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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
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SATURDAY., september 4. ls75.

SATURDAY, September 4, 1875,
sell, at public auction, at the city Court Room.
between The hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4
clock, p NJ, of said day, the following de-
scrloed lot, or parcei OF Ian or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the sum herein
AFTER named as assessed against such premises
Tor street Improvement, and all costs, to wit:
LOT NO. two ~, in j. X. Rou,his subdivision of
d1lon TO the city of indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana, owned by John stem, against
Wnich is assessed the sum OF two dolla ana
cents [s2 97l for street i'm prove
ment, IN favor Of ID. Root 4 Co., Contractors
HENRY W. TUTEwILER,
City Treasurer.
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Sale for Street improvement.

BY virtue or a certain precept TO me directed,
by the Mayor OF the city OF indianapolis, / di-
ana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city.
under the corp rate seal OF said city, will on
SATURDAY, September 4, 1915.
sell at public auction, at the City Court Room,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. and
o'clock p VI OF said day, the 70 lowing described
lot, or pan Gel OF land or so much thereof as may
be necessary 10 satisfy the sum hereinafter
named "a assessed against such premises for
street Improvement, aud al costs to-wtt:
Lot No two ~, in w. c. ShortTidge's re-subd.-
vision, IN square No. twenty-Seyen f27l, in John
sons heirs addition TO the city OF Indianapolis,
Marion county Indiana, owned by Mary A
kvans, against which IS assessed the sum or
forty-ihree collars and sixty cents 1913 GOT for
street i'm provement, in favor OF James &ahoney,
contractor.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer
Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. Ii, ISIS.
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Sale for Street Improvement.

by virtue ofa certain precept TO me directed
oy the Mayor OF the city OF Indianapolis Indi-
ana, ana duly attested by the clerk or said city
uhder the corporate seal OF said city. I will on
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indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 10, 1875.
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SATURDAY, September 4, 1875,
HENRY W. TUTEwILEa,

lEdisnspo is, Ind, August Is, 1875.
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indianapolis. Ind, Arg. 10, 1875.
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Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. b, ISIS.
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Sale for Street Improvement.

indianapolis, Ind, Aug. Is, 1875.
, 1875-09-11
CHICAGO AND Its COMPREHENSIVE sYsTEM oE RAuWAxs

ehore 4 Michigan Southern, and tho Chicago
Eock Island 4 Pacific Nnilrosde. Tho pigEi.h
obstnacJ with which Auzns OF tito moro blatan.
memboFs Of tho Common Council have acted
With regard to the ea!o Of tho L.ka Park to tic
Michigan aud Illinois Central Railroad Comma
MICS Inns greatly hindered operations, and il to
Rteas extent to bo b!arnod for tho present unaat-
isfactory stata OF a6uits. far dcpot nsranee-
nont8 arc concerned. on tho Lake ehore. Tho
other etr'lo:nres used for dopots III this city aro
poor makcahifta.
But there IL. at tho present time an excellent
prospect TINT within short time Chicago will
boast OF Two magnificent depot structures nro
on Tic Vast Side Al Madison street. and auother
on tile fako shoro. At the list Legislature, All
act MAS was nssscd authorizing the formation
Of companies for the erection OF tlepota ant at,
organization has been rcrfected under sucn act.
Tho location in both tho cIseA referred to ie OK
ccllent. and with the presont assurances Of re-
tn1ninR prosperity and Of wise modification II
not total repeal Of the existing railroad laws.
there ID no doubt but that tic Garden CITY will
epeeJs1T have On great reason to bosst of 11er
dcposs as Hho AlsoadY haa Of her hotels. otoya-
tors packtng-houeo1. md public buildings.
Ill conctue,ol.. ne invite attention to thn fol-
loving more dotaIled statements os tile charnc-
tor, aoirgn, xud advantages of tho moat iu,-
nortant Of the railroads ccntoring In this city.
They cannot but p1oya interesting aud in-
atruotlv0.
, 1875-09-11

