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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
Wife Murderer.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 1.-George.
Martin, the man who murdered his wife
at Clovcrdale day before yesterday, was
brought to Green Castle on the o'clock
train this afternoon and is now in Jail.
There is no excitement and no PROBABLE
itv that any attempt will be made at
lvnching. Martin is an ordinary look
Ing man rather under the medium size
and does not appear capable of dong
such IL deed. He is fcigning insanity and
he told several persons before being ar
rested that he had killed man by name
of Akcrs. who he said had been playing
cards with him, and they got into
trouble and Akcrs tried to stab him. 1t
seems that Martin and his wife were vis-
iting one Riley StatOn, ut whose house
the deed was committed. Stanton upon
hearing the shot, interfercd to pre-
vent further shooting, when Martin
tried to stab him, but did not injure him
seriously. The woman was sitting in II
rocking chair with her babe, aged about
eight months, in her arms. He had
given her ten minutes to rctract some.
thing she had said few days before. ut
the expiration OF the time he placed II
revolver to her head and shot, killing
her instantly. He has been drinking
quite hard lately and was under the IN
huencc of liquor ut tie time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
Complaint Against L. =. Consul.

There is serious general complaint
against the L. ). Consul at New Change
for having sentenced pilot named Hell
cduv. convicted of murdcrous assault
upon Chinese woman, to on " fourteen
day imprisonment. .
The j apancsc Consulate at Shanghai
received high praise from the American
ship masters for the prompt and satlsiac-
tory settlement Of the collision case be-
tween japanese steamer and tn" ship
Worcester.
The subject of supplying prostitutes for
San Francisco attracts much attention III
Hong Kong. Measures are under con-
sidcration for preventing farther depar-
turcs from that port. Several cas"' of
girls seeking release were recently before
tin. courts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
Propeller Sunk.

TOLEDO. O.. December 1.-The proPell-
or Rocket. of the Union steamboat line.
in coming in port this evening. VIA. cut
through by ice, and sunk, off the foot Of
Madison street in l. feet of water. The
Rocket Is loaded with merchandise. and
IN. from 3 to } feet Of water in the hold.
steam pumps are a; work endeayoring 20
rai-,, her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
New AsterOid Discovered.

Professor Watson, at the head Of the
American party in Picking, for the obs"r-
walton Of transit of Venus, discovered,
October sth, new asteroid OF the clcv-
cnth magnitude.
The party of English astronomers who
arrived at Shanghai Oct. 10Th, proceeded
To CheiOsa.
a Mahommodan Chinese general from
the distant providence Of Iunnon, where
he received an Imperial army during the
rebellion, is now one Of the lions Of
Prking. lie fought on the side of Budd-
hi,ts and against his co-rellgionists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
News from China.

news lTOIu Shthd-
SAN Francisco, December 1.-The
steamer Vancander arrived last night,
and the following is summary OF the
news from China and Japan:
The Viceroy and commander-ln-chlet,
Llhang Chan Lustlihang Chang, is re-
ported to have decided upon working the
important coal and iron mines at Rung
Chang. Also the western Chihili, hith-
erto undeveloped, and the English agent
has been commissioned to purchase the
necessary machinery. This step WAS
heretofore opposed by the government,
and taken by the war party as
an indication of the desire TO
increase the national resources
for military purposes. The Governor of
Macoa, Viscount San Jannarios, is dan
gerously Ill. \ mutiuy had broken out
at that place among the armed police
and attacks were threatened upon the
government houses. The disattected are
believed To belong to Il class formerly
engaged in Coolie catching, who are ir-
ritatcd against the Governor and his
Secretary, Mcsnier, for their share in the
work OF suppres.ing the Coolie trade.
These men, were until recently destitute,
and enrolled in the police out ofcharlty,
their design is said to have been to pill
lage the Chinese quarters. TIE danger
is not yet wholly over.
The VicCny of Canton died last
month, having held his Office for thir-
teen years. He was much respected
BY foreigners, and regarded as among the
most progressive Of officials. Jantai, or
Governor Chin Kinang, who died Oct"-
bcr Sth. was chiefly distinguished for his
anti.fprei1n feelings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
Difficulties with Japan Settled.

