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SOCIBTI II
GHuRCHES.

CONGREG ArIONAL REV, A. n. HILLS.
Pastor Services on Sunday at 10 30 A. ". and
T.1Pn SUNDAY school ut IL :f5 P. Y. Prayer
Meeting on Thursday Evening at 80. .
METHODIST-REv. G.. W. CLARK pastor'
Services On sunday at 10 80 A. NJ, ana 1:0 -.
SUNDAY School at II :15 u. Prayer meeting
on Thursday Evening at :3O
DIScIpJE-REy GEORGE DARsIE. Pastor.
s;s ~ Sunnsy at 10 30 A. NJ and 80 P II.
Sunday School at 1915 P n prayer MeeuhS
ON Thursday Evening at 30.
GRACE-RKy. w. Il. CAPERs, Pastor: ser
vices ON Sunday at 10 80 A. n. ana 2 ~ Z: =.
Sunday school at II :l5 P. Y. Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening ut 30 go ~ -
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION--CATHO
-REy. 3. r. CARROLL, Pastor. Services at and
M .s0 each alternate sunday. Sunday School AZ
4 20 p " High Mass, sunday. July 4. ana eacn
alternate Sunday thereafter. Mass every week
day morning at z 30.
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A TOPPING, ESQ, has received his
commission, as Justice, of the Peace
rnd has entered upon the duties of his
Office. His headquarters are in En-.
pire building.
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A SLIGHT change took effect in the
time table of the A. & G. w. Ry. on
Monday. Train No. l, going west
leaves Ravenna station at 5 81 a. M.
and No. 9, going east at 10 :35 p. m.
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves indebted TO
the firm of Mason Son. are requested to call
and settle Immediately. as all unsettled accounts
Nov, 1st, 1875, will be left for collection.
5tt GEO. O. MASON.
Oct. IL, 1875. sa-se
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Black Alpacas and Pure MOhairs
80 new pieces of these goods just re-
ceiced which for color and luster arc
unsurpassed. SEARL Bros.
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My spring stock T. rapcrs having Teen sou
out. or reduced Ia r'mraBts, am now fecei'-
ing Il NEW STOCK of splendid wan Iapefs
for ~ e FaIl Tr.Ge. which shall offer at very
1ov, n,ices. Remnants selling below cost
WOODRUFF.
Gan. - 1s-, 36S-tf.
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A DEMOCRATIC paper is talked of in
Massillon.
PoTAToEs are hardly legal-tender
these days.tE3 aQSSZ dob
TAE weather prophets have figured
out twenty-six snow storms for the
coming winter.
The new postal cards have got into
use.J Opinions differ as to- whether
they are any improvement upon the
old,
THE Seneca Adoertiser says the sus-
pension of the First National Bank of
Tiffn is permanent.
The, wild geese are gwinging their
way to the sunny South where the
weather is warmer.
The President has designated Thurs
day the 25th Of November. as a day of
Thanksgiving. it)iE 4 -F-tsutils 81
MONDAY night was the celdost of
the season. The mud was frozen solid
in the roads, and ice Of considerable
thickness was formed on streams
where the water was still.
LAST week Mr.. E. d. Scripture was
afflicted with a slight stroke Of paral-
ysis, but at last accounts he was i'm
proving Il i II Ilk4I
Mr.. BRADFORD 8. HOPKINS has been
confined to his residence for some
time by severe illness, but is now re-
covering.
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A LADY in Hillsboro. has recently
'sesovereI a,indg gment OF $1,000 agsint
saloon Keeper ualer the Adair Law.
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Black Beaver ClOakingS.
An elegant stock of New Black
Beaver Cloakings at
SEARL Bros.
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CLEVELAND q &PITTsBURG RAILROAD
On and after May %. 1915. Trains Will leave
Stations daily, Sundays excepted.) rs foiiows:
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Teachers Examination.
1TyHE next examination of Teashers will be
i held at the School building, in fRAxcnna.
On Saturday, NoremJer. I3th, 1875,
Commencing at O'Clock. A. II. and closing at
8 o'clock r. n. by order OF the board
SS9tf y. WILCOX, Clerk.
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Irish PODlins.

