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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-06
Tofal. lnON0 GIfis. nlI Cash

The distribution will be positive, whether
all the tickle safe sold or not, and the ~ 0Ol
gifts all paid In proportion TO the ticKe's
sold-all unsold tickets being de ,troysd, =
at the first and second concert, and not
repreSC II ed in the drawing
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

lehpfen sopro6t by the blessings which on
every retarning New Years Morn like
| this your tenderness led you to invoke ou
liny head lllE YssA
Amia iheseA feserisll "reminiscences of
lhs youlb IL sppcsred to him ~ though
tle spectre which had assumed bis features
i'm the chsrnsl.hoYss grsdasl lly approached
nearer aid nearer to lim--losing, bowey-
N, as asitsdyanecd. one trait after another
| Of its spectral character---tilI III length, aa
| II under the dominion of that snp ernatural
influence ~hieb On the LAST night Of the old
year i popularity said 70 compel even the
dead to.undergo change Of form. II took
s'lt appearance d living Ssnng lnan 1.-The
same young man that he ls.d himself been
| fifty Esars before. yau ~ sM . u.
lie was unable 70 gaEe sny longer he
covered his face with hia hands; and, a.
the blistering tears guslIcd from his eyes,
lie sank down powerless and trembling.
onhis knecs--and lie cried out. Is If lis
heart would break, q couc bsck to me.
lost days Of ny youth come back. SONG
back to me once more
Aid the supplication Of the peniteat vas
no. 10 vsin, for they came lack to him.
those days OF his yoath---not.. yeta lost lie
started from bis hed---ihe blue moonbeams
we're shining III through tile windows--the
midnight chimes we're announcing tie be-
gining II new year Yssi--ail had been
but 81 appalling drean--all. except his.
sins and his transgressious these. alas
were bnt too resi-. for consciepce. even III
sleep, is i fearful monitor, But be was
still young-bs had not grown old III ID.
iquity--and with tears Of repentance be
thanked God for having. ever BY means Of
90 terrific vision. awakened in his heart
feeling Of horror for the criminal career
he had been pursuing, and for having re-
vealei to him il that glimpse Of land
full of sunbeams, haryests, and angelic
spirits the blissfnl goal in which. II he
pleased. the path his existence might set
terminate.
Youthful reader on whick of these two
paths art thons On the right-hand path
60 forward. then with the blessings Of thy
Maker. and fear nothing Go the left
hand path lfso. pause be forswarned- -
turn vhile syettiiou usyest--retrsce thy
steps-mske happier chsice. will pray
that the terrers Of this ghsstly Dream may
not hereafter be arrayed III Judgment a.
gainst theel Alas for thee. If the time
ever come when thou shalt call aloud in
thy despair. Come back. - precious days
II my yonih unlike The dreamer, n.0u
wilt but Be Knocked BY The barren echo Of
thine own lslnentation--the precious days
Of youth will never. never come back to
thee !-MAseAS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19
ATARRIA s1s.


/ II isthe happirst and III oss spIruoifs
state nf society, iii which, the husbandanu
wife set out early together, make tlseis.
property together, aud withperfecl ayipe
pathy OF son graduate All their expenses,
plans calculations and desires, with refer.
ence to their present means, and ii tlitIf
future and common interest. Nothing
delights me more thals 20 enter the neat
little tenement of tile young couple, Who
within perhaps, two Or three years, wililr
put AMY re-olisces but their own knows-
edge Or industry, have Joined heart arili
hand. and engage ID share tepefher fg,a
responsibilities, duties, Interest, trials and,
pleasures III life.
The industrious wife ii cheerfuilv EN-.
ploying her own hands IN domestic duties.
putting her house in order or mending
her husbands clothes, or preparing the
dinner whilst, perhaps, the little slarling
sits prsiling upon the flour or!ies sleeping
IN the cradle--and everything seems pre-
pairing 70 welcome the happiest of hus-
bands and the best or fathers. when he
shall come from his toiIe "a. .enjoy,the swses
Of his little paradise.
This ls true domestic pleasure the soniv
bliss that survived the fall. Health con-
tentment, love, abundance and brightpros-
poets, are all here. But 1t has become d
prevalent sentimentt that man must ac-
qlaire his fortune before he marrics-that
the wife must bayen no sympathy nor share,
withlliim inihe pursuit oft, In wlichs
most of the pleasure truly consist and 1.-The
young married people must set out with ~
large and expensive An establishment as
Il becoming those who have been welded
for twenty years. This Is very unhappy.
It fills the community with bachelors,
who are waiting to make their fortune.
endangering virtne and promoting vice
i destroys the true economy and designnr
the domestic institution, and ii promotes
idleness and efficiency amoug females.
who are expecting 70 lie taken up By for
tune. and passiveIy sustained without any
care or concern on their part and thus
may wife hecome mot help-mase. but
! help eat. - Vipylo0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19
CRIMINAL LAW IN JAPAN.

