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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
PHIEADELPHlA.
Obscquies OF the Late Edwin
Forrest.


Forrest.
PHILADELPHIA, December lG. The
obsequies OF the late Edwin Fprrest
the actor. took place from his residence
on North Broad street, at . o'clock tn ;
afternoon. The body was lai out in
the parlor OF hiI late home and was
dressed in full black. There was q
laurel wreath at his head an ! c-osa
immort'es in his bress'. and a rum.
her Of other fl rral offerings were placed
around the room. A large number ~
visitors viewei the deal hoiv. so
soec;a' invita'io haveh en- * ond'd o
the Lotus Club. headed b" Mtro- Hall.
~ New York. also the F nat Clnh. ~
BROOKLYN and large rumhor ~ acto-s
qtten 1ni ir'o-mal'v. The pail haa-Nrs
wera .Jno w FN-rpv. J1e 0.kea Jaa
Hawaon. David Drughortr Dr .1"sso
r r 'rlen. and Dr.. Sa",n"l Gross The
conffin was black ard silver mornte !,
with the name TINE Of birth An death
~ deceased inscribed on it TIE in
,a-msnt wac in the fam'lr vault in ST
Paul's Chnrch yard, on Third erreet
Horrih'e Outrage.
Last evening Drra l. Ssnl'ord Ten
wears old while pas-ir 9 the corner of
Front and Morris streets. wos seized hv
an unknown man who placed he hands
over her eyes and mouth and dragged
her into an enclosed To-, near hv. He
then attempted to commit a rape, hn'
thought he heard an alarm and gave
ND the attempt for time The alarm
proved false, and he raturHed to hi
he'lish work, when some parties coming
along. he again gave MP and escapei |
across the lot surrounding the kensirg.
ton depot of the New York lie The
child when found was almost dead, her
throat heing badly marked. ner ewes
starting out Of the sockets, and her fl,ai
ard clothes torn. but the fiand did not
sncceed in accomplishing his purpose.
The child lives in Harper street.
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NEW lOftk.
Indignation Meeting Of Wprk,n

Indignation Meeting Of Wprk,nen.
New YORK, December l6-There
was large attendance at meeting OF
the Workingmen' Association Of tbs
city YESTERDAY. Delegations from the
Silk Weaver's Protective Unions Of
Patterson and Greenpoint attended.
Citizen West intro luce delegation o.
the Silk Weavers' Union, and one Of
the members stated that tor the pas
four weeks the tradesmen have been on
a strike in consequence Of an attempt
ma lie by the Elm 'lOyers TO reduce their
wages twenty per cent. Citizen Hal
bert said it was almost impossible for
worklngmen to obtain from employers
what they earned. and that the-e en-
blowers should be seized in the streets
aud hanged to the lamp posi-; then let
the authorities arrest the m"n. ] this
was done the workingmen would not
have so much to complain OF a ter"
wards. If there is to he ANARCHY
the sooner the better, be'o'e our ch,l
dren perish. Then, citizens, let us
band together, and hang al such
scoundrels, who thus sterve you and
your familirs. Band together at once
and obtain that which is yonr own, that
which built up the Capital, a"d COM
mence witN District Attorney Hopper.
TApplausr], Citizen West said It we
had on our side the government OF the
State it wouli be easy to say hang thee
men; when we haven't we must keep
Quiet. Citizen Halbprt said let Us COM
mence now to hang to lamp posts these
men who lock out employees and then
burn their manu- 'actnrles down.
Iuvestigation Commenced.
Investigation has been commenced
hv the Common On Council into the cause
of the non payment by the Erie rails
road o. the rent and interest on prop.
erty bounded by Duane, Washington,
Read and West streets, formerly occu-
ped as their principal Offices. The 'ull
amount due the city, or that has not
been accounted for, is said to amount to
shout four hundred and fl ty thou1and
dollars Comptroller Green has been
reqnested by the Common Council to
make report to the Board Of this and
other corporations VINO are in arrears
for rent
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HOUSE.
The House assembled at l2 o'clock

The House assembled at l2 o'clock
Under the regular Monday call o.
States md territories Tor bills and reso-
lutons for reference, only the following
were introduced and referred to the
pmmi:tess indicated:
By NJ. Butler, Of Massachusettss-
FIR the ju-t and equitable distribution
OF the award of the Geneva conference.
Referred TO the Judiciary Committee.
|. By Mr.. Dawes, of Massachusetts,
For the reliet OF General A. P. Dyer
Referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs
Rv Mr. kellogg, of Louisiana-Fo
repeal the duty on matches. Referred
to the C C,mmittee on WAYS ard Means
By Mr.. Warren. of New York-ro
repeal the bankrupt act. Referred TO
the Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr. Dyall, of New York-To es-
tablish line mships between the
United Sta es and Columbia. Referred
to The Committee on Commerce:
Bv Mr.. Merriam, OF New York
Prov ding for proposals to carry the
mails TO be advertised in papers In the
districts WI ere routes are located. Re-
fer1 ed to the Committee on Postottices
and Postal r lads. go,
By Mr.. Cox, OF New York--A bill
for the resumption Of specie payments
Referred to the Committee on Banking
and Currency. :,
By Mr.. Storm, Of Peunsylvania-A
bill to repeal the act imposing tax on
bank checks. Referred to Committee
on Ways and Means. Also a bill IN
relation to redemption of National
Bank notes. Referred to Committee on
Banks and Currency. !.
By Mr.. Myers, OF Pennsylvania-A
bill to repeal that section OF the postal
code which requires double postage on
mail matter not paid in full. Referred
to Committee on Postoffices and Post
Roads.
By Mr.. Duke, Of Virginia-A bill TO
repesl all taxes on tobacco. Referred
to Ways and Means Committee.
Also q bill authorizing physiclans to
import medical books for their own use
free of duty. Re'erred to the Ways
and Means Committee.
Also . bill to repeal all taxes on
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The MrRDERED tHILDaEN.
r,r.,a, Services at Cniumbiana-
Great Crowd Of People In Attend-
sncP.

Grrat Crowd Of People Ia AItend-
sncP.
CoLrMBlAvA, O., December ID
The funeral o. the two little Porter
,rs, murdered 10y their unnatural
,s,ner lat Thursday, took place TO day.
Ia, services had been announced to
take pa g at the NJ f. Cnurch at 10
An. Atan early hour the people
ts,sa 10 pour into the church. By nine
o'clock ev-ry >ear was occupied, and by
ten o'clock every iuch OF standing room
10 the lsr.e etiice was filled to sutfo-
cation -ari silI hundreds bad to liDger
OUTSIDE unable 10 ge; in. At 1870 the
funeral party arrived, and it was with
difficulty that the Casket containing
the tso lirl- Children could be taken
up to the pulpit; The srrvlcea, by the
R-v. Mr. Darby, were Very appropriate
and impressive He laid the cause OF
the crime 10 the use OF intoxicating
helor, which no doubt 1t was, indirect
". Alter lhe services the corpses, still
beautiful in death, were taken to the
vesriblle, so all might see them as they
passed ont of the church. 1t took
nearly one hour for all 10 pass out. 1t
Ws' BY far the largest funeral that ever
took place here.
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at'heelina Geaister.
THE CAPITAL.

Or Charleston dispatch this morn
il, shows that the bill for the removal
-, ..,bs State Capital to Wheeling was
..d bv the House Of Delegates yes
s..,.v by very close vote. The most
r,, ,.sbIs Calculation we have 'een as to
II, complexion Of the Senate in rela-
,o,hs matter counts l3 Senators
:, favor o. removal and II against. II
=. members from the Fourth. or Park
,lrrc District vote against the present
~ the result will he simply the con.
.;,,,nce Of the Capital at Charleston,
=. ,brsst Of the Charleston members to
,,,. ,or Psrkershrr, being a very thin
al ira sososrent device. Parliame".
49,, c,sme. should be more closely
,.a.l than this little game OF the
T,navhs people, in order to secure
.,.,s prpb.bity Of surcess.
I,isrot likely that final acti'n will
- b,d in tie Senate Tor several days
-, rh,u.h We believe there is nothing
=, III, calendar to prevent immediate
,,,.ier,tion o',he bill. The Sena'e is
.5r srd ss,e'y and deliberate body
.,icrn'inn act hastily were it ever 80
,s,rnei. A"criing to present appear
.,,ssit ssems probable that We will eat
ny Christmas dinners in blssfnl ignor-
,,,s g. to where the Capital Of West
y,,.aia r.altv is ani will have to
n,}.,y on pttr or toasts 90 a. to con
Yto he exstin. c)niiti IN o. affairs
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WASHING C0N.
The I.outsiana Middle.

WAsHlvGr ~, D, cemher l6.-In the
Supreme Court to-day Chief JusIic
Chase announced that the unanimous
opinion of the Court was that it hal no
iuri-h crion in the Louisiana matters.
This mornings Chronicle, Senator
Harlans paper, in az editorial on the
New Orleans mu1dIe, advises those in
power there ito go slou.' and saws
"this ahul ton of courts because the
Judges have used their power arhitra-
rilv and corruptlv, by ejecti"g legally
elected members because thev have
's'lei 20 take their seats in the R.ruh-
lican BODY, or have entered the War
moth hodv, looks a. il there was more
ot virdirtivene-s than wi,,iom and re
gard or the public peace"
Washington National Mopumpnf.
The Grand Secretary of the Masonic
Order for the State OF California has
forwarded to the Board Of Mana yers OF
tie Washington National Monument
Association, $l25 in gold, as the f.,
installment OF the Masons on the
Pacific coast on behslfo the new effort
for the completion OF the work.
Congregational Matters.
Senator Patterson hopes to be able to
introduce today, bill for the establish
ment a National Bureau Of Sanitary
Science to be located at Washington,
and to be a branch OF the Interior De-
partment. The bill provides for the ap,
pointment Of a Commissioner and as
si.tants versed iu sanitary science,
whoee duty it shsll be to acquire and
diffuse among the people useful intor.
nation on the subject relating to the
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NEW ORLEANS.
The General situation.

New ORLEANS. December l6.-ln the
United States Dis:r ct Court the exam
;nation of witnesses has commenced in
the Kellogg Us. Warmoth case.
Avis to the State House d;sc'oses
United States soldiers on guard in the
an,e.room and Governors Office, where
were assembled crowds OF Senators,
officeholders, ETC., discussing the situs-
ton. =.
It il officially stated that the Mayor
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
Ry the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
OHice. 10 Main Street.
CHARLIE
The Bill for Rsmov i Passed the
House.
Prob able Combination In the
Senate.
Sp cial Dispatch to the Register.

Sp cial Dispatch to the Register.
CHARLEsToN, December l6.
The bill Tor temporary removal Of
the State Capital to the city Of Wheel
ing passed the House o Delegates to,
day by vote Of 33 for removal and 81
against. 1t now goes to the Senate. 1t
is reported that the Charleston interest
in the Senate will vote in favor OF Par.
kersburs for the Capital in order to
the friends of Wheeling.
w. n. T.
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r monument to the memory of
p' aeus Stevens was completed on
.,,'I way morning last. The panel on the
pn.a slde contains the words: - re-
10, a. "a this quiet and secluded spot,
sli,,I'n np'n any natural preference for
lIni,"aIe; but find ng other cemeteries
hsysoI as to race bv charter rules, l
ID n. sIosen I this that might illustrate
rocs,. 9eath the principles which ! ad.
Of a n' through a long life-equality
Van before his Creator"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17

'aE REy. Fl. w. BEECHER will not
:, ,"! The Woodhull scandal or bring 8
''' suit against Woodhull, albeit the
,S,, SU'HIyn EIg'c imperatively demands
r." ne do either one or the other
,rI "I' We see how lndiff- rent the lottiest
to r. "o'' ~ sensitive ns urss may become
in, ~ 'ue o!ows OF that majes ic batter
CIV ran' the pubic press -New York
-.DILyercla! Adacrtiser
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
A New ANA SIR. WI Fraud.

Ine Attest DO g, in the market line,
a!' the Chill cnrhe (Ohio) Constitution,
'hFded corn meal or corn meal larded.
INA new article Of commerce is. cold
wv 'Hfd, and is composed Of about
i'" qn'nrtss nj genuine lard AID
White msal. The proness of man
.5Grr .a'Grr ls 10 melt the lard and then
a'' 81 'he mes, sirrins the m xture well
y3t-'he' The comrourd can be easily
.''Ec'sd hv II. rough and gIa,ny appear.
~ lne meal j. fully developed
'.'n 'he article is melted Wien meal
'T' .'ns at slx'y cents hushel and
~ Al twelve and a.halr cents per
s.' ss'D'' 1t docs not require much OF an
,,.;''nehc'tn 49,; to count the profit. After
vs. specimen 0; moral honesty, the
auSees must knock under with their
p,'!n hnlmey1 and bass wood hams
m.'lI ,v"' OUTER was bad enough, hut coru
ia!d Is an a ivance IN rascalty.
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@. III. Quinby.

DEALER IN BOOKS. PERIODIC A IL
/ } and stationery. SuhscriberS furnished
with all the popular Dsily and Ne ky
Newspspers Pictorial snd Literary P peTs,
Magazines. &c at publishers prices. Gail
on or address at Market street. between
Quincy and Jshn, Wheeling. ~. Va
noyl6
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ally control thorn. Ths t-stimouy or our
b.-l citizens. at all classes, oNisDllshea tie
fact, that CHERRY rpCTOEAL VIII and does
relieve and cure the smlcled dlsofdsNs 81
the Throat md Lungs beyond any otser
tupiiCiur The most dangerous anectioas
of the Pulmonary organs yield TO lu powsE.
and case. ui CONSUMPTION, cured ~
TIN. pTrpaTaiIun are publicly known, 80
reinai kHblC rs hardly To bs bsNoyed' were
they uul proven D,yVud dispute. "Aren-
edy n II HIrtIuai,. on which tho pubIlc may
rely IOr luIl protection. Ry curing 'ctohA,
th" lprri riuuu"r~ oi more e'loua dlSesse' "
ssv..s uunuIuD"T'-i lives aud Al amount o.
suffering not Ia b" COIUputed. u challenges
trpl, HnI CpuN IuCrs tho tsosl skeptIDa!.
livery fanny should keep II ON hand a.
protection against the early ana uppe'
rriy,-I attack Ul Pulmonary Adectoss
which AZ, .i.ily met AT first, but winch Os-
come IuCuI, lie, and - Oflcn fstal, ~ neg
lrct.d. tender lungs needs this delsnsS'
HIiI Il II uuy,i-'' lu ~" without IL. As safe
guard ipruiIIfru, amid the dIstr--sing dA-
r.,-.7 wlnrii Ir-s..i tie Throat aud Chest o.
cnIIduOri, InEHrY PECToRAL ~ lnVtu-
HBIr. lJI, by IT. lIu"iy use, mu'iltHG~ are
f.rcu,-i rom premature graves, ana s@Voo
IDltIr IDNr8tI , sf""tIDn uttered on tDsfD.
II acts sIs,eIuy ana sure J s.alLst Ordinary
cold, occurring sound auI b.srh.TnstoTlnE
.i,.p. 80 one VIII suisT uOLlesDIns IN
tIGtSLA anh painful bHJNcHITH,
Wien tucy know hDn eAIiiy lAeJ can W
Uui.rI
uh.Iual.y the product Of long, lsb0Tiou,
and ,ut C.--s.ut chemical luysril lEatlDH, ne
cot OF l,Ii l. spared 10 making every Dotus
~ iD' uIiup-t I.ss-iDis prrfectiOn. II Insy
~, cubau'ui!y TriI"d upDn ~ pOssssring o.
tns NlItgt-- 10 has ever exhibited, and CAps-
pl.'DI pr1Siuri'.g cuIss ~ LnsInOCsDis - The
grcaiest IL las, eyer effected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-17
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds, Whoop,
ing Cough. Bronchitis. Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the gTsA
discoveries Of moc =
cru sc irucs. 10 " are
of mOrs real yalns
10 mankind than
this rde1tuslreue-
dy for oil diseAAs
" the Throat aBd
Lungs. A vast triaI
Of its virtues thrs
out this and othO
ntriea bss
shown that IL dec
surely aud efeCts
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FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Gents Furnishing Goods,

Embracing All the latest noveltie-
such a. white and Fancy Shirts, Merln0
and India GauZe UHdershlrr> Whit
Jeans Patent PantalOon DTawers, SuS
penders, Half Hose, Slk AMI Linen
Handkerchief Bows and rirS, the aiss
style Paper Collars. White Shirts made T.
order; a ht guaranteed cali and
me al my new and han lSnm. ~ arrange.
store, u Main street, Centre WheelIIg.
sepl7 T.. W. SEABRiGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

UgDSg,DAY l-BEEyEsThe ply Of cattle large today
coming after supply 1oliaT. There 10
COmmun.paw, which y Norris sent 30 loads
Sodr'h L Co and Kahn IL NJ II. Kahn
McFian The quality only meun and trade SOW few
hgng P1ces rather easier declining about &c =
Monday
12 81 h and % ci.ne weight AZ about Zc ~ = u evil,
gOOi, al 2sc. -, .
Sehar Lau-erbek scd IS of them Z ext at l?c 80
u a. c AMI car 0oor I,OO 10 al lie % ID
T.
had cars . Of sean cTt sold at e. and
Tofpy Sops sed Illinois cattle cyt IL l2c
F sAInnels sold 30 II HUl2ic
W Dudley brought Of tAe Morris cattle with as cars
CLerokees. 81 u. sold al lofc. s. % per crt
selling Kaha Brown, 28 Ohio slld cattle q
and pretty good at Gle WITH % Indiana for IL L. kAAn
q ewt. al Ia 4iZe
They fat drove
mixed Illinois and Pennsylvania cattle Of
10.
LAxBsArvas Yesterday only 49, with 1lo5 to-day
Fortyegtthst and COmnunpaw. Beslfs II
loads s,f holding FROM MOn1 Trade slow
quoei 7sc or shesred SGlOe for wool skins
something lnme going ht!e higher 49,
Elliott sold all clipped sheep 6 Ohio, 90 D. ~ &c; 81 II
&c. ~ n Tie. nd ~ Il 49, D. at re
Pdcock sold 97 ONO 70 n 6tc - Illinois
sheep 81 D. WITH Io@ 10. ID &c also
lambs s. 70, At 81 husd
yesterday With s to-day ~ commun
aud u TIE is somewhat
Ee quotations Of 81 cole, extremes for city Slaughtered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-02

Ds Ad &c for Prime up.l. c,Ssas Corn Meal o. s %
sS So. sp Ss Sn'Gs' sss Mdas '' se%s u
se e Rsp, Sy ss-s s su a B.ry Cash Gc
SS ss WHITE, S1 hs S az oa1 ~ 4, coTH e'y
se oats steady 40 for No Resaed peostm snehaRgs
s,9s oas sod demand :. d as2O Bacca srm at sIGSe for
DE5RoT Ma Tor unchanged Wheat 80 al. demand At 81 %
fr tEal Al % for No wh,e 81 p lor Amber ssgn s%' :,
los % 2: sseriFso Sols Pow ana , snr Double
RItIs spring se5iasI2 Wheat duh ard unsettled No - ~
Se AZ 81 9 o., gsdy NJ At l@ . Srn s 5 a. So PoE
81. "a Lsr-sieam Rendered, glc 3uk Mesis-shoaS sc
shortb Aidaos, 6ic Recgs-2,0V bb Flour sIo ''' 0H
Eer MAY Foar and aDeAsnred ws' II n
Com act Aad higher No Mixed iGd47c onis ace and fhe
PORK spiet and weak orde, ct. At SO ssia Dry sol Mas
L1t'e ss1"e ' Ws, Sne ~ s HE quiet 80 ga
81 81 C8rle lower a, 50 scdss q Recep-5S 90 99; t o
bu,E Wheat 5000 bush Corn l4O0 bush oas IOO bash
Bsrey 900 oud RE LeOo log oo 49,, c,- and
p@ cSfa ry Tce sold track st &c oai. dull and
6ed about acc oef grains neglected seeds qe, ~ s
s ssr I6Tio'Ay F'FA ai'' Al 80 ~ LAM S- ~
ToIrpo May iFour qust snd unchanged whes, dan at 2 %
For No While Michigan; ~ ~ for AlnOr Acigaa Cen da sni
, 1So ScT o en oa. du and anes.aSs a.
oys seed S solo 81 - ~ ,eI 5ul Wheat $40 bush Cora
% A s TsTS G I i sas I'm g7 -Four g
Int a p 20 or Family Ezra Wheat q1ss s9a 'h' SEA 0
nov held at Oats qqet at $50 Rye sssiy at $50 s
si3s5 Bacon sold at shouferi lie Tor Cesr h.o
Sd,s and 10 Sides packed Bulk Nests sct''e ~ % %
&C. Tor Clear for Clear sides oosei st
40 go N Cornt-T Meats shoulders; ole Tor sie
g. r R So. ali ooSe. ale Of 10 Clear Rib sides was
made last night at Gle loose seller June Hams unchanged AAu
unchanged WHISKY steady az &c. A., - =. a. ,o1
All May Flour higher and In fair demand at 99%
s,n at 4gQaAc. AZ yJU
SC Oats seady a, 42d4 Barley unchanget At 7'Hco b'
Pork d ard droonng sales OF Regular a. ' 1
crst AMI Nes AZ Cse for Steam for Kettle. Buk tls
mad hr boilers er; shoulders held II &c; Clear b ile
co e loose. pse at Sc for Shouersi ~ nc o
eS Rh and lear SIDES Baeon-Deanl Light; ho ders m ~ &
T Shoulders ne fr Rib Sides lie for Clear Sle os
duI and lower at 80 754$+ Oi receipts i WHISKY uu" anu
lower q 83c =, .. - e. y,1... s-n
,,d in fr drnspd; sales Spring at II G1i 20 cas-
81 "a seler LINE Corn demand at AZ 1tc Tor ~
Mxed 4lc for Rejes,ei track Oats Inn and u dsall AZ
9,c Rye du and nominal 7ac for No Barley que ana u
change A. s. Q57ic No FalL Whisky quiet d ~ "
Ssc Pork buoyan unsettled, al Sla CO. cash; ~ s
I,ri steady Al s. cash seller MAY Bulk Meals haelFe
I'm Freghts Osvego lOc sssei Recepts-4O S1s iou
brh Wheat ia bush 2lNO BUSH Oai,. -Ov pnsh
AMI onn hush. Bsrv ShiBIeu-5G0O bb& llonr NV,
Wneat Corn, 900 bash Oats LOU 1a'I' No' 1' ~
buSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS


PHuspri-nA. MAY i-Qnerr.rou BARK ted srnly No / ct
81 - Clover SEED du =8d 30 Timothy 85t
flaIead N ennd 81 TO- Pour-demaud hghti holders
gerfie - ass IS Extras IS s.; Wisconsin Nine
sotA EIr Family $50 So 81 state do, f9943 Is; Indians
Ohio ae . oea@s g.; high Grades 50 s31 . IL Wheat
snG Red 81 81 ga 81 81 Amber sra White sra 81 TO-
I've held - Cum In improved demand; Yellow &c.
Aesten ~ sc Oats IL far isuAnd; Whts 55a6c Mixed,
Barley anchange CofenOhag doing 10 improved
ssaacee Cubs. 5tc Aeasses good demand sales 500
ions Cub JUJ'tc Pro 6Traer SMOKED
tishs, ioj ollie DDS Shoulders Go Hama pickle "a
ssie TloS held firmly AZ a9 Rieesot scarce; oommands
g. 9sis Petroleum higher Crude, eic Rs1aea 2za2lc WHISKY
be 81
BALrIsoRe Nay LCotton du hit fr; Low MidBng 2zi313c
91iet but and Ltat
Torn sescY and hrm SoutleTn White, TO Yellow
Weston 6e Oats du Southern. Western, 5Je RYE quiet
se H1 D. Posoas quiet but ar. Mes PORK sli Bulk
sheadef e hb sae Clear Rib sides. 7ic Bacon
&C. Rib Sdes, 7sci Clear IA
al Lara qa'.t bat arm si Western Butter bare Whisky
qu.et bat hIm a. SOc.
AAAsI n u Nay l-So change IN Wheat; mage il
Ne Amber sisis ~ ga a. g. 10. g51sI
~hits 1$Zi No 90, ga - 5 Fancy Mehgrn,
81 800 % w. Ne s hs4 efAly sales hmtst
Corn strong NJ Id7 for spot dull sales o. I'VE
s0sel state al t. 91D Nc aa 10 Cspaas
= by Snnie - Ood 81 o. Barley al slp4f IS fr
81 kids Oss d al ~ for Ccs
White. - '
Nav LPIow steady good denand; sale. en-
tb 90 80 for No. spnng 80 Amber Winter - % fr
White Wn;er 80 Tor Double Extra Wheat quiet and uncbsng
no Milwaukee ciub quyt at 81 Caaada Spnpx 81 Is CAss
XA& caSasS u ia Corn ssssu ssa ,s6 bXa Qsa d -
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louisville Nay lotion lrm' Mall ng.. t-.c..
PuiLtprLpIA MAY Lotion qaci; aiidIpg, sc ,. -,
ArGrsrA MAJ 1-Coon quiet Mailing, 2@sc rel fcoep" D
bales. sales. 20 bales -. r,..;rts
bsicx. osr Ps1 bales; 200 bales; sock - OV be
~ IorIs Cotton dull and nominal; Malnss ~
MENPHs l.Cotton quiet; idlngs, &c ltoe ms
C,~cxx.rt Nav 1t Oh gu quiet adlngs - -44.
St,t N,y l-Cofton in good demand holders -Ti "a "i
p, p,t 9eeep.s 350 bales; e1p0Tt, cOasl~be Z' t f''
stock, 10 iJl bales 80. ,..,i,.s
MOBILE, -Coton firm; Mdim5s IZsci ue' icoP' -
La -: sales. bates stock 1884 bats ,,.,, ,,t ..
SEv.UKlrAy Ma lotion steady and irn ldnrs ~ ,
receips t56 baesi gro, LIN bales; e1po-o LtefP" %
sales. 800 bales; stofk JU na
CuARIEsIoy May Lotion steady NJ iiius -- lo' IVePo
Ia haes; sales 3Ji bales stock. l4,33 bales -.-.-
BALriHuAg. NAV Lotion bTm; MGdln2s S| - nv o
70 bates; gross Ga bseS exports coaAtWse 10 S' 4 '
bales evening stock 100 hAes ~, -. ..i..,
N5YypLK Nav l-CotiOn quiet; Low Mcngs e; net reec
SSt'
,,t,r-.- SO, -sesf,.,
u es exporcoasiwe 5J bales sales 20 bales 9.OcA - O-e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-02
HORSE AND CARNAGE MARKEE
Ngw-YoRK. Wednesday, May I. 1ssz

NEw-YoRK Wednesday, May I, ISM
The condition of the general horse trade can
be briefly stated as foIlows Active and steady denasd
for business horses of all kinds firm prices and oces
sional sales OF fne carriage and road Lorses at figures
depending chiefly on the greater lesser anxiety OF
dealers to realize The market In valuable stock having
thus FAR been rather slow dealers rule are well us
posed to meet the views OF buyers Recent sales ~ nnc
horses In tho Bulls Head Market by j. y Deyoy
one span on black geidings 10 hands nigh, years oh
00 one span OF bay geldngs. 10 hands hgb, years
old, 1880, and one speedy horse 49, hands hg, years
old, $1,000 H. A. Fitch sold three single road h0rses &c
average OF $50 per head.
At the sale held this day at Mcssrs. Barker Il Chases
City Auction Mart and New York TattePSs the follow.
ing hOrses have been distributed among fair attead-
Df We