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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 2-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Steady; No. !
Chicago spring 81 24i regular l 20
strictly fresh; No. . Chicago spring
| l9t regular; 2ls strictly fresh spot;
| l9l April; 24t May. Corn-Actve
and advanced; No | mixed 62ic regu-
lsr; 63Ic strictly fresh on spo'; 62fc
April; oslo bid MAY; new No. ? m xed
5966OG cd 6O@60lc; new 5stc
O.ts-Steady; 42@424c Oh spot; 46Sc
May, rejected 42!c, Rye-Steady, No
p 9O@92c. Barley-Qniet and uo-
changed; No. 8 spring 81 50@l %
Pork-.Ac,ive and O ivanced; SIS QUO
Is IS cash or April; Is s5@l5 90 May,
Lard-Act,ve and advanced at$9 80
cs-n or April; 9 As May. Bulk meats
-Quis, and unchanged; shoulders So
on spot &c May loose; short clear ribs
SIC loose on spot. Whisky 93c.
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COUNTY COURT. The following bu,

COUNTY COURT. The following busl-
ness vas tra"sac,ed at this court yes
terdsy:
Tie Case OF lie State Tor the use oil
4. 81, Myers, Us. Ambrose Shafter ei
al was argued On demurrer. The de-
murrer was sustained, and the case re-
msnded 10 rules for amendment.
In the casa oil J. N. Brodie rs. N. c.
Arthur, motion was made BY the plalr'
TIFF 10 reject pleas, but it was overruled
and the case was continued at defend
ante costs.
The case OF William Wick rs. W. Il
Fleming and Henry Helfenbine, garni.
shee OF said Fleming. was sc: for Sat.
urday, April Alb.
In the case OF Phillip Schuhle aal
rs. Henry HEWITT, the jury had mo-
come to any decision when we left thu
court room last uight
The court adjourned until this morn
ing al 9 o'clock.
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River News

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated 7 feet 3 inches in the chan
mel.
The Courier departed for Parkers'
burg yesterday at the usual hour.
Thomas N. Means, with 3 big tow
OF pig iron. passed yesterday Afternoon
out was compellei to return, the water
being too low for her to get past the
SISTERS"
The Express is the Parkersburs
packet this morning.
The r. K. Hudson, from Cincinnati
is due here this Afternoon.
The Mary Miller and Espsranzs,
were due here from Pittsburgh last ev-
ening. The former for Cincinnati and
the latter for St. Louie.
The Granite Slate from Pittsburgh
for Portsmouth. is due here tonight
The towboats Stella and j. n. Cam
den passed up with tows.
The toxboat John Means, passed
down with tow Of freight bsrges.
The business about the landing va:
rather dull yesterday.
BY Telegraph
PrrrsBURaH, April 2-River rising
with 6 feet 6 inches in the channel
Weather cloudy aud cool.
CAlRo, April 2.-Arrived - Capita
City and Boa Accord, ST. Louis; Grea
| Republic, New Orleans. Departed
Chas. Brown and Boa Accord, St
Louis; Capital City, Vicksburg; Re
public, St. Louis James Howard
| New Orleans. The river has fallen Il
inches. Weather clear; mercury 3d.
EVANSVILLE, April 2-Weatbel
alternately clear and cloudy With q
light sprinkliug OF rain this evening
since then It has cleared. Mercury 81
TO 500. River about stationary with
25} feet in the channel, Port list W
Paragon, Pat Rodgers. Down
Mary Houston. The Mlnneola ano
Indiana are reshippipg on the Mary
Houston.
LOUISVILLE, April 2.-River rising
slowly with 9 feet l inch in the cana
and 7 feet inch in the chute. Wealth
or cool. Business dull. Boats Down
-Charmer, Evansville, Ella, White
river. Boats up-Rover and barges
Paragon, due from below. An effort il
being made to have the chute at the
head OF the falls widened to 100 feet
1t 10 now only As feet. The govern
ment has been appealed to.
CINCINNATI, April River 10 feet {
inches. and falling. Arrived-Andea
Wheeling; Ben Franklin, Memphis
Nick Lougwortb, New Orleans. De-
psrted-Excbapge, Pittsburgh; Andy
Baum, Memphis.
Sr. Louis, April 2-Arrived-Har
~ johnson. Andy johnson and Collos'
sal, Keokuk; Rock Island, Dubuque
Kate Kinney, Missouri river; Lady
Lee. Shreveport; Lake Superior, Du
buque; AIMEE, New Orleans; Belle o
Memphis, Memphis. Departed-RsG
w pg, Lake Superior and Harry
johnson, Keokuk; W. ]. Lewis, Ms
souri, river; City OF Alton. New Or.
leans; Grafton. Cairo. River risieg
clear and pleasant.
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PRzNfrM BEEP,-Four fine red pesv

