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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

In the 9Th Senatorial district II
Nc~ Yak the democratic candidate
was Jeln Fox former memlcr e en-.
rre~es from the i,h congressional dis.
trio, or n. \. In the 40 and l | con
gress. The cry q ring candidate
wAs raises aeAins, him NJ Wrieh, and
Gates used 10 or, ring against the
produce dealers q crcsco, and the re.
ruhlicans for this or some other reason
10 M. and decent people everywhere
inscru,Ahlc voted fer, sustained. ani
elected the blarklce aid gambler John
Morri.scy. Such action In \. ! Is a.
iudefcnsible NJ would be Votes given
10 such man ~ Wright, against m.
ono 81 tho so.called when, ring,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

Allamakec, l., Brown
AppanooSe. J II Siuckoy, Moult"n
Benton, Il SMITH johnson. Belle
l''ninc, John Mccartney, Niuton.
Black Ila~k, Herman 4 llcnmcn-
way, Cedar Falls, Harlan l. Ilcmer
Blakcvills.
Home, Levi colvin, Moinsous.
lsrcmar. Louis Case, Nasrtly
Buchanan. John Calvin.
butler. John Palmer. ClArkssil'c,
Cedar, Ruhcrl q Scott, Pleasant
ilill; Alexander Mcift, Meehaniessille.
Chickasaw, john Mellugh, lnwler,
Clarke, Jacob pr.u,lfoot, Lil,,iy.
Clayton. Charles Men.f.l, Thomas
u White
Clinton. Edward II Thaser. Clinton,
llenry llors.man, john A Young.
Clinton.
Dallas. I 4 Norris. Parry
Davis. Loyal y llosehkisu, Bloom.
field,
Decatur. stanGeld u Mcneil. GM.
don Grove,
Delaware. Joseph Chapman, Coles.
burg
DOS Moincs, John II Gear, l.ur'ing.
.on; David Lynch, burlington,
Dubuque Thomas " Johnston.
Roekdale, 1'heorhilus Crawford. r,a..
"a; j X iravts, Dubuque.
FAyetle. WIN n Fuller. W.s. Union
Floyd. Jared u Shepar.lson. Marble
Rock,
Fremont, William NJ Brooks, Tabor
Grundy. james Underwood Eliola
Guthrie q j Marls
Hardin. John Hall. Eldors.
Harrison. l. Il Better, Noplhino
Henry, William Allcn. Now London
Jacob Kaufman. Nj Pleasant.
Howard, Henry T Reed, cresco.
Town, j /. Williams. NIillersLurg
Jackson. Lewis W Stuart. Mon.
mouth; William II Reed. bellevue
Jasper. George NJ Wilson, Grccn.
castle " Dewecse. l'rairis City,
Jefferson, W |. \ Simmons. Fairfield
johnson. Rush Clark, Iowa City:
Charles " McCnnc, Scion
Jone. 7 Shaw. AnanoAa, Gen
W La,Lf'l, Oxford Mills.
keoknk, Il \ Cleveland; Sanford
Harmed, sigourncy.
Loo " 4 Hobbs. Fort Madison.
John Gibbons, keokuk; John y Irwin.
k.ukuk,
Linn. NJ & Jordan. Marion, ",
Ire. fAirax.
I.onipa. \. I. l'outon, Nap'lla.
Lucas, Dnn N l,nker. Charlton
Madison. j j smith. Van Meter,
Mah.ska w II seeyuts usAaloosa;
Hardin l'ire, O.kalopsa,
Marion, Il TClark, l'olla; John Is.
Elliott. Knoxville
Marshall, " b Mills.
Mills, John Y Stone. Il lenwotd.
Mitchell. j L Brush, Osage.
Monroe, IA NJ GIltncr. Abba.
Mu~catine, CO Horton, Museatno
u a j Gray, Nseatine.
i'agc, i !, lloag. College Springs
Polk, NJ Il Madden. Greenwood
Josiah Given. les Noinss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

