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The Portland daily press., 1874-01-05
The New York University Medicines

A RE curing more Chronic Diseases than all other
N Medicines combined. Any one can have a circu-
lar containing numerous testimonials of cures from
citizens of Portland and vicinity and books (ree) by
addressing DIR. P. STAPLES, $50 Congress street.
Portland Me-, General Agent for the New England
States and Dominion. dc2Ow3md3t
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nent evil and has baffed the skill OF eminent
physicians and resisted all the ordinary remedies it
as Macbeth suggests to crush the serpents egg than
the grown serpent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST SUNDAY NOON.
VALUABLE TESTIMONY,
A New York merchant writes:
THOS. G. LORlNG.

A New York merchant writes
THOS. G. LORlNG.
Portland, Vie.
Dear Sir:-I have been a great sufferer
from CONSTIPATION and DYsPEP.
STA for many years; at times L was ale
most inca pacitated for business. In June
last, ON the occasion of n visit 30 your city,
was induced to try LORING'S SPECI-
FIC. took il with many misgivines, for
began TO doubt the efficacy of amy treat
ment i'm my case, but i'm spite of all my
doub s, found H yseif improving rapidly
under its influence; L can now ct and
digest almost any X nd of 70 I'd land HAVE
GAINED TWANTV POUNDS OF
FLESH Owe z MY USUAL WEIGHT
1 have great faith i'm the specific, and
heartily recommend it to all who know
W rat it is to suffer from Constipation and
Dyspepsia. You have made a great dis.
covery, and hope You will be rewarded.
Gratefully Yours,
JOHN l.. FRISBIE,
80 & 1Ol williams Street.
New York City.
Dec. 26, 1873.
Loring's Specific. Price S1.0O. THOS. G. LOR-
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DIED..

In this CITY, Jan. I'd, Ella G. Ross aged 10 years
months, daughter of Leonard and the late Ellen
Ross.
In Lewiston, lee. IS, Mrs. Betsey, widow of the
late David Graffam, aged Of years months.
In East Livermore, Dec. "a, Mrs. David Brown.
aged Is years.
In Bath. Dec. 30, Mary Inez. daughter of Chas. F.
Hilton of Lewiston, aged 16 years.
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Notice..

TTVHE undersigned hereby give further notice Of
Il their appointment by the Supreme Judicial
Court OF Maine, as receivers of the National Insur-
ance Company of Bangor, and request all persons
indebted to said company to make payment to them
and all those having claims against said company to
present them. And that all persons holding claims
against SAID company not now proven have the
further period of six months after the publication OF
this notice to prove the same
SAMUEL f. HUMPHREY
HIRAM RUGGLES,
NATHL ii. DILLINGHAM;.
Now l, 1878. wimoi6
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OH

o Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. ALWAYS I'M
form. II umiJating qualities superior to gas Burns
nre Manufactured expressly to displace the use CT
volatile dangerous oils Its safety under every pos
ed by its continued use in over 10000 families.
Millions Of gallons Lave been sold and no accident
-urectly OF tndireety-has ever occurred nom burn
ing. storing or handling it.
The immense yearly loss to life and property re-
suting from the use Of cheap and dangerous oils in
The United States, is appalling.
The insurance Companies and Fire Commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the best saegard when lamps are used. Send for
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at
wholesale by the proprietors. CHAo. PRATT & Co.
los Fulton Street, New York. au25w6m
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TOB PRINTING promptly and neatly exc
q cuted ut this Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO Let.
MARRIED.