Tho Chicago i Northwestern RA;lway en-.
bracoa several distinct liucs 1adiatiug from Chi
cago' west, northwest. and north. 1t is tho
pioneer road OF the West, aud from tho single
l1nc thas forty years ago pushed its wAv oyer tho
uutnhabsted rxairies Of Not.hosn illinois to
dh!sn' 1t has grown 10 DO mighty sYstom
ttaFefs1og the great 6tates Of Illiaois, lows,
Wisconsin. anu hnussots.-tho garden Of tuo
nation. and laying tho rich haryeats Of millions
OF broad acres in tho lsp OF Chicago. Tho uoag-
nstuda OF tht* SeAt corporation rxu harJty 10
gsaspea by nlese showing Of tha statistics of
Its bualness' but tbs fses that tho cocl-
binsa e1tont Of ita various divisions would
maks continuous ius Of over 3,ouo miles
In length gives faint idoa of tie immense
amount OF capital necessarily involved IN iks
management, AZ e4act tsatsmeut NO cannot
, 1875-09-11

miles 0nY4Htraut
civilization. 1hjs diria;on fo1in,Yn ~, .. ~
Il Minnesota lima 10 EIrnv th.n,e '"o -, -; e =.
Lacrosse, Trc,n; eaeau tn Winnna mr., ,t,",'.1
faftrr cro4B!un tim Mi4Ysss;t,,,; b., ] snc!'cG
b.it1ge owned lIy tho Northwentcr,, PooJ .;a tn
W.none L st. Tetr Hallway 10 tue fariuor or t,s liza
lands excollon. soil. gootl water tsne ~ ",sz,,, e
and certain crors, Al ti,n ru.a ~,
row run vou canno reach W,nou, ~ an, ~ =, :,
west on this lnc. without rnsrjn, ovn, s"s oas
Of tho lines Of tho Chicago Northwestern hi.
way.
Colorado. Wyoming, Montana, 1da,1o, Utah.
Nevada, California. tbs Pacific Coas,, uut f,r
tho trans.l'Ac'tc porta in Japan China. thc
sandw'cf, islands, Australia an.l Now %rs,,m1
y I'M has aGenc!oA IN San Franclaco. .okohn.,la,
coutrolr large .n1 rr,Uns t tra'c ny VIII r,
the n! pElont. lhlh Ina ls owned e:ctusivoly by
ssis o2n'panv; i is larcel .id With heavy steel
fa!'s; 'ts ears arc snaer1: I'll express if,ins on
thiA route are cqui,pc:1 vii, Westius hs,,sn M
parent a'r-ffak"s and fillos's patent ua:tty
Platform am! courlcrs-tio Inoat porfo-. pro-
tocf1on agaiutt accidents known.
orzEH LINES,
DsslrH III, routes name. / above. Him Co.n,,.,v
owHs tht mi. reute from Cbicac1 ,tircrt = ~.
port; tue oulY lin !, LaIe lisu,rn H. -
only roais fy,m f',1ntou In An,,no", t' ~. ~
eaYetal ahor! t.a,,ehra by will 81. l,h.rss my
Geneva. Ill.,, Upton anI Ty1e,lo +. nj oti,"r ill.,
towna. cau be reached l,y rail- 1A'' ALL ''ne'
suyvrr,r,so,r.
abound storp ;1s iuma tl,a i'sa4
which benz: Ma iann r., IN 70 po'nsnn -. sn ahohS
Paul, Wiuonn Mls.n,.o. -" t,n"a .onc. 3Fh:.a: Vt.
quc.te, Scra,ncn. efcn,s,,, nsn;.,ii i;aHD, Maf-
kos Green T,nlc. Dnvr. + ~. In'.1'. await
Wstcr,oTn T.lrvTs W,h,.""S i1,snsst 1,s. .aan,
abn. FonI d, ~ W.ntas,'s ~. - nner: f'fcafl-
olla Prair,o d., c;s. m..,. ni'on' allnloap-
Hhonnyrsu o,,J ..oan ~, NHvtns". vt. t'l!peHs'nG.
be reached bv th;, i;,'c i nnI, ''AS ot 'aoss CAL
'"e ou49'
.n., coNELGhiSti REMARKS.
p.I e. .ie 'iiies Q! tae Eh'cago d Aorthvs7tcrn
t%nn,s 's'T ssnen naAa tMEoash tho very bost
,,e,' 49,. aa.un,ts i's ',Iuh ~ tno "o'ld. NoHhe.o
no,n tne slnso does tl!a harvest yell mne
:S,a".aa.l tA"I " l!Ehqis' "lacousin, Iowa
.n"hoso'. ana a!'rhlEatl. Tho very bon: portions
, 1875-09-11

