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

SECOND WARD Wednesday Morning.
The market WAS well supplied with
everything this morning There was a
large attendance, and the demand was
good The prices were somewhat higher
than last week. Apples are scarce, and
getting higher.
PRoDucE-Egg:, at l3G ) cts. per doz.; ;
butter 3O@3jc per ID; chickens 2Q(d 30
cts each; honey 3Oc per ID; dried beans
l0c per quart.
NEGETABLES-Potatocs, l2lalj cents
per peck; tomatoes 10 cts per peck (;
string beans 10 cts per peck; corn, SOLO
cts per dozen; beets cts per bunch; ;
cucumbers, 5 cts. per dozen; cab
bage 3GS cts per head; squushes, ) cts
each caulitlowers, 100 l5 cts per head {;
pickle cabbage 5M 10 cts per head onions
40 cts per peck; carrot, 3 cts per bunch +;
egg plant 5(dl5 ct, apiece sweet po-
tntues, domestic. 30 Is per peck lima
beans 10 etspor quart p!cke!s p cts per
100; small white onions - cts per peck :
trnips 10 cts per peek.
FKUIT-Grcen apples iOCl soc per peck;
watermelons, l0I 3Oc,s each; qsntaloupcs
muskmelons and au:megs, SAILS cts each
peaches, choice, jUtIGO cts per peck;
pIums, 81 80 per peck; grapes IS cts per
peck, Wild p.ums 30 cts per peck.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September ..-Flour-Steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat-Ac-
tive; No. Chicago spring 81 II; No. >
81 l4I spot; 81 l43 seller September;
81 II seller October; 81 IL! seller year;
NJ. 81 05!@l o.; rejected 96c. Corn
Firm No. , SIC spot; 57!c bid seller
October; jO3c bid seller year; rejected
5jc. Oats-Frm; No. 23jtc spot; 3j!c
seller September; 33!c bid seller October.
Barley-HIgher at 81 l3 spot 81 l2seller
September; 81 OG seller October Rye
Firm at 7s!c spot; 7Gc seller September,
SeedS-Easler; common to prime timo.
thy 81 00d2 80; clover IS 0OCaS 10. Pork
Quiet at 81 80 spot $40 500 20 so
seller October. Lard-Quict and firm at
ST. 9O@l2 9j spot; $l3 OO seller October.
Bulk Mcats-Dull but unchanged
Whisky-Lowcr at 81 l74.
On call board-W Wheat-UnSettled at
81 ll!Ml l33 seller October. Corn
Firmer at 573@j7sc seller October. Oats
Easy at 3lsc seller September; 35jc
seller October. Pork-lrrcguar and
lower at S2l 35@2l 40 seller September.
Lard Lower
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trade, and with continuance of an un-
satisfactory business in fabrics, there is
little probability Of any spirit being i'm.
parted to the demand for wool.
Among the wool houses themselves,
there is great disparity Of opinion as to
the future prospects for their stocks: some
are satisfied that prices have reached the
lowest point of the season, and they are
In consequence reluctant TO make salos at
ruling rates; others, on the contrary, be-
!eve that woods will be still lower, and
they are ready to reduce their assortment,
freely at figures within present quota
tions.
1t is unquestionably the fact that fleece
woods at present prices do not pay the
cost of production, and when such is the
case there is invariably reaction from
the low basis. When this change will
take place, however, is doubtful ques-
tloni tieeces to-day, are selling at lower
prices than at any time since the war,
but at the same time manufacturers say
their goods are equally depressed, and
that they cannot make any profits at
the present rates. So long as this condi-
tion of affairs exists we cannot look for
any higher range Of values in wool. and
the present outlook does not reveal any
probable improvement during the ensu-
ing thirty days.
California wools-The tendency to pro-
duce goods as cheaply as possible is still
the inducement to purchase this descrip-
tIon, and the transactions far exceed those
of any other c.uss Prices are lower than
when last quoted.