In this city, Jan. 1, by Rev. H. Richardson assist
ed by Rev. j. w. Johnston, William f. Watson and
Miss Annie F. Bracket, both of Westbrook.
In this city, Jan. l. by Rev. Fl. Richardson assist
ed by Rev. j. w Johnston Chas. G. Phinney of Cape
Elizabeth and Miss Matilda c. Allen OF Portland.
In York, by Rev. D. b. Sewali, formerly of Frye
c. daughter of j. W. Souther Of Fryeburg.
In Auburn Dec %, Ellis S. Hunt and Miss Mar
garet A. Colder.
In Turner, Dec 25 Ruel P. House and Miss Ella
L. league.
In Haowell, Dec. 20, Frank H. Boswell and Miss
Elvira F. Clark.
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the aoorld
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
and instantaneous nodisappointment no ridiculous
tim or unpleasant odor. Remedies the i'll fleets Of
bad dyes washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY a supert
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hail
clean, soft and beautiful. The 5enuine. signed W.
Batchelor. Sold by all Druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, N. z.
1d&w lyrsN
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Loring's Specific. Price S1.0O. THOS. G. LOR-
ING, Proprietor Dealers supplied by w. F. Phil
lips 81 Co., j. w. Perkins & Co. ia3sntf
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Dec 10. lat "a So Ion So, sch Bearse, from Nor
folk for Barbados.
Dec Il, lat so. Ion 80, barque Martha A Mcneil,
from Bristol for Tybce.
Dec IS, lat 26 3d. lon 70 A. ship City of Brooklyn,
of Belfast. from Mobile for LIVERPOOL
Dec 25 East OF Hatteras so miles, sch Frank jane
son, from Baltimore for TrinidadA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-08
New York Market.

NEw YORK. september 1.-Cotton-
Steady; sale, ui 1918 bales at l6imlIIc.
Flour-Rcccipts 1900 barrcls; steady
and in moderate demand; super
fine western and state - 1908 10; com.
mon to good - ljo5 -; good to choice
- j5Caj %, extra Ohio - ljCus 60;
It. Louis 50 4jd9 90; closing quiet.
Whrat-Rcccipts $4,000; lower and in
fair demand mt 81 l2(dl l3 for No. 3
spring; II l5ml II for No = Chicago;
II l7Cnl lsJ for NJ. > Northwestern, No.
spring ~ lG,al 80. Ryc-Quict.. Bar
lcv-Nominal. Malt-Quict and I'M
changed. Receipts 66,Oo bushels;
Il shade trmrr; better business doing at
s9G 30 for western MIXED in store; "lc
for du ahunt Oats-Rcrcipts 2GNh
bushels; hrmcr nt 6Olo dc for white west.
crn; 62mG for mixed; Co for mixed
and white in store. llay-Dull. Hop,
Firm Coffee Qurt; nothing doing
Sugur-Firm aud quiet at so SIC Mo
lasscs and Ric,-Dull and unchanlsl
Pctrolcum-Quirt aud iirmcr; crude nj
DC; refined ll3,. Turpontin"-Dull nt
3ilc. Eggs- Steady At ls@lac. Pork
bull and heavy nt So 30 Beef
Quiet. Cut Mral,-Q Quiet, middle. qulrt
Iari-I"wrr, prime steam lilc Ch"c,"
Unchanged. Whlsky-A shade hrm"r
with fair busincs- ut - OF. Ro,in--
Dali ut - 2jCa2 81.
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ARKANSAS.
The New Constitution of Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, September THE en-
rolled copy Of the New Constitution was
to-day read at length in the Convention
and signed by all the members but seven
Republicans. During the Convention
the following resolutions were passed:
WHEREAS, 1t is said and believed that
the Constitutional Convention ofthe State
of Arkansas is composed Of representa-
tive men of the State; and
WHEREAS, 1t is the desire to give ex-
preston to the sentiment of the people of
+our State: and
WHEREAS, It has been said and pub
lishcd, on account of the turbulence law
lcSsness and animoSity to loyal men of
the United States, they could
not live in security and peace in the
State of Arkansas, therefore,
ResoLreL, That in the supremacy Of the
law and its faithful and just administra-
tion alone is found al safeguards of the
sacred and inalienable rights of man, and
the hope Of peace, prosperity, and the
blessings Of tivit political and religious,
liberty; and that we do and will forever
discountenancc reprobate and unqual-
itcdly condemn lawleSsncSs, violence and
outrage. whercSOever and whcnSOcvcr
found. and that we demand, in the name
of the State, equal protection, equal
Justice, and equal rights for all, from the
highest to the lowest, without regard to
race, color or previous condition, and We
unqualifcdly and unrcScrvcdly pledge
ourselves to the same.
RsSoircd, We do most'sinccrcly regret
and condemn all brutal outrages COM
mttcd in violation alike Of law, humanity
and the peace Of the country, in Gibson
county, Tennessee.
RcSoircd, That We earnestl y and
sincerely regret, dcprccate and deplorc
all cOlluSon between the white and
colored people of this or any other State,
and that we regard those who cherish a
disposition to produce conflict between
the two races us enemies to peace. pros
pcrity and the good government Of the
State.
Rcsoircd. That in good faith we earn
cStlv and cordially invite all good citizens
from every part of our great country..and
elsewhere, who may feel disposed to come
to our State and-cast their lot with us,
and We guarantee them protection in the
enjoyment Of all the rights Of man in
civilized life.
The Convention got through all busi-
ness to-day. twill meet in the morn
ing and hear the. journals read, when an
adjournment viii be had until the 20th
of October, seven days after the election
on the new Constitution. Should the
Constitution be ratified it viii stand ad-
journed sine die.
The Democratic State Convention
meets tomorrow to nominate candidates
for State officers. From the present out
look GOV. Elisha Baxter will be the
nominee for Governor.
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New York Cattle Market.