The Chinese have agreed to everything
required by Japan. They recognize and
admit the justice of the Japane>e coursc,
of which they give an indemnity of five
hundred tacls, onc-ffth of which is al
ready paid, the .balanc" to be delivered
before the end of this month. They
agree to keep Form"sa Savagrs under
control for the future. Til" Japanese will
retire from the Island. There Is great
satisfaction in Japan over the result.
But 50 little has the government been
Influenced bv the pccuniary motives,
that they have already determined to
return II part, if not the whole of the
indemnity. They require it.onIy as nn
unlni>takablr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the
propricty of their action; that having
been vimdicatcd, they were disinclin"d to
Eurn the money
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
Proceedinss in the Ohio House.

COLUMBUS, December LIN the House
this afternoon resolution was adopted
for the appointment of a joint committee,
to propose amendments to the constltu-
ton.
4 resolution VAS offered to provide for
the election of all state, county, and town
ship officers, on the I'd Tuesday succeed
ing the 1t Monday in November. Also
To- authorize the election of township
trustees tor three years, which was laid
on the table.
A resolution was offered and laid on
the table. asking Congress to fix the sal
arv of the President of the United States
ut $4,000.
4 bill was introduced to amend the
Adair law, so ten days notice must be
given to saloon keepers before they shall
become responsible, and requiring suits
1T law made against them, to be made
separately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
Ocean Steamers.

SAN FRASCIsCo, December AR
rived-Grenada, last night, from Pan
anna.
The steamer China sailed for China
and Japan to-day. The Windwsrd and
Cordoya, aground near Portland this
morning, got of safely.
NEw YORK, December Arrived
Steamship Spain from Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
japanese Matters.

YoKAHOMA. December Mime heavy
tvphoons occurred at Iczoo October T.
MANY sea coast villages wcr" greatly in
iurci, and one entirely destroyed; 30
iunks were wrecked; and 300 live.
lost.
Orders have been issued by the Navy
Department Offering rewards for the
discovery by Japenese ships, Of unknown
rock. and ,hpals in Eastern wae-s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
Governor Aliens Annual Message.

COLUMBUS, December 1.-The General
Assembly of Ohio assembled in this city
to-day. The principal business of the
forenoon was listening to the annual
message of Governor Allen. The Gov
,rnor recommended the establishment OF
a sinking fund for the payment of the
State debt, according to the constitution,
and the repeal Of certain laws pronounced
unconstitutional, which permit the tenn
porarv transfer of money from any one
special fund to another. He further re-
commended that action be taken towards
payment of interest and principal OF
The State debt. due January and July,
1875. and January 1876. At this latter
date. there will be due in all S2,G94, 500.
The total debts of Ohio; State, local, and
trust funds. is stated at S33, 1897, 2O4.52.
The total taxable value of property, real
and personal, in the State, for 1874, IS
shown to be Sl,580,319,324 an increase
over the rate of 1873 of Sl3, 1850. The
Governor then cOmmends the working
and management of the benevolent IN
stitutions IN the State; refers to the
mining troubles, and recommends wise
restrictions upon railroads. :" they may
not become masters Of the people. Ai'o
commends agricultural colleges and the
militia to the fostering care Of the Assem-
bly, and suggests proper projections for
the health Of miners, and economy in
public affairs. He concludes as follows;
at is custom for your serious con.
sideration whether the compensation Of
our county officers, is not diaproportion-
ate to the salaries of other public officers,
and of persons in private life. Public
servants should be reasonably c"mpen-
sated, but salaries and fees should not be
50 high Us to make the getting Of Office
profession, and to enable candidates and
applicants to buy their way to public
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02

Troy, y. Y. December l.-Work will
be resumed IN Monday next in the
works, under the old scale of prices
which the workingmcn refused to accept
at the time of tn" late strike. There are
more applicants for work than can hr
provided with employment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02

