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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-28
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 27.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged Wheat-Demand
active and prices advanced; No. = Chicago
spring 81 10! bid spot; 81 O9i seller
September; 81 0Gs seller October; 81 OG
seller November; 81 O5i seller year; No.
3 9G!c; rejected sale. Corn-Active; No.
2 soc spot; 53sc seller October; 4Sc seller
November; 45c seller all year; rejected
j3G 54c Oats-Demand active and prices
advanced; No. = 3Glc spot or seller Sep
tember; 32tc seller October; 3l@3l Ic sell
Ter November; 3O!@3llc seller all year;
rejected 29c Barey-Active; 81 l0spot
or seller ScTtamE er; 81 O2l seller October;
993ca$l 90 seller November Rye
Quiet and firm; 73!@74c spot; 74c seller
September. Pork-Firm; S23 % spot;
SD 30 seller October. Lard-Dull and
Nominal; $l3 As spot; Sl3 4j@l3 Il!
seller October. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
steady; shoulders SI@s!c; short rib l2.c;
short clear l2!. Whisky-Sl l5i.
On call -Wheat-Lowcr at
81 O5l seller October; 81 OF; seller No
vcmber Corn-Lower at 533Mj3lc
seller October; 47@47ic seller Novem-
Der; 4jc seller year. Oats-Easier 1T
363c seller September; 32Ic seller Octo-
bcr. Pork-Lower at So 50 bid seller
October. Lard-Lower at Sl3 3jGl3 40
seller October
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, September 21.-COttOu-
Dull and unchanged; futures closed weak
September Is 3-l6; October II 22-32rl
l2t; November II 1872; December II
%. 81; January u 27-$2@ y, February
Is l-32; March l3 32m l3tc; Apr. Is
l.l6Gl3 l5-lG. Flour-Receipts 2j,0ou
barrels; better export demand and rules
steady; superfne western and State ! 50
as 50; common to good - jOM5 %;
good to choice 81 SOlaG -; white wheat
extra, So 3jGG 80; extra Ohio IS 500 CO.;
st. Louis 50 G5M$S 30. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal dull. Wheat Receipts 20
300 bushels; better export inquiry; re-
iected spring 81 O0@l O4; Chicago
spring 81 2UmSl 81; No. Z Milwaukee
81 24Gl %; amber western 81 lsG, 40.
Ryc-Quiet at S9c. Barley and Malt
Quiet. Corn-Activc; receipts l2OOOo
bushels; western mixed steam GtoG'c:
do sail GatG 70c Oats-Dull; Receipts
$4,000; western mixed 4Oa iGc: white
45Co 47c Hay-Firm at 7oc. Coffee
Quiet at l9@ 20. Sussr-FIrn; lair to
good refining; l@ l6Co Sic; Ste for
prime. Rice and Mola,.e,-Quiet. Pc.
treleum-L~s active; crude &c; refined
lac. Rosin-Steady at 81 75nS 81 50.
Steady Mt 32!c. Egg
Firm Mt 26G2sc Pork-Firmer at
81 5OG2l -. Becf-Unchangcd. Cut
Meats-Quet; middles frmer AT ga
lOB. hIsky-Steady ut 81 u.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i county, ". n.
Henry X. List,

Henry X. List, !,
". In thRuCcry.
T.. PumphrcN Admir- Ct nj.
BY q decree Of said court. entered In the
above case on the 10Th day Of June, 1873,
said cause was referred to one of the Com
miSSioncTS at said court to ascertain ana
report
list. AS 10 the ownership Of the tract OF
land Ot about liN acres, mentioned and de-
Scrlbcd Ia the bin aud exhibits In said
cause, and also as "a the two parcels OF said
land ~ mentioned and describes In Sald
bin aud exhibits, giving, II possible, the
boundaries Oi sad TWO tracts, and Hn alb
Nlract ofth- title to each parcel.
"a. Whether the Judgment mentioned
and described In said bill and exhibits. IL
a lien upon TIA" property mentioned and
described in the said bill and exhibits, or
any part thereof and upon which particu-
lar part IL IL Il Hen.
3rd. Whether the said Judgment, or any
part thereof has been paId oil and dis
charged.
ilh. To state and take an account be-
tween the said complainant and the said
administrator OF said u. Pumphrcy, decd.
ith. TO ascertain and report who Is the
present owner uf the said judgment, and
who has owned IT since II was obtained,
and for what length of time IL has been
owned by different parties.
9Th. To ascertain and report the liens
upon said property, or any part thereof, II
any, and ih"iT amounts AMI prlOrtirS.
eth. Any other matters deemed peril.
ucnt hy himself, or specially required by
any OF the parties In interest.
The undersigned, one Ofth" Commission
rrS Of said court, hereby gives notice That
on saturday, the 81 day OfOctOber, 1879, Al
his Office. Il Twelfth street Wheeling, ".
Va, he VIII proceed to make up report
upon the matters and account referred by
said decree.
JOHN r.. MckENNAN.
ScplOoawt Commissioner.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
u
George \. Pumphery,
vs.. In Chancery.

