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The sun., 1873-03-06

on, THE RARITARl
on, the Rarltan, the Rsritan
envy not the caunibal man
VINO loyeth not Kingl
Sing, Senators, sing:
We envy not the cannibal man
Who lOyeth not the ltarltAn,
And lOEeth not King
Oh, the RartAn, the RaritAni
envy not the railroad man
VINO loyeth not q King
Sing, Senators, sing;
We envy not the CAnniba man
who'd bridge the lovely Raritan,
And Asketh not the King
On, the RaritAn, the RaTitanl
envy not the Senatorman
Who prays not for the King
Sing, Senator'S sing
Hewitt aud liayens, do all you can,
\ 9u khsll NOT bridge the kaTltsn,
Un6idden by our King! (Jaitard StopS)
sRwRLL-And is this all3
MCPHERSON No. One more verse remains
And. should We live til Monday next Is dead,
JArratd will sing II, IN a different strain
a greeuback chorus hle accompaniment,
AayhAp the Camden minstrel may essay,
Touching tendereT measure on his lutte,
Aho II he DO, he'll sing q song ike this:
THOMAS, MY KIN0l
. u. Tears, Idle tears cannot tell you why
These Idle tears should so Bufuse my eye!
f.. Vsst H9W tbs depth Of sopS dYlpe despair,
The sun., 1873-03-06

The Presidents New Private Secretaries.
WASHINGTON, March 5-Presdent Grant to-
day promoted Levi p, Luckey Of Illinois TO be his pr
ynte secrcary c. c. sninen assistant private secretary
and o. l., Prlden, executive clerk. These promotions
are IN accordance with the principle OF civil service
reform.
The sun., 1873-03-06
Militnrp.

uEADQUARTERS Twenty.second Infantry, v
g. $. n. Y, New York, March s, 1s13-GeneIal or
ders No. a. tompsnirs and will parade on Thurs
day the 9Th inst In full dress uniform TO escort Com
pany 4. s. Louis National Guard Assembly AZ
be used II needed, Members OF other companies desir
BY ordcrof Col. JOSIAH PORTER.
PERIRR L. BOUCHER, AdIutnnt.
IL COMPANY, Twenty y,second Infantry, y. q, s. y.
IL " New ork, March 5, ,lBI3.-COmpany Orders No.
In conformity with General orders No 2frOm RI gnCn
tai Headquarers this company will report at the armory
in full dress uniform Thursday. the 9Th Inst,
o'clock r NJ Members will bring their ovcrcoats, to
pc used II needed Members Of other companies deslr
Ing 10 parade VIII report At above.nAmcd hour.
by order Capt. JAS. W, CONGDON,
J'E. DYMocK, First sersesnt'
II COMPANY, Twenty.second Infantry, y. G. 5. y.
IL Y, New York, March s. ls73.-Company Orders o. g.
In conformity with General Orders No. from Reg
meatal Headquarters, this company will port at the
armory on Ihlrsaay the 6th inst? Al o'clock T. NJ in
full dress uniform, Members viii bring their oNeIcoats
to be used II needed Members OF other companies de-
sizing TO parade Will report at same hour.
by order Of Capt GEO. j, CLANRANALD.
F,F. Nor AZ, Actg First Sergeant.
The sun., 1873-03-06
pubGt tiottts.
0ruposals.
pR0POsALs FOR CONDENSED MILK.


DEPARTMENT or
PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CONNECTION. |
CORNER 3D Av. Am iirU ST., |
NKw YORK. March s, ia
Proposals, sealed and endorsed as above vii be ~
ceived by the Commissioners OF Public Charities aai
Correction, At their office, until o'clock J. VI. Of ne
18th March, inst. tor supplying to the institutions undf
their charge condensed milk OF the best quality, for M
ISIS.
Parties proposing for the above viii submit, samples
for examination ana analysis. aud III nils selected
be thestandard for future delivery. The mis- del'eftl
under the contract viii be analyzed by a compete l'
chemist al such times Us the Commissioners mar de
mine, ..,
Satisfactory security will be required for the faith
performance OF the contract and the proposals 10 sA
In full the names Of principals and suretles, wth h
place OF business and residence and the Board rssf
to itself the right o reject All offers not deeucI BY he
advantageous 70 tbs department.
JAMES BOWEN,
OWEN ". BRENNAN,
JAMES n. NICHOLSON,
ALEXANDER fEkNR
Comu.ssionci
NOTICE 20 Stone Cufters.-Prnposals viii be re
~ ceiVed until Apr l. ls3 for cutting all the mAr1
and free stone work on the state capitol about 10 b
erected In Hartford IL is desired that the cutting AK
setting may he covered by one contract but sspara
proposals s be received. Plans and specin cations cI
be seen At my once, High ST., Hartford, Conn:
j. q. BATrERsON.
The sun., 1873-03-06
QltOltaI

