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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-24
NemYnrl, Mann

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Two Young
otncefs OF the household of the Prince
OF Higs, a potentate of the Japanese
Empire, are sojourning in this city.
OthciaI notice is given that the Presi-
dent viii have no time to devote to
Office seekers till after the meeting of
Congress.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Is informed that the reports of hostility
on the part Of the Cheyennes and Ara
pahoes are without foundation. The
country adjacent to the Smoky Hill
route is perfectly safe for travellers.
The Worlds Detroit special says: It
has transpired that a prominent and old
established drug house in New York.
has been made the victim ofseveral inst
such swindles, within the past few
months, as that which has been liscOy-
cred In Boston. In the last swindle, or
attempt to swindle, the party not olly
bought goods while in the city, but or
dered further shipments at almost every
point OF his route to the west, thus rum
ming upa bill for thousands of dollars,
which, but for the sharpness of the firm
in following up the goods, would have
been lost, as were those in similar cases
precedingit. The object was to gel the
goods, sell out diately, pocket the
proceeds and decamp. Inother words.
a repetition of the Bo ston game.
The Worlds Boston special saws that
the U. 9. securities, amounting to $685.
600, stolen last week from the Counting
room of Mr.. Faxon, Pearl street, were
found yesterday lying in wharf shed
in Brook street, in a position likely to
be found. About $1,000 of the money
now constitutes the loss.
The liquor prohibition question
Will go strongly in municipal politics
at this election. The Republican nomi-
nee for Mayoris prohibltionist, but is
understood to be instructed to let the
liquor question alone. The Democratic
candidate is a temperance man in prac.
tice, but favorable to the license law.
Both men are possessed of ability and
character.
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BY TIE CABLE.
Advioes to the ed of November
Special 70 DC Inteutooue4r.
Ell EGRAPH.

LONDON, Nov. 22.-The United States
steamer Frolic left Southampton, YES
terday, to join the squadron at Lisbon.
Itisreported that the steamship Great
Eastern will begin to make regular
trips between New York and, Bres,
early in March.
There is a rumor to the effect that an
Austrian loan of several million pounds
sterling viii soon be placed In the mar.
ket.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. q, (Noon. 1.-THE
market for cotton opened firmer. with
the prospect of a days sale of 1900
bales; prices, however, are unchanged:
middling upland Id. Breadstuffs are
firmer; corn sss. Cd. per quarter fol
mixed western.
LONDON, Nov. %, (Noon.)Erhe
money market is easier and consols
are quoted at 80 for money. The fol.
lowing are the opening rates for Amer.
lean securities: Erie sou, Illinois Cen.
trail Ts2z, q. s. 5.2O's 7O1f. -
The quotations of wheat at sss. Cd,
In the morning papers was an error,
1t should have read corn 3ss. cd.
LONDON, Nov. %, p. MA large
quantity Of arms designed for the use
of the Fenians, were seized on board q
Liverpool bound steamer at Cork.
vienna, NoY. 22.-Admiral Tezet.
hof, Of the Austrian navy, lett yester.
day for the United States. He will &c
first to New York.
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From Ghnnnn.

TORONTO, q. w, Nov. 23.-Ths gun.
boat Hercules has gone into winter
quarters at Kingston.
Seventeen thousand stand OF arms
Peabody's eech-loaders-have been
purchased by the Government for the
volunteers, and are now being distribu.
ted among the different artillery and
cavalry corps of the province.
MONTREAL, @. W., Nov. 23.-Dis.
patches received here by the Governor
General from England state that the
possibility of trouble with the Omitted
States renders increased vigilance in
dispensable on the part of the Canadian
authorities.
Heavy rains have occurred in the
eastern townships, causing disastrous
General Averill, the newly appointed
United States Consul General, has ar
rived.
D. McNiver, a prominent citizen OF
this place has been held for trial on q
charge of committing extensive for
geries.
The imports last week were $50, OOC
less than for the same week last year.
Canal dues for October exhibited a
slight increase over last year.
TORONTO, Nov, 2S.-In the Court OF
Common Pleas to-day, before the Chief
Justice, and Justice Adams, and John
Wilson, Mr.. Mckenzie applied for a
rule calling upon the Attorney General
to show cause why the verdict should
not be setaside as contrary to law and
evidencei and new trial had, in the
case ofthe Queen vs., Slayen, one of the
Fentan prisoners at present under SEN
tence of death in the old Jail. The
grounds on which the motion was
based were that the indictment charged
the prisoner with two distinct offences;
that OF committing an overt act as q
British subject as we'll as an American
citizen; that the alleged offence being
committed in the county Of
Welland, could not be tried in
the county of York, being one
of the united counties, on the ground Of
misdirection by the Judge, and further
that the Judge who took the assizes
and tried the prisoners without an or
der from Her Majesty 3 executive coun.
| Gil contrary to the provisions of the
statute, the prisoners being at and be,
fore the time of their trial in custody
under the provision OF the statute and
indictment and convicted for some o.
The offences therein contained. Mr.
Justice J. Wilson stated that in refer.
ence to the last ground of objection hC
had already filed an order of the eXecu
tive council with the Clerk of the
Crown.
Mr.. Mckenzie commended that If II
was so, there was nothing in the face O
the order to show that any member O.
the executive council was present al
the time the order was made, anC
that consequently the order was null
and imperative.
The Chief Justice stated that thu
Court did not propose granting rule
In any of these cases, unless they WerC
clearly shown that there was some
foundation for the objection.
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The R0trenchment Committee-..more
COtfOr Fraufta