IL 4
Ihs best evidence seen OF progress ia
japan Is the amended criminal code. I'm
I'll recently = barbsrous coGe made one
hundred and fifty yoars ago. has been the
criminal law Of the land. For Kidnapping
children. the old penalty was deespitaticn
and exposure on the scatEold; the new law.
penal ser,itude for ten years Stealing was
iormsrls punished. If the property stsleu
vas of greater value than ten zen. Nv
de H.; The teyers penalty ncw Is imr t.
9; mont fo.i life. II was death under the
ola law . receive stolen property: he ex-
treme rensliy now /. ten ysars' imprisou-
nent. Selling human beings into bood-
age was puniih.d Nv death. Uuder thu old
As lLer was ware Of c-imes punished
~ decspltstion, csuciication aad other
forms Of death, FOR which siisneling h.4
been substituted in all Zines in viii b hu-
man life is sacrificed. The ancient code
punished all forms nf adultery with death
bat !. Is nov punished with penal seryituds
one year Tor ordinary cases. and lnnger
ierin for exaggerated eases. Ihcend srism
Vas formerly punished with roasting aliyc.
sni j. still punished with death, but With
out the cruelty Of The old form. .C snblcrs
were formerly bsnished. but are now i'm
prisoaed for Caly eighty days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

Is THIS THE lieRoIc AoEs-Ths. NIB
ls lives are lived by qnite ordinary people.
who say nothing about it. is once In !
While proved By the noble deaths that
suggest the story Of tho unieard Of years
r;seeding them. Such life mnst hav,
ssn iha: Of james Marr. who rscen,I,.
near the Australian coast. vas vasheI
ossrbcard sys heavy sea, which at tbs
same time carried away the nsinmsst Of
she schooner. Marr clung to the msss
until he saw, win the quick eyes cfan old
sssman. that i bampcred the vessel then
simply enough. snd silently hegays up his
only chance Of life for bi. .echirades' ssle.
lls mosioned them 70 cut the mast adrift;
they sads him good By. and he nodded for
answer - be quietly ank back il The
waves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

A good natnfeds<pinsser boasts :hat she
always hes two reliable beaus al hana---ol.
bows.
The greatest bQrss arc usually persons Of
the smallest calibre.
u was ISL years ago last Monday that
Christopher Columbus discovered America
The brFs temperance organization IN
France was instituted lass year.
Golden opportunities, like eggs. mnst be
halehsd when they arc frosh.
There aro ten hundred and shirty.lwo
tobacco factories in the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19
DR. RADHAg
DIX GneEs, Lildlsy ( BsHtlsys
Great Family M ,dicines,