| rrn,,ih of this ci.v fran uerti,na, ,.,,,d},.,
~. ..;,, 49,. s..,s. - r. ,,.
nia5-1no Wien te'oH 'ashes !" tae thon6ht
| N Inc 1a'teT casc--ie'Gh TO hc''evo
| That tho aboYa results hro arrived
| at by reckless groupjnr Of feurcu. tim
| foltv OF which is c,oatlo of casy e,nnsuro- nrt
tnal Tits WON OF tha matter III sota'!y erroneous
Is susceptible OF proof. Let us look for mo-
nent At the figures that go to mako TIP the
eran,1 toto1s Inn. e,ysn. ;rha nroof il .n,,la
snI ,oroma o,r:, ,al' s''"' ''' pA''' 70 @"p''
"'A oo'""1 eA'.''
1tItaola FIGURES.
OF the tlirt, Fix railroads iu operation In tho
in thtu cty md A., I'll. on,y e,a. ins,ndas j.; .n
.L... ...... M ~ S,'' 49, o"se - N"o
rp''o e'''n'"'e' Luz eueaso d Al'on. CnicAEo'
Huntington IL Quincy Chlcnao' DanTiilo 4 VIM
is,nI i raet i;uau caa,ro ,so U1s
ton l. Enrjnpne11 cbt,aqo & 1ova ch,c,,o =
n,,,aa a.,,. ~ r,,;"a -. ~ 4' n"'eRu n,1
racine, aaa 'no ch'eas q fauuca'. Iho mile
aye Of these nins roads 10 G, 1870 miles thu coat
$50: tbcir rroes earntncs fYor 1914, aae
13.sc9. t,cir not sar,,,c. s,q -: osa
'oo.' ens" net sat"'nes' El' t1o''a'.
All tho east-ana-ueht road' lying south
Of thia city, aCch AZ tho Toledo. Wabash
d Wentern, and MI auch roals as the Rockford
Rock IaIaud i st. Louis. hayo boon lott ont of
.a'.".*.1on' - 'eE.'''1aso nsuren arc 20
1~'Be t'"s ''tas "s-4 NO douesiul au1sl'aTleH to
a"oll theE,.
.:!-:!1u.y, INDIANA, AND OHIO.
or IT,: .yo,ty-four ro.an IN .n,rat.on in III.
stAto OF hllca:ya''. but five arc included in the
nbo'o grand t-t:l. TAoy arc tho Michigan Con-
tral, Chicago Il Canada Southern, Cblcaeo Il
Lake Huron, and Chicago, Detroit 4 Grand
trrrrt nh.n -. sISs " ~, -'4 ":,1
4luns. ihey nave mileage Of l'42i milos.
eo's ioF building aud equipment e5b,076.3B4,
earned In 1874 an aggregate rorenuo of es, 90o,-
3C3, aud re. Income Of a2.3l6,0Go.
,,,,,;. ~. LUZ sNen's'nEe fa'lfoads operated IN
laolana, eeven only ara included In tho
Abuyo cstimAte, Tbs ljst comnrinna
tho Clicaao Cincinnati = t,r,,ri,ta
c,n.;,,.tt % Loua'''o'
ri.;o.a T. 'e 1's,s: @!'caso' colamous'
Lineage a laalans Central Evansville, Tesxe
Anaso Chicago, Indiana Il Illinois Cen
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
Symptoms Of Liver Complaint. and
OF Some Of The Diseases Produced

a sallow or yellow color of skin, or
following brown spots on face and other
parts Of the hody; duliness and drowsl.
ness with frequent headache; dizziness,
bitter or bad taste in the mouth. dryncss
of the throat and internal heat; palp.ta
ton; in many cases dry, teasing cough,
with sore throat; unsteady appetite,
raising food, choking sensation IN throat;
distress, heaviuesS, bloatcd or full feeling
about the stomach and sides, pain in side,
back or breast, and about the
shoulders; collie, pain and soreness
through bowels, with heat; constipation
alternating with frequent attacks OF diar-
rhpa; piles, hatulence, nervousness, cold
ness of extremtics; rush Of blood to the
head, with symptoms of aPoplexy, numb
ness OF limbs, especially ut night; cold
chills altcrnutly with hot flashes, kidney
AMI urine difficulties; dullnesS, low spirits,
unSociability aud gloomy forcbodn-S.
Only few of above symptoms likely 10 be
present at one time. All who use DR..
PeFccs's Ait Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant PugatIyc Pellets
for Liver Complaint and is compllra-
tlons, are loud in their praise of them.
They are sold by all dealers in medicines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
Cincinnati Market.