Texas wools-Choice parcels of eastern,
free Of burS, do not show much decline.
They are not, however, taken so freely
by customers as during previous seasons.
Western clips continue 10 be neglected,
but the stock being generally in strong
hands no material change in price. is
noticeable.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Captain Eads' plan Tor the improve
ment of the Mississippi river. meets the
approval of the Committee Of Engineers
that have been considering its details
The New York Republican Conven-
tion organized yesterday by electing
Hon. A. b. Cornell, chairman. The
platform included the usual resolutions,
endorsing the party; Il just government
twards the South in favor of public
schools; no third term, and culogizing
the administration. The following ticket
was nominated: Secretary of State Fred
w. Seward; Comptroller, f. f. Spinner;
Treasurer, +. y. Merritt; Attorncy-G
cr0, George l.. Danforth; State Engineer,
o. II. OConnell; Canal Commissioner,
VIM. f.. Finsleyi State Prison Instructor,
Rev. K. r. Ives.
The Dcmocratic-Rcform party of Wis
consin held its Convention Yesterday.
TX Governor Nelson Dewey, President.
1t adopted resolutions, Of political re-
form; to preserve the public credit and
pay the national obligations tariff for
revenue, and in opposition to the general
corruption of the government, in favor
of the constitutional rights of the States; :;
freedom of the press from federal gag
laws; freedom Of conscience, and the
elevation of labor In favor of
publi' schools, and opposed
To any division Of the school fund for
s'', i"I r"~rrs"s Statinp, that the
national debt was not rcducGl IN pTup",-
tion to the amount Of take, levied, and in
favor of civil service reform.
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston Commercial Bulletin.
The wool market has had week about
even with the business Of the preyiou,
two weeks. just about the same ten or
dozen customers visit regularly, and con
tinuc to buy all the cOmbing and dcuint
and coarse wOols which can be found at
current values The absence Of the my
riads Of little buyers who regularly want
from three to ten bale lots leaves the
market quite tame. The sales OF the past
week were largely concentrated into
Wednesday, but the buyers represented
the larger mills.
The sales of California are quite notice
able, and cash buyers can find prime lots
at pretty near their own terms. The
movement in fleece woods represent, large
y Ohios. which may be still quoted IN
side of Ijc.
The stock OF Ohios here is not large,
the bulk being still held at the interior,
but the market offers no induccmcnt to
shippers. This is the case also with In
diana woods, very little of which have yet
left the growers hands. The farmers
still talk buoyantly of their prospects,
and predicate q famine in wool by De
ccmber from the facts OF small stocks of
foreign and the little which can come in
by that month. ltthcre is any case at all
in the rural districts it is in fine woods,
which are slowly being picked up hy
Spectators and held for visionary bet.
ter future in the spring.
Pulled and secured woods are in small
stock and very light request Prices
such as they arr,do not rcmunerate sellers,
while the buyers were never more eau
tious. than now, 10 secure r perfectly
clean, unclayed lot
Foreign woods are listless. Mail ad-
vices from the London auctions are no
more favorable than the reports gathered
from the cable two weeks ago. There is
no likelihood Of aLy purchases being
made for American, not even in the pros
pect that values on greasy woods might
still shrink penny from the opening
rates, wanting competition.
Wool shoddy in all.wool desirable lots
sells freely. inferior stock again moves
hard, and only at concessions Hard
ends are frmer, and uew ctlqs still quite
scarce.
We quote new clip rags, lja22c; soft
woolens, ga lOt; wool carpet, jG 5lci
mixed rags, llG2c; waste do, Ici yarn
shoddy, 37G 4jc; white weolens do 2jh
2Sc; red do, 2Old 25c; blue pized do 2jGr
28c; comforter do, 25@2sci new clip
shoddy, Z2m$0.
Receipt. for the week amount TO 1920
bales domestic.