The injunction served last evening on
the Erie Railway Company, against pay,
ing certain maturing interest here and
in London, was to-day dissolved by
Judge Westbrcok, in 50 far as the IN
junction applied 10 any payments to te
made TODAY. President Jcwett in his
affidavit SAYS the aafiirs Of the Erie com.
panv are being administered by himself
and his Board Of Directors, for the best
advantages of the company. and strictly
according to law ~ they are advised.
, 1874-05-22

llvX II, Also csnsl ii, II II : of Banter st,
Nonla q, ia 4 Of Division 1t, v /, a1i3S ri, 10y
wsSsst ~, cor cf Monroe a, s.ss sia ~
It, and improvements, dated May 40. Addl.
sois Ballard to Carol 1860
ias'sa s'f T. 1ss :.iS s1S of osile; i. ii. ii:
D;ssystss &c t. lssS s 4 Of ns,siea Il. IL:
raf * as54a 1ss %ss i 2ssn s; t. ;s:iis H. 80
s!Ps nsS lsy si ii:;issa Il, i s1iSS H. a
ss1sS aay Il; ,ic; lin Il of 50
n, ooai24 Ply y, dated May g. 10
b01135 2.lo It, tatol May 4............,..,ts o.
s1perfor IT BET + Ct Ca,r st and Lake N1olisan
o;ns soS e 5e..s u s1ssd apsIaaay hay H. John " L.
Bsmark Court, s19 Il OF Noble At, n /, 2axoo
siSrtea ~, 5s5l Z oi Thrih.fh St,
2s1125A Il, dated May 1s...:..;::........... III
a2x125 IT, dated May bot
SOUTH or u1Tr 11MITs.
Lots md 9, Of uobarts y wkn.knSssA
ofnw Seq: ~. oe, "a, dated April 2o:.:... a,bt
Johnsoa'ss Kss4 Heo. .. os,1o, :.
Undiyl1edi1 Lota % and 10, tn aouerbry 4 ~
otis' Lots 4 to 7, In Hoaennerkio'a Block 0,
Lots and s, block 1l, Iharo's i ofswl ~
&c., IL. %, IL, tatcd May y11............,.., 81
Lois 10 10 b, Dlock ., In 0ryis pars neH
&c. (. SS T. n,ae astea n may 1,6o
Hyde Park, dutod May o.. .,x................ GOO
Milwaukee nv, 44x20o II, in Block q Of gtavea
part II Sec. 30, 40. IL. da,cd May 10..,.. LOO
, 1874-05-22

May .929f@o29Go, sellor Juno, o216@e2>fc,
soi!er July oo]4o, uollor August, o4@ol Ge. No.
= eats, selIor Juno, 4CNo; selicr July, 4l1l@
aa4i1&o; ai1&; eoller August 8bo. Mens pork, cash,
S217.9Si seIer June. S17.5o@17. 80, aolcr July,
$l316@17.7o Lard, cash or soler june. $1066
@lo.o5j collier July. e11.l0@l1.12}6. sass
=" WeTo, |, 600 bu NO. whoat, cash, at Ht.22I( !;
at o 81 1ao eSor h IT, June :ss aoo b
seler Sc n july 8l.221d1; 10000 bu do at St.221G;
l6ooo bu No. corn, aeller june. at 0219o, 05060
By DO, seer July, ii oo16o. 10000 bu No. oats,
acler JUNO. nt 46llfo; 10000 Blu do, hollor July,
e6 e6a a429o, 1000 bu d. ae!er Angnat. at s6o
br1s do, sollor June, at s17.55; 1,750 brls do,
seller Juno, at &17.56.
LATEST, ~.
Wheat was In moderate demand late In tho
afternoon, and stronger, olosing at R1.22s6@
1l;229l for June, aud 81 ,2225@ .99111 for juiy.
6n, Uorn sold ut 02996@G2a6o for juno, closing at
e2}f@0025@o; seller July at G811@o9hc. Mcsa
pork sold lower after the cali bales woro ro-
boEt0d rls DO OF 1o9 rs s9ller Jnne Ct
dry-saltod neats, seller July, at dye, looao.
, 1874-05-22

restrictino Lus,nena pricsx 9SEo 'nS scan. supply
end WnoScT nj 81 6nS7 Tahs sshs ~
market closed STEADY at ths aoyc so and the
1'e'@' ,srr, ~ nv rn1,,t nuore aaotae'oas'
NEW Yonx M,ve, NEM NIsr, aoisN; 13e.ooo,,,.u B.. :,
Tic sa6n tina lat woo mse,,n a9anss 11o TOT
firm at former ouotations n,,n1ity ara eiossu
prices ranged from iies1sIc. a1""'' a'cfaes sooo
te iant wceF aeen uHya, 3oe tae sane
lambs steady at i191lSc viii Ssw faSc1a nrr'u9
, 1874-05-22
LEGAL,
m NSs1s.TC-EE.

