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TAKING SECRET SOCIETIES.

CINCINNATI, juno O.-ty recont decision Of
the Supreme Court. fuuds belonging to benoTo.
lent societ,ea have been declared eubloct to
TAXATION. In obedience to this decisiou tho
Board Of Equalization Of this city has sent cita-
tons to each society within tho limits OF CincIn-
natl, to show cause Why they should not DO ta1ed
gu their money orsdiIs, eto. The Masous, Odd
Fellows, knights Of pythlas, tied Men, aud Ill
other secret societies, heretofore exempted Oh
Tue EEouod Of CHARITY aud their seeming public
bcnoht, hayo been lnoindeu In tho SUMMONS.
, 1875-06-10

address Of welcome, after which, biographical
bketnhaa of liu'lson Il. bridge, Of 81. Louis,
and D. II. Meals. Of Cincinnati, moro read, api
sl,oan Rons1omen. after wltic1l tho Convention
AdjonrnAtt until Tomorrow.
Ihln afternoon tho members wcro taken 10
Lnncf 0rnyo Park. bbnw'a Oar1cn. anu other
places In tho sah,,rka. and Tomorrow they tAAo
m exctr1tQu on tho l{yer.
, 1875-06-10

BF{td9 U7F1leH % 7Fs CH1o40o 7T!5UN5,
6rn1NuFiELD. ILL.,, juno 1.+-The Fond du Lao
i Whitewater Railway Company, and tho Fond
du Lao, Amboy / Peoria Railway Company, filed
Articles OF consolidation Ia the otlce Of tho eco-
rs!ary Of ststo to-day, the corporation - con-
solidAtel to 10 known by the nAne OF Fond lu
Lac, Amboy i peot!a Hallway Company. 1t 10
proposed TO build usr1ow-gauKe road from
loud du Lao 10 Peoria, and branches to Mil
wAukee aud Chicagot capital stock, o., ,000, ,GuO.
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spnIHoFlELp, ILL.,, June 9.-T4s morning writ
Of Eoptovln, suou out Of tho saugamou County
Circuit Court by Mr. rlckhrd, waa servod upon
Ir. Limo, Secretary Of tho old Dosrd Of Diroct-
ors Of tho Gilman, Clinton d: Springfield Rail-
road, requiring him to surrender to Mr. pickard,
tho Secretary olectod by the new Board ycssor-
day, ali the books and records OF tho Company
in hiB possoasion, but 1t eoems that Judge 1Ip-
ton lau mAdo fow days ago ju-
the books and papers aforesaid over to
tho Maater In Chancery for Mclean County, and
Iii. Lane lla<l dous 10, sercfore the nrit Of re-
plcyin proved Intellectual 10 place tho records in
Crawford and his Doard may 10 vol conseut
With wlst tLoY have already accomplished. Thu
old Board bad . meoslng last night, but took no
action other than to reaolya to save Whatever
rights they may 4ave By moving to dissolve the
injunction ishnod by Judge Lacey wllen tho uaat-
ter comcB up 10 bo heard.
, 1875-06-10

Correspondence ~ Thu Chicago Tribune.
Polo. ILL.,. Juno 8.-Tho small grain In this
scclloa OF tho country looks wtll. There Ia q
large breadth Of wheat, oats. and barloy&sowu; !;
and tho prcsent prospect for largo yIed
is better than 1t las boon for years past.
Grass looks we'll. Tho prospect for corn Ii not
NO Rool, ~ Tho first planting nearly all rottod In
the Grnupd. aud tho farmers hAve just ilnlshed
ser!nnttnR. With favorable seAson there may
be fair crop; but big yiold is Impossible.
, 1875-06-10

