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BASE BALL.
Annual Session Of the National
League.

CLEyELNNp, December I, The third
annual session Ui the National League
uf Professional base hall Players met
to-day ut the kcnuari House. Tho Sy-
rncurr, buffalo aud Cleveland clubs
were admittcd tu membership The
champion pruant for 1873 was awarded
to Boston. ~ r.. Young WAS reelected
Secretary Craven and Hall, ut the
LnIisyillcs. and Nolan, "i the Indian
apuiS, asked Ia Ice rcinstatCd, which
was refused. President Petit rendered
the resignation ui tho Indianapolis club,
and the same was accepted The iul-
lowing amendments tu the constitution
WrIc adopted.
That requiring that the meeting shall
hc in some city where there IN no league
wns stricken out.
40 club shall hc allowed t0 send one
oi ils players lu the annual conventions
The managers oi clubs shall not hc al
lowed on the field during the game.
The rule declaring that n" game shall
be- played between league clubs, or br-
tween league clubs aud non league clubs
before the commencement al the cham
piuuship series wns amended hy adding
words "cNcrptlug local clubs The
pitchers position was changed from u
sIX loot square Ia II space six icot long
hy hour lccl wide, also, the pitcher shall
not turn his back I" the batsnan whllo
IA the act oi delivering the ball,
\ resolution waS adopted, giving the
Milwaukee club twenty days ln which
To- pay their indebtedness aud Withdraw
honurabIy from the League.
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GRAFTON.
Death OF Mayor johnson.

special Dispatch ,o tho Register.
GR,rToS, December I.
This morning, about 4 o'clock, Mayor
J. Il. NJ. Johnson, of this city, died oi
consumption Mayor Johnson MAS, at
the time ol his death about forty seven
years Of aye, and has long been idonli.
fled as u prominent man III tho public
interests oi tho city. He VAS born IN
Prince William county, Virginia, July
., 1891, shortly after which he, III
company with his parents, removed to
Harrison county, this state, where ho
resided with his parents until he had
attained his nineteenth year, aud VAS,
on February IT, 1880, united In marriago
tu Miss Neranda W. Marshall, III Buck
hannon, lipshire county, who bore to
him nine children, eight ut whom are
still living For number Oi years pre-
yious to 1866, Mayor johnson was super
visor al all tunnels on the Parkursburg
branch oi the Is. X u. railroad, having
his residence at tornwallls, Ritchie
county. Abont the year lSId lao returned
Ia this place and at once became a
prominent citizen, identifying himself
with public interests, being u consistent
churchman aud u class leader ia the
Mcthodia, Episcopal Church Tor mum
bcr al years. Mayor johnson was u
party adhcrrnt IN politics, and was last
March elected on the Democratic ticket
ln the office oi Mayor His remains
will he Inferred ut Grccn Mount Gene
tcry, al two o'clock tomorrow.
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IAN IsSSII.IiE.
4 New View Of u Mysterious
Disappearancc.

X>Nr,yIIr, o, December j Moth.
ing has yet been heard ii Jesse Duyall.
The river below the canal was dragged
Yesterday, without finding the body.
The impression is gaining ground that
Duyall has chudcstiucly left the city.
one gentleman "l unImpoachahle char
actrr now asserts, with great positive.
ness. that hr saw Duyall On Thursday,
drcssod up aud shaved clean, and that
hc noticed that he did not have his
watch with him. II he has thus left
his watch amd uyorcnat, they have
served his purpose aS blind, | learned
to-day that day or two before DnyalTs
absence was noted, hc was talking about
u brother IN Texas, and inquired for his
address. II IL snid the brother ~ largely
Interested ia Mexican silver mines, aud
that hc is supposed to hc wealthy. lie
is said to be- largely indebted to Jesse,
also. Tu that section the public eye IL
now being gradually directed.
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EAST ST. LOUIS.
The Municipal War.

