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TOPEKA, Feb. 11.-The pomeroy Investigating
Committee examined Governor Osborn, D.
Logan, and ". ?. Downs. to-day. Governor
Osborn testified that he took no part Whatever,
standing of any kind with any candidate in re-
lation tloroto.
DR.. Logan eworo that lie made hiB CANVASS for
hin,aolf, and lad no arrangement with Pomeroy
whereby ho was to withdraw In tho lattor's
favor.
bIr. powna testified TINT he know nothing Of
tho usa OF money by pomeroy, and that he
(Downs) neyor paid % 600, or any other sum, to
Edward Olara OF any body olso, for pomoroy.
Tho Legislative Committee arc making 4
thorough Investigation OF the recent alleged
bond fraud. Tho Gregory, Cloud and Dudlong
bouds iu Cherokee County wero tho only al.
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illogitlmato brothers or sisters. Tho late En-
pcror had no ohildron by any Of his numerous

mistrodae1.
THE l1IpBrnATED pArEns
death. Tho Illustrated London Nous comes out
with q large special number, made up OF tho 70.
proanc,,.i,oh q engravtnga ct ita own broug1te
f oat within ne laat tWenty-ave yoara. Here y
aan ~ aavan.ago oyor its rival the Graph'o ls
meiGlY =. naa 20 eot down from tho dholf some o. OF
ita oia blocks, snd tllo number is roady. Tho
in.tsuatGd London Aotos waa In existence at the
a .lmo or tho osoape from Ham and It reprints tho
nGco'i.is M Mnion II tilon ubiished OF THO event.
past to fall bnok upon: but 1t is ready onough,.
, 1873-02-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Feb. 11.-1n tho House of Lords, this
evening, Earl Lauderdalo asked whether tho
measures had boen taken to complete tho settle
ment Of tho Western part Of the boundary line
between the British bomiuions and the United
States. Ho oontendod that, notwithstanding the
decision with regard to that portion Of the lino
which gavc San Juan to the United States, there
we're still several wator-channols which the
Americans might claim. The rights Of the
Indian tribes wero also LETT unsettled,
and collisions were inevitable. He characterized
tho whole Treaty Of Washington ~ tho most
humi1iating England had ever negotiated. Earl
Granville replied with assurances that steps had
been taken to settle all tho boundary questions.
which was almost identical with that laid down
by the Americans. Instructions had been aont
out with view OF arriving at an agreement upon
thu e1aet b0uudnry,
, 1873-02-12

ST.. LOUIS Feb. 11.-HutohinB OF St. Louis,
offered in the House to-day the Affidavit Of Gem
oral Dorris, in vindication OF his conduct in the
Senatorial contest. Tho paper was, In sub
stance, that he was absent, and did not know
that lio was wanted. The statement by Popo
and Morgan, two Incmbor8 Of the House, con-
corning the approach with intent to bribo, wa1 in
tho main correct. He had offered to loan them
money for the purpoae Of finding out Phelps line
of operation, who had been reported Us having
$4,000 to nso in securing his election. To VIE
son and Edona lie had loaned money for their
influence. Did not expect to DO nominated un-
less there came doad lock. III no respect was
he working in tho intoroHt Of 1fr. Bogy. or in
any way connected with his aucooss. He waa
working for himself, and no ono elso. Ho had
spent about e9, 500 In this work.. Flo had not
loaned or giyon any monber ono dollar.
h1r. Headlos, the Republican mombor Of the
Investigating Committee, offered q resolution
asking that tho Conmittoo's report be recom-
mittcd, aud General Doris summoned before
tho COMMITTEES, which was Lost by a email ma
jority.
4 resolution was offered denounoing tue afti-
dayit Of Dorrs' as unworthy Of con1denoe aud
wrongfulJy casting reflections upon two menu
bora Of the Houso, which was amended to tho
ofYect that the sentiment, being er iarte teBti-
1no,y, ahould not appear as aylaonoe or so upon
tho record, which was accepted, aud the reHolu-
ton adopted.
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The Cortes Proclaim a Re-
public by a Vote Of
$50 to 80.
The Streets Of Madrid Filled With EX.
cited Crowds.
The Carlist 1nSurreCti0n---A Gloomy
Prospect.
AECentral-Amerioan City Destroyed by
an Earthquake.

