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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-23

SHOOTING AYFRAY.-This city WHS
shocked Saturday morning with the re-
port that a wife had shot and killed her
husband, down in the Eighth Ward. We
repaired to the scene Of the Gtray, and
ascertained the following particulars from
a gentleman who lived in the house ad'
Joining that in which the shooting took
place About II o'clock Friday night
our informant was startled by the report
Of pistol in the house Of Isaac 7. Freese'
and hastily ran out IN the street, when he
heard two more reports. A moment later
and the fourth explosion rang ont on the
night air, and almost simultaneously MI
F. made his exit through the front door Of
his residence and ran up street to the o.
fee Of Drs. Hazlett i Ford. several
gentlemen were sitting in front Of the Of
fee, to whom Mr. F. remarked that he
had been shot, and requested that
a physician be sent for. The wounded
man was taken into the office, and Dr.. d
summoned. On examination it was found
that the ball had entered Mr.. Fs. body IN
the region Of the stomach, inficting q
Severe but not necessarily fatal wound.
After receiving proper surgical attention,
Mr.. F. was removed to the residence Of
his mother, in the rear Of La Belle Mil.
During Saturday his condition was re-
garded as critical, so much 90 that he
was allowed TO converse but very
little, and Visiters were prohibited from
entering the room in which be was lying.
Yesterday morning be was said to be
more comfortable, and il it should prove
that none OF the intestines have been
perforated, he will probably soon be out
again.
The cause which led to this sad occur.
renee is represented N be that Mrs. F.
desired her husband TO dissolve friendly
relations with his fathers family. Mr. F.
Is said 10 be kind, inofenslve man, In
dustrious and temperate. He had SCcu'
musted considerable property, and was
apparently enjoying life with as much sat
isfaction as is permitted mortals in this
world. 1t seems hardly probable that
for so trivial a cause wife would resort
to the desperate measures Mrs. F. did to
terminate the intercourse maintained be-
tween her husband and his nearest rela'
ti7es. 50 far as it is known, no other Is
assigned for the murderous act
We were told that Mrs. F. remained in
the house until 9 o'clock, Saturday morn
ing, when, after gathering up money and
valuables to q considerable amount, she
crossed over the river into Ohio, and al
the hour oil our latest information had
succeeded in eludiug the vigilance Of the
officers.
1t might be well to add that Dir. F. as
sertS that his wife first attacked him with
an iron poker, and afterwards with a smal
fire shovel. Wrestling these out oil hel
hands, she drew revolver and fired al
above detailed.
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, June 9l.-Yesterday two men
negro and white man, entered the housI
OF Mr.. O'Donnell, about twelve mile!
west Of Sidney Station, Nebraska, and
robbed the house and shot Mrs. O'Donnell
Dangerously woundiug her. A party
started In pursuit Of the robbers and
found them near Potter Station, and kill
I'd both OF them. The name Of the white
man was given as Phillips and the negro
is supposed 10 be E Berry.
The libel suit Of R. W. Furnas, Cover.
nor OF Nebraska, against the Omaha Her.
aid, is in progress before Judge Lake, oil
this city. The suit was brought on &C
count Of 0 charge made at the time OF his
election, that he had taken bride TO infu
ence his vote while he was member Of
the Nebraska Legislature sixteen years
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BARNS BURNED.-Two barns on the
farm Of a Mr.. Mcdonald, residing neal
Elm Grove, were burned last Saturday
There is no doubt about 1t having been
the work Of an incendlaTy. From Ger
tain indications It was feared that Mr..
Mods. house would share the same fate
on Saturday night, and quite a number Of
persons kept watch to prevent any such
occurrence. We have not heard " whether
anything transplred during the night il
that locality.
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FOREIGN.
The European Tour Of the Shah Of
Persia.

The European Tour Of the Shah Of
Persia.