fsafn hi, M A4tk iilune
lhu American mind il active. /,
has given ~ l,sais IL le,i,n sur tie
-rn,,m,,taitsis Learned II IL 81 the
selelar anil rr,s, ssic,al student, las
Few hnuk- iaf ,he lsnlls i i'ook fer
tie people must relate n subject u
universal Interest SMrll i salJrrt II
the physical mau. and fach j book
The Peoples ,'afrman Sense Medical
Aisiscr" COP, II which has been re-.
c.utl, laid ~ our table Tie high pro.
fr.sional a,sninmsnts II is author
lir II. n. r,srr., uf Ilutlals, N, Y.
anl the advantage derived III him
ifom an extensive leac'ire, would
alone insure FIR his wsrk cordial re-.
eer,ipn, I'm, thesc are ~, tho merits
tnr which II claims our attention The
Authur II n man ~ the people Ile
symra.hsrs With them III all shcir af.
.lic,ion.. efforts and at,ainmcnts. lie
prrcescs thci, want "a knowledge ii
,h,nscl,es--snd believing NIL truth
ranuld hc male IN universal M God 4
onn sunlight from liis tnn,l u learning
nnd experience he has produced u work
| in witch he gives them the hcncli, u
his Iabprs hi, hc considers mnu In
every rhpse oi his existence, from the
moment he rmrfgrs from faylcss
atom. Ito ain,,nu,isr or thu sight. un.
til liz gradual, evolves u the matnr-
/ ity II those Conscious Powers. tho OK.
ereiso IT Nhie, furnishes subjective ~.
idener II our Immortality Proceed.
Iiug upon ille il,nnry that every fatt ot
mini has Il physical unteeedsni. nv Inns
given an admirable irrn'isr IN Cerebral
Physiology. md shown the bearings %
tho facts thus established upon inai.
siluul aud social welfare 1hs Auth.
or believes With Spencer. TINT 'as
vigorous health and ~ accompanying
high spirits ala largur elements u hap.
lucsr ,lan my o,ll,, thing. whatever
tho teaching how " maintain tlcm IL n
teaching Tint yields 70 no other what.
ever anil accordingly han introduced
al extensive husins, discussion N the
methods ~ whitl, ". may preserve tho
integrity nf thu pystom md ofsimos
pre-, cuts thu enrt u dissase Domes-
tie Renedies~-t,eir preparation, n,or.
mud oiiuuts--fvlm prominent feature
ii the work, Tho l,girnis .reatmcn.
" nursing u the siek, II M important
subject. and receives attention com.
mensura.e With II. Importance. Nearly
NIL diseases tn Which l.sh In h.ir" nrc
described, their r,mr.ons mud rau.c'
explained, Ani proper domestic treat.
ment suggested, 10 reeinoea.e the
many fa,olr bestowed uInn him ny a
generous rnl,,ir. the Anthor ell.r lls
bnnk III II rlite - ~ little exceed.
ing tho coat II publication. Oar road.
~ can oLtni', this practical md waltz
aLla work ~ adtlrt sslng til author,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

fMNyNse NIstr't = Among tho
mpsl wealthy Il Americans sre tho pro-
nri,tou .f standard anil meritorlons
proprietary medicines. Tho trade.
mark Or Halls Ha,sam IL estimated
with goun, ua, 1'lld value Ii based
an lilo intrinsic lnel,i "a tho medicine.
Ii ii lilo mnst marvellous rsmsd J ~
coughs, coils, md pulmonary sem.
plants known Price Si.up per bot
:.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
H.1XsI.IES a. Esk.FE'
ECRCANTlLEC COLLEGE
~ kc0Iuk., IOsrN.
ON THE MISSISSIPPI