SPAIN:
mAoAn, roo lo-Alanisn1.-Ae O'CLOCK this
usontns, .ne4 mug Anaoeus announced 20 zofine
saa' Nv nau uosot IT, aoo1oato' nines ea1nt'
uay 4sos' "non 10 aeo,aroa ma shsension OF quit
Jug suo snaono' .ne anpls9ors nave atfonuously
n INV auoueeoeaAont osusasofeu ~ otsaua"e n''n'
1no Aiaout'on.op' snas LIZ aoncatlon III cos1ain
9toAsoe sno pturouuaods ", 1en1"s'on ou1 'Ean4u-
.sy pies@un' Lug toya! message announcing inc
uosvs"lna.'on OF .no Ains WILL aooa DC auon11E1eo
~ NV oot'oo: ano onoino' VIII 1oei8h'
-..., Mu, =, ~ ,.t-s, ~ 4as ~ amauoas =
po3s'ot' ~ nis @ uo'osn'na1lon' ~ ~, ~ oaPoosoa
that an Executive oommis1son Will bo formed
to proclaim a Republic. Whom II booatno known
that the King would cortainly reBign, groups
gathered in tho streets, and thoro woro Bomo
attomnta At diatnrhanoo' rTho 1Ionao ~ nanu.
49, 1.s, ~ ,sLe .,a au' aio4eo ~ popu.
.,0'' .uo' u4bns' uoo'uoo 'n"t W" tiesloone VI
that branch OF tho Uoftes and fifty Deputies
should constitute permanent oommitteo.
yEDaA1LLEs, Fab. i'm. cufnnt. nennh}5ean
,onrtv T., +ha A.,o,,,1, h.. rooo,,ad ~
RI Tf' - ~ -. ~. Aa - 1 e,", WV
pa'o", onsoa nao.lu' noot, Ia ocloch so-day'
agned by Sonora Figueras and Castallar, an-
nouncfng that Republic will DO proclaimed In
spain tbis evening.
w,.u,voro,, Tat .+-ooo.o,.x,x r;o,. All.
".o, ~. 1, 4u'oo1otaIy "u1" I1sn 'ue
eYon'nB fecel'ea TUG toilo"1ns despatch from
Mtntater stcklea:
HAt 0 o'clock to-n}rht thu Cortes adopted a
pon,h,,s,, fos.s. ~ Gsw..,.s,4 ~. A r.. ~ -
asopupn'uN ~ ,oi" u oofosulnons ny sote VI
1o9 IN tho a1htmatiVo anu "a IN me negative.
, 1873-02-12
Snd Result OF Corporal I'unishmont
in q Cincinnati school.

C1so1NNAr1, Ohio, Fob. 11.-Tho death Of
Willie Bruce. boy IL years old, from, brain
ths as has not osoas0Hsa S
Friday afternoon his teacher In tho public
',..lool is reported as hnving ohastised
him by blow from book
OIL tho Bido Of the head.
No invostigation got, and nothing is known an
to the severity of the blow, or whether It con-
tributed to the cause Of death. An interview
with the parents OF tho boy deyelopes the fact
that the blow on the head Was struck four weeks
ago. His attending phyaician atatos that tho
blow was not tho Immediate cau8a Of hia death,
but suspects that it aggravated tho conditions,
inducing fatal disease.
, 1873-02-12
MARINE DISASTERS.

WreclsinE OF tho Ariadnc-.Founder.
ing Of tho Tniismun--Tzvclvc Liycs
LDats
Noaro1K, Va, Fob. 11.-Tho steamer AriAdno,
from New York for New Orleans, which went
ashore ut Nags Hoad, ia total loss. No livos
we're lost. 4 small part Of the cargo MAS saved
in damaged condition
LONDON, Fob. 11.-The stoanship Tnlisman
foundsrod ut Ecu on a voyage from Brazilian
ports to Hamburg. TUelvo lives wero Lost.
, 1873-02-12

