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sHURTLEFF HOUSE,

ISAIRMONT, WET VA, FORMERLY
Il Kearsley. This House has just been
newly refitted from cellar 10 gaITet with
new beds and new furniture, and In second
IN none i'm the country. and 10 situated ~
the b, 4 q. railroad depot. This House ~
first Glass In every respect. The table 10 al.
ways tupplied with the best In the market.
Charges moderate. sample Toorps for com
mercial travellers. No charge for handling
1usfanteed 10 all my patTopa Good stab.
ling for horses, T.. w. SH URTLEfF,
enovl9 Proprietor
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The Pittsburgh Dispatch says the
deposits at the banks 10 that city have
been Increasing right along for the past
zen DAYS or two weeks, and this en-
couraging condition Of affairs bids fair
TO continue for the present at least.
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DIED.

HUsEMAN-on Thursday, April %, 1874
at . o'clock =. NJ, a. the residence OF hel
parents, on The Island, LIZZIE, vile OF Mr.
Fred HUI eman and only daughter oil Cspt
Chas. II. Booth.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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As TIE legislature of Arkansas is the

As TIE legislature of Arkansas is the
mere instrument OF Gov. BAXTER and
will, when it conveues, register his will
with the utmost alacrity, we may soon
look for BAXTER back in the Executive
Mansion of that afflicted State. The
President is pledged in advance to res
pond to the call Of the legislature when
~ ooto
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24

MINNESOTA wbest commands q pre-
MUM Of 2tc per bushel over other
wheat Of similar grade. There is quite
a Europesp demand for il.
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MONEY! judicioasly spent in Pu bile
improvements, is always q good in-
r,
vestment.
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State LIME.

STEA M 3 II Pb:
state OF Pennsylvania State OF Virginia,
State OF louisiana, state OF Georgia,
OF Nevada, bulldog state OF N innesots
OF Florida, Slate OF Alabama,
state OF Indiana,
To Glasgow, Btlfast, Liverpool, ana
Londonderry.
State OF Virginia sails Tuesday, Mar. 10th
state OF Alabama sails Saturday, Mar. 2lst
state of Penna, sails Saturday, April tth.
From Pier 30. North River, N. Y.
WEEKLY BAILIN9S NEXT SUMNER.
Rates OF Passage cabin, 900 and tS.
gold Storage, $50, currency prepaid. U.s.!
currency. Di ats nj lowest rates.
For further particulars apply TO
AUSTIN BALDWIN a co.
Agents, No. 70 Broadway. N. =.
J. y. MhRRlMAN,
mnrll Wheeling, w. Va.
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CREMATION clubs are being organized
in several portions OF the country. The
Augusta, Ga, Chronicle Gays; Several
gentlemen oil this city propose organ'z-
ipg q cremation club some time during
the coming week. They number already
six or eight, and have embraced the
cause with enthusiasm. We learn that
they have written to several well known
gentlemen Of this and other States
asking their opinion Of the movement
The new born desire OF some people to
be burned 10 rather remarkable, in view
of the fact that unless many Of them
change their course Of living they will
be gratiAed to their hearts content
hereafter, and without any trouble to
themselves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24

THR Lewis county fair will be held
at Weston. September 3Oth and octo'
Der LIST and %, this year.
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E'lhll.

