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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Call for Bonds.

WASHINGTON, November Ii. - The
Secretary OF the Treasury has called the
following 80 bonds of Is, interest on
which ceases February IL, 1879. The
following is a description Of the bonds:
Coupon bonds dated July /, 1865; 800,
No. I40,00l to No. I+2, 200, both inclu-
sive; $500, No. 99,00l to No. 100000,
both inclusive: 1000, No. l93,00l to
1877 900, both inclusive. Total Of coupons
S2,0O0,OOO.
Registered bonds redeemable at the
pleasure OF the United States after the
first day Of July, 1870, as follows:
so, No. Z, ,4s5, to No. ., ,493, both inclu-
siye: 500 No. 1851 to No. 1920, both
inclusive $500, No. ll.25l, to No. IL. .279,
both inclusive; 81 900, No. 3s,65l to No.
39, ,OOO. both inclusive: 5000. No. l2,l0l
To No 1850, both inclusive; $40 900, No.
23,5ll to No, lie, bOto inclusive.
Total registered, s3,OOO,0oo. Aggregate,
81 OO0 OO0
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Four Persons Killed and Several
Wounded.

MumoxEY CRY, Pa, November To-
The boiler Of the locomotive Gem ex-
ploded at the Philadelphia and Reading
depot this afternoon, instantly killing
engineer Frank BroCius, Of Mahoney
Plane; conductor Jacob Trout, OF Tama-
qua, and boy, Calvin Lutz. George
Hagenbach, a boy, died later. Eight or
nine others were injured badly. The
engine is complete wreck and the
depot and telegraph office was badly
shattered
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W Track Over Five Hundred Feet
Short

H. ,i'Rin,.GEORr, CT., November l6.---At
,"s %e solicitation oi friends, Campans re-
%i"e'l S"; 10 the track, and at $40 tonight
n%tshrd mit his task, having completed 52l
~, es ahd "A feet, officially announced.
.rne seven miles were accomplished
sns e Two o'clock, nearly all on a run,
@ mile being scored in 7 minutes Is
c,,o mus y ~ lar a. appearances indi-
h;Sh, 'Sinpana could have kept on all
',5s a; ~ lie did not touch liquor during
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Marine,

hSToN, November l6. - Arrived,
'TSmer Bulgarian from Liverpool.
LONDON, November l6.-Steamships
'merqne and Baltic from New York
lave arrived out.
AE" loRE, November l6.---Arrired:
'Ir'inshlps City of Montreal from Law
'f"ol; Oder from Bremen.
k"Nb"S. November l6.---The steamer
,Sl4serlsnd, from Philadelphia for Ant
'rrp' has arrived. Colonel Thomas 4.
'Sl Is a passenger.
- SN FRANCISCO, CAL, November To-
E'e1: Steamer Garlic, for Hong Kong
~ Yokohama. The following is her
W.ure WItasure list: Trade dollars, l34,5l0;
;'s ;;''ssInlcans, nESs l5O, $50; gold coin and dust,
''oVo5; fine silver, S1O,07q.O9.
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Philsdelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November l6.-Flour,
dull and unchanged. Rye Flour at 90.
Wheat weak; No. 9 red 03s; amber
l O4(Gl O5; white 05Gl o.; No
Chicago 94c. Corn weak; yellow Il
@4sc; mixed 45ic. Oats, demand &c.
tive and firm; white 2S@3Oc; mixed
western a6@2sc. Rye steady; western
54tG56c. Provisions steady. Mess Pork
ut 8 0O(G9 %. Beef, India mess lec.
Hams, smoked 81 a(aS.c; picked 8aG7tc;
green 5(95ic. Lard duh; prime steam
6tc. Butter, quiet; New York state
and Bradford county extra 2l(G2jc;
Western Reserve 20a22c. Eggs easy;
western 25c. Cheese, dull and dropping:
western 7@Sic. Petroleum quiet; re-
fined o.; crude sc. Whisky steady at
l0!. 1.'t
BALrINoRH, November l6.-Flour, bet
ter trade inquiry; market steady.
Wheat, western quiet and shade
easier; No. 2 Pennsylvania red I O0!;
No. = western winter red, spot and sell
Ter November, l O3t; seller December
l03i; seller January 05l@l O5!. Corn,
western firm; wanted; Western mixed,
spot and seller November, Ft@Fsc;
seller December 46c; seller January VI
(G 46ic; steamer 40ac. Oats quiet and =
shade tirmer; Pennsylvania 2I@,eac:
western white 2Sta 29c; do mixed s6la.
pc. Rye dull and steady. Hay quiet
and easy. Provisions dull and heavy;
prices nominally unchanged. 8c(er,
choice stock firm; western packed and
roll l6GlSc. Petroleum quiet but
steady; crude 7ic; refined 81. Coffee
dull and nominal; Rio cargoes l?!CaslG
Whisky dull and easier at | O93.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, November l6.-Wheat closed
firm; amber Michigan spot csc; seller
December 92lc; M. amber Ole; No.
= red winter spot 9il seller November
gle; seller December 9eic; seller Janu.
ary oslo: western amber 93tc. Corn
dull; high mixed 36,c asked; 30 bid;
No. = 36; new Sr. Oats dull; No.
= 22c.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, November l6.-Petr0le.
um quiet; crude at 81 ~ at Parker's
for immediate shipment; refined ",
Philadelphia delivery.
New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. lG.-Molasse5
frmer; common 22(d 2+c; fair 25td :Gc.
Others unchanged.
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SOCIAL NOTES.
The International Wedding
Personal.
Snecial Disnafch In the Register

