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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-12
The Average Congressman.

The Boston AdvertiSer Gays: "The
average politician fondly imagines that
when he has comprised an election to
Congress he has become national char
acter, and so, indeed, he has Temporal
rily. While he continues to have vote
on matters of national legislation he
will be an object OF regard by many in
all sections OF the country; but the
number Of those who succeed in maxi
ing such an i'm press on the public a.
fairs that they are long missed when
their term OF service is over is q small
proportion to the number who 60 up to
Washington big with anticipations Of
glory. Their experience is repetition,
in another arena, of that Of the youth
who goes TO college. Few are the fresh
men who do not expect to win distinc-
ton in their course. Some OF them are
noted in their time for scholarship, or
proves, or social accomplishments.
But it is only now and then that one
has career so exceptionally honorable
that the fame of it is preserved by tra-
dition, and serves 10 kindle the emula-
ton OF successive classes. There are
many congressman, but few OF them
are long remembered for their Congress
sional services after they have with
drawn from the capital.
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Tn. y,rsinia state Debt.

The forthcoming report OF General
Asa Rodgers, second auditor Of the
state Of Virginia, will show that the
debit exclusive ofinterest is $50, ATS, al
49-independent of one third, SIS. 23s,
$40 "a, assigned to West Virginia for
nsyment. OF the former $S,000.OOO is
held by citizens Of Virginia, Sl3 100000
il held in other States, and ss,50O,OoO
in Europe. 1.-THE provisions OF the act
Of March 1888, for payment OF two
thirds interest be continued, the amount
required to pay interest on LIST January
and Ist July, 1871 will be 81, 2O7 OFT 10;
And there is balance due and unpaid
in money on interest payable since
1871 of sSS0,059 Al, including interest
to colleges, to literary fund, &c, the
whole amount necessary to meet the
interest obligations of the State next
vear viii be s2, 942,0S3 9S. Last year
sesl 263 96 was actually paid in money
as interest upon the public debt AND
1901, lO4 of coupons were taken II par
for taxes.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY

The year begins in all Departments
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 3, 1873.
Prof. +. S. Lyon, with a full stan OF
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
Vi the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information In regard 10
The same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
mentS may be obtained from the Secretary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo. w. Glover, or the
undenigned. ALEX MARTIN,
President.
AoRGANTowN, Wv A g, 1873.
augl2 90
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
h made by Patrick Burke and Mary
- his wife, to me, dated October 18th,
i D.. and OF record in the Clerks office OF
~! - Cnnntv Court for Ohio county, West
VS In deed of trust book No. A, page 29,
vi III Gier for sale at public auction, at the
WI door of the Court House of Ohio coun-
u. :. WeSt Virginia, on SATURDAY, the Goth
~ i,v Of December, 1873, beginning at 10
"-'HS',ck a. IN the following property, that
30 sav. the north Third OF Lot No. l02
,Ean'ins & EoffS addition, being % feet on
,5S aay in the rear OF said lot, and run
,tyS same width 80 feet towards Market
t,-sSt. and being the same in which Mr..
Lanes Durkin conducts the grocery bust
Is on the west side Of Market street, at
he new Market House in the Fifth ward.
The title is believed TO be unquestionable,
Int selling as trustee shall only convey
srch title as is vested in me by said deed OF
IrgSt. Terms made known on day OF sale.
THOMAS, OBRIEN,
nOvlj-i trustee.
sFBy request the above sale will not
,gke pacel until SATURDAY, December
.-'T, lS-8. T. O'BRIEN,
Jecll Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-12
New YORK Markes.

NEW YORK, December ii.
FLOUR-Closed better on low grades
and quite active at the improved
figures; sales 1900 bbls, chiefly low
grades att Sc S0@7 10.
WHEAT-Market closed strong;
the higher prices being asked. The
inclement weather checked business
Winter quiet but firm; sales 100000
bushels at 81 00@l 05 for ungraded
spring; l So for No. 2 Chicago epring;
! 81 for No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 for No.
l do; 60 for red winter; Is for white
Canada in bond; l S5@l 80 for white
southern.
CORN-Dull and a shade easier !;
shippers held off; most holders are
confident; sales $4,000 bushels OF damp
and unsound at 60@66c; western mixed
Tic in store aud 7Sc ahoat do white
80@Slc: do yellow Is.
PROVISIONS-The pork market is
firm and in fair demand at SIC co.;
for future delivery sales embrace 500
bbls for February at sic 80; $50 bbls
for March at l6 05@l6 10. Beet quiet
LARD-Higher and in moderate de-
mand; western on spot 8 5.l6@Ssc.
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n. %. augAr.

Fl HHDs. PRIME TO CHOICE N. c
III sugar,
Just received snd for sale by
~ REII.I,Y
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Administrators Notice,

TlIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OBJ
| TANNED letters OF administration up
on the estate OF DR.. II. J. Wiesel, deceased,
hereby notifies all persons indebted to said
estate. for medical attendance and other
vie, to make payments TO me, at 81.
JoSephs Academy, and those haVlnS
Gains will please present them, duly certi-
led, to Thomas O'Brien, Real Estate Agent,
within thirty days from this date.
The late residence OF DR., Wiesel is for sale.
For time, terms, sc, see Thos. O'Brien.
MARY i. WIESEL,
Administrative of DR.. II. J. Wiesei, DECD,
AZ ~ ioSenh's Convent. novl4-i
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FOR SALE.
o.,uable Coal Property For
Sale.

.,cr ia HEREBY GIVEN THAT
HToiN rndersigned wishes to sell Gin
~ inc IN part) that portion OF coal now
whole ,oSo1ssession, amounting to about l25
II his lied along the Ohio river about
acrss, VI of a mile north OF the city limits,
oue-t,ha,..TI With one acre OF surface at the en-
tosetneLn n the side nearest the river, and
trance . ~ of surface around the other en-.
three aT,ScS of Fulton. The vein of coal
france rom 5 feet 6 inches to feet in
vii ya!, could be conveniently shipped
dept, "S of the county road, or by. the p.
BY me-: y r., as the entrance on the river
side Is t aSoye will he sold on reasonable
Ths or exchanged for good town prop
erty. WALTER MARSHALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-12

| 0GAN'S Arm CA-FOR PAINS
~ sprains, Rheumatism, &c. An elegant
ana efectual remedy. Ask for Lo9an's Ar
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-12
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December II.
COTTON-Quiet and steady, mid-
dlings l5ic.
FLOUR-Quiet; family Sc S5@7 90;
fancy 7 25@S so. Rye flour 81 75@
500. Buckwheat 8 00@9 so.
WHEAT-Firm; red 81 45.
CORN-Excited; Old shelled co.;
new ear SIC.
OATS-Firm but unchanged at 400
49,.
RYE-Steady at 94@a5c.
HAY-Quiet; timothy Sl7@lS.
PROV ISIONS -Unsettled and
heavy. Mess pork weak and offered
at SIS. Green meats quiet shoulders
SIC; clear rib sides 6a@65c; clear sides
&c; hams S4@S4c. Bulk meats quiet
and nominally unchanged. Bacon
steady; clear rib sides 7!c; sugar cured
hams, new, ll@l2i; old 7@S1c.
LARD-Steady at 75@Sc.
WHISKY-Firm at 90@92c.
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Fish.
TnlhAcHOR.

~ DRUMS CELEBRATED "JUBILE
E3Twist ,,~u,os
Il caddles "Finzer Brothers NaNles'
~ Monitor Navy,
butts ,.
= Bright twist and pounds,
In store and Tor sale by y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-12
An Agricultural ,serenade.

