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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11
New York Market.

NEW YORK, September l0.-Cotton-
Low middlings steady; lower grades
weak and irregular; sales OF ,56O bales
OF I6I6174c. Net receipts AZ bales;
Gross Ss4 bales. Futures closed steady;
Sales, $1,000 bales; September Is 25-32S
Is 1850; October Is ll-32(a25sc; No
yember l5i@l5 9-32c: December 10 To-
166l5 Sl-32c; January Is I3-S2ci Feb
ruary l5Sc; March Is 3l-32c. Flour
Receipts 10000 barrels; steady and in
moderate demand and prices unchanged;
closing quiet. Corn Meal-Scarce and
advancing at "a 9O@4 Is. Wheat-Re-
ceipts 800, 1000 bushels; lower and in fair
demand at 81 12@l IA for No. spring;
81 1461 16 for No. 2 Chicago; 81 100
III for No. 2 Northwestern; 81 1919
l 22B for No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 239
l % for No. spring. Rye-Quiet; new
8St092c; old 9Sc(aSl 90. Barley-Quiet.
Malt-Steady and unchanged. Corn
Receipts $4,000 bushels; l@2c better,
with a light supply and good demand;
western mixed 95(a96ci white western
GOA CSC. Oats-Receipts 10000 bushels;
firmer and advancing, with less doing;
mixed western 67@68c; white do $50
zoe. Hay, Hops, Molasses and Rice
Quiet and unchanged. Cotiee-Unset-
tied; Rio 143@l9c gold. Sugar-Flrm
and fairly active at si@s4c; prime osc;
Petroleum-Dull; crude 4s@5c; refined
ll!c. Rosin-Steady; standard 81 2OG
225. Turpentine-Steady at 333(934c
Eggs-Firm at l8!@l9c. Pork-Lowel
at SD 0O@22 124. Beef-Qulet. Gut
Meats-Quiet; middles firm, long clear
1890. Lard-Lower; prime steam l4sc
Butter-Prime unchanged; common
heavy; western 22@30c. Cheese-Cn'
changed. Whisky-Loa er at 81 o..
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PUTTING Up ToMATOEs-Wc copy
the following recipes for putting up to-
matocs from the correspondence Of the
Co,mtry Gentleman. The information
is timely:
Tomato CatsvD-For one gallon of
cooked and siftcd tomatoes, take pint
of vinegar; two tablespoonful of water;
two Of black pepper; two of mustardi
one of cloves; one of allSpicc; eight ripe
garden peppers; or sufficient cayenne to
produce about their amount ofpungcncy;
put all with the tomatoes and boil an
hour; then cool and strain through Il
sieve. Bottle it up when cold, tie down
the corks and seal them with hot wax
made of roSn and little lard. CatSup
made and put up in this manner will
keep any length of time.
Cunning Tomdtoos.-ln preparation for
canning, tomatoes must be peeled, sliced
and heated, boiling hot; if tin cans are
used solder them rs quickly rs possible
after they are fllcd; when they have
stood from five TO ten minutes puncture
the can with an awl; let the opening re-
main a few moments for the escape Of
air, then solder it up smoothly and turn
the cans upside down to test them.
.SDiccd I6matocs.-To II pint of vinegar
put four pounds of sugar; one ounce of
cinnamon; onc-half ounce of cloves;
three fourths of an ounce Of allspicc;
heat and then add seven pounds Of ripe
tomatoes, pared and sliced. Boil five
minutes; Skit out the tomatoes and let
the liquid boil twenty minutes or more;
put back the tomatoes and let it boil up
again. Bottle up or seal in small jars
1t is excellent with cold meats.
Green Tomato PichicS.-In preparation
for picking, wash and slice Il peck Of
green tomatoes and six large onions; put
them in stone jar in layers, with salt
between, using IL tcacup full of SALT put
a weight on them and let them remain
twelve hours; drain off all the brine;
cook them in clear water; when tender,
skim them out and drain again. To
pickle them, put into five quarts Of vim
cgar an ounce and half Of black pepper
one ounce of whole cloves; one ounce
allspicc; one ounce cinnamon; one ounce
white mustard lEnglish;) one ounce Of
turmeric powder, and Il box of mustard;
heat the mixture; put in the tomatoes and
boil twenty minutes; when cooling stir
in half cup full of grated horse horse
radish. To be sealed up in widc-mOuthcd
bottles d. b. II.
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Wheeling Centripetal Power Com
Dany.