About sis,y dollar. rtys AL! expenses CIR
Membership bcarl null Stationery white
eaing through the thorough Bookkeeping
aud Mercantile ranrsr Many enter IN The
Swing. a~rosi, plan. Clubs nnttr III 70.
anced rates, kenms for self boarding civ
en- free licar'ling clubs NJ ~ NJ per week
frsa Festivals In College Hall, with iras~
baud hi Attendance Free lectures \, iii.
tingnishc,l men Largest College building
In the 'ntrd states Prof w II. Miller.
Tho celebrated business Instructor eaniin-
ae. in eharge short hand writing taught
h.. Thr College has large accumulated
ea.l,al salsisstinn guaranteed " money
rrfunlrI rriress Normal penmanship
Institute. ~ ke.hnk The Gate lily Trlc.
eraph Institute Al keaknk. College ~
thssieians ann dungeons ~ kcokuk iowa
State Fair tsekuk ron't tsIl 10 sirl, NJ
ar .ena for circn'rrs hefnre going elsewhere,
Address HAAilEs tuLLEtiE
Ill kraKtk. lnwA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
For restoring 70 Grny Hair IT,
natural Vitality and Color.

color, NTH The gloss a9iti freshness ~
youth, Thu, hair i lllnkenvi, tall.
ing hnir checked, nnl badness nitpn.
though mt always, enrei ~ II.
uye. Nothing cnn restero tho hair
where Iii. tnliicl.s ne destroyed. -
tho glands n.rophied and dcsasrl;
but such AZ remain eall b. SAVED ~
this application, and stimulated intn
activity, NO thu, n now growth 81
hair Ia produced. Instead a foliling
the hair with 4 pasiy sediment, II
will keep |, clean AMI vigorous. lts
occasional uer will present tho hair
from turning gray nr fallny oil,
and consequently prevent badness.
Tho restoration III vitality 1t gives
to the scalp arrests nnl prevents
the formation II tlani.asi, which Il
often NJ unrl,,alls NIL Offensive.
Eru. lram ,lu+r ,lrl.insipns al,b-
stances With mal,p Hmr piepara-
.ions dangerous, aud injurious 10 tho
hair. the Ni.nr can ohly benefit, but
ho, harm il. II "nhtal merely for
u HAIR l.EESs;l vi. nothing .las
cn,l " in,ui u Desirable. Contain
inn neither III nnr dye, Il does nat
roil white cnmhrir, AMI yet lasta
long on the l,nir, giving u a rich,
glossy ll,s,rp, aud u grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or, ], c. Aver 4 Co.,
r,4atieaI ma Analytical Chasnl.as.
I0UEii. MAsA.
ss't. NY All, rii..aiHfs kvKkvWW1ee.
Ifar sale Ia llr. : j Ciemlnor
'tr4e, lava lay
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
Pump Repairing

Firmly believing thai " understand tho
runu, business, ~ wonld sAy, that ~ are
prepared to do Repairing ~ we'll or newer
Than can hs dsns elsswLsr snA 1t MoAsT.
Nle prices.
tAop and niiisc On Elm Street, North ~
rlNKA once. Lrssso. Iowa ohsf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

MI WI hiuAk tln sentiments III Every
one aiia Mavs Urtih ~ I'ain ~llsN w my
II has 40 ,ttuai amongst Tho mplleln.s 81
The da, for the lhnsa Il j. recommended
IAf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

Those mems over coats for % Arc
ii kirr's look i. tLcm.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12
HARDY HYBRlDS
Standard Apple Tees.

The undersigned Will lake orders md
fnrnisl, ihr lest hybrid and standard nprlp
trees adapted 10 this latitude ~ reasonable
prices. Ills nnrfeIt Il Ut kenilallsill,'
Winneshlek County, lnwa, 'lrres from
Minnesota nurseries nlau fnfnlahpd VIII
canvass Howard county fur orders
4ttf b 4, SnriMAblsE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-12

PIANOS.
STOREY = CAMP TIANOs,

Thesu elegant instruments nre ,lnsurpaas.
oil, anl ARE sold nt exceedingly low rricrs.
Every instrument FULLY WARRANTED.
hni spld 10 responsible parties Oh casy
tims. Full description and illustrated rai.
aiopuer sent " any address with any mfr.
lntlun desired
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
New York Market.

NEW YORK, October 2G.-Cotton--
Firm at l4Iml43; futures closed barely
steady; October II 9.l6; November Is
5-l6; December Is 3.32@l2!; January
l3 5-32ml3 BIG; February Is 5-l6;
March II 5-32m l3!; April l3S@l5 2l-52;
May l3 l3.l6Ml3 2I-3l. Flour-Rc-
ceipts 5000 barrels; little more busi-
ness doing, but prices are not decidedly
changed. Wheat-Reccipts $4,000
bushels; market more steady and rather
more doing in export; rejected spring
81 OGml o.; No. 3 spring 81 OSCr 10;
No. , Milwaukee 81 l4@l %, the latter
fancy; No. > Chicago spring 81 26GI
%; No. Milwaukee 5 24C,i %; am
Der western SG 23a 40; white IL @OG5
| 5lt. Ryc-Quict; western and State
SOm yOc. Barley-Activc; Canada West
81 l3Gl %. Malt Firm. Corn
Steady; receipts $4,000 bushel; western
mixed, steamer, 69m G94c; do sail, la
725c. Oats-Actiye; receipts $4,000
bushels; western mixed and State Boa,
1Sc; white western and State 45m j5c.
Hay-Firm; shippers zoe. llOps-FIrm;
yearlings SGrlOc. Cotlcr-QuIct at lSi
M2lic MoIassc' and RIrc-QuiG. Su-
gar-Firm; fair to good refining 1ic;
prime sc. Petroleum-More active
and tlrmer; crude 64@7,ci refined l3sc
Eggs-Unchaugcd ko,in-Frm at
81 SjG,l 10. Pork-U nscttlcd and
heavy at $21 - 90. Bccf-Quict
and unsettled. Gut Mcats-Quiet; mid.
dies hrm; long clear, to arrive, l3!ci
city l3lc. Lard-Unsettlcd at l3ic
Butter - Heavy western l6G2jc
Cheese-Unchangcd. Whisky-QuIct at
81 lO!.
4 notable feature OF trade on the lower
floor OF the Produce Exchange to-day
WAS the corner in lard, directed against
October shorts, which was brought about
in the attempt of the bears to cover. To-
day the market Tor October contracts
opcI ed Mt II l-l6c, and rapidly ran up
10 l4ic, which, IN the lard trade, is
very marked advance. Considerable
sales were made. The fight between the
opposite factions is for the most part con-
fined to New York, and prices advanced
to-day, while in Chicago they were de-
pressed. TO show how shorts are being
Squeezed in this market, 1t may be-
stated that November contracts were
offered on Change to-day at l3sc, or l!c
under October, while only l3tc was bId.
Again, the sellers options for the year
were only shade under l2lc, though
the seller would be careful not to deliver
this month.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
Board of Missions p. E. Church.

NEW YORK, October 26.-Bishop
Clarkson, of Indiana, presided at the
evening session. Bishop Bedell, Of Ohio,
read letter from Bishop Cabot, Of Je-
rusalem, asking the American Board of
Missions to support missionary IN Asia.
A minor report of missions auxiliary
was read by Bishop Paddock, Of
Massachusetts, and shows that
in the four departments of mission work
during the past year that that society
had expended S23,4l and distributed
s65,OO0 worth Of supplies and clothing;
increase Of expenditures over last year
$780, $50.
Addresses were delivered by Doctor
living, Bishop Vail, of Kansas, and
Bishop Clarkson, commencing the loyal.
" and generous division of the Women's
Auxiliary to the mission work. There
was no society in the church Of as much
assistance to the missionary bishop.
Aresolution was adopted asking the
Womcns Auxiliary to confer with the
Domestic Committee, to see if trained wo-
men cannot be procured for hospital
yorl-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27

RAILROAD MoRTGAGEs-Firm IN latc
afternoon dealings. The largest busi-
mesa was in Union Pacific land grants,
which sold at 9S; do. sinking funds adj
vanccd to 50. Chicago and North.
western consolidated coupon gold bonds
we're firm ut s5l, and the Milwaukee, st
Paul and La Crosse division sold at -.
Michigan Southern seconds were quoted
at 1881; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
eights ISL; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
consolidated sinking funds l0S; Rock l.
land sevens at l0S3, and Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi seconds at 66.
STATE BoNDS-Quict.
SrocKs-Opened quiet and in the grn-
cral list there was decline Of ! to
per cent. Missouri Pacific, however, de-
clined from 10! to 81, rallied tol0, and
still later reacted to ~. Western Union
fell of from II! to 76l, Union Pacific
from g. to 66i, Michigan Central from
Gl3 to 81, Lake Shore from 80: to %,
Northwestern from IS to 37l, Erie from
III to IL, and Hannibal and st. Joseph
from IA to 2Oi. Pacific Mail advanced
from 4Oi TO Al! ard re ct to 40}. To
ward one o'clock an improved tone set
in and at the second call prices, IN some
instances, made partial recovery. Hi
nois Central advanced to 94t During
the last hour Of business stocks were firm
and prices higher. In the general list
Michigan Central made the greatest ad-
vance. rising from s to 62!, with closing
rates at oil. Lake Shore advanced to sos
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
Indian Conflict Threatened.

ST. LOUIS, October pa special to
the Repujiicm from Garnet, kas. says:
Information has been received here from
Indian Agent Gibson, of the Osages,
that there is II great danger of conflict
between the two factions OF the Usage
Indians on account of the dissatisfaction
of their followers Governor Joe Pow
nensposhe, with the management Of the
agent, established II store with the In
dians money. Gibson, the agent, pur-
chased large stock of goods and pro
poses to run it TO the exclusion of traders.
Gibson has tclegraphed General Pope,
at Leavenworth, for troops to protect
him, and bloodshed and war may he
looked for at any time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
Throw Pbysic TO the Dogs: IN None
of IL. ~

We do not in the least feel like blsm-
ing Macbeth for this expression Of dis
gust; indeed, we are rather inclined 10
sympathzc with hum. Even nowadays
most of the cathartics offered to the pub
lie are great, rcpui.ivc looking pills. the
very appearance of which is sufficient to
turn ones stomach Had Macbeth
ever taken Dr. Picrce's Pleasant Purga.
tive Pellets he would not have uttered
those words of contempt. 1t is really
encouraging, when one is i'll, to find that
little sugar.coatcd Pellet, no larger
than a grain Of mustard, will as promptly
produce the desired effect as dosc o.
great, nauseatins pills. These little Pcl-
lets unlike other cathartIcs, are really
natures physic. They do not debliitate,
but tone and invigorate the system. No
family should be without DR.. Pi"rcos
Pleasant PurgstIyc Pellets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27

WASHINGTON, October 2G.-The open
ing races at the Washington Driving
Park began to-day. The first race, a
mile and a quarter dash, with fourteen
starters, was won by First Chance, Gal
way second and Joe earns third, Time,
2:lS.
The second race, half mile DASH with
five starters, was won by NIrginiuS, Lilly
Bell second and Mollie Carew third.
Time 81 seconds.
The third race, mile heats, with seven
starters, was won by Madge, Century sec
Ond and b. +. Carver third. Time, l:494
and l:5Oi.
In the fourth, n hurdle race, one and a
quarter miles over ten hurdles, there
were seven starters. and was won by
Storm; Mollic Darling second. Time,
2:3Ol
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
Casc off. VI. Tighc.

ME,tpuIs, October 26.-The case Of j,
NJ. Tighe, arrested on requisition from
the Governor OF Ohio, and approved
by the Governor of Tennessee, for alleged
obtaining goods from Proctor, Gum6ls
and others, of Cincinnati, under false
pretense, was argued before the Probate
Court today, on q writ of habeas corpus,
the Attorney General representing the
State Of Ohio. The Judge will deliver
the decision tomorrow. In the mean
time 1igho is released on $1,000 bail, and
has instituted suit against j. J. Smith
and Others, who arrested him and put
him in irons. for Sj00Oo damages.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
United siates Evangelical Alliance.