tllt0ltll
nR. HILTON. .-Prr,crlptloa tr.e Or ''c .,..' AZ
~ cure OF nervous droilty, Lost uauAo'l' ',iy
disorders brought Oa hY early A1u'r ul t''' A. tll,
drugg,st Las the Ingredients, Actress d. d. h''
Ton, Cincinnati, ono.
nR. KING, q Amty St. near B-u,d"1t,. D''. ~.
IL the oldest ard most successful plisl ii' '...l
geons IN NeH YORK, Tor the treatment 4 ua sPv''
diseases Private constitutions from, tu''
nK. FRANKLIN, l6l Beeckertt f. lNI.lS ii,
~ Prussign hospital experience. Pes Hnl '',.,'i,.
eases. OF long standing, successfu.y Aul P'''
neuty cured, Consultation free.
nR.HTNTER. 81 Bond st.. has great DNprIl,,GD11,
~ IN curing sneCial diseases m both sexes. 6,
debility, impotence skin eruptions, ulcers stl1IIl, =
nK. GOOD. Il Eqst 18th st.. tear IN ivo M, AN, ,
~ special diseases. nervous d'hi.iy sNH t' '@F"'
taYles tree, satisfaction guarAni"ea OF DO PAY
The sun., 1873-03-06

IL this tho Latest swindiot-A Bait to Catch
Honest Men-A significant sign.
The following specimens Of the latest bait
thrown out by New York fool-nshers were sent
TO THE SUN for investigation by a wide awake
rural subscriber. As the documents are plausi-
bic enough W deiude honest men, We print them
in full
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
CHICAGO.
Another Mo rder.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-There was ano;h-
er murder in this city last night. This
morning a passer by in the locality Of
the Chicago avenue and Whisky Point
road, saw the body OF man in the road
and notified the police. and body was
found lying 10 the center OF the road.
Close beside il lay two one cent pieces;
also a large pool Of blood. while sever
al feet distant from the body were sew.
erd pools Of blood. No marks of
struggle having taken place were visl-
bic. Near the corner was about one
third Of email pocket comb. The
pockets OF his pantaloons were turned
inside ont. Over the mans right eye
was deep cash through which the
bone Was visible. Behind the left ear
was another cash ard q bullet wound
was also found in his chest. A buck
shot had crushed in his skull 50 that
his brains protruded from the wounds.
TIE wound appears to have been in
hicted either with heavy club or q
large stone.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
ETEMS.

