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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-27
THE TURF.


"a. SA@ANAo "a AAhAIVuAl
SARATOGA, July 25.-There IL great
crowd IN attendance to-day OF the open.
Ing meeting Of the Saratoga Association;
the track Is In excellent condition, and the
weather delightful. The first race was
Tor the TrayefS stables, for three.year olds
one and threequarter miles. The follow.
Ing horses started. Attilla, Gtinste I'D i,
Brigand, Stampede, Reform, Steel Eyes,
Aaron Pennington, Acrobat, the Julius
colt and the Washington colt. The horses
got of well together, the Julius colt lead.
ing. The TaceAresulted In dead heat be-
tween Acrobat and Attllla; Steel
Eyes next. Time, 8;09i. Grinstead was
the favorite in the pools OF $305, 70 $500
for Atilla and $40 for Acrobat. II has
been decided 10 run Acrobat and Attilla
over again after the last race, the owners
refusing TO divide the stakes.
The second race was q aweepstake for
all ages, one mile and quarter. Four
horses started-Springbok, Mate, Surviv.
or aud Dublin. At the start Springbok
got of first, followed by Mate, Dublin
and Survivor, In order named. Springbok
and Mate Tapped for mile, but coming
up the quarter stretch, Springbok went
ahead, winning easily by three lengths.
Time, 2;O9s. Before the start Spripgbok
sold at two TO one, with Mate the next 70.
vorite.
The third race was for the Cash stakes,
for two year ODDS, distance half q mile.
Carolina, Willie Burke, Calvin, Baymins.
ter, Australind, Olitipa, Ravenna and
Victorious started, Olitipa won the race,
Willie Burke second, Australind third.
Time, 47S. The winner sold in the field.
In the race between Attilia and Acrobat
for the Traverse stake, having run pre-.
viously dead head, Attila won. Time,
3:0s9.
DEXTER PARK RACES.
CHICAGO, July 25.-To.day's race at
Dexter Park, between Goldsmith Maid
and Judge Fullerton against time, has
been looked forward to with great inter.
eat by sportsmen and those interested In
the turf, but the outcome was very un-
satisfactory to all who witnessed 1t 10.
day. A crowd Of about seven thousand
persons were present at the trOt. On the
first heat the Maid came in ahead, max.
ing the mile in 2:29t. Fullerton be.
haved very badly-ialling far behind.
The second heat was taken by the Maid
in 2l0f, but she broke twice during the
race, Fullerton also breaking. The third
heat was won by the Maid in 2:25t, Full.
lerton tagging as before. A heavy wind
interleared somewhat with the tfotting,
and the track was not in prime condition,
but the crowd could not consider these
facts any excuse for the miserable display
they witnessed.
COMING CLEVELAND RACES. .s
CLEVELAND, July 25.-The Cleveland
Club offers special premium OF 81 900
to Goldsmith Maid or any other horse
that will beat the Maids record of 2:16 at
the coming meeting Of the Club, to be
held in Cleveland July % 81. The en-.
tries are now all in and number ninety.
two.
RACES POSTPONED.
Fort WAYNE, July 25.-The races at
the Fair Ground Course were postponed
until Monday, at2 o'clock, on account oil
heavy rains this morning,
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TWELVE QUARTER White Honey Comb
Bed Spreads for Csc. HENRY RoRMER,
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF the temperature
as observed al sllvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office:
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HAY is selling at $95 per ton:
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

war DEPARTMENT,
0TT1oE or THE CHIKF SIgNAL OYYTora,
WARRINGTON, D. O., July $500 P. Z,
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EcoND HAND PIANOS AND ORGANS

GENAPPNE and Grenadien sold for SOC
reduced to Doc. HENRY RoRMRR, :
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MONDAY, JULY r., 1874.
New ADVERTISEMENT.

New Advertisements.
For sale-House and Lot.
Flour.
Bed Lounges.
Suspender Mandatory.
Closing Out Sale Continued.
Proposals for Lamp Posts and Lamps.
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CLEVELAND, July 25-The Cleveland
Club offers special premium Of 81 900
to Goldsmith Maid or any other horse
that will beat the Maids record of 2:1G at
the coming meeting of the Club, to be
held in Cleveland July % to3l. The en-.
tries are now all in and number ninety.
two
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RACES POSTPONED.

