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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-15
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Administrators Notice,

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed Administrator, with the
will annexed. OF the estate OF James a.
Carroll, deceased, hereby notifies all per-
sons indebted To the same to make I'M
mediate payment, and those having claims
will present them duly certified for settle
meni. fHOS. O'BRIES,
Administrators, with the Will annexed, oil
JAS. \. Carroll, deceased. DELL
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THE loyestSapdidate on the Demo-
crsilS sxislsasse. tieesta,in thhseoaess
lesds q Ashest on Ahe RsPublil -
ticket ;,ere Asn 2eowHiie H 81. eooD
the hs1test Sesthek has more than
600 minority thehigsest competitor
Coop enough! q
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Markets NJ rrlraalrm.


aALymros, October 6,--uold quiet,
with hui little Inquiry, at iUDcylvpl,
buying aud selling. Silver Ia light do.
mand AZ i0ni(Bl0fl, buying and selling
Iildes quiet, Dry iilnl, selected,
1870 wet sailed, selected, vlc, huich'
erh, green, Mo- dry sailed, nominal
damaged, half priee badly damaged
aud glue stock, One-quarter price,
Cation - Market quiet aud nrm.
Good ordinary, lalci low mlddllng,
iilG middling lllo, Sales, $40 bales
receipts, 300 bales stock, " $40 bales.
Bacon dull and lower clear hideH,
l7oi clear rib, i0lci hams, ldloi choice
sugar cured, ii!Caiboi ordinary shout
ders Ia lin fitted nupply and nominal |
breakfast bacon IN fair supply aud
moderate demand, aud n selling ~
l7c. Coffee, Ia round lots nom wharf
N quoted at lhGDaOc, gold, for inlf to
prime dealers soil from store AT lO.tD
2lc. Sugar Arm and advancing fair,
l0lc; prime, l0le; coffee y, ll!ci coi.
foe II, lllci coffee A, is@l23oi crushed
and powdered, l2l@laci Demarara,
life Flour lrmer sales to-day 100
barrels xxx sOCa0 10 choice extra,
~ 76Cg7 ; choice family, " 1907 90 I
fancy branda, ~ 10, Corn IN lair sup.
ply aud prices Armcr yellow, 81 ~ (
white, II ~. Lard, dull NJ l0lCrl7c, for
fierce keg, $50. Potatoes dull west'
ern, SCD9 10 northern, Sitoi 20, Ar
row ties, So; Record, 7ic.
Nav 0nLEANs, October 0.--Cotton
demand good. Salca2, 800 bales, supply
moderate aud prices easier except for
long staple cotton, which h scnrde aud
Arm. Good ordinary 10 strict good
ordinary lga a. f3l; low middllng 10
strict low middllng IA @ ~ middling
TO strict middlIng IA "a IA; good mid
ding TO mlddllng fair liI "a l59, Re-
ceipts 4,Si5; exports ~ Great Britain
1913; stock 81 .lsi; unsold last evening
li,5OO. Gold % sight par for sterling
8 82.
New YoRK, October 0.--Cotton
steady. Sales, 2,ls2 bales. Uplands,
l5Ic; Orleans, l5!c.
Money firm at 23Co3 per cent. Gold,
ll0k@ll0i. Governments duh.
LIVERPOOL, October6--COtton steady.
Uplands, SAD; Orleans, SD. Sales, ~,
900 bales, including 1000 bales for
speculation aud export
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Large Democratic Gains In the Town
Elections In Connecticut.