PREMIUM BEEP.-Four fnered pesves,
aggregating a weight Of about 5000
pounds, were exhibited on our streets
last Saturday, ty Messrs. Scherok d
Z3eckler. These fellows wore the rio
bops with which they were decorated
az royalty as any king OF the herd ever
did. Messrs. Scheuck & ZJeckler will
supply their customers with beef from
these choice animals right along, and
when these are gone more OF the same
sort will be ready for the knife.
Hereafter Messrs. Schenck & Z)eck-
ler's shop will be at No. ll30 Market
street, (Bosley's old stsnd) Extra
choice beef always on hand,
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
New York Harriet.

New YORK, April Cotton =
Dull and easier middling uplands Ito,
Flour-Quiet and firm; western and
State IS 60@6 Is; common to good
$6 25@6 so; good to choice 6 $50
6 rs; white whest extra 1901 lG
extra Ohio 6 300 7 so. Wheat-No:
2 Chicago spring 549l 55!; No. 2
Milwaukee | 57@l So. Rye and Bar
iey-Unchanged. Corn-Frmer with
fair inquiry; new western mixed S3@ 80
the latter very choice; western yellow
89@90c; white western SSS old western
mixed $4,000. Oats-Hrgber; western
5S@6lc white western 6l@64. Coffee
Rio 20&c. Sugar-Less active and
lower; lair to good refining 1s@7sc,
Petroleum. rmer crude TIC refined
l5f@l5;c. P.rk-FrmeT new meas
SIS Is spot; 16 50@l5 60 April; l6 80
@l6 95 June. Beer-Quiet and un
changed; middles frmer; long clear ct
@9s; shors 9sc. Lard-F rmer; prime
steam spot and April 9t9l0c; May 10
@lO l-l6. Butter and Cbeese-Un-
changed. i .ky-Dull at Csc.
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CARScRoss & DIxEY's MISsrssLs..-
This great minstrel troupe has been en-
gagged by James Fi'zsimmons for two
nights at the Opera House. They will
be here April 7th aud 9th. and matinee.
The einging OF Mr.. Carncroes 10 OF .
character that merits the enthusiastic
applause accorded it, and the encores
are hearty and frequent The funny
acts Of Dixey, Quinn, Fraser. Talbot,
Cheevers, Kennedy and others develop
tue rislbiliues oil the audience to Q de-
gree that 10 absolutely alarming to the
safety OF vest buttons. The character
Of the performances is such that the
moat sensitive need have no fear OF BE-
ing ofIeaded. 10 fact the Opera House
in the Quaker City" 10 crowded every
night that the Carncress i Dixey min.
strel troupe appears in it.
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WAsHrHgTos COUNTY ITEMS.
From ,hs Rsrisx and Examiner.

