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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-12
New York Market.

NEW YORK, November ll.-Cotton-
Steady at l3:@l33c; futures closed easy;
November l3sCGl33-32c; December IL D.
l6c; January l3 9.32c; February l3 1882
(dl3 7-l6c; March Is 9-l6@l3 10 S2c;
April Is Is 32c May Is l5.l6e. Flour
-Dull and in buyers favor; receipts a.
600 barrels; supertine western and State
IS 00G5 50; common TO good s. 35G
65; good to choice 50 7OCG6 10; white
wheat extra S6 l5mS 90; extra OHIO s. 40
al %; ST. Louis - jO@9 90. Rye
Flour-Steady at 81 3Om5 50. Corn
Meal-Firm and unchanged. Wheat
Receipts $4,000 bushels; very dull and
lower to sell, but no pressure to realize;
large portion Of the receipts are gong
into the store houses; rejected spring
81 Of; winter red western, new, common
to fair, 81 ID; do damaged 7Gcm$l co;
ungraded spring 81 "a; white Michigan
81 42ImJl 4St. Rye-Quet at s5Gi SSc.
Barley-Heavy; Bay Quinte 81 %.
Malt-Steady at 25c. Corn-Scarcely so
firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; western
mixed, 74@74!c; do sail 75!@7tc. Oats
Quiet receipts 1900 bushels; No. 2
mixed and No. 2 Chicago soc bid prime
mixed 5lc bid; SIC asked Hay-FIrm
at $40 CO. Hops-Firm; eastern and
western l0G l5c. Cotiee-Quiet and un-
changed. Molasses-Firm; New Orleans
new 1lG7Sc. Rice Unchanged. Petro-
leum-Weak; crude G:ta6i; refined l@ll
l3!c. Rosin-Duli at S5@90c. Eggs
Unchanged Pork-Dull Mt So 30.
Beef-Quict Cut Mcats-Quiet; mid
dies heavy; western prime steam l2!c.
Lard-Frm at l2{@l3c Butter-Firm;
western l6@ 2jc. Chccse-Quiet ut Sta.
l23c Wh!sky-Lowcr at 81 lG!.
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Is the table Of fees furnished by the
Committee on Investigation, showing
the amount of fees collected by the Aud
tor from insurance companies, We ind
4, stated that the Home Insurance Com
p.av. OF Columbus, Ohio, paid $3.50 for
each af,hryc years. An examination Of
Oh, testimony, We are informed, will
.s.a .ha. tuI. sum was paid only for
an, year 1870 and WAS not paid for
r..ngr 1874 or 1915. This item, alone,
show, - error. or misstatement Of the
evidence amounting to $500. We have
on,v inquired a, to thi, one item, a' it
,. ,... .,r,.-. ,., noted II the residue
o,v. ..5. 0, %, j'ac'urate aud unfair
s........ ....rI To-. what reliance can
t-r aup,a ,1. Committees figures?
/. a.,, appear, ia the testimony Of Mr..
BlsHor >r.-r.g-, ,f oar Franklin Com
panv Tia, for 1913. the authorities Of
ono charged that Company $3.50.
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Philadelphia Market

