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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-08
Tho Texas Trade wind.

The influence of this wind is felt
everywhere in Texas, but the pleasure it
imparts to the senses is enjoyed in the
highest degree in all the prairies inter
sected by the Brazos, Colorado, Gauda-
loupe, San Marcos, San Antonio and
Neuces rivers. Over the grand and
beautiful landscapes it sighs and sings
perpetually. When the heat of summer,
as indicated by the thermometer, is most
intense, and even when Sirius RACES,
its blast is the strongest, and the atmos-
phere is generally bearable and pleasant
in the sun, and always delightful in
the shade. 1t makes the nights
charming and sleep refreshing. In
midsummer it is impossible to carry an
umbrella. There is no necessity for
its shade, and it would be broken or
blown away if hoisted Hats can only
be worn upon the prairies while it is
sweeping over them by being fastened
under the chin. The old settlers and
natives of Texas, familiar with its char
acter, build their houses ON the south
east slopes of the hills and great swells
of the prairies and of the islands of
timber, to be sheltered from the northers
and to get the unabated breath Of this
delightful gale. They sleep often in the
open air. without shelter to enjoy it,
and it is safe to do so, as it is perfectly
pure and healthful. 1t is generally per-
fumed with the aroma of all the flowers
which bloom upon the prairies, and in
every month of the spring autumn, and
summer the boundless parterres are
robed with all the colors of the iris
and scented with the odors Of
Eden; and often even in mid-winter
they put on their emerald vesture, and
display profusion of floral ornaments
unknown to northern climes. He who
has journeyed through the magnificent
landscapes of Western Texas and sur
veyed the infinite treasures of lowell
ness showered upon it from the wings OF
this bene6cent wind, and who has
breathed its ambrosial breath, can never
forget the charm. 1t made him CRATE
fully enjoy the consciousness Of his own
existence. 1t inspired him with the
memory of an Eden lost and with the
hope Of Paradise promised. 1t pre-
sented an Elysian vision of both to his
faith which will never die; and no mat
ter in what other cline he may dwell he
will sigh for the breath OF that wind
again.
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A spnnish Amn.ement. a

From Maenillsn's Magazine
1t was a piping hot day in July last,
and we we're all in this house fairly ex-
hausted with the long, unbroken drought
and heat, when my friend said: Let
US Join the ladies to morrow, and get e
bath in the river" The thought Of any
change to break the monotony of daily
life, especially hY the GOODNESS of bath
in the Guadalquivir, was tempting, and
/ thankfully accepted the proposal We
had a long ride across the campo, or
open country to get 10 the river, so it
was arranged that we should ride down
thither at sunrise, 4 o'clock, the follow
ing morning, the senoras going in a
springless covered cart before US At
last We were AZ the river; and for the
first time stood on the banks of the far
famed Guadalquivir. Our bathing place
snd our method we're as follows. First
We unsaddled our horses, put haltar
on them, and gladly they plunged into
our bathing.place TO enjoy the bath.
/ stood still to see the place. A
magnificent view it was. A few niles
in 'front.' stretching further than the
eye coPld reach, lay the serrated
edges Of The Sierra Morena. In the
river-bed sll tee fertile snd green, and
all along its peaceful banks, and over
hanging its waters, we're the beautiful
ross-pink olesnders, the lilies Of the
valley Of well loved story. An old
mill-house, with its clumsy wheel, and q
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HoTIcEs
NOTICE.

ovrtrE WAsHINGroS FrRE AND MARiSEl
ivsuRAScE Co.. 81 Madison street.
u1HR STOCKHOLDERS OF ThE WASH
inrton Fire and Marine Insurance gom-
pauy are hereby notified that the calls q
hive per cent. made in August last. due ana
payable, each. on the lst q october and No.
rsnber last, and suspended in consequence Of
ths thea prevailing enidsmio, viii nov be oae
and payable ct the oiiicc Of the Company, as
follegrs: Five per cent. between the ~ ana
a.. 1874, GEO. W. /. CROOK. sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-08

There are now twelve places in Aus
tralia where diamonds are found-two
being in South Australia, and FIVE each
in New South Wales and Victoria In
the Vsal river territory, in South Africa,
the diamond district comprises four hun.
dred square miles. In the province of
Bahia, Brazil, is a region as yet but i'm
perfectly known, which produces dia-
monds by thousands, the annual value
being estimated at s., ,000000.
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RAILROADS.
Memphis & Little Rock Railway.
Winter Schedule.