Correspondence ~ Ths Chicago Trtbuns.
BALDWIN CsTY, Kan. juno TT IL said that
III Palmyra Township thoro Ia not ganlon
worth 10 conts now. Oata, tame gtass, and corn
are al Rone, eaten out down into the root yes,
aud wheat too. IL IL aaid there is lot tpn acsos
Of good wheat 10 harvest IL nouglas County.
Z, u, ElTkurallp,
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C1sc1xSAT1, o., juno 0.-rho Gazc.ie's Hum
dngton (W. Va.) special saya q largo gran-elo-
vatos located thero, owned by parties iu Him
tineton. Niollmond,- aud >Cllicngo, and latoIy
rcnted to G. !. Nuter i Co., OF New York,
burned at 0:A0 tonight. 1.o4s tg0o11 1ue,,r.
ance unknown. Tho fro was undoubtedly thu
work OF MI incsnliny.
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.pnILApg1ru1A, juno 9.-Arsiyea- -steamahip
Kouilworll, from Liverpool.
New YonH, June .. - Arriyed-Steamsllp
Qello1t, from Hamburg,
New Yong, June 0.-Arriyed-G.eames al.
&sda, from Llverpool aud 6tato Of Georgia,
from Glasgow.
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FIRES.
AT JACKSON TENN.

MEMPHIS, juno 0.-The Appeals Jackson
(Tehn.) special eays fro broko out at o'clock
on Monday morning in the conposlug-room Of
the 1Fhfg and Tribune Office. corner Of Main
aud Church etraets Tho ontire building rus
destroyed. together with tho contcnts, o1oert 4
portion Of tho stock OF lla!nsoy l. Co.. OF tho
and 3'ribsI,u'a loss is $1,000. Insured. O,,er
losncn not atatc1. Tho iiro waH tho work Of MI
inconliary.
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WISCONSIN,,

ap<efSl Dfsrnfeh TO 3'hs Gaieae" Tribune.
JAnEsvlL1.E, WIA., juno D.-A heavy rain has
fallen In this vicinity all day. 1t has completely
routed all tho chiuch.bngs. There IL hardly ono
to 10 found noW. The crops sre doing Euo!y.
, 1875-06-10


6T. PAUL. Mlnn.. juno g.-Tho Republican
Btato Committee and several prominent men OF
tic party, representing nearly all sootions Of tbs
State, met ut minneapolis tllts noon. Tho fol-
lowing communication from Gov. Davis was
real:
1UMs R,rsaHtnn !9att cenra! commif.ss, ....
tnye thu 4on'r To acknowledges tie rscnipt Of ypur
ul ecnferrneo i. ihe ,nsat!ns Il yeaE co,,t;se te
lo held to.ay ut slinucaroli'. 0lleal dusies Will
fou win t. faIy IN pofaess!o Of my Views upn the
hnbjcois which will naturally beiore you for
si'ss,tan will attend i las bcen satc to ne that
knowing wheler nm candidate ior 1euomi,,asIoa.
II this IL eo It III proper for nc 10 remove a doutt
that point. moi candidate for ronomlnatIon,
saa NY name Will hot 10 presented 10 tho Convention.
9o1th tFhly, Q. Il. DAYM.
Senator Mcmillan said hIs frat Impressions
were III favor Of a late Convention, but, "a tllo
democrats lad determined on an carly Convon-
ton, he thought 1t woll 70 proaout tho lIcpuh-
lean candidates cary. 1fo fnlt satisfied that
Iatgn now than bcforo. ila thought tho Dano-
crntB would wear themselves ont. nayIB being
out OF tho why, now man 1nliat bo nelcctod, and
llesco tho Convention Ind bctter bo dofarrod.
ton bo called Hbont tllo middle OF July. when
tho farmers corl.l attend tho caucnncs, md timo
would 10 gircn to noet all charges against tho
rnrty, which is defensiblo ~ oyor, but tho
GuHthbb Huolllu Ut llGE tlllH SehFs
aoyoral othols spoke III favor Of a short cam
palgn.
At last reports received hcro tho Committee
waa in private HeHsion.
Probably it !e only coincidence TINT the AIin-
nenroliH Mdil Of Monday Lcclared DaviA lad
compromised his chances for the 0oyornoralltp
this fall by bargaining that tho Hon. john u,
Ttilhbury, Of Minneapolis, should bo nominated
for Governor, md Davis Hhould 10 nominated
for Congrcss 10 aucceod Bill kiug, who is expect
cd to ho expelled noxt winter.
Numora hayo eolno tinlo prevailed hcre that
Gov. Davis desires 10 retro from public lifo
long enough to bottes ILLS private fortunes. IIo
had fairly. established, lucrntlYo practice at
luz, and laid foundation for competency whom
ho becatno caudidaLo for Governor two years
ago. hut linda hlB income ns Governor not equal
to tho legitimate mud moderate expenses of thu
political campaign In which hc involved. II,
ho"oyer, he should como up for ConEl oBs, hlB
nomination and election could safely 10 pre-
dictod.
Snecfaf Dianatrh to lAs Chfoaao 7rtbmns.
bV. TAuL, MIMI, Juno 0.-Tho Committee
haro decided to call tho Republican State Con-
scntlon July y.
lfiHbury appeared 10 DO the fnvorEe az tho
candidate at Minneapolis to-day; but between
,uw mud Convention tino othors will como for
waru to dispute the nomination.
The Opposition aocn sct Oh nominating L. +.
Fir!icr. much to tho dissatisfaction Of Douuolly.
WHO will Certainly bolt
, 1875-06-10

