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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-03

ksg" &erIud)e eiumal 6ance'8 S aar=
g8 g8ieberberfeller. Gr pnotdt oiinneS
'Saar, bringt Die alte 6arbe juriid, lit eiu elez
gantes 3ollcttenmittel uuo BELT Sopfgriuo nnb
&opfbautz5uden. YreiS 81. Sci Setb @.
6ance, 9I. I08, f=BaltimoreftraBe, 3u
baben. 19)
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Siir Die jetige Saifou

Sltt 0te Jett9e Sat[0tt
snyffsie ib gang beionbers meine aIs gut betanaer
Saden, Sadem
Don reine1 gDole unb foliber ar6eit; ollie surten
Strt6s0aru,
43asuoyaI utlo Germantown seitridte uno eeipebte
Gtru ~ y I ~ arem,
untesbeutoen, unterbciett, &amofdube u. 7. ~.
@rofe Ausmabi pon aur5iuaoren. mein reihbaltiz
Rinreiden6e @arantie, oaB i'd 3I1ben aufs Bette unf
8i1tsfe beoienen tann...
Die b5dbften 8aarpreiie iperben fir Woils sfsfbfn
3nniS Jelbtr,
mr., f61. 6H os8ro q , ~ a y,
ynJ56n Gapton> unh Gaferns apeuue.
6lejI; NJ z0e(ru pon VI &labt d. Ser 6re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-03
9cr 9lmtorttdts=GomHift TT S.om=
ifDn. Ser.

9ouitou, Ser, 2, geptember. am
lebteu Samitage mesen Serletung Der 0uaz
rantdnegelebe otrbaftete Sunoesmarl6aa uuo
ieine @ebiilfsn wurben geiteru fraft eiusS bonn
Rifter Series auSgeltellteu ioabeas= Corpus
8sfsbls eutlaiien. Der 9tid)tsr entidiec, Der
Sreibrief Der Stabt perleibe Der Staot feil
Ie6t, Guarantdne 81 erflGren, unb MIR Der
Staotratb beiiee bieie Sollmad)t. Der Mapor
nno Die Sa1itatSbeaniten perben jett inter Der
Mnflage perbaftet peroen, Die Ssf0rperuug Der
Yoit Derbinoert Su baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-03
9te he,.tiae 24abl ttt 0alifnrmteat.

San 5 rang lS CO, ?. Septenlber, -0te
9lftienb6rie unO alle Ofentliden 9lnitalten iuerz
ben norgen anldBli6 Der gSabl gti6lofien blei=
beu. Dtebrere Sage iueroen mabribsinlid) uer=
itreiden, ebe oas 9teiultat feil9eiteat werben
fam. Der Gonteit Slpiitben ben 9tepublita=
nern uno 9lrbeitern beSiiglid, Der Dtaporsuabl
.uirb uorausiid)tlid eiu lcbr bitiger weroer
uuo ale brei Yarteten iino ibres Sieges be-
siinlih Nea SStnntstifstS iiherselInt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-03
Ser aobleuhanoel.

JtensD orr, 2. September. Der in 4nSz
fibt 9eltanbene Sobleufrieg muo lebt mabr=
ifeinlid) ueri1ieDen nerben, oenn ote bon e.
9. @omell, benz Prdiibellteu Der ,Bbtlaoelpbia
Reaoinger &ohlcn- Comp" gertadlten Gorz
idlGge i1einen bel ben bieliqen &obleu=Wtaaz
naten antlang 5u ftnper. Yrdi iioent 9iflon
BON Der Observation-Disclosures" er=
tldrte, oaB Die @omen'iteu 8ori4ld9e bic yaei-
me fir Die SaiiS eine5 arrangements eutbiel=
ten, uno bGB CT CLAUDE, es iperbe ld)llsBlid) ein
SomprOnliB 5u Stanbe fomnlen; er uerbe
letne Anltbten III elnerl Sdreiben on 3tid)ter
Gatbrop bon Der ~ uNslp=Serleper Central Sabn"
mittbeilen ano bteleS Shreiben wiirbe Der BreIic
gut Bublitation iibergebenmerbeu !0r. SloaM,
Prdlioent Der acknowledgements Gonlz
pagnic," lpru1 lid ebenfalls babin aliS, baB
er NIT ben @Oipen'ldem SorId)ldgelI iibereill=
ftinlnle. - G8 itebt oemuab cine brittle Jog.
,Soble1=Gombination" in gu8lid)t; Die eriten
beiben Gonbuationen, osrer 3tped cine , Ste
gulirung Der &obleupreiie" ooer rid,tiger, ein
$5ohbalten Der Spbleupretie mar, batten cine
uerbaltniBnldBig mir furSe 3ebensoaner.
@iftt8e Yil5c.
@lta beth, rs, 2. Septentber
aus Sater, Shutter unO bier &inoern beltebenbe
Eau1ilie ,u 2inben tpurbe gItern 4benO our6
BEN @eniiB BON 9ifti1mdmmcn, iueld)e ite fir
!6errenpilSe (Mushrooms) bielteu, oergiftet.
3tpet Der 8inoer itarben tpGbrenb Der Hadt
uuo bic beiben anoeren liegen i'm Sterben. Die
Glteru, tpelde MIR iuenig BON ben Sdfpdnmen
se9eiien hatten, iperoen mabrl4einltd) gsrleien.
Ste ariits tn Guebee.
Qnebec, 2.Septbr.-Sm Odesatenbauie
murbe beute Elm Sei9luB, ruslder WtiBtraueu
gegen Die Hegierung anSoriidt unb einen gSed,@
la imNiniiterium fit nothmensig ertldrt, nit
"a gesen 21 Stimmen berporfen.
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IepnblifaniiGe Staats GonDeu:
ton In Wittlteiuta.

q. Yaul, Wfinll., 2. September. = Der
republifaniid)e Content Don Otinneiota trat
bsl1te in bieT9sn Spsrnbauie 5uian1men nnO
republifanii6eu 9tational- -GOnpent 81 Gincir=
nati i'm Sabre 1876 auigeitellten @runOidbe I'M
4agemeillen ratifiSirt unO Die pon Der gegen=
wartigeu aominiitratlon uerfolgte SinanSpollz
tif, beionoerS aber Den @ebraud, welden Der
YrdIibent pdbrenO Der letten @ongrsBiituug
bon ieiuer Ssto9elualt mat)te, lobsno anertennt.
Jtadoem Die Ylattform angenonlnen mar,
id)ritt Der @onuent sur Domination eines
9ouperueursz zGaubibateu. @ouperilellr SObn
g. Salisbury murbe bel Der eren slbltln>
mung auf's 9tsle nonliuirt, unO Der Gonuent
n1acite ciur EnlIic his 8 llhr 0lhauAs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-03
siialih Oes StQatstifet8 iiber,eltQt.
Gspp1uerpoIitif TIT San syransisco.
Sdbes Gnoe etneS Srabt5te=


Gan 6rauSisco, 2. Septbr. - @torg
Sdmart, ein befannter politiider DrabtSieber
nno @iseutbiimer etnes GisarrenlaoeuS an Ser
.UtOntgO Swilden Der California
uno YineitraBe, luurOe unl II llbr beute Sor=
mittag III ieinem @el6dftslofale BON 2uole1
Sasfel, einenl int aOpofatenbiircau Der S6.
Tattiner & Morrop angeltelltsn juugeu Wan1e,
erld)olien. '6aSfeu trat IN ben 2aSen ein uno
lagte sn Sdpars: Sic nanEten mid gez
itern Abeno eineu S-iobn; iuoaen Sic 9isS
suriiduebmen?" S6marb btitritt !0asfea'S
gebauptuna aui barid)e sseiie, iuorani gebte-
rer 5tuei Sd)iiiie abfeuerte, bon ,usl6en Der
Spsite Sd)part in ben Sopi traf uno i0lt au=
9enblidlideu SOB paurla9te. Der Sbdter
| ipurbe perbaftet unb na6 Der YoliSeiitation gez
fiibrt. @r permeigert alle Sustunft, uno es lit
ni6t ernlittelt, oh Die a(iiaire in irgeub uel6er
Serbin6ung nit Der Yoiitif ifanb.
Gan 6ran5iScO, 2. Septbr. Mau
bat lett ermittelr DaB Sasfea unb Sbipart
9eltern abenb getegertli6 eiller 0fient!iden Ser
| igmmlung in eiuen Strsit gerietbeu, nnb baB
Sttparb pdbrerb bes gSortlpe6lels cine s(ell=
ber1ng fallen lieb, lueld)e SaSfea in $5arnii6
brafte NIB berea gSberrni er beute foroerte.
SIM uebrigen itebt Der OforO in feiner 8ebellz
tl1ua nit Der HOlitif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-03
Der Nettiitgs=M Mnfer.
SageSnculQfciteu.

{Ssttorislls. telesrnpbiidbe unt Ssccbielbldtter
stptt;em.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-03

90 aabrio, ?. eptbr.-S6nig 9liono bat
Dem Yremier Martinc3 Gampos eine 2(uotsnS
ertbcilt nno enpfing Don inn einen 8erift
iibcr Die Sa9lage III Cuba. Die GommiFon,
peld)e trnannt mru0e, I'm einen Blan besiig=
li6 Der GinIiBrlIng bon 9taforueu auf 9u6a
SIT entperfen, bat ihr SSert nod nidt begOn=
nell.
Qonoou, 3. Sept6r.- @ile 0epei6e bes
yStanOarb" melOet aus WooriO, oaB Die Wti=
hitter Die 6eiratb be8 &GnigS nit Der @rSberz
Sogiu Yiarie genebnigt babeu nno bic GorteS
itd] I'M 2lniange OeS .gtOuat8 9touember Uer=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-03

NOnO 0 II, 2. Sept. = Die Str0bbntfabri=
fanten Sielo & S0bne, gtr. 113, ia unb 115,
6oreitraBe, 2onbon, 6. g., babeu fallut. Die
Yaiiiua betragen $4,000 Yfb. Sterling.
Sobu Mafintoib, Gornbil, s. g., YonOon,
oeien 9tn,peiiun9en am 6reitag 9lbeno nidt
bonorirt ipurOen nnb melden 0ie 2lftienbUrie
getern ais eiuen Sctrltgcr branomartts, bat
ganterott genlad)t. YaifiUa 1000 Yiuuo
tStprIinn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
CUTTING AFFRAY AT FARM
INGTON.
The Parties Under Arrest.

FARNINGToN, w. Va, December :.
Special 10 the Register.
\ difficulty occurred at the school
house at this place last night between
three or four of our young men. VIM.
Boord and the White boys were the
principal combatantS. They fell out
about a very small thing. Boord made
a remark to Frank Hite that did not
suit White and he took it up, and, as
the saying is, went for Boord. After
a knock down or two White cut Boord
with knife on the arm, inficting
painful wound. DR.. Smith dressed the
arm and reports the patient doing well
this morning.
The parties are now under arrest
awaiting q trial before his honor, Justice
Clayton. The prosecuting attorney tor
the State will be here, and it is very
likely the boys will be held over to APP
pear before our next grand jury. 1t is
said too much cider was the cause.
BOYS, this is too bad Do not interrupt
our debating society in this manner any
more. The case came up for trial this
afternoon. His honor held the two
White boys over for their appearance at
the grand jury court. They gave the
proper bonds and were released.
NICI,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
THE SUNDAY LAW.
It's Enrorcemet i'll Cincinnati.

CINcIsNATI. December Last night
the Police Commissioners issued an
order directing the Superintendent OF
Police to arrest all persons found per
forming on sunday in any OF the
theatrical. variety or concert shows.
The result was that most OF
the shows that usually open
on Sunday closed their doors, but
at Heuck's Opera house and one or two
others the performance began. The
police promptly arrested everybody they
could find violating the order.
About fifty persons were arrested,
all OF whom gave bail. Tonight not a
theatre or concert hall is open. All
dav Vine street, upon which most
OF these places are located, has
been filled with people apparently
not knowing how to spend their time.
1t has been estimated that the attend
ancc on Sunday at places OF amuse-
ment here has grown TO be from three
TO five times as great as at all the
churches. Recently the latter has en-
gagged the attention, both OF the news
papers and the city council, and
this movement may be in response to
public sentiment, 1t is claimed, how
eAer, by the proprietors that they
are violating no law, and they
look with confidence to an aRqulttal
in the police court. One establishment
announces that it will open at u to-
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
Baltimore Tobacco Market
BALTIMoEE, December 4.

BALIlhokb, Itt'inDff '.
Correspondence Of the Register
Since We issued our circular oi the ith
ult., some large sales Ui Ohio tObaccD
have been made, the total transactions
reaching 800 hhds The French agents
filled their second nstallment on the
contract and purchased ,Sll hhds.
Mess. Bros. BOningcr bought go hhds.
OF common and Duisburg grades, AMI
further, about 800 hhds. Of spangled de-.
scriptions have been sold Tor Bremen
and Austria. Although the market has
displayed more activity, We do not note
any improvement In prices, buyers not
being willing 81 pay an advance. The
total stock Of new and old Ohio tobacco
amounts 10 1900 hhds.
Considering the large stock of Ohio
tobacco still ia this market and tI. rates
at which it is selling here at present, Ne
are surprised Ia learn that some pur.
chases Oi the new crop have been male
in Ohio at prices which are several dol
lars above our market, and which no
doubt will subject buyers " heavy losses
next season. As there IL no failure in
other tobacco crops, foreign buyers, II
Ohio tobacco should De held above
their views will purchase freely Of other
kinds and curtail their wants Of Ohio Ia
very small amount; further by paying
these high prices. growers will be stim-
ulated in raising a very large crop next
year, and il successful sharp decline
inevitably will follow.
Unless the new crop should b. pur-
chased NJ about last wears prices 49,
think the business next seasOn will
prove ~ be- very unsatisfactory.
The total inspections 81 OHIO tDblcco
up 10 date are lG,lyl hhds, against
1928 hhds at the same time la-t year.
Yours Truly,
WIIgENs d BRALL-
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Clncinnan
LIV STOCK.
Chica9o.


CHICAGO, December 6.-The DrUns
Journal reports hog receipts 5000 head /.
shipments ZOO head. Market very
much depressed at lOCa2jc lower; mixed
packing - jOa4 -; choice heavy ~ ~
(dj 90; light - 5Otij 50
Cattle Receipts | 600 head; ship
ments 300 head. Market generally
firm and very active; shipping - jNdl
I so; feeders and stockers steady.
butchers firm and not quo,ably higher
at - 20td2 90; Texans 20 i0(d2 ~.
Sheep Receipts and shipments none.
Market steady at - 9OCd -.
Cincinnati.
CiNCINSA1I, December Clogs
Easier but not quotably lower; common.
- 75Cai 80; light, - iOCti 20; packing
- 70hI 10; butchers - S0Cdi 30 Re.
ceipts / | 900 heal Shipments l6i.
Or CITY.
Oh CRY, December 6.-The mar
kct opened with tl 10. bld; old rose
to ~ 2lg declined to - 2Os and adj
vanccd and closed at - 2il bid old.
Shipments 81 900 barrels, averaging ~,
600 barrels; TRANSACTIONS 10000 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
Chicago


CHICAGO, December 6.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled
but generally lower; No. red winter
81 pa; No. , Chicago spring 81 25t bid,
cash; 81 - seller January; 81 2ss seller
February; No. 3, 81 1T; rejected 95@
96lc. Corn-lrrregular at 40l@4lc cash;
4licS4l .c seller January; II ltG4l ic sell
Ter February; 1910 i6ic seller MAY; re-
jected 3Sc. Oats-Strong and higher at
S4s@S5c cash; S5tGSic seller January;
So seller May; rejected Sic. Rye
Stegdy and unchanged at 77c. Barley
Easier Pork-Unsettled, but generally
lower at Sl3 10 cash: SIS % seller De
cember; Sl3 72!G6l3 * seller January;
Sli l2l@l4 IL seller March. lard-un-
settled. but generally lower At g. 20
cash 3 81 asked. seller January: 3 92l
asked, seller February. Bulk Meats
Firmer at 81 7jG6 S0(i6 s.. Whisky
Steady and unchanged at 81 H..
Baltimore.
BkLrINoRS. December 6.-Flour -
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-Western
easy; No. western winter red, spot
and seller December 81 5Ol@l 81; sell
Ter January 81 53Csl j3ll seller Febru.
ary Il 55l CoTn-Steady: western
higher, western mixed, spot and seller
December 6I!c; new Gic; seller Janu.
AIRY 6l@6l!c; seller February 62d62lc;
steamer 59(dG0c. Oats-Steady; western
white 46(G47c; do mixed l4Cai5lc,
Pennsylvania 4G@47c. Rye--Unchangel.
Hay-Cnchangcd. Provisions Easier
and unchanged. Butter-Easier AMI
unchanged Eggs Firmer; fresh 22c;
lined l6(3lSc. Observation-Disclosures.
Cotlee-Steady and unchanged. Sugar
Steady; A soft l0!Gl0,c. Whisky
Finn at II l3lGil IL.
Cincinnan.
CScIssATi, December G.-Cotton-
Steady at l2lc Flour Steady AMI I'M.
changed. yWheat-Strong and higher at
81 29(fi 81 Com-Quiet but firm nj
F@l4c. Oats-Strong at B(a3slc.
Rye-Quiet at $1,000. Barlcy-StrOng-
or at 93(d9sc. Pork Dull and nominal
at Sl4 OOlarl-Quiet at = -. Bulk
Mcats-Nominally unchanged. Bacon
-Nominally unchanged. Green Meats
Quiet and easy bur not quntably high
rr. Whisky-Dcmand fair aud market
firm at 81 10. Buttcr-D Dull, dropping
and unchanged. linsecd Oil-Steady
and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
TALMAGE'S TROUBLE.
What He Said About lt Yester-
daN.

NEW York, December Rev. Mr.
Talmage to-day, before commencing his
sermon, made an answer to the proposal
OF the trustees that the Tabernacle con
gregation to 90 out OF the Presbyterian
denomination. He reviewed the pro-
ceedings in his recent trial aud said:
" 1t is only a question how much
annoyance and nagging the great Pres
byterian denomination will allow my
enemies to carry on toward me without
official condemnation. All ! ask Is
for the Synod or General Assembly
is, to call OF these pursuers. II
the Presbyterian church want us,
they can have us. Ii they don't, let
them say so, and we will all 90 together.
This church was built for me to preach
in, and here l shall preach TIL God shall
tell me 10 STOP"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
DRY GOODS.
New Yofk.

NEw loEE, December 6.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods in steady demand and
prices constantly advancing Low
grades Of ticks scarce and higher At
lantic brown sheetngs will be- further
advanced on Monday, Prints firm and
robes and solids scarce. Mems wear
wo0lcns in fair demand and firm. Flan-
nels and blankets in good request, firm
and in light supply. Foreign goods
quiet, but shrting linens are higher
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ready and willing to 90 on. The officers
of the road came OF their own accord to
the prosecuting witness, and proposed
that they should pay all costs, together
with the fees OF the lawyer employed by
the prosecuting witness, and close the
case. He accepted this proposition, as
it was practically winning the case. Had
the Street Railroad entertained the least
idea of being successiulin their defense,
they would not have paid the whole
thing nm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
Great CONFEDERATION.

SHARON SPRINGS, y. Y, December s.
/ great conhagration begun here at mid
night, when the United states Hotel was
discovered 10 be on fire. At , \. N. the
hotel is still burning. The cause OF the
fire is unknown. but it is thought TO be
the work oien incendiary The wind IL
in a southwest direction, and fears are
entertained for the safety of Union Hall
and the Mansion House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
Indications

WAsmISGToS, December ., an
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
falling barometer, warmer, threatening
and rainy weather, partly snow in the
latter, followed by rising barometer,
colder north winds and ia the western
portions clearing weather.
For the Lake regions, rising possibly
followed OyOr the Lower Lakes and Lake
Huron by falling barometer, colder north
10 east winds, generally cloudy weather,
with snow from Lake Michigan easi-
ward, and possibly sucoeels-l over the
Lower lakes by rising temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
Senatorial Election IN Ohio.

CrScIySATI, December I'm the Zen
a,nrial district composed Ross and High
land counties, Ohio, at the election held
yesterday, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of w. l.. Brown. The
Republican tn ne receive show
that J. G. Entrekin, Republican, is 700
votes ahead Of Mccoy, Democrat. in
Ross county, which is a large Republi-
can gain. Entrekin's majority in the
district is estimated at 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
RAmRoAp BoNps-Frm and high,

RAILROAD BoNDs-Frm and higher.
STATE BoNDS-Neglected and un-
changed.
SToCKS-Thc speculation to-day was
somewhat weak in early dealings, but
as the day advanced strong and boy.
ant tone characterized the dealings, and
under steady purchases material all
vance in prices was established. The
most conspicuous in improvement were
in coal shares, Kansas and Texas, Erie,
Western Uuion, and It. Louis and san
Francisco, and Granger stocks. At the
opening the market fell of ! 10 ! per
cent, but recovered sharply and ad-
vanced from J to4i per cent, the latter
the New jersey Central. The upward
movement was assisted by reports,
which were generally accepted, that the
bear clique had been dissolved and that
the prominent members thereof were
large BUYERS in the late dealings. The
final dealings were at or near the best
figures of the day, except for Western
Union, which fell off per cent from
the highest point. Hannibal and 81.
Joseph was strong throughout and closed
at the best prices of the day, with an
Improvement Of i6l3 percent. The IT.
Joseph and Topeka railroad, running
between st. Joseph and Atchison, has
just been purchased for Jay Gould and
will be used a. a connection OF the
Missouri Pacific.
The transactions on the Stock TX
change aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which $1,000 were Erie, 1000 Lake
Shore, $1,000 Northwestern, $500 st.
Paul, l4,OOO Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1900 New Jersey Central,
$500 Delaware and Hudson, | 200 Mchi-
gan Central, 300 c. c. & !. c., 1900
Hannibal and st. Joseph, $500 Ohio
and Mississippi, 5000 Western Union,
1000 Pacific Mail, 900 Wabash, 81.
Louis and Pacific, 5000 Kansas and
Texas, $500 indianapolis, Cincinnati
and Lafayette, $4,000 1t. Louis and San
Francisco, / POO Nashville, Chattanooga
and It. Louis and 1900 Atlantic and
Pacific lrlruraph
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
PRODUCE.
New Y ORE.

NEw YoKK, December G.-COttOn-
Nominal at l3i@l3lc. Flour-Stronger
receipts 1900 barrels; superiine State
and western = l0Cdj 75; common to
good - 7jGr 30; good tO choice - J1Ce
: -; white wheat extra - SO(a6 -;
extra Ohio - SOGg7 10; II. Louis - 30
as 90; Minnesota patent process - 90
as 90. Wheat-Strong; receipts 5000
bushels; ungraded spring 81 GOAL 10;
No. 3 spring Il 35(al 80; No. Mllwau-
kee 81 40; store ungraded red II lOtay
| 80; NO. 81 -; No. . Il illSl 49,;
No. 10. - - mixed winter II IS;
steamer do II 43!ml ~; ungraded am
ber 81 As, 40. > amber 81 JOlGgl 5l4:
No. do. : j24 ungraded white 81 10
al 40; No. , II 4jCGl A.; No. do.
sales $4,000 bushels, at II 4G(al 80;
No. . red seller December, sales 1900
bushels, at 81 5ll@l So; seller January,
sales 32S, 900 bushels, at II 54lCtl 56l
seller January bv GENITAL, sales 5000
bushels, at II j7l@l jSl seller Feb
ruarv, sales ll2,0O0 bushels, at II 5S4
al 90; seller February by GENITAL, sales
5000 bushels. at 81 G3lGgl G3!. Rye
Quiet but firm; No. western 9l(a82c.
COrn-GOOd export demand; receipts
$1,000 bushels; ungraded 81 ll@G3ic; No.
Gle: No. , seller December &c bid, G3Ec
asked; seller January 631c. Oats
Heavy: receipts 10000 bushels; western
mixed 49tt 49tc; white western jOidjlc.
Hay In good demand at Goa 6jc.
Hops-Dull and in buyers favor; year
lings IA lNc; eastern and western 33C1
4lc; New York State 33l643c. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. sugar-Dull and
nominal. MOlasses - Nominally un-
changed Rice-(lulet and steady. Pc
troleum bull; United II 2l4; crude
7l@Slc: refined SIC. TaIlOs-ln fair
demand al G,G97c. ROsin-Dull ats 60.
Turpentine-Firm at 81 81 asked. Eggs
Dull; western lGld22c. Pork-Firm {:
mess Sl2 7j. Beci-Quiet but steady.
Cut Meats-EiTmand unchanged. Lard
Steady and in fair demand; prime
s OO'aS 10. Butter-Heayy; western
lIG.3Gc. Cheese-Steady, western Sc
&c. Whisky-Nominal at 81 Il. Leather
Demand active; hemlOck, soles 2Stg3
WOol-Demand fair and market firm ;
domestic fleece I2(aj7lc; pulled 2j(g
5jc: unwashed lslg 2Gc; Texas la 3jc.
als-Manufactured Copper Steady
new sheathing S2S 90; ingot lake 81 20.
Pig Iron-,Quiet but steady; Scotch
S24 OOld27 20; American So OOCg,:O %;
Russia sheathing Sl3 p. Nails-Cut,
3 20: clinch - 2O(ay6 -.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, December 8. - Wheat -
Dull: amber Michigan spot 81 Hl
No. red winter spot and seller Decem-
berS 81 81 seller January 81 37i; seller
February 81 iO.; seller March 81 I3l
No. 3 red Wabash 81 %; No. 2 Dayton
and Michigan red 81 81; No. 2 red mixed
Il 32. COrn-Dull; high mixed 43.c;
No. 2spot, 43c; seller January i3lc; sell
Ter MAY 4slc; rejected 42lc. Oats
Dull; No. 2 SIDE. Clover seed-Dull
prime = l2I; No. 81 20. Dressed
HOgs-At s. 20.
Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH, December 6.-Petroleum
Active; crude irregular at u 70. al
Parker's for shipment; refined sfc ior
! Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
City OVerfoWed.

LONDON, December "A dispatch
from Pesth reports that the karos river
has risen rapidly in consequence Of the
severe snow storms, and has inunda-
ted the city Of Crosswar.ien, Hun
gary. Thousands Of inhabi,ents are
iuzitiyes in need Of shelter. Many
houses have been destroyed, and the
neighboring villages are threatened with
destruction. General distress in Hun
gary is increasing rapidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
Sudden Death of Judge Ketcham.

Pirr,HrEGH, December :. - Judge
Ketcham, Of the United states Dis
trict Court Of the Western District
Of Pennsylvania, was stricken with apo
plexy about five o'clock this evening, at
the Il. Charles Hotel, in this city, and
died few minutes before midnight. He
was on the Bench this afternoon, and
was apparently in his usual good health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-08
CLIFTON, w. VA.
Iron Mill Sold.

MIDDLETOET, o.. December THE
sale of the Clifton. w. Va, nail mill
Wa contaminated to-day to Mr. GREEN,
Of Portsmouth. for $4,000 cash. IL
will be- put in order and started at once.