THE Wheeling Centripetal Power
Company are in full blast at the Fair
mont Fair. The old oak trees are
covered with their descriptive placards,
and the sound of their saw machines
keeps bring away to crowds all the
time. Every one who witnesses the ex-
hibition Of these machines seem astonish-
ed at the amount of work turned out in
so short a time, and the perfect manner
the work Is completed in. Their cider
mill is beyond doubt great achievement,
possessing capacity almost sufficient TO
supply the fair with cider. The most
influential men in this neighborhood and
from a distance, pronounce these ma
chimes what the bills proclaim, Eureka
we have found it.
Those representing the Company and
exhibiting the machinery, Messrs. Davis.
Bone and Lee, know their business. and
l can bear testimony they have done
their duty.
The Centripital Machines are but in
their infancy, but enough has been dem
onstrated at this Fair to predict a future
success. SPECTATOR.
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WEiMER, Sept Sd, Is7s.-Me..r, st.,,.
tcdy o soHs-GESTs: The magnificent
Steinway Grand Piano now stands in NV
Music Room, and presents harmonic ~
tally Of admirable qualities, a detailed
enumeration of which is the more suna,'
fluous, as this instrument fully ius,isss
the worldwide reputation that for yes,s
you have everywhere enjoyed.
After so much well deserved nrsis.
permit me to also add my homage sHs
the expression of my undis guised adm
ration, with which / remain very sin
ccrely yours. FRANZ LiszT
Adams i Lucas, 1927 Market strss,
sole agents for Steinway Pianos. SmitS
American Organs and other Piano. ana
Organs.
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A Card from the BcIIaire Bnse Ball
Club.

BELLAIRE, Sept. 10, 1874.
Editors Of the Register:
In this mornings issue we notice a
card from the Nail City b. b. G., in
answer to "a card that appeared in yestcr-
DAYS issue, signed Strangers and Oh
servers" and in answer to query We,
the Bellaire b. b. c., had nothing to do
with said card As far as Mr.. Cowcn
lthe catcher is concerned, he was mem
Der Of the B. b. B. G., and is vet an ac-
tive member. We are willing at any
time and place hereafter agreed upon, to
play another match with the Nail City
b. b. G.. and to show them that we are
the best club
Hoping that the latter part Of this card
will meet with your approval, We re-
main, Very respectfully yours,
b. b. B. G..
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Scptembcr IU.-V0tton-
Steady at l6c. Flour-Firm at s. POO
8 40. Whcat-Active; red II OSCd
l II; white 81 l5@l 20. Corn-Firm at
79@8Oc. Oats-Active at Ala 52c. Rye
Active at 92696c. Barlcy-Active at
95c(G$l 90. Eggs, Butter and Cheese
Demand fair and market firm. Pork
Steady and in moderate demand at S23O 90
@23 so. Lard-Dull; sales of summer
at l3Ic; generally held. at lac. Bulk
Meats-Demand active and prices adj
vanced;., shoulders'9fc; clear rib sides
l336l4c; clear sides nOminally l4fCI
l4sc. Bacon-Active; shoulders lOtG
lOic; clear rib sides l4s6l5c; clear sides
l5f6l53c. Whisky-Demand fair and
market firm at 81 90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

COMING COMING l-Gentlemen they
are coming, and you should wait for
them, if you have your interest in view
most people try to get all they can for
their money, and very properly too. But
we only have to say that if you desire to
get an equivalent for your money, and at
the same time something that will please
YOU, wait for the arrival Of II. Franks
new stock Of fall and winter goods for
men and boys wear. He has long taken
the lead in the clothing line, and don't
mean TO be behind this season. Bear in
mind the name and number. II. Frank
Square Dealing, One-Price C!Othier, 40
18th street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGroN September 10, SP.M NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
Over the South Atlantic States, i'll
crcasing eastcrly winds, falling barome-
ter, stationary temperature and rain on
the coast. Over the Gulf, stationary and
falling barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, slight changes in temperature,
partly cloudy weather, and local rains
over the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys,
falling barometer, varying winds, mostly
from the northeast and southwest, higher
temperature, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather. Over the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valleys and the
Northwest, falling followed by a rising
barometer. southeast to southwest winds.
higher temperature, except possibly from
Kansas northward; clearing or partly
clear weather over the Lake Region
and the Middle States falling barometer.
southwr>tcrlv winds, stationary or higher
temperature, increasing cloudincss and
possibly local rains in the Lake Region.
over New England, falling barometer,
northwcsterlv winds, stationary temper
allure and generally clear weather. over
the Middle Atlantic States, falling bar
Umctrr. westerly winds. higher tumprra-
n tur, md clear weather.
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Taking - "Hint.''
Editors of the Register.