HARTFORD, October 6.--The town
elections In Connecticut to-day were
for town officers, and local questions
entered largely into the choice OF
them, so that political lines were not
so closely adhered to. In chasing
towns as republican or democratic, 1t
Is meant that one or the other party
has the majority of the board ofselect-
men.
Returns so far received make East
Hartford, Bloomfield, Newington, New
Brighton Memdron, democratic, and
West Hartford, republican. Hartford
and New Haven are about evenly d.
ylded between democrats and republic
cans.
LATER.
The large towns vote for license for
drinking purposes. Several of the
smallest towns vote against it. The
results founded on local issues show US
positive political changes. Inc demo-
Gratis have more than held their own.
New ORLEANS, October 6.--Mr.
Clemens, mate of the tow boat, Egua'
tor, fell overheard three miles below
this city, and was drowned,
Morgan, custom officer, fell over
board from the same boat, ten miles
below this city, and was also drowned
The democratic conservative central
committee appointed committee o.
seven to form an address explanatory
of the compromise or agreement of tn,
conference committee.
AUSTIN, October 6.--James, SECOND
son of Major DeNormandie, about four
teen years old, was found Saturday
morning, at IL O'Clock, by u Mexican
in the woods, half mile from home
with his arm broken, and the upper
right side of his head shot off, his CUR
laying by his side. He had been hunt
ing alone, and was still breathing, bu
unconscious when found
BALr1MoRE, October e,-Mrs Good
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FOREIGN.


PANS, October 0.-Ihe republleans
have lost many votes, 1heyhold their
own ia the cities, bat lose heavy
rurally, where the BonanarlIslh gain,
The monarelnslh have made little
progress IN this election for e0nsulh
general under the new law, aud the TO-
suit IL not 10 unfayoFable 10 the repub'
lioans IN was unprecedented. They
claim that their gains ara nearly equal
10 their loss, though EugenIe aud her
son have shown unexpected strength.
The republicans carried Marsellles,
Amlens aud lsouen.
Complete returns from the election
Of the conRuls generals gives the con-
seryalyes 800, republicans 1900
LONDON, October Especial dis
patches from saniander 10 the Pail
Mall Gazette says, reports OF the ut
tempted assassination OF Don Carlos
during the meeting among the inaur-
gents, have been brought TO that city
by u letter from Durango The letter
confirms the previous occurrence "
the effect that Don Carlos was shot by
mutlneera, aud received dangerous
wounds,
According 10 reports received by
way OF Vienna, Armln Ia under arrest
because he was about TO publish n book
containing documents damaging TO
Prince bismarck,
The STANDARD Publishes report that
the Princess Therese, Of Denmark, Is
10 marry the son OF the ex.kIng Of
Hanover, and supplements II with u
rumor that Bismarck has asked for
explanations OF the proposed alliance.
HAVANA, October O,-The captain
general has decided that the tax on
capital must be paid, with an allow
ance OF one-slxth OF the amount, In
treasury bills At their nominal value,
The Vicou says that up TO the Goth
ultlmo, u little over three million dol
lars has boon received IN the treasury
from two mouths payments OF the
five per cent tax on capital. Doubtless
additional sums have como In since,
but stu the total Is insufficient. Tax
payers do not realize the incoDveni-
ence caused by tardy payments. We
must frankly pay that up to date. We
have cause for ccnsure, where we only
desire 10 be able TO praise.
Proposals for tho sale of the nine
hundred and ffty-live kilogrammes Of
Virginia and Kentucky leaf tobacco
will DO receive d until the 18th Instant.
The conditions are published In the
Madrid Official Gazette, Of September
Goth. The sale will commence In jan
uary, 1875.
RIO JANEIRo, October Cit is prob
able that the emperor, Don Carlos,
will visit the United States next year.
Later advices state that there is
the greatest excitement among oil
classes in consequence of the insurrec-
ton. Many persons are flying from
the city. Every departing steamer
carries away numerous families, also,
merchants. Steamers leaving town are
escorted to sea by the war ships OF
their respective government, as they
fear molestation by the insurgent fleet.
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win, Of Alabama, granddaughter VI
eA-rFfaldent Tyler and wis NJ cn0per,
tbs lragedian, gave readings, tonight,
az Lehman's hall The lAdY wac Well
received aud acquitted herself mosI
oredllahly,
Nav foRK, October 0,'r-Kep, kupeT
A Co., have failed,
The hrst annual meeting 0f the
church congress ia tbs Quilted states
Was commenced this morning IN Cal
vary ohurah, az halfpasl ton o'clock,
w the administration 0f the rlle 0l
communion, bishop MARBLE, ~ Mlnne'
sOla, Onleiallng, assisted Wy bishop
Hare, Of Nebraska, and several minis
lena
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DENTISTRY.