Ntw I"uE September 7-Bc"v"--.
Frr.h oHoriugs 500 head; making
lO2iO bead G"r the wurk, agRiHsl
$40 Tor m-t week. Market duh and
closed wcnk %, "a dcclin" u L. per pound
ON poor ,n prime native .tc"r.; Texans
not 20 plenty and doIug better; To" "N.
trrmc range for native .trcrs IN lot
wa. sr I&o per pound to drcss 81 to D.
pounds. Sheep and Lambs-Fr"-h
Offering. 1880 head making 2,9sD for
thc week, against 22,"2O for lat week.
Trade was fair AT unchanged price,. nt
jJm7lc per NJ f1r Ianh. and imGc per
h for shccI, good lot. Of sheep selling ut
jmGJc; and good lamb, at Ia ,c
~wiEr-. Receipt. yo,trrday and today.
$50 head, making q 40 for the week,
against 2j.7JO lat week. \ few rough
ohio hog. ,old alive nt - 1901 81 per
100 H.. and good western corn frd quoted
81 mai. e.. drr-.cd dull and weaker ~ = :
C'o per lh Tor grns"r and "ic,@lc for
corn fed
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THE WEATHER.
w AK DEPART MENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON September :, SP.M.
PROBABILITIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON September :, SP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tuesday, over the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States. slight change
in barometer, with easterly winds cloudy
or partly cloudy weather, stationary
temperature and light rains. over the
Western Gulf States, southeast winds
with stationary barometer and threaten
ing weather. Over the Tennessee and
Ohio Valleys, falling barometer, with
winds veering TO the south and east, aud
increasing cloudiness, with local rains and
stationary or higher temperature. Over
the Northwest and Upper Mississippi
Valley. falling barometer. south and east
winds, with increasing cloudinc>>, high
temperature and occasional severe local
storms. Over The Upper Lake Region,
falling barometer, with eastcrly winds.
occasionally Increasing to brisk, station
ary and higher temperature, increasing
Cl0udiness, and possibly local storms.
Over the Lower Lake Region, stationary
and falling barometer, with somewhat
higher temperature, partly cloudy
weather, and variable, mostly southcrly
winds. Over New England, rising ba-
rometer, with fresh and brisk northwest
winds. stationary and lower tempers-
ture, partly cloudy and clear weathe-.
Over the Middle Atlantic Coast, station
arv barometer, with northwest winds and
possibly in the southern portion north
east winds, with stationary or lower tenn
perature, partly cloudy and clear
weather.
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Protest--Nomination.