BOSTON, Juue 9,-Tho International Typo
graphical Convention to-day named philade!-
phla, and July ]. 1876 ~ tho place aud date for
holding the noxt annual Convention.
Tue Greeley Monument Committee reported
that : fund Of e5, 052 Was sufficient to gnaslutso
tho erection Of suitable memorial within 4
year.
4 resolution Was adopted requiring eubordi-
nate Unions to refuse full membership to 3orng
nen under 20 yeRrs Of age, aud lnstEuctuY
Unions to admit mono who hAya not served four
yeAIa 1t tho business,
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NEAR NEW8UR6, N. 7.
NEwDund N. \. June 9.-Tha Orange Lnke
Houae, mar this place. wAa burned thfs morn
Ing. Losa, Gil. 600; Insurance. $4,000.
, 1875-06-10

Mr. E. n. Wad.worth, formerly General
freight Agent Of tho Chicago, Burlington /
Quincy Railroad, and latoly ono Of tho Commits
sioners Of tho sasatogs combination, hAa boen
appointed tho General Agent Of tho Eric Rail-
road for tho Northwest With headquarters 1t
Chicago. Hin diatrct wi!l embrace all tho teri-
tory west Of Buffalo and north Of tho Toledo,
Wabash 4 Western Railroad. In this poBllton
Mr. Wadsworth'a abilities will undoubtedly
bring forth much better 1osultH than IN tho po-
AIr. J.. u. Thon1pson, jr., ono OF the abIest
clerks in tho freich. olf}ce Of tho Ohlcago, Dur
ljngton, i Quincy Railroad. lass ooen appointed
General rassengar and Freight Agent Of tho
AtcllAon l. Nebraska Rnilroad.
, 1875-06-10

BAN FRANCISCO, juno 9.-A dispatch from
Sacramento sayH II. Il. Page Was nominated for
congrcss by tue Second, and @. y. Denis, Of
Vallejo, BY tia Third Congressional District re-
publican Conventions. Tho Republican State
cons sontlou mcets at Sacramento to-rnorrow.
break With ttla Central pac,le, aud deuounca tho
Company in tho Convention.
, 1875-06-10
OBITUARY..

elN FaANc1sco, Juns o.-Ex-Msyor Thomas
L aelbJ died lh.s AFTERNOON, Of pneumonia.
, 1875-06-10

ATCH1s0N. TopEKA 3 SANTA FE.
As the recent annual meeting Of tho stock
holders OF Tho Atchiaon Topeka l. Santa 70
Railroad, hold at Topeka, tho contracta we're
ratified for an extension OF tllls line weHt from
the proscnt terminus to Pueblo, Colorado. Ne
gotiationa woro also completed for tho purchase
of tiis Kanhas Midland Road, running from To-
poka to Kansas CITY Thin extension Ia to bo
completed by tho lat Of Ootober, and the .cll-
aon, Topeka It Banta Fe will thon become dts
ttnct through llne from two points on tho Mis-
eouri lltycr-Atolisou and Kansas City--to tho
mining regiona Of the Rocky Mountains.
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stArsr. or who may not have 10 travel a1f1cient
dihtance to tnaka the taking Of regular sleeping
bo,lh m object.