Fort WAYNE, July 25.-The races at
the Fair Ground Course were postponed
until Monday, at2 o'clock, on account oil
heavy rains this morning.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, November l3.-Cotton-
Steady; middling uplands l4i. Flour
A little better and prices unchanged; re-
ceipts 26,000 barrels. Wheat-In better
export demand and l@2c better; receipts
l95,000 bushels; No. spring 81 l7@
25; No. 2 do old 81 1901 Is; No. 3 do
81 05(a o.; No. 2 Chicago 81 06@l 09;
No. . Milwaukee 81 l2@l l2l. Rye
Flour-Firm at 81 1904 80. Corn Mea!
Firm at 81 1904 75. Rye-Firm al
9S695c. Barley-Quiet. Mslt--Firm.
Corn-l@llc higher and in better de-
mand; receipts $1,000 bushels; mixed
western 92G92Ic in store; new do S5(G
SS!c. Oats-Firmer; receipts $1,000
bushels; mixed western 65c in store; do
afost 656 66c; white do 65G6Ic. Hay,
Hops and Rice-Unchsnged. Coffee
Dull; Rio l5tGl9tc. Sugar-Dull at Z
(dStc. Molasses-Dull; New Orleans
re. Petroleum-Heavy; refined at lie;
crude 5@5sc; naptha 9@9!. Rosin-
Steady at SO 3O(G2 IS. Turpentine-
Steady at 35!c. Eggs-Firm at 2s(d 29c
Pork-Firmer at $50 %. Beef-Quiet.
Cut Meats--Quiet; middles firm, long
clear l0ic; short clear l0ic. Lard
Prime steam scarce and firm at l5iGl5ic
Butter-Firm; western ls6Ssc. Cheese
Unchanged. Whisky-Firmer nj
SlOl
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW ORk, November ID Bc"Nc--
Receipts to-day 700 head, making 4,22o
head for the last four days, against
1000 head same time last week. Market
dull for n lack of stock but prices n Shad"
stronger; feeling firm poor to good natlr"
steers soil at ircm SIC per ID 10 dress
81 lbs (" l2!c to drcs. 81 lbs; poor L.
good Texas and Cherokee cattle at from
tic per ID Ia dress 81 lbs, Ia 9ir Ia dress
5G lbs. Sheep and Lambs-Reccipts G,22o
head, making l9,540 head for four day,
against ~, $50 same time last week. De-
mand-fair and market fairly active at un
changed prices; ranging from at IthGlc
for common to prime sheep, and ia ST.
for poor to good lambs. lSwInc-R"c"ipts
7,l7O head, making 30,GG0 head for four
days, against 2l,7lO head for the sam"
tmo last week Live hogs slow Mt Gs
"a G.c per 10, with one car load Of Ohio,
III lbs AVERAGE, sold at 81 slt per loo
Ib,; dressed hogs closed at s!@,Ssc.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November l3-Flour--
Quiet and unchanged. Whcat-Dc-
msnd active and prices advanced; No.
spring 92@ CSC; No. . Sc regular SIZE
fresh spot; ssc seller December; sac sell
Ter January; No. s2GS3c; rejected 72c.
Corn-Steady and in moderate demand;
No. = mixed 1jc cash; 73c seller year;
rejected old 13c; new 65G 66c. Oats
Demand fair and prices advanced; No. >
4sgCd is{c cash; 4s! seller year; rejected
46c. Ryc--Dcmand fair and market firm;
No. | s5GGSSl. Barley-Dcmand active
and prices advanced; No. 81 %; No.3
II l8lMl Il. Pork-Dull and unset
tied at SIS % cash; Sl7 10 seller year;
SIS 65 seller February. Lsrd-Dnll nj
l3lc spot l2Ic seller year; closing dull.
Bulk Mcats-Stcady; shoulders 6lc;
short rib middIcs 9sG9lc Green Meats
Hams firm at ljc; average 9iGHlOr.
Whisky-Firm at 97c. On the opening
of the board this afternoon, Wheat clos-
cd at sslmSSsc seller December. Corn
-7lic seller November; 1Stc seller year.
Osts-i9ic seller November; isic seller
year. Barlcy-Sl %! bid seller Dcc"m-
her
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14