NFESS MACKEREL, VERY FINE,
wi white and fat. tn kits and barrels
Nos. /, 2 and 3 Mack rel In Hits and bar
rels.
Picked Salmon.
Georges Bank Goldfish.
Labrador Herring.
Yarmouth Bloaters.
Just received by X. j. SMGTH,
febO Corner Market and 18th Sta.
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IT is suggested that the President
vetoed the Finance Bill mainly because
his friends expected him to sign 1t.
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LIEUT.. w. OTooLB, of St. Joseph
called Mr.. Books, Of the Gazette. a
Dup. Books challenged the OTooLE
to mortal combat as the only satisiac-
ton due to gentleman. The O'TooLE
demanded the credentials OF Brooks
upou which he founded his claim Of
being a gentleman. Brooks could not
furnish them. Consequently the
O'TooLE and Brooks could not fight.
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Spring Wheat Flour.
100 Bills Davis Extra.
200 None Better.
100 Crossetts NALL.
100 Eagle Mills.
In store and for sale by
u.REILLv
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER PASS
ed by he Board Of Education OF the
School District Of Wheeling, March %, ls7t,
we will sell at public sale nj the court
House OF Ohio county, on Thursday. April
q, 1874. beginning ~ 10 O'Clock A. NJ. lots
Nos. five (5 and SIX (6) IN square 20: 10, To-
Gated Il the corner OF Fifteenth and chap.
line streets except the buildings and i'm.
provemt nts tbersan.) Said lots will he sold
separately or In parts to suit purchasers, rs
the undersigned may determine.
TERMS OF sALE-Une third or the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash and the
residue in TWO equal pay mens OF one and
two wears with interest rom day OF sale, 20
be secured by de cd Of trust or the title re-
tanned until all OF the pur ,kase money Is
paid. The present occupants Will vacaie
the premises a. desired by the purchaser by
giving Them three months notice aiter the
day OF sale. ]. III. HALL,
Prest Board OF kducation.
]. NJ. BICKEL, Clerk. apib
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IndisputabIe Evidence.

ST. ELMO, Ill, July =, 1871.
R.V. Pierce, ". D., Buffalo, y. "
] wish to add my testimony :" the won
d"rful curative properties Of your AT.
Ext. or Golden Medical DiscDF very. ]
have taken great interest IN this mcdI-
cine tr.t used II. ! wa. badly afflicted
with dyspepsia, liver dcrangrd and hG
almost perfect prp.,ration ~ the nervous
systrm. ~ rapid and complete did the
Discovery effect a perfect cure that u
.ccmcd more like magic and a perfect
wonder a. mysel[ hHd since that time
We have never bpcn withWtA bottle OF The
DiscoYrry aad Purga,lvc Pellet in the
hOu.e. They arr solid sound family ply
.lciaB IN the hO1-r and ready at alitimss ~
fy ~ the relief Of .ickne.s-vitLout
charge. We have never had doctor IN
the hDu.n -iHcr We Grst b"gan the ule ~
your Pcllctsand DiscOyery. ] have rec
Dmfnruded the ll.: 81 these medicines Ia
."ycral seVerc and Complicated cns'-
arisiug from, az thought, an impure
-tg,n II the blood, and 10 no one case
have they failed 10 more than accomplish
III thcy are claimed ~ do. ] viii only
mention one ~ remarkable. Though ]
could gi,e yuu dozens.j Henry Ko.ter,
furniture dealer. of tbi, place, who wa
one Of the nost pitiful object ever seen,
be Gscs .uol!gn oui Of shape, scales and
eup,ions ~ilhou, end, extending 70 bis
body, which wa completely covered With
bIoLche, and scale. Nothing that he took
seemed 10 effect il particle. ]
hnalIy induced him % Try few bottles
Of the Golden Medical Discovery, with
daily u-e 81 the Pellet, assuring him IL
would surely cure him. lie commenced
Il, u.1 .ornG .iy weeks since, taking two
Pellets saeh night for week then one
each night, and the Discovery ns directed.
The rcsnli r., to-day his skin Is perfectly
smooth, and the scaiy erup,ions sre gone.
lie Ia. taken some seven or eight bo,,lrs
in AZ. aud consider. himself cured. This
had baGiAi the skill Of our best physi-
ciAns. Nessrs. Dunsford & Co, drug
gists, Of this place, are selling largely Of
your medicines and the demand steadily
increases, and they give perfect satisssc.
iion in every case. ,....
Respectfully, W. II. CHAPIIs,
Agt Am. Erp. Co.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 2.-Flour-
Steady; fair 10 choice shipping superRnc
- coat 10. Whcat-Demand active
and prices advanced; No. spring $50;
No. > 30 lc CASH siic seller November;
S53c seller December; No. 3 .9lc; reject
cd T5G176c. Corn-Dcmaud fair and
prices advanced; No. = mixed 1liG72c
cash; 1OSc seller November; &c bid seller
year. Oals--Strady and in moderate de-
muni; No. > I6ic cash; i6c seller No
vcmb,r; 45sc seller year; rejected 40
uyr. Rye-Quict at S2msS!c. Barley
Steady and in moderate demand; No.
> ) l0@l l0l cash; II 10 seller No
vcmbcr; No. 3 9SCT99c. Pork-Dull at
the opening aud closed tirmcr; new mcss
Sli % cash; SlI 20 seller February;
Nl6 - seller year. Demand far
and market llrm at 81 - seller year;
Sll Is seller February. Bulk Meats
Quiet; shoulders 7lcT short rib middlos
9ic. Whisky-Firmer at 96I@ 97c. On
tho opening of the board thi. afternoon,
Wheat closed higher at s5ic seller year;
SjidSGc seller December. Corn.
Strong and higher at 72tc seller Novrm-
bcr; GTIc bld seller year. Oats-Firmcr
ut 4iIc seller November.
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,r hi; hour of writing { A. NJ, re-
.,,-r. from the Louisiana election come
F, ypry slowly, but, as far rs heard from,
=. Indications are that the Democrats
.rd Conservatives have made heavy
,,;r, The negroes have voted largely
,.,b ,bc whites, and We have strong
homes that when the vote is counted the
G,dirsl. will provet to he defeated, in spite
: Al the outrageous Vaccinations of
which thew have been guilty to accom-
rG,h their ends. 1t is specially stated that
~. srr,-t o' the merchants i'll Shreve-
,,-, worked damage to the Presidents
n,,ty in the State, inaSmuch rs it reused
r,ry 10 action who have taken no part
u politir, since the war. Deputy Presi-
!en, WILLIAMS zeal evidently has over
sapcd his discretion, and he will prob
.bly find that there is such thing as
.y4,hing tyranny little too far.
Even should our hopes of entire sue
,-,, be eventually blasted, We can even
low congratulate the country upon a
god fight, against well nigh overwhelm-
ing odds, Of Conservatism against Rad
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The Coming European War.