ClNCINNATI, April 23.-Cotton-
Steady; middlings at l5!@lj3c Flour
Active; family So 70a5 10. Wheat -
Active at 81 03@lO4 Corn Quiet at
73@57jc. Oats-Steady at 6SCG zoe. Rye
Quiet at 81 II. Barley-Quict; fall
81 45Gl 80. Linseed Oil-Quict at 75r.
Eggs-Lower ut l4c. Butter-Eascr;
choice at 3OG33c. Cheese-Quict at H.!
ml5c. Clover Seed-Scarce. Pork
Quiet Mt $22 %. Lard-Easier; good
$15 G2i. Bulk Meats Easier at S."
1l3ml23c. Bacon-At 9s@ 9!G1l2sGr
l3ic for jobbing sales Whisky De-
mand fair and market firm at 81 a.
HOGs-Dull at 81 SOFAS 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling last evening, ard
the marks at the landing indicated Q feet
: inches in the channel
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last evening.
The Juniata from Pittsburgh for Gin
cinnati was due last evening.
The Granite State from Pittsburgh en-
route for Portsmouth, passed down.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Pitts
burgh at : 4. NJ, to-day.
The Courier ist he Parkersburg boat
this morning at half pas ten o'clock.
The Hudsos will leave for Cincinnati
al three ocloch this afternoon.
The Carrie Brooks from GAINESVILLE for
Pittsburgh, is due tonight. She will
leave for the latter point Sunday morn
ing.
The r. w. SkiIlinger and Salt Valley
from Ironton to Pittsburgh, are due to-
morrow.
Business about the landing was some
what better yesterday than it has been
for few days back.
by Telegraph.
PIrTsBURGH, April 28-River feet
| inches and falling Weather clear
and cool.
CIxcINNATI April 23.- River Is feet
three inches. Arrlved-J. l.. Rhodes,
Pitt. burgh; Robert Mitchell, New Or
leans. Departed-Andcs, VII ceiling; j..
S:Rhodes, St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Arrivcd-Rcd
Wing, Lake Pepin; Alice Brown and
Hobbs, Ohio river; Kecner, Maggie and
Dolphin, Illinois river; johnson, keokuk;
st. Gcneviye, Vicksburg: Dugan. Mr.
souri, river Departed Colossal. Dpvrn-
port; Johnson Keokuk; Belle Mcmphj-,
Memphis; Mitchell, St Paul; Maggie,
Illinois river. River falling slowly.
Clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, April 23.-Riyer fell Is
inches; weather clear and pleasant. De-
parted-Belle of Shreveport, City Of
Vicksburg, Great Republic, st. Louis;
Grand Lake No. !, New Orleans Hi
inoi.. Vick-burg.
c. P. Japlin, the second Clerk Of the
steamer Mary Amcnt, was drowned a,
wharf today, by his skif becoming cr-
tangled in the wheel Of the steamer
Quick,tep and capsizing. When the ac-
ciIent occurred, parties in two kits
started to his relief, and when one boat
was within few feet of him, he was
drawn under barge and disappeared.
The body has not been recovered.
Some of the insurance companies her"
are heavy losers By the burning Of tie
steamers Exporter and Kyle, At NJ"
Orleans, this evening.
NASHVILLE, april 23.-Riyer rising
slowly with feet inches on the shoals.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24