THE huge, drastic, griping, sickening
piil,. constructed Of crude, coarse and
bulky ingredients, are fast bcing separ-
s4fed b. DR.. Pierccs Pleasant Purgstiye
Pellets, or sugar coated, Concentrated
Root and Herbal JUICE, Anti-Bill2H
Granules-ths "Littlc Giant CsthArtic
or HultVta IN ParrD Physie. Modern
Chemical Science enables DIR. Pierce 10
extract from the juice, Of the mOst yalus-
ble roots and herbs their active medicinal
principles, which, when worked into liz.
tie Pellets or GrAnule., searo>iy larger
than mustard seed, renders each little
Pellet A. active and powerful A. q large
pill, while they are much more palntAble
and pleasant in effect.
Dr.. Ira A. Thayer. Of Baconsburg,
Ohio writes Il regard your Pells.s as
the kezt remedy for the conditions for
which you prescribe them Of anything ]
have ever 1ssd. 70 mild and certain In
effect. and leaving the bowels in al e1-
eel!ent condition. IL seems 70 me they
must take the place of all other cxthartic
pilh and medicines"
Lyon q Macomber, druggists, VsrmIl-
lion, ID. T., says: I'VE think they are go
ing 70 sell like hot cakes NJ ,oon ~ people
gst aequsinted with them and will spoil
the Dill trade, a. those that have used
them like them much better than large
pills"
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PHlLADELPHIA, N0N"fnbtr 10
Wool-Dull; Ohio Pennsylvania and
West Virginia double extra and
above 5jn JGc; extra 5i6 6jc; mo.
dium 6jla BIC; coarse JOta 30; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 4s(a.5lc; medium 63Ca5jc; ooars"
~; combing washed GOtaGJc; do unwa.h-
ed 42(a isc; fine unwashed 3jCa Bic;
coarse and medium washed 4Ofd So; tuh
washed 55ld GOc; extra and merino pulled
42ra i7c; NO. and superfne pulled
IiGa4SC
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November l3.--Cotton-
Firm at lic. Flour and Oats II UnchAng-
ed. Whcnt-DulI at 81 03GGl 0G. Corn
Dali; ear ella G2c. Ryc-Activc Mt
9jc. Barlcy--Activc at ~ 30. Oils
Unchanged. Eggs-St"ady at Do.
Butter and Checsc-Firm. Lard--firm;
sales at l3Ic spot. Bulk Mcats-firm;
n"fully cured offering; partly cured .old
shoulder. Mt ! $1,000 lc; clear rib sides
mlOlG IOIc; clear sid"- l0im lc. Bacon
Active; shoulders 9ic; clear RIB -id"s
BE; clear sides lic Green M"ats-llnm-
unsettled; sales of shoulders ut Gl@ 1ci
sides 9Ic; hams ljc; average lOl".
Whisky-D Demand fair and market firm
at gGc. HOgs-Actiye; common 81 -
mG 70; medium to fair packing 20 ~
"a : 90; good packing to extra butcher
- 10fa 25.
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Another Negro Ouirasr.