A very full stock of irish Poplins in
beautiful shades just received at
SEARL RRo's.
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, just Received,

100 lbs. more of that splendid Blue
Mixed Yarn, ALL WOOL, at ST. 90 per lb.
re ...es--e . .N.CONVERSE & Co.
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FoerE's EL1xsB OF LIFE.

9oWTffg toItthl9l times / Ivill
make Special Bargains the
next 30 days.
II. P. PARSONS, Jeweler.
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Black Silks.

A full line of Black Silks in the best
makes offered at SEARL BRO's.
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New Advert1s'ts.

Situation for Teachers Wanted.
Two competent and sxpertsnoed Lady Teach
ers desire to obtain schools situated within four
miles of Ravenna Village.
Address P. o. Box e07, Raveuna. Q.
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OPP oSITE ETNA b Q G X.
EsTABLISHE IN 1868,
As q Home Insfifmfion for the acconssso-
dafio. of the People of Portage County.
wewnI endeavor in the future, as in the past,
o give preference and niI orders and supply the
wants and demands OF our own county people
first
VIII pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold. silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds
Interest oiIoyed time deposits
Revenue Stamps. al sizes, kept constantly
hand and all orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge
II. 9. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates
D~.r,dravn and cashed all the principal
i,ic. iu the United States
sight Drafts on England. ireland and all
cities in Europe
Collections made on all points in the United
states and prompt remittance made
n. ID. CLARK. Prest-
CE wIrrEE. Cashier z61
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MFRS. BEARDSLEY has had large expert
Nl ence and unparalleled success in the treat
ment OF those chronic diseases which bafle the
Persons SUFFERING from Rheum atism, Neural-
gia. Paralysis, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis. Catarrh,
Asthma, Piles. Sick Headache Diseases Of the
Eye Lungs, Liver. Heart, kidneys, &C.; also
Scrofula, and other Diseases Of the Blood, are
daily cured by this Magnetic Treatment when
all other remedies have failed to afford relief
Mrs. Bearisley gives particular attention to
those diseases peculiar to women -{as. c-45f
Will remain at the POE HOUSE, Ravenna,
until TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10Th. 1915.
CON6ULTATION FREE. 80
Sept. Is, 1875. Z. ssaf.a sG 81
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POSTER sai.d @ ai .1is oiies.
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A Card.

We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to
our neighbors and friends for their many mani
festations of kindness on the occasion of our
recent afifction.
ISAAC PHELPS AND FAMILY.
Ravenna, Nov. 2, 1875. - -.
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Portage ca. Official Register.