Sc iorIs, December I Nothing cN-
citing occurred in East ~. Louis to-day.
Maynr Bowman made charges against
the CITY Marshall aud his assistants
Tor unlawiulIy nssaulIlng him III his
office aui cjrclIng him thcrcir"u, and
BpMmnns city clerk, Mr., franhand, and
hi- deputy marshall, Mr.. Walsh, will IT."
likewise, Bowman still has soy
Grad books IN his possession,
which are claimed hy the City Council
and sui, was entered to-day before
Judge Wills, oi the Circuit Court AT
RrIlu,lll, H. regain them. II n ais"
said that Bowman will again he charged
with contemp, ol court IN violating tho
injunction issued hy ]udgc Watts some
weeks ago, and iur which hc Was fined
$50. Both parties assert that they viii
not resort iu violence. hui will settle
their dithcultic- through the courts.
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Governor Holiday on the state
Debt.

RI,uauSn, Va, December I. The
lcgislalur,, met ut noon and u JOINT COM.
miticc was appointed 10 inquire into
the legality ui the session. \ resolution
was adopted requesting the H"vcrn"r
H. communicate tp the Senate all III.
formation hr has IN relation to tho ~.
cent action ui Judgc RlyCs, oi the I nItcd
states Circuit Court iur the Western
District oi Virginia, ~ recovering IRON
CUSTODY ui State officials certain PRISON
rr, held iur trial ior muricr, aud ~ no
wise purpurling 10 Try said persons ~
said fcdcrrl Court lpr said crime against
the State laaS, which proceeding il con
siirrcd an infringement at the police
regulations and au assumption ui th"
control domestic affairs "i the state hy
Federal officers. The ,,uycrnor's mes.
sage Is almas, entirely devoted 10 the
discussion 0f the State debt. The Gov.
crnor saws: No excuse ior the non pay
mcnI of the debt ever can hc urged, save
inability. There ara .pnly two ways
open lor honorable settlement, that II
hy the increase oi taxation or 10y iair aud
friendly adjustment, With the creditors.
Republication or iorcihlc rcadjustmen,
would bring ruin, but the increase oi
taxation, though Il cause suffering and
privaiion tor time, woud ultimately
bring prosperity ami peace.
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THE CREAM OF THE N EWs.
uathorod from Our Dispatches.


Gnld closed, Yesterday. AT l0oi
,. ,,.,;. /,
hr" "' Fast Has'"""' """'p'"' Wv"
troycd twenty thousand h"''"'H ""''h
oi property.
S,nninr Sargent in seriously III. 4
-, ...,..l,,. u,,, l.,
'nm"r was current l'7'''"l' ''''' Nv
wax dead, hut later accounts HnN nv II
better.
M, w.,or, Non ,.,,,,o,i,n mo, nt
~" ,,, ..;.. -,
''''"'N"' ", .n,. .,,,, a.. ,,,,L
'a''T ""S ''A''' W T-'''' WV" WV
terms
The United states Treasury, yrstrr
day, purchased 10000 ounces al SILVER
n, A triilc below the London rates,
Ga f.,
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Baltimore Tobacco Market.
.,.,.,.I...,,., "a tl. E.s.sl.f.f
BlLTlaOHs, I~cef

BALTlaOHs, I,ecemler 8
We have io report very dull market
ior Ohio tnhacro during ihe past month,
aud the Transactions have been on q
very limited sale, amounting only 10
DJ hhds. Mcssrp. Bn~. Boninger
brought 2:D hhds. ii principally CON.
m"n grades to ill np their Italian con
Tract, aud further 20 bhds. IL sir-cured
tobacco have been @,Id a. home manu-.
iacturers for which iorIa.f prices have
hardly been sustained Tie French
agents who will need 200 hhds. yst ~
all their onntract, booked Al the bulk of
our stock lately, bat ~ they wanted to
bay ai lower prices, ws could not effect
. saie.
Considering the present duh state ol
our market, wc have H. caution our
friends again, by no means 10 pay over
81 for good, sound average lots VI the
new crop Even nj this price, farmers
will find Il nor. profitable Ia rsise To-
b4cco than other products, and u still
higher prices ara pail. they will bs in-
dunsd to faise very large crop Rext
spring, then, With q favorable sesson.
We viii have next summer q large crop
la prospest, which will likely ca,iss .
collapse in oar market disastrous " oil
owners Oi tobacco.
The total inspections oi Ohio tobacco
up " date are l6,ilI hhds. lincludiag
about j. 100 hhds. III old tobscco rs-Iu.
spectedl, against 22,fa2 hhds. inspected
ri the same time last year.
Yours truly,
WiLxSss 4 BsALI.
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THE INDIAN BUREAU.
Its Proposed Transfer tO the
War Department..

WAsuiNGToS, December The joint
commission having under consideration
the proposition Of transferring the In
dian Bureau to tho War Department
met to-day. The first witness was Dr
A.. T.. BARLOW, Of Providence, H. J.,
chairman oi the Board Of Indian Com
missioners aud representing the Con
gregational Church IN behalf of the edu-
cation aud conversion al the Indians.
lie said In his Judgment the proposed
transfer would be unwisc; that II effect
cd IL would work adversely tu the
Christian operations now IN progress,
lie recited NJ length many interesting
interviews had with army officers on
the subject. and ssid that those iay"ring
the transfer appeared to have hut on"
reason, viz. that the Wm Department
paid better salaries Tor similar duty
than did the Department al the lutc-
rinr. lilo thought II impossible i0r the
hody of Indian Commissioners To- work
IN harmony with the army officials IN IT
did with civilians, and gave ~ his rea.
Son that the army was formed Tor war,
to subluo tho enemies aud retain peace,
rather than promote civilization, religion
aud friendship. In his opinion IN five
years time under tho supervision of u
Christian discipline, the entire Indian
race could he civilized ior oue-hall ui
the amount Oi money which would
necessarily bo expended IN tho event "t
their being placed under the War DE
partmont, and under the former plan ~
the time mentioned, he VIA sure
the aid ui the military To- keep the
Indians peaceful would bu no more
required than IL IL at present
in our States. Ito considered there are
some very good men in tho army, but
did not think them adapted to the ~
quircucnts of Indian agents md was
positive tha, ,hoy are incapable "l pro
motlng religion, civilization, &c.
H. W. Kinslcy, ni New York, u mem
her al the Board of Indian CunnIiS-
sioners aud representing the Prcshy
lurian sect, also chairman ui the rur.
chnsing committee, was tho next gen
tlcman io present hls view. tie said,
I'VE need nu army with hoes aud spades
rather than with swords and rifles. II
the commission ~ desired ho would
produce tho books oi his office for every
expenditure made hy ia" board aud
whcro purchases were mndo,
where forwarded and the dlspnsi
tinn made ui the same. llo
defended the Indian agents Hs II body
and said their wholesale uhus" wns
unwarrantcd. With reference I" the
creation oi contrao,H hy tho Indian
bureau, hc said hc did not accept th"
criticisms ol the War Department "n
the subject aud considered II poor
grace" for that department to "llcr it,
considering the rascally contracts which
had passed through the hands ol it's
officials during the late war The great
mass oi tho religious denominations
throughout tho country favored the
continuation oi the existing prac"
policy. should tho transfer hc madr
tho board would not iccl that they had
any action or sympathy IN tho g""d
work done.
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Trade Dollars.

WAsUiNGrnN, December ! Secretary
sherman sayS that there IL II strong
speculative feeling springing up +" giy"
the silver bullion ~ the i"rm al trad"
dollars value greater ihnn either
bullion, thus discriminating III lHyUr vi
the bullion held in China against th"
bulli0n Ia the hands ol our miners.
The Secretary says that the trudo dot
lars will he houg lat ~ bullion upon bids
each "Wednesday. AMI that no prefer.
rnce will bc given Ia the trade dollars
over the other bullion. This Ii the Srcrc.
tnry's answer To- the San Frnnc'sc" "Ilrr
III one million trade dollars d"llN"rahl"
there from China within sixty DAYS,
Accident to Hon, Alexander ii. stephona
WAsuiNaroN, December 4 Hon. Al
.xauder II. Stephens, to-day, while ns-
cunding the stone steps lraiing I" TIA"
House on crutchcs, Slipped AMI tell,
causing u painful wrench al Tia" knee,
which will probably c"niinc him I" his
room inr some time.
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THE KENTUCKY OUTLAWS.
Peace Restored la Brcathitt
County.