Tho undersigned has reopened his office
since the fire In Block Il Jetts building,
corner Elm and Lamar streets, over the city
bank.
He is prepared to execute all work re,
the same shalt be done In the most satisfac-
tory style. j. A. SEEohls, ~. D
20ldlm4wIm
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THE ]. M. BRUNSWICK 4 Bake CO,
FOR SALE.

Two nice large hotels. q wagon ysrd well
located. and a large number ofimproyed and
vaca nj iofs throughout the city Of Dallas ;
also. number Of iarms, and many tracts Of
unimproved lands In Dallas anu other sur
rounding counties, TOR ssis nyvrr . m
Real Eztate Aesnts,ofics On Lamar, between
Main And Kim stFests, lsedlm
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= =
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

The basement room under the Lafayette
ania' AMY 70 A. j. GUUFFE.
2J3dlw
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Comments OF the Press.l
SEE WHAT ST. LOUIS SAYS OF TEXAS
ENTERPRISE.

"Tho Lone Star State IL one OF the garden
spots OF the continent. No land on the earth,
IL more productive, ana possessors 81 real
estate property In Texas may look with GER
tainty for Its rapid advancement " value,
A plan In on foot which will give
many man good farm for an
insignificant sum. The managers, Messrs.
Wagley n Lockart, Of Houston, are mon Of
high respectability and great business capac-
ity, and therefore reliability is assured. -
[St. Louis Republican.
The Texas odd Fellow also endorses the
above, and states:
"From our long and favorable knowledge
OF the firm we take pleasure In commanding
them 10 the public ~ honest, honorable gen.
tlemen.
And the Galveston New adds:
.sThe distribution viii comprise over 0o.00o
acres OF land, located In thirty-eight coun-
ties They are divided into parcels, and IL is
promised by gentlemen, whose characters
are equal 10 those Of any In the land, thai
they will be fairly, honestly end eqnitabiy
distributed" as..6
And the AGE of Houston states
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-25