NEW YoRK, Nov. pa Herald
Washington special says: The investi.
cation going on by the Retrenchment
Committee has developed, facts which
imPlicate parties occupying high and
influential positions under the Govern.
ment, in the cotton frauds.
a great deal of fraud, more than al
first was supposed, has been practiced
upon the Government and citizens OF
the South by the cotton agents. It ap.
pears that these agents were in the habit
of confscating large quantities of cot
ton in the name of the Government, and
after it had remained on their hands fol
a short time, they would turn it over to
an outside party, who would sell 1t and
divide the proceeds with the agent,
Another game which was resorted to
extensively by these men, was to re.
lease the cotton upon the payment of q
handsome bonus. 8
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LATFsT mOT"lW

The money market Is working easier. and
the stTingency win probably soon be entirely
over; Money Is nlready, coming hero from
the IN terror, and The hoW Of capital tliig
way - likely to be heavy before long, Tfe
government Is taking the compound note
nom banks Mt par and accrued Interest for m
Indebtedness, which VIII help 70 ease ltIIe
money market. The transfer OF cnrrancJ
nom the national banks to the Eul-treaR IlT1
here Is nearly over, and everything indIcstez
general easing up in the future, There 4 2
returning feeling Of confidence and RroJTInG
nellet that We have Seen the end or ne pa1iS
Tor the present. The demand for un0ns3E 49,
less active today than yesterday, and there
was plentT OF capital att per Cent In fsofj
stock collateral, and per cent on GoyeTn-
menta. Fnme paper and acceptance pass
slowly q yetatTG5s per cent and Gecond TSte
DIS are only done at large SHARE
1nere was more active buSiueEs in foreign
e1cnange today, and with RTi afVafles IN
9loV3z for 90 days, and Ii69llg1 Tor short
Ihe gold market advanced to 1ss,I thi,
afternoon, but fel on 20 lSs5< a. the close:
GOO az one time sduTinS the day was
NorLn lF9i per cent, but most Of the loans
were made nat
seea1ns11p ehaHes were decidedly hlRfeF tn
ward me close Of the day, and were In de-
mand, Pacific Mail sold At 10, ana Atlantic;
90 q lUo' - y iiffI Fftl Z. trs7
There was better demand for the Govern
t.fhS sts.t1h = -
~ EfErf It.
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Moss lTeetinr 81 Fenfaus.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-The Stephens
wing OF the Fenians in mass meeting
attheir headquarters last night, adopted
resolutions reafhrming their confidence
in Stephens; condemning an other
blood and material; warning their
brethren against appeals in behalf OF
their condemned friends in Canada
prisons, on the ground that nothingc can
be done to save them. expressing the
belief that England dare not execute
thesentence of the Canadian courts, but
II she does tnelr 9Rsy nope - successful
Irish nationality by prompt, energetic
cooperation with their Irish brothers
on irish soil. To this end they urge
immediate organization and bountifnl
contributions of money and arms.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Admiral
French Forrest, formerly of the United
States Navy, and late of the COnfeder-
ate Navy, died here yesterday in tho
list year of his age.
The. Conservative Army. and Navy
Union at their meeting last night, after
warm discussion, passed by a two
third vote series of resolutions, de-
clarfng that the proposed constitutional
amendment ought to be rejected, and
that in the judgment of that organiza-
ton 1t is clearly the duty Of the conser-
vative press throughout the country to
appeal to the Northern and Southern
States to extend suffrage to negroes on
such qualified basis as may be deemed
proper and just. 1851 ft:4
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INV YoRK, Nov. 23.-The Chamber
of Life Insurance had meeting this
morning, in the rooms of the Chamber
transacted was the adoption Of by laws
regul ating theduties of its officers, and
the passage Of a resolution recommend
ing that q case be brought before the
United States Supreme Court TO testthe
Constitutionality of the State laws as
regard the Interstate commerce of life
insurance companies.
The examination In the Lord bond
robbery case was to have been resumed
to-day before Justice Bowling, 1t was
further postponed to Monday.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 2l.-Parties
who have lately visited JEFF. Davis
state that they found him remarkably
cheerful since the recent change and
addition to his quarters in Carroll
Hall and the removal Of Mrs. Davis
ana her sister to rooms prepared for
them. Mr.. Davis health Is much inn
proved, and he speaks very confidently
Of being released. The family is Wis
tied constantly by relations and friends
from the South, and packages OF pres
ents are frequently received.
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New York, Nov. 2S.-The CONNER
cial's Washington special says: The
cabinet meeting Yesterday, was 10 con-
slider the Important dispatches from
Paris on Mexican affairs.
Dispatches were sent Immediately to
General Sherman and Minister Camp
bell via New Orleans.
1t is understood that the dispatches
from Paris considerably complicate the
Mexican question, and may lead to the
most important results.
The President win endorse, in his
message, a plan submitted by the Sec
rotary ofthe Treasury for a return to
specie payments.
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EREIaHB-ToE liverpool quiet
MONEY Ann sToCRq.