Prepared exprtsstg J0r aasi ndapscd % ne
ss0nfiAtfa uiitHufe.
.sCesposad Lgfrsf C0rWiaiis. i the
fnoa ppwsl lal ami eaniut Aitesatlse and lila0ll
ls1skteF kunNax a. xf&u1snd ktHessly Iur Selrfsfn
Ssee9dasy SBFAsiis. Erepsseas an / ~ sklt. aUI
~ dl.sA.ss which are produced ~ bad or un-
healkhy blood.
'.Dr. Grssass M Cue" cures all
kinds d. Fla. fpasErr aud rsnsni4nsa. phIrh de-
pend assaa Irritation ~ tr nesss Fsaffss: eisen
stors the flss nom The lfst days ne ssef HbeFe
= HsiicHef HgmN. the great remedy
f4f ToMqhs. foias. Eyeae. faAH8a. HroncAalfs.
sors n.roui and vi dlsasss Il tlie Aie-passsaes
sud l.glu4s. i discs nta sieken the pAiient, J.
pseasaat = taka. prenps IN ~ asileu. docs MT
iMnfe tha arlmstle - iApslf algastlun - must
ks&pasfWf4aisd8.
0sw 4 Neuralgia Spsride- i perfect
slseeslss for NsWnlssa hcgasfea. khrnmalttna. 4
all ng1stkAk ~ nkfAWf. fals* NliereNrF sifAatfds
8hx~ Neilanw NV pfetAsfHt VITA gfNst ras.
huM fwsfe*If Frilane dfiiTss aud ~ me u-peslAl
elssss af alsea = nsalsR upen eseh bottle. ~
pnuS thru = slsinsssi 80 .'slirs a.r fhey are
idens ex.ly III ssans which Ae have used II allr
feaefEee ~ tta n. and n lhn. Feennlugepdlng
them IN fhe 5su@lla w. knew wiatfeef SO Aiilrm.
Thf3 axe skfr reliable Hnd sifielfuf HrflHt quick
iy aud thoroughly, Ivy tiIrm aid fnn will want
no nfhefx Al yatif bfssxTIsl faE lhem
For *~l< ~ psuss sis generally. Prepared on
Drs. Gnrrsn, Llsptrs d I,rxrnry.
Charlotte, n. 4
n. II. Cancers, Tluners and Ulcers
frensei ~ heretofore hy
4 Efgn<* Grr1f rtno<r dnksd,sv."
II r.ssissr, SsIdsbsfr and Asheyills.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

They bavc soino very smart business men
10 New Jersey. Last week 4 yo,ng man
was struck BY lightning IN IN . ield near
EFeaien. and wlen The people began il
aock 70 the spit 10 loek al tie victim. thsv
found = man Standing hy the corpse lrsinr
p sell lightning rods II lie sr5xd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

suIcipK uF NIKE cmiNEsE GlRLs.-A
recent China newspaper publishes the iol-
loving account of ~ incident which il re-
ported 10 hsse taken place u Whampcn:
Nine yonnggirls. living with different fl.
miles in the village. seem 70 have enter.
tanned 81 aversion 10 married lie. Seeing
the misery aud toll u which tho members
of the families With whom they lived we're
subjected and sbeve MI rho slsve-like ohe-
dience of wives to the wills of theil hus-
bands. The danscls In question eaine % the
resolution Of putting ~ end 20 their earth-
Ii careers. whicl, il here carried into ciIect
bys different m0iaA Oferandf 10 that Of
opium. poisoning ii vogue IN Hong Kong
The nine damsels met BIZ appointment on
the bank 81 the river, q the entrance ofone
II The creeks In the vicinity Of Browns :
Pally.' asiired ii heavy winter garments
which they han sewn aIi.toreiher ii order
10 prevent aseparstion. While thus unit
cl III body. heart aud mind the dan1sels
plunged into the deep. AZ his happened
close 10 the time or The festival of the se.
ven female gehii. she dcsoended frcmlhea-
ven and are SEALED the 'ssscn siaters.' oil
sorts 81 supeFssiiious conclusions are dravn
from IL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

4 SUNDAY school tssehcr wss explaining
ihs ousnipresence Of the Deity 10 his sch-.
inFs, and ended hy telling them ihat IT. wss
efetywhere. Where upon red headed
hoy asked: Is lie In my pocket!' .Ths
teacher replied that the question was rssh-
4r profans but be would snswer Yea He
sas everywhere, :I's~gui yon thsre, said
the boy; \ ant gos no pocket.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

