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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SeSV Work Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, October 9.-MoNEY-
Market easy ut y per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 5!Gl7 per cent. Customs
receipts $2s7, 900. The Assistant Treass-
urcr disbursed $4,000 CIearings Slj,-
100000. Bankers bills 476!G4S2!.
The events Of the week IN financial
circles have been important SO far as
stock exchange was concerned, AID there
has been carnival Of depression, result
ing in heavy decline in railway and
miscellaneous shares. The feeling at in
teryals has been unusually feverish, and
both dividend and non.diviuend paying
shares have been sold, while great busi-
ness rumors of untayOrab!e nature have
been freely circulated, many of which
prove to be without foundation. In
fact, outside of Wall street, bust
ness matters are improving
and more confidence is manifested in the
future. Among dry goods and other
merchants good business has been
transacted during the week, which, to-
gethcr with the active trade OF tho two
previous weeks, has caused such Il large
distribution OF merchandise from this
point that the stock on hand is reduced
t. very conservative basis. The loss
of over six million dollars of legal ten
dcrs by the banks this week Is n healthy
sign, especially as the bulk of this money
wa, sent West and South to move crops
and assist fall trade. Imports for the
week 81, ,G52,5lG. Produce exports So
S&TG19. Specie exports $4j3..
900. Specie imports 31G,4j3.
GoLD-OpcneI and closed It. 1lG!; the
extremes beng ll54GJ GJllGs.
STATE SEcUnITIEs-Quict and nom
innl.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9-Cotton-Firm at
1870 l35c; futures closed weaker; Octo-
Der II 9-lGc; November - 5.32c; De-
cember l3 l-32m l3!c; January Is 3-l6
G1-32 February Is l3-32@l3 7.l6c;
March 1890 l3 2l-32c; April 1890
l3 1920; May l45@l4 $500. Manu-
factured Copper-Unchanged. Ingot-
Lake S23im 23I. Iron-Scotch pig:
steady Mt S29@3i; American, dull at 500
Cl2O!; Russia sheeting Sl2!@ 49, Nails
Firm; cut 50 1908 %; ciinch 81 75G,
5 75; horse shoe No. s, 2O@ 26c. Flour
Firm; receipts 2l,OOO barrels; superfne
western and State So ljG5 40; common
to good IS Sj@6 90; good to choice
s. 06G6 50; white wheat extra So 55
as so; extra Ohio 65@7 80; st. Louis
81 05m9 90 Rye flour and Corn meal
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-l@2c
better; receipts $1,000 bushels; No.
spring 81 34@l 40; rejected 90@l 90lc;
No. Chicago new and old, 81 23Cd
%; No. 3 do 81 O6Gl OF; No. , Mil
waukee 81 %; No. northwestern 81 26!;
Rye-;Steady; at SOC. Barley-Steady
at 81 l7}Gl l9c Malt-Firm. Corn
Steady; receipts 1900 bushels; western
mixed 42!@4Sc; white 47@ 5jc. Hay
unchanged. Hops-Firm; yearings
S@l2c. CoiIce-Steady and unchanged.
Sugar-Quiet; fair to good refining at
74@sc; prime S!c Rice and Molasses
Quiet. Petroleum-Frmer aud more
active; crude Gi@Gyc; refined 1870
14c. Rosin-At 81 7UM1 7j. Turpen-
tine-Firmer at 39c. Leather-Firm at
26Co27c Eggs-Firm; western 27@ 2Sc.
Wool-Firm at 43@4Gc. Pork-Dull at
So 30G22 10. Becf-Unchanged. Cut
Mcats-Dull; midddles quiet; city long
clear l2!ml2{c. Lard-Firmer at 1879
Buttcr--Unchanged. Checse-Firm at
GdM,l2c. Whisky-Firmer at 81 -.
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Thc Captured Huntington R"bber
SuppOSeu to he Il Younger.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October Sd. 7.
Blish, Chief OF Detectives, has been no
titled by J. H. Russell, President of the
Huntington ,Nal Bank, that Il man was
captured in Fentrcss county, Tenn, with
$1,000. and is one OF the gan g who robbed
the safe some time ago. Concerning
him Mr.. Russell says he proves to be the
man who jumped over the counter and
committed the robbery. It Is thought
the criminal, if not Cole Younger, Is
one of his brothers.
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Cincinnati Races.

CINCGSNArl, October 9.-The fourth
day OF the Chester Park races was
largely attended. The first race was for
2:S4 class, purse OF - 600; $1,000 to
first. $500, 10 second, $500 to third, and
500 to fourth SiN started. Summary:
Allen, l, |, /; Gusue, ,, 6. 3; YcugcN,
;. >. >; Deception, }, ), DR.; LIKE Davis,
{. I. Dir; PnJeb, q, ), dr. Time, 2:a5,
2.&6I, 2:&5.
Lulu trottod with Il running, mate, to
beat 2:lS, for II purse of - 800 but failed
to do so. Time 2:25I, 2:2Ol. 2:2li.
The last race was = running race for IL
purse OF 500; mile heats, three IN five;
500 to the first horse, 500 u the second
and 500 to the third. Eulstcr won the
first heat, War jig the second, and the
third fourth and fifth heats wrr, won by
Add. taking the first money. Time
I:jg, las and l:5O.
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Political Matters Im bridgeport,
Editors OF the Register.

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the k'p"hHrh t".,! 81, is.''.''.. . ,;i ''T''.S =
AND l.ft.'"'".. ''' "'5'''; 49,. 49, -.
0.HI's Bridgeport are F''or''"- !. '''2
mpr'V.' '.' HhsgL"i ',''''' '''.'''s q. i''''
81 ar-r vote next L i"''dAy.
Her.. is "' 'h..'t"' 81 '"' '''.'' .' ,.-
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and ,'r'n".'a'.' ~ ,', ''''. ,;,,: ,,,'''.'f I
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p'-r .H, 80 condemn ,..'." ''. ''. 81, T,''.','-
u"a n. ta. community .."I ]. VILE pro- =
losing -m. a.. '>i 'i"'''' rs II
s.. .''' ..l.T'" To-
I... aforementioned that number
".wr..- g.. -.:. Was outraged ny -
pa. 90 ra'.i.u.s "N.d.r the willow \
yoaa- man named Porter wa. arrested
Tor beng i.. ....".. IN tne oHrEce' ana
is mo-" .at.r bonds awaiting tII nh"I
h.>'.t '' MS 'H,y. ne Prr''"' l 'o''', "a
ting Attorney, Mr.. W. ;. henh'n' VINO
is candidate Tor re'eIrcNoA'
looks after the interests o' 'ns |
State in the matter, ana on ms "'"' III
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Thanks "f the Texas Sufferers 10
Their BencGactOrS.

INDGANoLA, Ten, October 9.--To our
benefactors. After the late terrible disas-
ter which left large majority of the
population of Indianola homeless and
destitute it becomes the painful duty of
th, people to call upon the good people
of the United States for aid.
To this call Il generous public has rC.
sponded with promptUc,s and liber-
ality truly like Christian .ricnds, and
philanlhrcpists and these have multiplied
as the extent of our mi>fOrtunes became
known. The lndianola Re.
lief Committee are grateful to II
generous public for the timely and lib
eral aid furnished our suffering people
without II voice of dissent direct. We
announce that in view OF the fact that
many of our sufferers have found homes
in the interior, the greater number OF
those remaining can now obtain remu-
nerative employment, which, with stout
hearts and willing hands, will give them
support, and that your generosity need
not be further taxed. The committee
would fail in their trust did they not
publicly acknowledge the kind
words of sympathy and material aid
from almost every section OF
the country. These contributions have,
and are now being distributed under the
personal supervision Of the Commissioner
with every prudent and equitable regard
to the relief OF the sufferers, and it is
hoped that the account Of our action.
which will be published in detail, will
meet the appreciation of the generous do
nors. 1t Is now my duty in behalf Of the
Indianola Committee in the name Of ey-
cry recipient Of your bounty, to send you
kind greetings and heartfelt thanks.
H. J. HUCK,
Chairman Atdiaaoia Re.tef Comnit',c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCGNNATG October 9.-Co.ton-
Firm at l$5c. Flour-Quct and un.
changed Mhcat-Activc at 81 l5lG
| 80. Coru-Dull at Goa 62c. Oats
Dull a. %G@ 4Oc. RyeADull Mt 7SMS0c.
Barlcy-Quict and unchanged. Pork
Firm; sales at SD IS. Lard-Kc,-
tie 1&Imlic. Bulk Mcats-Frm
shoulders 9lm9ic; short rib 1850; clear
l&.mlic Bacon-Stcady at 9!mll!
Gl45ml5c. IIogs-Dulli good grades
scarce; stockrrs $GmG 80; common light
$7C,7 TO- Whisky-QuIet and firm at
II -
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE October o Flour -
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Quict;
No. , western amber 81 42c; mixed 81 40
Corn-Firm; western mixed 46@ 4Sc;
white 4S@ sic. Ryc-Quiet at I5Ca soc.
Hay-I9ull. Provisions-Strong; pork
S23 75m2l 90. Bulk Meats Shoulders
lOto lOIc; clear rib lie loose Bacon
Shoulders lie; clear rib l5c; hams l5t@
l6c. Lard-Quict l4{qljc. Butter
Scarce and lirm: western extra @Ori do
ilrsts 26r, 2sc Pctrolcum-Flrm but not
quotably higher Cohcc-Dull at 1870
22l. Whisky Dull at 81 Il.
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GENERAL. NOTES.

MISS V,Raryr, RyAM's statue "thc
w.. Id, n.,,,;r., o, s.o,u
airy a. the S.. Louis Exhibition.
Turpy vi,Iho seven Williams, three
I.'..;-,.-,.I,.,.,,,,,.r ,,.,,r,.. IF o,bor
-'a,an. ,',,, -, ~ ti,,. ~. nD,, C,rar..
i,,,,.'a.n.r I.y wri,,.n on one side
-. -,..,.;..i ,.,. ,.o,,,oi.i,.,f,oao
worjs
ROBERT DALE WEN '''' '''' '''S'''''
"'9 ''''' ~, ''',''','., ; f''', ~ s'i; c.;,I'
when ,,. he anpc.f,d on the streets.
r...,,. T,.p>.yc.s ,ova, i ,1,,os. ON,
,r,....
1t wlIl be- Pu'I,sAe" III StE'"' ''''i'i III.
good IDEA. we can IHe" Sct no" We
Ike II "iIho"' h'>'''S - pay ''' ~ ''' 81
once.
Tur Cbicoco Roard of Education has
. l;-..,....
r.-.,c.,. nth +ho ro,din,. of tb. Scrir-
turc. and the repeating of the Lords
PRAYER III the schools IN that ci'y.
r...,.,.,,,, C.,.;s,.- L,,,y,ql.- Con.
elusio" oI the l'sU l N''"''''l pm" '''''''''
poem: "Gone to meet her tavorit"
uncle who died about twelve months
since on her strp-brolhcrs side.
.u,uc,u,.
AN eA'""''7' S'''' ',''
'''''' ..:., ,,.n, b., n,, ..t o,
t"tre I n~2t ~ man whose dinner was Il
succession of knife swallowins ieatS,
". vi. II. ...,y+hirl.s S.b,,ry'.
Il ~" l''N " ~
iettcrto Wendell fhlilps nearly super
Guous ifrot unite" Correct Mr.. SchW2
.c,rrn, # me wrote 81 thousand letters,
ur.ycut the intelligent voters of Ohio
rom seeing through his suphistrics, or
voting against the very specie rcsump-
i,''I H., ,a, ,,,' ~irt.r f W. -. In,,"r i .,,nrr
tiuous, because thin.
AcovyIrrErofcI,izens \ Of Alexandria,
IrvlIll Inns been lINp>tlvlt the re-
-......;.,.,. :. -, r,;.
cent I'usTii I"'..u'J III '"S1 . Guy us'I
I't''I i., "in, - ,an Taiin, th.t "iT ,Sn ."iI
VIA w.. r ",,',',v ',.r. ro, in ,bn wheel. tbat the
n''' ''l> "t', si,aJ i'V a,nr =, !, vas Io,.aJ "n
"It'' wa, ".', .. .In d.a,r;r.,. th,t ,hn
p>,i0gn' . ~ ,'.r'I,,.J w., in Nv Wink and
,'."r; , ,I"ra"5ria T,'y :" IN had t,ith nnI that
~. H.. i",trry IL WAS not Il fair one.
u.,.,.,,, roc.r.1, address.
.,r r,n,.r Co,toIic. in
1',,n h.,J an the site Of the new Ca
t.i i.'.I,.I, ,,ybib ;,'isstated viii cost 81 800.
U,0 I.,,''. .nI a., ~ one hundred wear, in build
@ U'v' an" 7,;o ~ C.rLin.I remarked TIM, Noah
my my ! ~ ,."Irnd ard twenty wears in
,.,:,, M"- ,..., ,..a ''',.,' ,h, ArL ,ni t6a, he
.t-.,.,. u"',,'.," .',,l ,raynm, tLr founders ana
49, ~. .,'.'''' ,,,. ra,La,Ir,l tr,n civ
""''.,,S =, I'.n',I.,r,, ~,
~ wa! ~ "''
\ Nh. WINNEGARpNER, Of Williams
-. ,,,,,,;,,.l su;cid. the other duy.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO October 9.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Whcat-Actiye;
No. > white Wabash 81 33; No. 3
II %; No. white Michigan 81 2ji No.
> II II; amber 81 81; seller November
81 -. Co-n-DulI; high mixed seller
November G0c; seller year 49!ci low
mixed 600, doc. Onts-DuYl; No. , 37c
seller October; 3j,c seller November;
rejected 3Or.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGIS ER.
Associated Press Report. by western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
OF Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Another Sui; Against Tw eed--SI ,0OO,-
600 Bail.