Whereas Daniel Pratt md Charles syn,euds asAs.
ssyimgs insttntip Of s state q New arc tic
OF tho land: aud prcntscs hcrc!nafter described; and
NaTtSssa NpSGss jstros s. ooaf u S p4VHksp!s
petition lad ordered BY sad coart t6at ia Xs AZ ea
81 tS tWos ns hs ana sovo r. 9ns undV!de4 ha
M9menoet In the county Of Ankukou and Stats Of illi-
nois .ngntione. End descrbcd ia sad pot.
t9r d1sssor9sd: and ylefesr o,nstock d sd
@ Il du o'hor ' una n oF ooy ona Il hGlSs lie
sa lands and prclnsc: and hns by his aKrconout With
fa1a an. At.Gnses ~ orot te tuoiiiso he eajo Fl
@ nmii OF no!oty thereof upon The ad edndi-
sSs, Ho y y Ell SafSn 1n an M
A 81 that day te sa1siaoaso Of dSorss s.
Il a"9 s tsq o2 G1 sas
and sell ut public auction for h, ghe,t and best pr;cn
ssss 2 ap. n sna 1aafS Ill sn h. %Sws
inns g., IN r. G"y # ad stats .
pioysn l t]ia nerh half # sectiGa t,yaTo { e9oep
northeast ausret said sou,on i@oiso; hs oast hail
aud tls east half Of te southwest gusgtor of Section
aad nsaaa RsnSs ss 9tss sen
t1tnfng 06 g. M acres, oss. tossor With the
tmttoscmonta aud nppurt2nanccs toseuto beon xiAg.
cry # deod for tho same, and the balnnee In eight
inontha from the date OF saio t. be BY mort.
r'Ujs UstoA srsfs H. dSsd g s, 81 the Dr''s' sold
...,.- :, T., da3hEEs dRaHah!EEts s! AAEEzSosps,
ssSness o. ~ teop1ea s1s Deposit md Savings In
''''''''A o. 'u' '''"'' u t'0" WIZ H. coMsrooK
, 1874-05-22

;, Foreign Ntnrlkcts.;
-, LIVERPOOL May 2l-ll q. .m.-Market unchanged
Flour. 4as Wheat-Wtnter, 1.s@l.s I'd: spring, l1G
ia; white, 12s bd@12s ID club, 12s sd@lSs. Corn
a7s@37s3d.. Pork, Gu Cd. Lard, Cos Cd.
LvEnrooL, May ga p m.-BreadauGs quiet nut
unchanged.
,L1vEnroo1, May 21,-Cotton easier; middlng up
lands, 9}5d; mildlng Orloars, B3il. Sales, 10, ,01C
D9les AMERICAN, o,51o bales; speculation mud export
los Cd peas, r4os
@rroyisioaa-naeon, Ere short clear middles, 4os Cd.
+. ,Turpentinc, oos. ,>4'' :, -
I:oSpos, May 21.-Amount Of bullion III the Bank
OF Engan5 Increased el8S, ,a1o; proportion of bank
reacrfe to liability which was last week SIX nor cont
~ now AS5 per cent. conaols-Mouoy, Daji@o3X :
United sfsiea Securities OF p,, 1o7a1; s7s.
1o9N: 10-4os. 1oA; new 6s, 1044; Now York Cam
tra, 8s; Eric a2A; preferrel, e..
sugar-on spot, dos: ailoat aTaG9a5s Sd.
rctEolaum spirits. o. Cd !; refined, 11As.
PHSiz, May ai.~spccte in Bank OF Franco ,ncro,,rd
o6AA 900 Srancs during the past week. etes b9f $50
, 1874-05-22
,v,,jyEY AND COM MERGE.
MONETARY,