MONEYS carcely 50 hgm at per cant for
= an Iaa aC'S. sterlng Exchange juliet a l0S<
GoLD-El rmer-o Opening at lSs5S; declining
I 10 4Ss7S; advancing to 13g1<, and closing al
GoyERNNENT STocKs-k9H per cent bet
teE ". ~ coupons, 1121S; $40 coupons 49,
~ I-S, second series, 1924; do third series'
STocKs-IrTegu1arS Fort Wayne IO3; Rock
Island 1925 Milwaukee & st. Paul 81: CIeve-
land &Toledo ll2s Chicago q EOrfhV1esfern
54ass Cleveland & pittsburgh 1915 IIlinOis
central 1l& Michigan Southern 6OH; Erie
Central 1857; Pacific Mail no.
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Fires.

out in the basement of a meat shop ON
West Seneca street, occupied by o. H.
WILCOX. Eight houses were burned.
The loss is heavy and cannot now be
on Cry, Nov. 28.-Shirk, McFadden
d Co.'S, refinery was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $4,000, which is
partially insured.
New HAVEN, CONN.,, Nov. 2S.-
Scheringer's melodeon factory was
burned last night, with about 200 melo-
deems and large quantity Of lumber.
Only three or four of the instruments
were saved. The loss is heavy. It is
insured in several offices. EsT-
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The'Privateer Meteor.

NEW York, Nov. 23.-The case of the
alleged privateer Meteor, was up be-
fore Judge Nelson, in the United States
Circuit Court, yesterday, on pro for
ma discussion as to fixing a day for
hearing argument in the case. In con-
nection with Judge Belts decision,
condemning the vessel, the United
States District Attorney was in favor of
letting the case go at once, without ar
gument in the Circuit Court, to the
bench of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States at Washington. This will,
In all probability, be the course adopt
ed
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-The Bull
letin publishes a Washington dispatch,
which states that the President, after
mature elaboration, has decided to
abandon his opposition to Congress.
He Will set forth very fully in his mes
sage the reasons which has induced
him to take this step. Letters have
been addressed to leading Republican
Senators and members of Congress in
regard to the matter. -
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Railroad Conductor Arrested for Em.
bezzIinE FRres.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 28.-Joseph s.
NJ. Gibson, a Pennsylvania Railroad
Conductor, has just been committed to
prison in default of $4,000 bail, on q
charge Of embezzling fares collected by
him. Extended Investigations made
under the supervision OF Mr., Allen
Pinkerton, a teetive officer of Chica-
go, show thai many Conductors on
this road are defaulters, and the COM
pauy intend prosecuting them. Nu-
merous discharges of Conductors have
recently taken place.
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Impeaehmeut or tho P-e.,aa,t

