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, 1875-10-09

mud the wheels of trade tnvc
Tins kept up their revolutions. son,e Of our
old citizens hnve left IFS nn,1 others have
died, b,t thern arc not wanting men 10 step
into their rlaces aud 60 on will, their work.
Four years ngo today our merchants wern
without stores or goo:le hr laak1 to Eelp
them today they are lftter accommodated
than over bcfore. Four years aEn t.>tlay
churcl,~goers wero wprshiring in tho uidAt Of
ruins; to~,lay they worship in The ,nost ele-
gant temples they hnsh ever lna Fouryeara
ago today the City Government Ind no place
to exercise its functions now. Ind ns it Is,
it il we'll provided for, with amplo acconmo-
t,ations for nil its ringa aud corruptionists.
Four years. ago totlny thousands Of the rco-
ple Of Chicago were occupying tho rrairir
The lake sll,re, luts, cabins. churches, engine
and school houses now every citizen is cpm-
fortnb'y ho.,set},
This great work has been accomplished in
tho faco Of almost immensuralle obstacles
and period Of great monetary strineeney,
md to-tlay Chicago is lnrger, hotter buiit,
moro pola1lons, stronger In MI nntoriat ways,
moro beautiful in herself and i'll her ss,burls.
the = over before, III tho fact TINT MI this
has been accomplished under peculiar dill
entities liea strong hope for the future. If
"Christian fnit11 and Western grit" l,nvo ac-
conlr1isflc,l 80 much Under tlishenrtentng
circumstances, whnt viii they not do when the
clouds break and tie sun OF good fortune and
prosperity shines out clcnr)y7 I'm tho midst
of calamity without parallel in the worlds
~ IL - ~. - ~ s.h.
, 1875-10-09

No better reading will bo found in tho col
umn4 of IuE TRIBUNE to-lay than tho lettos
of cAE1 scurnz in reply to thoreoent attempt
OF WENDELL pu11rs, through the New iorx
Herald. to ouswer Mr.. sonunz's great Cinosn-
nati speech on tho finance question. It IL
not too much to say that alr. P,u111pa has
passed through alogieal threshing- machine,
and bis remains arc 70 badly scattered rs to
preclude tho possibility OF replacement and
articulation. AnrxMcs WAnp would haye
said, after reading Mr. scuuazs letter, that 1t
would have beeu elo in WENDELL Pu,111ps'
pocket il he lad never been born.
But he was born, and in luck.eas hour he
waa ineIted by some dark and siulstes spirit
to put On paper something about the ourren-
cy aud political conomy,-hoa.stling about
doing away with checks, notes, drafts, hills
OF exchange, and In their pleco substituting
geeubacaa something abou. wha. Joas
S!uAng Mkt aud BosA4r PRICE have aa;a
at1d written, Ind about othts ,natt.rs re,at.
iug to tho general subject uA1eE oonsiaesa.
aon. With what sean!t, can lest he pexrs,yed
by reading oyssy word Of aIr. hcauux's 70.
piy,
, 1875-10-09
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.


There ire to 10 several elections Of mora or
less importance during tho course of this
mouth. All tho Stato elections havo acquired
apacial interest on account Of the approach-
ing Presidential campaign. and the recognized
bearing Of tho currency question OH tho ro-
suit. It is felt that tho result of th6 State
eiectiona this year, particularly those Of
Pennsylvania aud Ohio, will decide as be-
tween tho two factionB Of tho Democratic
pnrty, whether or not tho Democrats will
eutor the Presidential campaign as con-
fessedly and profsssodly intlatlou party. Tho
elections in tho other States will exercise
moro Or less influence in Tho same direction,
though not to tho sa1no loyroe.
Beginning with tho most important, the
election in Ohio occurs no1t TueAlayt Oct.
II. Il full State tiokot is to DO elected, and
there haa never boen q canvass more thorough
and sweeping. The two sata tiokets aro aa
follows:
Etpuuliean. Democratic.
Governor. .....,..n u. lIAYEs. Wat. ALLEN.
I.eut-uoverlor. T. L. Young. BAN. +. CAEY.
aupteme Judgo q. ". McIIvA1aE. r. Q. Aaanuns.
Auditor. .JANiz WtLL1AMS. +. II. GREEAE.
Att'y1sneral.. .,Jous LrrTLK. T. E. powELL.
Treasurer. ..... I'D. II. M1L1tKys. J. acuRErAEa.
I'D Pub. Work.. .FH1rn THATCHER. II. E. OHAaA N.
Tho Sta.o ii now in the hands Of tho DEM
ocrnta, ALLEN was elected Governor two
yonrs ngo, over NoxEa, by st7 majority, hut
tho Dc,nocrats oarricl tho State last yoar by
a majority Of Il, ,a02. The Legislature il III
their hautls, and they havo ali the advantages
that attach to complete possession of the
, 1875-10-09

13Ic for short ribs do, aud 1910 for short
chars DO. lIighwines were quiet and firm at
$l,1t per gallon. Lnkc frejghts were In
good demand and firm at 2]c for corn to Buf.
falo. Flour was In fair demand and stoaly.
Wheat was mere active md 2@29o lower,
closing as sl.o74 for October and :si.0G for
November. Corn Was quito active and 1a'1 4c
higher, closing Mt 51sc cash, anil ffso for
November. On1# were in fair request ard I
M!e higher, closing Mt 's'iso cash, aud :'2! e
for November. Rye was firm at 1nlc. liar
ley WIN sefc lower, closing nt :'7o cash, a,ni
III 10 for November. Hogs opened active antl
strong, hut closed weak nj Thnrsday:s prices.
Sales were principally al $7.GoG07.oo. Cntslo
wero in fair demand Mt cary prices. Sheep
were moro active md unchanged. One hun
dred dollars in gold would buy $11G.5o in
greenbacks At tl,e close.
, 1875-10-09

The Canadians lave their religious riots
nd graveyard co,ubats, but they do sono
hings better than their ncighbors Of the
Nates They havo indicted HoSonE Corr,
nanagcr OF the collapsed jacQuea Cartier
Sank, for mn'sing fu1sc statement Of tho
l0ances Of that institution.
, 1875-10-09

AaotAer batch OF revenue-lefrauaars have
son,e to grief III Chicago. This time uo
Illicit aktillcrs aud rcctiaers wero caught rs
tearly as could he in tho very act, md uutcsa
thoy shall succeed in convincing jury Of
aeir peers TINT highwincs will remain hot in
vat for something Iiko two weeks, there is
u excellent prospect Of m opportunity to
ectifY their mistakes in Joliet.
, 1875-10-09
WITEl SUPPLEMENT. L.

At the New York Gold Exchange yesterday
Tcenbaciss conluandel a3ss, under the nows
It shipments Ut specie FROM England snl
California for New York
, 1875-10-09

over eighteen months l1ryoni tl.e term for
wlic1, ho was clcc.r.1. anss under tho rr,tain-
ty TINT iio viii never nenin DO 4 Hnccessfnl
candidate, l1o might refuso TO pau'lcr to Tho
tlrprayetl c1asses for political purposes, mud
Civo the interests Of proi'ersy-owncrs mil
tax-rnyers nt least c1un1 consideration.
, 1875-10-09

A1ooDy and SASgEY, according to a press
Gspatch, after casting about several weeks
'or tho best point for commencing their re-
fival ca:nrnien, have mMls selection which
I'll commend itself to tho approval Of tho
zaly j1ldicious. They will begin in Brook
sn! No ona con now deny tlat S1r. Moopr
,ss indeed kept close trnck OF events TRIMS
plrlng in America during 1ris absence.
, 1875-10-09

Tho Chicago produce markets woso quite
Irregular yesterday, with uose doing. Meas
pork MAS less actiys, and closed firm OF
f:2.65 for October. sntl slo.15@13eu seller
thu ysar Lard waa dull aud lHc Ter 100 Ri,
lower, cloainy u: ! - cash, Eul el2,074@
iI.lU st}lst the ysat. altats wsru 4uitt l.,.s4
61.a Il. vj@y.o ios suull4st shoulders (bozaQ),
, 1875-10-09
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

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10 prevent delay ana mistakes. tt fnEn ami sIre
Post-Dt1co address IN f including State md County,
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esst-Onec ordsr os In ttTftred letters At or r1sf'
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Daily devere, sf1,dsy ezrs3te, ~ ccnts rer week.
patly delivered, Sunday tnciea 10 eenss per week.
Address THK Tribune COMPANY,
Garner Mtdfs.,n Ani Dessttrn.asa.. Chicago, III.
, 1875-10-09

In connection with our b,ilding review for
the season Of 1875, notable aud gratifying
act shnaM claim attention. It is that
1uong the 800 or 1 300 houses built and coul-
'enced within tho corporate limits Of Chi
lago during tho year, at cost Of from
s1o'ooo'eeo TO $4,000, 900, not a single
Fanlo or wooden structure Ia to be found ;
III were Of brick, stone, or iron, or of these
a'ateraals combined. This il tho result Of
tho faithful enforcement Of the ordinance
ua1fing the fire. limits and the city limits CO.
sera1nons, and it constitutes record Of
Ehich tho city mAy well be proud.
, 1875-10-09
THE WORE or FOUR YEARS,

Tour Years A3O today. Chicago VIII, in EpTe
dj,tross 4 trent confederation. unnaralletc1
in the fire records Of thu worlI. was svcc,-
ipg t1ro,p,, her streets. Before liz rayores
were stnyc,l. it lad consumed tho business
Lonrt nj fo t;},. n,,d x,r,,t .ho ,s,1,o1n ,,,-,h
,,...s.. 1,. - ;:,: M,
SO '~es''s' '".o 't AoHtNesee1' Aao ae'.f"e-
ton Vas complete. Merchants had 10 places
Of business, thousands Of eitizeua hau no
]n,,neY. Ti,cra was., IN ha,,ks- nm insurance
,t,;a,, -, ,,,,,,,,,,..,a,-, hn.o1a e -.
0D'-sD' ~ "'t"fs''' 'o 11"'oa' VI eo'A7e
116nee, 10 places OF amusement. feduced
nrmber of churches. Grain elevators. md
ynraho1aeu. cnd .hnro vora m o,,hl;o
h.,:r,1:. 1.t. ,r,.a "a. ......t1
's.'' no ..ty ""e on.Ppco o'sfc'
aad III tho pfnce of all these stretched o long,
areary wasto Of ciulers, ashes, and ruin, Re-
n,,.n3,cf1 tv t1,a fir.t sboeL of tbo t{ow r,s,
.,,... :,
St'" '''4los' "e'i''it inb' anu selueety B'eanu
Of nope penetrated through the denHe dark
bHn Of Hpoko which hung nyer thu t1ayntcd
n;tv .r7s Cr,,n,no trn,nv.x-,. s,,eroro<, with
-, :, ~
~ eae fest, ana oh ule HorAans a1ter tne nro
-o1nd itself possessed Of 0 dirty, dingy Canal
street tet,csueut n few ta!law captlicH anli
u,,ro ,.oor,}e to;5 ,,n,n ,,orro,, fcr ,a,,,s, a.
:: '~"'s.t -
1ts alocA III ltaoo. VI eue AottnnB VI tne
44ln u oe'oper LIE !n1nuSE teappearea IN o
form hardly recognizable by ita Oldest friends,
but it WIS brave, confident, and hopeful, ard
the following brief editorial spoke words Of
encouragement to its rsadera:
cnrEn ur.
n .hs sa.ass a. eaAmity Wseoat parallel n the
sccumat,ons he naals o1 .ais M ] oaes no.uuiai e,tr
la,e resolved thu. Chicago elal r..e again.
With WOO every hand With death il, many ssr.nss
p'sees. VII. sso Or eoses hunasea millions Of o''r
aaT,s ~ ~, s a 1"@, ~ ~ III. ra,s sw @ s
look into tho future wIth updauutoa hearts IA ,hsrs
baa mover sean aueh calamity, haa there never
'*ra aush cheerful fo'tls0 in sho faoe Of aE.oat1on
.. u e.,n b, void bid % h.s nrohb,1 'r
sceu tho ko Of lt-enrslu,y not since Moscow burned
Dut tie torees OF nature les4 than he ,osees of
sea'au' sc'1fs .uas te otehanse' u great staaon
rnaured m to rseo,,rc, nr far 1ir hut te e.nits ~
rebuild fte-psuof NH 10 FORTHCOMING. rhs loa.ea
xe assa suffered must b horne; but tho p'acn the
t.me, sna 'hs men sts hate 10 aomsnee .t .ae ne'.
ara crot " n sna 1hs
ono upouilllns Of Chicago to h.,p IT, Lei rs III
choer up. r.vo wh4s ii left. aad va uhau ooue out
rsat: Ite chsi.tl.n world h coming to Our relief
, 1875-10-09

order Of tl,ings. tiol.1 wilt not cheaper; 1t
can,,ot .ln 10 wlo it llnH tho wor1.l for lin
market; lu!, when required as n basis for tho
stew order Of business, it will come laits.er to
, 1875-10-09

A now and oninous being looms up upon
tho Herzegovininn horizon. Tho London
Daily Ne7sa Of yesterday is responsible Tor
Tho statement that tho siubobratich -
"hatever be, she, it, or they uay be-estI-
mated tho insusgont loss 10 iae at two
eeyentha Of tho entire force. It appears,
latar III the sane dispatch, that sjuboLraticl
sa he,' We arp sorry for him. Ilo Is
worso of than tho shupssolina. Tho ouly
thing left for person bardoret! with suc|, a
uame ia TO die. II this is his official title, tho
necessity Of verbal reform in the Ilerzeeo,
sinian Constitution becomes more apparent
than ever.
, 1875-10-09
TEE WQMAH's CONGRESS,

wa eA0 At AG+~1tt VI a Hi4ht44 4b1ult "a
PRINTED matter IN reference 10 the Congress
Of American women which Is TO bo held Mt
Syracuse, N. T., on Wednesday,, Thursday,
aud Friday OF next week, Oct. la II, and Ii.
Tho List Of subjects to bo considered ia long
no,-dangorously long, for oven tho huency
Of speech which ID supposed to be n woman's
birthright cau scarcely enable the CongreBsto
treat small part Of them thoroughly within
three days. There nro seven heads on tho list,
and from three to hyo topics under each
head Under tho general title Of ''Eluca-
ton and IIygioue," tho Congress is to consil-
er tho kindergarten syatc1n, tho Office
and position Of tho teacher, seien-
tiho education, women on school boards,
md tho health OF American girls.
We trust the discussion of tlis Inst thomo
will not be ularrol by the unsesmly sneers
md unworthy innuendoes with which num-
ber Of prominent wo,nou fcobly attempted to
meet the ablo and courteous arguments Of
Dr.. C1AHxEs st Sex in Education," when TINT
telling little book first appeared. The sec-
onl subject, "profossions md Employ
ments," covers papora and talks on the places
open to women, womou in tho ministry, md
women in journalism. Tho 'sArt Of Living"
is to 10 taught by tho discussion of tho ideal
and tho practical in American life, houachold
art ind decoration, kitchen chemistry, tho
progress Of art Us medium OF ciyiiizatiou,-
is not this lituo vida Of the mark mined at
by the Congress ?-and tho ethics and cstLoties
Of lsass. Under "Finnnce, "theauliancea will
hear essays on tho uses Of money aud an.
, 1875-10-09

Tho Springfield Republican has discovered tno
Democratic Congressman In Missouri who wr.to
thoir naracs 3, @. CArLr1gLD aud @. II. HAnR1.
xos. Such IL }Amo. When cur CAnTEa II. Ii
elected Speaker of tho next HOUSE. II will b +
feather in tho cap Of Chicago, not Missouri.
, 1875-10-09

TuNE!tAL EtrrrCE--a'cmners Of Vim. D. Warrru
Lodge M. 1oa, 4. I. 4. Masens hereby nottdc1
70 assemble II Oriontal Hail. 12a ias4c street, at ID
ftlock sharp tsInay forruoHh. to astaHd Tho
aanera &C late ueuhcs tohn II. tssrptn, by cAsn to
Hsts Lydges ess Mvl.ol ta he tf,~tnt By ort1er II
IL Aaassf. I,k. DUNLOP, Boetst4ry.
, 1875-10-09

War. d. WAnTE:tS 1ADf.G1: no, ens, A. F. K 4. NJ
Regular Communication tlA Saturday evening, At
Oriental l!ali, Ia lAsalle rsseet j. 4. DuSLuf j.,
SEsrrinrY.
, 1875-10-09

ADELruI TlfEATNE--Dea.born etTfet, corner
fnnroe. Variety performance. Afternoon shd sscn-
, 1875-10-09

.H0oLEy's TuEATRr- -i.snIo1ph street, lstxcen
Clark and 1aSate. Engagement Of the CALIFORNIA;
Nnktrels. Afternoon and etrsliug.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11

SECOND WARD "Wednesday Morning.
Considering the very disagreeable wealth
er, the market was well supplied The
demand was number one. All sorts Of
produce readily brought prices asked.
Tins is accounted for by the meeting of
the Legislature and the Masonic Grand
Lodge of West Virginia in our city,
which bodies have brought large influx
of strangers. No doubt prices will con.
tinuc stiff and big demand for all ne
ce.saries will last until the holidays.
PRoDUcE-Egg3, so cents per doz.i
butter 25@30c per lbi chickens dressed
25Gp30 cts; live 25@ IS cts each; dried
beans 5CIoc per quart; ducks dressed
50 cts per pair; rabbits 25c each; SPUR
rcls 20c each; corn meal % cts per
peck; new corn so cts per bushel buck
wheat sc per pound; turkeys, live, 81 90
al 80 each according to size.
Observation-Disclosures, u cents per
peck; beets cts per bunch, cabbage 3(1
10 cts per head; pickle cabbage SOLO cts
per head; onions 30@40 cts per peek car
rots SC per bunch; sweet potatoes SOC per
peck; small white onions 75c per peck;
turuips l5c per peck; peppers DC Per
bunch; celery 5GGSc per bunch; pumpkins
5dlOc each; par, nips 3Oc per peck.
FRUITS AND NUTs- Apples 35la SOC
per peck; Gran berries l5c per quart;
lhestnuts Zoe per quart; walnuts l0Gl5c
per peck; hickory nuts 1Oc perpeck.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11

MASONIC GRAND LoDGE.-The Ma
sonic Grand Lodge of West Virginia
closed its annual communication last
night, or rather at a few minutes past one
o'clock this morning. The session was
an exceedingly pleasant, successful and
harmonious one. Every one OF the six
ty seven Lodges in the State was repre-
scnted, and all the officers of the Grand
Lodge were present, except one, who was
prevented by sickness from attending.
4 great many visitors were also present,
and the intelligent appearance of the
Grand Lodge and the orderly and able
manner in which its business WAS con-
Quoted and dispatched were the subject
of many complimentary remarks. 1t
would be difficult to bring together,
either in this or any other State IN ADLER,
more intelligent or more substantial body
of citizens than composed the Masonic
Grand Lodge of West Virginia at its
recent session. It's members were nearly
men of prominence and Influence in
their respective communities, and many
Of them have an honorable reputation
throughout the State.
Last night the annual election for Of
fcers of the Grand Ledge was held, re-
sulting as follows;
X. ID. Walker, OF Fairmont, Grand
Master.
&. w. Atkinson, of Charleston, Dep.
utv Grand Master.
Leonard Mallonee. of Grafton, Senior
Grand Warden.
J. w. Arbuckle, of Lowi,burg, junior
Grand Warden.
LII. Williams, of Wheeling, Grand
Treasurer.
O.s. Long, of Wheeling, Grand Sec
rotary.
The following named officers were APP
pointed by the Grand Master:
5. b. Bendall, of Clifton, Grand Lee
turer
Rev. j. g. Armstrong, Of Wheeling,
Grand Chaplain.
Geo. 5. Eys.er Of Chsrlestown, Senior
Grand Deacon.
Hugh Sterling, Of Wheeling, Junior
Grand Deacon.
CT. Scott of Parlorsburg, Grand
Marshal
}. w. Applegate, of Wellsburg
Grand Pursuivsnt.
T. w. Bliss, of Wheeling, Grand
Tyler.
The Grand Lodge will hold il next an
nual grand communication in this city
on the second Tuesday in November,
1876. At the present meeting five new
lodges were chartered: Ose at Kanawha
Fails, Fayette county; one ut Milton,
Cabell county one al CasSville, Wayne
county; one at Huntsville, Pocahontas
county, and one at Martinsburg, Berkeley
county A new constitution and code of
regulations for the government of the
fraternity were also adopted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11

GERMAN AMERICAN SEMINARY.-A
meeting of the German citizens was held
at Turner Hall last night, to further the
project of a German American Seminary
ORGANIZATION. The following wa. the
business transacted President, c. ii.
LATER; Secretary, {. Hrser.
The following societies were repre-
sented;
Beethoven Singing Society Muggc,
Blumcnberg and Behrens.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Conrad and
Schwertieger.
Gcrmania-Shnepf, Meyer, Drichorst.
oncordia-Becker, Willie, Gregour,
Logan Tribe, No. l, Imp. .. K. NJ
c. Hirscs, Kramer, EbelIng.
Shlljer Grove, No. l-Schrciber,
Rocpke, Meyer.
Wheeling Grove, No. $-Louis, Bauer,
Medert.
Eintracht Lodge, No. 284, 90. H
Nunge, Herming, Hepedize.
Bismarck Lodge, 7. 90. M.-Schulz,
Hae.er, HEIR.
Alphonsus Benefcial-Heil, Steger,
Hull.
German Benefcial-Hess, Boneberger,
Weber.
Gcrmsnia No. :, Y. Of P.-Ilenry,
Fridel, Narrel.
King William Lodge, A.P. Altar
tel, Harting Giers.
Zlous Observation-Disclosures, burst, Kraft.
German Lterary-Nnss, Shseier,
kober.
\ Resolution Committee OF the fol-
lowing five members was appointed, VIZ:
Messrs. Guttenbe berg, Braun, AMI, Nunge
and Straub.
Resolved, That the above mentioned
committee announce the time of the
next meeting. Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11

