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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29

RECENT advices from Yreka. CAL.
say that tho order for the execution OF
the Modocs has not yet been received
Mt headquarters. The klamath Indians
express great indignation at the lioer-
ties allowed S~carface Charley and the
scouts who deserted Jack and helped
General Davis, declaring that II Cap
tain Jack and others are hung, Scar
face Charley and the other scouts
should never leave the country alive.
Not long ago Scarface and Bogus
Charley we're armed aud sent after a
couple of dcserters whom they caught.
This has incensed the soldiers so that
they swear vengeance on those two
WORTHLESS. The general health Of the
troops vas good. also that Of the Mo-
docs, who were becoming bleached out
owing to confinement. Curley- headed
Doctor seemed more depressed In spir-
its than any others. There Is some
fear Of trouble with the Klamaths whom
the Modocs are executed: Captain
Hasbrouck, with a detachment Of fif.
teen men had gone to the lava beds for
the purpose Of bringing the remains OF
Lieutenant Cranston and others to
Fort klamath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29
lnfanticide Near West Gale, New.

Il will be remembered that a few
weeks ago, a couple Of Italian beggars
old man and a young girl appar-
entity about thirteen or fourteen years
OF age-were soliciting aims in this
city. The appearance Of the girl indi-
Gated that she was about to become u
mother, which we mentioned at the
time in connection with the fact that
they we're evidently professional beg
CARS and impostors and that any char
ity bestowed upon them would be
worse than thrown away. They only
remained here a few days when they
departed OH foot on the old overland
road for the West, and we heard no
thing more Of them until this morn
Ing, when we received q private dis
patch from Saltwater stating that u
few days ago, about twelve miles west
Of westgate. the girl gave birth TO a
child, which the man killed. Tha fact
becoming known to some people In
that vicinity, he vas arrested and
lodged In jail at Saltwater, where last
night he attempted suicide by hanging
and so far succeeded that his recovery
ID doubtful. The chances are that the
miserable old wretch vas the father OF
the child he murdered. and 1t would
be a pity II his suicidal enterprise
proves u failure.-Reese Rirer Reretile.
Later information Il to the effect
that the two beggars were travelling In
a freight wagon at the time tho child
was born, and the man killed the
child by throwing it out behind the
wagon. The man Is about sixty and
the girl, his daughter, Is about four
teen years Of age. The former Is re-
covering from the effects Of his at.
tempted suicide, but the girl Is lying
at Sand Spring Station In a critical
condition and will probably die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29
Reese River Items.
From tho Reyeille, August III

lawn sN@
An inebrlated individual was pereg-
rlnating laboriously up Main street the
other evening, and a. he got opposite
the Magnolia Saloon, q cricket COM
menced to chirrup under the side walk.
The chap stopped short, and turning
around, addressed the crowd sitting
outside as follows: "Come out here
you id loafer." No one responding
TO this somewhat incomprehenslble in-
vitation. he defined his position BY
vociferously remarking that he could
whip any ID son Of a b--h who
would whistle at him. The insect at
that moment finished his song, aud the
inebriated Individual resumed his
march. happy In the belief that he had
inundated the audacious sooundrel
who had 90 grossly insulted him.
From MI. Glen Ogden, who has just
arrived from Morey, we learn that the
ten-stamp mill now being erected by
the Morey Mill Company will be COM
pleted and ready to run about the first
OF November. The Morey Mining
Company are pushing ahead the work
upon their mines, and have between
three and four hundred tons Of orc
upon the differen: dumps. This COM
pany has eighteen mines In the district,
all Of which arc more or less devel-
oped, and there Is no doubt but they
will yield more than sufficient ore to
keep the mill running all tho time.
The Mill aud Mining Companies, al
though operating together, are separ.
ate and distinct interpretations.
We noticed yesterday afternoon a
gentleman Of the ooal-burning persua-
sion gravely setting bis watch by the
wooden dummy clock hanging as a
sign In front Of Mr.. j. A. Wright's
jewelry establishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29
Plain Talk.