From the Review and Examiner.
WI learn that the Union Agricultu-
rsl Society, of Burgettstown. is shout
to import q fine blooded stallion from
Scotland. The Marquis" is expect
ed to arrive about the middle OF April
and weighs 1900 pounds.
OK Friday morning last Jas. Bar.
bour, an employee Of the Hempfeld
Railroad Company. had his leg broken
., McDsners crossing, one mile west oil
Washington. He attempted to get on
board the cars while they were in mo-
ton, and as . consequence will be .
cripple for some time to come.
A FEW EVENING" since some friends OIL
Cbisf Burgess Samuel Hazlett pre-
scented him With q very handsome gold
headed cane. The presentation speech
was made BY Capt. Marsh, in his hap
pest style, and. like his surrender" al
Buckbsunon. terminated 10 a "gocd
time"
Council APPoINTNsxTs.-The Few
Borough Council, which was organic.
ed last week, has elected the following
named officers Treasurer. L N.
March; Secretary, Robert s. Winters
Attorney. John Aiken; Janitor Of
Town Hall, W. 8. White; Weighmss-
ter. David Orr; Street Commissioner
James II. Card o.
TIs OLDH-r.-Mrs. Sophia Hickson
OF Linden, North S,rabaue township,
IN this county, is the Oldest person in
this part OF the state. She was born
near Stauntor, Va in the year ITO
and is now in the l05th year o! her age
Her remembrance OF incidents OF her
early you'll is very distinct. She can
remember to have seen the soldiers o.
the Revolution, and also remembers GER
,ain doines OF the Continental Congress
in 1881, when she was eleven years o.
age. She was married in 1904, and
learned 10 read when she was forty
years OF age under the instruction O
Rev. Nr. Leeks, thea pastor Of the
tha-iers Presbyterian Church, o
which she was and i, still t member. St'
ls sill very active Ind thinks but very
little OF taking a walk Of several miles
1t is worthy OF mention that. so iar as
is known. there are only two per4onl
older in the State. Mr.. George Labau
Of Monroe county. who is liz years old
and Mr.. George TriVie, OF Daleville
l09 yesrs.-Canonsburg Herald
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Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market stree
sole agents Tor Kuabe Piauos.
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CINeISNArI April 3 Coton-Steady
at 16c. Flour-Quret and unclaimed.
Wheat-Dull at 81 40. Corn-Dull;
mixed 64@6Sc, Cats dull and Domln-
al at 50@5lc. Rye-Dull at 81 "a
Barley-Nomiual. Oils-unchanged
Eggs-Firmer at l3c. Buter-SIeady
Cheese-Scarce aud firm. Pork-Quiet
at SIC 00@l6 %. Lsrd-Quiet and
firm; steam Ole; kettle 9!c. Bulk
Mears-Stesdy; shoulders 55G6ci clear
rib sides Sic epot and last halt o.
April; clear s!gSS,. Bacon-S,eady;
shoulders 65G clear rib sides 9G9s;
clear 6s@9sc packed; sales OF clear b
at Sic loose; clear 95c loose Whisky
Firm at 92c.
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OVER rHs RivsR.-Ths temperance
ladies over the river, that is in Bridge
port. were not out praying at the
saloons yesterday, and consequently
there was not much excitement. A
committee visited one or two places
where the foaming beer is dispensed,
but without accomplishing anything
that was very encouraging to the
cause. The few persons who are en-
gagged in the liquor business over there
seemed determined to stand their
ground, in spite Of praying women and
everything else. Who will finally
come of victorious remains to he seen.
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MI,INFoRdED.-Our informant was
mistaken about the a|ledged misbehs-
vior OF certain Wheeling gentlemen in
Mrs. Nienengel'! store, in Bridgeport,
on Wednesday, during the dev otiopal
exercises OF the temperance ladies on
tina occasion. We have been assured
that those present acted and behaved
with all due respect toward the ladiea
Being personally acquainted with some
ofthe gentlemen We know they would
not be guilty OF any disrespect to o
lady, whether che was singing and
praying temperance or not.
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Police COURT. The session Of the
police court yesterday morning was q
very long one, the parties engaged in
the difficulty in the 9Th ward some time
ago, being tried on city warrants. Will.
liam Bls,ner was tried on two charges.
He was fned $1,000 and costs on one
and $500 and costs on the other.
The case against John Marsh was
dismissed at Blslner's costs, and the
case against Hiram Burkett Was dis
m Used at the latter's coat.
The case against Chfrles Basop,
charged with drunkenness, WAS dlsmiss'
by the Judge on condition he would
leave the city Immediately. Bacon
started on a dead run for Ohio.
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TEMPRRANCR.