Weather clear and pleasant. The
EddyvIlle arrived and departed for
Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, April 23.-River falling
with feet inches in the canal, and d
feet in Indian Chute. Arriyed-Cons
Miller, Cincinnati; John Taylor, Madi-
son. Departed-Cons Miller, Memphis.
Weatherc!ear and pleasant.
CAIRO, April 23-ArrIved-Ju!ia, St.
Louis; Ajax and Oakland, New Orleans :;
Bonaccord st. Louis; John \. Scuddrr,
st. Louis; Alf Stevens, St. Louis. De-
parted-Oakland Pittsburgh; Bonaccord,
Ohio river; Julia, Vicksburg; Ajax, Pitts
burgh River % feet and falling Clear
Mercury 60
EVANSVILLE, April % w Gather
clear; mercury 80 to G0'. River station
AIRY with Is 10 feet on the gauge. Up
-Idlewild George Roberts. Red Cloud,
Fawn. Down-Charles b. Clinch, Tur-
ncr, Thomas Sherlock. The Church adj
ded 300 tons. The Sherlock lies over
till tomorrow and will receive literally.
Packets regular. Business light.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 23.-CottOn-Quirt
and steady at l6s@l64c; futures closed
firm; sales $4,000 bales; April 10 2-l6@
l6 1929; May 10 1920; June l6!@
10 1872; July l6 25-32c; August IL l5-l6
ale 3l-32c; September l63@l6 25.32c;
October 10 5-lG@l6 ll-32c; November
IL S-S2@l6sc; Dec. 1916 5-32c. Flour
Less active; receipts $4,000 barrels; SUI
pertne western and state 81 50G,4 15;
common to good s. 35G5 so; white
wheat extra s. j0@6 3j; extra Ohio s. SO
@6 IS; st. Louis s. l5@9 65. Rye Flour
Unchanged. Corn Mesl-Qujet mt
81 00@4 80. Wheat-Less active; re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; No spring 81 p
al 30; No. 2 Sr l4Gl Is; No. > Chicago
81 1901 u; No. Northwestern 81 20
G2 u; No. = Milwaukee 81 25G1l 23
Rye-Quiet; Canada in bond or state
81 O9. Barley-Stesdy at 81 52I. Malt
Steady; Canada west Csc. Corn-In
moderate demand; receipts 10000 BUSH
els; mixed western 93!(I94c; yellow Ole
Oats-Active and firm; receipts 1000
bushels; mixed western 73lGg76c; white
75C9774c. Hay-Unchanged. Coffee
Firm and in fair demand. Sugar-Quiet;
fair to good refining S l-lGGS 5-l6c;
prime ss@s 7-l6c. Molasses-Quiet and
firm. Rice-Steady. Petroleum-Dull
and nominal; refined l3s@l33c; crude 81
@65c. Rosin-Dull at 81 074@2 l2!.
Terpentine-S7@S7!c. Eggs-Heavy;
western l6l@l7c Pork-Lower at
So %. Beef--Quiet. Cut Meats
Quiet; picked shoulders 9l@93ci do
hams l2i@12!; middles quiet, long clear
western l23@l2!c; short l2!@l2Sc.
Lard-Firrner; prime steam l5ic. Butter
Unchanged. Cheese-Steady at 100
l6ic. Whisky-Firmer at 81 l4!@l 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, April 2@.--Cattle-
Receipts for to-day 1909 head, and for the
four days past 5,0l9 head. The arrivals
to-day were all through stock and what
were left over from yesterday, about
seven loads. were shipped, except two
loads sold here at So 80 Everything is
sold out. No fresh arrivals so connot
make quotations fairly. Hogs-Receipts
to-day 4,565 head making 1855 head
for the four days past; Workers s. 50@
: -; Philudeiphius 81 j0@8 80. Sheep
Receipts to-day 800 head, making
lG,6OO head for the four days past; best
So 5OCG7 50; medium 50 1j@6 80; clipped
81 OO6 , %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