The farmers movement" in the
western States has offered a fine oppor
tsnity to the rural wits who do not en-.
gage in it. In Minnesota the new party
has been the subject of ridicule to an
extraordinary degree, because many Of
the political leaders who have been I'm.
successful in the old parties have been
particularly prominent as farmers.
Among them is one who was once more
widely known as a member of Congress
Mr.. Igustius Donnelly, One popu-
lar way OF treating him and others is to
represent them as scattering hay seed
in their hair" and following the pillow
in a high-top buggy" while putting in
their mouths conversations relating to
agricultural topics of the most ridicu-
lous and laughable character. One OF
the best specimens OF this style OF liter
AZURE lately appeared in the Minneapo-
lis Tribune. 1t purported to be the re-
port Of the Potato Bug Caucus" by
Peleg Wales. One of the chief actors
was Donnelly, and during the debate he
WAS asked about q proposed serenade to
his sweetheart" His friend inquired,
"Hev you p'inted it Off The nara
tive goes on:
Fe,har DornaIIy WAC emherasst He
.,,-,,ol ~ ,oJ "a n woo h1ua his knnws
turneo as !eu % io's' oue MS 49,
brushed MS close, ana trou on LEN
mans tose but at last he arose, the
.I..,o aovs o,S tho
words wien ne spoke alf 'hose'
sRRESApE BY FARMER DoNNELLY.
,.,
Oh come, my love, ana i've WIN me-
Anu Pa nneil .. ss % settin1 hen
Ahu oo'y "' " 'o''e
.. .o
On, rest peneatn my Itas[an IL, vOme, ne,
anJ cniI the mSneie-wurtZeI vine.
'--'
All listen TO the rural songs
AS TT, Een no pa pta'L y, ne niRnonerIeI
1ue ""t ''' Va WV
Beyond the yeImlceill row
Inc caSRIe ol tn "a ~ Dui R isSn hon
Ae "a ''-0
On, come, love. come! Iue lnorn Is iaiF'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-12
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Money Market.

New YORK, December IL.
Money, easy at 7 to 5 and closed at
6 per cent. Exchange. firm at 1854 for
sixty days, and 1904 for sight. Gold
quiet and steady; closed at l09s. Gov
ernments closed strong. Currency 6's
1l4i@l15.
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TOR SALE.

TARM CONTAINING ONE HUN
\ ia and three acres. i will sell 1t in
"a y iot or divide II In lots OF four or nve
acre IN Ohio county for market gardening.
llia.inn anu ~ within one mile Of the city OF
W 'STSnSeone-fourth cash; balance in one,
~ and three years. For further parucu-
lars eH''''' GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
T. o BRIEN,
Real Est = te Agent.
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'R'ObacC0s.

1)!Half boxes Diamond Moist
~ " Gold Leaf
10 Clinton Moist.
u Saratoga "
Drums California Pear, Fig style.
10 Golden CLEAN
~ Jubilee,
D Tornado,
In store and fol. sale by ,
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Spring Wheat Flour.

M Bis DAVIS Extra.
10 None Better.
lUU CroSsett's Mill.
10 Eagle Mills.
In store and for sale by
~ REILLY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-12
1887 q&ffGN&E BANK
Oh WHSffiilNS.
United States Depository.

4 general Banking, EtchaNsq Srd Collie
ton business Transacted With fidelity as
promptness. -.
Certificates of Deposit iesued and mtsrcsI
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums 10 Cuit.
New Fractional Currency and |, 2, Sand &c
coin always ON hand for the acconmoda-
ton OF the public .-.-zr ..-rs..
Accounts or Merchants, Narn:sstrrGr
Bankers and others solicited. -
, 1873-10-03
THE BATTLE OF BUSINESS.
Henry Ward lscuclacr Explains What
1t III, and Wll1lt is His opinion Of

Henry Ward Iscuclaer Explains What
1t HI, and VVElnt is His Opinion Of
1t.
sptcda, Dispateh to The CAfcdao Tribune.
BosTos, Oct. 2.-Henry Ward Beechcr lectured
this evening in Music Hull, Oil tho "Battlo OF
Business" uo ave 1t as the result of his OBJ
soryation TINT no other occupation mado ouch
tlomanda on tho nervous energy Of men, was so
bcset with Inducements to dishonesty, as NOR
camille lifo. Tho fault is not that mon do not
want to bo honest, but that the majority Of them
do not know how to be. They think it ia all
right to do as others do; or, moro likcly, they
itnitate without thinking at oil OF tho moral
quality Of the net.
Mr.. Beechor was especially sovoro on Tue
stock gamblers, saying that they dcsoryol the
haltor II any ciminl}B did. Tho only consola-
tic assurance that fow Of them kept their ILL.,
gotten wealth long. Ho had lived to see pix or
eight K,uga OF Wall street dot1ronod. In tho
etrifo Of business mon regard only tho ond and d
do not ecruplo mich about the moans. lit
seon,s necessary to buy Legislature to insure
All tito grcnt corporations know tho price Of tho
old mombors Of n Legislature, and quickly
find out what tho new ones can bo
Ind for, The mon who are bought tho oaHieBs
cause tlsoy aro in fact moro yonal. but because
In their simplicity tlloy nro compromised and III.
yolved before they know it. tho lawyers and
merchants, moro accustomed to the arts OF
| Bcllemors, nre moro wary, They have to be
| fiehed for moro patiently, and arc only secured
| at a largo expenso. ;. ...
Speaking Of the power Of tho great corpora.
| tions of the country, Mr. Beocher declared thai
ii the New York Central, Eric. aud PennBylya
nIn Central Railroad Companies should conspire
| United I3tatos. This wad tho FIRST delivery 0!
| this lecture,
, 1873-10-03
FAIRS.


khA&liG NOAh&$
GENEVA, Ill, Oct. 2-Tho Kano County Fair
Is an assured SUCCESS. Tho ontrieB Of stock Of
all kinds nro numerous and very fine.
Thero is worry tlue show Of horses. Tho
Elotchor Normn,, Horse Company exhibit aov-
pral very iino thoroughbroda Of that famous
breed both imported and bred hore. Tho iiuo
soutldown noclsH OF Leo Il IIorrngton nre on
tho ground mud tho display Of swine il vo1y 1lno
Bcldens fine herd Of Bhort-lsornB arc noticeable.
Ho Is breeder Of 10 mean protonRtons. Tho
ensrioB OF fnrm products aro excellent, the
wheat mud vegetables especially. Floial HILL is
full Of tho hnntIiwork Of the ladies and tlioro is
The most oxcol1ent display OF rustic work over
exhibited In the Slate.
Trotting is the order Of ovory dny, and prom
tses to be IN animated feature. To-day, tho race
for horses that hayo never beaten minutes was
n hotly-contestcd one, md WIS won by John
Yates, beating Black Frank III three straight
henta."
Tomorrow tho race for horses that hnve novor
beaten 1856 comes off, for tho purse Of S2o0 !;
and on Saturday is the raco open to all horses,
FOR $200.
Tho running race OF Biuglo dash Of half q
milo wns n sharp Hr,lrt, and WIS won by Dulee'H
bay gelding from Cryatal Lnlo.
j. Il. Underwood offers several fno prenliuma
Of hiB celebrated Bllverware for lades' riding
aud driving, which comos off Saturday:
Tomorrow The Grangers also havo their gath
ering on tho grounds.
Mira George Thompson exhibits ano colloo.
tion Of greenhouse plants.
, 1873-10-03
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

HIcottns OF the Ohio Ieivor Conllnfs~
si0n.-.lels0riials to U0hGress".stnto
Aid Asked for thu Expense or tho
Commission.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 2.-Tho OHIO River
Commission mot this morning, reorgan'zlng It's
committees with the sane Oharmen mud Score.
tnrley. Tho Executive Committee conaistn OF
Thomaa Sherlock, Ohio; ]. =. Hale, Weat Viz
ginia John Menus, Kentucky; Jamos Iracknoy.
lliinoia; Qon. L. Noble, Inliana George y.
Tlurston, PonnBylvantI tie Hon. p. a. JAMES,
TenneH6eo. AIr. Thurnton Is Chairman. a
Committee OH Legislation, ono from each
stato. was appointed. ,.....
A resolution WAS adopted for each State to an-
proprtate @3, 900 to dcfray tue expenses OF the
Commission, ~ ~......-,
4 memorial to Congress for tho Improvement
Of tho Tennessee nivor by removing The Muscle
bhoals obatraotonH, with resolution fequoss-
ing Congress to consider tho ann,o, ny L. A.
IAmes, OF IonnnBsee, wnB adopted.
An appropriation OF $75u.0oo waa aBkad TOT
tho next fiscal year for tho above.
hlr. Sherlock, of Ohio, offered q roaolntfoh 20
wilon tic cut pass through the falls LOU loGG'
md to lequast the Government to tako i1nniout,
ato posheasinn OF tho Louisylllo aud Portland
Clnal Adopted.
Mr. Graaey, Of TonnesHee, olforod rosolil-
tion to inoroaso the appropriation for tho gnn' !
horland Rtvor Improvement, lower, river, s2o,'
COO. mud upper river to @7o, 600. Adopted.
Nesolutious to request Congress to oraef sur
, 1873-10-03

mnttor to Tia Solicitor, who replied that In no.
cordanco with aeta bearing upon tho caHo tho
0pp1tcgnt cannot bo 1iconsod nB MI engineer, apa
omployol on board any steamer t1as is liconaed
zou OF lilo United States. Tho net Of Juno 19,
1867, proyiloA that of'icora Of yesHcla Of the
United Statos shall, III oil casos bo citizens Of
tho United BtatoH. .-..
TliE PAYMENT OF HA1An1Es.
Tho Treasury Department docllnos to
cra,,t tho ronnoas Of officers III variora
parta Of lilo Union connectet with tho
Department. tint tler drafts for monthly sala-
rias n'ay 10 made PAYABLE IN tilo c.y pearoHt ' to
at New York. Tho request wns i1ado bocR,tHo
t]le present condition Ut financial matters roll
dcrs It difficult for tho officers to realzo upon
tlloir receipts aa soon as Tho drafts could be OBJ
tnined direct from Washington.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
The regulur tor,u Of tho uuitod statoH su-
promo court bcgins on tho 2oth instant,
nnd that of tho Court Of olaims on tho
13t Only two Of iho Justices o. tH f, former
pootod by tic day Of conlmoncoinont Of tho
torn Ciltof Justice Dralio and ono Of tho Az
aociato Justicos Of Tho Court Of Claims returned
hore from tlloir summer vacations about three
weeks ngo, aud it In understood that tho othor
n,onhers will arrive in timo to bo prosoDt at tho
opening of tho court.
CONSOLIDATION OF nEvEFuE DISTRICTS.
WAsHISdToN, Uct. S'-Ino IIghluent nuh IL"
sued on order consolidating tho First Collection
District Of Vermont with tho Second aud Third
Districts, and, In fow dnys, two diBtricts Of
Rhode Island will bo consolidated,
uNNA runALlzED FonE1aNEns CANNOT ne OFFICERS
OF AMERICAN VESSELS.
Tho Collector Of tho Treasury adlhorcB to hlB
dcciBion that unnatnrallzea foreigners cannot
act NJ steamboat oiticors evon as pilots or p"g-
neors. Declaration Ut ittcutiun to boeotno citi-
CONS will not answer. They must DO fully nat
uralizod.
POSTAL EXPENSES
Tho Rurn Of ST, ,G3l, ,u00 was placed to tho credit
of tho Third Assistant Postmaster General II
| Now York. to-day, fur disbursement III tho pay
mont Of tito various expenses Of tho postal scr.
| vice.
, 1873-10-03

Coutsfon on Tao Mtchigsan UentTn1s
.Spectnl Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
BATTLE GREER, Mich, Oct. 2-Early this
morning the Westward bound express- traia on
tho Michigan Central Railroad, due here at .
o'clock, was run into by freight, also going
froight-train entering the city when ut Dickin-
sons grade left several cars Upon the track.
The oxprese, thon nearly duo, WAS zig
nallod ind stopped. An eildeayor was nude
eara into tho depot, bnt, tho track hoing frosty.
thew could not ascend tho grade. Another freight
suddenly calno in view, and bcfore notion could
be takon ran into tho express, telcscoping two
slocping-cars, demoliBhing tho freight, engine,
and throwing several cars from tho track. For
tnnately but one passenger was hurt, this being
a,llre, Hubbard, Of Iowa City.
, 1873-10-03
Bow; oxra, st.C4N; M. I, 1,AoN: amber, $l.4o.
Corn Btuady at 4Dc. O1ta, 49,.
~- '' ' frNHfNEhTT

s'sn ssa stsss2 tss'sEs i ''''' '
Orno1rHAr1, Oct. 2.--13nEApa7urfa-Four steady
at to.80S7 90. Wheat rrnor No. red wintoE $l94.
oo, qnsi M r. s ., e o''1 sI"y ,y ynaSt 9
n" meas gerh tt47s I'D 1880
nn a ' sats anta so''1defs he'd /, It. at 7Ge ;
ccr rc ut 90 clear 81 ahS3a!c. bacn' n n iaaf 1n
hnB demand; shoulders, sHc clear rib pe clear
%''1sHr-No sales Il, noT,nSI!y t,'is unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.--rnEApsrurrs-Flo moro no
two 1T unchanged prices w,seas, arrillg higher: No.
a,sk ssnF e e Masi y fSf snes ss
4sSe for oesoior. ior Nssv.nsr osts nevs md
Hape os a.; sed y eyo sfx ana phor @rDs It as@je
Wn1sKY-Ftrm ut 9ac.
III more .cnatd With butter feeling, but ony jolbing
anG.. Lard, 20 70 eaIes. a. ss,, m
oArrhs~Du''' on!y Yyop1sy,hlE, i lass' ;{sna"a
Lou1sv11IE, ~, Get. Observation-Disclosures
DaEApsTurra-Fiour Ii fair donau,,d extra family,
<i, Pnov1sroxs-Quiot; mcaa pork, $1,000. Bacon:
shofcrs s1zo; clear rib. o1c; clear g!se. a paeAea
nu shoulders s clear f!s eo ssar ok, NJ
atean, Be-.
w''isnr-''e' eurrGnHy; 114{inr1p7r1A,
aupcri1np, aa60a4 30; extra, s..so@5oo; State, In
diana u1,i Ohio f7.75@85G. Wheat dull; rcd, Si.b09
1853; nnior, st.Go5l.ga. Iyo: sate, ooc Corn: Al.
yaucina tenoticy yellow, d8c; nliaed MGssern 079
4d6148c,
rsrnoLEuM-Dull: eruto, 1880; roilncd, fGo.
WnIsKY-uuclrngc1
BUFFALO. .....
nurFALo Oct, 2-Bns:ApsrurFs-Eonr seady.
wlcat quiet Ba!es 70 ooo bu NJ. Chicago ard Vest
Rrring ut St.25. Corn quiet aalcs 1000 bu No.
high tntxeh Western nt 50c,
fnEloura-TlEnn i2s for whcat lie for corn.
| NEW ORLEANS
| New onLEsNH. Dat. 3-l3nEApsrurFH-T1our In
good demand; o,1bs extra, $aa7t96.30: treble, 1915
| G8.25; fhnily, $8.50;G9.75. Co.n-Snpply light and
demand molratc; whito mixed. 7lG972c; whltc, 73c
| yellow, Tic. Oats lrm ut 60@52e.
| URAN-Dnll at 8at3@S30c ...
11Ar--Quiet; prime, sal.oe; choice, soooo@27.oo.
phoy1s1nNs-porl iull ut sl7.n0 Dry salt shoulders
quiet at s,1@oc. bacon aettye nj oN@o'io91oAc.
| HUNS nrn, ut 14@11o. 1Ird-Tiofco III suEand al
1 8k10c; key dull Mt 10@10Hc.
anooER1Es-sugar ailtl ,nolasscs, nothing doing.
WnIsNy-Firnl; Louisiana. gA Cncinnatt, si.05
CoFToy-saica, Iron bales; considerable part oi
tho stock not Offering: Prizes advanced; good u
Btrct good ordinary, 1G55G9l7c; low to strict low
middltngs, 17llG17alc.
, 1873-10-03