New YORK, October 9.-Another suit
was instituted yesterday in the name OF
the people against Tweed, to recover
$935, GO alleged to have been fraudulent
" paid on six warrants certified by him,
and which form the principal allegations
in the suit against Peter B. Swecny. The
order of arrest was served Yesterday, re-
turnable OCTOBER DIST, and bail fixed at
one million dollars.
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pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, October Wheat
Firm and prices unchanged. Corn
Duii; shojIod 5sa7 zoe on track; ear 7OCT
lie. Petroleum Active; crude closed
firm at 81 &! at -orker 5; refined at $l3
Philadelphia delivery.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, October 9.-Whcat-
Quiet and unchanged; No. ! red 81 @j;
no. do u 70. Corn-Stcady-Low
mixed G3c; high mixed Cic. Oats
Steady and unchanged. Petroleum
Unchanged.
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Car,lsts Contemplating: Another At


MADRID October 9-Owing to IN @c-
tive CarIi,t enrolling of troops and the
fJrtifyiug of Somorros,ro, II Is expected
that they contemplate another attack
upon BilboH.
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N CIIANCFRY.

!
Margaretha Maas, Administrative. and
others.
~ CIIANCERT.
Ev a deere" Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling. entered IN ih" above entitled
cnuS. on the .,Hrh day OF August, $50, said
caus- was referred % TIA" undersigned,
Commissioner Of said court, 10 take, state
AMI report
.~i. An account Of the liens upon the
real cstar" IN the bill IN said cause men
toned and described, with the amounts
aud pripuIics Of such liens.
u. An account OF the administration Of
The said Margar-tEa Mas. OF the estate OF
David Mas. deceased; and said Admins
,ratriX is required 10y said decree 10 render
such accounts 10 the Commissioner. and
settle the same before him.
&ri. To examine into and report any
other matter which the Commissioner
may deem pertinent, or which may De re-
CURED by any OF the parties ~ interest.
The undersigned, commissioner Oi SAID
Court, hereby gives notice that ON NcdncS-
day, october I3th. 30. aj his Oilice, No. Y
Chapline street, Wheeling, ". Va, he Will
proceed 10 make up a report upon the mat
tor- and account, aS required by said de-
cree. 4. .. BARR,
commissioner.
Jordan, aud caldwell & Caldwell, sollc!-
TORS. s.pllOaw-i
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NO. g..
Standard Works.
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GOLD closed in New York Saturday
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GovERNMENTs-Stcady.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Quict.

SrocKs-Opencd firm, but soon after
became weak, and under pressure ic-
cline in prices. 1t was rumurcd that the
Committee was actively at work, and
batch of unfavOrablc rumors was set
anoat which assisted the depression.
First the failure of large mercantile
house was rumorcd, then story wa- cir
culatcd tina. the presidents ottha saving,
banks met last evening and resolved 60
demand GOdays noticc on all Withdrawals
of deposits. After this there were ri
mors Of large falling oil in the earn
ingS OF some Of the trunk lines, and then
certain uniayoruble bank statements
The selling movement was direct
rd largely against non.diyidcn-
paying Western shares, and the largest
decline was in Northwestern common,
which declined from - TO So, ; preferred
from 81 to 10; t:Paul from $3. TO 22s;
preferred from Gls 10 50; Lake shore
from 535 to jlt; Ohios from II, to -;
Missouri Pacific declined from ~ 20 j,
but afterwards recovered to lg.; New
Jersey Central rose from 1909 to 1857,
and Delaware, Luckawanna and West
cru from ll5 to III; Michigan CrntraI
fell of from 81. to 53f; Rock Island
from 1929 to lOl,, and Hannibal and
81. Joseph from II! to IL; Union Pacific
udvnrccd from ~ TO G3., but sub
-agucntly reacted; Pacific MAJ.
rose to 3G!, and afterwards
fell oil to34. Western Union advanced
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.,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, NUM-.

- flPAl. court Oi hcelllg.
Christian Burke, who sues, &C..
".
Maas, Administrative. and
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

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" y. MdcpcndcH
"Thc learning Of the treatise Is incontr>-
table. The need of this learning in this uf
all countries, and more now than ever be-
fore, iS equally patent. And II is positive
and b" active nS long rs mankind. Ihii-
ddeiphtd North ADIcricdn.
This Is the earliest of the three great
works on political science which gave to
Dr. Licb"r foremost place among writers
on this class Of subjects. Boston ItdUN-
crypt.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-16
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