port here that prominent Radicals had
a meeting in Philadelphia on the 10Th
fnstl, at which articles of Impeachment
against the President were prepared.
They are to be submitted to caucus n
Republican members Of Congress, The
names of the parties attending the cau-
Gus in Philadelphia will be furnished
in due time,
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. PA posse Of cit
liens of franklin county discovered,
Tuesday night, on the premises of VIM,
King, large amount of booty taken
from the passengers on the Nashville
Railroad on the night Of the 9Th inst.
The pork packing season commenced
here to-day. Seven hundred hogs were
slaughtered.
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ment securities this afternoon, and there was
SS1eEA advance in prices, especially In gold
The folloying are the closing prices: $40
lo62S; 1910 Registered, e9Iz9Sgk; do coupons
N sSISSssS. 4 sgst 5-Ss lQS9l051; June do,
RAILWAY AfRRKEr.Sf6eFe was a stea6y,
feeling at the last open board and an i'm
proVement in some cases. Afierthe "a II ETie
was weaker but the rest of the narISet was
generally steady. The following were fbe
SIoS5ng prices at $50 p; M: Ohio eertihcates
York Central 1854 9lO9; Erie 7OS<; ReadIns
1l2A@ll27S; Michigan Southern 7s5<GSO; mi.
nois Central 1l7N@ll&
There was little easier feeling in Wal
slLeet to-day. Stocks have recovered q little
nom yesterdays fright and money Is RATIO
esssleF owing chiefly TO the sn6-treasurer's
The Posts special says: Secretary McCul.
1toSn denies that he Is conVerting a larger mum,
I pet u ponds this week than We're converted
lasE Heek. and says that there Is no cause e
SSp t stElngency OF the money mar
to sell PARTICULAR kinds Of bo5ds when tSei,
price Is very high and to redeem them when
the market Is lower. -.-1--- " --S 40"
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. 22-over one hun
dred Of the excursion party have Just
returned from inspecting the Central
Branch Pacific Railroad, mainly New
nosseIs ana Bos1onians Ar aEEiysd here
evening.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-Three
thousand mineral specimens have been
collected for the Paris Exposition of
next year. Tbs project of sendinp q
section of the big tree Of Calavaras has
been nearly abandoned. -ffi.
The following message, signed by
Governor Low, the State Comptroller,
the Auditor, Attorney General McCul-
loch and Adiutant General Evans, was
transmitted by telegraph to-day to the
The appointment of John Bigler is
exceedingly distasteful to- all Union
men. Cannot the President be induced
to rescind it? If he will not, prevail
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury 10
delay the organization of affairs under
Btgler. Any other course will throw
the district into confusion, as none but
rebels will serve under BigIer.
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NOVEMBER 2a-FLoUR-Very dull. frame
actions for the week very light;NoI th'1ysSfeTD
has been almost unstable, but extra. which
compose the bulk of stock here, WnS ofEerSSi
meely at Sl2 for Howard state; snpeFioF'nOmi-
Eal at S1l 5Q9ll 70; Baltimore family, high
grade, Sl6 . and nominal.
a GRAIS-W heat-Dull, fair 10 good white
new white prime 81 O5@l 25; old yellow 81 u
81 Is. Oats-Closed dull at 55@5Sc.
downward. Pork-Dull at S24925 for new
mess old do S700975O. Lard-Heavy and
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More DI&tIIIe1y Frnuda.

new YoRK, Nov. 2S.-The cases OF
WIS wilson IN g Coch9es who were charged
S,It;IIoi!El In the recent Brooklyn
sioner Newton yesterday but oSsino. h
the absence OF counsel for the accused
were adjourned until TODAY.
Another dtsttllery was seized on We'd
neSday in Williamsburg, where. appar-
entity, another shrewd scheme was
going on to outwit the law. The SAL
and distillery are kept in seemingly an
unfinished condition, and the owners
intimate that they will take out a III
cense as soon as they finish repairing
their establishment. The officers dis.
covered a still in full blast about 4
O'Clock in the morning and arrested the
proprfetors. 80 ~
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WAsHINeToN. Nov. 2.-Joseph Le-
yens has filed his bonds as surveyor Of
the port Of Philadelphia and viii Al
enter upon his ONCE. LIZ Z ~ ~
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BALTIMORE, Nov. q. = Secretary
Stanton has appointed Colonel w al.
Stewart, ". Flynn, and Washingto A.
Miller, of Cecil county, as commission
ers to award compens ation to the loyal
slave owners of Maryland whose slaves
were drafted into the army during the
war. This commission IS created nm
der an act Of Congress passed Last SEES
sion.
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O6VEeHO.