The political battle In Massachusetts
Is getting Interesting. Butler has some
very bitter enemies, aud he also has
many Jealous Supporters. The Charles
town Chronicle, a leading Republican
paper, Is enthusiastic In Its advocacy
of Butler. 1t don't like the idea Of la
favorite being made the scapegoat oil
tho back-pay steal. Here Is what II
has to say OH that subject:
III any n man shall be stamped
with the infamy Of 1t the salary-grab)
stamp Grant then. II there Il any one
person responsible above all others fol
that measure, let those preachers o.
righteousness shout aloud and spare
not, Thou art tie man, Mr.,
President II some ono must be
thrown to the pack, let President
Grant be chosen as the Victim. 1t !:
his right. He has earned the honor
Of the martyrdom. lie got the chic
benefit Of the bill, he alone could
have defeated II, and he, therefore. Il
its best representative. 1t vas a Re
publican measure, passed by Republl.
eau votes, and approved by q Republl'
Eau President. The party, as such, Is
as much responsible for It as for any
act that they claim the credit Of pass
Ing since Lincoln was elected. Face
the music, gentlemen! Only-if you
are too cowardly to do so-don't lmag'
Inc that you a swim Grant and sink
Butler. They are In the same boat
aud so Is the Republican party"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29
Phoebe Items.
From the Record Of August 26.l

From the Record OF August 26.l
Many of our citizens, judging the
future by the past, are digging bitches
around their houses to prevent injuries
by another flood. This Is certainly a
wise plan. II each householder Of
Phoebe would now construct n reser.
voir, and. by means Of pipes, save ev.
cry available drop Of rain water that
falls OH his building, our floods would
be turned to good advantage In put
ting out fires.
The first colored juror eve sworn to
try a case in Lincoln county, took his
seat In the jury box yesterday to try
the case Of the State against Owen Fer
| guson, for the murder Of Robert Ash
The Newark mine has shipped this
month $25. 900 In bullion, aud to-day
| will send $1,000 more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29

The Leavenworth lKansasl Times
mentions q Republican otice-holder In
that State, who was recently removed
after three years. service, who footed
up the financial results Of his official
lite rs follows: ~ have held Office
three years, at q salary OF $4,000 per
year, $4,000 in all; Of that sum ]
spent several thousands to influence
the Legislature, and have lived at the
rate of =, 900 a year. 1 have put &c.
900 In a wholesale dry goods establish
ment and SlO,O 900 Into bank stock II
will cost me $25, 900 to purchase a pri-
vate residence, and I will purchase
one-half Of u newspaper for E,0oo,a and
will deposit the remaining $4,000 Of
my salary In bank to run the paper"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29
GENERAL rrrnn

RoxAN Catholic Bishop Klott has
been sentenced to pay . fine Of 400
thalers aud Bishop Lenazowsky 200
thalers for an infraction Of the ecclesi-
astical laws In appointing clergymen
without first obtaining the sanction Of
the State authorities.
IMMENSE gold deposits are reported
to have been discovered in British
Columbia, at the head.waters Of the
Sackeen river, and 24o miles from the
coast line. A quantity Of gold from
the mines was brought Into Victoria,
". l., yesterday.
A NUMBER OF Indians from the Uin-
tab Reservation. Utah, made q raid
yesterday on Falrview, San Pete
county, and ran of a number Of stock.
They were pursued, but found to be
too strongly armed and located to at
tack.
Hon. JOHN F. SWIFT opened the
campaign for the Republicans In Ne
vada county, CAL, last night. He
spoke before the independents In San
Francisco a few nights since. Acuri-
Gus campaign.
The Mississippi Republican State
Convention which yesterday met al
Jackson, nominated Davis icolored,
for Lieutenant Governor.
A rERRY-BoAT plying between Be-
nlcia and Martinez, CAL, burst hel
boiler yesterday afternoon. No one
was injured.
DURING the past three months the
French railroads have sold 350.WC
tickets to religious pilgrims.
Two accidents occurred on the Penn
~sylvanla Railroad yesterday. There
was happily no loss Of life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29
Humboldt itams.
Iron the Silver STATE Aug. as.l