L Va oA&k6Q<SVS O4AASASsA A=AS9$pSOAs
Common Pleas Judge-Philo b. Conant.
Member Consfifufiondy Conc'a-J. D. Horton.
Rsprssesta1ios sa Leoislafure--Orville Blake.
Probate Jud0s--Gideon Seymour.
County Czerk-John Meharg.
County auditor William Grinnell- -r
County 7ress.ser.John c. Beatty. <
SnsrssLo Seecsdrl-Sso1se =, .assSH ". Bsrre,.E W
Proseestin0 Aaorney--Geo. +. Robinsos.
COW" Comb, Edward a. Parsons.A ''-
I.fTrsH'y Df'tes0r'-Bs Wsaii MsasSs1 Amn ~ im's'
County Surveyor Cole.
Sc4ooi E-amisers-W. W. Patton. 9. Puckett.
. F%5 George Darsie.
Mayors of Incorporated villages.
GnrrettsriUe-O s. Ferris;
KenfLCharies H. Kent; @7=--s-7-s-='-7--- -
RarennG>George f. Robinson.
Justices of the Peace.
Af,cafer-Sylvestcr A. Hinman, A.V. Wilson.
AHrord--John l.. Thompson. Worthy Taylor.
Brfmfesd-J. L. Carrier, G. II. Chapman -
DeerSeid~C. s. TibLals, j. II. Honman.
Edfa1urgA-Smith Sanford. Elihu Fish
franAlfa-Nelson Barber. Milo Shorts, Isaac
Heedoas-nyman Briant. Henry c. Jennings.
GarretessiHe-A; A. Barber. James Norton: -
Kantua-AIonzo n Farr, Henry Cobb.
msaEse sos
Pdris--Brainerd Selby. Criah Hlnehclln- IS
RandolpA-Nathan Z. Sears. James 2. Coe.
acknowledgements A. Reed. Aiex'r Topping.
Andrew Jackson
Rooksfoscn-Alfred H. Barlow, Otis Reed
ShalersriUe-S. G. E1dridge, n III Smith,
!SfreetsEoro'-N. ID. Peck, +. NJ: Stanton:
lSnHeld-Iiugh X Martin, W lillian Paulus-
Wis.dhazn--Gsorge Il. Conant, Tho's o. Angel.
SOCIRTI B8aool<
Unity Lodge, No. 12, +, and A. M
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month.
Tyrian Chapter, No: 81, r. A. M.
Meets the third Wednesday Of each month, IN
Masonic ii all, Phenix Block.
JJ. RICHARDSON, H. P.
L, o. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. Co.
Meets every wednesday evening at Odd Eel
ows' Hall.
RavennA Encampment, no. 1@9,
Meets every End and 9TH Fridays of each month.
Patrons Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EMMA
GRANGE, No. 32-Meets every Saturday; Octo-
hor N AZ = O'clock P NJ and on each alternate
Saturday at 1:3O P. ", at Grange Hall.
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els at 1Oc each. All Linen Crash 1t Sc per yard.
Four all Linen Handkerchiefs for 25c.
Black and White, Plaid, Blue
aid Gray Waterproofs, cheap.
A big stock Cloths, from 75c
up.
Balmoral and Felt Skirts from
75c up.
A big stock Prints from &c
up.
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers-a
good assortment.
Floor and Fable Oil-Cloths.
Call for our 200 yard Spool Thread at
&c spool.
A full line of Hosiery. Nubias, Hoode.
Scarfs, sc.
A great variety of Gloves and Mittens
for young and old. Come and buy,
A great variety of Yarns from $l.OO
per lb. up.
Two boxes good Collars for Csc.
White and Colored HORSE
BLANKETS, very low.
We have Fresh Groceries
all the time, Come and try our fresh
Hyson Tea at Sc aud $l.O0.
We have more goods than room to show to
good advantage, but come and see and
will do our best to show you through.
Bring along your Bntter. Eggs, Oats
Rags, &c, aud get the highest price.
n. CONVERSE,
D.H. AUSTIN.
Ravsnna. Nov. 3rd. 1875. 35c
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Oct. Is, 1915.
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sAvENNA. THURSDAY. NOV. 4. 1873.
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Ravenna, Ohio. NJ ~ 5th. 1915. si9-em.
, 1875-01-29
LEGAL.
BENJAMIN D, MAqRUDER.