A special dispatch to the ColTisr-JoUr.
nal from Frankfort reports that Cochran,
the Republican candidate, to-day pre-
sented the Court of Appeals with a pro,
test against swearing in Capt. Jones, the
newly elected Clerk ofth Court Of Ap-
peals, in August. The case was taken
under advisement BY the court. Cochran
also presented to the Canvassing Board
his notice of contest.
A special dispatch to the Courier Jour
nal from Salem, Indiana, says: "The
Peoples and Reform Convention of
Washington county, Indiana, to-day
nominated f. W. Shsnks, Democrat for
Representative
Geo. VI. Daily, an officer on one Of the
street railways, was shot and killed by
J. VI. Cole, a railroad clerk, tonight
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Cincinnati Mark et.

CiSCTSSATf, September 7.-COtt0u--
DuIlat lGc. Flour-Quiet and uRchang-
ID. Wheat-Firm; red II 0jtayl ~;
y abitc 81 lOlal -. C0rn-Firm at 10
m7sc. Oat.-Firm and higher a. fCI6J
j2c. Rvc-Firm az sgNoJOc. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Ea,iog at s.,fo SJc. Pork--Steady and iu
moderate demand at i23 OOlo - ~. Lard
Quiet and unchanged Bulk Meat
Demand active and prices advanced
numinally shoulders 3c; clear rlb sides
1alc: clear .idr. .old at l3ic. Bacon
Demand good at full price, sale 81
.houlder. I1c; clear rib sIdss lg!c; clear
r.. WhRky-DuII at 81 -.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELFHIA, September - I"ur
In improved demand at g. 2jhr1 -
far Northwc.tcrr family extra; - 7Ioj
G2j for Ohio and Indiana do; ~ ono,
, 30 for high gIsde. What
Held frmrr Ut - lsml ~ fDr
rel. ~ 25@l ~ for amber; ~ 3Olaj
/ % for white. Rye-Stoady at Sjcfa,
~ ~. C"rn-In mO,ierat. demand at
sgGg 80. Dat Advancing at Bic. Pc
tro!cum-S,.ady refined II3G IiIo;
crude q, sjm s.c IN barrelsi 4iCfJc in
bulk. Whrky- Held at Il 0CCa,I o..
Buttcr-S'rady a. 2JCo 27c for western
choice; 22Ia2ir for iair 10 goOd. 201a 2Zc
for common. Chr"se-Firm al l2lGDl3lc.
Kgg,-Stnady at 22Er23c. Timothy
seed 80 u Plar Seed 81 O5G ! 10
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, ScPtembcr.7-Th"re Wa,
n fairly active j"bbing bu.inc.s today;
but the package trade vas quiet C"ttnu
good. quiet in frst hand. bat III" piece
distribution continue N improve. Cotton
PIanucIs and Chcviot Shirtiugs are IN
good demand. The package demand for
Print, i. less active. Woo! FLANNEL. and
Blanket, are selling well. Wor.t"d
Coatings are in demand and cl0-eIy .oId
up. Black Alpars. Ca.hmcTr. and pu-C
Mohair. active.
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CONNECTICUT.
buildings OF the New Haven Wheel
90. Destroy ed br Fire.

New HAVEN. September THE
buildings Of the New Haven wheel Com
papy, partly brick and partly wood, and
covering considerable ground at the cor
ncr of York and Ashman streets, began
burning at quarter past eleven O'Clock
tonight, and are now almost entirely
consumed 6 1t is probable that the fire
will be kept from spreading further. The
whec+company was one Of the most sue
cesSful industries of the city. Mayor
Hcrrv G. Lewis is president Of the COM
panv. There were fifteen buildings de-
strovcd. with very heavy stock. One
hundred and fifty hands are thrown out
of employment The loss is now eStimat-
ed at from $3.50, ,oO0to 100000; insurance
500 900.
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BY TELEGRAPH
.gt.0hgs n. run1..-
WHEELING REGISTER.
Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and l2th Sts.
WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, September I.
Action OF Treasury Department
secret Service.