Ckrom the Silver state Aug. Isl
One day last week q OF the China.
women owned by the late Thinking
was disposed of by his heir to a brother
Chinaman for the sum Of $3.50 In gold
coin. "to him In hand paid" Among
the Celestials she Is considered quite a
belle-about 81 years Of age, eyes like
saucers small ones), nose like two
holes punched In Graham dough with
the finger, and a mouth displaying
two rows OF ivory, which flare out and
come together about an inch from her
face-which accounts for her bringing
such a good price. The widow Of the
lamented Jim mot quite 30 handsome
and n few years older than the otherh
Is offered for the moderate sum Of
$225-and no takers. Aud vet we are
told that slavery Ia abolished In Amer
ica-"the home Of the brave and the
Free"
The Unlonville Water Works Com
pany has purchased another spring Of
water, situated about a mile and u half
| above the old tlume, and men are now
employed turning the water into the
| reservoir Of the company. Colonel
Evans, the water company's agent, In
forms us that this purchase was made
necessary from the fact that, owing to
the dry season. the old springs were
insufficient to keep the reservoir full.
There Is plenty Of water now In the
pipes, and the reservoir overflows 90
sssionally.
We learn from authentic sources
that exceedingly rich ~gold.oearing
quartz has recently been discovered OH
Battle Creek. In the northern part OF
this county, seven or eight miles from
the copper mines now worked by a
Reno company. L. J. Hadley and o.
X. Stampley, while in Wlnnemucca a
few days ago. saw specimens Of the
ore OIL exhibition In that town which
were literally covered with gold.
The Henning mine Is producing ex-
cellent ore, richer In quality and great
or In quantity than ever before. the
ore when extracted Is assorted the
rich sulphurets are shipped and tho
Inferior grades are worked at tho Pio-
neer mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29

To tease Brown, Of Cairo. a little.
his wife borrowed q neighbor's baby
and nut 1t on the doorstep and then
..discoyered It aud went for Brown.
He said: "Why I gave her $500 and
sent her to Chicago last week." and
the Joking wife Is after a divorce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29

After the great rain on Friday, and
the heavy hall storm on Saturday, the
sky has cleared up and nature Is once
moro smillng-at least as much as she
can smile on Pioche.-Pioche Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29

Two or three Cuban ladies have Gre
ated a breeze at Saratoga 6y smoking
cigarettes on the balcony Of one OF tne
leading hotels. They were quite In
different to the gaze and audible COM
n,ents Of the prolnensders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29

And In accordance with law, and an order oil
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 14th day oil
ala Ia aio 1Ssa q a. NAV %1 sS p sSesss .. mi Y ea, soa al 81
public auction At the once OF the Company, No.
10 Stevenson Building, Ban Francisco, Califor.
mia. on MONDAY, the 18th day Of September,
1873, at the hour ofl2 O'Clock n. Of said day, 10
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and sxpensesof sale.
HENRY BOYLE, Secretary.
once. No. 10 Stevenson Building, southwest
corner California and Montgomery streets, Ban
Francisco, Cal. au2o I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29
NEW TO-DAY.

II NIOK MINING
IA Company.-Location OF works, American
Flat Mining. District, Storey County, Neyada.-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arc delinquent upon
the following described stocks, on account Of
assessment No. 9, levied on tho 94th day Of
July, 1874 tho several amounts set opposite
the names Of tho respective shareholders. as
folloua.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29
Deaths.

STILES-ln Virginia, August %, James Stiles,
native Of Dcyonshire, England, aged about
IS years.
az The funeral will take place uudor tho
auspices Of WILDLY Lodge No. !, !. o. 0. r.,
Gold Hill, to morrow Saturday at ~ p. 4.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-14

,obbins way. ss2io a.kins and no charge
CANDIES Star at 29c; City mould at
Ike; Adamantine at l6c.
COfFEE-We quote: Good ct 29yc;
prime Ct 2a02s9sc; choice Al A9zA1sc' o'o
CRAc:KERs-sugar, lie; lemon, IKE;
soda, 71xc; water, exc oyster. 7hr cream
Is; butter, 7hc.
FIHH-Mackerei, No. halves at S8 S06 5G
obls at sl3 OG No. 3 new do, full weight 10y
ks, at a Is; barrels at % 90; Light weights at
various prices, according to the weight In
packages; white nah at Is Is; lake herring
aq FE A = at 75c. and the usual
advance for small lots in retail way,
though not quoted higher, a. some dealers
with old stocks are selling at former prices.
FLOUR-White wheat family nancy ct
@ S0@s rs; family at g SgseG 10 extra saaa a. az
GLASIFirst quality sxl0 at 1873; lyIl2at
Is; second quality 8xl0 at GO 90; lOxl2 at
6 so per box OF so feet, net cash.
GENSEN9-At 00975c y u.
GRAIN-Wheat very nrm; choice white
steady at 759sOc. Corn at 45@5Oc. Oats. at
a9Uc; ,.., coz ooan N
Loose ~ OC93O 90.
TRON-Flat and bar, 2-lO05 6-lOc; horse
shoe, lie; round am quare, 62lC9sSlOc;
esavy band Sa t,On se oVs sht s sieS
100; half oval and half round, slo9
LARD oIL-Extra winter strained at 75c;
spring strained at zoe.
leans zoe; choice at 75c.
Fencing, 10 TO cd, IS 50; 70 Cd, IS Is; s to ID
IS 90; Barrel I In, O. so; in, y on; n In,
u IS II in. n o. ~ in, g SO; u In, g %.
nishng s, to t IN 9 so per zfs So
Casing, 75c per key above common nails.
dine, Il Is; Sd. IS Is; Cd. SOS. Lining. u in,
go 90. Wrought clinch to In. u %. Cut
Spikes, to in. IS rs. Boat Spikes, all sizes.
s6 25 Tobacco, SOC per keg above common
RIGHTEOUSNESS pork at sl4 90.
Lard, extra winter at SIC; keg at lOc.
Bacon, shoulders at &c; clear sides at
SIC; sugar cured breakfast bacon at nc.
Sugar cured hams at 1870; plain at l29l2hc.
OrATOE5-ln good demand at @Ssoc
per bushel. .
RICE-South Carolina fair to prime at
915c; Ran koon at s1sc
eEEDs-Timothy at n 80: clover AZ
sTARCH-At 5H@S1Sc; maizena,, 2al4c.
sODA-At SC In papers: best Newcastle at
7<c In keg; American at &c.
sOAP-Family at &c; German al &c;
sAIT-Dairy at q rs; best Ohio River at
81 ~ delivered.
SYRUPS-Are active and nrm. We
quote Common at IS to Soc; Fine, $4,000;
Choice, Toe; Best, 75c.
SUGARS-New Orleans at l09llc ;Dema-
rara at Tx al2c; standard brands OF REIN.
ed az follows: crushed, powdered and gran.
ulated at l3c; A at l2c; B at NC; ex. at
liNc; common brands at HG1Io less; Frank
lin at lie.
TEA-aunpowder at 81 l59l & Young
WOuL-Very little arriving. Clean, well
washed at S59SOc per pound.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-14
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
dstsd the iSrh day OF January, 1873, and OF
resord in the Clerks once OF the County
Court of ohio County, West virginia.
hall on the sd day OF January, 1873, sell at
Pubic Auction at the late store room OF the
said Henry SchombAr, No 81 Market stIeet:
Wheeling. the entire remaining STOCK OF
resS made clothing, piece goods, gentle,
mems furnishing goods, &C., OF the said
Henry Schomber.
Terms OF sale cash. u
,.,,xJ Assignee.
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sew YOrk Market.
New YoRK, February /;