lRAhlpFt I33 lhlHAlIc-br
STArE or ILLlaols Corary or loo6. ss.-Supsrior
Court af Eo"k caunty. Eleau9r u. Lyuch. complainant.
Gathxr!np YouaE, William tsu!ux tathasis hrrtt-
gan. pht1I, krrElVsn. ClaEIcs T. alars, tsn.1s Mrr
sl. ant john II. Dpnliu. dafcu1ants.-ln cha,cssy.
Tia p4Fttnu.l
fulte nulco IL hereby xivru that In pursuance af de-
crco rn1nrnd IN tho ahosd eaus tn ls day OK bcta.
lrr. l:Il. I. Hrnjamin II. Ma4lulcs, Master tn EAaa
cory Ut raid t2nrt. will, Saturday ttn m day Ut .an
Yhry, 4. y lah at he huur Ut ion w uclck tn ttn. r.
sises q! the tt.ii,g knwn =; TIE lt1t1Hlis IL. tnIl,
G! nt Chicago n said rouhty ~ the Ilitr.t and
httt dlrF Ut t1hlo AuctiUf tho terms hbEtIu1l
trr Hnn.Hll tho following detcrilrd prrltsrF, tow: 80
Commencing at tbs IrthHrrt I,ruor Ut lat suten til
Block NiIysi4 thS}, s'cIaul *.cin Altt' tn t:Acagi'
iu sel tannty anI HAtr, summing s!snce south un tha
limo of said lt II. fut. tsIru oAst tu south 9
Of ,aid iot u y. tJ 'ret. h.nss nrth n no pAtsol
sc n'ftfl !ino u tad lp !. tLs plaee II 1ssua!hx
fUras nf SALT: Due half tn tu paih in cash aud tho
balance III two equal la'neh's, Ia!.hla "ns an'i two
3satB FINN tbs l1iu Ut Hiih snlH ltirK i!t"rust At
oIkt ~ nor cent tn s sscuIs1 by tsust dne1
Dated j4n. D, is75.
BENJAMIN q. MAGIsIJnEH,
MAsfe Il, ts.anrrr, ii hs Seti,r le If t". County,
JIlSauH. lto6t tus ArrLLT TuH Complainant. nusio~
llmt
, 1875-01-29
ruT,st anil .actsse tH my last will mil trata1nertt
tarul,x rex1nu atll nakiux Void ali iIrer WIFI bY

ruts anil tlertsrt t1iH my last Will mil tnafaentr
hereby reyliny as,d making vo'i u" f"rmer wti' by
E,str cIyc uni dcvtso NIL 1ny personal rat.e1s and
ftsss Df eynsy nHnra n,f traeriltiun unto my
.ntcr1 III n saa rarr st "n y md
equitable interests therein II whirh may e stiz1l
III, or, stcI. 10 which may lM entitled At tho I'M:
or ms e1ease, to my beloved husband, hi4 hrira, md
/ IL rsl,y nonlfnne anl nprn!nt my aaid hnabend
exscntur If lids MY will, md lint M l,o not lc Enrel
tr avs ttn an such curnt"r. In with 81 ~l"rr"f,
LtftInl.' It sly land MIL seal tha 1stf Ay # Marrh
4. H. lHia. toHNEtIA uuIEE.
T1T1s rArr. . .
Junos 0Anr-s1 81, u, 81, 91, 90, to tos OK
cept ", III, 1Ul, tut.
.tupHE SiELEr-So call.
Jrnt,1: MuuI.H-Nu rail-.
JUnuE iEGHlEA-Nu call. 49,.
1rlnsi: Guor11-12, u, IL, "a to 81, except %,
2G. -, -.
junnE 1nnE-35 II to II.
JuDuE EANwE1L--Nu cali.
IuinisESr9.
IiNfT1p HTArEs DlsFAIGr C0rRT-JCnSE E1on-
orr- H. a'lhy, asn'Knte Of tho GsaHs q, g. II y,
e. 10Th, slisat.-sa,no vi i. y. Wells. si4.t2.-,-
k,nt ss. john a1rtiunhcr,. $40. 4n:-aa'no ". H.
r1e T. ii t1. ~ Va. 'fs@S ses ta,T 1crr sl t.
--1a.uu w. Charles Krutz, sH}js-sans W. C. r u.
II. Meyer. $id9s.sne VI 1e,ane1 Richards, 459,v.
1suueh, f2t.ol:saulo st,nt"l, Stafford, sas'o-
s.n.c VI William Tcgss *'s.ai-7s.'Is n; r icnry
ta1n. vi. 4. +. TI!o,mlui.t, ti1.--san!o ". q I.
ttsarn@',. s'3so-.5aHy s. Idward M'lk9:lssky. M 's
ann iacss r. f.S Sl11!s. w. sfs cark
$ll3G4.-sane n. Ciarlcs s:eayer WI ts-satne ss.
5oh ltsH slIt;,ns w. G; G il uinss; r.. ssn r.:
Sans T. i;g.:.t Elsss. siioo..,,san,' vs.; Da,lii
S.S3css%s s;: y: ss;,,ens a. x"n tsss! r., @ Ss
ra III Mj11nGv. $HJ T4.-HltlG H.. =. M1lrfs
, 1875-01-29