COMMENCING DECEMBER s, 1s7S, UN-
J iii further notice. trains will leave Mem
phis as follows. city time:
Mail train daily, except Sunday; ;..:;...-5;l5 Pm
Freight and Accommodation daily N
except 'io a'n
Pullman Palace Cars on mail train.
Direct connection with trains on Cairo ana
Fulton and Little Rock and Fort Smith rail-
Only direct route to all points In Arkansas
For information and tickets call at 2e7 and
2ls Main street, or at the depot, Center Land
inE AS. LIVERMoRE,
Ali3 General Superintendent.
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ASSESSMENT,
1874. City Assessments, 1874.
TAX PAYERS MUST FURNISH LIST
or PROPERTY.
Errors in Assessments will be
Corrected.
ASSESSMENT,

TT is PROVIDED BY ORDINANCE (;
THAT Il shall be the daty of each and
every person owning or having the control or
manaeement Of any taxable property within
the CITY of Memphis. within ten days after
being required to do 50 by the Assessors, 20
furnish a correct list, in writing. under ostn;
10 the Assessors, Of all the taxable property OF
every description owned, controlled or man
aged by him or her,.
Failure TO furnish such list in said time
makes each delinquent liable to fine Of not less
than S., nor more than so. for each day aiter
the expiration Of said ten days. ,
Ordinance also provides that the Assessors
shall furnish printed blanks for such hsts 70
those applying for them.
Notice Is Therefore Hereby Given,
That the City Assessors are now prepared 70
furnish such blank lists for 1874 l4Itn corporate
year,, 70 all needing them; thatsald AssesSseIs
will attend at the Mayor once, vlty nan, 70
receive the return lists. frem this dale until
tie 10th day Of January, 1874, on OF petaIe
which last named named day Az llsts Of Az
able property, as required By ordnance, must
be returned 10 them at said once.
WIN. CHASE,
THOS. II. MAoKALL. Assessors.
II. g. DENT.
Memphis Dec. ", leL5 oe-lll
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MEMPHIS AND RALEIGH RAILROAD.
Daily Trains Except sunday Leave Mem.
phis at an, l.lOp.m "a and :. III On n NJ
Fare for round trip. so cents. Tickets ior
sale at PSI Main (cor. Madisonl; depot once
and at Raleigh, JOHN DONOVAN, Pres.
JAS SPRED, Gen'l Ticket Agent:
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PApUcAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
Mail and Freight Train eayes...-,, KEY KY ?. IN IN
The mail and freight train leaves CoyiSg
sor Wsmnbis AT am, and returns to Coving:5
ton al 7:65 p.m. Trains leaving Memphis VIII
start from the Underwriters' Warehouse.
J. W. WILBUR, 9en'l bup't.
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Depot at foot of Main street.
Tiaket Office, 2s7 Main street, corner Of
-'i"' NJ. BURKE, Gen1 Sup't.
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sleeping cars on mail train. Depot Center
landing. foot of Washington street: Ilcket
9tices, 2ST (cor. Madisonl and 27S Main street
a. IS. LIVERMoRE. Gen. Sup't.
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John c. Breckinridge is spoken Of as
3 candidate for Governor Of Kentucky
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PHYSICIAN.
NOTICE.
L. o. o. #.