New York, June 2l.-The London
Telegraph Of the 9th, has the following
special
BERLIN, June J.-To.dAy, have re-
ceived from high authority, certain In.
formation in regard TO the European
tour OF the Shah, which cannot fail TO be
Of interest 10 your readers. l am aSsur-
ed that the journey was undertaken
against the wishes Of the nobility and
priesthood Of Persia, and moreover that
the chief object which His Majesty has
in view is to secure the friendship and sup
port Of England in future complications
the occurrence of which he believes TO be
inevitable, he Is aware that the des1uiee
Of his country must be mainly Influenced
BY two great European powers, one Of
which be fears, while he Is disposed 10
trust the other. The political views and
predictions Of the Shah, l am further in
formed, are fully shared BY his prime min
lister, who accompanies him In his travels,
and who has the reputation Of being 0
cultivated and intelligent statesman.
The Shah desires, in view Of certain
eventualities, 10 arrive at 8 clear un'
derstanding with the British govern.
ment, and he brings with him 10
our shores an ardent desire not only 10
ACQUIRE our friendship, but also 10 study
our institutions. Could he be satisfied only
OF Englauds firm support in the difficult
ties, that he anticipates he would assured
ly be prepared to identify his policy in
Asiatic matters with ours and he looks
forward 10 the result OF his visit 10 Eng
land with great but hopeful anxiety.
The 7sS9rG9h, in It's Issue Of the 10th,
says Prince Bismarck has declared In the
German Parliament that It remains i'm
possible in the present circumstances TO
fill up the post Of the German Envoy to
the Vatican. The government Of the En-
pire, be added, would take no part In the
next election 10 the PspAcy, but after that
event they would take steps 10 ascertain
whether successor TO Pope Plus IN. had
been legally chosen.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-C.
Hess, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, CassImers, Vestings &c, Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
10 the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always III store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any firSt.class house in the city. Call
aud examine goods and compare prices.
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Nor ONE OF THEN.-In last Mondays
Intelligsncer we made mention Of the ar.
rest, on board the steamer Express tho
day before, Of a man supposed to be one
of the notorious Jennings lamily,of Wet.
eel Co. We have since learned that the
name Of the party was Fred. Whipkey,
and infer that he Is in bad repute down
in Wetzel, as the " Red Men" were after
him on the night Of the 18Th inst, but
did not get hold Of him. They burned
his house, however, and that community
will not probably be troubled with his
presence in the future.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, JuDe2l.-Executions have beer
issued against the goods OF Gustave Cor
bet, They are TO be sold to assist In de
fraying the expenses incurred 10 recon
structing the NGndome Column.
The Shah Of Persia Is expected 10 ar
rive in this city on the 9th Of July.
PARIS, June 22.-The municipal cleo
ton in Strasburg resulted In the triumph
Of the anti.German candidates.
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HousE FLrEs-It there Is anything IL
the house. fy.cholera.theory We dom
think our city Is in much danger Of vtsi
tation OF the dread disease this season
These household pests are unusually plen
tiiul hereaboutS, and between the horns
Of the dilemma presented we take the fly
horn all the time, decidedly.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN.-All the Eng
lIsh and German N. E. Sunday Schools Il
this city, viii meet in Fourth street n
E. Church next Sunday afternoon and
pass an hour or TWO in singing, listening Il
addresses, &C. The occasion promises
TO be one Of interest. It's TO be hoped
that as many Of the scholars, their pa
renntS and friends, will be present as car
make their arrangements to do 70.
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DEATH OF A WEST VIRGNIAN FROM
CHoLERA.-Charles Odemvelder, one o.
the victims Of cholera in Cincinnati last
Friday, was from st. Mary's, Peasants
county, W. Va. Mr. o. was about sixty
years old, and had gone to G., seeking
employment. he had been there but q
abort time when attacked, and lived but
one day after being removed TO thehos
pital. He leaves q family.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Juue 21.-A serious accident
occurred to-day on the Midland Railroad
A number Of carriages were thrown from
the rails and several persons killed and
injured.
LONDON, June 22.-The steamer Col
umbus, for Dublin from HolIyhead, rar
ashore on St. Kene's Rock, near holly
head, to-day, and soon RiteTWaId broke
in two amidships. She had on board zoe
passengers, Of whom twelve were drowned
and three Of the crew lost.
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A CANARD.-It was pretty currently re
ported Saturday evening, that a young
man dropped dead in the street over in
Centre Wheeling sometime during thai
day. We inquired Of persons who would
be likely to know IL such an event had
tranSpired, and they assured US that the
report was q canard.
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RAID on THE BoYs.-Last evening the
officers made raid on a number Of boys
swimming in the river during the hours
forbidden by the ordinance. Five Of the
offenders were secured, and will probably
have q hearing before the Police Court
this morning.
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STEAMBOAT PuRcuAsED.-Cspt. T. l.
Taylor, formerly Of this city, but for sew
eral years engaged in the Boeuf River
trrde, purchased at sale by the U. s.
Marshal in New Orleans last Friday, the
steamer Era No. 10. Capt. T. will put
the Era's machinery in new boat.
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COURT OF APPEA1s.-Our courteous
and obligiog friend, s. W. Hall, clerk Of
tho Court Of Appeals, left for bis home
at Fairmont, Saturday, before we secur.
ed the proceedings. Of that tribunal on
that day. We will get sSynopsls Of the
business transacted for tomorrow morn
iup's issue.
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ArrnPTED SUICIDE. = Intelligence
was received in this city, Saturday even
ing, Of the attempted suicide Of Walter
Steele, 9 prominent merchant at Deer
Park, Nd, about 8 P. N. that day. Mr.
s. was well known here. Financial EN-
barrassment is assigned as the cause OIL
the rash act His vile was in Boston
and was telegraphod for at once.
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PRETTY SERIOUSLY HURT.-Ason Of B
N. Eoh, Esq, Of this city, was thrown from
a horse Saturday morning, at Leather
wood, and quite seriously nurt. A terri
bic cash was cut in the lads scalp, and
he was otherwise severely injured.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June 29-Tho dedication
Of the church OF the Holy Cross, founded
BY the Passionist Fathers on Mt. AdRmS
where the Observatory stood, was largely
atteuded to-day. Arch Bishop Purcell
made a slight allusion to the speech Of
John Quincy Adams in 1913 on the occa.
sion oil founding the Observatory.
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RETURNED.-Rev. s. B. BarniIz, Of the
Eng. Evan. Lutheran Church, reached
his home in this city, Saturday evening"
after fortnighrs absence attending the
General Synod Of thst church at Canton
Ohio.
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NEW STOCK OF EUREKA ORGANS re-
celved at Sheib's Music Store, among
which are some elegant new styles, never
before on hand. Just think, SIS month
will, in less than year, bring your iami
ly splendid organ; or $25 to $50 month
splendid seven octave rosewood piano
Think Of it, then go to sheib's and make
Arrangements.
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POLICE CoURT.-John and William
Wilson were before the police court, Sat
urday morning. Both were charged
with being On the streets in state Of In
tozlcatIon, and a fine OF two dollars anc
costs was imposed on each.
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SENT TO JAn.-MrF. Ankey wasbeiOre
Esqr. Hammer, Saturday, for making 100
free use Of her tongue. She was required
to give security in the sum Of $500 10
keep the peace one year. She was also
committed to Jail for five days on general
principles.
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THICK BROKEN.-Andrew Marshall, d
boy six or eight years old, had o thigh
broken Saturday morning, by falling
from a beer wagon On which he was steal
Ing ride, ns it was being driven NJ
John street.
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ROME.

ROME, June 21.-seversl cases OF chol'
era are reported In the province Of Trevi'
SD. The authorities are taking precau-
tons TO prevent the spread Of the disease
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Men and boys
goat and CALI Congress, Newport, and
Alex ties, button and Prince Albert Gait.
ers, warranted equal to custom work and
much cheaper, at L. V. Blends.
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THE Opera Button Cater, the latest
for ladies and Misses. All colors Of
Shoes for Misses and Children, and slip
pers to suit everybody, Just received at
L. V, Blends.
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RECEIVED this day, 500 pieces Of new
style Prints in Polka Dot; also Shifting
Stripes Of all stylesat ]. ". Ferrel's, Cen
tire Wheeling.
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LADIES, II you need white goods, snch
as Jaconets, Plques, Bishop Lawns, Vic.
toria Lawn and Swiss, you can buy them
very cheap Of q. Jacobs.