NEW YORK.
New YonK, Oct. a*-corYos-Fir,n, with FAR de-
9n 1niaa!ing 4an s;c ,,ex vorv sc,rco
q sEss sa Sss sSs nfs a sasss ssr
sstps Esq., oo doss exs sssGo ' Los
sG05Gloto Rye aour III good request at y 75@s.oo:
dull md heavy; dealers ineneA to realize; receipts.
not given No. sgrlng Ply; No a. eh!esg0. sitl%
Sso ;'fs Te spi'ss as S Wesssn
sloo@t te2 white. sl.7o. lsye qast westoTn 2oo:
Ganas. 81 to. Corn dull holders anxona to realIzo:
receipts "a 600 bA atoa1ner Weatarn Mixed G2965e
s9 "a % e s os x3 rs a gs0E Sat sss ssss
Fsse sn neM tsoa "oseFn' a0a' ''
unsettled; fur to rood refining 7aia8c Moasses du'l
lie aGs 5o; roncd l7c rurpo-
paovls5ossiork steady now rness. s11oo@7s;1; q;
Beef aud cut meats unchanBed. Lard quiet; OLD
s'ss :aiaG e ns @estsrn at ao@2ss
CHEHsE-Unehaugett.
Wn1sKr-Soarco aud nrmer at s1.03@f.o4.
OSWEQO.
oswEoo. Oct, o.-IuE..psxurra.wleat dun anl
lowor; No. milwaukee,, t1.40G1.l7 Corn lulet ut
eoa'as Barley ''n; nAETf%6nns fs!Hf Ssa''' *l'S0'
deriaud aud Arul Weatern aurorane ss.2sos5:75;
s1tu, lamy s725Gyoo Wheat rs e,tye; y ,";
i:o ,sa sqs %sst:l Gsea ei R'ssi ee ss S @
| Misol Westoru G5o Oats firm mixcd Western, 449
| 45c; whlte 4a@47c. Nyo -Iuiet aud stoa(y:u -
| PRoyls1oss-Quiet. HESS pork fi7.0o@17. .25.
lacon only III limited aea111 sloul'sers yA!o Glear
| rib, 10AlG10Eo; sugar-cured hams, 13Gsl5c. Lard
| nominal ut 8@84c.
DurrE1.-Wostern scarco aud wanted; good to
| Chnlco ut 154i30s.
| CovFEE-Unehangci
| Wu1sHY-NenIlla ut $50.
| MILWAUKEE. ........
MILWAUKEE, Oct. t.1.-HHEAl,sruFrH-Flour Au!er anu
firm n, unchanged. Wlluat in fair demand aud arm
M l. 5l.1u, curroncy; M. II .o7., s"sh sloa O.
Np O. 99,Ie. Cora Arsu No. !, 41o, lyo No. j, 05e.
n:a s S Shess sa osSf$s iS m
sn1rMgHrs-F4o,lr, Loon brtH; wheat, l15,0oo bu.
| CLEVELAND.
i CLEVELAND, Oct. 2.-lsnr.naruFFs-Wheat NUN.
inul No. l. re,t, sl49; No !, sl.as Corn quiet md
Eto.sty ut Csc for high mixed; h4s for low do. Oats
steadIrr; No. State, 4lc; No. 9, 4Qc.
| l'ErRoLrus1-Firm n1l unchanged; standard white,
In car lots, 100.
TotEuO, Oct. 9,-BRtAnsTuFrE-Fl0llr hfH'or.
Wheat higher; slnhur a1chlKln. il.i1@l.:a1. spot
st,5Jt( Ostoher; No. 2 rcd, HIS rash; SlAa seller
.loycnher. Corn qNtet hfg, nlixs.l. SOS. oAts dull
No, |, 3Js; No. 4, a7+ic, Soiior Outobor
l. Observation-Disclosures.
| HgcE1pTs-Flour, 9,UD0 brlH; %hcat, ,0o9 bill +;
Il corn, tJ,ll0u hi; o4ls, 00Do lu.
6slrIsNrs-Fonr. ,dyo brls; Wheat, o. GOO b1; corn
l5,01u hu OATS l,ooo hM:,,,,,u by:
| pEIno1r, Oa!, 3.-linKA ufrs-Flaur dnl anu q
thalo owur, at s1,7h@80a, Whrat better. hut YcFs