TUE SPECIAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
II gives notice 10 all needy Odd Fellows OF
their families in the city. that they will be
supplied with whatever their necessities may
require, BY making application for orders
upon the following committeeman:
a. w. NEWS0M, les Front street.
GEO. W. L. CROOK. 81 Madison street.
WM. HENRY. IS Madison street.
J.P. HOFFMAN, sos Main street.
The Odd Fellows commissary store will be
open from 10 70 y o'clock on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, Tl-l0o
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Depot at head of Main street
Ticket Office, 2S7 Main street. corner Of
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MEDICAL.
s~>~~~>~
DR.. Curtis on Manhood"
2OOth EDITION.

Revised and Corrected by the Author. h. DIX
f. CURTIS. NJ. D., etc.. etc.
A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause aud cure
of Premature Decline in Man, showing how
health is lost and how regained. 1t gives a
clear synopsis Of the Impediments to Marriage,
the treatment Of Exhausted Vitality, Nervous
pertaining thereto, and the remedies therefor,
the results of twenty years. successful pTac-
tioe.
"CURTIS ON MANHOOD , There is no
be found useful, whether he be parent pre-
ceptor or clergym. "-[Londor Times.
Price 80 cents. by mail. Address the author.
DIR. CURTIS,
4O-xviiisa 9Tremont Place. Boston. Mass.
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A.M.P.N. An. Pm.
Mail Train daily Except ,s & a5
Sunday ..y.......-...s'';;..' ''~
Freight and Aceolnmdda- eEr en-
tion Except Sunday).... o.oo o.W
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81 No change Of cars by this line 70. 10 us
vilIe. Sd. Louis or Nashville. Pullman . isce
sieeping-cars on all night trains.
For tickets or information apply at
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nr,o,HIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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LEAvE. AnRIvK.
New Orleans Mail. daily 90 pm. ESQ N
Express, ,daily---.--.--...----.--f:lop pm SOU an
Trains on this road make close eonnecten at
crensda with Mississippi Central railroad Tor
All points North and south; at memphis slsa 10
Ncrfb md FaFt, and with the Memphis and
I,irtis Rock railway for all points In Arkansas
"a the West. Unly direct route 70 Sagton'
T-.-trson VicksburF. New Orleans and MOBILE.
Tictets On sale at 81 Hain street, corner of
Nssl;0n' isslt ana - Inc y. BURKE, srS't,
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PUBLIC LEDGER.


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J. every afternoon Except sundsy).at No. Is
Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER is served TO city subscri-
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PER WEEK, payable weekly TO the carriers.
By mail Gn advanced: One. year. SS; six
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Newsdoalsrs supplied at g1s cents per copy.
Weekly Public Ledger,
Published every Tuesday at 50 per annum lin
advanced; clubs Of FIVE or more, 81 50.
Communications upon subjects of general
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

nEMPHIs AND LOUBvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
AN. Pm. An. Pm.
Express. except Sunday. % 4.VO o.O N
Mail Train .............""." 4'lO I'IO
Freight and Accommoda-
tion, except Sunday.:... lO'lO o'lO IN
Brownsville Accommod n $50 4.I0
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
-ASD- 1f9 h
Great Southern Railroad.
sCIIEDULE.

hasPPssptedl 5:l am
Freight and Accom- modatisn Train
a"ji rr,in leeves daiIy................. 20 IN
Brownsville Accommodation leaves
daily (Sundays excepted dl............-.- 4;lV Pm
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AN. P.I; A.H.P.E;;
4. 0. Nail tde.ily|'..-..'.... 9 "a ESQ 1.T 1W
Frsirht tdaily'ex. Sunday 6.l0 6.2
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Mississippi & Tennessee R. &

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. 9. 1873.
u Trains will run a. follews:
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rI.ket Once, ss7 MaIp. eor. Madlson.