\ dispatch lust received from Santa
Barbara SAYS that the steamer sent out
to the assistance of the supposed burning
steamer, reports that man-ot-war pass
ed ON Thursday firing guns in practice.
There is no other information tending to
confirm the report'of the disaster
The paper mill of George Benton X
Sons. at Burlington, Vermont, burned
on Thursday afternoon. Loss $4,000.
Colonel f. NJ. Iergcr, Of Mississippi
but for several years a resident OF Balti-
more died Thursday night.
At the meeting of the Board Of Drec-
tors of the Northern Pacific Railroad
the resignation of George ". Cos>, Pre-
sldeut, was accepted. An election was a;
once held To ill the vacancy, and Charles
b. Wright, of Philadelphia, was chosen
unanimously Mr.. Wright has been Il
director for four years OF the Northern
fac'he railroad and chairman OF its tI-
nance Committee
y dangerous counterfeit five dollar
note OF the First National bank, of Pax
'oh' ILLINOIS, has been discovered.
samuel Amburgh, clothing dealer of
C"'uhhus, ONO, who has been in the
business Tor twenty years. made an as
siSnment yesterday. His assets amount
10 $4,000, and his liabilities TO about
$1,000
a special to the Louisville Courier
Jo,02'a says that John Burk shot and
killed Bill johnson in Hart county
kentucky, yesterday morning. in quar-.
rel about horse trade.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 23.-Flour-Quiet;
white winter extra 50 O0@6 80; spring
extra 81 4O@5 50; Minnesota 81 75@
So spring superfne 81 00@47G. Wheat
Active and unsettled; No. spring
81 o.; No. fresh 81 o.; regular 81 Oh (
seller June; No. 96Gg9G!c; rejected 80
@9lc. Corn-Dull and declined; No. >
mixed 73@73tc new 7OI@7lc spot; 73gc
bid seller May; 74Ic bid seller juno;
high mixed 7&!c; rejected zoe. Oats
Dull; No.2 GlGGlfc spot; Glsc seller
May. Rye-Demund active and prices
advanced; No. spot 81 O6G1l o.. Bar
ley Demand active and prices advanced /;
No. 81 - spot; 1901 IS seller May.
Pork-DulI at 50 90 spot; SD % seller
May; So % seller June. Lard-Dull
and nominal at $l5 80 spot; $l5 G7lG
Sl5 20 seller June. Bulk Mcats-Steady
and in molcratd demand Whisky
Demand good at full prices at 81 II!
offered and refused
On call board, wheat aud corn were
firm and unchanged. Oats-ic higher
Pork-Frm at SD O2 seller June. Lard
a shade higher; large sales of seller May
at Sl5 52!@l5 50; seller June sold ~
$i5 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Flour-
Less active; Wisconsin and Minnesota
family S5 OO@5 10; Pennsylvania, India
ana and Ohio So 25@G 90; high grades
SG 25@7 80. Wheat-Active and firm;
red 81 28Gll so; amber 81 3lCd 34i white
81 Al. Rye-$l 0j. Corn-Yellow
and mixed western S0@0Oc. Oats
Steady at 72M73c. Provisions-Ileld
firmly. Pork-$22 75(o23 90. Beef
Hams-l8@ 293c; smoked l3@l4!c. Lard
-l5@1G. Whisky-Wcstern held at
81 l4!. Pctrolcum-Firm; refined l33
@l$5c; crude 9!c. Butter-Steady;
New York and Bradford county extras
2S@3Oc; do tirsts 23C 24c; western extra
23@2lc; do frsts l7@l9c. Cheese
Scarce and firm; fine western l6ml63c
Eggs-Barcly steady; western irsts l6
Ia lie.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April23.-Flour-Steady and
in moderate demand. Wheat-Dull and
weak; No. = white Wabash 81 %; No. !
white Michigan 81 .; amber 81 %; seller
May II u; seller June 81 y; seller July
81 %; No. red 81 p; No. 2 81 22l; seller
June 81 q. Corn-DemanI fair and ma :
ket firm; high mixed 764ci seller May tic;
seller June 76c; seller July 79Ic; !ow
mixed 75I@7Glc. Oats-Stegdy and in
maderate demand; No. cole; No. .
64lc; white 65c; Michigan 64t@G5c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 23.-Flour-Firm
and in good demand, but at unchanged
prices. Wheat-Firm and unchanged,
Corn-Firm; western mixed 600 90!c
Oats Quiet and unchanged. Rye
Quiet and steady at 81 l2Gl 10. Coffee
Quiet; Rio cargoes lGi@l9c. Hay
Dull and unchanged. Whisky-Strongcr
at 81 l4Gl 15i. Provisions-Quict and
unsettled Pork-$22 75@23 90. Bulk
NJ >ats-Shoulders 5000; clear rib l2t
G12ic loose. Bacon-Shoulders 9{GGl0c;
clear rib l2.Gl3c; hams l4!@l l5c. Lard
Refined at l6@l64c Butter-New
firm; western tub and rolls 23@2ic. Pc.
troIeum-Nominally at G!@Gic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, April 23-The trade
movement was slow today in all branches
OF business. Cotton goods in steady but
strictly moderate demand and prices un-
changed in first hands Heavy, standard
and fine brown cottons in fair request.
Bleached shirtings dull and outside
makes weak. ChcvIots in fair demand
at Irregular prices. White ground. plaid
and shirting prints are selling in moder-
ate quantities. Foreign goods and wool
.,,, .,r,T.4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-24
Philadelphia Wool Market

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Wool-
In improved demand and prices firm;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
double extra and above jjc; extra 5jci
medium Sea j7lc; coarse jOl j2c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fine 49G j2c; medium jja jtc; coar,r
50ci combing washed coo toe; comblng
uuwashed 4jla lGc; fine uuwashed 35G
SIC; coarse and medium unwashed 4l@
44c; tub washed 55c.