PHILADELPHIA, November ll.-PeLro-
leurn-Nominal. Flour-Dull; Iowa
Wisconsin and Minnesota family 81 %
as 90; high grades 81 5OC,S 10. Wheat
Wanted; red Pennsylvania 81 3S; Go
western 81 GOAL 20 Corn Firm; yell
low 7j@7Gc; mixed 74@7jc. Oats -
Steady; white 40@4Sr; mixed 80.
Whisky-Steady; western 81 IL. But.
ter-Steady; New York and Bradford
county extras 34@ 3jc; tirsts 3OCt 32c;
western extras 3Om32c; tirsts 27Ga29r;
rolls extra 27m29c; do tirsts 26Ca 25c.
Chees Quiet: western firm at l24Cl
BE. Eggs-Firm; Western fresh 81
Gf22c.
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RATTRoAD Bon DS-Firm, with ClcNc-
londN pr,shnrch consolidated and Han
;LaIand :, Inn thc Pacific issues, md
Wor,bwe.tern 81 the feutures.
Sr,Tr SvcrRrr1rs-Slcady.
srnrrs-Narket openrd buoyant and
sc,iye with large advance in prices.
Tbo Iaodinr feature of the day was
trn;on poetic which advanced from GSi
:, ".J ~ Thonext gre,tr,t advance was in
poc;fc Na,I which rose from 3Sl to 3SJ.
a%i"ard Vi.sissinni was active and nd-
wm'o ma "''o ,rnm ~. III 70 ~. N.rtbwr,ten
a"n,,ar ",,, rn.e from 3s5 TO 90: 81. Paul
frnm 35l 70 35l. preferred from Gi{ to
c5 a,d Nichi',,r, Central fom G65
G?I Western Union fell of to 76l. and
! ,,ar rose to 76i. Lake Shore advanced
f,t ord srhspourntIv declined to 81 :.
IIon,ihal ,nd 81 .Io.Gph common nd
yora.d ~ r3g declined to 22g and ads
,.a".oJ " - IJ, Missouri Pacific ro,.
sr',n, III :, 15j and later declined
20, trL, ,tr,,r chances ,y.rn .Ii,,bt
81. war;. hu,vort durirr the aC
,orr|,, With oo,iy.. buslnc.s in the lcad-
i,g shares bdt in the first sales there was
=. ro.n,;nr from the extreme advance on
ron%latinn Union Pacihc continued to
~, ~. G.atnra IF the market and reese to
a og,in.t Gsl Mt the opening. At the
,J,.s there wa,n reaction to 7lIm7I3.
psciGr Mail WINS prcmincut in dealings
md closed at 89l, aal. after selling at
49,, gof. Hannibal nnd St. Joe advanced
- 3Sj ,Sr common and to iGg for prefer.
rod 6ut there was a subsequent decli ne
80 GoI md a rospoctiyeIy: Michigan
Central rose from 6553 to G7i. but finally
s,lJ ,t f5l. Missouri Pacific
.,,sr dnrIirinr from 15l to l33. rallied
%oIl5 and closed Mt Isl Illinois Cen
ira, advanced from g2 to %. Northwest.
ern closed at So after selling up to 80.
st. Paul rose to So. preferred to 6j and
Rock Island to lO4. but closed at re-
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCIYNATI November ll.-Cot.on-
Firm at l2!c. Flour-Dull and unchang-
ed. Wheat-Quiet at 81 -. Corn
Dull; old Goa 62c; shellcd, new 4OG i3c.
Oats-Dull at 28@@Oc. Barley-Steady
and unchanged Rye-Frm at lSla SOC.
Pork--No old here; new jobbing at
S22 90. Lard-Firm; steam l2sc; kettle
13fml3lc. Bulk Meats-Firm; shodl-
ders 9ITSIc; clear RIB He; clear ll!"'
ll3c, all partly cured loose. Bacon
Firm at l0!@l4I@ 4!c,ljc Whisky
81 II.
Hogs-Qmet; common light s. OCrr
: 20; good light and packing - 2j@ 30;
extra butchers - Is.
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Central stock Yards. East Liberty.
TUESDAY. November Q, l1,j.
CATTLE.