JOHN T. FLYNN, sup't Memphis Div;
JANIS SPEED. Ticket Agent. si-t
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
The following names comprise
the leading business houses OF our
city, and We cheerfully recommend
purchasers 20 my house adverfaaed
I'm the below Directory.
Boots and shoes.
II. HARDER, 2i5 Main street.
ZELSER Co.. 3S9 Main street.
LEyErT HILL. corner Of Main and Monroe.
5. ADLER a BRO., 78lk Beal street.
WN. MILLER. 22l Main street.
Sewing Machines.
FLORENCE MACHINE Co.. Court street.
GROVER a BAKER, 3lS Main street.
SINGER MACHINE Co., 27311 Main street.
Wilson MACHINE Co.. cor Adams and Second.
Photographers.
]. Il. CooSLEY. 251 Main street.
]. HI. MoYsToE. 2i9 Main street.
Furnishing Goods.
K. @. BARSABY, corner of Main and Monroe.
Blur CITY Laundry.
RICHARD SHARP, A. Adams street. g4n
Oysters, Game, Ete.
s. CLEMENT, 90 Beal street.
Hair Goods.
II. LAvIGNR, 269% Main street. a
MRS. M. l.. RoDNRR. SS Main street.
Hats, Caps and Furs.
Il. DAIRY. SAT Main street.
DyeinE aud cleaning.
B. A. HoLLENBERG, 81 Madison street.
watches aud Jewelry.
E. L. MICHoT, 1857 Main street.
Drugs and Medicines.
.. F. GoopYEAR. under oysrton Hotel.
U. V. 3. MONNIER ~ Co., 10 Beal street.
g. A. II EssEN. l76 Poplar street.
JoE WALTER. 1874 Main street.
ANDREW REYKERr, cor. Main and Market.
AgrI. TmpiemeDts and Seeds.
oTro SoBwILL & Co.. III Main street. rs
Iron and Steel.
JOHN MANocuE, 196 Main street.
Cigars and Tobacco.
Sol COLEMAN, 200 Main street.
Meat Market.
i. SCHnLING q BRo., 6s Jefferson street.
GEo. THOMAS, 80 Poplar street.
Bakers and Confectioners.
KRoUsE 4 SMITH. SS Beal street.
CHAs. DECKER, corner OF Beal and Shelby.
Books and stationery.
CLEAyEs Il CARNEs, 2S3 Main street.
MRS. WI. MANsFoRD, cor. Second q Monroe.
Book Music, Pianos, Etc.
H. g. HoLLENBBRG, 249 Main street.
Dentist, Laughing gas.
A. WEssoN 4 Sons. cor. Main and Jefferson.
Eye and Ear Inflrmary.
DR.. L. L. COLEMAN. 4O711 Main street.
Fancy Groceries.
X. G. MILLER Il Co., 1873 Main street.
- Furniture and Upholstery.
LOUIS KRIEH, SO Jefferson street.
Millinery.
NJ PERDUE, 9l5 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-28
New York Market.