Sales for the week foot up $4,000
pounds domestic, 22,OUO pounds foreign.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, September 8.-Cotton-
Quiet at IA 9-l6@l4 l5-l6c; futures clos
ed steady; September lS 1920; October
l3t@l3 532c; November l3 1920
IL l-l6c; December 13 l-32@l3 1-l6c;
January l3 532@13 3.16c; March
- l7-32c; April l33c. Flour-ln buy
ers' favor; receipts 5000 barrels; superfne
western and state 81 G565 so; common to
good 50 1O(95 95i good to choice s. 009
i 80; white wheat extra So 45@7 80; ex-
ira Ohio s. 6597 20; st. LOUIS s. GOA
$ 80 Rye Flour-Unchanged. Corn
Meal-Dull at S3 65G4 35. Wheat
Dull and lower; No. > Chicago spring
81 23@l 27; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 BOA
l 3O!i No. Northwestern 81 %; amber
western 81 AGl 45. Rye-Firm at 9Oc.
Barley-Firmer at 81 20 Malt-Firm.
Corn-More active; receipts $4,000 bush
els; western mixed steam 70Gl73c; sail 70
W73lc; yellow SGcc. Oats-Dull; west
rrn mixed 5Sc. Hay-U nchanged.
Cohee-lIeayy at lSG20ic. Sugar
Steady; fair to good refining 7sCJs!c;
prime 7!c. Molasses and Rce-Quiet.
PetroIeum-Quiet; crude SIC; refined III.
Rosin-Quiet at 81 70@l IS. Turpen-
tlne-Quiet at 3l!@32c. Eggs-Un-
changed. Lcather-Firm at 26G26!c.
Wool-Quiet; unwashed l7@3l!c; Texas
l5@33c. Pork-Ileavy at $40 l0lg
u l5. Bcef-Quie:. Cut Meats-Dull;
middles quiet; long city l3c. Lard
Henvy ut 1890. Butter-tirm; western
l5GT2jc. Chccse-Firm at 4MlOc.
Whisky-S.eady ut 81 -
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CHARLIE ROSS
Great Sensation Produced in
Court.

PHILADELPHIA, August Sat Wes-
tervelLs trial, the following testimony
produced great sensation in the court:
Lucius Peers, atiirmed.-I reside in
Brooklyn; | saw the prisoner on the 9Th
of July, 1874, in Brooklyn; took an up.
town horse car to 90 to the upper part
of Brooklyn; seated opposite to me in
the car was a man and child; !
recognize the prisoner, Westervclt, as
that man. The child was very fair with
dark eyes, light soft curly hair and about
four years OF age; the child had on a
brown linen suit; over the linen suit was
drawn blue cotton sack; he had no bat;
the man never spoke to the child but
once the child cried; he turned
to it and said, "HuSh, husn.' The child
seemed frightened at him and screamed,
and the man said, "GO see mamma, 60 sc,
mamma" The child stopped screaming
then, and Westcrvelt took crackers from
his pockets and gave them to the child.
The child ate the crackers, and was
quiet. When we came TO North
Twenty-fourth street he LETT the eur,
carrying the child in his arms. North
Fourth street is in that part Of BrCoklyn
known as Williamsburg. Photographs
of Char lie Ross were handed witness
These pictures bear Il very strong resem-
blance TO the child saw in the car on
the 9th fully, and consider them very
good lknesses.
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Speech Of Hon. Jefferson Davis.

ST. LOUIS, September S.-Hon. Jetcr-
son Davis delivered an address at the
Agricultural Fair at De Soto, Missouri,
to-day, according to the programme.