CiSciSsArI, December A. Adviccs
from Brcathiit county, KY indicate
that quiet has been again restored, not.
withsianding the desperate efforts at
the friends of Jas.n Little, the murder
or, tn release him. sheriff Higgins sue
crchcd in delivering him 10 the isilor OF
Madison county, whore he was ordered
ior saic keeping by Judge Randall. uov.
McCrcary has issued instructions ior u
special term III court in Jackson, a. s,nn
NJ practicable, Ia indict and punish all
parties who participated in the late dis
iurhance. he has also ordered the Mc-
Craary Guards 10 he pady 10 aid the
Court, ii necessary.
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THE NAIL MEN.
Meeting Of the Western Asso-
ciatiOn.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
rlrrsBuRdH, December I.
The Western Nail Association iuei
here tonight. II was the largest meet
Ing held for long time, and Was III
secret session until 10 o'clock tonight.
They fixed tho price OF nails at s2'lh,
with tho usual tcrms The general
opinion was that business will steadily
improve. The s2.l5 rate IL twenty five
cents more than the price here two
weeks agn. There isa general disr"sl'
ton to stick to card rates.
Associated Press Dispatch.
PlrrsnuRan. December 1.--Ata meet.
ing of the Western Nail Association
held to-day il wns decided to advance
the nails to ~. In card per keg, ten cents
nlf IN 2oO key lots aud two per cent oii
for cash. The meeting was the largest
ever held, all tho mills In the west but
two being represented.
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Charxsd with Murder.

CucAGo, Deccmhr A Springfield
dispatch says that John $, Snyder,
deputy sheriff from Pottsyille, Pa, ar
rived here to-day with rcquisition Tor
Michael Mcrriek and Michael Gshagan,
two well known citizens of Springfield,
H., who murdered Mike Durkin at
Poitsyille, June ls, 1855.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
GENERAL ROBERTS ABOUT TO CRUSH
THE hFGhAkS.
New Turkish Ministry Political Situation
10 Italy Bulgarian Boundary
Commission.
ueueral Roberts About 10 Crush tho
Afghana.

General Roberts About 10 Crush tho
Afghans
IoSboS, December "a Lahore dis
patch says that General Roberts lind
ing the enemy concentrated ~
sufficient strrngih tn Justify the hope oi
iniicting u crushing defeat on the
Amecr's forces has DELAYED the at
tack until the arrival uf nll his supplies
and transport, ~ ~ To be- able to follow
up any advantage gained.
\ dispatch from the Niceruy {" India
also states that General Roberts is halt
ing ~ ull0w the troops Ia rest and his
supplies to come forward. The Aighans
are o. the top oi Peiwar Pass, aud are
known tn have two batteries0t horse nr-
tIllrry. 4
LONDON, December J. A special from
Lahore says that Gen. Roberts Intended
to fattack Pciwar pass by turning
movement. The Afghans were too
strongly posted ior an attack IN front.
Bulgarian Boundry Commission.
Inspox, December l. The bulgarian
buul.lry commission has returned safely
to t'onslanlinoplc after considerable dan
ger l'hc B,hgarians besicged the English
aud Turkish commissioners two days
Suleiman Pasha bentenood.
CoEsrA NrINorLE, December J. .-
Suleimau raslia VA sentenced I" nj
teen years imprisonment. Tie has taken
M appeal.
Canadian Loan.
IoNuoS. December 1 A Canadian
loan ot three million p"unlH, at iour per
cent half guarantee, {" the Imperial
government, huS been plaCcp on the
market Minimum price O6i.
Now Turkish Ministers.
(uSsrA ANTINurLE, December T. The
Ministry has bcru dismissed aud the lol.
low ing new ministers appointed Grand
Nlzlcr, khcireddcn PaSlR; ShIckul
Islcn AlImct Assad Etlcndi, Minister nj
War, GhaziuHniun rasha. Minister at
Foreign hiiairS. kRrathrod"ri PaShn;
Minister oi the Interior, kadri Iasha;
Minister ol Justice Sail fasha; Minister
III Commerce, Dgcvdct l'asha; Minister
ui Public Works, Snwas PaSha. Ihutiudrs
who has been raised 10 the rank ul u
i'aEha will succood karathcodori Pasha
as Governor ui Crete. Rcoui PRsha hnS
been dismissed from the post oi Grand
Master oi Artillery. Said Pasha will
net also ~ Minister al Interior, aud
Suwus pasha as Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs until kadri lasha and knrathcs.
dow Pasha arrives from Bagdad and
Crctc. The imperial decree announcing
the appoinimrnt recommends the new
Minister to strive To- carry out projected
reforms, and Ia repair the evils ui the
late war. The decree also announces
that projected reforms will shortly hc
promulgated.
Political situation In Italy
Rnas, December !. The L,h0id
states That two hunnrcd and thirty
druutes are pledged ,n vote against the
,invcrnucut, being majorty oi ninety.
Meetings ia favor ui the Government
are being organized throughout the
country, \ mcotiug attended, 10y lb.WD
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oppocod To the Franco American Com
morcial Treaty.