\ reliable circular given in our week
ly edition OF Saturday stated that the
market ,lill ruled dull, and prices Were
generally l2Ic lower, IS - beng the out.
side for best shipping cattle, and from
this down TO 3 OOm3 81 for stockers, aud
ut these figures trade was exceedingly
slow. We have norcliablc authority for
stating that prices rule any better tins
week. bat a, the run Is not a heavy one,
thcy will not be- worse. Indeed, 1t would
seem thu. the market wa, slowly reachrg
it, true level, and that in the near ir
turc all concerned will accommodate
themselve, to the altered circumstances
surrounding them.
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Forged tickets purporting TO have been
issued bv the Illinois Central Railroad nj
Chicago. to BE- good for passage from
Chicago TO Denver by way Of st. Louis,
were offered yesterday to the ticket agent
of this city, for sale at reduced rates.
The agents in this city of the Trans
Atlantic Steamship Company have re-
ceived the following from Havre, IN re-
gard to the accident to the Vile de
Paris: "Iujury slight, and no one hurt.
The passengere were landed at noon, and
the slip arrived safely in port. 1t had
struck quay with the bow
\ number OF German merchants have
united to raise 10000 to detray the ex-
penscs of the reception Of the Ger
man Crown Prince in this City, and es-
cort to Philadelphia on his visit 10 the
Centennial.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November ll.-Flour- Dull 4;
W Wheat-Dull and nominal; No. . white
Wabash 81 81; No. do 81 %; No. |
white Michigan 81 2G4; old 81 40;
extra do 81 45; amber Michigan 81 Is.
Corn-Dull; high mixed, spot and
seller November 60c; low mixed, spot
59!ci new 55c; no grade 65c. 0ats-Dlll; /;
No. 2 35ic; seller November 36c; white
4lc; Michigan Soc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-12
highland Grant Confirmed.

WAsuINGToN, November ll-Attor-
ucv General Plcrrrpont has decided
tina, act of Congress, April -, lSl6,
confirmed to Hugh John Maxwclla grant
OF 10000 acres at the Forks OF Black river,
Missouri made to President Maxwell! IN
l799 by the Spanish Government. This
large tract of land situated in Reynolds
and Iron counties is therefore declared to
belong to the claimants represented here
by Warwick Launstcll.
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BY TELEGRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
THE LOST PACIFIC !
Thrilling Story Of the Res
cued Quartermaster.

N,,r,p,, N,vauhnr 1.-the steam
n.,,,rnoJ 81, q O'clock
S"'P .''sS;. E-''',' an,,i.oin the neiyh.
,'''s A.I :, ,"'u Gmn Ua' EIa,,orr far Survivors
Do' g..I' n'Tu w.. y, panISi % Sn" f,n,J no hyjur
.'o'l' s'-' ',N,',o ii,i.'I ~, ,aa bndv of ;,
P'''oi'>' ~ P.' nv W 80 Nj K.llar
"onI"'' 'uC"''''VN ~ - ',','' . -. nf Ur
.! "a" '""|'S''' r.;
NihlhS 9tell"Co'Li' VI
tory, ana the Dody VI Tue s'oN'I - '"'
lost snip a.! lh'sc oou'IS Ia" '''o P'o,
servers on: Inc Oil'er hAicoV P'ON'G
up the pay the assistant steward steward h"'ilIu
Richard Jones. steamers are sun Sear'h-
ING ior more oodles. An inquest VIII De
h'lu on three o"ule' 'o-""!' "'''o''S u
the wreck are beginning u come "'"o'c
near TINS point
SAN FRANcIsco, November ll.-Dis.
patches from Ncah Bay. Washington
Territory. dated Yesterday, giyc the state
ment of Neal OHulev, Guartcrmastcr of
the Pacific, who was rescued by the reyc-
nue. cutter Oliver y olcott oh the morn
ing of the eth inst, to the effect that:
"a bout 25O people were on board. | went
below at : clock in the evening; every
thing was right and the lights in place.
When the shock occurred ran
ON deck. everything WAS in con-
f,,.lor and the passeuu.rs were
cro,,d;,g n, tha hurricane deck The
.hin f.II e,r into 81 trou.b of the sen He
-a,l, L.. ,,ass.l rrd.r sou which thnv
s,id bs. sfrpck the steamer The pa.,en. .
.n,,,,.rs crowded into tho hnqt. t,.,,iust
IN. Commands of the otficar. win tnn
chief eng,nrrr oot mart oftbr boat for.
wsrd into the w,ternnd cot fifteen w.
man md men in sunnosrd
saw none of them afterwards
surnor,ad ,uvs.l bv fn,tinn ON the sEv.
GTht about ffr.,p minute, and then got
~ n,r,inn nftb.. burric,n. derl, with
som. cight others. ON looking for the
s,ssmor W. fopnd she bal Je,annearrd
''"''.''' '1S,, ''',I s hn,u,,
w., w. - - " for bnIn wera t~srru, I'm,
,h'.,. sno,, ns.sed and ~, yer. ,,Inn. ou
,%o rar Tbnre were the rsn,sin
'u' "'', .,a sa.,,J c,oI. .,J ,,,,r
'.i,'. io,. ,a.,,r,-.rs a,',, ;n,,rJin, voung
'.'. - '',,ani. - H. ,onrrimi,
,L,.a I.Iau, - cola fro,n the southeast ,bc
'",' ,,.,i.;a..a cIasr hrnast ovar tb. r,fi
w iasbaJ ourseIves to il and about four
80. '''.'- ~. n,asLnJ oyaTLn,rJ the C,r-
49,. ..ao,,J roo,o md ,nothnr n,ss.I,-
an ~. -, 'asc,~,L. ,L.. ...nrl
ger anu ii.n "o'" =, ',.il ni,.-oJ nn sh,n, f,nr
l,. ,.,.I,,.I, -, ,be at,arnoon. ssw land about
tnnn,, milo. djstapt.pd n piece o, the
vel with two or more on
i \ bout } p. NJ. another died. On the
r'orning of the Gtb another died. lray.
;nr mn alone About 4p,M q large box
""o,nJ A." M "anr m. which ,ot ON The ra,l
",-sb.,,ar. s,.nt .opDJ At NIGHT. Several
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-12