Il
George \. Pumphery, }
vs.. In Chaucery.
T.. .Pumphrry'S admir-, at al.
BY "a decree entered I'm the above cause,
on the 18TH day OF June, 1915, sad cause
was referred TO one Of the Commissioners
OF said court To ascertain and report
lst. As To the ownership Of the tract of
land of about liS acres. mentioned and de-
Scribrd in the bills aud exhibits IN tho
cause and also rs To the two parcels ol said
land as mentioned aud described IN said
bill and exhibits, giving, II possible, tho
boundaries OF Saiu two tracts, and un alb
stract of the title 10 each parcel.
-. Who has been in possession of tho
said land, OF any part thereof, or who hns
been entitled Ia the possession oithe same
tor the last ~ years.
Bird. To take and state an account hr.
tween the complainant, George ". Pun
phTry, and the administrator OF the said
u. Humphrey, deed.
ith. ToaScrItain and report the liens up.
on said property, or any part thereof, II
any, and their amounts and priorilics.
5lh. Any other matters deemed pertinent
to himself, or specially required by any oi
the parties In interest.
The undersigned, one Of the COmmis-
SioncTS Of said court, hereby gives notice
that, on saturday, the "a day of October,
lS7j, al his office, No. n, Twelfth street,
Wheeling, ". Va he will proceed To make
up Il report upon the matters, and Ia state
an account between the parties In said
decree mentioned.
JOHN f.. McKENNAN,
Sepluoawi Commissioner.
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The California situation.

SAN FRANcIsco, September 27.-Coin
has been pouring into the Bank Of Cali
tornia to-day, in payment Of the assess
ment of 20 per cent on the guarantee
fund, levied by the syndicate Saturday,
About $1,000 was paid in during the
day, up to three nclock. The balance
will come in tomorrow. Committees OF
the big stock boards have decided to re-
commend that both boards resume busi-
ness on Tuesday, October 9Th.
The banks of California being expected
to open on Monday, it Is thought there
will then be no difficulty in making set
Elements, and that there will be good
market. The feeling in stocks is very
lively this morning, and is attributable
TO the prospects o: the immediate re-
opening of the banks Of California and
Nevada and looscning of the money
market.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, September Beeves-
Fresh receipts 4,740 head, making l0,lG0
head for the week, against ., 100 head for
last week Market dull and prices !c
higher than Friday last. Native steers
ranged from 81 to l3c, with few at l3t
Ia l3Ic; Texas and Cherokee cattle at
8a l0c.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts yesterday
and to-day lO2OO head, making % 200
head for the week, against -, 7O0h cad or
last week; market 44m6lc for sheep;
jlm73c for lambs, with most sales Of
sheep at GlG6c, and lambs at GlG7c.
Hogs-Receipts yesterday and to-day
AGO head, making $1,000 head Tor the
week, against 2O,j10 last week A few
state hogs were sold alive at Sl@ S3c;
dressed closed steady ut l0idlltc.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New IcRK, September 2I.-Thcrc was
nm active movement with the leading
ioLbcrs ana the commission houses effect
ed liberal distribution of staple cotton
and wooden fabrics, prints, dress goods,
&c. Cotton goods Irregular, and further
reductions made in blcachcd shirtings
including Fruit of the Loom and Ions
dale, which are now Ir. Prints are in
steady request. Worstcd dress goods nc.
tive. Fancy cassimcres mare active at
concessions from former holding rates
Fianncls in steady demand, and blankets
more active.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Septcmber 21.-CatlIc
Receipts since Friday 1866 head,
of which l22 cars were through stock,
and - cars Tor sale here; total for the
week ending to-day 7,l06 head, or 2l@
cars Of through stock, and POS cars for
sales, against 2,2OS head for the week
before. Business has not yet begun,
80 cannot make quotations.
Hog,-Rcceipls since Friday G,ji5
head; total tor this week l5,ij5 head,
against 1880 for the last week; York
els s. OO@S 10; Philadclphias 80 OOG
50 40.
Shccp-Rcceipts since Friday 1000
head total for the week lG,sOO, against
u, 700 for the last week; selling ut - 90
a5 %.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 21-Co.ton-
Dull at l3!c. Flour-Quict and un.
changed. Corn--Dull mt jSc, zoe Oats
Active at 5jtr Toe. Barley-Flrm and
unchanged. Rye-Firm at IjCo 1Sc.
Pork-Firm; sale, of country at So 90;
city S22 OOG22 p. Lard-Dull; steam
l3.c; kettle l3lc. Bulk Mcats-Firm
at S:mS3ml2lC,12!@l2!c. Bacon
Stcndy at 9.~ 90, l&!Ml@ic. Whisky
Demand i,ur and market firm at ; -
Hogs-Activc; common to light - -
al 35; good to extra butchers - lOm
: 20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-28