ANN ELIZA IoUNG.-Books have
been written concerning the secrets of
Mormonism and newspaper correspond
ents have attempted to depict what little
they know concerning its history and in
fuences, but none have had the orportu-
nifty of knowing so well its horrible de-
tails and can SO well relate its workings
ond influence ms the lady who is to lee.
ture Mt the Opera House on Monday
evening next.
Miss Ann Eliza Young the nineteenth
wife of Brigham Young, and from whom
she has obtained divorce and
the Judgment of the Court ut Salt
Lake for alimony, has been
lecturing for the past few months
to demonstrate tothose DESTROYS of being
informed the true secrets of mormonism
and the slavery of her sex in that pecu-
liar sect. Born and raised under the in
huenccs of that sect, and knowing no
other creed completely debarred from
Christian Influences until, a she claims,
q heavenly message as it were, cut the
cords that bound her and here in the
eastern country she experienced the happy
effects of pure and heavenly consolation.
She should be encouraged and the PEG
pie of Wheeling should lend he Il helping
hand in her efforts to eradicate the dam
ming stain upon our country. Let every
one hear her. Rev. WEIGH Of Salt Lake
City speaks of her in the highest terms
as follows:
al am personally acquainted with her
and believe her to be both honest and
sincere. | wish every American citizen
might hear her truthful story
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11
Chicago MARKET.

CHICAGO, November 10. - Flour
Steady and inmoderate demand. Wheat
Demand active and prices advanced ;
No. ! Chicago spring II IL; No. ,
81 05! spot seller November and Deem
Der; No. 3 90}@92ic. Corr
Demand fair and market firm; No. :
52lc bid spot; 81 &c bid seller November;
i7ic seller year; rejected sic. Oats
Dull; No. , 3l@3llc spot; 30b@3lc
seller November. Barlcy-Firm at $50
(d sSic spot; sj4m SOC seller November.
Kyc-Firm and unchanged. Pork
Steady for options; cash lower ut $50 %
spot; $40 90 seller November; $40 Il!
CGl9 90 seller April. Lard-Quiet and
firm; $l2 30m$l2 So spot; SD 20
ale - seller November. Bulk Meats
Dali and nominal ut So S!@l02Ml1i
ale. Whi>ky--Siesdy and III moder-
ate demand at 81 u.
On call board, whrat,frmer Mt 81 0S3
Sc, rr December. Corn-Frwer ut j4c
seller November. Oats Unchanged
Pork-Easy at So 90 seller year Lard
I nChanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLkIRE.

TEE Jesse B. ferry boat at Benson :
ferry will run until twenty minutes past
nine o'clock at night hereafter,
commencing tonight. That arrangement
will allow Bellaire and Wheeling folks
to prolong their visits considerably.
The "Star of the West" is one of the
incest little crafts that have ever been
in this trade, and the captain is a very
clever and accommodating gentleman
YESTERDAY was dull, damp day and
seemed to make everybody grumble.
THB PIN backs were changed into pull
ups, yesterday on account OF the mud
upon our street crossings, and for the
first time in BellaIre since the fashion
came, striped stockings peeped out.
SOME of the grocerymen in this city
whose trade in thetea line has fallen OF
very much since the great East India
Tea House was started here by our en-
terprising friend Andrew Molyneu1,
tried to start report to the effect that
he was gong to leave town, but from the
tremendous invoice of fresh teas Just
received by him yesterday, it don look
very nnuCl iiN1 n0 "aS 800 w l. zoo
trade to think of leaving, and any one
buying tea from him once will be sure to
buy from him again, for he has the best
teas of VII kinds that we're ever brought to
this market and very much cheaper. we
have used his teas ever since he has been
here and would not think of buying else
where.
Asthe hoarse winds Of winter come
swonring bv tho f.stiva gsIoot looks
., tbr LSi,bi smnoy 6svs t5st arc mast
ard gonG and IoTgot5 for tho tima 70
""I ST. OK ,Lo,. n+;II aai, -
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lhE usual prayer meetings were heIu
me BeIiaIre ana southwestern Kali
road fever has again taken hold OF many
of our citizens.
If an eight by ten minstrel show would
come along now it would no doubt draw
large audience, As that class of enter
tainment seems to take better here than
any other.
a Man with small capital need not
think OF eating butter tins winter.
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