There was II great crowd present from
Jefferson and adjoining counties, and
quite number of the most prominent
citizens, of all political sentiments. He
was well received but no notable demon
stration was made on the occasion. He
opened his speech by expressing much
pleasure in meeting the people OF tins
section of the country, with which he was
acquainted for many years. lie ielt re-
ioiccd at its growth and prosperity. He
came not to discuss those questions which
vcx the mind and DISTURB the harmony
which prevail among the peo-
pie. Ii there are any who
still entertain feelings ofmalice or cherish
a bitterness on account OF the past. let Us
withdraw from such. He declared that
whatever NIGH; be the Vaccinations OF
politicians, Whatever the views OF pniIcy,
and designs of State craft might desire
to consummutc in regard To the
future, the people OF the grea
Mississippi Valley are one and must u
WAYS remain one people in imtcrcs, ]
destiny and i'll social forms and matcrl
progress. No man, no course OF polio
no deep designs of ambitious men cou F.,
ever disscver them Ia all t.
future they would surely stai
together. The great river bound TIM
together by ties stronger than any TIT .
politics conld ever invent, and from : f.
source to It's mouth, the people who d7It I
in the valley must be united.
He then spoke Mt considerable lerth .
upon the vast agricultural rcsourc'ot .
the country and the future developrnt .
of the commerce Oft the Mississippi vsey' .
and It's great advantage and lmporhce .
to the nation; predicted that the i'm" .
would soon come when fleets or /
bsrgcs wonld float down the Mi>>rPPl |
hearing commerce greater than at oi
the whole world. But little VIII ago, .
and in view of the great possibl!cs OF
thi, great valley, he had advocfd the
building ofauuivcrsity which wou serve /.
to confer the highest educath upon .
Young men of the valley, / great
population which must soon s1rm IN .
tins rich region will ld or .
| be lead according 10 the stat which .
they maintain in mental cultu Mr..
Davis also urged the necessity direct
trade with Europe, and ass'cd that .
specie resumption was impracabIe Gn-
nj our exports exceed our imrts. lie .
also declared that Congre had no.
authority 10 declare specie ayments'
and they should be resumed certain
date and in the present condon OF the
country more currency Is nied, Inc
rentIeman's speech was frdentIy APP .
nlauded and seemed at le to give
| f:r,,;,, ., all his heurrr,
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TnE REGISTER RAMBLER.
P!cnt. OF Cora. Pasture. Brcvcs and
Hogs narration This Year.
WHISKY Rus. NEAR ElLENBuEO.
klIHIE Co.. ". Va. Sep. L.

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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September S.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged, Whcat-Firm;
No. . western amber 81 Az; mixed do
40; red ST 80. Corn-W estern lower
and active; wcstcrn mixed re. Oats
Weak and lower; western white 4GM 4sc;
do mixed 43@ 4jc. Rye-Dull and
heavy; nomlnalIy at S0G S5c. Hay
Firm; Maryland and Pennsylvania tim
"thy S23 OOM2j 90. Provisions-Active
and firm. Pork-$22 25M22 so. Bulk
Meats-Shoulders sSm9c; clear rib -!
Ca.l2Ic loose. Bacon-Shoulders 1OGr
l0Ic; clear rib rides l3{c; hams ljtdlj4c
Lhru-'e,'.L.. ND nrm: refined l4Jm
A3c. Butter-Frm and unchanged.
Petroleum-Steady; crude 5ic; refined
ll$GCl2c. Cotiee-Dull and nominal.
" Whisky-Dull
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September S.-Flour
Quiet ami unchanged. Whcat-firm;
red old 81 i6ml As; amber 81 45(dl %;
white 81 IS. Ryc-9OG9jc Corn
Firm; yellow 75@76; mixed 74G75c.
Oats-Good supply; prime wanted; white
i3Ge j2c. Barley and Malt-NcgIcctcd.
ProvIsions-Steadv. Pork-$2O 5OCE
q 80. Lard .l33@143. Whisky
Quiet at 81 %. Petroleum-Firm; re-
lined 1lG@l2c; crude 93Gl9sc. Clover
Sccd-l2!mlic Butter-Unchangcd.
Cheese-f'irm; western fine l0@lOJc.
