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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, March 6, 1873

| HU hsDAfi MATCH U, 1910.
BEEF CATTLE There was not g
very heavy run of Cattle this week, but
the quality was Of better average than
last week, though a few tops" then ex'
celled those OF this week. The mar
ket was not very active as is often the
case when the arrivals are rather light
though prices were full 4c higher, in
some cases &c. Towards the close, how
ever, the market weakened some little.
About 200 OF the arrivals will be re-
shipped East by the original owners
the balance were all closed out.
Prices to day for Beef Cattle RANGED
as follows: Best Beeves al Sc j097 80 :
that generally rated first quality 80 81
ass so; medium or good tair qualify
81 75CG$5 so; ordinary hin Steers, Oxen
and Cows So 0094 Is; inferior and
lowest grades of Cattle 50 90 20 Co.,
general average OF the market to dsv
S. so; extreme range o. prices So 90
al 80. Most Of the sales were from
IS Is TO % per 100 lbs. OF the re.
ceipts 500 head came from Ohio 30 from
Maryland, GO from Illinois, 80 from
West Virginia, and 81 head from Penn
svlvania-total recruits Tor the week
1903 head, against 1890 last week, aud
1882 head for the same time last year
OF the offerings 53S head were taken
by Baltimore butchers, lO2 sold to
Washington city and Annapolis dea-
lers-total sales for the week $40 head
against 1919 last week, and 9l7 head
Tor the same time last year.
SHEEP-Tnere is slight decrease
in the receipts this week, but no appre
ciable change in prices as yet, though
on account OF shortly expected arrivals
of tolerable heavy couslgnments, the
market does not close with as good
prospects tor the coming week as 1t has
exhibited since our last report A few
car loads were shipped East by spec
lators The quality of the arrivals
generally has been OF good grade
We cote good Sheen at 591! Genus per
10. gross Receipts this we, X 2l45 head,
against 2l04 last week, and 1870 head
same time last year.
HOGS.-There ls fair increase in
the receipts this week, but they have
been promptly taken about as fast as
they arrived, and as an advance on
last weeks figures OF about t. per 10
The quality generally is OF an inferior
order. and good tat Hogs are in good
demand, and would readily Command a
full tc higher begun than that "ur b'gh
est quotation. We quote at 81 25@7 IS
a lew choice Hogs (and only a few
among the arrivals can be so described
sold at St S7!@S 90 per 100 los net.
Receipts thus week 7495 mead, against
5lI3 asst week, aud 1913 head same
time last year.
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FIRST MORTGAGE.
I Per Cent 50 Year Bonds
OF
Buffalo Valley Railroad,
OF PENNSYLVANIA

A branch of the Pittsburgh, Washing
ton and Baltimore Railroad, extending
from Garrett to Berlin, only eight m les
long. Interest payable semi-annually at
Western Nat onal Bank, Baltimore.
The q aduatior, Rridg ng, &c completed.
Jross ries delivered ready for superstruc-
ture. Nothing waited TO compile e It but
the lying OF the rails, which can re done in
thirty days. The road up ~ present date Is
out OF debt. Whole issue of Bonds Eighty
Thousand Dollars.
1t is a vel known fact that Short Line
Road pay the best, an this line has the
additional advantage thst it connects with
one OF the leading Trunk Lines leading TO
Pittsburgh and besides, it passes through
one OF the most productive, BEAUTIFUL and
fertile Mineral alleys Of Pennsvl vania,
Astounding in Timber, Coal, Iron Ore and
very superior Fire Clay, the Freights on
which alone without the pas Senger travel,
NUT produce a large revenue.
For sale al s. and accrued interest by
feb2j JOHN b. TRULL.
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New York Market.
New YORK, March s

AVE-" SA'ANI
FLOUR.-Market is steady a and
good demand tor low grades and 'hoice
sh ppiug extras s. 9Oln6 ID for
superfne state S76$7 60; Tor Extra
state; s. 55@a7 s. tor choice s. 6oCa
s 40; for fancy IS S5m6 %; forsuPer
fine western; Sc o5(a7 Il or Cannon
to medium. extra westeru; 81 4OaS 90
Tor choice; IS 50@lO So Tor common
to choice, white wheat western extra;
ST 0OGo7 80 tor common to good
RYE FLOUR -Duli al d steady.
WHEAT-Market quiet for prime
grades, OF Spring, holders ak tnll prices.
Demaud fair ,or mlIlng Exporters
taking some few lots at about steady
prices 81 6SlGl 60 tor No. , Sprlnr,
spring in store asd af "a; 81 75lal 81
for No. L; 81 S06l 95 tor winter red,
western; 81 S5l02 90 Tor amber western;
81 SO@2 ~ Tor white western, latter
for fancy.
BARLEY -Qniet and steady.
CORN. Quet, without any decided
change. 65a 654 tor new western mix.
ed GA for old do. in store. 49,
OATS.-In fair request, steady at A.
650 for new mixed western.
PORK Market quiet, with only a
moderate amount OF stock arriving.
Holders are very firm in their views at
SIS S7t@l6 on for mess, Si2 W Tor
extra prime, and Sl4 259I4 % Tor
prime mess.
LARD-In fair request and steady at
St@S8 tor No. to prime steam, and
S3GSf tor kettle rendered
Pc ROLEUM Quiet. Ste tor
crude; ISL Tor refined
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From the MoOrefield Courier.
We notice that a Convention COM
posed o. some eight or ten Democratic
sore-heads was lately held in Charles
ton. No names are attached but that
OF Chas. T. Caldwell as secretary. We
pity Charley; he was in bad company
that time, unknown 10 him self, OF
course. Resolutions were passed con-
demniug that portion Of the Democratic
press which does not see fit to endorse
everything done by the Solous OF the
present Legislature. Well, we profess
to be a Democratic editor-s Democrat
II the INDEPENDENT sChool-and we are
free to denOuuce or endorse members OF
our party only wheE we 'eel that they
deserve it That's our position. II the
members OF the present Legislature do
what IS right, and we think it is right,
We will give them that credit which is
due them. But il they do what we
consider wrong, we will denounce them
A. ti.rcply "a we DO any other body OF
men whom we believe wrong Because
paper espouses Democratic principals,
! it Is no reason why we should endorse
c)rruptiou aud wrong doing. No, no,
gentlemen; keep your seats, and attend
to your business We are endeavorIng
to attend to ours. Your Conventions
and resolutions Of censure don't hurt
our backbone. We are "independeut
in all things, neutral in nothing" and
at the same time believe in the time
houored principals of the Democratic
Marty. Come on with some more ress-
| luliOus.
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FERNS, by Mail. in Advance
George Alfred Townsend ON Brother


Washington Correspondent Chicago Times.
The grizzly Ansniss, Brother Harlan
commonly called "Exhortation Jim,
has been recalled before the committee
oil the Senate to tell about the ten
thousand dollars he took from Durant
under the suspicious relation OF being at
the time Secretary OF the Interior, where
Durant wanted him ito do the most
good p
They made him tell who was the
person to run with Durant's checks and
collect the money on it. He said 1t
was "a man." amid much doubt
What man? Which his name was
Carlton, of the Methodist Book concern
New York city. "The Agent or Secre-
tary OF the Book Concern" said Harlan
in mis- sheepish way.
Now we have an inside view Of the
house OF Carlton a Porter, publishers
in chief OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church at the time the Rev. DR.. Lana
han. of the Baltimore Conference, i'm
peached the honesty Of that manage
ment
Dr.. Lanahan Jared like all reformers
in these days. The General Conference
or National Convention OF the Church,
looked upon him as person who was
doing the denomination injury in the
name OF honesty. He was sort of
Martin Luther, taking bulls by the
horns, instead OF staying over among
the sheep and raiSing no more than the
regular evangelical "ba. a-a-al
Since the quasi.triumph Of the Church
caucus the younger Porter has been
arrested for obtaining goods under
false pretenses and now an easy pas
sage appears to have existed between
the Book Concern and the eminent
brethren who were purloining from the
public treasury.
Can the corruptions of States ever
be corrected when churches fare no
better?
Here is question which Harlan
answered so as to involve a direct per
Jury, unless Colonel McComb spoke
falsely. The latter sad to me, as |
printed it in the Chicago Tribune, that
Harlan received about $50, 900 altogeth-
er through Duraut, and here is Harlan's
wav OF answering:
Question by Mr. Stevenson-Did you,
after May Is, 1868, to January |, 1866,
receive anv other money from any
President, Vice President, agent, or EN-
ployee OF any OF the roads known as the
Pacific roads?
Auswer-Not that | an aware OF, so
far as | can now remember.
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Dr.. Pisrce's Fayorite Prescription.

Theterm, however, Il but feeble expression II
nv m0st mAtured appreciation Of Ste value, based
upon actual and witnesssi realities As . oioso
observer, have while Witnessing its positive re-
suits In the few special dseases incident 90 tho
separate organism Of woman. singled II out -
the climax or efo Wntrg gem OF my
medical career. On It's hiefiis as positive
safe and efectualremeay TO- hss class OF diseases
and one tharVyilat all - esand under all eircum-
stances act kindly aT a, ~ .mony with the laws
which govern the female system, am willing To
stake my reputation AZ physician. Nay, even
more so confident am l that II viii not disAppolnt
the most sanyuine expectations OF single Invalid
hdy who employs IL Tor any OF the ailments for
which / recommend 10, that oder and eel It
under A Positive GUARANTEE. H
n beneficial effect Is not experienced by the time
two-thlnis OF the contents oi The bottle are used
I viii, on return OF the bottle, two-thints Of tho
medicine having been taken according 10 dircc-
tons, and the case being one Tor which l rccom-
mend It. promptly refund the money paid lor II
Had not the most psrfect confidence IN its viz
tnes could not Offer it a. do under these condt-
tons; but having witnessed its truly miraculous
cures In thousands OF cases, ] feel war
ranted and perfectly safe In risking
The following are among those diseases IN
which my Favorite Prescription nas
worked cures-as II by magic and with acertainiY
never before attained by any medicine: Leu.
corrhsa, Excessive Flowing, Painful Monthly
Periods Suppressions when nom nnnsnul
causes Irregularities, Weak Back, Prolapsus or
falling OF the Uterus, Anieversion and Retruyer-
sion, Bearing Down senssi,ons' Internal Hat
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congestion, In
eAnmation and liberation Of the Uterus, lmpo-
tcncy Barrenness, or Sterility, Female Weakness
and very many other chronic diseases incident 70
woman not mentioned here, IN which, A. well
as IN the cases which ! have mentioned, my
Favorite Prescription works cures-the mar
vel OF the world. This medicine 90 not
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10
Valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y the undersigned wishes to sell lin
wure or in party that portion of coal now
lu his posses iOr, announcing to about Rl
acres located along the Ohio river about
one third pf a mile north OF he city limits,
To- e her with one acre OF surface at the en-.
trance on the tide nea ct the river, and
three acres Dt surface around the other en-
trance ba TX Of Fulton The vein of coal
viii vary from feet 4 inches u 7 feet IN
depth, aud could be bnveuiently shipped
by means oil the county ro ID, or by the z.
W. Y K.R X, as the ent ance on the river
side i not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
eriy
marlin WALTER NJ ARNh A LII.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 5.
FLOUR-Steady, aud unchanged ,
5 66@6 25; tor family 75@S.
WHEAr.-Qulet, l67 al 81.
CORN-Wea 4OG43.
OArS-Firm, 3l@3S.
kYE-S0GS4
BARLEY-Quiet, ranges from 50 to
IS.
PROVISlONS-Firm; sales Of Pork
spot cash; most holders asking SO .
TO Is 50. Bulk meats steady; Suoui-
ders 81; Bacon steady; Shoulders 3 5
q. K. Ss9S3; C. S, S. all packed
Sugar cured Hams l24 9l3$ Lard
firm at s.. Tsllow steady al >GS3.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN MONDAY THE nth DAY OF
Iarcn, 1878, commencing at 10 o'clock
l. / will proceed 70 sell at public auc-
.,l Al the lat residence of Jonn Hamilton,
d..U on On Iplins rect, 80 ntre Wheeling
ali he household and kitchen furniture,
aud other personal properly, belonging To
the estate OF said John Hamilton, died, con-
,.>.-IlL N part o. Carpets, PSrlor, Din
lns-roO n and Chamber furniture, Dishes,
e. 1S,wIre window ids, &c.
Terms OF sale, Cash
hANiBAL FOR BE5,
.,4gr5 Admin TRAITOR,
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TIrESnAY APRIL q. ISz3.
IUIUeIH dS I'lIIUWN.
List OF GIFTS:
Total. 10000 Gifts, all Cash. ........