j.. +. JOY,
II MAS announced soma tins ago that Sfr. j. F.
Joy. President Of tho Michigan Central 1.alroad.
would folsnqulsh all bis Official pos!t[onn by the
end Of ths ,aar, and that he had a!roaly eont In
his res,enatiou a. President Of Tho Michigan
Central. Ata l.t. noea,inn ~ ,ha 1,o.,d ~ m,
..,,,.. =, ,,,. ...a ~ s7,o', -" 80, -.
teeto'a " 'n'' 'o@a Liz fea'ghst"h "aA eona'a.
ered' anu q resolution was unanimously rasAed
requesting lin to withdraw II. IN Difference to
this toa,cst, H1r. Joy has recalled hin los.er Of
rnpfrnnt,nn and INV .nrourc., 1im,ois =. .
..'s,...,. ' ~" "nn.."e'o '.' '."'1ou ~ "
ea"o'os!o 'or fo'oeesloh - ttse next annual eec'
ton OF tue road. OF coufao An effort viii ho
tnado al that meeting By his onatnes to oust him
from his position. tut IL il believed that enough
nro,,o. l,xa han .oon,o., ~ 10.
lin r,'. r..vie n.'t :" a"st sst
h"an ro.rhaf .f,mr s.rotst ,os".,,.. s'u hn'e
trecn tho f.e,tam. win hrounh. ..'a,.. H. IT, IT,
,tarnmnnt ~ H. ~ " l,snta. ~ ~ to III
rsuo I".!incion l. nno. Tsero IN y, nnsnh nns HI
fass .,,,,,.,ra o. - ans.p eto nu!npeI-
luz management VI lAA Aluhu hH CHHCBSAiQt 10
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ADELPHI THEATRE,

14DUIJI III IQIAl NEI
THURSDAY EVENING, Luu4 10. LADIES' RIGHT.
.eht Aucc1,sl AnIrAttun oppressed bT mn.
pnedJ: Lat weak Of II ths Fasnrttes.
Fur fha week nny, H,nst rrstst1y, auEa Eaxoment. 1t
sfeatszpense Of tho twu Champion Athttos VI Wu.d
H0AER LANE AllD I0IlN M'MhH0N,
En- roua to tallfornA 10 ennta with the PacfGe Cham
tin: "iu vii s.. rItan. dsEas ri tho ti,LIn a.,
HosIa.fsr.rd "
WILSON BROTHERS,
-Four u n1n.s' 'he Chimpon Athletic Uy;nna'.s 10
ani wnn ftr,ul A:ta. The bnHttchlrz l1sunst, Miss
ASttE s,:tiuTr., Ti.s american i1,,sad. sHEn il;
GuAth TIN ltftis t:asfnInns Of Gtsned}. tha CAV
hTfNExE3 tN,x SYifftH II. ecoh.a.ca Iadoa Conlaua,
BILLY !.YGjt'ftrWNttfE'r and HIsD WAStKULD.
,nt,ams!ic E1!nptny In tho ulorious Ftrco. MY
ttes ll1In rrcs!udss 1t,
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HRr;tftiEN

DosToS, June 9.-TAloo men we're drowned
1t Cambridge to-day by tho siuking Of scow
On DIoad Canal.
, 1875-06-10

THE MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL ROAD.
Tho following Is a 6tatounent Of the list OF pas-
BonGoFs aud tons Of freight arriving at and de-
parting from Chicago and Milwaukee by the
Chicsgo, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul I:ailroad and the
roccipts tLofofrom during tho past fiscal year:
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CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD,
Dtro foul of Llks.st, fadia41- -to. and SsxssnA It,
an! ta1nl IND StEssest1t sIekfs Qness 81 c1srksis
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
Chicago Market.

! CHICAGO, May l4-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Demand active
and prices advanced lc; No. spring
81 05@l O5t; No2 regular 81 02g o24
spot or seller May 81 O4lSl O5 seller
June; 81 O7@l 07s seller july; No. 3 81
@9t7c; rejected SSc. Corn-Demand
active and prices advanced &c; No =
mixed 724@72sc spot; 74tc bid seller
June; 773c bid seller July; rejected 694
69Bc Oats-Dull and sdvonced; No. =
65c spot fott white No. 644@64ic;
closed at inside spot or seller May; 65!c
bid seller June Rye-Dull and nominal;
No. 81 06 spot Barley-lnactiyc al
81 80 bid for tall No. . spot; 81 81 bid
seller May. Pork-Demand active and
prices advanced at the opening; closed
with the advance lost at 81 % cash or
seller May; $2l'G0 seller Junei $2l 81
seller July SD 10 seller August Lard
Quiet at $l5 40 spot or seller May;
SO AZ! seller June; SIS 60 seller July;
$l5 IS seller August. Whisky-Nomin-
ol at 81 lS. Eggs-Advunced at l4C,
l4lc. Butter-Easier tor good at $50
23c; choice 2iG 2jc
On call board wheat was easier and Il
shade lower AT 81 O4s seller june 81 O7i
seller July. Corn-lrregular and Il
shade lower at 74!c seller June; nominal
at nc seller July. Oats-Quiet at Gj.c
seller June. Professionally offered al
81 6OG.2l 621 seller June; sales AT >2l 80
seller July; So 10 seller August. Lard
Firm and higher at SIS 4j cash; SO 30
asked for seller June; Slj 65(glj 70 seller
July.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
Don't Like Peace.

baltimore NHu.
I'll, Bo,,aa .E5rn5l rcgu,r, to be- pacii-
-, such fra.erral ADMINISTRATIONS O.,
-r..e a., Cirr.. Bartlett, nj tine latc ceu,eu-
r,.r celebration i'm Massachusetts only
-. o.. ....,ru-t II rv, laina in it,
,..,..,,...r, What cark.mg there j.,
low tra,crna. words spoken
>..t. a,t smith These occasional
r,,r.,,i.m which are used a,
,.,..t..- y.irI deceive
-, Vb,, w,u'd the
TOD '''.''. ,l... .n.nli .g,,.1., rf
'..... .'', ,n.'r. r.,5iry used -.
f.',''''',''.. .,.,'..-, ,h.p republican
"'."' ,r,.... ,.,,-ltto i. plra,-
".'..". H., ,nJ raifopul
'''" t.. R..rtI.tt
s'..''"''.. I..,.....,,y ,.sg.. mos,
i' ... '..'. ..'' -. -. ,,lf.ic,f
,..." .- .'...., ,f,bc rronIr. -;
"fP"'.'.'. ..... S',,h I.rc,.o,lg
-' ...,.' .,.., i,' t,.. w,r are rat
'....T. ,I. ........'- ... ,..ra. nr p.,c.. SUCH
49,, 9.r,r.t, ,,ba WAS covered
."..'' '' ,L.l..,.r.,,f,brlu luion
VIZ" 80, -. ~, and be-. friend,
'.' '.. ',.','' .,..,I,' ,b.,.. who held alcof
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
WEST VIRGINIA.
Tac Wheat Prospect-TOb"c eco Rich
mO"dasa Market. dc.

Hinton. W. Va. May o lS15.-The
wheat interest of this county has not
been a, seriously impaired by the freeze
as was at first thought. In such places,
how ever, as the crop mas been injured
the acreage has been put in corn in most
Instances.
The Tobacco of this county has been
principally marketed, and more than ey-
ira effort, are being made for the coming
crop, and aS there are Il host of noviccs
in the business, we may naturally look
for an overplus Of inferior grades for the
next ,eason. ! find that the disposition
j. very strong for marketing rs early as
the sap is cleverly driven from the leaf
say in November. The extraordinary
prices Richmond has been obtaining for
tobacco, which hitherto has b"ei market
cL 10 Cincinnati, has rendered the mer-
chants of that city in n matter desperate
and IN order TO secure the tobacco they
are purchasing direct from the planter.
gentleman of Fayettc county shipped
"a tr.t shipment of the same tobacc" -
both Richmond and Cincinnati, and
Richmond obtained in Il fraction "i
double that Of Cincinnati.
Thermometer - today. {.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