SItClhi blspaUu W thc ncki'sei'
WAsHrNGroN, November l.th.
The Antiques are on the qui rirs over
the grand wedding to be celebrated
next "Wednesday, between vladimir de
Meissner and Miss Sophia \. Radford,
daughter of Rear Admiral RadfOrd. At
the request OF the groom, the ceremony
will be performed accordingt to the rites
OF the Greek Church.
Albert Willis, Congressman-elect from
the Louisville district, will shortly mar
ry Miss Florence Dulany, OF that city.
Sonora Mantilla, wife OF the Spanish
Ambassador, writes to this city express
sing her sorrow as not returning. She
will probably not follow her husband to
C0nstantinople.
Among the recent arrivals are: Sen
ator and Mrs Morrill,, Senator Edmunds,
wife and daughter, Mrs. Don Piatt and
Mrs. Ioshida, wife OF the japanese
Minister.
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nurCREAM OF THE NEWS
Gathered from Our Dispatches.

nafh
coId closed SATURDAY at lOos,
c,y.rpments generally steady.
Tho Treasury Department has begun
.n,..bs,e oi gold bullion at Denvea.
Tho cashier and directors OF the First
,.,,;,r,l Bank of Zcnia, o., have been
;nJc,e,i ior embezzlement,
r,.NIyor Walton Dwight, q Bing-
,,,,,n y. Y, died Friday night, aged
:" ~. was Il large lumber derler.
r,l,,,l oi the Pennsylvania "BncktaiT
;,,.n, during the war, and Of late
,-.Jonsrdin Chicago.
r,,;,.mrnt at GAINESVILLE ovsr the re-
~, a rnbberies is still very great.
H.. United States Grand Jury at
,L,rIastou. W. Va, have found 92S in
Er,mrntS against violators oi revenue
laws.
r,,rk VI. TAYLOR, paving teller oi the
rY"rk CITY Bank. Saturday, jumped
;,,m the second story OF the Health
TT ~" establishment, on Montague street,
v.,,lIyn. Ills skull was fractured and
WAS otherwise injured.
IN. St Louis EHaiag Dispatch will be
M At public auction, under Il deed OF
,,p,,. December 9Th.
Tn. meeting oi the Health Commits
IAN =, Richmond next Tvesday will be
h,J in Mozart Hall.
Al Webster, Il prominent lumber
n.pot East Saginaw, has failed. La
1;Tti,. seventy thousand dollars; assets
unknown.
Mrs. VI. F.. Owens, volunteer yell
Lv.i.y.r physicians from Chicago, died
in New Orleans Yesterday.
samuel Barthold, proprietor OF the
Sonnyside Hotel at Guttenburg, y. u,
lied saturday, oil hydrophobia.
Tn. sum appropriated for the support
1.-The police force Of New York City this
wear is :. 100000. The police is 900
strong.
Walton Dwight, ex-Mayor OF Bing-
hampton. died Friday night, aged forty.
n, was large lumber dealer, Colonel
1.-The Pennsylvania Bucktail Regiment
during the war, and of late belonged to
Chicago.
Government ofiicsrs in New York are
continuing the investigations into the
.,ntrration oi refined sugar They de
dine 10 make known the result of their
analysis at present, preferring not to
mention names Of suspected retiners
until proof, oi fraud are firmly estab-
ii,hrd.
The Treasury Department has COM
mrncrd the purchase of silver bullion ut
Denver. Colorado. for greenbacks. This
give. the miners all Opportunity "l deal
Ing directly with the Treasury Depart
mrnt instead oi through brokers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
TOO MUCHPOLITICS.
Efforts to Remove Baltimore
Official.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, Novemberl1.
A little stir il occasioned in regard to
efforts which are being brought t" bear
ON Hsyes, to induce him To decapitate
Collector Thomas, OF the port of Balti-
more. This il more than likely case
of seulduggery, engineered by private
enemies. The charge brought is that
he gave more time to politics than he
can spare from his duties. A delegation
from that city is here, with probably the
intention Of working for his removal.
The result is doubtful, ~ Thomas is an
old crony of HAYES.
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OTHER STATESMEN.
stephens and DE Ia Matyr Say
Something.