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash. OOO
To provide means for this magnificent
concert, One Hundred Thousand Tickets
! only will be issued, a large portion OF which
&c oil PRTCE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, IS; and quar-
ters 81 80. Eleven Whole Tickets for 500.
No d sc Dunt on less than 500 orders. MOTH
ing could be more appropriate Tor presen
han ticRets TO this Banquet OF Wetlth or
more likely To produce grander satisfactory
results. The object of this = bird Glft Con
cert is the enlargement and endowment o
the Public library OF Kentucky, which, oy
the special act authorizing The concert TOT
its benefit Is 10 be forever free 10 all cltlzens
o. every state. This Concert will be con-
Quoted like the first and second heretofore
given, and full particulars of the mode OF
drawing the gilIs and paying them ann
everything necessary to thorough under
standing Of the scheme, from beginning 10
end re now published in the form OF
circular which will be furnished free Of
cost o any who apply. The entire MANAGE
ment Of this undertaking has been COM
mltted by the trustees TO Hon. Ihos. n
Braml6tte, lac Governor OF Kentucky, 10
whom all communications pertaining 10
the Gilt Concert should be addres sed.
K. I. DURRETt, Prest
W.N.HA DEMAN, Vice Prest.
JOHN ). CAIN, Sec'y Public Library OF
FAKMfERs DRovERs' BANK, Treas.
uier.
AS the time for the concert Is close at
hand April SthI parties wanting tickets
should lend in heir orders Immediately II
they wnnld avoid the ru 'h and de ay ASA
luteiy unavOiu able in the few days proceed
ing tnr Drawing. Ali orders and applica-
tons Tor agencies, circulars aud in 'orma-
tiOn will u e"I with prompt attention.
TIEUS. T.. Bk AMLEErE,
Louisville, N.Y.,
Agent Public library KY.
j. ". l.. RODGERS, agent.
100 Market 81.
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BRINGHAM and Butler have profound
contempt for newspapers. 1t is notica-
Bile when a public man is detected in
transactions not entirely creditable, he
turns upon the press his whitening
wrath The newspapers naturally feel
humi ated, but they have their own
views, and proceed all the same TO
carry them out. There is no doubt but
for these meddlers and their correspon-
dents the recent Investigations would
have been held with closed doors, and
several regulations for truth and several
other things saved Your wiry poEitl-
clan, who sci emes and devises how he
may most successfully Gespoil the peo-
pie aud hoodwiuk them, finds in the
press the most difficult ohsticle to sue
cess, and allows no opportunity to pass
unimproved where he can void his
spleen. We have potieced the same
symptoms OF contempt for newspapers
in muuinciple quarters. Your Conucll
man, like your Congressman, who is al
adept at jobhery, has hardly less IN
tense indifference to anything q news
uaper msy say.-Cm Commercial
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Some one wrote an anonymous letter
to Judge Poland, last week, charging
him with going easy" on certain Con-
gressmen, because they were Masous.
Considering that he is about the only
old.fashioned, hard shell anti. Mason
lett over in Congress, the Judge thinks
this decidedly iunny.-SpringfeH Re
publican.
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mnneH NATAL.
New YORK, March 5

New YORK, March ).
Money is active and stronger TO-DAY
and ranged from l-32 to per dem, ior
call loans 10 borrowers Cd Stock col
lected. Foreign exchanges heavy aud
lower again to-day, owing partly 10
high rates for cash gold prime Bankers
81 days sterling sold at l07 ! cash
to day and was offered at lO7 ! TO lOI
Tor Wednesdays packet. CabIe trans
fers sold at los ] and sight bills
quoted nominslly. Gold firm al 10 ;
10 lis on an active business.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. Marc

CHICAGO, March >.
WHEAT-The market dropped la
l3c per bushel. No. 2Spring 81 2l3G
! % cash or seller March; 81 254 a
! 2St seller April; closing quiet At 81 u
cash or seller March; 81 223 seller
April.
FLOUR-Quiet
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Fair Grounds For Rent.

rl78EFAlR GROUNDS of THE NORTH
1 Vest virginia Agricultural Society, on
Nu.-Ilg Isl nd are or rent The use 81
a.. grounds tor Pic Mics and the horse
-.s e>"nd Track IN " be rented = parately
. Dies red. Possession give APRIL hrst.
AapI} 20 THD5. HJR ' BRO h Pres I,
or j HIN /. STOP. SeCIetaL Y.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, March s,