The prosperity of Louisiana is rap.
idly on the increase. The State has not
for twenty years had such prolific
crop of rice and sugar as this year. For
the first time, too in the history OF
the State, the corn crop will more than
supply the local demand, ana there
will be surplus to sell. The prospects
of New Orleans are steadily brighten
ing. also. The President of the Cotton
Exchange of that city, who has just made
an extensive trip through the North,
saws its trade and business will compare
iayorubly with that of any Northern
cItv ne visited. Taxation has been re-
duced one third, and the State debt has
been considerably diminished.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-Pc-
trolcum-kcss firm; refined l3i@l3,c;
crude lOic. Clover Seed -Nominally at
I2Jml3c. Flour-Steady and uncbung-
ed Wheat-Firm; red old 81 40; new
do 81 81: amber 81 35n 80. Rye-9Oc
CONFIRM; yellow 73m 74ci white 73c.
Oats-Dull; mixed iOla &c. Whisky
Steady at 81 20 Butter-Firm; New
York and Bradford county extra &2lm
34c; frsts 2sG, 80; western extra 2Gid 2sc; ;
first 22m2ic; rolI, and extras 2Gm2oc
Cheese - lmproyingi fine western
lOmllc Eggs-Quict; western fresh Is
G2Jc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-28

Nelg York Times: 1t was an accl-
dental discovery by Goodyear, that brlm-
stone would vulcanize India rubber, aud
certainly one OF the most important to
the industrial interests of the world. a
casual discovery, of recent date it Is
said, makes it possible to enamel car-aX-
els, and, indeed, all the various descr'p-
tions of bearings, and by this means to
prevent the friction and heat which prove
50 extensive dangerous, and oitentlmes
disastrous, in the running of cars and
machinery. 1t is stated that 1t can be
applied like a lubricant. and just as read
ily, which, if practically demonstrated by
continuous use must insure its universal
Introduction.
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WAsHINoToN, d. G, September 81
The Signal Office reports as follows in
reference to the recent cyclone at l"dian-
ola. The lowest barometer occurred on
the afternoon of September Ii, when it
stood at 2s9 inches, with maximum
velocity of wind at the same time, SG.1o
per hour. Thousands of drowned cattle
are strewn over the prairies south of
Indiunola, and several hight coasting
steamers are lying in the same direction,
from six to ten miles inland.
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Public Officers Liable TO Military
Duty
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE Of CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER :
WASHINGTON, Sept 2S, ~. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, the Middle States
and the Lower Lake Region, clear or
partly cloudy weather, and northerly 10
westerly winds, slowly rising barometer,
light rains during the morning near
Lake Ontario, in Northern New York
and Northern New England, followed by
cooler weather during Tuesday.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear and warmer weather, with light va
riable winds or calm and falling followed
by rising barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
generally clear and slightly cooler
weather, with northeast to south winds
and rising followed by falling barometer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-28