10 you know. sshl N. Fell, why
man i tlao most suffering Of creatnrcal IL
i because ha has ono faot in ibe dnisc, ihc
other ia tho inhnitc. and thus II terp y.
sunder. not by four horses. ~ 10 the barba-
tous ages. buu hy two worlds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19
A TERRIBLE HAZARD.

| A game Of cards In which human life
was IL stake was played on the 9th Of Sept
u The Hitter lio,el, Heidelberg. hy four
young students. one Of whom. Silfred Mey-
er. was an American. from Chicago. i,
appears that the four men bad formerly
been intimate friends. and they met. II
seems. on the above day 81 the Swan u.
vars. where tney drank good deal. aul d.
n.lly began u quarrel. One Of them,
Count Ol,enJorf. called Meyer cowsrdIy
Jew. shsreupon tie latter promptly chsl-
lenged Liul. 0ltendorf accepted tie chal-
lenge Immediately. Meyer. il, tone uf
great exc temeut. proposed that al four
should repair u the Ritter Hotel and there
play game Of 'sixty-six.' The loser
should shoot himself With a pistol.
Tie proposition was accepted. and the
fonr students repaired 10 the hotel. They
ordered wine and cards 10 he brought up IL
private room. aud Lndeken. oLe Of tie
four. procured two loaded pistols from 4
neishboring armorer. The fourth stadent
deal, the cards. aud 0stendorf and Meyer
seated themselves, pistol lying by the side
of each. fhe first frn minutes the game
remained almost even. But then Meyer
obtained . single advantage. ami Ouendorf.
seeing that he was Lost. suddenly jumped
up. and exslsiming; Alden. my friends.
seized his pistol aud shot himself through
the right temple.
lie fell curpse to The floor. while bis
co,npsnion. stood As IL pesrihed for mo-
ment. and then hurried from the room.
When Tie proprietor IL The hotel has:cned
into the room lie found the dead rount "
ing on tie A ,or. lie gave IN alarm. and
The police sssrlel soon after ii pursuit Of
the fugitive students. Late IN the after.
noon tley succeeded in arfessing Iuiniich.
who msde the above statement. Meyer
and l.udeken escaped across the French
frontier. Otiendcff vas the sol, of veal.
shy .anded proprietor il weuphalia. At
the tine If bis death be vas only nineteen.
The Bath county n.y. News makes The
statement that il takes exactly I'll pounds
Of fesh and blood. thirty-tso yards If yel.
low ribbon. twelve pounds Of cotton. twep.
ty.fouf copies Of ihe News. sixteen feet of
horso.hair. thirfy-swo ounces Of Haur. two
boxes of rcd paint. and bottle of night.
blooming seriousness 20 prepare the ase-
rage mountain girl Cor church. JILL /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

l.tsle Joe and tile Little Iion.-.Bat
dil tel you what time had With my
little Jecr
No! what was ity
'siby. was showing him tho picture of
the martyrs thrown to the lions, aud was
taking very so;cmnly to him. trying to
make him feel what terrible thing il was.
Ma. said he al Al once. oh MS just
look that poor little lion wsJ bsl.ind there.
il wont ges am ! 4t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

Were yoa guarded 10 yomr conduct
while IN New York = asked father of his
son. who bad just returned from visit ~
that city. 'fcs. sir; part Of the time by
two policemen
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

Mamma. cried litile girl. IN terror 10
her mother. little Matte hss swallowed
button. Her mother, seeing her terror
calmly seplied. .Well. what good will that
DO hsri' Said the liiila child seriously.
Not any good as sces unless sbe swallows
Jtitoa h0iel'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

fw A melting sermon being preached
ID country church. all wept except one
man. sho being asked Why he did not weep
with The rest, replied 'lbeIoug to ano.h.
Or church.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

CATeniso TaRrAR.-.So ron don't
care about donkey-riding. missy. And
whyg -. Two got 4 pony. and one doesn',
care about donkeys after that. you kaow.
Has puney got more legs than donkey.
thens' Missy g~ho doesn't like 10 BE- chat
fe,ial Yes; exactly t,rise as many Is
soaae donkeJs sba, ! know of.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19