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 28.-About / p. m. tho
ice.gorgo in tho river below this city gave way,
aud all the afternoon aud evening considerable
heavy leo las Icon passing hero. Steam-
ern at tho wharf NIL escaped ta,n-
ago. but lilo coal-barges lying on
either sido below tho city suffered con-
siderablo damage. About 10 lua,lcd and empty
bargcu wese turn looso some sunk and many
were carried down tho river AMI maybe secured
cat loHcrH ars the 1'o1neroy Cha, Company ~
loalod larges; Joseph WALTON, llttspusg,
Is olnrty burgcB q. ". G. john son, bargeS
carried away frou. Ludlow on tho Kentucky side.
lllo total loss in roal aud barscu IN estimated at
s5D,Gu'l. This, however, lnay he decreased by
tho return Of number eAyod bcluw lure.
, 1875-01-29

Judge Hopkins, of indianapolis, hAa dismissed
the tetitioii for tLo removal Of Spencer D.
Schuyler, lkscoiyer of tue Lafayette, Crswforda-
vile i Southwestern Railroad.
, 1875-01-29

l,ns lnn. hcnlctl NJ, III Tho Florcutino Library
for moro ttlan ll!rro ernturr.e. al1h, with h.s
irn. will appear simultaneously in Florence,
Tho LECTURER was a,i llnital wh.n In rnncn1-
n1. hut oil rcgiottcd lint. with I'll mnell natural
hlnl'icnce and grea. nr'}nifcnr,l.H. tile H,,ca'rr
tH mt combine nurn ,l',:t',crA', ard graceful
delivery. Eo fn,1cil, afttr all, To gcsture aui
voice e,nhrlsil nranrv,
S1r. ". y, Andrews, rail to tn n vrrr brilliant
1ln,,, will bo Tho next lecturer III lhe eoHrac.
, 1875-01-29

NoErolK. Va, Jan. 25.-Stcanor Lady Of tho
Lake running betwccn Norfolk aul Washington,
bulnel this evening at ihe wharf, Tho steamer
WIS owned by George II. rla.t Il Co, Of Wash
inston and valued IL sHD, ,OHN. Sle wnH TO llaya
sal'ul to-t,."rro" for Washington, md lasl on
hoar., full miscellaneous calgo which is eutIre-
" lost.
, 1875-01-29

iSrecfal Ijisrnteh t. Tie chifaqo Tribune.
IYkS, Ind, Jan. 25.-A young inan aged TO-
named John 1'rco. while hunting this aftolnoot,,
III tho act Of climbing o fcuca accidentally dis
cl,nrgu ina Gun tho chargo enterinB his light
side, causing death Instantly.
, 1875-01-29

THE CLEVELAND BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
CLEyE1.ASp. O., Jan. 444.-lu the billiard Lonr-
na,l1unt tu-.iay lIuutng beat Eui,n. Score, 1>l
to Ii. Mullen bruk Thatcher: ecore. 1U1 to lSD.
Curter beat coleman score, 20u to LII. Galla-
gter bt,at L]1oa!o; anoru, 210 to G..
, 1875-01-29
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25,-In tho Uppor Lake re-
glon, the Upper 3liBsissippi and Lowor Missouri
Talloys, and tho Northwest cinar partly cloudy
woathor, loMcr temperature than Oil 1lursday,
north Of west winds, aud high barometer.
LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.
CmtAGo, jan. %.
, 1875-01-29
INgrEuCYIOE.
SCHOOL OF VOCAL ART.