NEW YORK, November 24.-Cotton-
Steady. Flour-Fair inquiry; receipts
1900 barrels; superane western and
State 81 00(G4 so; common TO good 81 70
as 90; good to choice SIS l5G5 IS; white
wheat extra S5 7566 25; extra Ohio "a so
G6 IS; st. Louis 81 906S 90. Rye Flour
Steady and unchanged. Corn Meal
Steady at 81 40@475 Wheat-lG2c
better; receipts 1000 bushels; No. .
spring old 81 l6Gl Is; No. . Milwaukee
81 l5Gdl l6; No. 2 Minnesota 81 l5(G
l l6; white 81 40. Rye-Quiet at 94a}
96c. Barley-Heavy. Malt Quiet.
Corn-Active and firm; receipts $4,000
bushels; mixed western old 9l692c in
store; 92t@9Sc saoat. Oats-Firmer
and more active; receipts 10000 bushels;
mixed western 6G@6SIc; white 6SG70c.
Hay-Stesdy at 6Oc. Hops-Firm. CoE-
feI-Steady at 1871. Sugar-Dull at 81
@Sic. Rice-Dull. Molasses--Hesvy
at Goa 65c. Petroleum-Firmer; refined
l03c spot; crude held at 5tc. Rosin-
Firm at 50 35G2 A.. Turpcntine-Flrm
at 35i@S6c. Pork-Dull at $40 s7t@
2l 10. Beef and Cut Meats-Quiet;
middles quiet long clear at lie; short
clear l0ic. Lard-Decidedly hrmer;
prime western at lSIGl+c. Butter
Firm at 2s@ 45c. Cheese-Quiet al l2i
Ml5ic Whisky-Steady vt 81 0l!;
fair demand.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The District Commissioner, Dennison,
with a number of friends from Column
bus Ohio, called on the President yes
terday.
Reports from Bombay state that Ya-
koob Khan was imprisoned because he
wanted to surrender the city of Herat to
Persia.
The captain and two seamcn of the
schooner Water Lily, were drowned near
Prants Neck, Maine, during the storm
on Monday.
The schooner Augustus Ford went
ashore at Port Maitland, Canada, last
night, and four Of the crew were frozen
to death.
The steam barge Neptune was totally
destroyed by fire at East Saginaw, Michi-
gan, yesterday morning. Loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000.
Mrs. Colman, wife of Benz. Colman, a
diamond setter of Cleveland, died yester-
dav evening from an overdose Of NOR
phine, taken to promote sleep.
The legislature of South Carolina met
Yesterday. congressman Elllott WIS
elected Speaker of the House.
In the German Reichstag the debate
opened yesterday on the Judicial reorgan-
ization of the Empire. Herr Lasker de-
manded an unlimited publicity of the ju-
dicial proceedings as the best guarantee
of the rights of the people.
Maciver, Conservative, has been elect
ed 70 Parliament from Birkenhead,
England, by a majority Of 947 over the
Liberal candidate.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 24.--Flour--
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-De-
mand fair and prices advanced; No. !
spring s3!c; No. , 92tc cash; 92lc seller
December; 933c seller january; No. 3
s5Ic; rejected sl@Sl!c. Corn-Dull
and unsettled No. = mixed s0!c cash;
75Ic seller year; 7ltc seller February;
rejected 6jc. Oats-Dull and unsettled;
No. 54c cash; 53sc seller year; rejected
Sic. Ryc-Dcmand active and prices
advanced; No. 9l@92c. Barley
Quiet; No. . 81 26l cash or seller De-
ccmbcr; No. 3 81 1901 IL. Pork-Dc-
mnnd active and prices advanced at
$50 90 cash or seller year; $50 s5 seller
February. Lard-Active at he cash or
seller year; Sl3 40 seller February. Bulk
Meats-Dcmand good at full prices;
shoulders GIc; short rib middlcs 9sc; all
loose partly cured. Green Hams-Un-
changed. Whisky-Steady at 97!c. On
the opening of the board this afternoon
Wheat closed firm at 90 e. seller Dccrm-
Der; 93Ic seller January. Corn-Steady
and in moderate. demand at Sic cash;
71c seller year. Pork-$2l So seller Feb
ruary. Lard-l3Ec bid seller year; sales
at l3Ic seller February.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 2i.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged. Whent-Strong;
No. | amber western 81 30; No. 2 do
IL 22; No. | red SO; rejected 81 10.
Corn-Quiet; mixed western ~" 00c.
Oats-FIrmer; mixed western G2c; white
Gic Ryc-Firmcr at II 0OCa %. Hay
Unchanged. Provisions-E Easier; stock
light but receipts increasing. Pork
Unchanged. Bacon--Old shoulders lOic;
do clear rib sides l3ic. Ilams-Su2ar
cured llGr ljc. Lard-l1!@ljc. Butter
Firm; western tub 30Co 3jc; roll BOA
80. Petrolcum-Unchnnged. Coffee
Firm and; and unchanged. Whisky
Quiet at 81 O2n ! U2!.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November 24.-MONEY-
Easy at 2i@S4 per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper 54@7 per cent for first, and S
(G,l0 per cent for second grade. Sterling
firm at 4S5!Gy 1859 for sixty days, and
49O for demand. Treasury disburee-
mcnts S2S3,0O0. Customs receipts S22G,-
600 Produce exports not quite four
millions, decrease of over 81, l,374,0
and smaller than for any week for many
months past. The strike of the iongshorc-
men has had something to do with this.
but not enough in itself to produce So
great difference between this week and
last.
GoLD-Strong and advanced from
lll3 to III; closing at lll}. Carrying
rates lG4 per cent and fiat for borrow
ing. Clearings s40,O0O,0e0. Private ad-
vices state that exchange at Paris is still
Mt a point which permits Of the importa-
ton ofgold into France Many bankers
here believe that the Bank of England
rate Of discount will be advanced on
Thursday next.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November 24.--Cotton--
Steady at liic Flour-Quict and un-
changed. Whcat--Steady and in mod
crate demand at ~ 05Gl | 0S. Corn
Steady at zoe. Oats-Stcady at 50tGG0c.
Rye-Scarce at 81 O7Cdl ". Barley
Steady at 81 35Gl A.. Oils-Unchangcd
Eggs-Steady at 27d2S Butter and
Cheese Firm. Pork--Steady and in
moderate demand at $40 s7!a2l 90 spot.
Lard-Scarcc; good l8sc; kettle l4C@
l4tc. Bulk Meats-Quict and firm;
partly cured loose shoulders 7t@7tc;
clear rib sides l0tS l0tc; clear sides 1000
lO:c, :Bacon-Easy with jobbing de-
mand. Green Mcats--Firm; closing n
shade higher; shoulders at G.Cr &c; sides
9SM9.c; hams lO3mllc. IIogs-Iligher;
medium to fair psckingS7 ljta7 30; bulk
sales at s. 25Ca7 G5. Whisky-Firm
at 9gC
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powerless to control the question of the
southeast terminus and connections.

powerless to control the question of the
southeast terminus and connections.
l earnestly feel that the opportunity
Of Wheeling is passing, or soon will pass,
away to secure to herself, for all time a
net work of railways, radiating in all
desirable directions, and atfording healthy
competition.
She now has, and always has had, two
directors in the board, a position which
their self respect will compel them to
relinquish, if our citizens propose to take
no further interest in the enterprise.
They have two years to serve from the
18th pro1imo.
Mr.. Bell can speak for himself, but the
other member from this city desires to say
that he has grown weary of trying to main
tain a position in the board in her interests
with so little stock 10 back him.
and that it is his purpose at the annual
meeting next month, to resign and re-
lieve himself of further responsibility.
One hundred and fifty thousand dollars
from the citizens Of Wheeling would Sc
cure the construction of the road to Mar
tins Ferry, and satisfactory covenants on
the part Of the company to cooperate in
the construction Of bridge.
In the light of the grand strides max
ing by the B. i o X. r. to draw the
trade and wealth Of the West from New
York to Baltimore, and with the appar-
ent advantages which these new enter
prises offer to the two cities in furtherance
of the same scheme, it does seem to me
that the people of Wheeling and Balt-
more are asleep to their interests if they
do not vigorously seize the opportunities
now offered.
l have stated what l believe to be
facts, not with purpose or desire to re-
new or revive any unpleasant controvcr-
sizes, or to clash with any other interest,
but briefly to advise your readers of the
position in which matters stand, and,
having done so, "to step down and out
r III. Cochran.
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GovERSMENTs-Firm and higher.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Quiet and steady
STATE BoSDs-Firm.

RAILROAD BOSDS-Qulet ana STEADY.
STATE BoSDs-Firm.
SToCKs-Firm at the opening and
growing moderately active and strong,
with an advance Of iGi per cent toward
noon The upward movement was chiefly
in Northwestern, Wabash, and Ohio; {;
the wead shares being Erie and Pacific
Mail. Later on there was decline fol-
lowed by slight recovery. The market
WAS weak during the last hour, the de-
cline ranging from to ! per cent from
the highest point in the general list.
Quicksilver sold at "a declin" of 2
per cent The transactions to-day
aggregated 1900 shares, of which
1900 were Western Union, 10000 Pa
cifc Mail, 1900 Erie, 23,OOO Lake Shore,
1900 Union Pacific, $4,000 Northwest
ern. 1900 St. Paul, and 10000 Wabash.
The stockholders Of the Quicksilver
Mining Company were in session to-day,
considering the question VI equsllzing
the common stock with the preferred and
enable both clases 10 share alike in the
division ofthe surplus earnings and earn
lngs TO accrue. A resolution was offered
asserting to the conversion Of the com
mon stock into preferred stock upon the
payment Of g. per share. The adoption
Of this resolution was prevented by Geo.
l.. Kent, aipreferred stockhoIder, who
produced an injunction restraining it.
passage.
The failure Of W. T.. Adams, grain
dealer, was oficially announced at the
Produce Exchange to-day.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