The friends OF temperance continued
ct work all day yesterday, In various
ways pushing forward their work. The
committees appointed fer the purpose
were in different parts Of the city, i'm
porluLiug everybody for their signs'
lures to the petition to be presented to
the Council, asking that no license be
granted durisg the coming year. A
great many sign it, while ~ equal il
not greater number refuse, aud 90 the
matter stands.
We understand that several detach-
ments OF the Womens Temperance
Band visited several OF the saloons in
ditfs,en, parts OF the city, but no devo'
tioual exercises were INDUCED in. SIM
ply having q talk with the proprietors'
moral sussion." az it we're. About
noon yesterday one detachment. head
ed BY Mrs. L. A. Hsgans. President Of
the Band, fled into the Office Saloon,
uuder Washington Hall. and held .
short conversation with the barkeeper
Mr.. Fred Vaas. the proprietor not be-
ing in at the time. Nothing OF impor.
lance trsnspired.
A special prayer meeting was held 81
the English Lutheran Church Yss'er.
day moroing at ten o'clock. and 10 the
Afternoon a, the Zane Street N. E
Church. Last night q large mas'
mt etipg was held in Wesley Chapel in
the Eighth ward. Alter the ususl
amount OF singing and praying the
meeting was addressed by several speak
era, who made earnest aud eloquent
efforts in behalf OF the cause OF TEN.
peTaEce.
There will be macs meeting q.
Washington Hall ,o-tight, which will
be addressed by the Rev. j. q, Stewart
OF Steubenyills, Ohio, and Capt. A. 8.
Mcclure, of Wooster, Ohio. Both gen.
tlemcu are spoken of as orators OF no
mean ability, and as they ere just from
tue scene Of couiiict iu Ohio, where the
battle has been raging the fsrcest be-
tween the liquor and auli-!iquor PEG
pie, We suppose their addresses will be
interesting
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Baltimore Ma, ket.

BALTIMORE, April 2.-Flour-DulI
and unch snged Wheat-Siesdy; Ohio
and Indiana 81 50@l65; western spring
81 459l so. Corn-M'xed western
weaker at sc. 0ats-Flrm; western
6l663c Rye - Dull. Provisions
Firm; mess pork SIG so, bulk should
ers 81 so; clear rio sidea IS 30. Bacon
Shoulders s. so; clear rib sides
50 50@9 621; hams Sl3%l4. Batter
-UnohaDged. Lard-9t'. Coffee
Dull and nominal at 22@23C. Whisky
Unchanged.
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The WEATHER When ali ether 90


The WEATHER When ali ether sob
jects fail US In the way Of local items,
We always can fall back on the weather
Tor O few lines at least. Yesterday
morning it was cool and cloudy. Ia the
afternoon warm and pleasant. and at
night big fakes of suow were falling
thick and fast. We are besiuuing to
believe that old Probs" intends to
jump spring altogether. That would be
bad thing Tor the poets as wei! as the
dry goods and millinery stores For the
ladies' cake, We hope Easter Sunday
will be clear and pleasant at least.
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1T. LAyrs 4 Co., merchant silors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. SO Twelfth street fold Nj nroe(
have received their stock OF 10 ! and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and Q perfect fit guar.
suteed. They have also on hand fui
line Of gents furnishing goods 70 suit
the most fastiiious. Persons ooutem-
plating buying will do well to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and q fit guar.
snteed.
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Distinguished CompiimcnttO Amer.
fcaa Pianos.