san FR,Nclspo, December T.. Tho
Constitutional Convention to-day adopt
cd a memorial to the President and
Congress. agains; the proposed Franc"
American cunmcrrial treaty, ~ being
prcjuiicial to the agricultural interests
OF California. Copies were ordered to
bc sent to California representatives at
Washington
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Another Valuable Hint.

Few, II any, proprietary medicines IN
America have conferred ~ great boon
ON society as CDR. C. Mclanc's Cele-
hrated Liver Pills' hence limitations
are being submitted for extra profit 10y
many druggists. hut M the DIR. . name
in spclt LASS, and the directions
wrapped inside are printed ,on water
marked paper, while the Pills arn "i
darkish hue otherwise you will he
dnned with trash.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCE.

Nrw roRE, December 4.-MosEy-
Market easy at 2itao per cent, closing
at 2Jm3 per cent Prime mercantile
paper Im ~ per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed Sl0l2,0W Gus
toms receipts s35s,U0. Clearings
Sl3, 900, ,oOO. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills steady at ASH; sight exchange on
New York IsB.
Corn Weak at l00l Carrying rates
las per cont.
SILVER Here, silver bars, ll0t green
backs, aud ilOi gold; subsidiary silver
coin HALL per cent, discount,
GOVERNMENTS Quiet
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Weather Indications.

WAsaISdroS, December ., | 4. NJ
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
west, stationary or lower temperature
aud generally higher pressure.
For tho Lower Lakes, colder cloudy
weather, with light snow, winds north
west, higher pressure.
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One for the School Teacher.

Boston Post.
A fellow by the name of Ephra'm
Ha.eltine wrote 10 u down n.town hook
SELLER as follows "pere sir, il ycw her
gut book called Daniel Webster on a
brioe pleas Ia send me copy hy Pysers
,xprcss g. q. ID want ter get It ter
morrer il ! kin, cause my spciin ,cchcr
saws ] oughtcr hey it,
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CHARLESTON, W. VA.
A Lady Found Dead.

CHlmEsrox, December s. Ms.
Walker Bradford. an aged aud respected
lady anil sis,er-in.law u Major W \:
bradford, the banker, was found dead
in her bel this morning. she will he
buried from the Episcopal Churh to-
morrow.
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DIZZY GOODS.
N sw York.

SEw YoRE. December 4, Dry Goods
business quiet With commission
houses and jobhing trad, sluggish, Got.
ton g,S,ls ia light demand, bu, fairly
steady. Prints slow aud ginyhs,ns quiet.
spring chryids aud ~0rsisd cosiinss
iur mcn = wear ia moderate request, but
heavy wonlrn- aud flannel. quiet tor.
cigu gos.ds slow.
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NJ, vr.po,, xsy,sr's Remains.

Goa. December 3.--The body. oi st.
Francis Xavier WAS exposed IN .hs
Cathedral In the presence oi many
Catholics from various parts M the
world. The ceremonial wss impressive
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Improvemont of tho M tsaisHippi.