New YosK, February H.
FLOUR.-Market, in BUYERS favor,
with only a moderate business
doing. Quote 81 25@7 IS for su-
perfine State; $730@7 IS for extra; 81 80
al 90 for choice do; IS DOGS 30 for
fancy; s. 25@7 90 Sfor superfne
western; 81 2O@7 90 for common to
medium extra western; 81 65@S IS
for choice do; IS 50@l0 so tor COM
mon to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 4O@7 80 Ter common TO good
shipping brands of extra round hoop
Ohio; g 10@l0 so for trade brands;
81 S569 so for common to fair extra
St. Louis 80 5O@l3 90 for good to
choice do; Southern flour is quiet and
in buyers favor, at S. 6O@9 90 for
common to fair extra, and 50 QO@
Is Is for good to choice do. Rye
-four steady and in fair demand at
S. 90@6 80. Corn meal quite steady.
GRAIN-Wheat-msrket dull and
for low grades. Prime stock is in de-
mand but the high prices asked,
checks business. We quote 81 81
al p for No. 2 spring. 81 S0@l 81
for No. l spring; 81 9O@2 W foI
winter red western; 81 9l@2 %
for amber western, 81 90@2 IS Tor white
western, the latter tor fancy. Rye
Quiet and nominal. Barley dull. Barley
malt unchanged. Corn steady with
iairdemaud. 75&@66c FIR new wester n
mixed 65@67; for old do. in store; Do
@67c for yellow western. Oats are IN
fair demand and firm at 53f@543 for
new; mixed western 10 store and
.afloat 53A@53t for old do 5O3955a
for white western; 52@53 for black DO;
and 55@56 for white state. >.
PROVISIONS-Pork, the market is
Arm but quiet for spot and immediate
delivery at $l4 so for mess and III.
363@l1 so for evtra prime and
$l4 10 for prime mess. Beef ia quiet
and unchanged at 90 00@ll IS for
plain mess and $l2 OO@l3 so fol
eotra do. Hams steady 3O@33. Tierce
beef is quiet and steady at S2l OOCa
% 90 for prime mess, and $23 Jug
Is 90 for India do. Cut meats are
Rrm at ll@l2c for hama. and 63@64e
for shoulders. Middles are dull at u
for long clear. Lard "a without
change at s@stc for No. .! to prime
steam, and St@s 7-l6 for kettle rem
derad.
COTTON-Is dull and without de-
cided change at l9fc for low middlings
and 2lAc for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Firm at &c FOL
crude and Zoe for refined.
TALLOW-Steady at 8}@S l5-loc
sterine is steady at Si@s4c.
WHISKY-Dull at 94c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February IL.
FLOUR-Dull; superfine at $6 OO@
6 50, family at IS 0O@S Is.
GRAIN-Wheat inactive; red at
81 7O@l IS. Corn dull, at 4O@42c.
Oats at 10000. Rye at .S5@S5c for
No. 2. Barley quiet at S5@9Oc.
HOGS-Receipts Of live hogs 23O9;
market firm, at "a 50@4 80.
OIL-Linseed steady at 9Oc.
PROVISIONS-Pork held firm at
$500 Green meats, shoulders at SIC;
rib sides at &c. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders at 4sc. Bacon steady; clear
sides at TIC; clear ribs at TIC. Sugar
cured hams at l2@l3lc Lard, city
kettle at Sc.
SUGAR-In fair demand; New Or.
leans at 9a@ll3c.
WHISKY-Firm at 89c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-14
For Sale.

A TwO-sTORY BRICK DWELLisH,
A with eight or ten rooms, situated on
~ No n. northwest corner OF Centre and
Seventh streets, in shrivers addition to the
''| ESQ a two-story Frame Hwelling,. with
ten rooms and good cellar, hot and col1
,ea,ar mn and down stairs, with gas In all
,ha ronp,s situated on the east side OF
Cbapiine street, In the Sixth ward OF the
citv of Wheeling. For price and terms see
WY ~ l.. q HUGHES,
u. Real Estate Agent
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valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell I'm
whole or In part that portion OF coal nov 3S!
acre.,. located along the Ohio river, about
ane-third of a mile north OF the city limits,
Together with one acre OF surface at the en-,
tps0ce on the side nearest the river, and
tbres acres Of surface around the other en-
,rancs hack OF Fulton. The vein OF coal
Ill varv rom feet inches to feet In
depth. and could be conveniently shipped
by nieaus of the county road, or ~ the r.
Is AK. X. r., as the entrance on the river
side ia not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonaDle
terms, or exchanged for good Town prop
erty puuAIr
ianlS.h NAlIEh m ~ Eeo "a Los
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-14