From Europe come the rumors of Va
riau> clnshings. Prussia and Russia are
sad to be at odds; Spanish vessel has
fired into French steamer; Austria is
st loggcrhcads with the Porte; France is
srmiag and Germany, every now and
hen, insults her. Just to keep her blood
Up; the Italian Minister of Foreign At
:I..r, DECLARED. in hi> speech the other day
"ih" cNj>t"nc" Of party in Europe hos
:ilo To- Italy" Denmark bears no good
alIi 10 Prussia, and the Schlcswig que'-
Ton j. unsettled. And vet, when war
r,'uc.--.rs come it will-not one of these
Problems will, in all probability, enter
NJ" lhrrau,r. These little Irregularities
only keep the nations in a fighting hu-
ARE in the nature of the BAN
irr,Ila, III Spanish bull fight.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, November Cotton
Held higher; middling uplands l4sc.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged; receipts
27,000 barrels. Rye Flour-Steady at
81 l56j -. Corn Meal-Firm at 81 20
6465. Wheat-2@Sc better; receipts
ll7,000 bushels; No. spring 81 ia
lS; No. 2 old do 81 09Gl l6; No. 3 do
81 l0@l 02; No. 2 Duluth 81 l3; amber
western 81 22Gl 05. RySQuist NJ 50
CG9oe. Bsrley-Decidedly firmer. Malt
Steady. Corn-Opencd steady and
closed rather heavy; receipts $1,000 bush
els; mixed western 90c in store; Ola 92c
ahoat. Oats-Frmer and more cctve;
receipts $1,000 bushels; mixed western
j9@6lc; white 59@6lic. Hsy-Steady
at G0c. Hops-Firm; 1874 ll@ljc.
Coffcc-Firm and unchanged. Sugar
MoiasSes and Rice-Dull and unchanged
Petroleum-Firmer; refined llGllsc;
crude 5Ca,5tc; naptha 9G9ic. Rosin-
Dull at - 30G,2 IS. Turpentine-Dull
at 85lc Eggs-Firm at DC Pork
Firmer at 5000. Becf--Dull. Cut
Meats-Quiet; middles quiet at lOIc.
Lard-Dull and heavy at l4c Butter
Heavy; western lsG37c. Cheese-un.
changed. Whisky-Lower III 9sc@
II oOi. -
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK. November 2.-B"cvcs---
Fresh offerings 1910 head; making $50
head for the week, against l2,2jO for
last week. Quality medium, with II
few good drives. Demand fair and mar
ket decidedly better, but not active, at an
advance from Friday Of &C. on all gradcsi
best natives l2i@l3c; fair to good do
lO3Gll9c; inferior SttaSc; Texan and
Cherokee 6tG9tc. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts for two days $3.50 head, making
1920 for the week. against 32,3I0 lat
week. Demand moderate at 4Cajlc for
sheep and S!ca7ic for lambs. swine
Receipts yesterday and to-day 1880
head, making $3.50 for the week. a2ain-t
47,OSO last week Live iirmer at Gta6!';
dressed in demand at SCeS!c.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Yesterday was the Bank of Epgland
holiday and there were no quotations
from London. To-day is election day,
and will be legal holiday in New York,
"I business will be suspended in finan-
rSI and commercial circles.
Governor Allen. of Ohio. has issued a
Proclamation designating Thursday, the
-'lh Of November, rs II day for thanks
sWng and prayer.
The steamer Costa Rico, disabled, was
lowed up the harbor of San Francisco
'"'terday, by the Arizona. All well.
Rain has not fallen in the lower Pen
'H'nIar counties of Virginia for more
than on" month, and vegetation is suffer-
ny A large fire is raging in the great
hEMal Swamp.
Nchscl Joyce and Patrick Fegan, two
"' the men scSlded by the boiler explo-
,on At the Rulean iron works, South st.
LolI>, Friday night, have since died, and
Michael Courny, another victim, is not
expected 10 live. .ns
Charles ii. Noble has been appointed
,,"r" keeper from the Fourth District OF
hentucky, and Robert Park store keeper
'"r the Third District of Tennessee.
Benjamin l.. Berry has withdrawn
rom the contest in the Third Congress
%onsl district of Pennsylvania, leaving
,ae hight between Samuel j. Randall,
Democrat, and David Houston, Republi-
can.
:, lhere was heavy frost and ice at
Noble, and killing frost in Pensacola
Yesterday morning.
~. Joe, small oil town in Butler
,Ouhty. Pa, was destroyed by fire yester-
.Ay afternoon. Twenty-Five dwellings,
%S drug stores. and several livery
fACles We're consumed. The FIRE origin
@IN IN n defective fue. No estimate
:. The loss can be formed at present.
-, 4he Nevada Republicans estimate that
@T,ry vii! carry the State BY 500 maj jority.
~, Inc excitement yesterday in Virginia
'"yand Gold Hill was intense.
ihe Court Of Common Pleas Of Toledo,
.aage Collins presiding, yesterday rem
1efed decision in the Catholic cemetery
sa'e Ss referred TO in former dispatches, re-
iTusng to grant the injunction applied for
EJohn Wynn, to prevent the interfer-
?Nce by Father o Reilly with the burial
m ~ n. Francis De Sales cemetery OF
"shns wife, non-communicant.
:. Sas'les Welch, the man who was shot
. Maggie Stockton's rancho, on Poplar
, "~l It. Louis, Saturday night, died
Ers'erday. He was from Dubuque,
where his parents live.
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Cincinnati Cattle Market.