EultOIs VI Lie INeSIstSl.
We put it down as a rule that has no
exception that some people cannot take
hint" They can take anything else.
A hot stove they could take, and never
utter groan. Ask them to take glass
of beer, and they will take two. But
hint is too many FOR them.
Others again can understand what is
wanted of them on the shortest possible
notice" as the shoemakers advertise.
A case in point:
A short time ago there was
sound of revelry by night. A
certain hall in the southern part of the
city was ablaze with gas lights and the
beauty reflected from the bright eyes of
a hundred fair girls of the German pur-
suasion and descent. Every thing was as
merry as marriage bell. That's the
correct thing to say, but life is too short
to find out what it means.)
As we have before remarked, there
was asound ofrevelry and brave men hug
ged fair women to their blossoms and
bumned themselves to the music of sweet
lutes AS they glided through dizzy
mazes ofthe intoxicating waltz That
original and we think pretty good.
In all that glittering assem6lage there
was but one person who seemed uncom-
Portable. He was an eminent consumer
of lager, and had taken too much. AS he
wandered up and down the room, now
bumping against this dame and now
AGAINST that maiden, he did not heed or
did not care for the angry looks darted at
him bv bright eyes, nor hear the courses,
not loud but deep (anOther original en-
pression) which followed him as he wend-
ed his way up and down the room.
Then is time when patience ceases TO
he q virtue. That time reached trouble
comes. The managers told him he must
either leave the floor or go out of the
room. Like Il tree in winter he
wouldn't leave, SO after few mo-
mcnts longer enduring his nonsence, two
stalwart Germans gathered him by the
back of the neck and the seat of-honor,
and sent him flying down stairs.
He went from the top to the bottom
and never missed step. As he struck
each ,cparate stair one could hear the
beer slesh around in him. As he struck
the bottom he looked back in a stare OF
drur ken establishment and wonder at the
party now gathered at the top Of the
stairway, and shouted:
Say, lookcc here, | know whatermat-
te-. You fellcrs donwant me up (hIc)
stairs. l understand it. l can take u
lint just as we'll as any o You ID
Dutch. That's whatcrmatter!
This man, you see, could take hint.
SPIvINS.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September lO.-Flour-
Steady and in moderate demand. Wheat
fair and market firm; No. .
white Wabash 81 70; No. l white Michi-
gan 81 Is; extra de- 81 -; amber Illinois
81 lS(a 20; No. = do 81 Is. Corn
Demand fair and market firm; high mix
ed S04c; low mixed soc; white SIC; no
grade SOC. OatS-Dcmand fair and mar
kct firm; No. 53c; No. > 52!c; Michi-
gan 52c; seller September 52!c; white j5c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO. September O.-Cattlc-Re-
ceipt> 1000 Market fairly active and
prices unchanged; fair to prime Texans
- OO(d4 -; medium to extra natives
50 25(GG %. Shipments 1900. Hogs
Receipts 1900. Opened fairly active at
So 25G1 50 for common to extra: closed
easier at about Zoe lower. Shipments
1000. Shccp-Rcccipts 1000; quiet
and unchanged
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LIVINGSTONE IS DEAD.

NOR ~ YEARS MILLIONS HAVE ~.
Il tently watched his prrilous yet heroic
staugglrS, and grand achievements, AMI
now eagerly desire the Comqletc Lifr-lllN
tory of this world-rcnOwncd hero anu
bencfaCtor, which unfolds also the curiu,..
ties and wealth of n wild and wonderful
country. II is just ready. 200 agents
wanted quickly. one agent sold IN, aG-
other 1896 one week. For particularly Ilrr'S
BROS, either Phila., Bd>ion,
or Cincinnati, ohio. Jc3b
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Under charge OF CHRIST CHURCH, Win.
chester, Va, Rev. j. &. Wheat, \. NJ, lrIn.
clpal formerly Nic"-prin. Va. Fem. lnSLJ
with competent assistants In the various
Of English, Mathematics
Natural Science, Languages, Music, N"cal
and instrumental, Drawing and Painting
The Session of ten scholastic months br-
gins September =, 1874. Circular Oi cUunr
OF study, terms, &c, sent on application To
J. G.. WHEAT, Winchester Va. Rcfcrrn-
ceS: The Bishop and Clergy Of the Prot.
Epis. Church of the Diocese OF Virginia
nulg ID
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Philadelphia, Market.