a dispatch from Rome says the Pope :
birthday anniversary WAS celebrated with
extraordinary reiO.ning@.
y dispatch from Salem, Oregon, lays
that Governor Grover will call Il special
election October 25tu, {" ill the vacancy
caused by the de"th @. Congressman
LaDow.
The works of the Columbus, Ohio, lum-
Der ami barrel company, including stock
and machinery, was totally destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Honolulu udyircs say the reciprocity
treaty with Hawaii WAS ratified b. Ills
Majesty on the 18th inst, and WILL be
sent forward to Washington iorcXchangc
ratification.
The Sault 81. Marie canal i in pert ct
working order. The first steamer was
locked through Thursday.
Investigation into the operations OF
the 50 called conspirators, shows that Of
the silk placed on the market in New
Yorl, city, the government was deprived
of 81 100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-Flour-
Steady and nothing doing except on local
accounts; Iowa. Wisconsin and Mime
sofa family 81 OOlG6 37@ Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Ohio do SG 0OGG 30; nigh
grades s. OOGSO0 Whest-Quiet; red
81 4OGl AZ; amber - 44G%l 48; white
81 500 81. Rye-Steady at 81 10.
Corn-Dull; yellow SIC; western mixed
SGG SSIc. Oats-Morc firmly held at
40 75c for white; 72c FOR mixed. Pro-
yisions-Unchanged Pork-$22 0OM
- %. Beef Hams-lSCd 22!c; smoked
hams l3Gl4Ic Dressed ilog>-93mlOc.
Lard-l4gm l53c. Whisky-Heid al
81 - for western. Petrolcum-Nomin-
all ut l2gMl for refined; &c for crude.
Glover Secd-Scarce at 9Gll Sc for west
ern. Timothy and Flax Seeds-Un-
changed. Buttcr-Steidy; New York
and Bradford county extra 2StG30c: DO
tirsts 23CG2ic; western extra 23Gt2ic: do
irsts l7Cal9c; extra rolls 24@ 26c. Ch""s"
Quiet; western prime ljl(o l5fr. EgS,
-Qulct; western l7ml7@c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
The I,I.Fated SCHILLER"

There were many sad scenes at the
office of the agents OF the ill-tatrd SchiI-
Ter, in New York, Saturday, when per
sons having friends on board applied tor
information. MIR. Ch4s. Schuler, n bar
Der, had sent his wife and only child
aboard. lie grasped the mcagre list OF
saved, ran his eye down it, and persisted
IN asking for his daughter. But Ber
tina, my Bertha, is she TOO lost. My
Nod' my own, own little Bertha gonel
and he pressed his forehead as if to keep
his head from bursting. An elderly
gentleman came in IN great excitement
at AN early stage of the affair. read the
slip with the first information that but
four had been saved, staggered for n mo-
meut and fell, sobbing loudly and deeply
on Il settee near by. lie was n brother
in-law TO Mr.. kornblum, who, with his
wife and three children, had been pssssr-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
East Liberty Cattle Market.

FAST LIBERTY, May I4.-CntlIc-
Receipts for to-day 1876 head, and for the
four days pas. 3,73Ohcad. Nincty-ninc
cars of the arrivals are through stock.
Supply for yard sales nine cars No
business ard no buyers on hand, con-c-
quently canncL make any quotations.
Hogs-Rcceipts for to-day @,O9O head,
and for the four days past II, ,l4j head;
Workers s. 6OC7 80; PhiIadclpnas IS 80
as IS. Sheep-Rcccipts for to-day 100
head, and for the four days past ll.%OO
head: no sales.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
New York Market.