Special Dispatrh to the Register.
wAsHiNGroS, November IL.
The whitened head Of A. II. Stephens
WAS seen for the inst time to-day, he
having arrived last night. He is still
down ON the pet scheme OF Potter, and
thinks it viii have no results worth the
trouble. He regards it more in the light
OF a political scandal than anything
else, simple opportunity for both paS.
ties to scatter slime. He says that be
fore the Presidential campaign shall
commence, financial questions will pass
into history.
~ Rev. De Ia Matyr seems to be some
what Of political testotum, dispatches
received here, since his return home,
statine that In. sdtlressce nasde there he
Il all Yreenbsek, and no leaning toward
either OF TIA Gssea iAe4ionA When here,
he ststed. without qualification thai ne
would lend his asssstApce In deteahng
the InSamous plans Of The kepaba.csn
party. and tklk he woald he Q ts.cky
dsnseoanA 4 hs didn't. What this
aB6ini Wiil GnalIy Do = psst coaiecture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
The Presidents n essage.

WASHINGTON, November l5.-In his
annual message to Congress the Presi-
pent will define his position very clearly
upon the Southern question. He will
reiterate his promise as Chiof Magistrate
to execute the law impartlally and
firmly, to protect every citizen in the
full enjoyment OF his Constitutional
right to life, liberty and property, and
squarely make known his purpose to
enforce the law rigidly against all Offend
ers in whatever section OF the Union,
unless prevented by obstruction ena-
Mating to Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Take Them Back.

C-lsb%ei You ask for "Dr. G. McI.ane's
The S.r ,aled Liver Pills." and on opening
90 tha fpper fpr lind anything but a red seal
Nod s9nA.they are counterfeit and no
NeI lake them back. The Original Or.
nd e S,i Fills have no other color but q
erpms on cover OF box. and blue gov
"Plem;hn.s stamp outsids, with name Of
llIina y sros, Pittsbuzsh, = thereon.
bael. 8 % nnd the features. take them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
The Old Story Of the rox.

" All LAKE Cry, November l6.---The
,bsa,.Oh ,bOh women held meeting at the
sy"ai e Today, and passed resolutions
Gnis, nihg their belief in the patriarchal
,.orI, VI marriage as revealed to God
!. rpnI r'e III past ages, which, ii lived up TO,
so,r uuclve Of long life, strength and
i!, imn!., and indorse it as one of the most
aS Sl'ant nI principles OF our holy religion
vain the right OF its practice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Cincinnati.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW York, November lG.-Light
weight fancy cassimercs, cheviOts and
Sorsted coatings ARE in fair demand BY
clothiers, but heavy Soolens for mems
wear are quiet. Cotton tianncls, cotton.
adcs and dyed duck, are in steady NJ.
quest, but other makes oi cotton goods
are moving slowly. Fancy prints quiet,
but patchwork and Turkey p,ls are in
good demand. Foreign goods sluggish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
hank Odcers Indicted.

CINciSxATI, November Il. - The
Grand Jury at Zenia. o., have indicted
4. ii, Baughman. trader, :. Porten-
baugh, John Steele. J. Il. Allen. cashier
and directors ot the First National
Bank OF Zenia, for embezzling AMI con.
yertiIg TO their own use money and
bonds to the amount OF $si5, 600. belong
ing to the depositors, without the con
sent Of the banking company OF the
owners Of the said property. All the
parties have been considered at the
highest responsibility. All the accused
entered into personal recognizanee OF
the sum Of 5, 600 to appear knr trial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Sleeping Car on Fire.

CcNBER.AyD, Mn, November ll.--A
lamp oyerurne-i in the ST Lonis sleep
er on the Baltimore snd OHIO west
bound express at twoo'olock this morn
ing about seven miles east 0f this place.
setting fire 10 the curtains. There
were thirty-fiye Passengers ou the car,
several of them ladies ani children.
All escaped in their night clothes, losing
all their small baggage, money and jew
elry. No one was hurt. The car Was
DESTROYED A number OF the passengers
were New Orleans refugees returning
home.
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Arr~ns;nr the Oo.i Products.