Roasted coffee is one of the mos;
powerful disinfectauts.
P!atoaic love, ike al other topics, is
very exciting and should be taken
honoepsthically.
The collar willing days have come
the hottest in the year; cold ice and
water sootheih some, and likewise lager
beer.
Men OF mark-DismG.ck. Mark
Twain and John Morrisey. Bismarck
received bis mark at his birth, Twain
made bis with his thumb and fingers,
and Morrissey bis by hard knocks
Calcra't, the London baagnan, has
retired from the profession, the last re-
c;p;en. O. his attention being Mrs.
Cotton, OF Durham. He told her that
she was the last one on whom be
should pu. 6 r;gl;-cap." though be
wcu!d ike to erd his official life by
hanging Q newspaper reporter.
\ Virginia ioruIaal says: Henry
4. Wise, az the Republican candidate
fo- Governor OF Virginia, is seriously
talked OF. This, aud Ben Butler for
Governo. of Massachusetts,, will be
glory enough for one year.
TIE Columbus (Gs } .Ssm suggests
that. it is necessary 10 catch the Mcdocs
before they can be scalped. and the
government shall utilize some OF the
surplusicolorsd population Of the South
in catching them.
The Dubuque TINES (Rep) } sees every
Indication that Consresswill next winter
repeal the salary grab" The Chicago
Tribune joins in all this expectation, 50
far SIS the House is concerned, but Is
doubtful about the SeLste.
Saws the St. Louis Deaocrat: "The
per cent Of the honest Congressnen is
50 small that We feel impelled to devote
paragraph 10 every one we fod
wrong gully represented. We regret
that it doesn't take much space to 90
through the list.
THIS conundrum is from the Boston
Transcript: will postmas;ers and
postmis,resses have spy inclination
provided they are allowed to DO so, to
read the pos,alcard messages longer thar
a new boy in grocery store or candy
Girls ,etsin their desire to continually
taste sweet things?
"IF you want to see what men Will
DO in the way Of conformity, says q
modern philosopher, take Enropean
ha. for the subject OF meditation:
dare say there are twenty-five million
of people at this minute, each wesrInI
one OF these hs.s to please the rest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
The Back Paw Grab.

Treasurer Spinner's assertion that
Senator Hamlin has not returned his
back pay to the Treasury, all statements
to the contrary Notwithstanding, has
aroused the Bangor Commercial, which
speaks its mind in this pertinent way {:
"On one thing the people are resolute-
ly determined. They will permit no
man to hold that salary grab and be
reelected to office. II Mr.. Hamlin
will cling to that ill-gotten gain, let
him do so; but don't let him, BY silence,
attempt to deceive the people into the
idea that be has restored the money to
the Treasury while he holds it in his
pockets."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 81.
COTTON-Dull; low middling ITO
lSc.
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm and unchanged.
CORN-Southern white strong 9th
er descriptions dull and some southern
white 70972c, do yellow G3965.
OATS-Steady; southern 52G54c
western mixed 49950c; do white j2S
SIC.
RYE-Unchanged.
HAY-Western $26@30
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork nominal
at SIT 50al3 90. Bulk meat; shoul-
ders 7t97ic; ribbed sides Sc; clear
ribbed sides 999t. Bacon steady;
shoulders 8@8ic ribbed sides 939lOa:
clear rib sides l0@l0l; sugar cured
hams 149l6c.
LARD-Dull at 999.c.
BUTTER-Easier but not quotably
lower.
WHISKY-Nominal and scarce and
wanted at 9499jc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
at'heellAa 8cgister.
MASTERING MOMENTUM.
Improved westiughouse Brake-A
Trial Trip.

AHAoI AAiP'
Yesterday afternoon, says the Harris
burg Patriot, of Friday. between twelve
and one o'clock. train of seven pas
sepcer csrs attached to a locomotive
dashed into the Pennsylvania depot at
the rate of thirty five miles per hour.
Observers OF the lightning speed were
dumbfounded at the peculiar occurrence
and concluded that for once Harris.
burg would be discarded as stopping
place, or that the engineer had been
guilty of gross carelessness. The mo-
mentum was so great that none of the
spectators had any idea that it coul !
be stopped within several hundred
wards. What was their astonishment
when the engineer put down brakes in
the middle of the depot and brought the
cars TO a stand-still in less than sixty
feetl This unparalleled feat was &C.
complished by the aid Of the improved
Westing ghouse brake, which was attach
ed to all the cars and the drivers OF the
locomotive. In the main the brake Is
similar to the one now used on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, but its app!ica--
ton 10 the engine is new feature and
one that adds largely 10 its effectiveness
There are other Improvements in the
invention which are worthy OF mention
and which will 90 great way In
lessening the dangers OF loss Of life and
wrecked trains. Connected with the
brake attached to each car are two per-
pendiculsr iron rods reaching within
lew inches OF the track, and in case OF
a run-off these attachments strike the
rail or tie. and in doing so effecsu-
ally put on the brakes. In the even; OF
one car accidentally cutting looae from
the rest, the brake is automatically
applied, and firmly locks the wheels.
AT the same time the engineer
is informed OF the mishsp by the
blowing Of 8 whistle in his
cabin, caused by the detachment. An
other recommendation OF the inven-
ton is the fact that by pulling the rope
running through the cars, any passsn-
ger can grasp it from his seat and rem
der toe brake operative. OF course per
sons are only expected to resort TO this
measure when there ia imminent dan
GER OF an accident. The train which
arrived at the depot yesterday with the
improved brake started from Pit;s5urg
on Wednesday. aud to-day it will leave
70. Philadelphia. About twenty miles
above Harri5burgh the seven cars were
purposely detached from the locomo-
tive while the train was running al
speed OF forty miles 81 hour. Not
wths;suiing this great rap;dity the DE:
,sched cars stopped before they had
zone scarcely halt the length OF tae
train.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
BALTIMORE.

Presby terrain General Assembly.
BALTIMORE, May 2l.-The Presby-
terian General Assembly convened at
9 o'clock this morning, and Rev. DR..
Howsrd Crosby was chosen moderator.
The attendance was quite small owing
to the heavy rain prevailing. The
walls in the rear OF the moderator were
handsomely decrated with maps. The
centre one representing a map OF the
world, with the motto, The field is the
world" On the right was map OF
China and the one on the left of Pales-
tine.
The opening prayer was delivered by
Rev. David Dodd, Of the Presbytery Of
Erie. The report Of the committee on
Missions was read and adopted. At II
o'clock recess was taken.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
PENNSYLVANIA.
Fircs.

f1rcBs
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 2l.-A fire broke
OF, early this morning, which destroyed
the Children's Cosch Mandatory Of
H. J. SbelliOg, in this city. Loss
$4,000. Fully insured.
MEDIA, May 2l.-Yesterday alter
noon about hslEpsst FIVE o'clock, the
cotton mill a, Glen Ridge. on the West.
chester & Philadelphia railroad, about
twenty-six miles from Philsdelphis,
took fire from the friction Of cog wheels
Of the driving shaft, and was totally
destroyed. 1t wss known as the Nc
Crafty Mil. but was owned BY Samuel
Riddle. Loss on building $4,000.
Insured for $4,000 in Gernsnia, Of
Delaware, West Chester, Of New York,
and Northwestern, OF Maine. Whita-
ker & Co.'S loss on machinery and
stock is $4,000. Insurance s. 900 on
machinery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
Au Ob!iging Yonug Man.

On Friday evening last, at Pine
Meadow, says the Hartford C0Vrant, a
young man formerly in the employ OF
Sherman Wilcox, came to his house
and asked for employment. He was
accordingly Get to work on Saturday
evening. About ten o'clock the young
gentleman very deliberately walked
into the house Of neighbor near by,
who is nearly helpless, and stated that
he was sent by Wilcox TO perform any
little sc; of kindness which might add
10 the old gentleman's comfort for the
night. He very kindly helped the old
man 10 bed, tucked him up nicely and
bid him good night. Ia passing out
through the sitting loom, he came in
contact with the old gentleman's vest,
which he "hetted," and finding it rath-
er heavy relieved 1t of two wathes, one
OF which was quite valuable; and also
S25 in money. lie then stopped at the
hotel, taking from the pocket OF a tram
sient who was in the land Of nod $40
more, went to the hotel Of Mr.. Rice,
and asked Tor q team to carry him to
Litchfield, stating that his wife was
lust alive. He was referred to the llv-
err and accommodated with ateam,
and driven over the hills to his dying
wife. We heard nothing,of him since.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

CHICAGO, May 81.
WHEAT-So. 2 spring sold at 81 80
@l 32i cash; 29lSl 32l seller Nay;
/ 27t@l 90 seller June / @49l 27I
seller July; closing at 81 cash.
FLOUR-QuieG buyers aod selltrs
are widely apart.
CORN-Sold at 37tS38i casb; 3st
639c seller June; 41iS42c seller July;
closing at 383 seller june 4. /. seller Ju.
ly.
OATS-3lI cssh or seller May;
3lHS324 seller June; 33.G4 seller
July closing 32i seller June "a seller
July.
P0RK-Msrk.t dull at SI5 50 cash;
Is 60916 % seller June sDd l6 COG
Is IS seller July; closing dull.
LARD-Market lower At & 45@s So
seller June and s 90 seller July.
BEEF CATTLE-Noderately active
and prices higher at a l9S5 81 Tor
eoEs 70 extra steers.
H0GS-Ast with Q good demand
and prices stronger ssles at a 0094 20
for rough lots to choice smooth grades.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
CInciunati Market.

CINCINNATI, May q.
COTTON-Steady; middlings l5.c;
receipts pol; shipments $50; stock 3D.
957 bales.
FLOUR-In fair demand; IS 259
6 90 for superfine; S59S 10 for
family.
WHEAT-Inactiye; No. 2red 81 10.
CORN-Dull; 10. 2 is quoted q. 80
oslo.
BARLEY-Good 10 prime 81 009
/ 10.
HOGS-Dull; extreme range 81 10
as So receipts 1901.
LINSEED OIL-Quoted at 93c.
PROvISIONS-Pork irregular with
q downward tendency and quoted at
SIG 759l7 90. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders 6lc clear rib Sic. Bacon;
shoulders 7ic clear rib 9ic; sugar cured
hams l39l9tc.
LARD-Dull; city kettle rendered
sE99c.
TALLOW-Qoiei; city St9Ssc.
VIII ISKY-Advanced TO 8Sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
NEW ORLEANS.
Tho Congregational Visitors.

lno NODRTe8oAOuAi hnttoFs.
Ngw o kLEAss, May 2l.-Dispstche
to the Mayor state that the Congress
sional party will leave Galveston to-
night for Brashear City. A meeting Ct
q committee OF arrangements took place
tonight, and it was arranged that a
portion Of the committee, with the
Mayor, 70 to Brashear and escort the
visitors to the St. James Hotel.
"KilI the Last Damned Man."
Governor Kellogg, in conversation
with q HSaH reporter, expressed him
sell as follows:
81 sm going to use force, sir, and
show the people Of this country what
I csn do. In the first place, am &C.
ing to organize and sm now organizing
accompany Of one hundred men, armed
with Winchester rifles and splendidly
equipped; these will send to the Red
River country as coon as possible, and
kill the last damned man that opposed
nv government"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
OHIO REPUBLICAN con-
= --t VENTION.

COLUMBUS, May 2l.-The Rspubi-
can Convention assembled at II o'clock
this morning. A full representation
was present from all the counties. Hon.
j. Updegrsff was chosen temporary
President. The customary committees
were appointed and the Convention ad
journed to 2 o'clock p. m.
At the afternoon session the Com
mittee on Permanent Organization re-
ported for President Hon. James Mon
roe, of the 18th district, with one Vice
President from each Congressional dis
trict; for Secretary Major s. n. Titus
of Meigs county. 80. ,Cr
Nominations for Governor being in
order General J. W. Keifer proposed
the name OF Governor Edwin F. Noyes
for nomination, and on motion he was
unanimously nominated.
Governor Noyes was then introduced
and made a speech thanking the Con-
vention for their renewed expression OF
confidence and good will.
The following names were proposed
for Lieutenant Governor: A. t. Brins>
m ade, of Cuyahags; n. A. Henson, OF
Athens; n. J. Beach, of Madison and
Alphonso Hart, Of Portage. Mr.. Hart
was nominated on the second ballot.
Judge White, of Clark. was nomi-
mated for Supreme Judge, and Walker
Storie, of Erie, was nominated for the
short term by acclamation. Isaac
Welsh, of Belmont, was nominated by
scclamation for Treasurer.
The Committee on Resolutions pre-
scented the platform reviewing the prin-
ciplies Of the party; confidence in the
Administration OF President Grant rig
id economy and claiming public lands
for the peoples protection; mining in
terests; cheap transportation; denying
the act of Congress by which the sals-
ries were increased and demanding that
it shall be promptly and unconditional
ly ratified; favoring the modification OF
the naturalization laws, as to material
ly shorten the time of probation before
voting. The resolutions were adopted
and the Convention adjourned sine die.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
MEMPHIS.
More Murder.