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JUST REcRlvED.-A big lot Of Boys all
Wool Cassimeres and 90 pieces Of White
Peque and 200 pieces Of pure Russia
Crash Call II you want bargains. ]. ".
Ferrel,
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(ucrAld Specially

(ucTAld Specially
vienna, June 2l.-An international
chess tournament for $4,000 and Aity
forms entrace fee, will commence here
July Goth next.
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INTuE ClTY.-The astronomical oh
server at the Permanent Scat" was ii
the city Saturday. he walked erect Ant
looked upon the stars"
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NoT1cE.-Go 10 L. V. Blends, for the
newest styles and cheapest boots and
shoes ever offered in the city.
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Ghe0eteltiqetrcHr:
MONDAY, JUNE %, 1873.
NeW Advertisements.

LOO. F.-Funeral Notice.
Seguin Classical Institute.
Sealed Proposals.
Patent Show Case Door Springs.
Keg Factory for Sale.
Ohio County Circuit Court.
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TIE photographs made at RobInson's
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them,
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RluovAL.-The Business once Of the INTEL
IlaHScEl has been removed TO The lower door
threo door east Of former quarters, Quincy
street, between Main and Market, 1T being the
corner room next the alley where the proprietor
will Be happy TO Gee and serve their friends and
natfona
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A SPLENDID lot Of new microscopic
views has Just been received at Robin.
sons,
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If you want cheap goods call on ]. W
Ferrel, Center Wheeling. All cheaT
counters and the latest style goods, as ht
is receiving them daily from the East.
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SWIM in Pain Cure Oil iryou like, 1t
will not hurt you, but do not suffer pain
when this will relieve you, Sold by all
druggists.
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PREsERvE your pictures by having
them framed at Robinson's Gallery.
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For the Picnis. Linen Suits at Eman'
ual Emsheimer's.
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FANS and Parasols in endless variety at
Emanuel Emsheimer's, 1872 Main street.
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LAVENDER, Blue and Black Two But
ton Kids, just opened at Emanuel En-
sheimer's.
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Presentation. A. l. Boreman wa
in the city, yesterday
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-Four more bodies have been recover
ed from the Atlantic wreck.
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THERMOMETER RKcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of temperature Bat
urdsy, as observed at silvey's Drug Store
corner opposite Post Office:
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BarlOW's Indigo Blue

Is the cheapest and best article in the Market for
BLURING CLOTHES.
The genuine has both BAIloW'O and WIltber-
gers names on the label; and e pat up Gt W.T.
6erger's Drug Btore, No. S9 North Boeond b.
Philadelphia. D. 8, WuTRkR6kB,
Proprietor.
FOR GALE By oRocERs AND BRU6GIsTI.
rnA.ip-W&Ss
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Hou1 At which mails are dHe md close q As
Post OaieO In this city. Prepared In Accord
Gnee With the latest time tables On the nail
roads. ..
CLOSES. DUB.
Pittsburgh, cley e!Snd. a. m. Ili.So .. N.
BtsubenTille, WellBburg li0l5 Z. N. 6:I6 p. N.
Way Nail Wig 10 Wells lois q. N. .ll:SO .. N.
B,Go.R.R. cLosES. DUE.
Baltimore q Wash'ton. II $50 p. N. Am.
PhIlGphIA d New York ?. m. 10 Am.
Way Nnl, Wheeling to
Cumbeflind ............ 1910 .. N 6:2Op. m.
Way Nail, Grafton 70 Par
ca@SerIaSa, Piedmont i 'V''O : " -
New Creek. pm I'm.
o0.R1. CLOGEs. DUE
Way Nail. wheeling to
Columbus. .............. ESQ q. n. $50 p. m
clnci1nGd, St, Louis : 49,.
INDIANAPOLIS ,...... $50 Z. m. lt200 q. N
Chicago and GAINESVILLE. 1910 N $50 p m.
Cambridge . BSrnesyill 60 q. m 1900 q. m.
BelIAire and GAINESVILLE. E60 p. N. $50 p. N.
REHr5IELD n, ctO!Es. DUE.
Way Mall to Washington. 100 p. N. GfoG. N.