SEw York, November 2i.-The trad"
movement vas slow in nearly all depart
ments. Cotton goods were quiet At nom
inally unchanged price,. Heavy brown
cott0ns, Cor,et Jeans and brown. drills
fairly active. Side Band Print. and
Gingharns are in good demand. Dress
good, in steady request. White Blankets
are doing wei. One thousand pIece- of
Guincts Black Silks were sold at auction
to-day and brought good prices.
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Tug President received a dispatch
..:,rrlsv. from the Mayor and Council
,Tumumbia, stating that on account of
"a. disaster wrought by the storm Of
,la4ay, the people of that town were in
...e, de.,itutiun; that there was no money
..e;,. and the general government was
.,lr.,ci 70 aid them by issuing rations.
Tie -oply was that the government could
nothing.
Thus. under our bcnefcent rule, the
.a,ral power can interfere with the
>..... 10 arrest citizens in order that an
-~:ioa may b" controlled; but when
.s., same citizens are met with a sad
.:s,trophr as far rs the Government Is
vncernrd, they may starve to death.
Truly We experience all the evils of an
-ap.re without the corresponding bene-
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, November H.-CHttlc
--Receipts for to-day l,020 head. The
supply j. light and the demand fair at
unchanged prices. Not many buyers om
hand; best So 2jCIG 70; medium 10 gO"d
IS 25Cr6 90; common 10 fair - 2jGi5 %;
stOckcrs scare" at So 70Cai 90; bulls
81 OOa3 2j. liogs-R Receipt. for to-day
$500 head; PhiIadelpbIas 81 iOa,7 10;
Workers s. 4OG76 60 Shccp-R"coipts
for to-day $500 head best ~ 75,a.6 ~;
medium 81 OOtay4 80.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 23.-Flour
Quiet and firm; supertine 81 %; extra
S5 25t6575. Wheat-Sery weak; rcd
81 ZI6l %; amber 81 2jtGl 81 Rye
97Cr sc. Corn-OId yellow sIc; new
Oh. White $40, ,Gjc; mixed G2!c.
Whisky-At 81 03. Butter-Firm;
prime western 3Jta3Gc; choice western
rolk 32S,25c. Cbeese-Stesdy; fine
western ljiGlGtc; prime western lIC1
I5Ic. Eggs-StrOng; western at maj BE.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDO, November N--Flour-
Steady and in moderate demand. Wheat
-DernAnd fair and market firm; amber
Michigan 81 0II; seller January 81 II;
No. red 81 10; No. 2 red 81 0s; Corn
Dull and unsettled; high mixed 7sc;
new do 72Ic; seller November 73!ci .el-
ler December Tic; low mixed s0!c.
Os;s-DuIl and prices are nominsli No.
! 51c; Michigan sc; white sc.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

w An DhEAnA son l
OryICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WIsu1sGroS. November "a, SPIN.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest, the Lake Region
and the Ohio Valley, decidedly cold ana
partly cloudy weather with northwest
winds, stationary or rising barometer
srd area. of light snow. For New Eng
land andthe Middle States. partly cloudy
and colder weather north or west winds,
rising barometer and light snow in the
northern portions of these districts. For
tho Sontb Atlantic and Gulf States, part
iy cloudy weather with local rains, varla,
Bic winds, slight fall of temperature and
slowly rising barometer. For the cana, canal
region of New York the temperature % WIN
remain below freezing. During wed
nesday the OHIO river will rise at the
stations below Marietta.