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New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10

nxmo CoHcEAIED WEAPoNs.-Super-
mt Loan yesterday issued an order
police force to ''pey particular atten-
j N parsons arrested in the several
~ 10 mAks close sxamiuatien Of I'll
-, - mstssr who thsy axe, and 80
8oase thsrs srs concealed wsspons
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
By J. William Davis.
sUCcRssIoN OF wnLlAM Mf4n
Second District Court for the Parish e o.
ffs MA ef02

RY ]. WILLIAM DAVIS, AUcTyqxrzn-
~ once No. u 81 Charles street-Ak su1e1i1o
SATURDAY., November ID ls7S at twelve vr,;ssef -
g eth. the Merchants sna Auettonsera' KxchananI -
ssfeet nesvee1 CanA and cQatomhouasr 49,,
second District Court, parish OF 0fieanr. 80
september -. ls7S. the following desos.As4 =
TH0 LOTS OF GRouHpf With Tho n-vus...
T %snss thereon. IN squAzs no.s - bous.41l -
~ - neeeures 81 net iaahee llnes - -
Co1non nereee BY l3Q fest N aelth - ~
attSs SssSisasss q tSs SaIsSasss. ssiS3 7.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10

What is the difference between sperma-
ceti and schoolboy's how'll One is the
wax produced by the whale, and the other
is the wall produced by the whacks.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
Passengers per steamship Hanover, from

Passengers per steamship Hanover, from
Bremen, via HAvre: zoos
Mr.. Bonclees. G. Allvorden, Carl volk,
Captain Wilson and family, d. Rebnitz,
Theodore Oswald and family, nj Krats, r.
Stein, H. Marwitz and Miss L. Marwits, G..
Kramer and wife, T. Z. KrA Aug. Ealken.
Mardmann and wife, Nj. Dtockneyer md
wife, Mrs. L. Yates md ehildvsu, Mn.
Qriessnger and child, Mlss n. Phelps, Nias
3. Ruch, Mis- Ann Killenberter, J. IanslaG,
J. fafcre, Mn. 6alomoa and 2l5 b stosssee.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
SO Chartres street, stood as follows Octo-
Der 9: At 8 A. NJ, $50; at . P. NJ, 7so; at
6 P. M, 75o. Lowest point during the night
of October 8, $50.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10

Turquoise is the only precious stone that
has ever been found in aerolytes, and hence
the only one that We are sure exists beyond
our planet.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10

The Rochester poorhouse is poor indeed
Two children died there from destitution,
supplemented by diphtheria, and both aug
mented by want of care.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10

E. G. Ross, once United States Senator
from Kansas, lately foreman of the Law
renee Journal, is now promoted to be it's
assistant editor.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
LOST,

T !OST.-A CERTIFICATE oP STOCK OF sIec.
- In the New Orleans Credit Foncier Associa-
tiOn, in favor of Marie Bernard. The pnbltc in
hereby warned not to negotiate for SAID certi6-
cate. as payment has been stopped.
OCT 10 To- MARIE BERNARD
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
WAN TEL.

"ANTED-A COLORED BOY FOR 0FNcs
W and house servant, fifteen 10 seventeen yeeu
oid. must Do recommended. good nou,e, anA
wages from I've 70 eght dollars per month apply
O'Clock, to DR.. JAMnS g. KNAPP, No. Is Baruane
street near Canal street. ae 10 Iee
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
FOUND.

INOUND-oN THE IEvBB, AT THE HEAD OF
Il Cslliope street. Black and Tan SLUT. The
owner can have the same by proving prooerty ard
paving expenses, by applying to PETER LtGHI-.
FOOT, No. Isl Calliope street. oes 7t~
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10

The government of Morelos, Mexico, 10
going to estsblish schools in its district
jafls.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
AUCTION SALES,
BY O. z. Girardey.
VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE COTTAGES Axp uKyx
ORLEANS. CITY AND ST. CHARLES STREEF
RAILROAD STOCKS
SUCCESSION OF HARNEY B, SKExLx
Second District Court for the Parrish Of Or,saps--
No. 8,eS5.
AUCTION SALES,
BY O. z. Girardey.
SUCCESSION OF HARNEY B. skKxLx