PuILADELrHIA, September l0.-Flour
for good grades; others dull;
supcrtinc 50 SOFAS IS; Indiana and Ohio
extra family s. 75M s %. Wheat-Firm
at 81 -. Rye-Stcady ut 9$@ 9jc. Bar
lcy-Firmcr; western mixed 9Oc. Oats
Firm; mixed 59!@6lc. Whisky 81 OF.
Butter, Cheese and Egg<-Unchanged.
PeirroI"um-Stcady; refined lie; crude
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

To THE PrBLIC.-Just received, A In.
assortment of New York and Phls5sI
phis makes of Mems wear, superior !,
custom. Makes in style and finish o,r
sitsing of Congress Caters, Ae1i, Tss
and morocco top Boots, on different la,,,
Call and examine the above before nn,
chasing elsewhere.
1910 JERRY CLEMEs.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
] u f u B E 3 A
ARE YOU
Weak. Nervous or QebiIitatedl

Are you 50 lnnguid that any c1'rn"h ~.
uuircs more OF an eXcTtiOn than you ''
capable OfmHkIng7 -,
Then try JURCBEBA, the wondfnl'
tonic and inyigOratOr, which acts I'D DrL.
ficlally on the Srcrctiv" organs ~ " H',
part vigur to all the vital forces.
II IN no alcoholic appetizer whlc1 WI.
ulatcs for a short time, only Ia let NE ~.
ferrr fall 10 "A lower kspth Of mi Esry' Wv
IL IL "A vegetable tonic acting dItVru! '
the liver and spleen.
II regulates the bowels, quists III" n"''''
and gives such n healthy tone Ia th" Sip'T
system a. 10 soon make the IDvlld ~
Ike ncW person.
Its operation IL nDt violent, but " chh.
acterized by great gentlcDcSs; the pat'.i
experiences 40 sudden change, 40 MARI
results, but gradually his troubles
"FOld their tents, Ike the Arabs,
And silently steal away
This Il no new and untrird dis"oVLl'
but has becu long used with W0hH1,
remedial results, and IN pronounce
the highest medical authorliI's "ihf ~
powerful tonic and Alternative known
Ask your druggist for IL. For saIr ~
WM. r. KIDDER 4 Co, New l"A'
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STEAM BOATS.
wheeling, Parkersburg and
Cincinnati Transportation
COnlnanysS Pack els

COURIER,...........,Sapt ACK HARRISON.
EXPRESS. ...........Capt. Phil. ANsCHrrI
.T" The COURlERlc leaves Wheel.
- ing for Parkersbug every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at lO.g
n. m. Returning leaves ParkerSburg every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday AT so'clock
a. M.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling and
ParkerSburg every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday nj lOn o'clock "A. m. Return
ing leavSS ParkePburg every Tuesday and
saturday nj q O'Clock am.
For freight or passage apply 20
L. IL. BOOTH 4 co,
does Agents,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

COUNCIL should take some action in
the Caldwell run matter Tonight If the
run is not to be Strengthened the bridge
over Eoff street should be built, and the
one over Chapline street repaired at once.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11
Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURaH, September lO.-Whcat-
Unchanged; Pennsylvania and Ohio red
81 pal 10; white 81 lS(dl %. Corn
Firm and higher at S7@ 90c. Petroleum
firm, Philadelphia delivery
ll4@llsc; crude quiet at Soc.
For additional Markets see Sd Pagel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

CAPT. TRINBLE, of Company c., set
up the refreshments to his boys last
night at the srmory. They all had a
good time and voted their commander a
frst-class fellow as well as a good officer.
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GovERNMENTS-Firm.

the changes were small. The market
closed quiet and weak. excepting Union
Pacific, which closed ut about the highest
price ofthe day. Pacific Mail declined
+! per cent and Wabash J per cent from
the highest prices. Among the sales to-
dav were l9, 500 shares of Western Union.
$4,000 Pacific Mail, 26,OOO Lake Shore,
$4,000 Union Pacific, and 1900 Wabash.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

We saw young man sitting on the
grind stones in front of Franzcll's hard
ware store, last night about 10 o clock.
But that is not all. A young lady ac-
quaintance was sitting on his lap and
they both looked very happy.
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CarIists on the Rampage.

Near Hammonton, New Jersey, the
fire in the woods is under control. Four
thousand acres near Egg Harbor have
been burned over. The woods on the
line of the New jersey Southern railroad
Mt Cedar Lake are burning and the
Cranberry bogS have been destroyed.
Near At<cen the fire is under control, but
the flames still rage furiouSly two and II
half miles to the eastward.
Bush fires are raging in the ncighbor-
hood of Templcton, Canada. An i'm
mcnse amount of property has been de-
stroycd. For distance of ten miles
square the country around is a blackencd
and charred mass. The city of Ottawa Is
full of smoke from the fires and ashes
fall thickly on the streets.
The Democrats of the seventh district
of Wisconsin, nominated Col. John F.
Phillips for Congress by two Of MAJOR
ity over T. T. Crittenden the present in
Cumbent.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, September lO-Wheat-
Dull and weak; No. red 81 II; No. >
I O6. CONFIRM and steady; high
mixed shelled S3c; low do SIC. Oats
Better at 5l@52c. Petroleum-Un-
changed.
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JEWISH New YEAR.-This evening
the Jewish New Year begins. There
will be services in the Synagogue this
evening at CT o'clock, and Saturday
morning at 90 o'clock.
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THERE will be lively time at the
Fair Grounds tomorrow. The foot race
between two well known German citizens
will take place.
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PROF. PRICE had his gang working
on Chapline street above 10th yesterday,
aud they left the street in good condi-
ton. 1t has long needed this cleaning
m
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From the New York TrIbune.l

TPE " Weber Pianofortes are most
excellent instruments, pure and rich in
quality, with much power and brilliancy.
They can hardly be said TO have Il rival.
1t is. therefore, fitting that they should
be Quartered in brown stone palace.
WV. II. SHEIB, Agent.
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MrcH enjoyment may be had by in
viting young lady out to Mrs. Beaglcs
for supper, and then forgetting to call
for her.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

LoNpoN, September l0.-Arrivcd-
Steamers Denmark and Egypt from New
York.
New YORK, September lO.-Arrivrd
steamship Cuba from Liverpool and
Australia from Glasgow.
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or SOUL CHAR.

MING" How either sex may As.
climate and gain the love and affections ul
any person they choose instantly. TIL,
simple mental requirement all can pas
scSs. free, by mail, for 25c, together witha
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams
Hints to Ladies', Wedding Night shin,
&c. \ queer book. Address I. WILLIAM
Il Co., Pubs, Philadelphia. b
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The nail manufacturers of Pittsburgh
have agreed TO advance the price Of nails
to SO % for tenpenny nails, net cash GO
days, or two per cent. discount for cash
if paid within ten days.
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New OYSTER HoUsE.-Tho oyster
king, John e. Heftley agent, has opened
an oyster depot at the corner Of Market
and l4th streets. Families and dealers
supplied on reasonable terms.
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THERE are about ten millions Of bushels
of coal afoat awaiting rise in the rivers,
At Pittsburgh.
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SQUIRRELS are huntublc now. So are
misquotoes and other game. Gopho-
rum.
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NEARLY every other store on Market
street has an oyster sign flung to the
breeze.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

SOME people think Ohio county won't
be represented in the Legislature at all.
Don't be uneasy.
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THERE is nothing half SO sweet in life
as loves young dream, excepting the
luscious grapes.
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JAMES II. ROGERS, of Charleston, has
been granted patent for IN improve
ment in doctoring horses.
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SCHOOL studies do not 20 down very
well with pupils. The vacation made
the latter a little rusty.
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THE colored base ball club go To-
Washington, Pa, Tomorrow TO play u
game
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, September lO.-M0NEY-
2M2! per cent; prime discounts 5CaG
per cent. Sterling lowcrWt 4S4 for sixty
DAYS, and 4S6 for sight. Customs receipts
$GlG,OOO. Treasury disbursements SlS7,-
600
GoLD-Dull; all sales nj 1899, Garry
ing rates per cent and loans flat At !pcr
cent. Clearings $l1,OO0oOO.
STATE BONDS-Quict.
RAILROAD. BONDS-Firm.
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THE Democrats opposite US, on the
Ohio side, have nominated Granger for
Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

THE bottom of the river continues to
draw near the top and navigation is dan
gerous for the smallest crafts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

TIE GAINESVILLE fair commences on
September 18th, and continues four days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

The betting on the Phillips-Cocoran
boat race is comparatively light.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-11

THE Martinsburg people are very
much in love with their fair sex.