Secretary Bristow has approved OF the
recommendation of Solicitor Wilson In
regard to the secret session Ofthe division
of the Treasury department, and directed
that steps be taken at once for the rec
ognition of that branch of the service,
and that all papers and evidence in rela-
ton TO the secret service in the hands
of the solicitor, be turned over to the
Acknowledgement Col. Whiteleyshas
rendered his resignation US chief of that
branch. which was this morning accepted
by the Secretary but his successor has
not vet been designated.
-. Postal Matters.
The Post Office Department is about
substituting for the old mail locks now
used upon street boxes, the new combl-
nation lock. Each city or district will
be furnished with locks upon different
combination, so that the keys of one city
will be of no use in another. Each key
will be numbered and the carrier re-
ceiving i, hold responsible for its custody
and proper use.
Since the murder of Iyey, mail route
agent, on the Alabama i Chattanooga
Railroad several route agents in the
South have shown considerable alarm,
and are asking leave of absence from the
Post Office Department, and some decline
to run any longer on their routes.
The Postmaster General has ordered
To- be cancelled the contract for pen
knives, which have usually been issued
to clerks about New Years. The custom
obtained: when qulls were used for
writing and the knife was a positive
necessity, and has been kept up since
the introduction Of steel and gold pens
to the present time.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEw York, September 7.-MoNEr-
Closed al 2@24 per cent; prime discounts
short date SOC per cent. Sterling dull
and heavy at 4s5lCGis6 for sixty days
and 4SS(G ass! for sight. Treasury dis
bursements 100000. Customs receipts
S5Ss000.
GoLD-only one price to-day, l09i.
Carrying rates lGll per cent and loans
Hat. Clearings Sll,OO0,0O0.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firmer. The prin.
cipal activity was in PacifCs
STATE BoNpS-Firmcr. |. = long Ia
advanced.
GOvERNNENTS-Fir
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baltimore Market

BALTIMORE September 1.-PlOur-
D!Il At - OONG4 Cj; western .uperfne
s5OOG5 ~. Wheat-Pirn; No. ! red
~ 22fo p; amber western 81 20tal 70.
Corn-Quict at SIC Oat.-Stronser nc
jlCa SIC Tor wctc-n mixed. Rye--Dull
at 9O1a,J2c. Hay-Unchanged. Pork
Dull and nOminally at s23 80. Bacon
Shoulders dull st lOc; clear rib sides IA
Gl4Ic. Lsrd-Quict a. ljc. Butter
Firm st 2Gta27. COfee-Entirely nom
inal. Petroleum-Quiet; crude held ht
4i64ic; concessions would have to ",
made 10 sell. Whisky-Pirm al 81 osy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-08
UTAH.
Ann EIixa's Suit.

SALT LAKE, September The Third
District Court met to-day. Ann ELIAS
suit for divorce and slimony comes up
on Thursday.
There was considerable excitement at
Tooele to-day over the report that the
demand made of the late Probate Judge
for the records of the Court had been re-
fused. The County Court in session
there united the State Marshal with his
deputies and large number of armed
Mormons, and fight was anticipated,
but no collision occurred !:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-08
FRANCE.
False prefpnsas

PARIS, September 7.-Charles Perkins.
formerly United States minister at Lis
bon, and wife were before the correction
al tribunal of the Scin, Saturday, on a
'harge of obtaining thirty-nine thousand
'rNncs under false pr"tcnccs. 1t is charg-
"' that Perkins obtained money BY al
.rEing that he had commission for a
cable between Spain and England; that
h" was negotiating loan for Don Carlos
and WAS engaged in other monied trans
actions, Judgment will be given to-
l-nrrMM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-08
French Affairs,

The government has suspended for two
months III" publication of the l. Jtiurrs
'"F Il bitter article against President Ser
ranu.
Jules Simon in speech at Rheims to-
Hay urged the dissolution of the Assem-
hLy' Monarchy in France, he declared.
impossible IN a nation comprised only of
Republicans and Bonapartists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-08
SPORTING NEWS.
Mystic Park Races.