Eggs-Stcady; western fresh 22GG23c.
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walter Brown'Ssops' WOOL Circular

The past month was probably one Of
the duliest that have been experienced
in the wool trade for several years. The
depression noticed in our last report has
continued to the present time without
abatement, and has been accompanied by
n still further decline in values
The example set tv some Inauufactur-
ers during the previous month Of stop.
ping all or part OF their looms, has been
followed by many more, and a general
curtailment il the production Is the re-
suit, except in the few instances where
the styles of goods have taken the popu-
lar taste, and facilitated ready sales.
During the past week there have been
r good many buyers in the dry goods
market from the South and West, but
their purchases are comparative light,
and not what was expected. The close
connect on between the wo.len goods in
terrst and tina. of the raw material makes
it necessary to notice all the indications
likely to affect the former branch Of
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, SEPTEMBER S.-Wheat-
Steady; new No. red 81 30; No. 2 do
81 %; rejected 90@9jc. Corn-Un.
high mixed Tic; low mixed zoe;
ears on track 70a7lc. Oats Steady
No. state Ale; No. 2do 42c; white 42@
44c. Receipts Wheat, 1000 bushels;
oats, l,2jO bushels barley, l,40O bushels.
Petroleum-Nery firm and advanced; !;
standard llO' test 9{c; state test, 1902,
lOic in car lots.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, September S.-The trade
movement was rather slow with the com
mission houses, but the jobbrrs fairly nc
tive. Cotton goods in Limited demand
from first hands. Grain bags sold ut
concessions from former holding rates.
Prints and ginghams in steady demand.
Dress goods active. Woolens moved
steadily. The Daily BuiistH says that
go cases of domestic shawls will be sold
at auction on Tuesday, September II.
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wheeling Live stock Market.
CHRISTMAH ; STocK YARDS.
W. EBSESDAY. Sept'r :

Since tAe city and county have com
menced to compel the drovers and deal
crs in stock to take out licenses, it has
had the effect Of driving the stock to
other cities, and consequently the receipts
were light last week. There was a good
demand but no supply
CATTLE.-The arrivals Of cattle amount
ed to 4 head They sold at 2!@4! ct,
per ID.
HoGs-There were GG head of hogs ar.
rived. They sold at 7!@,oc per ID.
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-
Burlington and Quincy s. sold at ll4!.
STATE BoSDs-Steady.
STocKs-Opcned firm ard higher the
improvement ranging from / to per
va%t. Western UNiNN and Emo were
the leading features, the former advanc-
ing from 79 to 80, aud the latter from | 7
To l7j. At the close the market was
strong and the highest prices of the day
were current. Western Union advanced
to sol; Erie to Isl for common and 3S
for preferred, and Northwestern TO 40!
for common and 55I for preferred. The
near approach f the dividend on West
ern Union no doubt stimulated the rise
in tiiat stock Erie WAS fayorably intiu-
cuced by the prospective reorganization
of the board, and Northwestern was up
on reports of close relations to the Pacific
railroads. Lake Shore advanced to 31s;
St. Paul to 963; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph to u, and Hannibal and St.
Joe to 2l3. 1t is reported that S. T. VI.
Barlow has resigned the directorship of
the Erie road, and will be succeeded by
David A. Wells. The books of Western
Union close On the Goth inst. The an
nouucement of the next dividend will be
made on Friday. The election takes
place October l3. There has been large
borrowing demand for Lake Shore and
Western Union for the last few DAYS In
the case of Lake Shore it Is explained
ttnt there is large short interest. In
Western Union. however, it is said the
Gould party are having stock transferred
70 them, in order to control the new elcc-
ton. Transactions on the Stock EN-
change llS,UU0 shares, OF which G,OO0
were Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union,
5000 Northwestern, $500 St. PaTl com
mon, 1000 preferred, $4,000 Erie and
u 600 Lake Shore.