SALISBURY, y. C., November l3.-
Two negroes entered the house Of AL
old man supposed to have large sum Of
money on hand, for the purpo-e Of rob
ting him, near here. this morning, and
when be refused to give up the money,
one of the negroes fred on him; the shot
taking effect in the old mans mouth, bat
glancing. made only fesh wound. The
old gentleman wife, aged about ffty
wears. attacked one Of the negroes with
. spade, the first blow entering bis brain
aud killing him.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, November l2.-Tbe trade
movement wss more stTe 10 come dc.
par,ncnts of the package trade andthere
ws- fair jpbbing di.tributlon. Arno--
lesg Farcy PriDi. wcr" reduced by
agents D. { &C., with large sales. Heavy
..audard and four yard brown cottOns IN
.teady demand. KlIert0n, Swhua, Am
o.Leag. fremont Meihurn and Pember.
TN Cotton FlanncIs reduced in price.
One thousand pieces Of American Black
silk sod a. auction to-day realized good
Tyrycp-z
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East LIBERTY, November l5.-' attic
-Rrccipts for to-day ,"Oi head and for
the week - far 5,2G2 head. Very little
business WAS done today, the buyer
having nearly all left, and there are very
few cattle on hand for sale. Price, how
ever. are -tIl firm at yesterday. closing
rates. Only ~ head were sold to-day,
and they were all common at - 2jCo4 10.
Hog Receipt, FOR to-day Leo head
for the Ia.t four days 1880 head; bc't
Philadeiphla, 81 lOfa7 3j; Yorker.
81 5Oa675. Shc"p-ReceiPts for to-
dav ! 800 head; for last four day. 1900
head; bot 50 Ootr,6 -; medium - 2jlg
4 Al
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Count Won Arnim.

BERLIN, November l3.-The Post says
that Count Won Arnim was arrested the
second time because he communicated
some important documents to a third
party while confined IN the Charity
Hospital. There may be other reasons,
however, which is not known. The state
ment that the Count had a copy of his
indictment, is denied.
LONDON, November l3.-The shock
caused by the second arrest has seriously
affected the health of Count Won Arnim,
who is confined to his bed. The formal
complaint has beeh lodged by the govern
ment law officers against the Count.
Socialist Conspiracy In Russia.
LONDON. November l4.-The Tsis-
graph repeats the report of Socialist
conspiracy in Russia, and adds that s.
600 persons including many ladies, have
been arrested, anda commission has been
appointed to investigate the conspiracy,
the object of which is unknown. Several
persons of exalted rank are said 10. be
implicated. A vast amount of money
seems to be at the disposal Of the canspir-
ators. The arrests since the discovery Of
the plot have been 50 numerous that
perfect reign of terror exists in ST. Peters
burgh. 1t was proposed that the police
should search every house in the city in
u single night.
Daring Railway Robbery.
Toronto. November l3.-As the eX-
press train on the Great Western Rail-
road was leaving Port Credit Station, five
miles east of this city, about five o'clock
this evening, five masked men boarded
her, and after unfaStcning the
bell rope, they bound and gagged the
baggage master They then entered the
apartments of the American Express
Company, whose messenger they gagged,
hlindtoldcd and hundcutlrd. They took
the keys of tho safe from him and srcur-
cd thirty or forty thousand dollars. The
robbers remained on the train till il
reached Queens wharf in the western
part of this city.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November l3,-Fl0ur
Dnll; suAerfnc 81 O0NS 4 %; extra - 37i
( 80. Wheat-Steadyi red 81 N; amber
81 2ild,l 29. Corn--Quieti yellow and
mixed 92n J2lc. Oats-Firm; white 81
Ia Gjc. Petroleum Easier; refined lOi
IN lOsc; crude nominal at 7iGs 7icin bbl'.;
SIC in bulk. Whisky-Firm al - Ol.
Butter-firm st 32la, 33c. Chces"--
Quiet; fine western l6Galslc. Egg,
Strong and scsrce: western 2Jha,DDc.
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The RefreaiIng Carli>ts.

HENpAYE, November l3.--Tr"op, are
i'll hot pursuit Of the rctreating CarIiSt>,
and are burning houses of the Carlist
sympathizcrs. Three hundred have al
ready been destroyed.
BAYoNNE, November l%.-Thc Carl
ist troops are concentrated at Navarro,
between Vera and Lc>acc. The Rrpub-
lican troops are marching upon them.
MADRID, November 23.-Thr lnsur-
gent leaders, Sabolla, Tristory and Mere,
hay, entered Barceiana. Ro-u> and
points in Gcrona threatened by tn" Carl
ISIS, are being fortified.
Generals Lozcrna, Marioncs and Par
titlo seriously threaten E-trIln. During
the retreat of the Carii,t, from lrun be-
tween fifty and sixty men of the BiScay
battalion were frozen to death.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November l3.-flour-
Steady and unchanged Whest-Amber
wcs.crn 81 l7C,l -; No. red 81 20; No.
. DO 81 lg; W. 2sI ~. Corn-Actiye
and firm At SIC. Oats--Stesdy at G2Eg
Gir. Ryc-Du.l. Hay-Cnchanged.
Pork-S30 81. Bsc"n-Firrn and high
er: ,tock light; shoulders DC; clear RIB
sides l3.@yl6c. IIsms-SUgar cured II
M,l5c. Lard-Firrner At Is. Butter
Firm at 29GGOc. Cofee-Nominally
nnrhargcd. Pe;roleum-Du!l and nom
inal. Whisky-Firm and scarce AT II W.
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The BROOKLYN Disaster,