900 on produce now on its way to the
seaboard. Transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 10000 shares, of
which 2S,OO0 were Pacific Mail, $1,000
Western Union, $500 Northwestern
common, 1000 St Paul common, 1900
Erie, 1000 St. Joe, $4,000 Lake Shore,
1900 Ohios, 1000 Union Pacific and
10000 Missouri Pacific.
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Position Accepted by Mr.. Davis.

NEW ORLEANS. November ll.-Mr.
Jefferson Davis has accepted the PreSI.
dencv of the American Department of
the Mississippi Society Of London, ten
dcred HIM by the parent organization.
The object Of this movement Is to direct
attention to the development Of the COM
mercial, agricultural and mineral re-
sources of the valley of the Mississippi.
Mr.. Davis will devote his entire energies
to the work in this country and Europe,
making hi. headquarters ut New Orleans.
\ Bucyrus, Onio, special reports that II
fire there destroyed property to the value
of Sl2 900; insured for $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-12

New YORK, November ll-Mr. Ellis,
the leader of the bulls party, in the late
corner in lard for October delivery, yes
tcrday announced his inability to meet
hi. engagements. The delinquent bears
have been summoned before the Com.
plant Committee OF the Produce EN-
pnuuve
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View York Dry Goods Market.

y Nv YOKK. November ll.-Thc prInt
market has been more active and some
large package sales made ut irregular
prices. PLAID prints in good demand
and firm. Cotton goods are in limited
request but steady. Cotton hannels and
corset Jeans active. Woolen goods quiet,
The daily Buiietu says: Several hun
dreI cases of WaterleIt ,hawls were sold
at auction, and brought good prices.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Ney Work Money and Stock
Market.

New oRK, November ll.-MoNEY-
Market easy at 2!@4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper Gal per cent. Gus
toms receipts $4,000. The Assistant
Treasurer disburscd $23g,OOO ClcarIngs
$4l, 100000. Sterling firm at 4S2Gt 1856.
GoLD-Opencd ut llih tell of to
ll4!, and later advanced to nag, at
which it closed. The rates for business
were |, and per cent per annum,
and "a per diem.
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the ohio consultation

CoLCMRCS, Novembar ll.-Governor
Allen today issued his proclamation otfi
cisliy announcing that the proposed
amendment to the State constitution, pro-
viping o. supreme Court had
been adopted by the requisite vote at the
last election, and that in relation to tax.
ing dogs had not been adopted.
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wheeling stock Market.
CHEESEMAN'S SToCK YARDS,
THURSDAY. Nov. 10,