The great American inventions, which
have been adopted all over the world,
are the following: l. The cotton gin,
without which the machine, spinner and
the power loom would be helpless
>. The planning machine. 3. The grass
mower and grain reaper t. The rotary
printing press. .. Navigation by steam.
i The hot air (caloricl engine, :. The
sewing machine 8 The India rubber
industry. 9. The machine manufacture
Of horseshces. 10. The sand blast (lor
carving. II. The guage lathe y
The grain elevator. l8. The artificial
manufacture Of ice on large scale II.
The electro magnet, and its practical
application, by Henry and Morse. 10.
The only successful composing machine
for printers.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, September 27.-MoNEY-
Market easy ut per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper j!Gy7 per cent. Customs
receipts $4,000. The assistant Treas
urcr disbur-cd $4,000. ClearinSs $20,-
100000 Bankers bills 479CG4s2!.
GoLD-Has been quiet and steady at
llG!@ The rates paid for borrow
ing were - and l-Gl per cent per diem
and and per cent per annum.
GOYERNM ENTS-Flrm and in demand.
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TOledO Market.

TOLEDO, September 21.-Flour-
Steady and in moderate demand. Wheat
Higher and closing easier; No. 2 white
Wabash 81 36; No. waite Michigan
81 25; amber 81 81; seller November
81 80. Corn-Dun; high mixed CO.; no
grade sc; damaged sc. Oat--Quirt,
steady and unchanged.
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CIeYeland Market.

CLEVELAND, September 27.-Wheat-
Quiet and iirmcr; No. red 81 35; No. ,
do 81 -. Corn-Stcady at 7Oh, 7lc; cars
ahoat &c. Oats Better; No. , state
A.; No. do ilc; white i7c Petroleum
-Firu; standard white llo', Lee tatO
test. ljN-. l2c In car lots.
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Tux Democracy OF Brooke and Han
cock are going to do their duty. Will
these OF Ohio county prove rec'eant TO
the faith, and defeat their party? And
are they going to give our Republican
neignbors across the river in Ohio, less
than one week before their election Il
chance topoint tothc first Senatorial Dis
trict Of West Virginia and say, The tidal
wave is STAYED. This Is somethingtothink
about. \, sure Is Caldwell Is defeat
rl .lr ohio Republicans will claim
victory and tyr. encouraged.
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NO. 80.
BR READ AND CAKES
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, NUM-.
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
vs..
Margaretha Mas. AdministratriN, and
Others.
IN CHANCERY.

IN tHANCERG.
BY a decree OF the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling. entered in tho above entitled
cause on the 3Oth day OF August, 1875, said
cause was referred To the undersigned
commissioner OF said court, 10 take, state
and report
list. An account Of the liens upon the
real estate IN the bill in said cause men
toned and described, with the amounts
and prlOrltieS of such liens.
2d. An account of the administration Of
the said Margaretha Mas. OF the estate Of
David MaaS, deceased; and said Admins
tratriX j. required 10y said decree la render
such accounts To the Commissioner, and
settle the same before him.
3rd. To examine into and report any
other matter whicn the Commissioner
may deem pertinent, or which may be re-
qulrcd by any of the parties In interest.
The undersigned, Commissioner OF said
Court, hereby gives notice that on Mednes-
day, October 18Th. 1873, at his office, No. lli2
Chapline street, Wheeling, W. Va, ho will
proceed To make up II report upon the mat
tens and account, as required by said dc.
cree. X. q. BARR,
Commissioner.
Jordan, and Caldwell 4 Caldwell solicl-
tors. seplloawi
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Geuerally ,tror

RAILROAD BoNDS-brEcrhIIk ~trOH
STATE SECURITIES-Dull.
STOCKS Opened heavy and lower and
declined !CGl8 per cent, latter on Mlchi-
gan Central. At the close the market
was hrmcr and prices advanced i@! per
cent from the lowest point, except in
Michigan Central, which declined to 81
Western Union rose to 10 on the an
nouncemcnt that the direct cable was
broken between Nova Scotia and New
Foundland. This affected the whole
market. Lake Shore recovered to 81
Northwestern to 80; Union Pacific to
7O!; Pacific Mail to "a, and New York
Central to 1921. The early decline was
due partially to the riot at Fall River,
although the New York Central and
other Vanderbilt stocks suffered in con-
sequence of the report that the Commo-
dore was sick. The transactions on the
Stock Exchange were $4,000 shares, of
which 10000 we're Pacific Mail; 10000
Western Union; 1000 Northwestern;
1000 Erie; $4,000 Lake Shore; $500
Ohios and 3, GOO Wabash.
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Rces,abIishment of thc Concordnt

ROME September 27.-YeSterday a
copy of note received from Conovas
DeCastilo during his premiership was
dispatched to Cardinal Smeori, the Papal
Nuncio at Madrid, from the Vatican.
This note promises the establishment
of the COncordat.
Cardinal McCloskcy had Il long con-
ference with Cardinal Antonclli yestcr-
dav
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FOREIGN.