MEMPHIS, May 2l.-About ii o'clock
last night, as the steamer Phil Allen
was coming up, forty miles below here,
John Cannon, while under the influence
of liquor, shot and killed young man
named R. Morgan, who was on his
way here to get married. Both men
were entire strangers, and without scarce
" a word Cannon put his pistol to Nor
gan's forehead, while the latter was
sitting in a chair, and blew his brains
out, afterwards jumping from the boat
and escaping to the woods. When the
boat made Bennet's Landing Morgsn's
BODY was sent ashore.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

TWENTY-FIVE years ego one Fletcher
filchei from Cox, g London barseman'
his wife. Cox comes ipto court al this
la.e day, demanding damages OF the
said Fletcher, who. rendering one
shilling in money current OF the realm,
claims tba, Is full salts action for the
rrons he acknowledges @! harboring
tha said wife. \ jury o! bis peers coin.
eide in F!etcher's estimate; so it goes
uron the record that twelve pence is
the legal value OF that wife. But that
president will 10: fix the worth Of
spouses in genera, which may lie
-,crs o. less.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.
~ ~ ~

NEW loRK, may Il.
Affairs in Wall street to-day were in-
tensely dull in all departments Of the
street. Fluctuations were confined
within narrow limits. Money was
very heavy on calls and ranged from I
to 4 Der cent Prime discounts are
quoted at 7 to 9 per cent. The Foreign
exchanges were very dull after the
closing of the mail, and somewhat
nominal at 100 for sixty days sterling
and ITO to ll0s for sight. The specie
shipments to-day were $4,000. in-
cludiDg 100000 gold coin. Gold. low.
er and declined from l17a TO ll7s. but
later in the day recovered to ll7s. Just
previous to the close OF the room gold
declined to 1l7s. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out to-day sl5SO00 on &C.
count OF interest and $4,000 in redeup.
ton OF $50 bonds. The total pay
ment OF May interest thus far, are
sS,S57.000
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New York Market.
Ngw YoRE, Nav 81.

N'H"
FLOUR-The market for State and
western rules quiet, and prices show no
material change; &c G036 40 for super
fine State; 1907 40 for extra do
7 4597 80 for choice do; 7 009S sc
for family do; 5 9596 40 for superiine
western; 6 9O97 35 for common to
medium extra western; 7 40@S 90 for
choice do; s 75@l0 so for common to
choice white wheat western extra 100
al IS for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; 400
10 so for trade brands 7 50G9 IS for
common to fair extra ST. Louis; 35@
IL so for good to choice do. Southern
-four at good prices; 6 50@s 90 for
common to fair extra; 8 $50 III 80 for
good to prime do.
RYE FLOUR-In moderate request
and steady at s. 75(a6 10.
CORN MEAL-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Market dull and without
decided change in prices; spring was
quoted at 81 %; No. 2 Milwaukee
/ 67@l 6S and 10. . Chicago at l 62@
l63.
RYE-Dull at 9699Sc.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Firm with fair inquiry a
62663c for new mixed western; Csc FOL
old do afloat and 64t@65c for new yel.
low western.
OATS-Unchanged at 5C@5li fol
new mixed western; 56@51ic for white
do and 49@50c for black do.
LARD-Ddll and declining; St@S l.lO
for No. / to prime steam, and &c for
kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot steady; Isle Tor
low middlngs; l9tc for middliug up
lands.
PETROLEUM-Dull and unchang-
ed; 8}@9c for crude; 1871 for refined,
TALLOW-Easy at S}99c.
STERINE-Dull at 9t99ic.
WHISKY-Quiet at 9i9H..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
HOBOKEN,
Shooting Festival.

HoBokEs, Ma, 2l.-The Prize
Shooting Festival OF the United
Schultzen Association which is held at
Schultzen Park, Union Hill, is quite
successful. During each day there is
target shooting and prac:icing, aud the
evening is spent in dancing. The fes-
tiyal continues to-day and Tomorrow.
A record is kept OF the shots made by
each participant and on the closing
day, prizes worth $500 will be
awarded.