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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08

OTTo OF RosEs.-Fill . large glazed eartben
} }ss WITH rose ieaves. carefully separated from
suficient to cover them, and Fl fe lar Mi. iss
contents In the sun for three or four dayx. taIins
II under cover at night At the end o. the third
or Iourtn Gay small particles of yellow oil win
which IN the course Of few weeks. Viii -.
Increased 70 q thin scum. This scum is the Stte
OF roses-take 1t up with a little cotton fled :,
v We sna oi asfack, and sqnesse it@into vial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08
Juan BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM
JUAN BOYLE q Co.,
REAL ESTA TE AND NOTE BROKERs.
No. 6os FurEENrH STREET,
(Opposite Treasury
FRANK BARNUM
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
handsome House on corner 2lst and n sureets
every usdern Improvement, Icing time payment.
a me House en- ID street east between and
Maryiand avenue, contains ten rooms, kitchen and
bath; COED terms.
A hsndsOme Country Seat Of q acres, one mile
from Georgetown. ~
the Point OF Rocks railroad, near DepOis
One OF 500 In FauQuier county Va xer,
handsomely improved. kasy terms. s
Que OF ~ acres, near Csfleft b Staten. Va Win
De sold N quantities 70 salt, on easy terms
One of 30 acres In Frederick county va ~
miles from W nchester, Shenandoah yalley IN ,cr..
timber balance an high state Of cultivation I'M proved
py large house and two large bArns Price a. r..r
sIe' on sesS terms, or willexchange for civ prop
One Of ~ acres, unimproved, hut fenced .,,,.,o.
On The Opesuan, Z miles from Winchester Pic
- pei ecre Both VI these farms ere eresf bar.
Big lots on north side or Rhode I.apd sve,us. M.
Neen leth and 18th streets; small cash paymerf 6si-
snce can remain Tor nSs 90 years, With interest q
0ns los On south side, nearly opposite. on very
Three lots corner Of n and sd streets. -Four ,oss
~ ssn sreet, between and N. One LOT ON n,
eetNeen - and 3Gh strects. Three lots on New
Ssss sssnse, sssr Capisol eas q u bed sifus-
4 brick hons: containing 70 rooms, bath, water.
Gh and 18th Streets. Price, o7So.
neat tvo-aory frame, s rocmsi on l0h ssreee
southeast, cefyeeu 9reet and South Carolina ave-
nue., wsfer IN houss. Price, o1,H0. Chese' ssnso
RI II L M ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08

RHAL:EelAfE AGENT AND RRoKrR
lsnl 49, 01ce: l3oS y. eTREHT
a osssss y. 7. sssaue and lssh street,
.Wuornarr uvr-- wssaington, d. O.,
CEMkHf, SAND, &C., Ae., ne
CT % order on sbor1 notSce
- ssnversd IN eng Dart q ths Dis-
RAJ RsiAfD bouuAe s.l so,s s,a money IN.
49,, 70 tn brsnck e IT, $780, viii here
- r. - DeuosA e11sE1!oe, 81 v1n Be e my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08

WAETKD-A PARTY BIZ THE NAME OF JoHN-
s0N..Here Is singular story of condolences.
~! detectives or Boston, in q case given to
johnson, who had glass eve. They found such a
man IN Bangor, Me-, and he was the wrong
gentleman: They found anotherw. H. johnson
IN salem, Mass, also with Q glass eye, and he
received telegram from Newburyport, Mass.
stating that w. II. johnson with Q giass eve
had been arrested there-and he likewise proved
% be the wrong customer. There Is fourth w.
III. y0hnson with glaa eye, somewhere- AND
the Boston authorities would ike to have him.
that Is, unless he happens 10 be the wrong W
H. johnson with glass eve. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08


yoHkB DoRAK, 9 ST, bet. 9th 10Th and 1852 d ST
Horses shod according TO natural formation Of feet
ARLINGTON HorsE, Vermont ave. and n street.
Ps ..snps near s,e
WoSnIGr Hossi, corner ish ana streets, rna sth st.
RAnnIeHkr rfaSxI.x & sS: hSp 80 per day
, ,H9UsE:FVRNIsHING srSREs.
GBo. Corr, Big Bssket, l0N aT., bet iOthkiIfh
ICE COMPANIES. :
HaEvfI HofpEs. & T. cor. nih 81. aud Pa. ave.
AxEsleAs Ef AZ g.. once. 81, IN g. te, ana
G. Fscnll, Surg. inssr1msnss Trussss, - 7th Il.
- 4lNsrRANCE OFFICES.
S.t 6asS. Co. - .ss
2. y. HAHNE o., as !th q, %. r, o. Dspf.
Ss.w:Sss. AZ fsenis T. 4. c., s ss 81 ~
Z; 9: LLwls, Boo. aay RqiIdins, is6 I'D > =.
III hsi IN. CO. Co. 81 I's
w55s.s:s = q. ;x;:ss snsnas t.. Geo
czss.. EAsSss, - srsss, spSs.its CIV Han.
3. G. WEAyEl, (also oo1vsysncinS - III Sr,sG
t5A AZ. 3. &, me. .:..:. iSiS1sSss q:
81; sEisS:::Ss.; g s: =: 8 :: ::1
ye.s kiss. ~ I, . e: ~. m ..s,sa.
,o.nI,saH F3&S syS.Aaf kes: =. AZ
cnzsi1 HsSsssSs, = Lesiaaaa ~. end a o =.
neS4lMa ,&Lkse6s: ...,s.. a
w. EeEsz1, - - sEsa NJ osaM.
XII s d. ~ u, ,..,.,.. =,
zH aa:s.3si aff. :;a e; e - SS ss::s
1fxSSSf, 81. 1vsm., IN. - -
n1seSe11l, I'LL z3EHs sroII, cor. d @.
T. =, SssfHLlD Co., Hsntsls, %. 80 Penn, ave-.
SSeASA y sAxaAAx,e % LVuiaiana aveaus.
, 1873-07-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New YoaK, July 23.-a1oncy was easy early at 3@4,
hand afterwards moro active at 4@5H, with the bulk Of
alths eusnesa Ct closing st a{ Sterling dull at
!! Gold dull at from sl18}5 to ll6A. LonnB 4@1 PEE
1cent to fiat: 0lcarngs, a3s,ooo,ooo Treasury dis
IbursementH $2d5, 600; customs rorepe, S322 600.
Governments were good md closel strong.
! State bouIs were very dull.
Stocks wero dull and tho fluctuations confined
trowcr limits han ycsterry Early dealings developed
tncreaae strength, and prices advanced 31 per cent
The improved feeng continued up to second call, but
! afterwards there WIS sono weakness In tho
igancral list, and prices gradually declined,
!1lo 1h T. market M elestna At k@x ,g ger Gent be. Be.
atocks tho armest IN tho general market. Tho
i Er3e cornor was not ronewed and tho greatest differ
encn between caah and regular stock waa II per cent,
With moEt Of Tho new loans lat Tho Eric tsansfor Of
Ace today transferred 600 shares which by tho
Persia Tho Usual number Of reports circulated
Fabout Pacific Mail, but nothing sohnite transpires
Tho chief fluctuations N. Y. Central 102<, lO4s
49,; L Like shore o2!5 o3X, s3 Western @ Union. sol
2es, 2s. 27N Panama, ll6A, lis; Oho4 4o,8, 4Uai
99N: Wnlaah Tx. 72s III Rock 1sand llo5<, III,
f'1l03; G. q. l. L. G., a3S, 33sz st. Josuph, so1Gsa9
Eric sold st so7s@Co1 cash, Gol@Gt4 regular, 6oGGl
aeilsr three dSys, and Of buyer thzoe days.
Sterling, 10JH.
, 1873-07-24
THE CITY In BRIEF.

Tho brilliant and vivacious evening 1uminary,
the Chicago Journal, is to be owned by a stock
company. Ia this to lot tho military stationed
here have an organ?
a nogro named Andrew Morris was fined
e100 yesterday morning, by Justice Banyon, for
atabbiug his o1-wife in tile shoulder, on Tueslay
evening, because she said ahe suspected thar
ho was not truo to her.
A little boy, 2 yoara old, son Of Mr. A. Littlo'
Of No. 1o3 West Warrington atrcot, bas boon lost
from his home since Tuesday afternoon. IIo
woro light calico wrapper; has light hair aud
dark eyes. His paronts arc exceedingly anxious
to know Of his whereabouts.
Tho Nowsboys' Homo will bo oponad to tho
children On Saturday. It is proposed to giyo tho
boys dinner On Sunday afternoon, ut 2 o'clock,
at tho Home, No. al Laaa1lo street. to DO paid
for by voluntary contributions. There Wilt 10
an appropriate dedication service on Sunday
evening,
Tho Journal dramatic critic Is still apparently
addicted to Ills famoua asphyxiating lotion"
1lo got an Old aernon OF Ills badly mi1od up
with ha notice OF School at IIooIoys,- which,
" tile way, waa not writton by Cardinal
Hioholieu.
The ladies Of at. pauls Methodist Church
will hold aooiabla this evonIng ut tho church,
on Maxwell street, waat Of Halstod. No nd
mission foe. 1ce-crean aud b0rr1es will bo pro-
yidod for all who wish to purchase tlona, tho
proceeds to 90 to tho carpet fund Of the church.
Mr. A. ". Edwards, lato Warden Of tho Joliet
ponitontiary, md now editor of tho Carliryillo
{ll.) democrat, Hays TINT tho youth who went to
tlo ponitentiary and WAS pardoued out by Gov.
Doyoridgo, nndor tho nano Of Handy Andy"
is not tho confirmed futlian who enjoyed that
distinguished titlo.
Tho Board Of Public Works isslod tho follow
Inn fUl1nr nGFtnitH }ria n nnnrr
, 1873-07-24

Guiding ~ cars reported to arrive, 8la total for te
week. 6,18s Market nodcrately active At yestorday's
common stock. About 1880 disposed Of. Bales
"a Illinois atocrs, 115o@1 ,4A lbs, $5?s@e3H ll8
Ohio ateora, 1.o54s1 32l lba 20 ohio cows
1850 a 625@8.25; l0Y Missouri steers, l1o76 430
s, e2X 81 Missouri cowa. 9o283lY bs, too;
1,279a1 143o ibs $d.b0@s.65 10 Michigan atoers. 083
ibs, s+.o2K % Michigan atoehers, ssi los fs7s;
loads to arrive, 5B0o. otal for tho week. lao0 Mar
kot active ut NJ on Oaaata anba from last woeky
closing rices Balea, 1,474 Canada alnbB, b9 TO II
t95.75 a33 indiana Sheep, Is lbs, $A.31H,
LioaH-l!ccopts to-day Including reported arrivals,
want Of pock; only Or loads III the rens. Prices
advanced 2Ou cr cwt. 6aea OF 200 tulhuR logs Iva
to alt IbB, at $4.25Ga4,95.
, 1873-07-24

nvou,,ro.,or ~ Cr,rrrca t,rcgorrcd
Auninst Eiromon ana Police OYficors.
Tho Board OF Pollco hold a special meeting
yesterday afternoon, President Mason In tic
chair. No disturbance occurred, "Saudy ~
Shay, foreman Of Engine No, IS, was charged
with a dozen ditYoront ofronsoB by pipeman
Mo1atoata Win ,voa I'm TIM othor Inv on cono.
a,",'. ~ 1,'a 49, a,s.c ~ aoa.'.s,as w.
paalut VI ouas' neaFly '"o noule "sfe oooutnoo
IN hearing Testimony in support OF tho
chargoa, but they proved to bo very
friy,,1ous. Ma1atastn trinl Ia nrovo that R},nv
1,.a o,,1o7 l,,,,, !. U.,,;,an ~ t.h-,,.o " 49,,
~ ..so et.,4o4 n.i 's' o1"to' "''u ."
hog. Ae dld not succeed IN convincing tho
Commissioners TINT such tormB wore used rs in
suits, sud, failing to sustain tho other imputa-
tiona thu caao z,oa f,;an,iapo1
na7,.a s"A1 49, 9leea' .qAne
foneosna" 'a'aoH Alcoo"ht' VI '"o n'1ta fEo-
canct, was arraagned for having been drunk and
noglocting his duty. According to Capt. Lnll's
statement. Mcaovan waa Il, comnonv With a mn
tor;oa c,,aroo.ar ,a.,aa o,11asa ~ >. ,,o,,r -
so14ou' oia'fac.o, thnloo y 11Aa LUZ IN nohr auu
haii, anu assisted him in drinklnE about quart
Of whisky. Both woro brought to tho station md
locked up, In tho morning Justico scully hoard
tho testimony. npd flnod thu oflcor a11. Tho wit
ao.on w. ~ 4,s. ~.
ios ene oe1ense 1essnco 1ha1 AlcetoWan aos-
od like o brave man, having arrested O'1lara and
taken him to tho police station after desperate
struggle That he vas porfeotlv aobor. md com.
,,;tto9 -, .a,.ara,.,a - 49, IN, oto.a
, 1873-07-24
MARINE.
Port Of Chicago.
k~-~#r--

Fort OF luJCA&0s
ARRIVED. July a.
Prop Charnplaln, ogdonsburgh, snudrtes.
gco'1 sea star, Portage Lake, ,.;ua Lumber.
Prop Montgomery, Port Huron, sundrioa.
seow seos Psnos, IL; sSiisi Moland. IN barf '''
Bchr Elya, Holland, lllnbor,
Schr Miuorva, Muskegon lumber.
sehr Kato Lyons slYs77ke9on: s7ito9 lumber. 1e,t,a.,
sehr sehr oapsco nnIao ni!1 nepsG0n cna 'apss
schr u. i. hawaias. LSdwigs Pier, lumber.
s5chr 1yer lawson, huskegon lumber.
sehr 1lyetie, t. ainskea0n lu,aGes it, ,o,
schr Esna. Buffalo, coal.
schr ]. Dresden, W'hito Lake, lumber
FER 9oosy inSsr aSsle'
stmr slut Mustegon, araad Haven, sanlrtea.
sehr Gladiator, Muakegon, lumber.
sclr Hungarian, Cleveland, coal.
RsSp RsSp Annn Anns 1sis Mnit MastSs4R iaa s% lumber
st ssnt earga S 1aas Il asos 9adasea hansEso upsf.
Brig Windsor, hfanlHtee. lumber.
sehr elp.sy, WSsta Witt Lake, a,t' lumber. a:A' ~
schr Evelyn, Holland, tan bark
ssnr onaS .; g. p:,5nsEs 5ossRh TRer Wnis: c0,
Prop Potomac, Buffalo, huudgies.
Bcow D. n. Owen. MuBkogon, lumber.
atesu a s basso Monitor, t;outh 1isven, tan bark.
Hchr Ontario. Grand Hayau, lumber
6cllr II. D. Wilcox, Buffalo, coal.
Hchr @. Ellen, Hits Pior, wood.
Hchr Lizxo Tlroop, Ludwiga Pier, tan bark.
Prop Roanoke, Buffalo, aunArtns.
CLEARED, July %.
Prop D. F. wsdo Port Huron. 25ss bu corn, tSo br!s
flour. % pIR lead,
Bcnr jennie Mullen, Kingston, IA, ,382 bn wheat
8cAr Tlomns p. Sheldon, buffalo, "a, 600 bu corn.
Bchr Drldgownter, Duflalo, 43, ,uo0 bu corn.
Prop Java, Buffalo, 900 bu corn, hu rye $4,000
schr Jasnps q, King, Buffalo, $4,000 bu corr.
Hchr Lilly Gray, st. Paula pier, 20 pigs groceries.
Bttnt hIanitowoc, Manitowoo, IS hlls iron.
Et,nr Corona, ST. Joseph, 500 ancks soed.
brig l.. ]. Clark, Buffalo, %, 800 bn wheat.
Bclr 1leindcor, Kingston, 20,017 hu corn.
Hchr Collugwood, 1t. JohnBhury. 10,D84 bu corn.
sehr o. III. bond, Kingston, 20 900 blu cor1l.
Hclg 0ter BheboyRan+ 800 bu corn, 500 bu oats, "a
brs beef, brls flour.
schr 4. Bronson, Meuomineo, 10 brla bces, 10 bsls
pork.
Schr Nsw Dominion, Colllngwood. H. 500 hn corn.
NIGHT ut.rARANCHs.
echr John Wobber, st. Johnsbury, IL, coo hu corn.
t3chr Montauk, K,ngaton, a, ara bu wheat.
Htmx Muskogou. Grand Haven, 10 tons pig Iron, 80
sacks cosnt ~ aacks oats. 20 brls PORK, aud sun'
dries,
s!mr G. Truesdo Green Bay, Is brls pork and SUM
dries.
schr Z. H. portch, buffalo, 10, 400 bu wheat
Dnrk Golden West, Buffalo, 81, 900 bu corn
ltop Bt, Louis, Buffalo, ~ 500 bu oorn a,d7u bfls
flour, rs bags oatmeal, and sunartos.
Gtnr ChsmplAin, Detroit, 100 brls hour.
Bark oueoata, buffalo, 2a, ,0Qo ha eorus
, 1873-07-24


IASALLE, July 23.-The BteAmcr Katie arrived la81
ovoning towing the eanAlboaa Dictator from peoria,
light for La8suo 0ca. Mcclellan, from chjlllcotho
loaded With corn, aud tho Paramount from Hennepin,
with corn. Arrived to-day, tho canal.losss Laviathan
Nothing departed. Tho osnalboas Gen. Mcclellan,
Paramount. and Esacx a passed into tho eanal wits
com fog Or Chicago NJ N1shtng naeaod put Mne feet "a
reported Kiokaroo Bar. The vcr Ii slowly falling.
CANAL OFFICE, oHIoAoo, July 23.-Arrived: Water
bu corn Cleared; Georgia, Joliet, s71s3 fcet lnbor;
aold hod Locspor cit IT IL Mlight Contest, Morris. 7s hrld
ottaw, 81 tons coal m lumber, 100 shingles; In
dnatry, 900 Il lambcr, n 1ath 400 posts, 25 IN
shingles; qracie driawold, hr,nooka, 13,074 n lu-
pig irons Gold Hunter Horny 8l,34s It lumber, IN
nth; Ganna, Willow Springs, Light; Sligo, Willow
Bpr4uR9. light.
, 1873-07-24

Everybody renonbcra tho fataEp cornor +" Of Tan
dolph and 1asalle Streets whore 1baca sclick wore
wont to provide for their patrons at ono Of tho beat
restaurants In the country. The are scattered lilo
firm, aud each member started out On his own hook,
Now Mr. Philip Achick hna associated himself with Mr.
Horny Metz gentleman won-known ~ an importer
and dealer In Gernan w1ncB. uH will bc pleased 10
crush daak With Ills Old trlcnds at Nos. 11G and LIS
lanlnlph etrAak-
, 1873-07-24
gn barge Monitor Houth uavon as cords stonc 20 br
ctponk ID hfla salt.


CHICAGO, July 29-Troi9hts wcro unchanged. Char
tata wbro Ends On tho baslH Of 10 for 10 Duaot
11o for wheat to Kng,ton and loo or corr to oswoFo;
and 1Ippogrt, corn At sn Rcr Lako Torcat and propa
Bcotin and Potomac, on private torins. To Port
Uolborno-Hohra N. Fillmore and rhlo Rcoyiilo, cora
wheat at 1lo. 10 Oavego-schr ]. e. 11or At 100.
To ogdonaburg-Bchr Dashtng Wavo, corn on privata
ory, corn, through. Taal capacity o1a to 20 UOo bu
wheat 100000 bm corn. The schr kato Kelley was
chartorOd for whoas to Kingston nt lilo; capncltys
10000 bn.
hurFA1o, July l9.-Ohartors reported by II. II.
Smith, Ea1: DrR N. NJ. Htnrlart coal to Chicago ut
ror ton; Achr Atunto, coal to Uhicngu, uptown
dock, Mt $1.25. Reported by Capt Tom Collins: Hchr
rrebe stono 10 osvaland q 81 % cor froo serd
at 81 FREQ Col Cook, aalt to Cleveland at &c pIr
brl. q. b aofr Arnaranlh, coal to Chicago Ut no.
FREQ TO North Iso@ltng 11lu.
, 1873-07-24

Wc Aro indebted to II. D. 1Iaddock, ESQ.,, Clerk Oh
thc stcamer Peerless for tho following report Of her ass
Commander, left Duluth Tucsday evening, July IT,.
The schr pnllcan waa discharging coal Touched Ut
bayfield, the following morning. While crossing
cnccd very aovcro thunderstorm, Which seemed to
extond Nil ovor tho ako. Left Marquette Friday noon.
lin and Vienna with conHortB schra George sherman,
Yankee, Algerno San Jactnto City q ghlsago Soma
dofden nulo. aud T.. Moroll. PASSED through tho
canal Saturday morning: The chenango was there
Tho brig Monitor was lying below tho Neebtah. Met
the stmr KoeWeennw 10 Mud Lake, Left Detour Sat-
urday afternoon, touching ut afacknaw and Klfwau-
kce, and arrived at Chicago Monday morning. Thd
PccrlesB left hBr return trip Tuesday evening,
July "a, from Leopold l. Anstran'a Duck, cornoE Ut
Washington and Market streets.
, 1873-07-24

NEw YonK, July 2s.-nnalnoas continued ~ e improve
houses arc quigt. Tho mhrkut for cotton goods Ia
hteay at unchanged prccs, with good package do
na,d for brown and bleached cottona and cotton an
agents. Fancy cassInesea and ovcrc0aings III fair
loqueat. RepelIaps ars moving moro freely, Rspla
, 1873-07-24
The Produce Markets.
NEW YONff.

srw Yonx 1uv 4sMoorron-out.. lg 1g,st unebsne,d.
e Sss.ss9asrs@Rlons ds5i nd fs:?ts, sSssslss
we aosd oo enta
ia # so ~ rs sssEss EsssE:
81 low. tprinR % e. &; Ss H. &c Chicago, sas
,1,s ~ q taM rvo stes1v; Wastarn 7an Tsriov
and matt unchanged 1 oqrn Pr steady vdth moderate d.
roeo 5 9o 20 o o heasa
W$ssssh mssa s6ssis S.ts hssxs ia
eshI.s' exhla' aaSsfo G,sg:T Ia Kill o x@a2o
@ As dsasS ssa pssss &c.. .sssay ss sz!s'
asssiEe; pulled: 1d@i5o.
as9Soo fer crop q 1aaixo
anooss1rgGUorso q, stfonS g Ro' 1sa1pc Sugar
rsTnoIzu,I~osnSs, W; 9No; roaned, i'ae. s''
az oa' ns new sd %oa' x21 n'st
ss ~, miades q,,es sna asm; long eioar.
"; agS3sa1stssay a ! I %Ts:ts!s s:si issass s''"''
pn,.nrrpu,. r5EhHHLr5A; yn]v a51p11:n,rnzza p,on.
and Wieat Unchanged. nyc no saes. ooFn hishor
u1FsGrngs xG{p ioase refined 1a<a,axa
Wnlss1@aeld It -. ' r.,,aan asa' |'
nAnr14onp, July 2a.-nHExns1ggrs-Flous dull
efsy Tsss1n st al na s1tss 1os4 Sss
%ss&esa sisd sSoor, s1ss 9sra, mt1sd Ws.teFa,
s dhda h9dts easr rp1 o
Ia%sd aast a;;ss@gs, ges,,
9an-THn1uianffo tvI1aEr- -Taminaff ~ mr.
milwaukee,. ,a; -istw4gKss s5AgHaDssvs,.-p,ou, ou,s,
,% h",H 49, '"S ;: ~. atn * noax m <rnnst
sra4cs adyansed No. $lsoX Nc !, si.atx !; essh
9n n.5anoe 4a,s a M sna @ n;re1 No \ '
uaaio; ana Se 4s@ss9; q 1y1f aGS
efs wit whss Su
Na I'D T. =. ,S9o, x No nona 4
os, I'D 9.Sa s9ss@ 81 tss F ssss ssa
'gp; pi;1No1a,umcou.o. NO; !, ase: mi, UNCHANGED
TOLEDO. July za,-nnEADaTurrs- % ou,ot and
ShSs wa SS caan M.e
No. Toa SiSs1. .s5x 'pot Corr u SSi droopng hfsh
n sRS Augas IS ,ssse s;9sss
Ma. l. 4os1n: No 4 sassas2Ifo snot soSo Xurust.
Ss5ssRS:d ms who's, aoo eoro
e. T. g "a &C. !, sr' ~nsa 1850 ou:
'0f'' 0'''' W 'A0'' 1ETnoir. BET so
DETROIT. Ja!y -5ss1ns1u,ys-r1 ri qu.e. and
l fH$yNH AVv
tt SHl No "nnncl at I, ~ c1osoI a. si "a. ambar
$l.5Sf.' Corn % sseauy 1t i7c, oass, loK9iio. -'
~'''N<s' y,tNf1JNNATT.
os1 W5aa all ana n ao snc
~ q aoGi * rnrG ang tar1cv dnt and non1nsi
n rats n,,;at md nnch.nnod pyn nntct Al ToaTac
pnnyTsrons-pork n,aiot at s16 0G Lard 1iuli end
| nnchnnorI bn1k nnnafa arm shou1dora. 9Eo cIoer
rib, ge. koi at 9Ie; cloar hold 1T oKo. 1scon ID
clcsr hoId At 1o,so. 4"' o7's'0|'S' ~'@' >'' >Ss
Wn1swrT-FG1n at o2o
NEW 0faLEAEg.
Nrw onnEAss. julv -l1nxAperurys- dill :
xYx 81 ha@1 a. fsniiv. q 5aaa51 Oorn acsrco
| nIea S7c vnlinw 6no :. wt,ito X f.te a1ca4ao
J ! DnAn-Quiot, soc. ''''
pFme III ei7 nrv .,tsa ma.
| scarco: ahouldcrs. 9tfc. faeon ACTIVE domnnd fr7u
ar :: paai0Kml0s;c Hama lbifaa16o Lard duii
rcfneti finrcn Ai6fSa.<o kou ioGSi1lIc
C1nnorn1Es--aitTnr duli /. fully fir Okc Mo
lsases. no moyoment. "
WIlIsuy-ActVo and hjaher LOUISIANA. o5o: C,u
| rfruetf' '
7oI hIN1not41-s'erns' i1S'4 2's; seht u pFeu'a"
, 1873-07-24
YESTERDAYS Temperature.

Cu1oAoo, July 29.-The following ia tho range
OF temperature this day, as reported by L.
ManaaAe, optician, No. 2J West Madison etrcot,
Oyary hnff.hour. ns fafEowh
, 1873-07-24
foreign gooda ahow sorno Improvement In nfft hands,
but tho 1obbora worry quiot. Hosisry Is improving


DosToR, July 29.-Wool tn1os steady At recont
rrtcea. Now ecco arrives froey, and thsro IL now
no AsEortont to aeleot FROM Bales ranged from k5p
to 5oc with good inea Of Michigan, ohio and Psnnsy-
yania at 47@o9c; pulled steady anA r It 4o@toa for
Combing and de!aine deocch aro In dou1snd Al soa
5216o for dela!no and 66 and upwards for conblng.
, 1873-07-24

plrTanunoI, July 23.-Orudo petroleum luIot At
$l.85@1.0o. nonned steady; September aud oato-
ber, lBe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-02
Rev YORK market.