A JrRoR ExcrTxD. 81 Recently 4 juror
approached the elesk Of the Supreme Judi.
cial Court and stated that it would bo i'm
possible for him to serve.
why mott r inquired the clerk.
'bscsuse I'm deaf responded the juror.
The clerk had reason for incrsdulity. and
% Informed the deaf man in whisper that
be would report bis case to the Judge.
Turning to his honor he said: Mr.. Bad
man of Manchester desires d be excused
What are his ressons?' asked his honor,
without raising his eyes from the paper be
was reading. a
lie says be Is deaf. replied the clerk.
lie i excused. sai,. the Judge quickly :
If be il deaf We don't want him; il be Is d
liar. We don't want him.
Mr.. B4dman is at home now.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-11-19
GETTING SOBER.

We heard gentleman, remark the othe,
day, n commepting % The recent elections.
thst the majority oF the american penpls
had been on Zig Radical drunk for Ions
time aud that they wsrsnox jast bcgisuine
70 get sober. This il ii. original and i
truthful rsy 70 put It. The American
people certainly have been drunk .not Will
wl,iskry but With something worse. ai
They have been drunk with hate. with
passion, wiFh ambition. With speculst tiou,
With corruption, with desire to accuinu.
late Sudden wealtii--st tie sacrifice OK re-
plitatiail and hun0r. isaH esA
Dr1nkm lcadsrsiied lhsm aud drunken
rings manipulated them se@ ,ss ~
Drunken Legislators made their laws
and drunken judges administered them.
Preachers. drunk with sectional hate.
preached and drunken congregations listen
ed and applauded. r saa II
A drunken Cesar vomited in the White
House and drunken sycophants walloxsd IN
the yomit and called him great.
Drunken Senators staggered INTO their
seats III the Senate chamber, while tneir
drunken prostitutes shiled un them from
the galleries,
Nero. drunk. adding and rcvclling in
the palace at Rome. wasn't comparison 10
this American Radical drunk. ifff
In the frenzy Of their drunkenness they
wsged war on the defencclcss South, aud
sent down gang Of drunken adycsturers
and rufhsns TO rob and oppress her.
Aud they did rob and opprsss her, foist
cnrrnpt scts from the drunken rabb!s into
her legislutiye.haIls, intoherjudicial places.
into her gubsrnatoriaI chairs, and shove =
side the sober intelligence Of those wnn
would not get drunk with them.
They rioted on the piunder they cap.
tursd and had . jolly time While ths spree
lasted. ia
Bat this big drunk had to be paid for
sober people said il would. II couldn't
las. slwsys. And after the excitement Of
the big drunk was over. and tile bills came
IN. they began to think somebody had play.
ed pretty big fool and paid pretty heavily
for ii.
And then the work Of SOLDERING begins.
with empty pockets. weak stomach trou-
bled brain. aud > solemn resolve on refor-
nation. ssag
Let Us hope Z will be in earnest. and that
We bays seen the end Of this big Radical
drunk. .-Grecnsboro Patriot.
& Il Il 5744N sTa4 = 4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-13

The Fourth Grand Gift oncert authOriz
ed bv specia act OF the Legislature or tie
benefit of the Public Library OF Kentucky.
will take place in the Public Library Hall,
BtR3, 1873 only sixty thousand tickets
will be sold. The tickets are divided into
ten coupons or parts.
At THIS concert, which will be the grandfs ST
musical display ever witnessed IN this coun
try, the unprecedented sum OF
Si.5OO,O0O. divided into I2CC0 cash 81 Is
will be distributed by lot among the ticket
holders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-13

fore the Justice, the prisoner maintain.
ed stolid compoaure, scarcely seeming
10 appreciate the fearful enormity Oh
his crime or the awful peril OF his slt-
uation. His right'hand, the forehnge's
and the palm of which were stained
With blood, lay -caselessly upon his lap
for the first half hour, but noticing the
looks cast upon it by the .bystanders or
seeming suddenly to feel that the damn
ing stains bore witness against him he
covered with his hat When DR.. Wei.
flew looked at the hand and testified
that the stains in freehness correspond
ed with those elsewhere upon his per
son, he said "Oh, certainly. That's
nothing" and again fell to rocking
himself back and forth in the rocking
chair in which he was seated. 1t was
we'll for him that the child was exam.
ined at the hotel and that the crowd
was kept back by the yigilant police
who. guarded the halls, for had any
number of persons obtained a sight OF
his innocent little victim, no power
could have prevented sudden vengeance
for this deed without name.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-13
baltimore Cattle Market
THURSDAY, October