Mr. Eusts introduced bill for ap-
proprating S5.0OOOOO l"r rebuilding
aud repairing the lcvceS on tho MlsSls.
sipIi riyur in Missouri, kentucky, leu
ncssor, Arkansas, Mississippi and loni-
siana; the money 10 bo expended under
the direction 0f tho chief engineer oi
the u. y. army, was laid on the table,
aud Mr.. fiisiis guyo notice that he
would call il up Thursday al next week
Ia submit somo roniarks thereon.
Redemption of United statos Notoa.
Mr. salisbury introduced n bill
authorizing the Secretary ui the Treasury
in r~dcoming United States legal tender
notes, ~ required by the special ~
sumption act, to pay 20 per cont u,
gold coin and - per cont. ~ standard
silver dollars
Agricultural IntereSta.
Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia, submit
ted a resolution instructing the
Committee ON Agriculture Ia re-
port hy hill what can hc done hy the
general government tu better advance
and foster agricultural interests. laid
on th" table.
Mr.. pavis gave notice thai hc would
call il up soou, aud speak thereon.
Prevention OF Epidomioa.
Mr. Harris resolution, regarding the
prevention oi "pidclnics, was agreed 4"
" nth tho amendment that the commit.
tee may sit with II similar committee "i
the House.
Texas Pacific Railroad.
The motion "i Mr. Matthews I" take
up tho Pacific railroad hill wns rejected,
10 yeas 22 uays, on the ground that II
would load to u long discussion.
Presidential Blootions.
Mr. Edwards gave notice that on next
Monday hc would call up the hill rclal.
ing tn Presidential elections aud the
counting oi votes,
An executive session followed, aud
when the doors were r""l"nei TIA"
: nate adjurncd.
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RAILROAD iIoNps Steady.

STATE BoSns Dull
STOCKS The market was irregular IN
early dealings, aud prices declined itg
1. per cent, the latter Illinois Central
During the afternoon, however, strong
tome characterized dealings, and there
was an advance oi tn u per cent from
the lowest point. The principal activity
was IN Lake Shore NurthWc Wcstcrn, ~.
Paul and Delaware, lackawana aud
Western. The transactions aggregated
~ 900 shares, ui which 100 we're
Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, 81 900 North
western common, l0,OO0prrierrrd, 200
-. Pnulcommon, II 900 preferred, 1000
Pittsburgh, 1900 Delaware, Lackaaan'
na aud Western, 400 New Jerscy Cen
trai, 300 Delaware and Hudson, 3,iD
Morris and Esscx, 700 Michigan Cen.
tral, 900 Illinois Central, 2,W Union
Pacific 900 G. &. 4 |. e., 400 West.
oru Union, 200 Pacific Mail, aud 900
Al .,..,. unl 'i.aus
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Pm.ADELPnIA, December 10 Leary
completed two hundred miles Ut II ,. Y.
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ToLEDo. December I. Wheat
Quirt amber Michigan spot and seller
December sole asked, gir bid; seller
January held at s5ic; No. nd winter
spot and s.ller Decembcr ade; seller
January oslo; No. . red sttc; amber
western e.c. Corn Quiet; No. new
SIC. Oats-Quiet; No. 2 23c.
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Philadelphia.
Milwaukee.

Muw.ugEK December - Flour
Steady and in good demand. Wheat
Weak opened at u decline ot IT, and
closed easier; M. | Milwaukee hard
pilc, No. Milwaukee sTc; M. do.
s3l H., seller December s3lc; seller Janu.
ary Silc; seller February Sale; No. j
IN; NJ. tn, rejected 5ar. Corn
Quiet, No. . nominal at Sic. Oats
Firmcr; No. ? 20lc. Rye bull; No
i3ic. harley Dull No . spring SIC.
Provisions Quiet bat steady. Pork
Old ~ 20, new - ~, iard-Primo
sirnm ~ 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Pittsburgh.

PlrrsnuRau. Dcccmbcr T. Petrole'
nm Quiet, crude steady at 81 iHi at
parkcrs iur immediate shipment, re-
fined 50" Sic Tor Philadelphia delivery,