NEW YORK, May l4.-Cotton-Quiet
at l6IMl6Bc; futures closed steady; sales
~. 700 bales; May IL 3-l6G 10 1929; June
IL 7-32Gl6lc; July l6 l3-32@l6 7-l6c;
August 10 9.l6ml6 1890; september
l6sGl6 1890; October l5 1920
IL l5-l6c; November ID l-32GJlj3c: De-
cember Is ll-lGm l5}c; January ID 29-@2
Gl6 l5.l6c. FlOur-Dull; receipts l2,OOO
barrels; superfne western and state 81 50
Gl5 10: common to good S5 l5Cd ) 20; good
to choice 81 65G ) 20; white wheat extra
S5 75Cd5 50; extra Ohio So 50(o 80; ST..
Louis So 65G,S 80. Rye Flour-Steady
at S4 4OCa,5 30. Corn Meal-Stcady.
Whcat-Rcccipts II 900 bushels; in fair
demand No. spring 81 24@l 2Si No. 3
do 81 l5Gl II; No. = Chicago and north
western 81 l9Gl 20; No. = Milwaukee
) 2OJ; white 81 4O@l 10. Rye-Finn
ut 81 02@,Sl O9. Barley-Scarce and
firm. Malt Quiet Corn-Heavy and
in limited demand; mixed western SI@
SSc; white 90@9lc. Oats-Beceipts
10000 bushels; firm; mixed 71t, 19ci
white 77G79Ic. Hay-Firrn at S6j 90
(G,7O 90. Cotfee-Steady at lGtGlS4r
Sugar-Lower; fair to good refining s.
MS3c; prime SIC. Molasscs-Quiet.
Ricc-Quict and unchanged. Petroleum
-Dull and nominal; refined l2iml25c;
crude &c. Rosin-Quet NJ 81 S5@2 90.
Turpentire-Quiet at 34!c Egg--Un-
settled; western at l5Ml54c. PorE-
Firm at 81 90. Beef-Dull. Cut Meats
Dull; middles quiet; western long clear
l2!c; short clear l2sc. Lard-Firmer;
prime steam l5Ic. Butter-Firm; %",t-
ern l2016c. Cheesc-Unsettled at s."
l4Ic. Whisky-Dull at 81 l2!.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15

gers "n the steamer. In the afternoon
two German working men called in,
asking eagerly for the very latest news.
1t was shown them, simply that 200
had been lost and about 40 saved, and
no names as yet, The chances were then
five to one against them. The two men
were friends and neighbors. Each had
given his wife the pleasure Of trip TO
the iutherland with the little ones, while
the head OF the family stayed al home
attending to business demands. The
wife ofone, Mrs Fannie Evans, was
accompanied BY her only child, while
the other lady, Mrs. Susan Duckdeld,
had with her tour children The two
luLhors had but little to say. They
were utterly dumbfoundcd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
NO. 345.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May l4.-Flour-Very
quiet and steady and prices unchanged
Wheat-Dull and weak; No. amoe!
western 81 2l@l 3S; No 81 So: mixed
do 81 S4 No western red 81 35; No
2 81 34@l S5; Pennsylvania red 81 80;
No. western spring red 81 l7sl ~
Corn-Firm and steady; Western mixed
SITE. Oats-Flrm; western white T6G
77c; western mixed 75c. Rye-Quiet ~
81 l5Gl lS. Hsy-Firm and unchsng-
ed. Proyisions-Quiet with downward
tendency. Pork SD jO@23OO. Bulk
Mests-9@l2!@l2ic loose; packed 9tg
I2ic, Bacon-Shoulders 9ic; clear rib
l3G l3tc; hams l4!@l5!c. Lard-Re
fined l6Gl6l lc; steam l5!(9l53c. Butter
Firm; western good favored 24Ca 29c
Petroleum-Nominally at 5;(G6c. Cotee
Dull; Rio cargoes l6@lSi. Whisky
81 "a; now held at 81 %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
PhiladeIphIa Wool Market

PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-W Wool-Sup-
ply light and demand moderate; OHIO,
Pennsylvania and We; Virginia, double
extra and above 5ita DOC; extra 54H 55ci
medium jj1d side; coarse 400 soc; New
York, Michigan. Indiana and western
inc asa jOc; medium j46, Sic: coarse ~
(d50r; combing washed GOll 65c; comblng
uuwa-h"d 45Ca 46c; fine unwashed @jCg
37Jc; coarse and medium unwashed 3IGJ
42ic; tub washed 81 !C, 55c; extra and me-
rino pulled Asa jOc: No. and supertine
pulled 43lG50c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, May l4.-Busine.s j. light
with the commission houses and the
jobbing trad" only moderately sati>tacto-
~. Best makes Of cotton goods steady,
but outside brands Irregular. Prints
quiet, except white ground- and ligh,
chocolate taucie>. which were Ia fair re-
quest. The Daily Bniieti,, Suy-: Char
.es G.. Shaw, formerly Of the firm o.. Shaw,
Barbour x Co., Il prominent Cincinnati
dry goods merchant, died suddenly 20. 'n"
Windom Hotel Of heart di--n-r.