THURSDAY, UctoDer =, 1910.
BEEF CATTLE.-The market this
week, unlike it has been for several
weeks past, exhibited considerable ac-
tivity all through, all grades, except
perhaps the very lowest, feeling IT'D
effect in an advance OF fully &c; in G
few instances choice butcher Cattle,
weighing from 900 to 1000 lbs, more
or less, it was thought by come were
&c per ID higher than last week, but 1t
was because these were rather scarce
An advance, however, of fully &c may
be marked as compared with last quo-
tations on an offering OF not as good an
average Of Cattle as there were then.
To the lighter run this week, as well ss
the more favorable prospects OF the
Eastern markets. may, in part, be at
tributed the advance and activity in
ours.
Prices to .day for Beef Cattle ranged
as follows: Best Beeves at SIS ESQ
6 %; that generally rated first quality
SOFAS 25; medium or good to lair quail
ity So 7564 so; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows SO 00@3 Is; interior and
lower grades OF Cattle 0 OO@O %
general average of the market
to-day 81; extreme range OF
prices 3 O0@6 Is. Most Of
!, the sales were from 4 50 10 10 per
100 lbs Of the receipts 435 hesd came
from Ohio, l24l from Virginia, S22
from West Virginia, SO from MARYLAND,
total receipts for the week 2 $50 head,
against 3,037 last week, and 3,3l7 bead
same time last year. OF the offerings
1858 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 469 sold to York county (Pa)
and Carroll county (Md.) dealers
and 160 head to Eastern speculators---
total sales for the week 1870 head,
against 1856 last week and 3 ga head
same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The re-
ceipts OF sheep show a considerable fall
ing of since last week, and the pens
are nearly bare, any accumulations OF
the previous week being disposed Of
quotations jus. now, as to quality,
show no advance, but in view Of the
light mum ers now in the yards prices
are looking up. We quote sheep at
4@5i cents per pound sand an ex-
ira lot held for 6 cents. Stock sheep
81 SOFAS so per head. Lambs in good
demand at 2 00@4 90 per head Re-
ceipts this week 1866 head, against
4,009 last week, and 1894 head same
time last year.
HOGS-As with other classes OF
stock this week, hogs have also fallen
off in numbers, but up to this time the
receipts have been about equal to the
demand, but prices without material
change, being but shade lower than
last week. 1t is thought that any
marked increase in arrivals would be
Immediately followed BY decline in
prices, as the demand is very limited.
We quote at Sc 50@7 Is per 100 lbs,
net for common to best, the latter be-
ing most ready sale. while the others
are very dull. Receipts this week 1856
head, against 8, 032 last week, and, ,946
head same time last year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-13
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October ii

CHICAGO, october IL.
FLOUR-Stesdy and quiet.
WHEAT-Dull and prices fell 20
2}c per bushel, with sales of No. 2 at
ST DIAL OBJ cash or seller October, and
l Ol19l O3 seller November; closing at
/ OBI cash; l Oft seller November.
CORN-Dull and a shade easier; No.
2 cold at 36s@371c cash; 36s@37c sell
Ter October 373@S7t seller November;
closing at CSC cash.
OATS-Stronger; No. 2 sold at 81 3
@324c cash seller October; 3l3@32sc
seller November; closing at 32f@32!c
seller November.
RYE-Q1iet at 64G65c for No. 2
BARLEY-Firmer and higher; No.
2 under an improved shipping demand;
most sales were at 81 36@l 49, No 3
sold at l l0@l II; Indiana rejected 81
@S5c.
PROVISIONS Dull and lower,
Mess pork sold at sl3 90 seller Janu-
airy and cash lots quoted at II 62t9
1875.