CIsCISxATL November 2.--Cattle--
Receipts s26 head, all ofcornmOn aud fair
grades. Price. range, common - 2,,ts3
3 25; medium to fair s3 7Jts4 15. Ship
menis 766. Hogs-Hsceipt' 2-7gl head.
The demand exceeds the supply; market
active and firm and prices higher; com.
mon sOld al s. s5ta s %; good light and
medium heavy s6 S5ts,6 80; good sS coo
s 20; extra s. %; most Of the sales al
s65OtSy6 20. Shipments 2l3. Sbeep--
Receipts 1873. Common 10 good - %
40. Shipments 356.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-Plour
Dull; superfine 81 OOCa4 -. Glover
Seed-Weak at - OOIg9 2j Wheat
In moderate request; red Al lGaJl II;
amber FL l7@i q. Rye-firm at
81 %. Cosn-Firmer; mixed western
s9ta9Oc. Osts--ln improved demand ;
white 6Otd,62c; mixed 5Sfa5slc. Petro-
leum-Nominal; refined l3t; crude un-
changed. Buiter-Firmer; western prime
22(d,3ic; western choice rol! 3Da8zc.
Cheese--Quie,; fine western lG1gl6!c;
western prime lIG1jIc Eggs-Tn-
changed. whsky-Stesdy al II 0l.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Race Between Jay Gould and Sensa.
tiOu.