TnnhspAx E'hH'sa' ~ A,s, ,,,onnt n
Of currency going to tho country. Most Of 1t Is
for tta noyomont OF grain aud cattle eastward,
,.no %n,oI anis,oS nn1 oSn t,;o,r nauttuu.
The demand for loans cohnnues !lght; VI ..e
nupply OF funds Is abundans; sno fa'o OK a'a-
count Ia s@1o rer cent.
INC , oea,se ase,onao .o rss @ Inn promium betveon
New YORK oxohaueo ""o wv tA" .,''N1.
banks, for $1,000, with O "enSeu1ng 'cnoenoy'
Foreign exchange Ia quoted by Qreenobanm
nroa + 60. "a follows: Paris, 515 to 5111;
Hamburg, g; Bremen oS21 to 'o@1' sterlins'
1885, to 49l1' ua,.,,o, ,,,,o;,orottor ~ .oro
Ihoro Is RatnU R1au,,Out thn nan3,mr aonata % XII
that eeoa ~, W ,roors tors Tootca a. In ~. w.
thooretcal naioGs o,,s .n,, oo,, III +or ~.
qulfoment .n1s '.,, vo,,,ta r. t,s ,rav;.nr
a.s sofves IL ,e 4 vt,i force anv Of tbe eontrv
neoSen S 60 i,a", ~, hnnd 1arrnr amnnnt ~ onr.
paKe t. TO- noop Ipoa u ho safo ianjt hnrours nro
but dangerous for q country bank, without
: the protection TINT n largo city anords: to koop
iorco Butne on hand. Wo Btatcd tho other day
tbnt half dozen country banks lnd decided to
F. ou1 VI nai.o LULU anm r66n,rtod o;ncn ~ tho
tlonal Gases hhse oeen iepot.e.I atIuo. - @ sns
Senate bill ID passea "ltn nH Pse5ont piovlslons
coucefnlng reserves; " ~ p!opnol" saat '..fE f3
NUMBER OF 'Natlonhl nauhs Al 'ne 'nsee'ol WILL
follow tho sa'ne SonIne 7,,. ,os ham sr,o;,..
The Horman Nhtlonai bank nag oaou ~ Rhplo1,,t" ",
ed Ncdeemtng aEont 10. shg 1outn pcla 1nr H., t,
onnl Bank ot soatn RSnG, anq n,n eno q, 1Gs tne
dallA. ~ ,,.oa :, .h,. o,.,
Anow bank has neen ofEan1zeu N ~ thiS IN cty:
md Will soon oeEn onero.ons ui,1os @ snn ute s ~
the Ih@nlx banKinE w9mp"tuy:u lno gn!eels t VIZ
, 1874-05-22
BoLnRn-No. !, 22o i No. 2, 400.
J,EAp-pg, 7Bo; bar, DC load pipe, %; out do, 0xo
HnkxT zrNc-Ta casks, 1oo lesa quantity, 1oko !;

!, s,sxT zrSo-fali oasks, 100; 'esa quantity, ioXo
sMsEs inos-No. =. 90 rates; nu..la ront g, ..
rate; American lsas.is-h; -; ., %. ..' ' e''
ii per essnt aia @ isa hi IT,. IT, 4''' ''"n'
azs; unnsd s. esrpos oao; planloa "copper" A1o; DO.
WnsMsss il ss i. 81 i ~" e. e
ao; T. 100 a. 2os full bundle, 90 per cent dis.
NA1Ls-The de1nanuis active - usual vt thia sea-
son and il deubless stimulated 4 present " tho low
rats. induced M by local somretitson Stocks not
Il a. ss:iS S3 sssS II $$%&
~. 'MNSAhf fsETFohiEs-Moet with moaer... demand
4 r. price. eyon below: Manila Iene
I'll sjra p isSsss =; s;.r,;as ,;S'''i & isssSsf sss%f
ssSS Ss$S iss,5; ss f. e. e.
011s-Tnere wss : fufthor break In tbs pr,eo of
ssss ss tSd L. sss ssSts0n ssSd ns1F %
sn nseod vas s.o nsd sy ssS1h sWhsis s
o.ss a's sssoI Ira, sss1os &C.,
iso sSs a. ss .ieey ynss psg sdSsa e S
Sseaae nspItS.. g asas, sRa' i7o o. nsph
s; roT1ToEs -yess dull, hut not quo!ae1y lower.
Bone parties rerortcd batter douiand for choice
Easlor, and ut ST. Is devere III rsrorts Ieeainis MS
m'ro ~ npSu eoG n8 nyer generay soed
follows: Peachbosg, from store, Sl.o0@1e5 psr bM:
= m'1sd !e1 lots y psr hu pe.ehbowp IN
,poULTnE-ohiekons wore in largo supply, aud. old
Turkoya are scaroe and firm. Quotations: Turkeys,
liye l2@l3o chickens live spring, s3.5b
aa't; ouo,ea
at s22sfs7so clover At y3.4o@s.so; nle., coaeio
bas Hnsasn '9rtai iesied fro stoIe Il
bag. do at Coos u bags lnilct At Gao; 10 bags fax
6ALT-The demand continues act.ye, md tho mar
ada do. s1.0o; ordinary coarse. siao; coarse dia-
Ss{g; Ssgs Ts1s Ia Saaay ,f With ba Ashton
taiows -: ouna so's yson a9.so ena to
es H. jsc az Ss@so Dc e.. ohGo s 70
do. 90; fair to good gunpowdcr 75@s5c: ooico
rtng.uey, si.oo@1l6;. 'o1tra hloyune. sl.o5@i.do;
Do, 4o@5oo; coorcl natuzSi.leaf jspan oo97oo; COM
mon 70 Mns oolons a545o; good esSo5o; choice to
e.:Es' ss was fair movement in
nsSw III sa0ee ss: medium
SSoSstussl !saf asSs sstsi'i Sa, bright ooa7oo;
sxoxMo2dooi = choice, s2@s5e; mediun, s2ea
SOC y: common, 25G927o. '.'' =.
WoDLT Thore was no change to note. 1The Now
York bulletin, under the head Of tbs Doston Wool
Market, gives the following: The prospect Of .ho
negotiation OF reciprocity treaty with Canndn
now 80 currently reported at Washington will have
important bearing On tbs psico Of combing wool, It
will open market for tic entire clip. Thoro have
boen aaiea o 900 rs Canada comblng to past woek
Thla WOOL hss been generally hs1 It go per ~ Ill:
following prices have been ,anaod for the nsw clips:
Eino md medium waahcd.. .3S3 40
Goafae Wa8hca ..95t938o
Fine heavy to Light unwnshed. .2397a
Medium aud coarse unwashtd.. .:o@2sc
Prime tub washed. .45Gs43o
Poor TO good t4b washed:
Unmorchnntable wool, 3@10o lcsa
Old wool IN quoted easy, Us folows: ! .
Tub WISHED. ..4e@54o
Gofnmon dingy. .38la40o
Ieeo .4Jl 4dc
tleoca uawasAcd. .25832o
, 1874-05-22