7 II 7 r D = .'''F' - J
The following are the arrivals at IN"
Chri,tmap House wards the past week,
and the prices paid Tor the same:
CArTLE-Arriya.s during the week,
- head, sold ut = OOCa % per cwt.
HoG.-Arrivais during the week, l6o
head; sold At ia &c per ID.
uEEP-ArrlvaIs during the week, {
head; sold at 3G At per 10.
Cows-There were only two arrivals
during the wceH; sold nt.PrIr"s ranging
from $iOto ~.
CALvEs-Turrr were ~ arrival ol
ra!yr-
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November ll.-Wheat-
Quiet; No. red held at 81 80; No. =
do 81 20 No. 8 do 81 90; rejected so.
Corn Steady; low mixed csc; high mix
ed held at 66c; new entirely nominal.
Oats-Steadyi No. = 3Sci No. held at
40c; white 4lc. Petroleum-Unchsnged
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November ll.-Flour-
Very quiet;superAne western "a oo@S ooi
family s. 5o@7 w. Wheat-Stesdy and
unchanged. Confirm; western mixed
7l9c bid. Oats-Firm; western mixed
4l@42c; white 43Gd6c Rye-Quiet at
Sac. Pork-At $23 26@28 so. Bulk
Meats-None offering. Bacon-Shoul-
ders l04@llci clear rib l4@l4lcj hams
l5:@l6c. Lard-Dull at l4;c. Petro-
leum-Steady; crude 6:@6ic Butter
Steady and unchanged. Cofee-Quiet
at lsl62l!c. Whisky-Firm at 81 l6t
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Public Health Assoeio,io,

BALTIMORE, November ll-The
American Public Health Association re-
assembled this morning and admitted a.
He" members. OMcey, We're also chosen
'yF the ensuing year and AL Executive
committee elected
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Whatever activity there WAS IN the
market this week, was confined to tn"
wholesale trade, and the carly stages Il
the retail operations, Prices during that
time were marked up !Gic on the better
grades of cattle. but the advance WAS not
before the closeand the market tor the best
as well as all other grades, became quite
dull, The lower grades were without
material change, bat were exceedingly
hard to sell. The quality will average
ittlc. if any better than it did last week,
there being larger number Of rough
cattle, oxen and COWS, if anything. than
there were then. About 500 head went
East without being offered here. QUO
tations:-2!m &c.
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TIE WEATHER.
PROBABILITIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT

W AR DEPARTMENT
'''.s .F CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
NANuINGToN, Nov. y, a. VI. }
PROBABILITIES.
Eu- tie South AtIaulic and Gulf
N.a!a-, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
isnI and stationary barometer, south.
""-, 10 southeast wlud~, warmer and
Clear Weather, possibly followed by ram
'-nm Texas u the Oa'o Valley.
Fo- the Upper Mississippi. and Lower
Missouri Valleys rising barometer.
'.-.uwe,tcriy winds, colder and partly
loudly weather possibly accompanied by
occasional ram, which conditions will
ri.ynI over the Upper Lake regions.
For New England. rising followed by
falling barometer, winds backing to
west and south, warmer and generally
clear weather
For the New \ ork Caual region, tenn
prraturc above ircez.u.
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL, s26O,OOO
CAPITAL, s25O,OoO
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, PreHde11,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
VI. A. CHANDLER, Cuyhier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley,
Successor TO
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is orgrnized and prepared 10
transact the business OF banking In all Its
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes. II hopes 10 merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check ht
sight, received from banks, bankers, nrins,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN x. BoTsFoRD WM. B SIMPSON.
JACOB y. RHODES, WM. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
GEo. w. FRASZHEIM, JOHN +. WILSON,
Henry VI. HAMPER, my2l
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of Vice President Wilson