Distinguished Compliment TO Amer.
fcan Pianos.
NessrS. Wm. Knabc d Co.
GENTLEMgH-0n the eve o. my de-
parture from this city, l cannot refrain
from expressing to you the satisfaction
and pleasure / have experienced in the
use Of the Knabe Pianos, now at my
residence. Since my arrival in tbls
country, and during my stay here |
have had in constant use both a grand
and an upright piano OF your mauutsc-
ture, and ! must compliment you, as
we'll as words will admit, upon the Gu
preme excellence OF their qualities and
mechanism and in transmitting TO you
this unsolicited endorsement OF the Pr
amos from your establishment, beg 10
reiterate the praise and sentiment OF q
vast number OF musical friends who
have on many OCCASIONS tested the In
struments now in my possession.
PAULINE LUCIA.
Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market street,
sole agents Tor Kuabe Pauos.
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A few Sundays ago stranger ad'
dressed q Sunday school at Hunting.
ton, and q few days afterward was
drowned in the Ohio river by falling
from the steamer Katydid, near Clip
per's Mill Charleston Courier.
Moral Dom address Sunday school.
at Huntington.
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Fish.

Extra No. Mackerel.
No. 1 Medium Mackerel.
Extra No . Mackerel.
No.a Medium ma"kerel,
Ne. Large Mackerel,
fxua Ia &c Labrador Herring,
Scotch Herring,
Smoked Hadd0ck,
Goldfish. vesy nne.
We hsve all the above qualities OF Mack
4srA In bali bills, quarter hblss and kits,
: warranted full weisht and superior % any
in tn market, TIN0LE6 NGAA,
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RUNAWAY. - Last night about u
o'clock . horse attached to buggy
rushed down Market street. past the
Mcclure House, at break-neck speed,
and q man in hot pursuit, yelling al
the horse to stop. But he didn't, and
no is probably running yet.
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To BE REPEATED concert and
entertainment which delighted go many
OF the Eighth ward people, given BY
the members OF the Sunday School Of
the 81 Presbyterian Church on March
Goth, at the request OF many friends
will be repeated this evening at the
church. The friends OF the church and
Others down that gay should not fail
TO attend this evening.
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SETTLED. Yesterday afternoon Viii.
liam Blatner was before Squire Csld-
we'll on the complaint o: Hiram Bur-
ke,t, for assault and battery with intent
to kill. The Justice, alter hearing the
evidence, decided tba. it WAS only q
misdep eanor, and the parties after
ward settled the matter.
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PRussIAS BAND CoScERrs. - The
Grand Concerts OF the Imperial Ger
man Band will take place at the Opers
House Saturday and Monday nights,
April 4 and 6. Reserved seats can
now bs obtained at Adams & Lucas
music store. The concerts under the
direction OF Carl Kirchuer.
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DsrAINEp.-The 2 P. N train over
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
was detained an hour yesterday after
noon, in consequence of a locomotive
attached to q freight train being off the
track near West Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03

FINGER Cur ORION Wednesday a
boy named Richards had one Of his
fingers cut of while at work around
some OF the machinery at the Hinge
Factory, where he was employed.
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TIE patriotic earnestuese OF the
women iu their crusade against whisky
10 attributable to the fact that they are
Inhabitants OF the temperate zone.
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STREET COMMISSIONER Leonbardt had
= gang of men at work on Market
street yesterday.
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PREPARED by
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surrey aud efYectually control them: The
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GREAT EXcrTEMEsr-It will pay you
to call and zee the New Goods and fine
Carpets being received and cold by
J. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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To THE PUDLIo.-rrce carpets and
dry goods before you come and il you
don't save 20 per cent don't you buy OF
me, but come and see them. No stall,
but must unload to make room.
j. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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EXCITEMENT still increasing on the
cheap slaughter in carpets aud new
dry goods, as l must make room for
more that is coming every hour. Call
and price them before you buy.
J. ". FEEREL,
Ceptre Wheeling.
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JONES says the ladies don't seem 10
give a thought to US fellows who keep
away from the SALOONS.
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CRY COUNCIL meets tonight. The
paving OF the streets will be the ques-
ton which will occupy their attention
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THE Board OF Commissioners will
meet at the Court House on Monday
morning.
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Doors AND SHoEs-In order to re-
duce my present large stock OF boots,
shoes and slippers, / will sell them at a
heavy reduction from former prices.
L. v BLOND.
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KNEW maybe shuggar," is the way
g sign reads in store in Centre Wheel
ing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-03

LETTER CARRIERS RsPoRr.-During
the month OF March the letter carriers
oil Wheeling handled tn. following
amount OF mail matter: