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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW oRK, November l.-NoNET-
Market sad per cent Prime mercantile
paper Ga per cent Tbs Assistant
Treasurer di,burscd ~ ,2+s, 900 Custom
receipts S3j5.OOO Banker, hill- l79im
4.li.
GoLp-CIosed at III the lowest point
of the day. Tho highest price was 10.
Rates 'or borrowing were l.Gi per diem
t. > per cent. per snnum and fat, but in
the afternoon ! TO - per cent was paid
Tor carrying. The movements of gold
between New York and san francI-"o
are reported very irregular. The receipt
from tho Pacific Coast this morning sr"
100000. The remittancc- to San Fran
cisco were $4,000 by the Fir,t Nation.
al Bank here to the National Gold Bank
and Trust Company in San Francisco.
San Francisco .uddHnlr run mp 81 tho
bankers and merchants vhn 7s-o 1ls s-
inc M their mail today.
Tomorrow, being election dag. will ho
n legal holiday, and the banks, gold,
stock and other Changes will be clo,od.
Mr. +. +. Hall has been rcadmilted to
membership Of the stock Exchange. 4
Wall street dispatch from London says
khringer 4 Fenian, iron mAster'. A.
Vienna, are reported suspended; sl.o II.
krc-tucr X Co., bankers, o: Leipzig.
". T. McJilton, formerly Of Johnson,
Hei-ch & Co, announced lis failure 80
day. II grows out OF the failure cl hi
drm. the members having given MIN
their Individual notes fnr deLn due by
The firm
oygRSMENr>-Clo-ed strong
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A Theatrical SQuRbb:e.

ST. LOUIS, November l.-Shoek d
Palmer of the onion Square Theatre,
New York, made application this after
noon, through their counsel, TO Judge
LiDdley of the Circuit Court Of this
county, in Chambers, for prelimi
nary injunction, to restrain the Mckee
j Rankin Combination from playing at
De Bars Opera House, any translation of
the 1.-TWO Orphans The defendants
petitionrd for q removal OF the case
to the United States Court,
but Judge Lindley sitting in
Chambers, could not entertain the petit
ton to hear affidavit by the defendant,
and a temporary injunction was granted.
An attempt was made to play the piece
tonight, however but during the first
act deputy sheriff appeared on the
stage and served writ of injunction on
Mckee, Rankin and several other mem
ber> Of the company, and the play was
stopped, the money refunded to the au-
dicncc and the theatre closed. The case
will come up again tomorrow. On amo.
tion 10 dissolve the injunction the claim
ants were required to give bond in the
sum OF $1,000 10 answer any damage
which may result.
The Two Orphans was played Mt the
Olympic to q crowded house by the Fur
bush combination in whose behalf the in
iuRcti0n Wa applied for.
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IHIrn LcrOme Races.

NEw IOEE, November l.-Tne first
rae. ut the Jerome Park extra m"e,in.
TO day was \ three-q quarter mile dish for
ali ages. Leandcr was wina'r, with
Lizzie K. close. Time l:2l,.
The second race was tree handicap,
sweepstakes, mile and half, and was
won hy We;herly, Miner -ecori, time.
2:jll.
The third race was selling race, dis
tance one and ouc-eighrh miles. mud wa
won by Matte W., Survivor second
Vanderbilt third; time 2:07.
The fourth race was a free handicap
weep stakes, distance OF one mile, and
wa, wen 10y Ebodamanthu,, Arcturus
second, W"stherby third Lcsnder
fourth. Josie b. fltn. Time l:4g'.
The -tceple chase wa, won by Dlarolo,
Boz second, RcsoIuro ghi-d aud p,sge
fourth. Time f:%N
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November l.--Flour-D"-
mand good ut full prices. Wheat-DuII
for cash options steady No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 0Si; closed at - OSl spot;
seller November 81 g. seller Deccm.
Der 81 063@l 07. seller year 81 07gm
lO7.; No 9iGr95r; rcjected S20 81
Corn-Quict and firm: Mo- 5Glm5S.ci
seller November 46ic; bid seller N"yem-
Der high mixed 81 ,Cr52tc. O"--Dull;
No. , 32Mj Mj@4c pot; 81 hi -"licr
November; Earlcy-IIrm st So pot;
So .cller Noyember Ryr-Quct an
steady at tS!m GS,. Pork-Quiet and
unchanged; old S2l 80 ,pot;$l9 30 sci.
Ter November Inrd-DuIl and prices
nominal At $l2 - .pot; Sl2 15m - 81
seller November; sl2 l5@ T. l.! seller
wear. Bulk Demand iaIr snd
market firm at NlGr llmlliml2. Whis-
ky-Steady and N moi"rNt" demand At
81 10.
On call bcnrd-Whcst-Lower ai
5000 a., -e.l"r November or Decern-
brr Corn-Lrwcr at 5lta,jlsc cash;
500 SOL seller November. Oats-Ea,icr
at 3$lc cash Pork-Firm ut $2l 90 cash
Lard-U nchaug'd. The Board o' Trade
pdiourus 10 morrow "u account OF the
municipal election
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GfNERAL NOTES.

\ Man in Liverpool, England, re-
Gently attempted to correct his child
with 4 red hot pokc- lIe got two
years,
GoLD, "in ineNhau>tIbIe quantities is
reported to have been discovered within
ten miles of Atlanta, Georgia. The
story needs corroboration, however.
\ MAMMOTH steer from Oregon is a.
ready en- route to the centennial. II
stands nineteen hands, or six feet four
inches, measuring twenty feet from tip
to tip, and weighs 5000 pounds.
ono! the silver resumption by contrac-
tion Of small change is beginning TO make
itself felt. y general complaint for the
want Of fractional currency OF the denom-
iustion OF fifty cents i. beginning TO
be heard.
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The Peace Policy Toward til" IndI.
ans.

WAsuINGroS, November l.-Seycral
pastors in tni- city, OF different dcnomi-
nations, who were apprehensive that
the Government was about to abandon
its peace policy toward. the Indians
called on the President to-day to express
the conviction that such q course would
greatly disappoiht the Christian people
Nil over tn" country, and be
r blow 10 the cause Of
Christianity throughout the world. Th"
President, with. great promPtnes' and
precision, replied that he did not regard
the peace policy failure, and ihst i
would not only would not be- abandoned
while ne occupied that place, but that it
was his hope that during his sdminI,tra-
tion it would So firmly be- established a.
to become the necessary policy OF liz
successor but in that h" might possibly
b. mistaken
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NEW YORK, November IA t"i"-
gram from Russia states that the Gov
crnment is engaged in vigorous raid
against Socialist scitators. >n"ccho'
nave been made IN numerous place,
among other, at Moscow, FuIla Ode,,s,
Eislaa and =. Petersburg. In one vi'-
age near Moscow thirty working mon
have been seized 10y the police. som" oi
the prisoners resisted arrest, and on" NJ.
Ros mischief. believed to be i>sder ot
the Socialist movement, defended himself
So desperately that he mad to be killed.
The police are reported 70 be under the
impression that they hsvo struck a blow
At the very stronghold and centre Of the
movement, which will put ar r'',r'lre
stop to it, further rcsuscltat'or.
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Floods Anticipated In The Northeast

MANCHESTER, \. H., November l.
Tn" Mcrrimac ha, risen several feet y"s-
tcrdav snd today, on account Of IN" ~
we're storm of Saturday night, and ,egi-
ous fears are entertained for the safety Of
the river wall being built by the Amos
kcag Company to stra;shten the river.
The wall 10 built Of solid masonry IL 'c"!
high and nearly half mile long. On
account OF tho narrowness Of tho river
channel, and the great pressure Of sand
on the inside, about 30 feet of IN" wall
shows signs to-day OF giving way. The
damage j. already estimated at 5000
Other rivers in New Haven and Maine
show heavy rise, and some damage.
One mill has boon swept away ON Barrel
creek and Little Ossipee river.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, November l.-Beeves-
Fresh arrivals 6,6a0 head, making lv
$50 head for the week, against l0,1rO
last week. Quality manly common AMI
medium, and the demand was only moi
crate. All the grades except prime an j
extra ruled lower, about ,c better thai
Friday. The market was only irl1,
better for the selling interest than a.:
Monday. The finest steers sold 81 l2:ta
l3c; poor TO prime natives at SGl3c,
common to good Teysns and Cherokel !
cattle '8@9c.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts yesterday
and today l0,460 head, making 1870
head for the week, against 1880 hesi
last week. The market WAS steady ~
G6ic for sheep and Ga &c Tor lam5,
with couple Of car .osds Cf extrs sheep
at blc, and three cars extra Csnada
lamb, At !(A7ic.
Swine Receipts yesterday and TODAY
$500 head making so, 2,l20 head for tn.
week. against $4,000 head last weeA
None offered alive Dressed steady i,
oIG l0ic.
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We have received copy of new
Monthly Medical Journal, published and
edited in this city by Dr.. JAMES b.
REEVES, entitled "Th> W>st Virginia
Medico! lSl,tdeat. The object Of the
publication is TO report interesting cases
and present 20 the medical fraternity Of
this city and State ''monthly record OF
the progress Of medicine, surgery and the
allied sciences" The editor in his sslu-
tatory says:
THE publication is started to crafty
no personal ends--because Of no fhtt"r-
ing prospect Of mere bushes, galns-ior
no other purpose, indeed, than 10 encour-
age the profession in West Virginia to
more vigorous and effective labors; to i
stricter Observance of the reas enable de-
mands Of the National Code of Medical
Ethics; and thus aid, as far rs possible,
in elevating their standard in the esteem
of the common brotherhood.
1t hopes to accomplish something use.
iul in this direction, and therefore hopes
that the "really competent Observers in
the profession, "who are on active duty
in every section of the State will do all
they can towards advancing the enter
prise by contributing to it facts and cases
of Importance from their experience. Be-
ing the first effort nj medical journslism
in the State, the editor asks for ii II well
come at home and from the profession Nt
large, aud no doubt it will prove an &c
ccptable visitor to pIl those whose calling
leads them TO be specially Interested IN
tb. -uI,;acts of which il will treat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-02

RAILROAD BoSDs-This afternoon
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
coupon gold bonds were in active de-
msnd and sold up to SIT. This advance
ia probably in sympathy with the incress.
ing business of that road, the daily traffic
showing an increase of about $1,000.
Union Pacific sinking funds fell OF to
50, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
sevenS sold at l07, Union Pacific iirsts a.
l0l and land grants at ~.
STATE RoSD>-Quiet and price, NOM
inaj.
STOCKS Wore generally firm and
higher in early dealings but subsequently
there was reaction, followed later by
partial recovery. Stocks were buoysnt
at the close, when the highest prices Of
the day were made in some shares. The
market closed dull and strong. The earn
ings of the roads steadily advanced as =
general thing Lake Shore advanced ~
G2G, Northwestern common to 81, pre-
!erred 10 5l4, 81. Paul 10 34l, preferred
to G2l and Michigan Central 10 63. The
transactions on the Stock Exchange sg-
gregstcd 80 300 shares, Of which 800
were Eric, 60,500 Lake Shore, 81 400
Ncr.hwestcrn, 1880 Pacific Mail 200
Ohlos, 10000 Western Union, aud 5, 100
Missouri Pacific.
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Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, November l.-The Marx
Lane Express, in it, review OF the corn
trade for the week, says. The weather
hu, been moderate, but there l. little
chance Tor field labor in England, yet
sample, are in poor condition. but tn"
cautousnc,s Of the millers have kept
grain at previous prices. At Paris Hour
wss franc higher, while wheat wa. uu-
changed In the province. wheat i siH
pence to shilling higher. in Belgium,
Holland, Germany, Dantzig and Vienna
prices were firm, and the latter market
rather iearcr. At Odessa there has been
n scarcity Of business because n III" pre-.
t.ntinn, nf the hOIdrrs.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Prof Wuth, the celebrated chemist,
who has analyzed the. gas, says its heat
ing power is % per cent higher than
that of good bituminous coal OF equal
weight. The velocity of the gas into the
air +. about one million cubic feet per
hour rom the well, or considerably over
thousand tons per hour-l 400 tons
possibly. Taking into consideration that
for furnace use the combustion OF the gas
will be much m,re complete than that of
bituminuus ccul and the absolute heat
ing effect is - per cent greater when the
combustion j. complete in both cases,
Prot Wutn thinks The above figures will
bee 'oUEd too low.
O.hcr mi'i- and factorie, on the line OF
the company viii no doubt eventually
adapt tn"ir establishments 10 the uses Of
the gas, and il ! predicted by knowing
and sagaciou> geNtlrmen we'll yersed IN
iron manufacture. that few years-not
uyrr iye-wili witness the abandonment
entirely iu tri. city ot coal for fuel
in our mill, and the substitution
O! natural ga, ~ better, easier,
and more =, onomical fuel. While hail
ing the introduction Of gas now Tor the
purposes mentioned rs the dawn OF anew
era in the history of our manufactures,
", shall. with delight, record such wide
spread and extensive use OF the gas, as
above predicted and which, from all
the known circumstances, must certainly
Ue realized
With well. producing the quantity OF
"A, above Indicated fuel equal to 5O,ooO
bu.hcl, OF coal per day, or ls,25OOoO
bu-hel, per anuum, will be provided.
Taking the cost of this coal at six cents
per hUshel, we have an expenditure OF
over one million dollars. What the exact
.aving to the consumer will be, we are
unah t" state. but il will be immense.
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BY TELE GRAPH
TO THR
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of.Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.


NEW YORK November l.-RrY. Dr.
Storrs has retiren from the Church OF
the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, of which he has
been for many years the pastor, and ~.
ccptsd call from the Old Brick Church,
in this city. DIR. Storrs i, one ofthc most
accomplished pulpit orator, in the coun.
try.
Rev DR.. j. u. Fulton, Of Brooklyn,
has resigned. He says ne doe, not care
to participate in another such meeting as
the one held Friday night, when, it l.
stated, the conduct oC some of the menu
bers towards their pastor was charactcri-
zed by anything else than Christiaa
charity.
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Philadelphia Market.

pHLApELPHIA, November l.--P-lr"-
leum-Es>y; r"6ocd l3!c; crude o..
Cloversccd-S9 OOGl0OO. Flour-Du.I,
Iowa, Wisconsin and MinnesotS sc jO@
: 90; high grades 8 jo(a,s 80. Wheat -
Inactive 1T 81 &5id,l - for Pennsylyr-
MIA and 81 3jG.l 50 Tor white. Com
Dali; yellow 72c; mixed 1lG1l!c. Or,.
Duh; whito $50 t2c; the latter Tor
choice. Eyo- 75tc,S5c Buiter-Stesdy
Nsw York and bradford county rltrn
5JG gtc; 6rsts 3Otd,32; western eAtr,s
32c; drsu 2ja22c; rolls extra 29Gy30c;
fr5ts 26G 2sr. Cheese Firm; western
fne l2}hl.c. rgge-Wo-'c.n fresh q
Ia sc
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YouthfuI Rufinn- Cnptnrcd.

Louis and William Rink. aged II and
10, have for two year. led immoral lives,
and few months ago fled from home.
On Saturday they sent letter to their
father to the effect that Detective kealy
knew where Louis ws> and could arrest
him if the father would 80 to No, 900
Mulberry street The letter purported
to be signed by Detective keaIy. NJ.
Rink obeyed, and a. soon rs he had left
the house, his sons forced open the back
door. pulled pistols and knives and drove
their brothers into another room, where
they locked them in. They then seized
their mother, and while Louis held her
and pointed pistol at her head, VIM.
robbed her OF Il gold watch, 'oohct and
cham and her pocket book. They then
threatened to hIIl her and their brothers
if they attempted to preycntlhrir "-ranS.
They have been arrested.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCISSATI, November l.-Cot.or a
Quiet at l3.c. Flour-dull and un.
changed. Whest-Stesdy; red 81 20Ci
l3O. Corn-Dull at 5sld60c. Oats --
Steady at 2s(d+2c. Bsrley-Dull aud
unchanged. Rys-Firrn at 7S@ Sc.
Pork--Higher; sale. at S2l 40; held
higher at the close. Lard-Quiet; s,esn.
l2;; kettle l3}c Bulk Mests-Quirl
partly cured shoulders Sic; clear rih
lli@.l2c; clear l2ic; all loose. Bacon 80
Quiet aud unchanged Whi,ky-Firm =!
81 L.
Hog,-Firm; common hight 81 0Ota
: 10; good light and packing 81 2;'e
-, extra butchers s. i5GST -.
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FOREIGN.
The I.IberiAn War.

LONDON, November l.-Adyicc- from
Cape Palmer TO October H. say Libe
rian force OF 800 had attacked some
native village, but were repulsed, losing
a, killed and wounded. The disturb
unces result from Liberian law prohib-
iting direct trade between native and
lorrivncrs
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New York Dry Goods Market

;,tw YORK, No7emhsr -Rr-in'-'
sluggish in n'l department. Of 'sed'.
Cotton goods move slowly, .,c"nt cot
ton 5snnels and corset je"ns, ~h.rh were
in steady request. Fine brown -n".!inSs
drm, with an up~srd tendency. Fancy
Madder prints m TAR request, but PIs,ds,
robe. and shirliugs in moderate demand.
Woolcn goods moved slowly. p-"''
goods in steady dcmsnc.
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Pittsburgh Market.

rIIrsBURGH, November w heat
Dull; price, weak sni lower; new r,.i
81 20Gf 30; white 81 GOAL 50; old red
winter 81 GOAL %. Corn-ShelIed du. I!
and lower; quoted AZ 5jCd 6Sc III track
old ear sSG.7Oc; new +Smj0c. Pete.
leum--Ncry quiet; crude 81 65m ! ..
at Psrkers; refined l"!c Ph,lsdripbr.
delivery.
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Majority ......"-....".


The libel suits Of II. c. Bowen sgainSt
the Brooklyn Eagle, damages s25oOOO,
have been Sc, down for trial November
sth
Lycurgus, the Archbishop OF Syria,
Greek Church. is dead.
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TcirsrRphic Communication q
~Outh America.

MY WEST, November l.-Tha new
cable between this place and Puerta
Rosa, has been laid aud the second ca
Die repaired, making r duplicate teie-
graphic communication between the
West Indies and South America
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Tne Kentucky Tobacco Crop,

LOUISVILLE, November l. \ review
and statistical record of the leaf tobacco
trade OF Louisville for lS,4-j Is published
to-day. 1t says; The year i, almost rs
memorable sS IL immediate predecessor,
though il will ne remembered with very
different feelings. a season of shrinkage
and loss everywhere to those engaged IN
handling the staple, it is in striking
contrast with tha buovancy Of values
and profit, snd trad" which dis
iinSul,hed H." la,t wear; but We alludo
- the vsst msiority OF our population
and tn" large and prcpondersnce Of cspi-
Ia interested ~ cuilys,Ing tobacco IN
stead of buving and trading in It, The
results Of the year will far more than rc-
deem its character. Successful crops aud
the declining prices oI 1870 afford bet
ter grounds tor cOugratuisii"n than tho M
iu"d crop, pui buoyaut market, o. lN7i:
but Il, regards the market pr"nrr, nearly
the only agreeable irsrur" 20 which 49,
can roicr :, The fact TIM, .L'u,-vll'" he.
continued To- lead tho Ngr "i
the primary markets o.. lae world
There hrs been y small crop to handle,
but she ha, controlled Il larger proper
ton of tina. than in former year, and
has also done, the extent = the general
movement being considered, y isrgo bus
me-, .nr oth.r Inferior markets.
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Mr.. Moody Appoints Day of Prayer