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sections from the rainbow, together with
all the exquisite relishes Of fresh cream,
butter, milk, SC, common with good
country livers, that it were inhuman TO
speak Of to hungry editor
but I'll taunt you no more and my orders
orey,
So here's TO the charge with q heart
(stomachJ for the fray.
SALATHIEL.
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TEE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

W AR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF signal OFFICER.
WAsnlSGrON, Sept. 9, An.
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England and Middle
StuJeS, high but slowly falling baromc-
ter south TO west winds, slight increase
in temperature, with clear or partly
chudy weather
For the South Atlantic States. slight
fsll of barometer, northeast to southeast
Winds, with eicar or partly cloudy
Weather.
For the Gulf States, high barometer,
southeast to southwest winds, slight rise
N temperature, clear or partly cloudy
weather with light local rains on and
ncT the Coast.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
stationary or slowly falling barometer,
hightemperature, southeast to southwest
wirG, with clear or partly cloudy
weater.
Fc the Missouri Valley and North
west slowly rising barometer, northcrly
and westerly winds, lower temperature
and light rains in the Missouri Valley.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September S.-Flour- Steady
and in moderate demand. Whcat-Dull
and lower; No. = white Wabash 81 30;
amber 81 27!; seller September 81 81
Corn-Quict and firm; high mixed, seller
October, 62Ic; seller year 5Sci low mixed
G2c. Oats-Active: No. >, cash and
seller September 39ci seller October 39!c;
white 44c.
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State Of West Virginia.
ONO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,
" August Rules, is7j.

ONO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,
" August Rules, is7j.
Arritta RandalI,)
vs.. IN lnanCery, Divorce.
Harry Randall, }
The object oi this suit IL to obtain di-
vprce nom the bonds OF mairimony, a
riitc,,id mGfrimOHt. And II appearing from
an affidavit hlcd herein, that the defrn-
daDt j. not resident Of This State, ID Is
ordered that ne appear at rules to be heid
in the Clerk : Office Of the Circuit Court o,
ohio county, on the first Monday I'm SEPT
embsr, 1870, 10 answer bill In chancerS
exhibited against him in the said Court,
and do what is necessary 10 protect his IN
terest herein.
SAM'L. b. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
The above defendant Will take notice
that the depOsItions OF James Ferrrl,
Martha Jane GOsney and Dr. ". +. Hulli.
hen, will be taken at the law office of
Davenport & DovcneT, No. ll3s Chapliur
street, city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West
Virginia, on Saturday, September j,Is75,
between the hours OF A. ". and 6P. NJ. to-
be read in evidence in above cause, In be-
hall of plaintiff.
ag3egt For Plaintiff.
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The Pope Embraces Cardiua' Nc
CoskcN-

ROME. August S His Holiness re-
,eiyed Cardinal McC!o,key this evening,
Tn, recto- of the American College nj
the Cardinals Secretary accompanied
him. Two Cardinal, and several Pre-
In,es or,r,cd him at the hall OF the throne
and he was Immediately u>hered INTO the
Pope's private apartment, when HIS ho-
illness arose and embraced him. IIey
remained together alone tor hall an
hour, and upon leaving the Vatican, the
Cardinal was again compllmentei 10y the
prelates. The date fixed for the ho!dlnS
of the Consistory is the oath instead OF
the 9th inst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-09

\ new building on Main street, Jack
son, Michigan, fell at noon yesterday, bur-
rying eight men in the ruins. They
were all taken out None of them are
seriously injured.
y special from London says that at tie
opening of business yesterday the gem
eral markets were steady, but little busi.
ness doing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Nyv York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, September S.-GoLD-
opened at ll4s and closed ut ll5l. the
wo extremes ofthe day. The rates paid
or borrowing were l-GiMl 81 per cent
Der diem, and 2@G per cent per uunum.
Loans were also made fiat
GovERNM MENTs-Strong.