PITTSBURGH, October 26.-The United
States Evangelical Alliance commenced
its biennial conference this evening in
the FIRST Presbyterian Church OF this
city. The Secretary, Rev. w. w. After.
bury, called the conference to order and
announced that in the unexpected alb
sence of the Preside mt, Hon. w. +.
Dodge, the chair would be taken by Hon.
7. L. Brunot, Vice-President Addresses
of welcome were made by Mr.. Brunot
and DIR. Pearson, Of the Baptist Church.
DIR. Schaff, of New York and Bishop
Foster of the Methdst Church spoke in
response. A very large audience WAS
present, including many prominent mem
bsrs Of tho Alliance, from all parts Of
the country, and the conference promises
TO be one of much interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
Philadelphia Wool Mark ct.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2G.-Wool-
Fine firm with An improved demand;
medium and combing scarce and strong;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virgins
double extra and above 45G50; extra 40
@E46c; medium 50@52c; coarse 40@4ar;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Wes,.
crn fine Ala 43c; modium 49G50c; coarse
40G 49c; combng washed 5SG62c; comb.
ing unwaShcd 42lc; fine unwsshcd 800
Sic; coarse and medium do 34@37c; tub
washed 49Gjjc; extra and merino pulled
3SCd, i2c; No. and superiine pulled 81
M4lc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
Large and Enthusiastic Democratic
Meeting.

GREENsBURG,P PA, October ga large
and enthusiastic Democratic political
meeting was held lest evening, at MI.
Pleasant, with torch light procession.
The principal and opening speech was
made by Mr.. John Schlc,inger, of the
New York Legal Tender Club, who
dwelt ably and anayitically on the imam
cial grievances. Lieutenant. Governor
Latta then spoke Of the character, ability
and integrity of the Democratic candi-
dates for governor and State treasurer.
The meeting closed with an earnest ap-
peal to the laborug classes, by Mr.. Cum
mings, of Iowa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 2B.- Flour -
Quiet and unchanged. Whest-Quis,
No. , red Western 81 35Gl 80. Corn
Quiet; western mixed zoe bid. Oats
Dull; western mixed S9@42e; white
western 43944c. Rye-Steady at 75(S
SOC. ProvIsicns-Firmer. Pork-Fair-
ly active at s23 OO@S2S 25. Bulk Meats
Shoulders 9!@94c; clear rib l24@lSc.
Bacon-Shoulders l0ic; clear RIB l4t&
l4!c; hams l5!@lGc. Lsrd-Steady y,
l4iGl5c Petroleum-Firm; crude G:c;
refined l3@l3ic. Cotiee-Firm and un-
changed. Butter Steady and unchang-
ed. Whisky-Firm and easy at 81 IL
nj lGh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, October 26.-MoHEY-
At 25G5 per cent and closing at 5 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper ! per
cent. Customs receipts $4,000. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $2jQ00O
Pre- duce exports $3,929OOO. Clearings
S34OOO,0OO. Sterling-Firm at 4sO@
4Sl4.
GoLD-Opencd at lljb and closed at
1l53. the two extremes OF the day Rates
paid for borrowing were l-G4 and l.32
per cent per diem, and 3 and : per cent
per annum. Loans were also made flat.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Firm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-27
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, October 2G.-W beat
Dull; new No. / red nominal; No. , do
81 lsG 20; rejected, none soldi No. |
81 4O(dl ij Corn-Dull; high mixed,
G6c; low do 6jc; ear on track &c. Oats
Dull; new No. State 42c; No. . 40c;
rejected 3sc Pctroleum-Firmer; stand
ard white, in car lots, l0!c; Ohio test
G5Oo) ll!c, and ll@2!c above these
figures for small lots.