NOVEMBER 23.-FLoUR-Unchan
sales at Sl1 5Oa1l 75 for No. / Spring;
SlS 50 for red winter; $I4 so for white
winter; S1S 50 for Xxx. 80
GRAIN.-Wheat-Quiet; sales of No.
Quiet. Barley-In moderate demand:
sales of Canada at 900 in bond, for
choice upper lake; 81 Is free, for bay
quint. Rye and Peas-Quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTs.-Steady; the rates
to New York are as follows: Wheat zoe;
corn 1sc; barley Ice; rye 100; oats l2c.
10 Troy and Albany: Wheat and peas
1Sc; corn Ice; barley lac; rye TIC; oats
loo. -.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Old Bow
cry Theatre sold at auction to-day, for
SlOO,IO0. There are mortgages on the
property amounting to S11O, 1000.
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MEMPH1s, Nov. ga special to the
Avalanche, from Little Rock to-day,
says resolutions were introduced in
the Arkansas Legislature calling on the
Governor for information as to the at
tempt to overthrow the present State
Government. The resolutions were
called for by Q call signed by few in
dividuals of Fort Smith, for the purpose
of inaugurating new State Govern
ment. The Legislature is still unable
to elect U. 8: Senator.
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Albany Cattle MARKET,

NOVEMBER 8.-CATTLB-AnOtheF decline
has occurred In the price OF cattle. The mar
ket opened with very light demand aud a
decline OF I1f@75<o per pound. Indeed SeVe.
raj droVeS ofgOod fat Illinois steers which hast
week would have brought Sc, now sold for 4
@l7S@IA. Yesterday the inquiry was some
what better on New York account, and al
together 1000 or 5000 head were sold, but
without any improvement in rates. The top
price was shade inside OF 81 for drove of
choice rat Kentucky SteerS, averaging up
wards Of 800 pounds From this figure sales
ranged down as low as 40 for inferior. The
receiptS Tor the week aggregate g. 500 head, on
these the total loss cannot be less than $4,000.
Higher receipts are expected next week, but
" Is Questionable whether the falling on in
the supply will be Sufficient to offset prices
s1EEr-Are duh of sale at 6ssc; receipts
Hoss-Are in somewhat better inquiry and
lighter supply; prices 71S9sc. Receipts $500
st. Louis.
DEcEMBER 2s.-CoTToN-DuIl; 300 for
FEoUR.Uunsettled and without ma
terial change. .s.,
N-Wheat-Droo prime fall
81 50a2 IS; choice 81 65. Corn-Lower;
closing at 9ScaSl 90 for choice old vel.
low and white and 94a96c for now.
Oats-Dul and lower at 5Oa54c.
PRovIsIoNS-Strong downward ten
dency; new mess pork $23 20; clear
sides 153c; sugar cured hams &c.
WHIsKY-Heavy at 81 80.
HoGS-6c gross,
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Steambpats.
FOR CTNCTNNATI-

~ The large side wheel steamer &C.
IL. HI LLMAE," sam Mason Conn
- mRuder, TheO. Fink, Clerk, will
O'Clock. p. m. : -
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BA1fELEE & CO.,
nOV2S.t AgeTIfa
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DECEMBER 23.-FLoUR-Quiet; No. /
spring $l1 OOall so; amber $l3 75a14 so;
Xxx western S14 Scale so.
GRAIN-Wheat-7,OOO bush Greenbay
club at 81 10. Corn-Unsettled and ir-
regular; 5000 bush at 81 O2al O5 for
Illinois. Oats-Held at 6Oc for Ohio
and Illinois. Barley-Canada about
u O6. RYe-$1 90. PEAs-SI so.
PRoVIsIoNS-Pork S23 90; Lard LA
141zc.
CANAL FREIaHTs-Boats scarce and
but few engagements to-day; to New
York, wheat &c; corn 19c.
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NOVEMBER 2S.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul at S2,Osa2, 131<
for No. l and 81, zeal, 9S1< for No. q.
Corn-0pened steady at an advance Of
l ana s3aS7c. for No. 2. OatsEOpened
firm and closed quiet at 3sc. for No. 2.
PRoVIsIoNs-Dull; mess pork 5Oca
81, 90 lower; sales at $40. Hogs moder-
ately active and advanced 25a3Oc, sales
at 50, 25a7, 1215 for fair to choice.
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Brown sheetings- A, 2OXc; Pep
pereuS 2S1Sci do II, l21Sc.
Bleached shirtings -Wamsutta, s71<c; An
II PIrints-cosheco, 2Jc; Pacific, l91zc; Allen,
Ticks-Hamilton, SI1Ee; Blackstone, 25c.
r,S SSttfE1Pee55-IH4aymakers 28e; Harvester, &c;