.
PROVISIONS-Pork firm: sales
Doth of March at SIS -. Beef and ba-
con unchanged. Lard firm; prime
steam at 12ic; February at l2ic; March
at l21c.
EGGS-Steady; fresh at 32@34c;
lined at 20@22c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-09
United States Senator.

Editors of the Register:
The question of filling the place made
vacant by the expiration of Mr.. w. T.
Willey's term OF office seems now
principally to occupy the minds ofall the
small fry politicians in the State. Every
little village pettifogger and embryo
politician is either writing himself into
notice or getting his friends to do it for
him.
1t is very sad to think of how many
village Hampdens' insist on breaking
from their wanted obscurity and are
squandering and wasting their talents
and energies in a vain attempt to com.
pass craftsmanship; talents which il
properly directed would shed luster on
the handles OF a pillow and whose
capacities are much better suited to the
field than TO the forum.
In these days Of political and intel
lectual degeneracy it is gratifying to the
people Of the Pan Handle that they
can present the name Of a candidate
who is an epitome Of all those illustrious
virtues and endowments that formerly
distinguished Senator'S Of our proud old
mother commonwealth.
refer to our esteemed fellow towns
man, Col. Eugene Zane. The Colonel
has always been thorough Democrat
of the old school, and one who has
never quailed in the hour of his party 8
adversely. He was very active in the
late glorious canvass and contributed
as much, to the grand and glorious
result as some others in the party.
But this is superhuous. The Coloneps
antecedents are well known and need
no embellishing or coloring by his
friends. While. not seeking the office
he has always held it to be the duty oil
every good citizen whether in peace OF
war, to submit his private inclinations
and interest to the will OF the com
munity of which he is a member, and
to perform any duty the State may
require OF him to the best of his ability.
The Colonel does not seek the office
and has no political disabilities to be
removed-has to the best of his knowl
edge never PICTURED himself, and if il
should be the pleasure Of the citizens
of West Virginia to call him to the high
and honorable position of Senator Of the
United States, he would deeply sympa
thize in all that affects her fortunes ant
gladly accept the position. His recen
brilliant legal effort before the police
court in this city, is a proof Of his
abilities and has prompted this nomi
nation. WHEELING.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January !.
FLOUR-Firm extra spring at
81 5O@5 so.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; No. > spring
Chicago at 81 l0I@l 104 for cash;
81 l04@l l02; seller last half this
afternoon active and steady at 81 1000
| 1O3 for cash and January 81 1910
l IL seller last half 81 IDOL II for
seller February. Corn firm; No. 2 mix
ed at 43@43fc. Oats quiet and shade
easier No. 2 at Sale. Rye firm; No. .
at 75c. Barley excited and 2@3c high
er; spring No. . at re.
HOGS-Dreased active and ad-
vanced l0@l5c selling at 81 %; live
active at Sc 0O96 80. Packed 10 date,
1900.
CATTLE-Quiet.