BoSroN, September7.-Therc was quite
.nr.r attendance at Mystic Park this
afternoon 10 witness the race for the
uur-r of 81, 800 between Goldsmith Maid,
Judge Fullerton and American Girl.
The betting was confined TO the latter
two, Judge Fullerton being the favorite
1t s25 to Sl5. The first and second heats
were won BY the Maid with the utmost
ease. the battle being between Fullerton
and the Girl for the second place. They
kept we'll together but on the home
stretch Fullerton beat her out. In the
third heat the Maid acted badly I'M
lnriiatrlv after getting the word, Fuller
Ton at one" taking a good lead. but as
,,,un ~ the Maid levelled herself she
pa--,d the Judge who WAS also crowded
somewhat BY the American Girl, but
managed to keep the second place. Time
@.ls. 2:lS!, 2:l9!.
Rnsc Ball.
PHILADELPHIA, September In the
,arur Of baNr ball to-day the Philnd"l-
phu, beat TIL" Chicu.os : 10 u.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-08
OHIO.
state Fair.

Columns, September The State
Fair commenced to-day, with much
larger attendance thon is usual for first
dav which is devoted almost entirely to
preparation. The weather is beautiful.
TIP to this time the entries in all the de-
partmcntS are more numerous than for
wears. and it is now feared that even the
immense space set apart in the nine halls
for exhibitors will not be sufficient.
Thirteen States are represented by stock
and various articles of interest.
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- q -
KANSAS.
State Fair.

LEAyENwoKrH, September Tn"
State Fair opened in thl, city to-day,
with prospects Of being the most success
ful one ever held in the STATE. The DIS
play of farm products j. excellent, and
that Of fruit IN" finest ever made, both ln
quantity and quality.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-08
INDIANA.
Railroad Election.

ISpIANAPoLlS, September AT q
meeting Of the board of directors of the
Cincinnati, Rockport and southern rail
road, held in this city to-day, 5. 5. L..
Hommedicu declined reelection rs
president, and VIM. Honneman, OF TINS
city, was elected by AL unanimous vote. The
first division of the road, from Rockport
to Jasper has been completed, and the
prospects are good for the speedy compile
tiOn of the entire line
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Scptemb"r 7.-FIOur-4uiet,
Wheat-Dull; amber Michigan - O3I;
No. 2 red 81 o.; No. amber Illinois
81 II. Corn-Pirn; high miIed spot
77Ic seller September 77c: seller October
5jtc; low mixed 77lc. Oat--DulI and
declined; No. 90; No. 2 spot aud se!-
Ter September Ale; Michigan 57!".
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-08
CHICAGO.
Pork Paeker,' National Convention.

CHICAGO, sept About forty prom
inent representative Of the packing and
provision trade Of this city leave here at
! o'clock tomorrow morning 10 attend
the forthcoming Pork Packer National
Convention at Louisville. No regular
delegates were appointed by the Chicago
Packers Association
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GERMANY.
Fire I'm Weinfngen,

BERLIN, September 7.--Thcrc has been
4 very large tir" in Wciningcn. Half Of
The place WAS burned. The loss on the
building, alone is estimated At 3,OO0.OO0
thslorS. Upwards of 700 families have
h""n made homeless, and there is great
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-08

STOCKS-DecIincd traction IN The
first call; but soon recovered, and at the
close the market was strong at the high
est point Of the day; the advance ranging
BGi. per cent. The dealings were well
distributed. The following were among
the sales to-day; - 500 shares Of Western
Union, 2l.OO0 Pacific Mail, 1900 New
York Central, 5000 Erie, l0,Ooo Lsk"
Shore, 1900 Union Pacific 1900 Rock
Island. GOO0 81. Paul and 1900 Wabash.