te:,o! tng tho curnun IT Teacnrs An4 Artists vii
alen tttt 14t Ut lIbnsry. 1sT5 l<lc5aI, MRS, l..
Speak!nE." -
tirculsss giving li Information 1t natIo stores at
ssnt bf .s upaa application " Ae1uary. wv uliao1.-at
PhiIAdslp4t4 "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August 3l.-Flour-Quiet
and weak Whest-Irregulsr, weak and
lc lower; No. spring 81 23; No. PSI IA
al IA! seller September or October; No.
3 81 %; rejected 97998c. Corn-ln good
demand, but ut lower rates; No. = 6l@
6l3c; sales at 624c; closed at 6lic bid
seller September; 62l lc bid seller October;
rejected GOc Oats-Quiet and firm; clos
ing weadi No. 3jtm36c spot; 33!c bid
seller September; 33!@353c seller Octo-
Der; rejected 334c. Barey-Steady at
81 OjI seller September; 81 OF seller Oc-
tober. Rye-Quoted at 79c seller Sep
tember; offered ut soc seller October
Purk-DuIl and nominal at so % spot;
seller september or October. Lard
Dull at $l3 90 cash; Sl2 80 seller Sep
tembcr; $l3 Oj@l3 o.! seller October.
Bulk Mcats-Dull, but unchanged.
Whisky-Steady and in moderate dc.
mand at 81 -.
On call board-Whcat-Steady and
unchanged. Corn-Steady and shade
higher at G2ic seller September; G2!c
seller October. Oats-Steady, but lower
at 3i4c seller October; 3lIc seller year
Pork-Sicaiy all. shade lower at $32 -
seller september; $50 80 seller October
Lrrd--A shade lower $l2 S7Bml2 80
seller Scp;emberi Sl3 Oj seller October,
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BY Francis Lirbcr, LID. Author of"Civil
Liberty and Srlt-tioYcrnmcnt." New
and Revised edition. Edited by The
uturr II. Wopl>cy, LID. Svo. 2yuls.
Extra cloth, 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
TOEeuO Market.

TOLEDO, August 3l.-Flour-Stcady '
md firm. Wheat-Dull and lower; No
| white Wabash 81 43; new 81 32; No.
wmte Michigan new 81 81; extra 81 iG;
amber Michigan 81 81; seller September
81 81 seller October 81 81! new 81 -
No. Michigan news 20. Coru-Qusrt
and firm; high mixed !c; seller Srpirm.
Der Gsci no grade G3!r; damaged SIC
Oats-Quict and firm; No. , new, cash
and seller September 59c; seller October
4Uc; new white 42c.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3l.-PctroIc-
um-Firmer; refined ll!@llic; crude
;. in barrels jIcin bulk. Seeds-Quict
and unchanged. Fiour-Quict; no dlspo-
,ition to sell, extra 80 2jmj -; high
grades - 75mS 75. Rye Flour-$7 30.
Whcat-Prme wanted; Others dull; old
red 81 AZ; new 81 40. Rye-9lc. Corn
Held firmly; yellow slCa Soc; mixed 81
Gs2Ic. Outs-Scarcc and firm; white
lie. Whi,ky-Sl -. Buttcr-Firm;
New York ard Bradford county extras
5O"3l! !c; tir>t- 2S"3Oc; western extras
25m27lc; rolls extras 2Im 25c Cheese
Quiet and unchanged. Esgs-Firm;
McslerM .gM Do.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