BALTIMORE, February IL.
FLOUR-West Howard St., super
fine at IS 75@6 Is; do, extra 81 OO@
8 so; do, fue 90 00@l0 90.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and steady;
choice white and amber at 81 25@2 50;
fair to prime white at ~ OO@2 ~
common to prime red at 81 SO@2 20;
western red at 81 's0@2 90 Corn dull
nom; white southern at 63c; do vel.
low at 60c; mixed western 45@46.
Oats firm; western mixed at 44@47c
and southern 46@47c. Rye quiet.and
unchanged.
HAY-Unchspged.
PROVISIONS-Quiet less buoyant.
Mess pork nominal at IA OO@l4 %.
Bulk meats, little offering, shoulders
Sic; rib sides 6a@6Ac clear rib sides,
6aS6H; bacon. unchanged. Hams ia
9l5c. Lard quiet at S9S4c.
BUTTER-N estern unchanged.
WHISKY-Stesdy at 92!c.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, February Is.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady; no. 2
red winter, II, no. amber Michigan
l 76.
CORN-Quiet; high mixed 3Si. low
mixed 3Sfc, no grade 35c.
OATS-Quiet; no. 2 34fc@344c.
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wheeling Wholesale Market
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REGIsTER,
WHEKLINo, February 18th, 1873. }

WHEELING. February lStn, loIs.
The following are the Wholesale SELL
ing prices carefully revised and correct
ed:
APPLE-In good demand at 06oes 10
BUTTER-At 92c for strictly choice
BEANS-Plenty at q %. .c..,
BAKING POWDER-(Logan, LIZ se -. Z,
cans s. Is; bulk $50 Enterprise, (Mceape
Kraft q Co.'S Sc.
BUCKWHEAT rLoUR-At % 90 pr bar
CHEESE-l7c for New York mcto1y ~
ao.hsn- ana la for western RAsGgyo.
CIRBoN standard brands, IN
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.

New YORK, Feb. Is, 5 P. N.
MONEY-Worked close to-day, Call
Loans ranged, from 7 per cent. Gold
to l.l6 until, when quotations were 8 to
9 per cent. -.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was dull again to-day but steady. The
demand was light. Currency, Skies
ll4@l152. Southern State securities
were dull. Tennessee were heavy. At
the close, however, they were offered
at S03 for old and 81 for new. There
were no sales oil the new class Of bonds.
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FOR SALE.

~ A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
I'm with seven or eight rooms, on jacob
&Lstreet; also a small Frame house Will
two rooms on jacob street; also a new
Rrick House on Eofi street, containing
tnnr rooms. L. q. HUGHES,
.naS Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

IMPROVED FARM OF 100 AGREE. 3
miles nom Ohio river, In Marshall
county, 4 acres in wheat and 70 acres In
srsssI Possession given March LIST, 1913:
Pr ce, SIS per acre. One thlIa aoWn s sIS
residue in Ave equal yearly payments with
Wv. HOGE & BRO,
kahI VIVA. Land Agency, Market st.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-14

Desirable Residence For Sale.

r ofrERMY HOUSE ON JOHN STREET
for sale. It contains seven rooms, b..
aides Bath Room and Pantry Hot and
Gold Water am Gas throughout Lot IS
feet on John street, with q good stable on
assy, II mot sold before the 10th Of Febru.
ary It will be for rent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-14
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February Is.
GRAIN-Wheat easier, prices fell
a@lc. Sales No. 2 Spring. 81 2lt@
i22, cash or seller month closing
81 22s cash, 81 23t@l "a, seller
March. 81 26s sellers April.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.