RY G. e. GIRARDEY, AuoTIoNxRR-
- once No. 81 Camp srreet.-SATURDAY, No
yember IL, 1875, at twelve o'clock H., At the 81.
CHARLES Auction Exchange, in the rstuntla VI tho
St Charles Eotel in this city, will be sold at pub
lie auction, by virtue and in pursuancs al =
order from the Hon. A L. Tissjt Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orlesus
dated the eighth of October. 1875 aud rendered d,
the above entitled matter the following described
property belonging to the said succession to wit
/. FIFTY = SHARES New Orleans City RAiiroaa
. klNk SHARES st. Charles Street RAILROAD
Company Stock
3. FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situst.d
IN the Fourth District of this city. and In tho
Ninth streets, desg mated by the Nos. snd 10,
according to plan by @. A. Hedin, dated March
~, 1889, deposited in the Office Of the lape H n
Cenas notary public and the latter lot az par plan
of v. Eglotfstein and Hedin, dated April 81 IpfT
and deposited in the office Of ]. q. Marks iste 4
notary public, as per plan No. IS. Lots Nus ~
measure each 81 feet II inches front on kirhfh
street by LIS feet in depth. between parallel Ence
together with the improvements thereon, COM
priang well-built aud commodi0us double lf1rpe
cottage, Kitchen, etc. Lot No. measures . l6et
front on Eighth street by depth, Detwsan paralsl
lines Of l2s feet. together with the improyene1
thereon, comprising a single frame cottsee. VfSh
two story kitchen. etc. Lot No. 10 forms ~
corner Of Eighth and Camp streets, mensurine n
feet front on Eighth strest By LES feet depth ana
front on Camp street. .
Terms-Cesh.
Acts Of sale at the purchassrs' expense. baenn
j. n Cofsy, Esq.. notary public.
oclo l6 % 30 nos Is
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10

George w. Childs has subscribed snd
psid in full $4,000 Of centennial stock. z
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Go to Hill for bargains in jewelry.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
BUSINESS CHANGES,

~ OS44N4A0 SAANOAA
THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO.
fore existing between D. Montgomery and J. C.
Murphy, under the frm name Of j. c. MURPHY &
CO., is tins day dissolved by mutual consent,
either partner will sign in liquidation. M
New Orleans, October /, 1875
The undersigned will continue business at the
old stand. No. as PoydsAs street, for his own ac-
count. ]. @. MURPHY.
oc9 3t 81
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10

Buy only waltham watches and 1t Hilrs.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
BANKS AND BAEKIND.
r .OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK
Ne. 81 Camp Street.

This bauk will be open to receive depoelks.
KvBRY EVENING,
from six till seven o'clock.
ocs ct JOHN s. WALTON. csssffise
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10
POLITICAL NoTICYS.

quested to be punctualin sttending r,eeEtIE -
the Central Republican Club, TO-MORHOE Ht1-
MING aI haf past seven o'clock, sharp at tAa uus-
nsr OF White and Melp0meDe streets -
THOMAS W. WICKHAM, Pree5Aezng-
JOHN B. SIXTH, Secretary, rr0R
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-10

guard-hOuse-ons of them q soldier who
had killed a ciyilian--made their escape.
The grand jury, inferring perhaps that the
escape of the prisoners was not SO difficult
as it should have been, instituted an inves-
tigation and summoned General Edward
Hatch, the post commander, to appear as
q witness before them. This he refused to
do, and on the issuance of an attachment
he indorsed on the writ, substantially, that
he did not recognize the authority of the
court, or of the State, informing the sheriff
that he should resist any attempt at cosr-
oion, all of which the sheriff cheerfully in
dorsed on the writ. and Judge James A.
Ware, the presiding judge, has laid the
papers before the Governor of the State at
Austin where the convention is in SESSION..
As far % I can learn, the reason that
General Hatch gives for his course is, that
Judge Ware is the judge who was sent by
Governor Coke to the Rio Grande, into the
district of Judge Dougherty, and the result
was that several Indictments for murder
and the like were found against him. It is
Q fact that Judge Ware did exchange dis
tricts with Judge Dougherty, and the said
were found, but further depo-
net ssyeth not, and beyond the remark that
. man ought never to do anything his enc
mics are anxious for him to do, l have no
criticism to elaborate.
The latest news 10 that the grasshoppe.s,
IN vast numbers, and with unbounded appe-
ites, have reached the Leon Springs,
Twelve miles from here. Az the city en-.
'orces an ordinance sgainst COWS and other
animals that depredAte on shrubbszy with
n certain hmits, We feel comparatively
afe, unless the city council becomes weak |
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
PROPOSALS.
(,ITY OF BOSTON.
Proposals for Water Loan
Gold
for
S1,0D,OOo