TRENTON, November 2-The race ut
the Fashion Stud Farm to-day, between
Jay Gould and Sensation, was won by
the former. Time, 2:23t, 2:24i and
2:27. Goldsmith Maid trotted against
time, with q running mate, in 2:lS.
Great State Billiard Tournament.
PITTSBURGH, November 2.-The great
State Billiard Tournament opened here
to-day, with an exhibition game, French
carom, 200 points, by Messrs, Ubassy and
Vignsux; Ubassy won by l25 points, max
ing the highest run of 81. Messrs, John
F. Pearson. of Erie, Pa, and James H..
Davis, of this city, followed with a
French csrom game, $50 points. for II
handsome cane and championship of
the State-Davis was the winner by ll6
points. The championship will be con-
tinusd tomorrow.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANs. November 2.-SugT
Receipts 301 hhds; all sold; fair 10
fully fair 7@StG St"i seconds Ma ~. No
lasses-R Receipts 1904 bbh; all sold; com
mon jjc; fair jS(a ,j9c; prime TO choice
JO(G 65c. Cotton-Salcs 20O bsies. Moth
ing trsnspired to indicate any change IN
prices. The exchange is closed on account
Of the election, and there wa but little
business during the morning. The stores
were closed and business entirely sus.
pended during the afternoon. Cotton
Receipts 2,2lo bales no EXPORT; 'tock
G9.5I2 baies.
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Neyy York Dry Goods Mark et.

NEw Y0RK, November 2.--BusID".R
was very quiet in consequence of th" i'm
pending election. Tn" market for cot
ton good. was dull but prices unchanged
Cdtunndc- were in better demand Jy
clothiers. Tickings and Plaid .Asua-
burgs are in fair r,quc.t in 6rst hand'.
Woolcn goods for men. wear duh. BlsD-
kcts and Flannels in steady request for
small parcels. Foreign goods dull.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market.

New YORK, November 2.-MoNEY-
Active; closed at 44G15 per cent; prime
mercantile paper j@7 per cent for long
and short dates. Sterling quiet and
steady at 4S3}64s4 for sixty days and
4874 for sight. Customs receipts 1904 900.
Treasury disbursements $4,000. There
will be no New York markets tomorrow.
GoLD--ll0f@ll0s, the opening and
closing rates. Borrowing rates l-32 per
cent until Wednesday; l@7 per cent per
annum; loans were also made fiat. Clear
inus SD3nDOaN
GoyyRSMESTs-F
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Cincinnati market.