pErRoIT, November lathe local
.%aN have concluded the investigation
'he Brooklyn disaster, and submitted
,'r'F report to Inspector Ralph. Their
,"'.l>ioNs ar, that the Brooklyn was
,ss.F-ying lO0poundS ofsteam at the time
", d, I'e disaster being 80 pounds in excess
W n" amount allowed BY the inspectors
'.'"hcatc, and that in order 10 carry this
, ,NGe>N Of steam, the lock of the safety
:. ave must have been tampered with, or
would have blown off. The boiler
,,;.i ~.9'a probably have stood this pressure
WI "'.A a full supply of water. They do
,n n"' charge Capt. Brown with the re-
,,I ,p,yI"sIoIllty ofthe accident, but think he
allied s' TO exercise that prudence, which is
,,tAPected Of the commander. They place
.. ..s responsibility upon VIM. Hillisrd,
second engineer, who was killed at the
explosion.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

New YORK, November l3.-MoSEY-
Steady and more active II, the day AL
vauccd; closing at %!m4 per cent. St"r-
ling strong all day and bankers advanced
the rates to 1861 for sixty days and -?
for sight; closing business at iSGtr 4s9i
for long and short. Customs receipts
SIsG,OOO. Treasury disbursements $jij,-
600 Dry goods imp Sl,i2i,@ ,@OS.
GoLp-Active ard higher; closing AT
IIO9mlI0l. Clcarings s@0,oWOoO.
uyERNMENTs-Activc and strong.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Great Running Race.

SAN Francisco, November l3.-The
weather is promising for the great run
ming race tomorrow at the Bay District
Fair Grounds. The city is full of people
from the interior towns and cities, come
to witness the sport In the pools Kate
Pease sells at $500. Thad. Stevens S370,
Joe Daniels SlGO, and the field at SlI5.
The field embraces Hockhocking, Hard
ware, Alpa and Henry. All the horses
named will go.
There is much excitement to night
about the race tomorrow, and immense
crowds are at each pool room. Katie
Peasc, $500; Thad Stevens, 500; $50 for
the rest. and the field in proportion.
Large sums will change hands on the re-
suit. All horses named will go.
Billiard Tournament.
NEW YORK, November l3.-Thc fol-
lowing is the score of the games to-day:
DAILY, 300; Daniels, lSS; winners aver
aye, - 7-39. UbasSy, 300; SlsSsam, 1877;
winners average, Il BAL.
Thirty-ffth game, between Cyrille
Dion and Maurice Nignsux, WAS won by
the latter, 200 to 219; winners average.
: 7O-4O. Result of the match, Nignaux
winner of the tournament, and champion
of America at the three ball game. He
was Immediately challenged by Joseph
Dion for match game for the champion
ship and Sl,0@.
The thirty-sixth and last game of the
tournament was won by GARNER, who
defeated Joseph Dion by II score Of 800
to 223. The winners averaged 10 20-2S.
GARNER wins the second and Joe Dion
the third prize.
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ToLEDO, Noyember l3.--Flour--
Steady. Wheat--DUll; No. white
Wabz,h 81 Il; No. white Michigan
Sis: extra do Il Il; amber 81 08ii No.
! rcd 81 10; No. 2 81 05l COMA
shade better; closing duiii high mixed
new spos est; seller December osFci low
mixed ncz 6s!c; old 77ic. OAts-A shade
better; Michigan 52!ci white S44c.
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Iri. reported that the long lost little
rngrIg Ross has been traced to st.
,.,bsrinr,. Canada. 4 woman who
.,.. her name a> HAZARD, with her
.c.hirr srr believed to have possession
The child. The woman is under ar
.-... and detectives are busy searching
o., the daughter. who has the child with
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The Miners Troubles