Cry TREAsURERs OFFICE, Bosfos, Sept Q, 1873
In pursuance OF vote OF the Committee Finance oi
the City Council sealed proposals will he received by the
Treasurer OF the city Of Boston until II o'clock NJ, sat
urday, September % 1870 for the whole any
par, Of the Water Loan Of sl,oooooo, to be issued
under authority OF the order Of the City Council OF
Boston dated February 90 1875, Cor the purpose OF proyd
ing additional supply Of for said city. The Bonds
will be dated October 1879 aud viii be due 80 years from
that date bearing interest (semiannualy in April aud
OctOber at per per annum, both principal aud in
payable IN gold The loan will be issued in certificates
Of SlOO each with interest coupons attached or Ia regis
tered certificates OF amount OF thousands The
loan VIII be secured by sinking fund providing for it's re-
dempti0n at maturity
All proposals be sealed and addressed to g. II.
Dennie, Treasurer, and nG0rsed Proposals Tor Wuter
Loan Each proposal specify clearly the amount OF
loan desired and the price offered FOR the same All pro
posas Will be opened IN The presence OF the Committee on
Finance and City Treasurer Saturday September % 1870
at o'clock ~ The right is hereby reserved g reject any
o ali proposals &. II. DENNlE,
City Trcasurcr
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
DENTISTRY,

A SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT 1913
n West Thirty ourh street between sixth aud Seventh
avenues, near Broadway Special mechencal dentistry CO.
raj rubber whacbone rubber gold aud pItna sets Plump
Regulators &e Take from Grand street ferry
OF SiXth avenue Broadway
kEWBROUGf 12s West Thirty fourth street.
n ri warranted. silver ffngs Jdc 9xtractils viii
Tae 5Oc Examne ipecimens NEW YORK DENTAH
Ashsd lS2l,
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
FOR SALE.

THE WHOLE OR PART or A GENTEEL MANUFAC-
turing business, paying large margins with large aud
steady iobbing trade already established; Tor sale Tor
reasons satisfactory purchaser. Address COLUMBUS
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

JlyILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIoNEEg
w Office No. . Chambers street.
By virtue Of execution will sell this day az I0JG
O'Clock the contents Of the Restaurant ~ Maiden lane,
consisting OF walnut Counters Chairs Tables splendid Ice
Chest, French PLATE Mirrors copper Boilers, Glassware,
Crockeryy Table Linen, &c
CHARLES + MArIIER City Marshal
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
rXIrEn STATES MARsuAL's SALE.

TINTED STATES MASSuAL's SALE.
u ELEGANT BOMAN SASH RIBBON. &C.
BURDETT DENNIS will sell ON FRIDAY, sept. IL, at
12 O'Clock, within their store, - .
(3y order of oliver fikc. Es United states MarshaD,
One containing 30 pieces elegant Roman sash Ribbon
assorted widths and colors; pieces Linen linen Dress
shawl Dress Seized for violation % revenue laws
l,nia alnr1c a L renly
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
A uCTIoN sALE.-FINE MopERN AND ANTIQUE
)Y HENRY zINN. AucTIoNEER.

T1T HENRY NINN. Al NIIVN EIN.
ID Will sell this day Thursday, at lOs A. NJ the entire
of "A rooms removed for convenience Of sale at
sacsronm II East 2rh street comprising PianOfortes,
Parlor Suits of all descriptions complete BEDROOM Suits,
30 Oil Paintings and ChrOmos BrOnzc,, Ctcks Curtains,
Vases Mirrors. gilt marble library Extension Tables
Wardrobe Bookcases Desks Bedstends Bureaus. Dressing
Cases Wasstnnds spring and hair Mattresses Buffet Din
ing Chairs silver and plated Ware Crockcr Gallery Car
pets &c kitchen and servants Furniture and
ssy Household Article chance for those about fur
nshing their hOnses-
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

DUTCHERS SHOP OR COMPLETE SET OF FIX
ID Want another business this week No
reasonable price refused Apply at 436 West Twentyevcnth
street. New York.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