1ao 10 Granted n suporsodons by Judgo
TcA1IIstcr.
Special Despatoh Ia The Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Feb. 11.-Judgo Knowlton tele-
graphs this morning that Judge MoAllissor has
granted writ Of error aud snperscdeas In tho
Pertoet caae.
JOLIET ILL.,, Fob. 11.-Pertoot received intel
ligenco OF the sttpcrsetleas granted him by Judge
McAllstor Mt 11:20 this morning. Upon receipt
Of tho nowa ho joyfully exclaimed: II knew I
wouldn't be hangodl"
, 1873-02-12
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Fob. 11.-Tho Legislative 1nvosti-
eating Committee, at their ecaslon to-day. OK
House Of Representatives, who tostiaos TINT
Wm. parr, 1nombor Of tho laat Legislature
had told him TINT, aftor tho law was passed. to
transfer tho Contral Lunatio Asylum from tho
old location to its prcsent eito, he Ind boon
offered ono-Boyenth Of the ton aoros Of tho old
Asylum grounds. Orobaugh refusod to give tho
name OF his informant without consultation
with him.
Tho Bar Of this county, to-day, adopted roao-
lutions approving the blll now before tho Logis-
laturo to aboleh second tria1y
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ERIE, Pa, Fob. 11.-Tho Eric express, weat,
on the Pittaburgh d Eric Railroad, encountered
brokon rail two miloa west Of RldEevsy, O., At
baggaga-car pasaod safely over. Two passenger
cars went down an embankment Bix or eight foat,
but tho sleeping-osr stayed on the track. One
OF the cars turned over on lta top md the othor
on it's side. Fifteen passengers wero bruised,
but no ono received very serious injurioa. The
train was running very slowly at the time or
there would hayo been very bad disaster,
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 11.-On Thursday evening
Ing home from Shelby City, KY, wore stopped
BY negro highwayn.on and robbed, Timberlake
losing @125. 1t Afterwards turned out that
1oooh had paid tho noHroes to do tho robbery,
and, when arrested, Timberlake'a money was
found In Lis poHsoABion,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb. 11.-A aeputation from the Left
Centre Of the Assembly waited on President
Thiers last evening, and promised him tho sup
port of thcir party. Tho President told them ho
hoped ho would ba able to induce tho Committee
of Thirty to accept tho Goyornment's viows. II
he failed with tho Committee, he would main
tain those views before the Assembly.
spocial Committee appointed to draw up an
port to the Committee Of Thirty, and declare
They will reHign rather than do 30.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
IOWA.
Special Despateh to T'hs Chicago 7Faba'R.

IOWA.
Special Despateh to Ths Chicago 7F1b"'H.
DrsMorsrs, Town, eFsbiii Feb. m-1n the Senate to-
day title 2l, Of Crimes, Punishment, and orlm-
fnaf Procedure, was paBaed. .
HouHo bill title 25, Of Criminal Procedure,
was considered as reported from tho Judiciary
sootlon ], Chapter 10, was amonded so az to
compel Magistrate 70 iasuo = warrant when
the proper pnpora arc filed. An amendment WAS
made giving defendant tho right to toatlfy IN
examinations. but ahall not bo compelled TO
do so.
sootion 40 Of tho revision, relative to the right
OF tho defendant to challenge grand Jurors, was
restored in place Of tho section reported by tho
comnissionore. Section 40, 9hsptor u, Of the
Of Court to decide upon challenge of juror.
Section i, Chapter, Is, relating to tho power
Of tho Court to arrost and dotain "itneaa,
whore an indictment Is pondlng, either during
a. an te amendmont ID 10 AG msdo BY by tho HOUSE that
piea Of insanity shall bo aont to an
Insane Asylum, was also strickon out. now
aootion waa added providing that tho Governor
tho frat logroo Without the adyioo Of tho Senate,
and notice Of application for pardon must be
published four wooks in newspapers at the Cani-
tal, end in tho county whore tho offonce was
Several minor amendments we're mado, and tho
bill pasaod+
Title "a, Of Evidence, Was passed. without any
special amendment.
Titlo Il, OF tho Poltoo Of tho State, WAS theu
talEou up, and consideration OF Chapter OF tho
Care Of tho Insnno commenced. Amendments
wero made reducing the Board Of TruAtooB to
hyo members. Their compensation WAS f11ed at
85 per day, and mileage at centR por milo, and
to roceivo pay for not exceeding thirty dayb In
ono year.
A discussion followed oyor. abolishing tho
Board Of Visitation, previously amonded, by
requiring that ono Of tho Board shall bo d
woman, pending which, adjourned.
HoUHE.
The House had to-day warm and exciting
time over tho Railway Chapter Of title 10, Of In
corporations. When the journal was read, 1t
was discovered to be true that tho substitute
previously agreed upon In caucne for the O'Don.
nol and Keab1e's amendment had been inserted
in tho wrong place, and that the bill ns passed
yeatorday contained the. lust amendment. An
arInn1go tho difficulty, but all motions to that
waa then made to reconsider the
! voto by which tho bill passed
This was discussed during tile balance Of the
morning seBsion. In the afternoon tho vote
WAS reconsidored, and finally vote was again
| reached on the substitute proposed, and 1t wat
| voted doHn-yeas, 88; nays At. This lott thu
| bill with tho O'Donnol tariff and Keablo'a anti:
discriminating amendment both in. Tho bill
| thon pasaed-yeas, u; !; nays, u.
After spending q short time IN Committee o1
| the Whole on title "a, Of Crimes and Pun.
| ishments. and making no important amend
mentk. tjIo Houap adjourned,
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NEW YoRK, Fob. 1.-The steamship Henry
Chauncey has arrived from Aspiuwall.
LONDON, Fob. 11.-stean1ships Minnesota, Po-
lynosIan, and Italy arrived out.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 1l.-No nows Of tho
steamer Nevada, two woeks overdue from AUS
trala.
steAmer George L. Wright, overdue eixteen
days.
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Libcrnl Republican Nominations.

CoNooRp, N. H.. Feb. 11.-Bomo fifty repre-
eentativos Of the Liboral Republican party met
hero today In response to call from the Com
Governor and William a. Head for Railroad
Commissioner.
The Liberal Republican meeting held hero to-
day, after nominating State ticket, formed it.
s into
District, Emery a. Hubbard Second, Josiah II.
Fletcher Third, gamuol P. Cooper.
, 1873-02-12
CUBA.

HAVANA, Feb. IA commission from the Ha-
vann Casino went to Porto Rico, to-day. accom-
pauying tho delegation from the island on its
return home. Tho suppoeition is that the COM
mission ia to prepare for joint action and union
against the reforms Of radicaliBm.
, 1873-02-12
AERicA.

LISBON, Feb. 11.-An insurreotion OF the
natives has broken out against the Portuguese
Africa. Carvestos. with troops hare been do
8patohod to the colony.
, 1873-02-12
GEORGIA,

ATLANTA, Ga, Fob. 1t.-aoyornor Smith sent
. special message, yesterday, to tho Legislature,
during the current year to meet bonds falling
duo, and to pay tho intorost On the public dobs.
, 1873-02-12
Tho Maryland Fres1lct,

New YoRx, Feb, 11.--A special from Port De-
poHit, Md.. says that tho Ice is rilod up high In
tue river, but, nevertholesg, tho atreea are FREQ
from water. Unless a long.oontinued thaw
happens no further damage will be caused. Tho
damage already done is estimated vt @100. 900.
, 1873-02-12

Special Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
AURORA, ILL.,, Fob 1l.-An election was held
to-day to decide whether Aurora would organize
under the new charter or not. Tho total vote
polled was $50, being "a for its adoption and 878
against. At tho aano time vote was taken on
the question Of poRtmaster. &. A. pirangle
ras the favorlto, receiving every vote cast,
amounting to 703.
, 1873-02-12
Gonornl Crook,n INDIAN Policy.

BAN FnAHoisco, Fob. 11.-LieutenantB RoBa
sud Burke, Of General Crooks atatf, arrived at
Camp Grant, Jan. "a, and reported one battle
with tho Apaohes, killing four warriors
and capturing twelve. General Crook, at
over 800 warriors since the opening OF tho oam-
paign. no will fight them till they sue for
pApc6.
, 1873-02-12

uAnntsnunan, Fob. 11.-Both Houses resolved
to suspend business until after tho funeral Of
Governor Geary, and TINT tho State boar the
funeral expenses. Both Chambers aro drossod
in mourning.
, 1873-02-12
GERMANY,

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE Pr1ssian Court goes
into mourning for three weekB for the lato
Dowagor Empress OF Austria.
, 1873-02-12

tho Fifth Division ~ funeral escort on Thura-
day, and lnvltoa other military organizations to
participate.
Tho Rov, Z. r. Hammond. tho great cyangol-
tot, commenced sorios OF nnion meetings In
Burlington, Iowa, last Sunday. Two meetings
arc hold daily, tho churches being packed with
old and young Of oil denominations. Many con-
versions hayo already boon made. All tho min
lntors and Christians Of tho city, and many from
abroad, ARC ass1sting IN hogroat work.
, 1873-02-12
MARRIED,

MARRIED.
,,jmAVlsvQLCGTT-1n this ety, Feb. II, By tho Rev.
Oloott, both Of Chicago. No cards.
Rov: q. Y. Koy. Rcotor Of st. stephen's Church. MI
Houben II. Ilddoll and Miss Aunto Maria Ruo.
ED- New York paposs please copy.
, 1873-02-12
CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA. Feb. Tho town Of San Vicente, in
Salvador, has boon destroyed by an earthquake.
No liyeR aro reported lost.
, 1873-02-12

Speeial Dcspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
poaans oasnoss @ waa sssa n her aou
last evening or to-day: Gu ntities Of petitions
wero received In both HouHos for tho bostowal
Of tho land grant on tho different companies
applying; for and against tho repeal Of laws OK
tiona and other property from taxation, and
against tho repeal or any damaging amendment
to tho Graham Liquor law.
SENATE.
Tho Senate concurred in tho Assembly roso1u-
tion for tho appointment OF an agent to prose-
cute Wisconsin claims against the United statoB
posed Of for Indian reservations, military land
warrants, Agricultural College and othor land
aorip Issued to any other State.
Tie Senate bill approprlating S45,ooo! to the
State Prison for curront expenses, repairs, and
indobtedness, Was passed.
highways, and arnondatory Of Section GO, Chapter
152 Of tho general laws of 1860, and to amend
Sections and 10, Of Chapter h27, general laws
OF 1865, regulating the disposal Of awamps and
overiloSod lands, and the proceeds therefrom.
Bills passed .apRroprIating % 500 annually to
tho State Agricultural Society to meet various
expenses; to amond Chapter 180, general Laws
OF 1868, to enable poor persons to obta1n Justice
freely, the latter after considerable discussion.
A resolution requiring the disposal Of farm
ing, grazing, and hard wood timber lsnds: in tho
st. Croix and Superior land grant, at price not
exceeding 52.50 per aore, and to be sold to &C.
tual aottlers only, after lengthy discussion,
WAS tabled.
The Select Committee on Counties whore its
1a11ds lie, reported In favor OF repeating tho law
Of 1870, o1ompting the Wost Wisconsin Railroad
lands from taxation.
4 resolution for final adjournment On tho 9th
was referred to Select Committee.
resolution for Joint Committee Of Five on
Printing was adopted.
Nearly two hours WAS occupied in diseussing
, 1873-02-12

Bankrupt Btook Of vALE1sS CIGAR STORE, No. 9ls
West Aandolphst, FRIDAY, Fob. II, At 10 =. n oon-
Sitting nf largo sopk Of Cigars. OF ayory varIetyi To@
bacco Fancy Goods, show Cases. F1turcs Indian Fig
lso Lcaee. eto Goods win bo sold Without xosorys
, 1873-02-12

so SINISTER AND GENERALLY BAD.
His eye auggested treachery aud cruelty. You
fclt that, say what you may, the face could moi
ers-judging BY the Representatives they do.
epatchcd to Oh1solhurat- features equally
forbidding. "What scoundrels they look! 7
whispered . friend to mo as the procession wont
By, and the thought was roally in my mind at the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS

AN IMPORTANT IN IGNITION. 1T Pc
htains the Rupture al II times,snd under
die hardest exercises or severest strain. !t
IL worn with comfort, and II kept on night
and day, effects permanent .ure In Few
weeks. Sold cheap and sent by Mail when
requested, Circular tree when ordered by
etter sent to the elastic Truss Co., No. 6S}
Broadway, n. Y. City Nobody uses Metal
Spring Trusses, too painful, they slip of TOO
frequently. maS5-c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
New xorR MARKET.
New YORK, October {

NEW YORK, Octooer o.
| FLOUR-The market for state and
| western -four quiet and steady; shipping
grades scarce and firm; family brands
| dull and heavy; IS 25@6 90 for super
fine slate, 6 60@6 70 lor extra state;
| 6 SOG6 90 Tor choice do; 6 90@7 %
for fancy do; 5 25G 6 90 Tor supsfine
western; 6 60@6 IS for common to
medium extra western; 6 S097 % for
choice dc; 6 75@7 Is for common to
fair extra St. Louis and 7 8OG 10 50
br good to choice do. Southern flour
aniet and unchanged. Rye -four 10
N or craze request at 4 75@5 90.
WHEAr-Qniet at 81 AZ for No. 2
choice; | As for No. Milwaukee and
| 60 tor winter red western.
RYE-Nominal at S999 Csc.
BARLEY-Decidedly firmer; two
rowed state 81 40; four rowed state 90.
| CORN-Heavv at 64@65 for steamer
western mixed; 65!666 Tor sail; 6649
&c Tor yellow western.
OATS-Firmer at 53c for old wes'-
ern mixed; 56l@57c for ne" western
mixed: 5S66Oc tor white western.
PROFESSIONALISM marketsteady,
ruling at SIT 00@l7 II Tor ne" mess;
IA Is for extra prime; Is 75@l6 5O for
new prime mess. Beet quiet and steady
at 8 5O6l0 90 for plain mess; 10 200
II 90 for extra do. Beet hams dull at
Is OO623 90 Tierce beet quiet a.,
6OO6lS 90 for prime mess aud 10 w
620 90 tor India do.
LARD-S4c for steam and ,; Tor
kettle rendered.
COTTON-Only in moderate de
mand both fcr exportort and specuIa-
tor: low midiIings 1892
WHISKY-Q net at 81 Ol4@l O2.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
Cincinnati MarRet.
CINCINNATI, October |

CINCINNATI, October ).
COTTON Qriet middlines l74c
FLOUR-Frrm and unchanged; am
ilv &c Som7 90; fancy 7 25M 8 30.
WHEAT-Steady; red 81 S5Gl 40
white 56m 81
CORN Dull at IS a49c.
OArS-Uuchsnged aud steady al
SO" 43:
RYE-Steady at $50.
HAY-Uuchsrged at $500 loi
timothy
PROVISTONS-Nominal ard un.
changed Mess pork in better demand
and sales OF city mess at SIS 90 Bulk
meats quiet ard uncharred-st ouidere
SsM7t, >; clear rib sides s.; clear sldes
81 81, Bacon ia shoulders STA
ST.: clear sih sides $40 SEC; clear size:
g.; sugar cured hams T.! lac.
LARD-Urchanged 81 s
HOGS-Firm at 81 5O@4 GO.
WHISKY-Dull; sale q, 90c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
market ia not a. strong a. heretofore

market is not a. strong a. heretofore
and lower prices may be looked for. '.
CATTLE-Sales for tbe-week Include
liz head fair to superior at y 5OC9
4 90 per cwt. The buyers are chiefly
butchers and the stock offered is not al
good as they usually desire. There
o many scalawags offered, owners
seeming de.Irous to sell because they
are without a sufficient quantity OF
rough iced. Prime cattle sell without
d, fficnl,y at outside figures and are en-
quired Tor. n 1s. ,.."eA,
HOGS-The sales for TIE week foot
up l9l head of hoga, being the largest
transaction ofthe season. The demand
is good from all clases Of BUYERS except
packers, who have not yet come into tn.
market. Prices are firm. at "a 1893 w
npr hundred for hogs weighing from
$50 to 300 pounds.
SHEEP-The receipts are far below
the demand. Good mutton sheep are
much epquired tor and prices are firm
Sales for the week Of So head at 4@44c
per pound. ,5 r,v E'.-. .'.~.
LAMBS-Are active with fair de-
maud. Sales of Is head at s. each.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October 8

CHICAGO. October s
WHEAT-No, . spring wheat fairly
active and frmer, with sales 81 81 OS!
al O9t cash; 0T@l o. seller October;
| O5ja | OF seller November; closed at
| O6 seller November.
FLOUR-Firm at S. SOFAS 90.
CORN-Steady and active at the
opening. hut tame at the close; No. =
sold at So! a sole cash; 33!G 395 seller
October; 40 Q40t seller November.
RYE-S eady at Csc for No. .
BARLEY-Wanted by all classes O.
buyers, al d shippers in particular, and
the market was active. slro"g AID
higher; No. sold at 81 33@l s.
ca, b closed firm at Sc; No 2 soil at
| llCG Is; closed firm; samples sold a.
90rG6 90
PROVISIONS-A shade lower
Mers pork sold at Sl4 81 cash; IS Sc
seller Dpce, >ber
LARD-72c cash or seller July.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09
Money niarE CT
New YORK. October S.

New York. October S.
The money market worked Ii tie
cIosrer TO-DAY. E rly transactions on
call were at per cent currency to gold
interest, but ia the afternoon there was
an advance to l-lG65 per diem and al
late business WAS Al the higher rate
Foreign exchange was heavy and lower,
partially on account o. the heavy pro-
duce exports. Quotations for sexual
business at the close were at 1867 Tor
urine bankers sixty days sterling and
1857 o. eight. Gold weak, declining from
llO} to lO9s Atthe close sales were
made al lU9s to 1919 Government
weak at the close aud declined / to J
per cent from the hinhest point OF yes
terday. There were no large offerings,
however, and the transactions were
smaller than usual. State bonds quiet
and firm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

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