or May. ;1sra-Denand Hight, holders firm; steam,
fn sila1 s OH oysf nye sS ss' osr fs rb
I'D i'm shoalde1s ':e ossi H. 1So clear
@ntsnr-ra'r nn1 ar2 2,4,as;;r 4. 9tS;
DALrtNont, bfAy y2l.-f}RKADsTuFrs-F1ou fu fair
demand aud nohasgod. Wheat tltll and iravy Ohio
mud Indiana, s.4511 60; Wes!ern spring. ~.
ossn str Toe p 5 s %'asn sl aca1as sa
isa n e5gSoo; whlte' e7oa0 n'o hr' and wanted
uR alE ad a 5% % Ss
elear r,b, s4c. uaeon-shoulaors, 71"t clear rtbs
1urrER-..unehangcd.
GorrEh-Eominay unchanged.
wnrsxr-Qulot at oa,sssM}s; 9,sgs}M}sa
oswrdo, May 21.-DnEADaruFFs-Wheat dull; No
& whs stsaais3n, $l75: extra d. sl7s; far r. white 1i
OurF4Lo, hfay M.-nnEApsrurrs-Wheat mnrkct
bare. Corn dull car lots 7la11tdd for No. 2 na 10
Se ;o oi none ~ ne1e.
CANAL 1nhl'n7fm fiifnfpGfF1irA. ffmiiGfnIfsipsnfffaii
rurIApr1rHIA, Euy -DnEAnsTurrs-F1ou very
oa oS and aa sssa 9nsss ;.tss sarss rfs Ss wss ws
dull red sl.45@i.s7: a,nber, s. lG5S1J8 Rye, oso.
sh essi INC seo som m1sa s5s. 'l
PNovts1oNs-1ctive and higher. Mess pork, sts.29
G'''T W. Iinu nes0' eio'ao. uH'na n pleAo' A443
pr-rn1 r,n,s Mr,no,. .r,a. o,<. .,.,,, 1,,<,.
1910. ,,rvrr,,n
ox.z CiaEVELAND.
GLEvElLAaD,, MAY N.--DREADSTuFTa-Floir quiet
sl.55i No. 10 at si.t6 Corn qiot s his mixed.
a9 ~ ann ., nra no. shte and Western, $50 No. -
''g ps,xnI wn,lp, p,,,s H9c. o,,,..
1ota nh,S ns. a III u +. IL sanaard Whitc In csS
~A-' A''A19 nETnnii si1h ~ i'' o'ssees' LOG.
nr7no,r Nav o1 1in,.. oaz.,,.,.,
in'a "nx naa iM dun and
81 nia1 a. ,,,i,c~ e. a. 0nn suaas lower GHIas
Gnts ,iI ill., J, Pa: torn uuA and ooeAnedsf
1snrrnnTs1 ~ ~ ns,s,ao w W. MSr,<, do
HruErrrs-Fiour i a9n NY 9at,,t :. nm ,.
1.0o0 bu. ~'''s N1'o "ao@'' Ao'oVo eu' uorns
''Bu1rWrnTa--r1onr. i nm ,r,.. ,r,,n,. oo,a ..
corn 700 hu @''0' DA'"' "noasf a,o3o eu
MILWAUKEE, May 9l.-I,nEansrnrrs- .,,,..
and unoauged Wheat pcsdy: No NTti,r., 3u,es
$i,2o; No - 81 orE. ,c1ler 1,n w. ~ aMsn.waukGe.
$1,21jf Oata auict: Nh q Az G,+ ,yu4y9
mixed fresh, a4xc hrs I'LL, No ~. Ia. n9,
pnoy1s1oYe1s,ro1'rS S'1v H,aas. w. =, Sl'tu.
Sweet picked latan ioks .hon,dr u ~ HaIoV:
8ao for looae IL tor boxed Lara scarro arI a "
stoan, 11Ho; kettle like. >~e "'4' ALA
1iEoE1PTa-Tluur, 4,OL0 brls: WHEAT 1a4 nm h,
TOLEDO "As"'' @"'''0 ou'
TOLEDO, O., May 2t.-Dn1ansr -r7,o,r .to.,,.
Wheat steady; No. wla Michigan. sl,5 No d.
jnnO, s145Y; No. ro STU at:!Sah' No a. salen
No. red. $ls5. Corn stendy l1h rnixe' cssh nniy
seller May, 72o; july 70e; soptcmbsr' To. @ 1nVs
mixed. GU so no Grade Ga: dnnnooI rsaLa no ~
ate4dy-No l. E5c: No D k5o. hIrhtu,n kS1i:o o"'a
, 1874-05-22
ZEAL ESTATE.

BUILDING PERMITS,
The following building permits vere ,.,ea ,z
tho Board Of Public Works yesterday. r"s' :. ~ ~
James Rankin for thrco.story aud bas.moat =
brick building at 046 West Adams, mud to natria.
hohahon for threo-story and basement ,,ua stnsa
building at No. 201 Clark street, "'ons
TRANSFERS.
The following Instruments were filed for ran.
ord Thursday, AIay2
CITY PROPERTY.
Consideration.
l Hs'1lw W, II cor of nhne 1t, T. i2xloo IT, A''''
vts'p, u, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900