PnILADEIPHIA, November l6.---The
Board OF Control Of the Coal Companies,
all interests being represented, unani-
mously agreed TO make the entire quo
ta for the year r. ,0oO, 900 tons, allowing
the several interests to ship their qnota
nj such times OF November aud Decem-
Der ss may suit their particular require
ments. The amount To be shipped by
the different interests in November and
December is Z, ,22s9S9 tons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Buying Coin at First Hands.

WAsnINGToN, November Iii. - The
Treasury Department has begun the
purchase of gold bullion at Denver, Col
orado, purchasing directly from the
miners, paying them in greenbacks.
The Department expects to buy at least
twenty thousand dollars week for
some time, and to extend its purchases
to all the gold of the Black Hills coun-
try. The Treasury Department will pay
the miners the full value of their gold,
charging only the cost OF as,aying and
sending it to Philadelphia to be coined,
at the transportation rate of eighty-fve
per thousand dollars, or "a third-class
mail matter. The Treasury will pay for
whatever silver may be found with the
gold when the valueis over fifty cents,
in the amount offered ior sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
CHARLESTON.
Nine Hundred and Twenty.
Fight Indictments by the
United states Grand Jury.

CINcIxxhrI. November l6. - The
Unitr.l States Grand Jury nj Charleston
have found nine hundred and twenty.
eight indictments against yi0lstors of
the revenue la~s and the strikers on the
Kanawha river government works.
The jury adjourned last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Suicide by 9 Pitsseurrsr.

BosroS, November l5.-William VI.
Kircher, travelling salesman, in the
employ al the Eort Pitt Glass 3orks, of
Pittsbury, shot himseif through the
heart while sik his room I'm YOung's
Hotel this sftefuoon. He had been
bringing excessively for number Of
ldsys, aud xas prevented from oonsnia-I
tine suicide By The police yestsg5sYs
Rireher b widely knowy In the E|1s<
trade. and lessees : wiiax and cliIdfea. !,
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A Little Late. but stu Acceptable.

WASHINGTON, November l6.-Secre-
tary Evarts has received from Commits
sioner Mccormick. and forwarded To
Louisiana, n draft: ortwo thousand iour
hundred and fifty dollars, the proceeds
Of concert given at the Paris Exbosi-
ton, October Is, in all OF the yellow
lever sufferers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
THE RAILROAD WAR.
Probability that Rates Will be
Raised.

CIxclxSArI. November III. The rate
to Newark thi. morning, over the A. d
g. ". railroad IL four dolIas; Pan Han
die five dollars. There are indications
that there will ie n conference among
the managers to-day, and the rates will
prohalhv hp riised next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
THEELECTORAL PAINTING.
Shall the "WOrld's" Proposition
be Carried Out.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

WASHINGTON, November L..
The painting representing the scene
in the Supreme Crurt during Erart's
argument on the Louisiana contest IS
rapidly approaching completion. Mrs.
Fassett, the artist, will 60 10 New York
10 put Tldrn on the canvass opposite
Hayes. This picture is the cause OF a
great amount oil talk, many objeeting TO
hanging in the National Capital pic.
ture OF National disgrace. The World
once suggested that il something must
be hung and they were in doubt
whether to take the picture, why, hang
the artist
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold Closed at 00s-.-Goyernments Gen.
orally Strong---flour Unchanged
80 Wheat Heasy---hogs
Active and Firm.
FINANCE.

New York, November l6.-MoNEY-
Easy at 3taSi per cent, closing at
3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4!
@6 per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed 81 ,643, 900. Customs receipts
Sl57 900. Clearings Ss,0OO0O0. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills dull at 4Sll;
sight exchange on New York +S6.
GOLD steady at 1904. Carrying rates
l(02 per cent. Borrowing rates fiat.
SILVER, here silver bars ll0t green
backs, and ITO gold; subsidiary silver
coin Hal per cent. discount.
GOVERNMENTS generally steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

WAMNesos, SoyenherE-<-lAg--'
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley
partly cloudy ~ h padby isht
lain followed by clearing weather and
northwestefiy winds, becoming variable
slakionayy OF lower teppersture. 49,.
For sEs4Anan 1GRsly es66dy xsskber,
Es4 Hinds, hackipg % warmer southeast
stationaxyor kIiig barometer.
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CIxcIxxAIr, November. f6.-The ex-
element ct GAINESVILLE, Chic, over the
recentelzve soAkssy, Ii stiIl very great
C. A. Hilliard denies I'll completely in
the affair. Dr. Heyi was plsced IN the
ZAnesyiiie jail last evening
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csncinn.,l nruu,mer nhot.

ST. PsrL, MNs., November Ia
Alexander Hamilton, traveller for Gin
cinnaii house, sas fatally shot yester-
day during 4 qoAnsei over r gntns of
canis with James J. Beach, q laborey
from yew Jersey. 1tiscAimed that the
shooting vas accidental.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Hot Whisky Straight.

WASHINGTON. November 16.--Com-
missioner Raum has revoked the regu.
lations concerning the gauging and prov
ing of spirits while at an artificial high
temperature; also the ruling which for-
bids the heating OF q cistern room by ar
tihrial means
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

PHILlDELrHIA, November l6.--The
Etectlsn Board OF the Eighth Division
OF the Fourth ward, four Republicans
and four D<nocrsts, xas arrested 10 day
by the Chitef Stafes Marshal, charged
With recording more votes than were
really oast. sis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

Hon. John ". Merritt, formerly editor
Of the Springfield tIlI.l k,gtstsr, Salem
Id,unt, and other papers, and one of
the oldest journalists in the West, died
At salem. H., Yesterday, aged seventy.
three. .-Ie
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HALLS -
HHAAfkkM
RNNEWZR.

This .tsndsnl suIris 1, compounded With The
greatest ear. t -
II. effect. are As uondsfiul and .Atlsfartos, -
ersr.
IL rpstors srsy nr l.d hair q, is uibfnt rs,l0s
u rsinDv.- all ~ tiioiI-. ibbing anil daaSfu6;
and the -1ly by if- s-s fsssmes whit snd ctesn.
By %. tOnir yo,l~ftl.- u rs-iOrr- The rsbslAy
KlaIId, 10 their normal yiKa. pspventtbs hstds
nrss, aud making tn hair xrow thirk ssd stnsDe.
A. dft~-lbg n.fiibg has h@sn fDund ~ ef-
lesstnsl &c i.-irsilc
Dr. A. A. Have. state a.-syer o5 NarsAehn-
-rtf. says 81 "a: Il e-su.iter ths bed pssynsss
tlon f0t IL, Intsnd-f pufIs~es. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
RAILROAD Bonds firm.
STATE Bonds dull.

STATE BONDS duh.
SroCKs-The market was alternately
weak and strong throughout the day.
In early dealings Western Union de
clined q per cent, lackawanna per
cent, Union Pacific i per cent, and
the general list i(dl per cent. Toward
the close sharp buying movement set
in, under which Western Union reeov
cred L; per cent, and st. Paul, Wa
bash and coal stocks were noticeably
stronger. Investment shares were firm
on small transactions. Transactions
aggregated 10000 shares, OF which
1900 were Erie, $500 Wabash, $1,000
Lake Shore, 1900 Northwestern COM
mon and 1000 preferred, $500 st.
Paul, $1,000 Lackawanna, 300 New
Jersey Central, 800, Union Pacific,
$500 st. Joseph, and $1,000, Western
onion.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

SulC4kos
CHIC,Go, November l8.-The Drorrs
Journal reports hoy receipts 81, 600 head
shipments ;, HOO head. Market unsteady
and generally shade OH; choice heavy
. GOA lJ; light . GOtd2 IS: mixed 20
Ia 80.
Cattle receipts I,4OO head; ship
ments 40 head. Market steady;
steers 3 1904 O0; feeders and stock.
era firm at = +0Ga4 10; butchers cows
= 00(r2 10; steers = Ste3 10; bulls eV0
ta2 10.
Sheep receipts 200 head. Market
unchanged.
Cincinnati.
CIxcINNArI, November III. - Hogs
demand lair and market firm; common
: +Oa2 20; light 2 IHd2 90; packing
Q S5td3 90; butchers . 9O(d3 20. Re-
ceipts 6,:,;5 head; shipments l5,NO
head.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-13

Stock owners in the Silver Prize,
who reside in this vicinity. may find
some crumbs of comfort in the follow.
ing from the Times Review:
"A gentleman of this place. recently
returned from San Francisco, Informs
us that Mr.. Weaver, the President Of
the Silver Prize, stated to him that it
was the intention OF the Directors to
levy another assessment and pay off
the Indebtedness of the company. The
The company has about forty thousand
shares of stock which was forfeited on
the last assessment, and it is thought
enough of this can be sold and a sufi.
cient amount collected upon the new
assessment to liquidate the debts and
have enough remaining to start up
work again.