NEW York, October 27.-Cotton-
Quiet; middling uplands l4sc. Flour
Dull, heavy and lower; Receipts l2,2so
barrels; superfne western and state "a 10
@4 95; common to good S4 65@5 To-;
good to choice So l5(G5 S5; white wheat
extra S. 7566 l5; extra Ohio S4 65@
6 70; St. Louis 81 00@s 90. Rye Flour
Dull at 81 l5(a4 So. Corn Meal
Steady; western 81 30@4 80. Wheat
Heavy and lower; receipts s0,355 BUSH
els; No. spring 81 l2@l Is; No. do
old 81 ORAL Is; No. 3 9sc(aSl 90; un-
graded Iowa and Minnesota sprins 81 90
al II; winter red western 81 l2@l 3oi
amber western 81 GOA %; white western
81 2SG1 35. Rye-Dull at $50 Csc.
Barley and Mslt-Quiet. Corn-Scarcely
so firm and unchanged; receipts 1850
bushels. Osts-More active and firm;
receipts s6,650 bushels; mixed western
55G5Sc; white do 56G60c. Hay, Hops
and Observation-Disclosures. Petroleum
Dull and nominal; crude 5tG5sc; re-
fined ll}@l2c. Rosin-Dull at 50 500
235. Turpentine-Dull at 86c. Eggs
Firm at 25I@26c. Pork Steady;
new mess Sl9 371@l9 50. Beef-Dull.
Cut Meats-Quiet; middles dull at l0ic.
Lard-Steady; prime steam lS5ci seller
November l2ic. Butter-Prime un-
changed; common heavy; western 2l@
So. Cheese-Unchanged. Whisky
Decidedly lower at 99!c@Sl Ol.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October 27.--Flour-Dull
and nominal. Wheat-Dull and declin-
ed; No. spring SIC; No. slsc cash or
seller October; 81 scseller November SOsc
seller December; No. 7767S; rejected
74c. Corn-Dull and lower; No. . mixed
66Jc spot or seller October; 64ic seller
November; G3c seller year; new shellcd
81. Oats-Dull; No. = 46lc spot; 4Sjc
seller November. Rye-Dull and nomin-
al; No. sole Barley-Dull and un-
settled; No. 2$1 l5I cash; 81 OF seller
November; No. 3 95cGHl 90. Pork
Steady and in moderate demand nj so 90
(Gl9 % cash; $40 % seller year; 81 90
seller February. Lard-Dull and NOM
inal at l2l@l2Ic cash; Sll 10 seller year.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Steady and in moderate de-
mand ut 97Jc. Corn Meal-Easy at 50 80
Cd,3 IS. On the call Of the board this
afternoon, Wheat closed at SlIc seller
November. Corn-G7c seller October;
Giic seller November; 63lm6Slc seller
year. Oats-46lc seller October.
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shilling. The markets of France
and Belgium have. slowly fol-
lowed those of Great Britain.
The sales in England during the
week show diminution often thousand
quarters, which makes an evident reluct-
ance of growers to accept the present
rates. Freights in Hungary are declin-
ing, though they are yet too high to ad-
NIT the shipment of wheat to England.
Southern Russia is beginning, however,
to ship, despairing of doing better for
some time to come, as supplies are rapid
" increasing. 1t is thought that the
cold weather will soon interfere with the
shipments from America by closing the
rivers and canals, when some improve
ment in prices is expected.
Italian Affairs.
TURIN, October 27-Signor Visconti
Venosta, Minister of Foreign Affairs, ad-
dressed an assembly Of his constituents
in this city, last evening. He advocated
the fact of the existence Of party in
Europe hostile to Italy, and expressed a
wish that Italy would live in harmony
with all other powers. The programme
of the government, he said, would be the
maintenance Of the financial equilibrium
and adoption of measures for public
safety in certain provinces. The speaker,
in conclusion, said: This programme
will also be the basis of our foreign
policy, because it effects the conditions,
strength, and credit of State, both at
home and abroad. -
Mana Sahib Not Identified.
y CALCUTTA, October 27.-Thc Times Of
Hldiq newspaper of to-day announces
that Colonel Mabray Thompson, the de-
fender of CawnpOre, fails to identify the
person who is claimed to be Mana Sahib,
though he says there is certainly like
ness. The prisoner declares that he was
drunk when he falsely confessed that he
was Mana Sahib. He states that he was
arrested by mistake in 1864 and subse-
quently released, and claims that he has
relatives who will recognize him.
The Won Arnim Case.
LONDON, October pa Berlin dis
patch to the Daily Telegraph reports that