Washington ......... 49,. 6'SO .. m / 6:oOp' m
aTAsE LINES. CLOSE. DE.
St. ClAirsVille and NoT.l
ristoWn, Ohio. ........ 7:S0 Q N. 1000 =. N
St, Granville and Nor.
tIgtoWn. Ohio: .......... 300 p. m. $50 p. m.
Mt. Pleasant, Ohio -..... 100 p. m lll:00 q. N.
West Liberty, Tue Thur.
cadis Hack, Non, Wed Ia; .' = =
CSdlI Rack, Tue, Thurs,
RSersou stitiGn, saturday 200 a M. wv
Friday. GOO m
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TRANSPORTATION.
3 Pittgburg Railroad


ON AND AFTER MAY Is, i97g
~ TAinS WIN run Daily. Except sundIyj u
follows, viz:
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SUNDAY.
SAN AN. arh. y
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Tickets to al principal poillQi b The East ana
West can be procured Al The Union T1etot odles,
nort, p. 3. LYER0,
jGi6 General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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TnyelsFS' Register.
POsT OFFlCE REGWTER.

HourS Al which mails arc due and close at the
Post once In this city. Prepared In Accord
Anee With the latest time tables On the Fail'
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RT. DBVKlEs, Gcn'l Agent, Wheeling
mya7
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKnr.-LoSpoN, April s-5 T. M
Consos and American securities closed unchanged Erie
Railway shares, 50s. Consos opened at SO 93h for
money and a for the account United
fives 90sa, and Erie Railway shares ut 50ss
PANS BoURsE-PARIs, April S-P. M-Rentes closed at
56f. 25c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LIvERPoOL, April 8-5 r.
M-hc market closed quiet The sales of the day have
been 10000 bales including 1000 for speculation and
port OF the sales $500 bales American. Sales Of
cotton shipped FROM savannah or Deliverable
in April at Dad. Midiling upands, Bad. a yad. mid
ding Orleans SD. 9sad Sales Of cotton shipped from
SAY Or reb R ana March AZ ysa
port to the eth inst have been 5000 bales.
TRADE AT Observation-Disclosures. April S.-The mar.
ket yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is dull but not
quotably lower
LIvERPooL BRRADsTUrFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, April s.
2P MThe market is firm: Wheat, lis 3D. lis Sd. per
average California white and lis Cd Us for
club do Corn Us Cd per quarter The receipts OF corn
the three days have been 1000 quarters all of
which were American. The receipts of wheat for the
past three days have been $1,000 quarters, including
5000 American .
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPoon, April g.
Evening.-Spirits turpentine, lis. per cwt
LONDON PRoEUcE MARKET.-LoSDoN, April Evening"
Linseed oil E3 E3 5s per ton. Spirits urpentine, AS
Il. per cwt.
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s. Corn irm sales 5000 bushels Western on u sE
mt sc Oats dull; sales 500 bushels white ,en
on private terms; held Western mixed ssc ioc Bar
ern 90c 95c. two-rowed State, Soc &c. fourroweA
do Wc Rye-Sales nominal ut SIC. Barley malt quiet;
q Is; prime Canada 81 20 a 81 IS. Rye malt held at
95c. The balance Of the market Is unchanged
CHICAGO, April s. 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat unsettled, but
higher closing rather weak inside prices No Spring,
81 IL cash, 81 - May 81 "a for June No Spring,
81 oe rejected sold It 94c Corn firm and in fair de-
for May 1850 bid for June rejected 2sc Oats in fair
demand and higher No. at 2fIsc 2s1c for regular;
at 6aAc SIZE, tor regular and fresh. Barley
duh aud unsettled, buyers and sellers apart;
No Fall regular, 76Isc. 77c. No nominal at Gao.
Provisions steady Pork. SIS 60 si5 g. cash; s6 IS
Sl5 ~, May $l6 June. Lard steady at s3ac cash;
SIC, May, Bulk meats quiet and unchanged; no
packed Whskey Arm at SIC 2ecepts-lOO0 bbIs. flour,
20Do bushels wheat 80 900 do. corn, 900 do. oats 1000
-four 5000 bushels wheat Il 900 do corn IS 900 do OATS