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special Notices,

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
HELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
Of errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. Impodments to Marriage re-
moved. Now plethnd of treatment. New
and remarkable reno dies. Books and Cir.
culars sont FREQ. in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9
South Ninth Stroot. P .iadclphia, Pa.-an
institution having ~ high reputation, for
Feb 10 uT3mo
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ROOMS &c LET.

ROOMS for Lawyers, Insurance Agents,
Brokers. or other business or professional
men.
ALSO,
SLEEPING ROOMS in the nc y CENTRAL
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Th" n"il,lioc he. ho~.4 A-:.,..I ";.,. ~.
cial view 10 the convenience and comforts of
tenants. APPLY AZ TIE BANK.
Feb 12 1mo
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salLlmcre q W WlImlngton, NC.
somi-Weekly Steamship Line.

Composed Of he first class Stean,eLips
HEuEcJA cIyIE...usrlp D. ( G e tnlhes nnles
huCllLE.... ... .Cart j. S. BENNETT
!ALElGa. ..... ....... Capt. J. S. OLIVER
WILL. her, ni!t; sAil from, EAl.jlMOKE
w every Ul.>DAY and FlIiAY. and
rom l!.n.lN,iitN eyer. "En..lSDAY
IA SAL CHb.iY.
Co.Icctirga VI o,iH?,cr. :; c. w;.h the
Wilmington, Gc'nn!la ALG augusta Rail
road. G!yins .i,rorgi. ii.!. ui Laoi,u to ard
from all point. III 'ult!i ard EOi!th CarCliua
Georgia and A,nt&l4a
CONNECTING al CoiLmlia, 8 C., ai'h the
irccnvii'c s,i,' Euiu'.bii Ia.lruad ana Char
n;ic division =; The Charlotte. Co:un uiA and
Augusta Railroad.
C".Eectinr et ACrus;a Ga with Georgia.
.nasoi, and AiSGsi AID Genital laiiruaos
S;r: :n!crs Cf Ills line III arrival in Will
miI"ton. stop 81, I;ai!ro.d Depot. AMI the
Nais'Uad ir irEt. lu.nS riow, L separately i'll
steamer, i. 4 ans .t!i.d uMGcl auyu,t d eLfGs
direct tc Cars, without dclny, ana fol wlrdrd
~ Ia" !as. Freight EXlrIse ihnt tyelipp.
70 GiayaEr IL Wilmington. an! ~ transfer
ront Wilmington South Rate. guaranteed
i" l"" as hy all: "iEtr route, ara all losses
pr ovcr-chargC" promptly paid.
Mark all Goods rt0 Stcsms hin 10 Whining.
on. ana forward Eiia ot LaCieH to EailrosL
Agent, Wilmington, r. G.
For inrtLtr Information, apuis TO either OF
nrdersignod Agents OF tho .inc
ANDREWS 4 co Agents Il. K y. Steam
slip Line: No % Sri'h's Mhsrr, Baltimore.
y d: CAIAuX. Ascnt Z. AZ W. Steamship
l.iEe, Wilmington. \. G.
\. POPE, Gen. raj FIR. ight AGENT
+. W. CLAsN, Asst Con. Freight Ae't,
Wilmington; NJ O.
II. NJ. COTTINGHAM, General Wcetern
Nsrnt. Atlantis. GA. Nov % 3mos
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SPLENDID And UNPARALLELED
TRITJMTKoEiS
OF THE
WHEELER Sc WILSON
Sewing EEacIline 60.
NEW YORK,

Over Esshty-Onc Competitors rt tn.
World S Exposition, Vienna, 1873, &c.
l. The 1>night's Cross of the Imperial
orutf OF "FrnncIs JoAcph,'' confcrrcl
by his Apostolic Majesty the Emperor of
austria, upon the Honorable Nathanicl
Wheeler, President of tho Wheeler e. vii
son Sewing Machine Company, as the
founder and builder of Sewing Machine in-
dustry.
-. The Grand DipIonin OF Honor. recon-
mended Dy the International Jury for this
Sewing Machine Company only. for their
important contributions to the material
and eoci. ! welfare OF mankind.
3. The Grand Medal for Progress. award
cd for their new No. Sewing Machine, be-
ing Tor rRoGnESs made since the Paris Ex-
position OF 1867, at which tho only GOLD
AEpAL ior sewing Machines WAS awarded
to this Company. Hence tho Vienna award
MARKS PROGRESS not from low level or in
terror medal, bat from II GOLD MEDAL, the
highest award madc ut Paris.
- he eiu 'iu Medal for Merit, for the de-
vclopmont of Needle Industry ard excel
lenco and superiority of manufactured
samples exhibited
o., A Grand Medal FOR a1cIIt, for excel
ience and superiority of Cabinet work, The
only award of the kind in this section.
@. Medals for Several Co-Opcrntors, of
the Wheeler j. Wilson Company, for supe-
rior ability.
q The Official Report. published by the
H,eHCi IL biIcCliOll Oh tNC Vienna EXpOSl
tion, eignaliz,s the supremacy of the
Wheeler 4 Wilson Company for quantity
ana quaiiiy or manufacture, and position
IN the Sewing Machine business, as fol.
lOwa:
OFFICIAL REPORT. Wilma EXposI-
T1ON, SEWING MACHINES, &c.
(GEoUr ID, SIG. g. ~
ne grcattSi Sewing Machine Msnulac-
tory III the world is that OF Wheeler y viii
son, New York. wl.icl. alone has brought
already over 100000 Of their Sewing Ma
chlncs INTO practical use. The complete G pro-
duct;on Of tho parts by machinery is so
1resuint'd nat each &C ml!ctc, machine may
oe used "a sample fer riiiiIi,ion. This
firm produces Geo well adjusted macLincs
dauy.
Tho ia;cs: production Of this firm, and
which Is tho wonder of The Vienna Exposi-
:.ion, IL tft;r Ecw No Sewing Machine.
ihlS nnivtrsal rlarhiuc srw. tho hcavics
leather ha!ncaa aud tie iincst Gauxos with !;
trui! pcall stitch.
wheeler * "i'snn have received ti.c
Highest lr%cs at:.!l Motlur i.xpo-i,!ons, an.
~ ihc VIENNA Cxnnsi:ion were cx'raorll:,a-
riiy distinguished
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1900 CASH GIFTS,
$500, D,0OO.

y q. !.r ..lstritUtcI among ticket -lnlIir.
J i'" t!cIita are .rintcd III COUPONS uf t"n;h,
W" al ;tsc!iOnal Paytn Will be- Represented
y! .!.V ':eN:n@ just as whole tickets ar.
LIST OES (sIf:TS
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TIE LowREY GANa.-The last of the
band of Robson County North Caro-
lina) outlaws-Steve Lowrey-for whom
q reward of $1,000 or S6, 600 had been
offered, was disposed of on tho 22l, by
three young men. He was shot dead.
The band whose extinction is made com.
plete by the death of Steve Lowrey,
originally consisted of five active mem
bers, viz: Thomas Lowrcy. Andrew
Strong, Stephen Lowrey, Horny Berry
Lowrey and Boss Strong; and they were
aged as follow, ut the time they were
killed: Thomas Lowrey, 81; Andrew
Strong. 35; Stephen Lowrey, 81: Henry
Berry Lowrey. %; Boss Strong, 10.
Stephen Lowrey was about five feet ten
inches high, OF dark, swarthy complex
ion, and OF mixed Indian and negro
blood; some of his ancestors, it ia said,
having belonged to tho famed Tusoa-
roro tribe. He was by oil odds the
boldest Of the notorious outlaw band;
destitute Of the moral courage and other
elements of leadership which character
lied his younger brother. Henry Berry.
but notorious!y his superior in fierce de-
termination and brute, bulldog courage.
Fortunately for the good people of
.Eobeson County, he is now dead, and
the sorrows of more tbnn n score of
desolated homes hnve been avenged.
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Eo:a. y 600 G..Is. al cash,
;,nir;:E:!hg t. ...........: IL 5GG tCj
The chances :Dru ciit are as one 10 FIVE.
pi;iuE or TIC 1iETs.
"h"ic iicho;t. so: halves. $2j; tcnths, oi
each cnurpn. 30; eleven whole tickets foi
s5uo: 22t t:ckt'. TOR y COO; !!3 yholc ticket.
Tor $4,000; 22i Whole :icLc;s for $4,000 NJ
disc"nn! ON lrs- than 500 worth of tickets.
Tic Fourth Giit Concert Will be conducted
IN aii respects like the three which hsyt
already tccn gwen. AID friI rrr,culars ma,
he .earneG i!v!h circulars, Which will lie scMi
:ree tr"". i.'r ilicc II Il. :.!n apply IL.
them.
Orders iur tickets and applications for
agencies w: Lc attend, d 10 in the order hey
afo received. and it is hoped they will b..
sent IN promptly, TINT thcro may be no dis.
appoint mcnt "r delay in filing all Liberal
terms given TO those who buy to sell again.
All agents ere percmptorily required to settle
up Their accounts aud return all unsold
tickets Dy ;i!c goth day of March.
IIOS. T.. BRAMLETTE
Agent Public Library Kentucky and Mana.
ger G!ft Concert, Public Library Building
l.nu!sVine. h'ntncSy. Dec II vi
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Dog Notice.

Dog Notice.
A LII DOGS not having city collar before
n tho 1st Of March next, will be taken up
and impoundod, &c. Price of collars So By
oiaer OF the Mayor. CuAS. DARNUM,
FcO City ClcIk
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A. MEDICINE WORTH KAVIEC.
fIE:HtTstI'> QUEENS DMIiGIIr,
HOE Sick Headache, Bilious Attacks. Con.
a siipt:ion. Soar Stomach, Dyspepsia, In.
diSG7.'rn. Hi.otu!a. Jaun(ice, Pain in the
Log, oE Appetite, Depression of Spirits
Heartburn. Rheumatism, Ncrvouencss, Nc.
iancn".y. hilous Fever, Coctlvcneea.
a." iNr l.ini;sl!'a Queens Dcli,ht: none
otl.cr iA c,c!Ciac. Tor aalcat
Dec ~ !. II. H]INITSN'S Drug store
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Lumber and Laths.

J N'I.;li \ largo Iu&nti;y Of BUILDING
= III t!:ER and L.ilHS on hand. per
"oia wanting the same can Lo supplied. al
short notice. orders LETT 4; ny Re. idcnc,
on Main street, near tho rev Government
Post ONCE, or sent bynail. VII meet prompt
attention. T'-yHs sash.
Ncv-t 3'aY W.LOWRY.
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t. ORDER TO MEET TIRE GENERAL
wish and expectation OF the public and
o! the ,ickct.holdcrs. for the full payment
81 thc magnificent gifts. announced for the
Fourth Grand G!: Concert of the Public ii.
tcrm;ned to postpone tho Corcert and Draw.
in% until TIes'Ay, The BIS. Of March, 1874
10 FURTHER PNSTpOMEkII ET
NO doiiut is entertained @; the eaie o..
every Ticket before the drawing, hut wiei her
nj aic snld or not, the Concert and Drawing
will positively ans: uncqriv0caily take place
on the day now fixed, ana if any rcma:!l un
aol! they viii be cance!cd ard the rr:Z :
VII! hc rcd"cel in proportion to Tie ,nsotl
:i:;:cts
u:': IL C"0 tickets have been iss uc.! sra
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Rulwer's Great Novel.

II UIWCI O1CNC NUVEI,
TNHE PAHISIANS. .illustrate1-s1 90.
pubiicans and Sinners, IL Novel, by Mise
Braddon-75 cents.
4 Princess of Thule, Novel, by author of
"Adventures of PLnton.' "DAue htcr of
Ueth," &c rs cents.
Lelda's Fortune, n Novel--sl CO.
Which Shall 1t BE? a Novel, bt author of
tho Wooing O'r-35 ccr.s.
Bcbee; or. Two Litu~ Wooden Shoes: n
story, by OuiAa-s1 So
Feb 10 u. l.. RRIAN'.s BOOK&"OEE.
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A noiseless hinge for saloon back.
doors has been invented.
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THE TAXPAYERS CONVEETION
w Ill give many ar opportunity to teet
w tho truth Of tho by-word among
smokers, "the INDIAN GinI, soils the finest
cigars for the money" aud to try those
celebrated FIVE CENT CIGARS, by ira
vcleru
DECLARED 70 BE
Far superior to any they can get for ten
cents in other cities. These fact. being made
known 20 the smoking public. is it surpris-
ing that III
AN ACT OF REBELLION
Against being forced 10 pay high prices fer
those inferior Cigars that flood the market.
they should resort or send their orders to
&C.
New brands Of SMOKING TOBACCO Just
received. Eoh "a
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.o:a. y to3 C..Is. ~, cAsh,
""in'.E:!ng IT, ............ ,I0G tG
The chance. firm Gin arr. ,,,. :, >, U,
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Marii 'TIYain's Las

Feb 10 X. l.. RNYAN's B0oKSrOEE.
Marii Twain's Last.
TNHE guided AGE-A story Of To-Day
Il with 100 plates.
Adventures OF an Attorney in Scarcl: of
Practice. by Warren-so
Autobiography and Memoir of Rev. III.
Apes and Nov, by i;ivcr.-sl 50
Leaders of publi; Opinion in Ireland, BY
Lcckc-S1 75.
l-eckc's History of intionalisni, volumes.
Mcck1's European Morals, volumes.
The l1uSucnots in France, by Slmilus -.
And other New Books, for .alo ut
Feb 10 X. l.. BKYAN'S BOOKSTORE.
INSURANCE.
Ill Southern Life insurance Co:uuanv We
have connected ourselves with tho
Cotton States Lifo Insurance COMPANY
OF MACON, GlGUkGIa.
W.D. JOHNSON, s.G.OBEAR.
PRESIDENT. Secretary.
Capital ............... ......... 1900 non
oLnto deposits. ........ l5U, 0U0
Tho Company issnes policies on both tho
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS. piyinc "a
participating policy Lolhers thc adyant.
age OF promiums LESS by twenty per cent.
than mutual ratns.
II will establish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRusTEEs in the principal cities of t,,s
'u"oo; anu WIZ :ortract Win Halu boards TO
invest in said ci!ics seventy per cent. OF tho
net premiums taken there, thus making 1t a
Home Company in Each Locality.
VIC confidently recommend this staunch
Southern Company to our friends and the
public, and bespeak a continuance OF kind
patronage heretofore extended to us.
BLACK & WARINC,
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active an;! :eliable canvasrcrs wanted viii
whom we vii! make liberal contracts.
Feb I'll 3mo
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WHEELER G. WILsOE's

~ "a ~|LS>IbIN w lLJOHs y
NEW NC. STNIEI MACHI:E.
As being IA decided Improvement over All
ether masEiHes III the lnal,;.t," ;" ana VIII, IA
must rcyoiution;::c certain branches of IN
1nsiry. especially in Slice .ad Halmcsa Mama
factur!uS."
'EAi.T:MoEE. Nh, Uctchc. y, l..a.
"Thc Mnr! land Institute has aw.t,it d
"hccier Wils"n the G"'d Medal :or their
new NO. Sewing Machiac. Uthcr Sewing
Machircs received nothing"
'iAvANSAyr. .fnven.,frI. lS.;.
at 'hc Georgia state Fair, silver Medal.
mo highest and only p,rmiUm FOR Leather
S'ltchlhG. WAS awarded 10 Maccer & Wilson
for samples done OH ;i,.. new NJ. L .;aw!n..
Machines
Principo' n.r.e. 10 c.5 n..ql,~r.,
S"-W York.
AGENCIES ~ al. The ii!i.,iva! c,,sso 'ic
world. Frh9i >
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NEW YORK, November 2.-Co,.on-
Held higher; middlipg uplAnds l4ie.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Rye Flour
STEADY at "a 1916 20. Corn Meal
Firm o. a 25a4 65. Wheat-2A3c bet
ter No. spring 81 l2a1 IS; No. 2 do,
old, 81 Coal 10; No. 8 do 81 GOAL 02; No.
9 Duluth 81 10; amber western 81 2?a
I 20. Rye-Quiet at s0a90o. Barley
Decidedly hrmer MAlt-Steady Corn
Opened steady; closed rather heavy;
mixed western 00c In store; 0lA92c;
saoa;, OAts-Firmer and more active;
mixed western 50A8lc; white 59aGlic.
HSy-Steady al 60c. HOps-FKm; 1874,
l3a45c. Cofee-Firm and unchanged.
Sugar, Molasses and Rlce-Dull and I'M
changed. Whhky-Lower; 90csSl GOT.
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WHAT DOES 1T MEAN {,

/ Netting Of S.rerll Prominent WEt
Firginid Democrats in BdltimDrs- The
o. s SeRGt0rShip SAID 70 b Decided in
Fdwr Of J. ". Camden.
BALTIMORE, October 81, 1874.
GIl.orI IntslliGenesr:
Being somewhat interested In the ma
tevial and political welfare Of West Viz.
GINA, 1t has struck me as curious cir.
cumstsnce, and one worth communicat-
ing TO you, that just at this time there Ia
sn unusual gathering Of individuals In
this city who are credited with belonging
to the West Virginia "RiDg" Democracy,
Seeing the names Of 80 many OF them on
the hotel registers has put me on the qui
Ti5! TO know what Is In the wind. The
following are the more prominent persons
thus registered, viz: The Hon. Henry G,
Davis, the Hon. ]. n, Camden, the Hon,
Charles james Faulkner, the bon. Lewis
Baker, Attorney. General q. N Matthew'S
J.W. Gslliher, A. A. Lewis, W. 8. Logan
". P. Wallace, and other parties from
Barbour, Monroe and Greenbrier coun,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Observation-Disclosures;
fair to choice shipping superfne "a Goa
4 so, Wheat-Demand active and prices
advanced; No. l spring Sc; No. 2, Sole,
cash; sac, seller November; s5ec, seller
December No. 8, 79ic; rejected 75a76c.
Corn-Demand fair and prices advanced;
No 9 mixed 7lsA72c, cash; 7Oic, seller
November; &c bid seller year. Oats
Steady and in moderate demand; No. Q,
46sc, cash; Acc, seller November; 45lc,
seller year; rejected 4la4lic. Rye
Quiet at 81 4s2ic. Bsrley-SIeady aud in
moderate demand; No. 9, 81 10al iOt
cash; 81 10, seller November; No. 8, 9Sa
99c. Pork-Dull at opening, but closed
flrmer; new mess $14 Is, cash; new mess
SIT 20, seller February; $40 80, seller
year. Lard-Demand fair aud market
firm; gil IS, seller year; $ll 65, seller
February. Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoul-
ders Tic; short rib9tc WhBky-Firmer
quoted at 96is97c.
On open board in the afternoon Whea'
closed higher. s5tc, seller year; S5tss6c
seller December. Corn-slrong and high
er; 72tc, seller November; enc bid sellei
year. oAts-FImeri 46ic, seller No
Yemher.
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scnHcK's MANDRAKE PnLs, FOR TuI CuaH OF
LIvER COMPLAINT, 30

BEAUTIFUL woHES.-The hAIr 10 the crown.
ing glory Of woman. There arc few moderate
defects which cannot be remedied BY the proper
disposition OF the tres,es. But when the hair
begins to fall out or turn gray, in young people,
or with those in the prime Of life, there Is eAu'O
for rEal regret When this Ia the case. RG!rG
Vegetable SieIllda HaiT RtAEicr VIII DO found
TO Be q arst-clAGs remedy, far superior, ~ .
sound medical medium, to anything else before
the public. tEetually restores gray hRir to !ts
original color, and In thereGtnIIottyo Of cases
causes It 10 grow again when It Is becoming thin.
1t Is not Ike many popular preparations, q mrs
wa'h, but scientific discovery, Endorsed and
used by physicians Of character. Address R. r.
aall 3 Co, Nashua, N. H.-FornevI Hetely
Pres, 20. /, 1858. dAw
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Sugar, MOIasses and Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2.-suoAR
Receipts 3Ol hhds; all sold; fair TO fully
tair ., Stastc; seconds SS9c. =.
MoLASsRs-ReceiptS 1904 hbls; all sold;
common 55c; fair 5ssG9C; prime to choice
G0A65c.
CoTToN-Sales 200 bales. Nothing
trsnspired 10 indicate any change In the
prices, The Exchange closed on account
Of the election. But little business was
done during the morning, and the stores
were closed and business entirely sus.
pended during the afternoon. Cotton re.
ceipts 2,2lO bales; no exports; stock IS, sac
bales,
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New York Money and s1ocE,.

NEW YORK, November 2-MoNRY -
Active; closed at Alas per cent.
STERLING ExCuASGE-Quiet and steady
at $+s3ta4 81 for 90 days, and 81 ST. Tor
sight Prime mercantile paper 5a7 per
cent for short and long.
GoLD-110ta110i, the opening and
closing rates. Borrowing rates 1-32 until
Wednesday, and 7al0 per cent per snnum.
Loans were also made fat. Cleariugs
$2s.0000OO. Customs receipts 1904 600.
Treasury disbursements $763,0
There will be no New York marketa
tomorrow
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 2.-Flour-steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat
Steady and in moderate demand; No. 9
white Wabash 81 1Gi; No. 8 do. 81 III;
81 O5i; No. red 81 10. Corn-Quiet;
high mixed roc; do. new &c; seller No
Vember 66ic; low mixed, new, Csc. Oats
Dull and lower; No 2, 4s!c; white
sole. Clover Seed-Stesdy and in mod.
crate demand at S. so.
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BALTIMORE, November 9. Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Active;
No. l red 81 90; No. 2IS1 Is; No. 8, 81 10
rejected 81 Os. Con-Quiet; s0as5c.
0au-Firmer; 59sG4c. Rye-Quiet; 95ca
81 90, Hay Unchanged. Pork-Un-
changed. Bacor-Shoulder strong al
SIC; clear ribs heavy at l2is12sc. Sugar
cured hsms-l4sl5c. Lsrd-l4ta14sc.
Butter-Very dull 81 3O43lc. Petroleum
Dull; crude rominsly &c. Cofiee-Firm;
lsa20ic. INDEPENDENTLY 99ics$l 90.
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ties. Now, what does this gathering TO,
gether here meant Il II accidental
Il so,itb . curious eo.Accident indeed that
these leading men should Just happen to
meet here, all at the same time, BY mere
chance. Such q superstition draws too
largely on ones credullty 10 be very
satiSlSctory. The best and NEST nat
ural explanation | have heard Is
that these members Of the Democratic
Ssnhedfim Of West Virginia met here BY
appointment to settle the Senatorial ques.
ton. They could not meet At any point
in the State without attracting too much
attention. You recollect what q stir the
little gathering st WilsonbuIg kicked up
How much greater would have been the
breeze aroused BY this gathering at any
point in West Virginia. Hence Il was
good policy 10 meet somewhere where the
gathering would not look 90 much like a
dxed up affair.
/ want 10 call your special attention 10
the TACT that Henry 3. Walker is not
among the arrivals. Is this omission an
accident, or does 1t mean that this little
gathering purposely left him out, recog-
MIXING the fact that be Is the elephant Of
the party In West Virginia that Il TO be
gotten I'D Of In the coming Senatorial
campaign. From all can see and pick
up In regard 10 the conference Of these
gentlemen l have very decided suspicion
that they have gone and slaughtered
Walker, so far a. agreeing 10 use all their
efforts 10 that end Is concerned. You
will find that the name that has been
written down on the slate for Boreman's
successor In the U. y. Senate after the 4!h
oil March next Is J. N. Camden, Of Park
ersburg. BE Is the coming man 60 far aS
this conference could designate the man.
Make note OF that fact and notice the
calling OF the roll at Charleston next De.
cember. Fl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03

RAILROAD BCNDs-Lower Tor Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated and Pa
cifc Railroads.
STocKs-Fluctuated during the day
with generally downward tendency, the
closing prices being tat per cent below
the highest prices, and generally at the
lowest point oithe day. The decline was
the most marked in Pacific Mail, Rock
Island, Northwestern common and Union
Pacific. The sales oil the day aggregated
lO7, goo shares, Of which 5000 were West.
ern Union, 2l,0OO Pacific Mail, $4,000
Lake Shore, 1000 Union Pacific, 5000
Northwestern, 5000 Wabash, and 1900
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-Flour-
Dull; superfine s414 90 Clover Seed
Weak, sSa9 IS. Wheat-ln moderate re,
guest red 81 l6a1 II; amber 81 1871 81,
Rye-Firm, 81 OF. Corn-Firmer; mixed
western s9a90c. Osts-Improved de-
mandi white GOa62c. mixed 5sa5stc. Pc,
troleum-Nominal; refined 1870; crude
unchanged. Butter - Firmer; western
prime 22.94c; do choice rolls S0a3Sc,
Cheese-Quiet; western fine 1GBl6ic;
western prime l4al6tc. Eggs-U nchapg.
ed. Whsky-steady, 81 Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
Cincinnati Cattle.

CINCINNATI, November 2.-CATTLR-
Receipts 500, all Of common and lair
grades; prices range: common g 25a
8 rs; medium TO fair IS 75a4 70. Ship.
ments 766.
Hoes-Receipts 2,7O1; demand exceeds
supply; market active and firm and prices
higher; common sold at s. s5s6 25; good
light and medium heavy SO S5s6 so; good
So 60s6 rs; extra 81 90; most sales ct
50 50a6 go. Shipments 21S.
sHEBP-Receipts 1878; common 10
good IS 25a4 80. Shipments 876.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
CincInnatI.

CINCINNATI. November 2.-Cotton -
Dull 81 lac. Flour-Dull al q O0a5 20
Wheat-Quet; red 81 O3A1 0S Corn
Quiet; new 60sG2c. 0ats-Quiet at 53H
SIC. Rye - Steady at 93c. Barley -
Steady; No. ., 81 20. Linseed Oil-S0c
Eggs-Demsnd fair and market firm a,
23c. Lard OIL Quiet. Butter - De-
mand fair. Cheese-Demand fair, mar
ket firm. Proyisions-Quiet, nominally
unchanged. Whisky-SIesdy, moderate
demand at 9Gc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, November 2.-BuisnesI
was very quiet in consequence OF the i'm
pending election. The market for cottor
goods was dull, but prices unchanged
Cottonsdes in better demand by clothIers
Tickings and plaid 0snSburgs are in isiI
request. Prints quiet in fst handS
Wooden goods for mems wear dull. Blan,
kets and fAnnels in steady request Ior
small parcels Foreign goods dull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
Pittsburgh.

PTTsBURGH, November 2.-Wheat-
Quiet aud prices unchanged. Corn-New
ear 69s65c; new shelled 6sa70c; old
sbelled S2aS4c. Petroleum-Quiet; crude
72iA75c at Parker's; refined l0tc Phila.
delphia; lOic Baltimore delivery.