DAwNBROKER's sALE.-THoS. J. MGRATH AUC-
tioneor, i5s Chatham street corner Mulberry win scn
this day, at IL o'clock. Mems and Womens Clothing,
Dresses Shawls Remnants Quilts, Blankets Bedding,
Boots shoes &c BY order j. A. Jarinan. Narck street
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTION SALE AUCTION SALk
II Elegant and superb Household Furniture sale
=. at Ave story brown stone mansion

at five story brown stone mansion
No 40 West Twenty third street. sixth avenue
TINS Thursday morning at 1Ul O'Clock comprising ~ lots
by catalogue VIZ. Elegant Bradbury windsor
fanoiorte ~ octave Paror Suits IL pieces covered IN
satin Turkish Suits Bronzes. Pninsne Curtains Turkish
Chairs velvet and Brussels Carpets lad Centre Tables
Ibrary Tables, bookcases Secretaries ulld and gts
black walnut bedsteads Dressing Cases Bureaus Wash
stands afdtobes hair aud spring Mattresses Iows Boil
slers Blankets, and hnircoth Dining Furniture,
Huhets Extension Tables Chairs SverWa7e Cutlery dnnef
and tea Sets Kitchen and Basement Furniture and
other articles too numerous mention BCOods boxed
and shipped for purchasers. city country.
LUKE FITZGERALD Auctioueer.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

ut unusually ATTRACTIVE prices close entire retail
business previous removal about January l.
q. J.. kelly 4 co, lS4 Fifth avenue,
Twenty third street
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

RIO sELI,--A FINE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE;
floor; clenp hur cash.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.

~ Hands2me h9usehoid Furniture az ancton.
tember IL. ut ii o'clock A. NJ No 80 West Thirfy-fth
street handsome carved black dining room Furn.
ebony and OrmOu Parlor Cabinets gilt Pier
Martel Mirrors carved black walnut Beds,ead Bureaus.
Chairs and Rockers ana lace Curans, Wilton and Brng-
sells Carpets and Oicloths Chandelier Fixtures:
also kitchcn Furniture. Cooking Utensils. SC
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

An elegant assortment Of the finest Furn':1re OF the
modern and unique styles OF paror chamber, diDug and
hail. In elegant carved walnut wood covered in damask
and Centre and Card Tables aud every variety
OF style OF Furniture.
The above now exhibition and will repay those in
want of furniture To be sold at auction at No go Liberty
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

NELSON CRAWFORD, AUCTIONEE2-SELLS. THIS
IN morning lO1s clock, 25th street and Third
avenue Household Furniture Carpets, Bedroom Suits Bed
steaas Bureaus Washstands Tables Chairs Feathers Re-
gcrat0rs, Shades Mattresses spring Beds Bosers Crock
In LINN Slnul ,nse
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

JNrANTED-BY A PROTEsTANT young MAN. A SIT
w uation waiter private family any other en-
royment four years excellent reference Address r. 100
East 18th
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

TOOK'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A MAN OF EX-
perence hotel; is FIRST class pastry
Satisfactory reference call adcr COOK 3tS East
9th ST.. room y
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

A COACHMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION
~ wanted, by single man; milk would make him
rentlefu place Address
i. W.. box 26 Herald office
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs

IITAETED-A COOK WASHER AND IRONER; PRol
At - West fsth S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-10
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 9.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Active and firm;
No. 2 fresh 81 03! bid; regular 81 o.
spot or ssller April; 81 O6I seller May;
81 on seller June; rejected 90k6 Ole
Corn-Dull; No. 2 mixed fresh 72Jc;
regular 69i@7oc spot; 703c bid seller
May; rejected 7l6ltc. Oats-Active;
No. 2 58c spot; 62sc bid seller May. Rye
Active; No. 81 Is. Barley-Dlll
and unsettled; No. 2 81 10 spot; 81 O8
seller April; 81 04!@l 0j seller May.
Seeds-Steady; common to choice timo-
thy 81 00G2 30; clover So 50@7 20;
prime fax 81 90. POrk-Dull and un-
settled at So 90 spot; SD 10 seller May.
Lard-Dull and nominal ut $l5 l1!G
Is 20 spot; Sl5 3jCal5 6j seller May;
Sl5 80 seller June. Bulk MeatS-Duli
and nominal. Whisky-Dull and nom
inal at 81 IL.
All sales and deliveries Of grain dur
ing the winter months are made on 4c
storage, unless otherwise specified, end
from April lst to November 18th on Il
basis of &c storage. Then all grain going
10 slOTe II suOJcCL 10 - storage Ioi INV
first twenty days and &c for each addi-
tional ten days or part thereof, regular re-
ceipts always to have five days to run
when delivered. Winter storage begins
November 10Th and expires April 18th,
all receipts dated on or after November
10Th and remaining IL. store April 18th
without any further storage. As con-
sequence all receipts in store between
November 10th and February 18th are
subject to 4c per bushel storage. Holders
and sellers Of grain are subjected to this
storage and will be obliged to allow &c on
all delivered between the llth and 18th
of April inclusive, in order to make the
five days to run ten, and &c storage TO
make the winter receipts regular. On
the 10Th inst holders will allow an ad-
dition of &c to offset the accumulated
storage, and US consequences, prices for
regular receipts and for the April options
will advance 2c per bushel on that date
without any actual improvement in the
market, the advance merely being the
changing from to &c storage.
On call board Wheat was firm and ,c
higher. Corn-78@7Sjc seller May.
Oats-Highcr. Pork-Firm. Lard
Unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-10
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

At the commencement of the New
York Free Medical College for women,
Thursday night, there were nine gradu-
ates.
Trustworthy advIces from Shamckin,
Pennsylvania, say all the miners in that
region are on a strike.
The weavers at Merchants mill, Fall
river, Massachusetts, taking ofiense ut
the discharge of their overseers, struck
yesterday morning. The corders ut
Merchants mill are also out.
The strike of the longshoremcn be-
came general yesterday. Stcvedorcs say
not one of the strikers will be relm-
ployel.
All hopes Of parade in New York
City in honor of John Mitchell has been
abandoned. There will simply be tu.
neral oration by Clark Luby and a
testimonial for family.
The French government has sent in
structlons to its ConsulS to summon for
the last time the French subjects abroad
liable to military service, to have their
names registered.
The steamer Belle Yazoo reports fire
at Grecnville, Miss, on Wednesday night
which destroyed Johnson's planning mills,
Ketchvion's bank and many other busi-
ness and dwelling houses. 1t is suppos-
ed incendiary.
The difficulty between Germany and
China, relative to the plundering of the
bark Prince Bismarck, has been satisfac-
toriIy arranged.
Paul Boy tor will attempt to cross the
English channel to day, in his life-saving
dress. He is to start from Dover at 3 A.
NJ, and expects to reach Boulogne be-
tween , and p, ".
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-10
New York Market.

New YORK. April 7.-Cotton-Dull
ut lG5@l7c; futures closed firm at de-
cline; sales A, 100 bales; April l6fc; May
l6 l1-lGc; June Il 1-lGc;JuIy l7sci Au
gust l7Ic; September l7b@l7 5-32c; Oc-
tober lG4Gl7i. Flour In fair demand
receipts Is, ,0O0, ,bbls; supertine western and
state s. 1904 90; common to good Sj 90
as 35; good to choice 81 9j@5 10; white
wheat extra - 7j@6 %; extra Ohio
81 OOG525; St Louis 81 Boa 9 30. Rye
Flour-Firmer at 81 00(G5 90. Corn
Meal-Quiet and firm; western at 81 90
@448. Wheat-In good demand; No. /
spring 81 2GGl 3S; No 3 81 l7Gl 10;
No. 2 Chicago 81 l9GGl 81; No. 2 North
western 81 23@l %; No. = Milwaukee
81 24(al 20, ungraded Iowa and Mime
sofa spring 81 l7@l 80; winter red west
ern 81 2Sl 81; amber l 3l@l "a; white
do 81 366l 46. Rye-Qmet and firm
at 95c. Barley-Quiet at 81 2s. Malt
Quiet at 81 20. Corn-Firmer and in
moderate demand; receipts 1000 0bu:hel, !;
mixed western 92!@9$ri white 9&c. Oats
In fair demand; receipts 5000 bushels;
mixed western 73@7ic. Hay-Un-
changed. CotIee-Quiet and steady.
Sugar-Active; fair to good refining : /.
MS!c; prime SIC. Molasses-FIrm for
Porto Rico at $50 jSc, Ricc-Quiot aud
steady. Petrolewm-Activc; refined L. 3r;
crude G3G6sc. Rosin-Steady at - %!
az l2!. Turpentine-At 3G!c. Egg,
Steady at 20@23. Beef-Quict. Cut
Meats-Quiet; middles firm; long clear
l2t@l2ic; short clear l2sc. Lard
Firm; prime steam l5yc. Butter
Heavy western l2@ 20c. CheeSe-Firm
at l0tGl6ic Clover Secd-NominaI nj
llmlltc. Whisky-Lowcr at 81 49,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-10
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 9.-CottOn-Weak
and lower to sell at l6c. FlOur-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Dull at
81 l26l IS. Corn Quiet at $50 75c.
Oats-Active at 64G70c. Rye-Active
at 81 l5Gl II. Barley-Quiet and un-
changed. Oils-Unchanged. Eggs -
Firm at 16c. Butter and Cheese-Un-
changed. Glover Seed-Firmer at ll@
ll!c Pork-Steady at S22OO. Lard
Steady; steam $l337!; kettle SO 25.
Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders S!c clear
rib sides ll46lls,; clear l2c. Bacon
Easier; shoulders 9ic; clear rib sides II!
@l2sci clear BE. Whisky-Sieady and
in moderate demand at 81 10.
HoGs-Firm; common 81 75G7 2i;
fair to medium 81 75@S %; good s 2,D
3 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-10

New BRUNSWICK, 81, ,April9.-Micha
Sullivan. was hanged this morning for
.a. murder Of Daniel Tallmadge, at
Me,richan. At 1880 Sullivan left his
r,I accompanied by two clergymen, the
,arr.H. tailor and executor. Two min
.,,. afterwards. at the scaiiold, all Dade
sullivan farewell, and one minute later
.He drop FELL After hanging until pro
n,lac.i dead by physician, the body
,ya, cut down and handed over to the un-
I.rpker. who placed it in heurse and
.i~,y. ro 10 Railway. He was followed
,r-.u IN ,n, streets of New Brunswick by
g, Inrgc crowd Of men, women and chl!-
a-.u. The father. mother and sister OF
Sullivan called at the Jail this morning
To- ,cr him. hu, were not permitted TO Oy
,,lyi,. ,f Tia. ciyr-ymen. Only lew
persons were admitted to the prison to
witness the execution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-10
Philadelphia wool Market.

PHLADELPHIA, AprTT 4.-N ooI-
Steady and in moderate demand and
supply light; Ohio Pennsylvania and
West Va. double extra and above at 30
"a 5Gc; extra 55ci medium 55@ 57!c;
coarse 5OG 52!c; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and western fine 49@ sc; me-
dium 55la 56ci coarse soc; ccmbing wash
ed 6O@67c; comblng unwashed 4jC1 4Gc:
fine unwashed 35ld3Ic; coarse and me-
dium unwashed 400 443c; tub washed
55G 6Oci extra and merino pulled As
SOC; No. ! superfne pulled lj@ SOC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-10
New York CattIeM Market.

New YORK, April 9-Beeves-Rr-
ceipts l,2S0 head, making 1920 head fer
four days, against 1910 head for the
same time last week Demand tair and
market steady At lie for ordinary to extra
native steers, with bulk sa.cs at | ia l2l
Sheep-Receipts $3.50 making ll,23o
head for -four days, against 7.li0 head
for the same time last week. Market
fairly steady at case fer common to
prime unshorn; for G3ciair to prime clip
ped, with car load et extra sheep, Ian
caster county SIC. Hoss-Rcceipts 1870
head, making 1920 head for foTr days
against 10000 head for tn" same time last
week. None on salralive. City dressed
further advanced fraction and closed
firm at l03Mllc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-10
Philadelphia Market.

PnILADEl.PHGA, April y.-FI0ur-In
fair demand; Wisconsin and Minnesota
family So OOa5 75; Pennsylvania, ludi-
ana and OHIO 50 SS!GlG 90; high gradc-
ST 25CI7 80. Wheat-Excited; red y
al 30; amber 81 3OGl $3; white 81 81
al SO. Ryc-Held at 81 10. Corn
Advancing; yellow and mixed 9lm92r.
Oats--White 73m 7jc; mixed 7Om 70.
Provisions-Stcady. Pork-$22 75o
% 90. Beef hams-1SM23 23c; smoked T.
@l4c. Lard-l5G l54c. Whisky
Steady; western at 81 II. Petroleum
Nominal; refined l4mli!c; crude 9sGr
53c. Glover Seed-Westrrn ll5mIl3c.
Flax Seed-S2 50. Butter-Unchapg"d.
Cheese-Unchanged. Eggs-Stealy;
western 24(d 25c.