MONTREAL, September 37.-Abbe
Joseph Chabert, prominent Catholic
and Ecclcsiastic, Principal of the Gov
ernment School of Art and Design, was
arrested Saturday afternoon on charge
of rape, committed on girl named
Josephine Beauchamp, aged fifteen years,
at his rooms. He was committed for
further investigation.
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FKoM oar reports tins morning the
c-,b,hllurs are that the weather to-day
u.l bc partly cloudy with nortnerly to
westerly winds, and higher temperature.
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present decline is more to be attributed
to the immense foreign arrivals than any.
thing else, but we may expect
speedy falling of in these
supplies and some reaction in prices, be-
cause none of the export markets have
been reduced in like proportion to Eng
land.
In Belgium the decline has stopped.
1t is much the same in Holland, while
some German markets show rather higher
rates, though St. Petersburg has shown
some reduction, and as every quarter
which has recently been placed in Ger
many will be needed, it is but
reasonable to expect that bet.
ter prices will be paid as the season
advances. The general average, which
represent the business of fortnight back,
are higher than last year by Is lid, but
the transactions at the present time will
about bring rates to level.
CArIists Disheartened.
SANTANDER, September 81 Prom
inent CarlistS and the Carlist Commission
in foreign lands are endeavoring to per
suade Don Carlos to abandon the strug-
gle. The inhabitants Of the Carllst
provinces are in favor OF reconciliation
with King Alfonso. Additional Slight
successes for the Alfonsist forces are re-
ported.
Public Officers Liable TO Military
Duty.
BELGRADE, September 27.-All public
functionaries, except chiefs of depart,
ments, have been notified that they are
liable to be called upon TOR military SER
vice and must hold themselves in readi.
ness.
The newspapers announce that the
minister OF war has returned from Kuag-
ujevats and has made requIsiton for
1000. horses and they say the Lsndwehr
cavalry in the district of Belgrade have
received orders to proceed To the frontier.
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Arrest OF Another supposed Hunt
ingtOn bank RObber.

LOUISVILLE, September PA Co"r-
.J,t.rnai special from Somerset, Ken
tucky SAYS the Sheriff of Fcutriss county,
Tennessee. captured man answering
the description of Cole Younger. lie
bad S4. 400 and offered all TO be released
lie is now in the Jail of FeutriSS county,
and is believed to be the partner OF Jesse
James. who WAS killed at Pine Hill Ken
tuckv, last week. James and Younger
were both concerned in the late West
Virginia Bank robbery.
Trial of"Crooked WHISKY" Men.
ST. LOUIS, September 27.-ln the
United States Court TO day, Judge Miller
delivered his opinion on the question OF
merger. raised in connection with the
indictment OF Mcdonald, joyce, Fhzroy
snd Bryis. which charges them with con-
snIracv 10 destroy the public records, and
also with destroying them, the first ottcnse
being only mlsdemeanor but the latter
felony. The defence claimed that the
lesser offence was merged IN greater.
The indictment should have been for fell
onv and not mlsdemeanor. Judge Miller
sustained the demurrer, and the indlct-
mcnt against these parties for this offence
was squashed. There are other lndict'
ments against the same persons however,
which will come in proper order.
Ia the case Of w. o. Avery, OF Wash
ington, the argument was heard on
demurrer, based upon the alleged con-
tradition IN the indictment, that the loo
ument stating that the defendant, while
All officer Of the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau IN Washington, conspired with par
ties in another place. The demurrer was
ovrrruled.
The argument was also heard in the
habeGs corpus case Of Colonel Joyce, and
the matter taken under advisement.
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LONDON, September PA special
from Berlin says that Dean Susczinsky
has Joined the Old Catholics and married.
The Ole Catholics were thus obliged to
decide or the question in regard to priests
marrying, and decided it ailirmatively.
The Government has resolved to protect
Dean Susczinsky in the enjoyment of
his lcInporHl ties,