PITTsBURHG. November l3.-Mr.
Charles II. Armstrong, owner Of the coal
works in West Moreland county, tho
scene of the late distur rbances between
the striking miners and the imported
Italians, notified the sheriff this morning
that he had disarmed the Italian. in hi.
employ and sent the arms t0 plare ot
safety. 1t l. confidently hoped that this
actiouIwill restore tranquie!ty and eff'ctu-
ally prevent n reoCcurcnce Of the difficult
,ies which have lately rendered life 20
precsrious in that vicinity.
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RAILROAD BONDS Steady.

Slocka-Adyarccd imt per cent in
the early dcalings but afterwards react
cd. The lo,- in Pacific Mail was partinl-
Is recovered. Tn" market was weak nj
the clos" at dccln" Of To per cent
from the highest point. The transactions
to-day aggregated 10000 shares Of which
81. 900 were Western Union, 1000 Pa
ciic Mail, 1000 Erie 1000 Lake Shore,
- 900 Union Pacific, 1900 Northwest
crn. 700 Rock Leland, 1000 St. Paul,
5000 Wabash, and 1900 Ohios.
The failure Of Samuel Laugh!ln, pro-
due dealer j. announced
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, November IL. SIN.
pRORARlIlTIES.

For the Lake Region, partly cloudy
weather and continued low thermome-
ter, with winds shifting To casterly and
southcrly and slowly falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally clear and cool weather, with
east TO south winds and falling baromc-
ter during Saturday. For the North
west. partly cloudy and warmer weather,
with briS or high winds, falling barom"-
ter and possibly snow in Minnesota. For
the Canal Regions Of New York the
temperature will continue below the
freezing point. Cautionary signals mr."
ordered for Duluth.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBuESH, November l3.-Pig Iron
Quiet; No. foundry $50 5OCaT o.;
No. . foundry s25 7j; gray forge s2J %.
Whess--Quiet and prices unchanged
Corn--New ear Cs+g50c; new shellod 10
Ge75c. Petrvleum-CrIded dull at 72I(oj
75c at'Psrker's; refined I0ic Philadelphia
delivery; l0tc for Baltimore delivery.
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FOREIGN.
4 AStartIiug RumOr Denied.

LONDON. November l&.-l2;30, =. VI.
There is no truth whatever in the re-
port that Queen Victoria died Yesterday,
Mt Balmoral Castle. After diligcnt III
quiry the rumor was found to have orig
mated in IA Fleet street tap room.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14

or,,xnrp bands Of Mexican cattle
500. NJ, ,oraging and stealing along
Tsr.. frontier. Iftroops are wanted
.,r,yr.s them, they can be supplied
-ru,u LouS>lana.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14

r.,r NED. General EARLY's old
..rysnt. came out on the Sd Of
..,l.r and voted the Conservative
l, When he dies, he will assuredly
s,rr. the good niggers go.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14
Cleveland Market

CLEyELAxD, November lS.-Wbeat
Steady at 81 O5(s,Il2 Corn and Oats
Unchanged. PetroIeum-stesdyi stan
dard white 9ic; Ohio State tss; III r..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14

Tnr Un:,rd States government has
...:lai o.. the recommendation of the
, -.,yry IF the Interior, to invest $1,000
,se purchase OF IA horse, saddle and
.., ,.,- ,,rh Of the chiefs of the Crow
,.G.r. Of Montana. This is done us IL
.,.; Of tn good will and friendly in
..,..,r, of the government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14

The American Express COmpanys
messenger on the Toronto Branch OF the
Great Western Railroad, Was robbed last
evening about 8 O'Clock, by five masked
rsbbers. The amount Of money lost IS
supposed to Be $1,000 or $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14

c.,vr wants specie payments. OF
10000 year in gold, for two
F.. not bad to take.