CrNCINN,TI, November 2.--Cotton-.
Dull ut he. Flour--Dull at 81 900
30. Whcat-Quict; red - 03GI OS.
Corn-Quict; new Goa G2c. Oau--Quici
nt 53rr joc. Rye -Ster v Mt 93c Barley
STEADY; No. . 81 20. Linsccd Oil
500. Eggs Demand fair aud market
hrm at DC. Lard OIl-Quict. Butter
and Cheese Demand fair and market
firm. Prov sions-Quiet and nomnslly
unchanged. Whisky-Steady and IN
mndrrutr demand al 9Gc.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November .--Flour-Stcady
and m moderate demand. Wheat
Steady and in modernte demand; No. ,
white Wabash - I6l; No, 3 do Sl ~;
No. ! whit" Michigan 81 ~; amber
II Ojj; ~. red 81 10 Corn-Qui"t;
high mixed 7Gc; new do &c; seller No
vrmber GGlc: low mixed new G5c. Oats
Dull and lower; No. 2IStc; white JO!c.
Clover Seed Steady and in moderat" de-.
mand M a. 30
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THE REPUBLICAN, CREEp:-We be-
- in civil and religious liberty; the
g .,,, 10 vote for whom we please without
:.,,s-ference from our neighbors. Rad
,Il STATE Ereh0ng>.
ye,--dare say. You believe in doing
.o,,bing ron please without interference
.,.n your neighbors; bnt, unfortunately,
r,n don, believe in your neighbors do
.,s what they please without interference
.,ro YOU. Perhaps you have forgotten
ID. lsy, of prescription here in West
,.;-,injn. or the more recent efforts of
yoar party to prescribe free action in
.,;.;sns and other Southern States.
R,t if YOU have, the people haven't, and
ave 20 declared.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFTIcEE,
WAsHINGToN November =, eP.H.
PROBABILITIES.
For tho Gulf State-. Tnnessee and Ohio
Valley, generally clear weather, south
cast 10 southwest wind, rising tempers-
ture east Of the Mississippi river, aud
stationary or falling barometer. For the
Middle States partly cloudy weather,
south or west winds. slight changes In
the temperature. and falling barometer
during TUESDAY. For the Lake region
Increasing clOudines., rising tempera-
ture excerpt near Lake Superior south
east 10 southwest winds, and falling
barometer east Of Lake Michigan. For
tie Northwest generally clear wesibsr,
south to west winds, lower temperature,
and stationary or rising barometer.
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STATE BONDs-Dull.

RAILROAD BoNDs-Low"r for Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated, and Pa
citic railroads
SToCKs-Fluctuatcd during the day,
with n general downward tendency, and
closing prices were tCdi per cent below
the lowest point Of the day. The decline
was most marked in Pacific Mail, Rock
Island. Northwestern common and Union
Pacific. The sales to-day agsrrgat-
ed 100000 shares, of which 5000 were
Western Union, 2l,OOO Pacific Mail,
1900 Lake Shore, 1000 Union Pacific,
1000 Northwestern, 5000 Wabash and
100 OhiOs.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Activ";
No. red 81 ~; No. . 81 10; rejected
~ OF. Corn-Quiet at S0(0 sjc. Oais-
Firmcr at j9@GIc. Rye-Quict at 95ccr
- %. IIay-rnchangcd. Pork-tn-
changed Bacon-Sh Shoulders strong nj
S3c; clear rib sides heavy at I@l2io
Sugar Cured llams-At lIml6c. Larl
-liImI44c. Cotlcc-Firm at lsCa 2O!c.
Buttcr-Very dull at 80tG3Ic. Prtrolc-
um-Dull; crude nominally y at ic. Whis-
ky-Nominal at 99J6sl 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-03
Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBUEGH, November w heat
Quiet and prices unchanged. Corn
New ear G3lo Gjc; new shclled GSCd,T0r;
oId shrllchslMsic. Pctrolcuin-Quiet;
crud" 72lG75c at Parkers; refined I0ic
for Philadelphia, lo!c for Baltimore de-
livery
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-03
Run Over and Killed.

r sNlSciSNATI, November Prank
ii;a'nPSon, passenger on the Short
I-. ne from Dayton, was run over by the
,Sn Sn about quarter past nine tonight, in
ias :l'y limits, it is supposed in attempt
,;q s 10 Jump of while they were in mo-
S"n. S His dead body was found half
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-03
Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND, November 2-Wheat-
Quiet and unchanged. Corn--Dullj old
shsiied TAa75c. Osts--Stssdy and M
changed. PetroIeum-Stesdy; standard
white car lots sie; Ohio state test lO.c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-03

To.pAY the following States elect
r,,i.I.,ures BY which U. 5. Senators are
:, chosen: Delaware, Florida Massa-
,,.s,,. Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
y,,.5s, New Jersey, New York, Penn
,s.Di, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
IS Senator is to be elected by
.1ooi.ians Legislature also, making
.p13 Senators to the 44th Congress.