the physicians of the hospital where
Count Won Arnim is confined decline to
assume the responsibility for the prison.
cr'S health if he is not released.
They declare that he is worse
in consequence of hi, con-
fincment, and his immediate
release and departure South are impcra-
lively necessary for his restoration On
the other hand the Prussian Cross Ga:cttS
denies that there is any marked change
in the Counts physical condition.
Bismarck has written note to Count
Won Arnim Baitzenhurg, politely dcprc-
eating his resignation, but the latter re-
fuses To withdraw it.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A dispatch from Madrid says that re-
Inducements sailed Yesterday for Cuba.
Admiral Topete is again seriously i'll.
The dry goods house of Sherwood Bar
kcr, Of Toledo, Ohio, was burglarIzcd on
Monday night. losing from $1,000 tn
$4,000, with silks and laces No arrests
The mass meeting to protect against
soldiers being brought to Memphis, was
failure.
The defence in the Kullmann case Is to
be insanity. .f- - a.
Rev. Francis Xavicr KutaSsy, parish
priest of the Holy Trinity church, died
in Evansville, Yesterday, at half past
three o'clock, aged 70 years and )
months.
Hiram Simonton has been appointed
Internal Revenue storekecper for the
third Ohio district.
In the investigation before Commits
sioncr Jewett at NJ onroe, La, of the cases
Of Judge Scott, Recorder Ramsey and
MavOr Richardson, of Claiborne parish,
the testimony WAS concluded and nothing
was proven against the parties. Argu-
mcnts for the prosecution and defence
commenced, and decision will be- rem
dcrcd to-day In the mean time the
prisoners are confined in an old, dilspi-
dated house under guard. Trials Of other
prisoners will also take place to-day.
Four white citizens were brought 10
Savannah. GA, yesterday, by deputy L.
). Marshals, from Seriven county. churg-
ed with violating the enforcement net at
the recent State elections.
The Paris La LGertc is informed that
Spain has withdrawn her demand for the
extradition Of the crew Of the steamer
Nieves, H. deserters. .r
The Glades Hotel at Oakland, Nd,
owned by John Daley, was burned yes
terday. Loss $4,000; insurance 500
900.
The Times Spanish dispatch anticipates
an attack on Drum by the Carlsts this
week Don Carlos is expected " direct
the operations in person, and troops and
artillery are concentrating around his
headquarters at NcraO.
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CINCINNATI, October 27.-Cotton-
Dull at l4c. Flour-Dull at 81 7jGh
. 90. Whcat-Dull; red 81 GOAL O5.
Corn-Stcady; old T@ SOC; new Goc.
Oats-Dull at 50(aj5c. Rye-Dull nj
94c. Barley-Dull and unchanged.
Lnseed Oil-Firm at SOC Lard Oil
Firm. Eggs-Steady at 2Oa2lc. Butter
Firm; choice hamper S2d 33c. Cheese
Firm. Lard Quiet and unchanged; ;
offered at l2Ic spot; l4c seller Novcm-
Der. Bulk Meats-Shoulders in fair de-.
mand at 7c. Bacon-Demand fair and
market firm; shoulders 7l@73c;csear rib
sides l2ic; clear sides lSFa lac. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand at 99c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-28
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October 27.-Flour--
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-DulI and
declined; red 81 l0S 10; amber 81 II
al %; white 81 2sldyl 32. Corn-Dull
nj So. Oats--Steady At 5s(ayG0ac.
Pctroleum-steady; refined llIci crude
s.Cds.c in bbls; ste in bulk. Butter
Easier; prime western ~Ha3Sci choice
western roll 3IG2Gc. Cheese-Firm;
prime Western reserve st l8ts l5sc.
Easier; western 2Gfd27c "hisky
81 or.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-28

EAST Liberty, October 27.--Cattle--
Receipts for to-day 1870 head. The
yards are full, but there are no buyers to
take them at the prices asked. Market
very dull and draggy, generally medi-
um to common stuff, and what has been
sold. about 500 head, brought very mean
prices; best none offered and scarce; me
dunn to good So 0OtdG 90; common to
fair $8 S1lCat 874; stockers - JOta3 10;
hulls at discount Hogs. Receipts for
to-day l,7G0 head; Philadelphias Sc J0Ca
Sc 20; Workers s. 5Otal5 80. Shcep-Rr-
ccipts for to-day 600 head; best 81 80
@,j O0; medium 50 j0Ca,4 2j.