TOLEDO, March >.
FLOUR-Dull
WHEAT-Dull, and &c lower. No
! white Michigan 81 SO; amber Mich
igan 81 20
CORN-Quiet and lower, Mixed
393@392
0ATS-Quiet, No. 1884,
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A DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE -"On
tt ursdsy afternoon an infant daughter
OF J. P. A Entler, Esq, OF Piedmont
was given dose OF lsudanum in mis-
take tor g soothing medicine. As soon
as the mistake was discovered medical
aid was summoned, but the babe wa:
beyond the reach o. human aid, and
alter lingering some hours died. The
mother is nearly crazed with grief.
-GlytbsrLdnd Ne1cs
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FREDERICK NJ. CabeIl died at his res
ideuce IN Nelson county Va, last Sun
day. Mr.. Cabell occupied a high
position in the confidence and esteem
of the people of his county. He was
elected 10 the Legislature in 1872, and
served several consecutive terms. In
1861 he was chosen with great unani'
m,ty to represent his county IN the
State Convention. Since that time he
has held no public position.
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For the information OF any Nesbitts
who NAV wish to remit eleemosynsry
thousand dollar bills to Mr.. Schuyler
ColIax, it may be mentioned that bis
address for the future will be South
Bend, Ind.-CAicagO Times.
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For s.le--BoiIer and Engine.

rEVEN INUH CYLINDER AND
- twelve inch stroke, boiler eight aud
h.lCIeet high thirty six inches in diamet r.
A., in cool order. Burns ouly one load OF
crlI per week. Also Skating aud Betting
for sale Al very cheap For further in
f,.mation Apply at G.Mendel, Booth Il Co.'s
ul~,liture shop, 'aw3w
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

4 FINE FRAME HOUSE ON CHEST
n nut street, Wheeling Isl .nd,cDntaining
e. ht rooms and a C liar. II is pleasant
located and IN peri CT order. For iurther
pa. tlcuIars apply 20
j. BIER,
ruaTT.a Cor, John and Filth streets. e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10

LUcIEN Beard, a distinguished Virgi.
MIA horse tibet. who escaped from jail
in Richmond two years ago, has been
captured in Pierce City, Missouri.
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For Sale.

WRIST CLASS NEW BRICK DWELL
inr house on Chapline street, and three
houses on division street, Centre " heeling.
Wv H0GE d BRO,
mari Balley's Block.
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FOR SALE.
Public sale.

az A LARGE LAW LIBRARY, ON
THURSDAY the 18th day of March, 1873,
sf the Court House o. ohio county, in the
civ of VIII ceiling, l will sell at public auc-
tinn one large law library.
Terms of sale cash.
tahI0-i II. CONANT.
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FOR RENT.

.I'tF STORE ROOM ADJOINING THE
| .ty Sank and lately occupied by u.
W. S.ouer, deceased. Pos eSsiOn given
t.rrrI /. 1873. h. CRA NGLE.
..rl /,
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N Z 0tCAl.
WOMAN.

By an Immense practise. extending through
period Of years, havi0g within that time treated
many thousand cases ~ those diseases pecalar
10 woman, have been eJa5led 10 perfect mot
potcntAnd agreeable mtS,cine that meets the .ndl-
cations presented ~ that class Of diseases with
positive certainty and exactness.
To designate this -Atn.A specific compound
have naI,ed II
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FKrNCU OF NGRNPHY,
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Iutrllurni men aud women wanted eV-
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For Rent.

v,4F HALL, NOW OCCUPIED Y THE
! Eoun- Mems ChriStion ASsOcia1 ion.
..ance next door to the City Bank, on
81 re- street.
lesion given April list, 1873.
-u, Il. CRANGLE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Grandest Scheme Of The Age!
$5oO,oo0
CA.SHGIFTS.
100000 for onIy $40.

Under authority of special Legislative aci
of March Is, 1871, the trustees now an
nounce the Third rand Gilt Concert, for
the benefit OF the Public Library of Ken
tucky. to come of in Library Han at Louis
vile, KY, on .
TUESDAY. APRIL 3. 1873.
At this concert the best musical talent that
can be procured from all parts OF the coun-
try will add pleasure 10 l. entertainment,
and Ten Thousand Cash Gifts, aggregating
vast total of Halfa Million dollars cur
Tency will be distributed by lot TO the
ticket-holders as follows: