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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13

to ! per cent, as compared with the clos
ing quotations to-day. The leading fea-
ture was Pacific Mail, which opened IT
42t fell off to AZ rose 10 434 and still
later reacted to 42;. Erie fuctuated fire.
quently between 27: and %. At the
second call the market was steady, with
the exception OF Wabash, which was
weak at III. In the afternoon there was
considerable excitement on the Stock
Exchange and some wide fluctuations.
1t was announced that the contract be
tween the Panama and Prcihc Mail COM
panies, which was expected to have been
signed to-day, did not receive the sigma
lures of the officers OF the different cor
porations. On this Panama dropped
suddenly from l54J to l44, and Pacific
Mail from 424 to AZ, with the final deal
ings at l44 for the former and il3 for the
latter. There were u great many stories
ahoat, but at the close of business an i'm
preston prevailed that the impediments
would bo amcably removed Erie was
less active and ranged between Is and
27s. Thare is still considerable mystery
surrounding Erie speculation, but to-day
the recent decline was partially explained
By report that negotiations were on foot
to sell the coal lands of the company, one
Of its main sources OF revenue, to coal
combination, for the purpose Of raising
money to meet the interest maturing in
June. These negotiations caused consid-
erable indignation among stockholders,
and it is said Mr. Jewett opposes any
such sale. Wabash was weak and declin-
ed from l23 to II, with q recovery to II!
at the close. The decline in this stock
was based on rumors srom Toledo that the
stockholders meeting there to-day did MT
result in any practical measures to relieve
the financial embarrassments Of the road.
The market closed active and fcverish
for Wabash and steady tor the remainder
of the list at a partial recovery from the
lowest point of the day. The transactions
were 10000 shares of which $1,000 were
Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Uuion,
$4,000 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore 10000
Wabash and 5000 Union Pacific
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO May i2.-Flour Demand
fair and market firm and unchanged.
Wheat - Demand fair and market firm
and lower; no ! spring 81 Oi{; No. ,
81 OF spot or seller May; 81 05! seller
June; 81 6! seller July; 81 90 seller Au-
gust: No g6tc; rejected 9Oc. Corn
Demand fair and market firm at 12lc
spot or seller May; high mixed PORTO
7Ss@74tc seller june 7Gse seller July
Oats-Actiye and firm; No : G3!c spot
or seller May; 64s@64{c. seller June; re-
jected 60c Ryc-Weak; No. | IL O6
spot. Barley-Quiet and firm; No. at
81 IS spot; 81 80 seller May. Pork
Demand fair and prices have advanced;
steady at 81 10 spot; $2l 80 seller June;
$2l 95@2l 974 seller July; SD - seller
August. Lard-Demand active and
prices advanced Mt SIS 80 spot; Slj ~!
seller June; Sl5 GO@l5 G24 seller July.
Whisky-Firmer and higher at 81 is.
Butter-Steady ut lS@23c. Eggs-Flrm-
er at lS@lS!c.
On call board wheat was steady and
lower at 81 03 seller June; 81 o. seller
July. Corn-Easier and lower at 72Ic
seller May; 73!c seller June; 7G:@16@c
seller July. Oats-Firm and unchanged
Pork-Quiet and a shade lower; offered
AT $2l % seller July; nominaliy 81 573
seller June; $22 20 seller August. Lard
Quiet, steady and 4 shade higher at
SIS 40 seller June; SIS TO seller July.
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New Work Market.

NEW YORK, May l2.-Cotton-Stcady
at l64@l6!c; futures closed quiet and
steady; sales 5000 bales; May l6 3-32c;
June l6 3-32GlG5c; July lG 9-32c; Au-
gust IL l5.32lGl63c; September l6l@
II 8-32c; October Is 2l-32(G l5jc; Novem-
Der 10 l9.32@l53c; December 1890
l5ll-l6c; January l5yc. Flour-Receipts
5000 barrels; in moderate demand; su-
perfne western and state 81 S5G5 -;
common to good s. 2jG5 70; good to
choice s. 70@6 90; white wheat extra
S5 S0G,7 90; extra Ohio 81 95Ca,7 %; st.
Louis s. zoos 80. Rye Flour-Actiye
at 81 1905 so, Corn Meal-Firm at
81 00@4 IS. Wheat-Receipts $1,000
bushels; lower; No. l spring 81 2jG1 -;
No. 3 ST Ij@ II; No. Chicago 81 IS
al 1871; No. = northwestern 81 lSGl 20;
No. . Milwaukee 81 q J; ungraded Iowa
and Minnesota spring 81 l5ml 70. Rye
Quiet at 81 OO(a$l o. Barley-Scarce
Malt-Quiet. Corn-Receipts 10000
bushels; in moderate demand; mixed
western 8S@S9c; yellow S9c. Oats
Receipts 10000 bushel>; mixed western
75@,77ci white 76@7Sc. Hay-Unchang.
ed. Cotiee-Dull and heavy at lG@lS3c
Sugsr-Quiet; refining fair to good sta
SIC; prime 9.l6@SEc. Molasses-Firm.
Rlcc-Quiet and steady. Petroleum
Dull and heavy; refined 1919; crude G;c.
Rosin-Dull at 81 S5a2 90. Turpentine
Firm at 34m 3Itc Egg--Hcayy: wo,t-
ern at lGlgl64c. Pork-Firm at 81 90
az CO. Beef-Quiet. Cut Meats
Steady; drv salted shoulders Sc; middl"s
quiet, long clear western l2sc; short clear
l2;c. Lard-Frmcr; prime steam Is,
Butter-Firm; western l2GglGc. Cheese
Heavy at S@l43c. Whlsky-Iicsyy.
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evidence before the committee; the
piazza of my house is the hottest
part of it between the hours Of half-past
two and half past four in the afternoon
1t is directly exposed TO the sun in the
afternoon; there is a clock in Mrs. Til
tons room, but 1t had not then been run
ming for four years: General Tracy lett
at six o'clock and Mr.. Martin and l had
tea few minutes afterwards; in the con-
versation had with Mr.. Tilton on the
back piazza o: our house, be said nothing
about his piazza not being excluded
enough for his family, nor that Mrs. Til
ton had to give up the coolest room in
the house; nor did he observe that this
was one Of the consequences of the scan.
dal.
Cross .cxamined-Ths interview be-
tween General Tracy and Bessie Turner
lasted less than an hour, about fifty min
utes perhaps; it was in the back parlor,
after Mr.. Tracy's departure; nothing was
said on the subject of Bessie Turner's
testimony.
Court adjourned.
II is generally believed that all the
testimony will bo in tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13
Cincinnati Market.

C1NcISSATI, May 12.-Cotton-Dull
but unchanged. FIour-Demand fair and
market firm. Wheat-Stcady at 81 IS
al SO. Corn Steady at 7S@slc. Oats
Active at 7OG72c. Rye-Firm at
81 22@I %. Barley-Dull but unchsng-
ed. Linseed Oil-Lower at 10M ~.
Eggs-Qulet At I4c Butter-Heavy.
Cheese Demand fair and market firm
Pork-Dul and declined at 81 80 bid;
So 80 asked. Lard-Duil aud lower;
steam l5ic spot; kettle country sold Mt
l5Jc. Bulk Meats Dull; shoulders Ssc;
clear rib sides II &C. clear sides III Ia l2ic
Bacon-Demand fair and market firm ut
9iml2:@l@3c Whlsky-Demand fair
and market firm at 81 Il.
HoGs-Dull; common s. 0OGt7 20; fair
to medium s. 50Cd.7 to.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May l2.-Flour--
Quiet; extra 81 75G5 90; Wisconsin and
Minnesota family So 75Cd6 25; Pcnnsyl-
vania, Indiana and Ohio do Sc 00G6 90;
high grades 81 0O@8 90. Whcat-Slowi
red 81 4OGl A; No. > Milwaukee offer
Cd at 81 Zl No. , 81 j.. Rye-$l 10.
Corn-Inactive; yellow sc; western
mixed s6GS6!c. Oats-Quieti white y!
@,73c; mixed 70G7lc. Barley and Malt
Quiet. Provisions-Stcadv Mess
Pork-$22 OOm22 %. Beet Hams-l5
(a.23c; smoked ham, l3@,l4c; picklcd do
l2i@l2ic Lard-l5ml6c. Whisky
Held at 81 22 tor western Petroleum
Nominal; refined l23c; crude 9!c. CLo-
yer Seed-Slow ut 9@ll4c. Timothy
81 62t. Flax Secd-Sl So Butter
Steady; New York and Bradford county
extra 2sGt3Oc; do firsts 22@ 24c; western
extra 23ld 24c: do frstS l7Gl9c. Cheese
Unchanged. Egg'-Quict and un-
changed.
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wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD WedHesdGy Aornsls.
The market was fairly supplied this
morning with early vegetables. Butter
and eggs are scarce, and prices stiff. A
good demand prevailed for nearly every
thing offered. The quantity of flower.
which are being offered and sold is won
derful. Nearly every one you see re-
turning from market has their arms full
of plants. They bring good prices and
sell readily
PRODUCE Eggs, at l5GlS cts. per
dozen; butter 30@40c per lb; chicken.
(old) S5(d40 cts each.
MEATs-Roast beef, sirlOin and round
steak, l5@lSc per ID; roast mutton and
chops l5Cd2Oc per lb veal outlets l59
20c per ID.
NEGETABLEs-Lettuce l5c per quarter
peck; asparagus, punches for 25c; dande-
lion greens, &c per quarter peck; Jersey
sweet potatoes 60c per peck; spring onions
5cper bunch; radiShes, 5Cdl0c per bunch;
kale, 40c per peck; rhubarb, DC per
bunch potatoes, soc per peck; green
peas, $lOO per peck; cucumbers, l5c each
or 81 80 per dozen.
FIsH-Lake fish, l2c per ID; rock fish,
l6c per lb; Lake pike and salmon, l2c
per ID; Ohio river fish SOC per string.
FRUIT-Apples 25940c per peck;
oranges and lemons 25G 50c per dozen;
pine apples, 20a Soc each; cocoanuts, l0e
each; bananas, for 25c
SUSDRIEs-Maple sugar, 20c per ID;
flowers and ornamental plants l0@50c
per pot, and demand lively; apple butter
20c per quart.
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

ACCORDING to the Topeka Common
sssaith, the wheat prospect in Kansas Is
unusually good.
THEY say that they make lady VINO
will wear her tall bonnet at the Cincih-
natl Festival. and SO obstructs the view
OF the audience, pay for two seats.
TIE Masonic Grand Master of Iowa,
has decided that dancing in the lodge
room and the good Of the craft are things
inconsistent.
THIRrY-FoUR illicit distilleries have
have been seized i'll st. Louis, Chicago
and Milwaukee. Pretty good for AL
honest administration.
The Pope will be o3 years old to-day,
the 18th. Over 100000 German Ro-
man Catholics have rendered him their
congratulations over the event, couched
in terms Of the deepest devotion and al
lcgiance.
IT is estimated that the expenses of the
Moody and sankey services in England
amount to $4,000. To defray these
about $50. 1000 has been raised. Neither
Of the preachers has received any pay
for his labor,
MUCH suffering is reported among the
strikers in the Pennsylvania coal regions,
and it is stated that there is strong dis
position on the part OF many OF the men
10 return to work, advice from their
leaders 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
A CLEVELAND woman recently mar
ried Chinese laundryman, and in three
duys thereafter the unhappy celestial ap-
peared at a barber!s shop and ordered
his pigtail cut of, saying in explanation:
Too muchee dam yank.
REPORTS of the condition of the win
ter wheat are not very encouraging. In
seven States the condition Is said to be
sixtv-three per cent. In others the pros
meets are even less encouraging. Penn
sylvania, Maryland and Virginia make
the best showing.
SOME interesting statistics have recent
" been published in Cincinnati, showing
the business and industrial resources OF
that city. On the first Of the present
yearthere were in Cincinnati, 4,4J9 man.
ufacturing establishments, employing
so 999 hands; the capital invested
amounted to 68,l49O85, and the real
estate occupied WAS valued at So, l5l $50.
The champion spelIer Of the Union IS
- deaf man. At recent spelling bee, ne
spelled down all his opponents IN most
wonderful manner. he could not hear
the words proposed, so they were written
down Tor m, and by CHANGING at the
paper, spelled even the most dltticult onrs
correctly and without hesitation. His
rivals were filed with admiration, and
could not understand how in the world
he did II.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEw GORK, May IZ.-BeeVes-ke-
ceipts 2.O24 head, including all grades
from very poor to very fine. Market
extremely depressed and prices fully ic
lower than Monday few extra steer,
retailed at l2tGl3c, but the best drove 10
market could not be sold to average more
that III; inferior to good ranged ga all!c.
Sheep-Recelpt- Yesterday and to-day
$3.50 head. Demand modorat" and sales
slow At 5iaSc for unsborn sheep 5G6c
for clipped spring amb, ranged i!6S!c.
Receipts yesterday and to-day
500 head. \ few good Ohio hog, 7Ec;
state pigs 9 Ic; dressed hogsin fair demand
at 93c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13
ToIpdO Market.

TOLEDO, May l2.-tion--Denahd
f,frsnd market iarm: Wheat-Strong
and higher; 80. white Wabash Il 81;
Eo / white Michigan 81 &OGl 81; NJ.
. q %. amber 81 2s!ml 29sei!er June;
- 2gI seller last half June; IL 81 seller
,Jury: No. > amber Illinois 81 81. Corn
demand fair and market firm: high
mixed III; seller july 7sGc7s!c; low
mixed 76IM.77c. Oat--Steady and IN
moderate demand; white CSC; Michigan
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, May I2.-Ifere W, on
improved feeling in the jobbing trade but
business with the commission houses COLI
tinues light. Cotton goods in steady hut
moderate demand. Print market un-
settled and prices irregular Fremsns
prints have been closed out st 6{c, and
some styles of Sprague's are reduced 10 &c.
Sprague's .hrtingS &C. Atlantic colored
alpacas sold low at auction to-day.
Worsted goods move slowly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13
CiNIl>NAri, OHIO RIVER AND
VIRGINIA R.C0.

I.. C,n-.ura.. Ohio River aud Vir-
g.a.a Railroad Company had meeting
attl. Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce
Tuesday for organization. The road is
proposed to 60 from Huntington, West
Virginia, along the Ohio river to Cincin.
aa.. After long discussion, the fol-
owing certificate Of incorporation was
unanimously adopted:
.Wr.ar undersigned, being associated
..-.,a.ras q company for constructing,
.a..alu.1g and operating Il iine OF rail-
... between Huntington, West Virgin
a u-t Cincinnati Ohio, passing from n
ga ,uNOnIo river opposite Hunt
-.nn, West Virginia, on or near the
l-.. bank Of the Ohio river. through
..ru.gg:IrS Of Lawrence. Sciuto. Adams.
o-7. C.-rmout and Hamilton, in Ohio,
..ar..,v of Cincinnati DO hereby Ger
r... declare, for the purpose Of being
.p.-apIu, railroad company under
g.. Ha- o,thc Stat" OF Ohio:
r,. That the said company shall
famed and known a, the Cincinnati,
.y"r and Virginia Railroad Com
,oua-That one terminus of the
shall be u, Huntington, West
.'-.# and the otLcr terminus al Gin
. Ohio.
..-.-Tha. the capital stock shall be
..... .r,r I,'I4--
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, May l2.-MoSEY-
Easy at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4@5! per cent. Sterling weak at
+S7 for sixty days, and 49O tor sight.
Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Heavy at ll5s@ll5!, closing
at the former price. Borrowing rates !,
3 and l-64 per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $26S,0O0. Cearings
SOC 900 nnN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13
THE CINCINNATI FESTIVAL
Great Enthusiasm Mani
tested.

CINCINNATI, May l2.-The first matt.
nee of the Musical Festival occurred this
afternoon and was greeted with another
tremendous audience. The fist num-
Der on the programme was the overture
from Leonora Number .. This was rem
dered in an exquisite manner, the PIa-
missimo passage being given with great
dcicacy and feeling This was followed
by a recitation and aria from the crea-
tion ain Native Worth, by Mr.. William
j. Winch, and was finely sung. Next
came the aria Parto Ma Ih Ben Me, by
Mozart with clarionet obligato. This was
sung by Miss Emma Cranch, and the
clarionet-obligato was performed by Mr..
II. Kavser, the audience manifesting
their appreciation by hearty applause.
In the first part of the afternoon the per-
formance of the Aria from La StcttG Del
Eord, sung by Mrs II. NJ. Smith, with
two flutes ob!igato, Was received with the
loudest applause. The Hungarian Lancer
OF Brahma, by the orchestra, and the
new meditation of Gounod, played by all
the visitors, were marked with delicacy
and precision, and drew forth repeated
.,tl:. III, ,.l.,,;,,s c-,r, 1,pp
p'Sut-'' Nv ao'.SS'on' ,to n,.or,,,.aa,dnn o 49,
hauSeF' comprising t'e o'eI'u'V H "'T po.
lions 'l Ihe 'h'r" ac', suns " tul i.I;I : lai;l
heth'hetA' were gwen !" ~ SII" sp.snuII '''lt
S'y!e thaI III dnoihas n''''set HPPealeu
Delighted; Inc AFH from , -"'9'ton
Miss Anna Louise Cary, was received
with rounds of applause and calls Tor o
LePetII.o" nnG t1' "rTa',"~ Tho "niI;n,i i
IIu.eJ'iy i.oL ~! P"ciHe ., w.
oT6o T,5o rnn,aindcr mv' % m ~. t5a matinee wa, do
voted 70 William Tel" and consisted of
. trio snpr by Wessrs Biscboff Rem.
mertI md Wiitnev and the slways en-
iovablc overture TO that onera THESE
were giyen in fine stvIe and the fine
oudieSrc djsn,rscd with the best of feel
ings over the rich treat that had been
rjvcr them.
The evening entertainment consisted
entirely Of the oratorio of elijah The
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13
Let the People speak.
MANHATrhN. Kan.

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DrGr Sj1'-Your Fayoritc Prescription
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stomach she has been accustomed to for
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would be glad to get hold Of relief Mt any
expense. ] have tried many Patent
Medicines, but never had any occasion 10
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13

Lizzie Koser and Lou Christian,
colored girls, quarreled about a lover in
an alley in the rear of the old Gayos
House, Memphis, yesterday morning,
when the former stabbed the latter t.
the heart with knife causing death
almost instantly. The murdress was ar
rested and held tor trial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13
The Entertainment Politically Con-
sidered

Among the distinguished visitors now
present at the musical festival are Sena-
tors Sherman and Thurman; General w.
7. Sherman, Ex-Governor Anderson,
Henry Watterson, Of the Louisville
Cowrisr-Io"rmai; George p. Upton, Of
the Chicago Tribune, and j. r. Y.
Hazard, of the New York TfibUp'.
Tomorrow evening Hon. George H.
Pendeton will give an entertainment
IN honor Of Senator Thurman, to which
Senator Sherman and General Sherman,
among others, are invited, and on Friday
ever ing Mr.. Richard Smith, editor of the
Cincinnati Gazette, will entertain Sena-
tor Sherman and other distinguished
visitors These entertainments are
merely social and without political sig
nIfcance. There is good deal of conf
dental political caucusing going on be-
tween the adhcrents Of both parties, who
are gathered here, and there is general
feeling that the coming campaign is al
ready being outlined.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13

rHr dispatches announce the fact that
...-.. JouN c. BREcKENRlDGE, OF
a.urky, Vice President Of the United
-a.., during BUcHANAN's administFa-
candidate for President during
~. LINCOLN campaign, aud subsequent
,..rotary Of War Of the Confederate
,.. during the late war, IS sinking
t.v, and his death may be announced
.ary moment. An important surgical
--aou was partially performed en
the hope that it would relieve
.u. his condition was such that he
ao: bear its completion, and It IS
as having effected 10 beneficial
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13
Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, May l2-Wheat-Quict
and unchanged. Corn-ln fair demand
and light supply; eur and shclr"d SEA SOC
for mixed 20 prime yellow Petroleum
Dull; crude, 81 4OtGl A. at Parkersi re-
fined l2!@l23 for Philadelphia delivery
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May l2.-Wheat-Firm-
er: No. l red 81 35; No. do 81 26'
Corn and Unchanged. Petroleum
Steady; llO' test HE; and 1902 state
test l2tc.