SToCKs-The stock market opened with
a continuation OF the b'aris h feeling OF
Yesterday. and there was further de-
cline in prices of ! u per cent, but
later more confident feeling prevailed,
and there was recovery of 10 | per
cent The fluctuations yesterday and to-
day were purely speculative and had no
reference To tar outside situation, which
shows signs Of improvement, especially
among merchants who are doing better
business rs the season advances. Western
Union, declined rom sol to 1sl. and
afterwards rallied to 79:. Northwestern
common fell Oft from 80! to %S!, and the
preferred from 81 o. 5i., with sub-c-
qucut rally to 81 aud 81. The stock,
in the final dealings were heavy and
lower, with considerable pressure 10 sell
the leading speculative shares Western
Union dropped to =, the lowest point
o' the day. The decline in this stock
within the past two days is generally at.
trbut,d t. large sale, for .ung account
and report "t hitch IN the pending
negotiation, with the Atluniicau Pacific
Telegraph Company Lnk" Shore fell
of To -. and closed ut that figure. Pa
cifc Mail declined 70 3Di. The dircc-
tors met to-day and ratified the contract
with the Panama Company. Union Pa
cilic opened and closed at = !. with -uIc-
III the interim at 72i. Eocn Island de-
ciucd to lUGl; Northwestern t. 39!;
preferred to 81; New York Central t.
lO3,; 81. Paul 10 31,; preferred t. g.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 2l.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged. hcat-Firm; No. ,
western amber : IS; mixed 81 Is; am
Der 81 47Gcl -. Corn-We and
lower; southern white Sc; do.yeiow SIC,
Oats-DulI and lower; new southern IS
Cr52c; western mixed new i2mii Rye
Dull and nominal. Hay-Stcady, IN
fair demand and unchanged, ProviS.
ious-Quict Pork-S22 25m22 80
Bacon-ShoUldcr 10" lO!c; clear rib l&I
ml%{c; hams l5ic Lard-DulI at l4{
Mrl5c. Prtrolcum-Firmi crude 5I@ 5g,;
refined llImll!. Coiicc-UuchaEgcd
WhiSky-Sl mia | -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 3l.-CoIon-
Dull; mlddling HE Flour-Dull and
dropping; family at So 7j@G 90. Wheat
Quiet; new S0c@ 81 10; old red 81 4OG
-. Corn--73m74c. Oats-NeW 30
a. jOc Barley-Quiet and unchanged
Rye-QueL; No. SIC. Pork-52O -.
Lard-Quiet; steam l3@l3!c; kettle 49,
l4c. Bulk Meats-Demand fair and
market firm; shoulders S3c; clear rib
sides l2c; clear l2{c. Bacon-Firm;
shoulders 95c; clear rib BE; clear l@!c
Whisky Firm and in fair demand at
81 -.
HoGs-Quiet; common 81 75ms 90;
fair butchers $S lOMS -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

Barling Brothers had hypothecated stock
OF the Bank OF California with the Saw
ings and Loan Society, which proved
to be an over issue, but on
inquiry the President of the Savings
bank says there is no truth in the report.
A prominent Front street merchant IN
All interview this afternoon, gave en-
couraging accounts of affairs among
mercantile men. No failures have oc-
CURED among them aud none are antici-
pated. Brokers also speak hopefully OF
the condition and are feeling generally
cheeriully and confident. There is moth
ing later from the National Gold Bank
aud Trust Company or Merchants En-
change bank. Both are engaged in
gathering coin for the resumption u
business
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
Western Union and Atlantic and Pa
citic Companips.

NEW YORK. August &l.-The commit.
tees of the " estcrn Union and Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Companies, Wp-
pointed for the purpose Of agreeing on tt
consolidation of the interests Of the two
companies, held another meeting to-day,
a, which it i stated an understanding
was arrived ut, but everybody interested
refused to disclose it, terms. 1t will be
submitted Tomorrow to the Executive
Committee Of the Western Union Tcle-
graph Company for approval.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

PARIS, August Sl.-In n speech dciiv-
cred at meeting of the manufacturers
O; the Department Of the Loire to-day,
Ni>couut De MrauX, Minister of Agrl-
culture and Commerce, urged the man
uiacturers to send products of
their industries 10 the American Cen
,cnnial Exhibition, at PhiladeIphia. He
stated he had asked for specia! security
for objects exhibited, and for the right 10
ahix real price, thereto, exclusive Of