WAsHISGTeN, November lie. V.
Murphy one Of the Senate reporters who
remained last night with NIce-Presdent
Wilson until $40 this morning address
ed the following note toI DR.. Baxter:
"The Vice President was very restless
until o'clock this morning, since when
he has been almost constantly uozing.
| administered the opiate at the time
ordered, gave beef tea shortly before
o'clock and again At 9 10, all OF which re-
msined on his stomach His bowels have
not been moved
1t is ascertained from another source
that the ' ice President during the
night, pressed his head and heart with
his right hand, and ut times threw forth
both arms. His more thoughtful and OBJ
servant friends consider his condition as
very critical. DR.. Baxter at II o'clock
said the Vice President WAS then resting
comfortably, having slept considerably
during the morning. The Vice PresI-
dent himself said he felt more natural.
At 1910 DR.. Baxter reported the zee
President doing well in every way. lie
said there was no reason to doubt that be
would soon recover:
At l2:l5 President Grant drove up
and entered the sick room, remaining
about ten minutes.
Cause Of Mr. Wilson's Illness.
WvsHINGToN, d. G, November Il
DR.. Baxter says the Vicc-Prcsidcnts Ill
ness is attributable directly TO the cX-
cessivcly high temperature of the bath
which he took yesterday morning, while
still suffering from indigestion, caused
bv heavy dinners in New York and Phil
adephia, closely following overwork OF
the mental faculties. If the local weak
ness of II portion OF his spine had not
diverted, the most Of the blood Of his
back would have gone to hls brain, and
produced death by apopleXy. The Doc
tor now conf tently expects that Mr..
Wilson will be as well "a usual in
twenty or thirty days.
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THE CITY B A N K

(HIdiUidudi Liability
Is PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL BU-
| sinrss appcrtaining To Banking.
Deals In Bills of Exchange, United States,
state and County Bonds, Gold Coin, and
Negotiable Securities, al fair rates.
Notes and Bills Of ENchHng. discounted.
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
facturcrs, Banks, Bankers, and others, on
all accessible points in the United states
and Canada.
Drafts in sums 10 suit purchasers on MI
the principal cities and Towns In Gerna-
nv, Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposits Solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits.
Il. CRANGLE, PeHoiert,
J. DALZELL, Iice PreSideH,
Ii. CRASGLE Cashier. feb.l
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HOES

Last week bust Phiiatelphias were
quoted ut s. 25; fair IS 90 and good
mixed s. 75; good Workers brought s. 81
All %, and stag, and sows - 0O1d 80.
A. Vet the market is not fairly establish
ed. bu. it will not differ materially from
list week.
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LIST or DRoyERs

The following are the names of the
principal drovcrs, owners or conslgnees
Of the principal drovers, where the cat
tie are reported from and their destina-
tion:
~ NE Itnker ROuSe and Drore Yards.
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VOL. l3.
AF'heeljua 2eglster,
,4. ..-.i IS New York yesterday

-..g oar reports tins morning tue
.....ry are that the weather to-day
De partly cloudy, with southwest
..Les,twlnd-. AND higher tempera-
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Causc Of Mr.. wilson's Illness.
Board OF Missions ofthe Me. Church.

New YORK, November 1.-THE Board
Of missions Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church continued IN session to day,
Bishop Simpson presiding. The follow
eng appropriations were made: Erie,
$1,000; Florida. $500; Georgia $780,
Haston, 5000 Indiana, $500 Iowa, $500
Kentucky $G,500i Lexington, $500;
Maine, 81, 100; Michigan, S2OOi Louisiana
$4,000.
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

Octce, No 1919, Man. 81,
VIII EEL ING, w. VA.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
vi t"rest paid on Special Dcposits, Note
and BillS Discounted, Exchange bought
and sold, Collections at home or from
abroad promptly attended Ia.
DIRECTORS:
John REID, CHRISTIAN ii HEss,
John HASDLAS, john NOCKLER,
SAMUEL j. BOYD, RICHARD CARTER,
ANDREW WILSON, JOHN L. TKUsCHEL,
THOMAS O'BRIES.
JOHN REID, Ihestdent,
JOSIAH r. UPDEGRAFF. CtShier. jul
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More Failure

The failure of ). NJ. Beard, Son y Co ,
with liabilities Of 3@j0,0OO Is announced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-12

RAILROAD BoNDS-Firm, with Cleve-
land u Pittsburgh consolidated and Han
nibal and st. Joe, the Pacific issues, and
Northwestern as the features.
N,,.,,r,, - vgr-prTrEs- StpNly
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-11
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