NEW YORK, November l.-Mr Moody
thi, morning, appointed Friday, the Eth
inst, Ms = day OF fa,ting and prayer, aud
the congregation voted the nstlon br in
yitrh To iOiD
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A calculation has been made oil tne
number of persons the great csthedrals
of the European continent will hold.
St. Peters at Rome. holds 81, 900 people;
the Milan Cathe lral holds $1,000; St.
Paurs, at Rome, holds 25,00O; st. Sophia,
at Constantinople, holds 2S,OOOi Notre
Dame, at Paris, holds $1,000; the Cathe-
dral at Pisa holds 1900, and San Marco,
at Venice, holds 1000
From the statistics now being made up
70 accompany the Postmaster Generals
report, il is ascertained that the total
number of letters sent to the dead letter
office during the last fiscal year was s.,
64O,797. Many of these letters contained
money, checks, jewelry, photographs and
other articles OF value. The total amount
of bankabIe funds enclosed WAS about
three and half million dollars, of which
over three million we're delivered to the
owners.
lIoN. lack CHANDLER, whom the
New York World says WAS brought up,
like Pip in "Great Expeditions by
hand an the bottle, is evidently turning
his serious attention to those clerks who
failed to pay their political assessments.
Mr.. Edmunds, Chairman of the Repub-
lcan Committee, saws "nOthing will be
done ut present. but he wouldn't like
to stand sponsor for any Of those who
failed to pay the assessessment.
How are the mighty fallen The men
who moved from the North for the pur-
posr Of fattening upon taxes wrung from
the Southern people are thenselye- in
ditliculty. We notice the following in
an exchange: The names OF Senator
john }. Patterson and Adjutant Genera
ii. ". Purvis still aIorn the advertising
columns of the Unton Heraid, OF Colum-
ba. South Carollns, and still Tor the
original reason, because the household
goods OF the former and the wsr horse
OF the latter AR. for >ale hy the sheriff.
By United State, census, Col
o,ado in 1870 hsd only about
10000 inhabitants. Yet now it i, claim
ed lha. the population j., 10000 or D.
COO more than j. required by law before
q territory can become State Thus
is SHOWN wonderful increase OF lio,-
OoO in five years. Considering thu pro
portion of Increase for 80 many year,
previou, was only n few thousand per
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Labor Contraction.

NEW YORK, November l.-The liud-
son River Railroad Company discharged
over one hundred track laborer-, and il
is expected further di,ms,al- will b."
mal"
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November l.-W hest
Quiet ard steady; No. rel IL 20; ro-
jected sjc. Corn-Lowrr; low mixed
.helled and ear sc. Usts-SIeady ~
IS. P-uO.eum-I rchRnged.
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TuEKE Is one thing about tha recent
change OF schedule on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad which works very unfavora-
Div to Wheeling The train from this
city TO the East, which takes the mails
each morning, leaves here at GAO A. NJ,
snd ., ,,uw train, y fast train to
Cuirsl, leave, Baltimore At $40 4. NJ,
suI TIN, train arrives at Grafton, 26S
mule, from Baltimore, al the same time
That the train from here does, although the
distance from Wheeling to the same
point is only 100 miles. Hence it
follows, that ;hr'Baltimore mail is enabled
10 reach every portion Of the State east
Of Grafton earlier than the mail from
Wheeling. Thi, Is n inanifestly unjust
discrimination against Wheeling and in
ssyo- Of Baltimore. lit not possible for
.g.. .l pa remeIied? \ train leaving
a~rr s:sn .nr.ie- hour, or making more
..,.l ..a... would afford certainly lsirer
.ympr.,t.on between the two cities than
=, .ne present arrangement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-02

TRoI, y. Y, November l.-Th"
operative, oi Harmony mills at C"hoe-,
numbering 5000 have accepted & 'w"I' "
per cent reduction in wage.