New YORK, December |.
FLOUR-The market for State and
western -four is l0@l5c better with
moderate business doing at SC 00@6 60
for superfiue State; 6 S0@7 10 for ex-
ira state; 7 1907 25 for choice do |;
7 30@7 Is for fancy do; 6 OO@6 50
for superfne western; 6 75@7 10 for
common TO medium extra western |;
7 l5@7 So for common to choice
do; 7 S5@S 60 for common to choice
white wheat western extra; 7 300
s IS for trade brands; 7 O0@S IS for
common to fair extra st. Louis; s log
s 20 for good 10 choice do. Southern
flour is advancing at 6 S5@7 s. for
common to fair extra; 790@l0 90 for
good to choice do. Rye flour, tends up
at 4 SOFAS IS.
WHEAT-Market is quiet with
holders asking an advance; No. Chi
cago Sl50@1 81; milwaukee ! 50@l Sc.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Quiet and prices show
no decided change.
OATS-Firm with fair business at
56657c for western mixed sfioat and
5S@59c for white western.
PROVISIONS-Pork market firm
with fair demand; Sl4 IS for new mess;
y O0@l3 90 for extra prime; IA 500
IA IS for prime mess. Beef is dull at
9 50@10 so for plain mess; II 50@l2-
so for extra do; beef hams firm at 49,
OO@23 90 for India do; cut meats stea-
dy; S!@94c for hams; 6i@63c fer
middles.
LARD-Dull and heavy; S@S l-l6c
for prime steam; SEC for kettle render
ed.
WHISKY-Firm at 93c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Patrick Burke and Mary
Burke his wife, to me, dated October 18th,
nj. and OF record in the Clerks office oI
me County Court for Ohio county, West
Va, in deed Of trust book No 4, page 2C9, l
will offer for sale at public auction, at the
front door of the Court House of Ohio coun-
Sav of December, 1873, beginning at 10
O'Clock a III the following properly, that
il 10 say, the north Third OF Lot No. lC2
Chap'ins EOff addition, being y feet on
the allev in the rear OF said lot. and run
ming same width 30 feet towards Market
street. and being the same in which Mr..
lanes Durkin conducts the grocery bust
ness. on the west side OF Market street, at
theuew Market House In the Fifth ward.
the title is believed to be unquestionable,
hut selling as trustee / shall only convey
such title as is vested in me by said deed OF
sust. Terms made known on day OF sale.
THOMAS, O'BRIEN,
nOyl5-i Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-02
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, December

CINCINNATI, DeCemUer l.
COTTON-Quiet; middlings l5}c.
FLOUR-Firm; family 6 9097 %
Rye flour 50@4 IS. Buckwheat flour
g 75@9 25.
WHEAT-Steady; red 81 1901 45i
hill l 4S@l So.
C0RN-FIrm at SOC.
OATS-Quiet at 4l@45.
RYE-Frm and advanced shade,
at Soc.
HAY-Quiet and steady at SIT 90
OILS 90.
PROVISIONS-Firmer and higher.
Hogs quiet but firm; extreme average
81 70l95 co. latter for extra choice.
Mess pork frmer and held at SIS 90
with IA 90 bid, for seller March. Green
meats firm; shoulders DC; clear rib 64c;
hams S@9c. Bull meats quiet but
frmer; shoulders SIC; clear rib &c.
Bacon firm; clear rib &c; clear sides TIC.
Sugar cured ham firm at 1850 for old,
l0@l2c for new.
LARD-Quiet but firm at SIC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-02
Accommodation.

EAsT-LEAvE5. WEsT-LaAVEa.
wheeling SWheeling
daily al. ..9.5j A. II. daily at-...6:S0 P. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cum berland. S:2U Z. N. GAINESVILLE. .l0:i5 p. NJ.
Sundays excepted. l'Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
at Baltimore with trains for Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston. at Wash
ington City for all pointH South.
West bound trains make direct connec.
ton for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.