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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-05
iWA.LTH-ANT
W ATCH HE'S!

The extensive use OF these watche. for the I,u
afteon years by Railway Conductors. HppIp.y,
and ExpreSsmen, the most GxactInr Of w.,rL
wearcrs, has thoroughly demonstrated ,b-
strength, BtCalIness, durability and accuracy .,
tho WalthGm Watch. To satisfy that class In III
these respects, Is to decide the question A, 10 III.
real value Of thcse timekcepCrs.
Mote than 100000 Of these watches srO MN
speaking for themselves In tho pockets Of ,hr
pV'p'e Ioo' anu GUARANTEE III '"''' superior
ny o'et AZ o EH" =,
The superior organization and prrat extent o.,
the Company's Works al Walthanl. enable them
to produce watches at a pricc which render,
competition futile, and those who buy auy oIb,,
watch. merely pay from Is to % rer cen, more IA,
sac'F " Va % tiE" IN necessary
We arc now selling Wnltham Watches at In,
prices In Vrcenbacks, than tho gold prices before
the war There Is no other manufacture OF any
N'nu i" '"O o"''e" 0'a'o "' WIG" '"' eau w
sA'u' ..
These timepIeces combine every Improyemel,
tAAt long experience naS proved OF real pao'
cal use Having haa inc refusal OF nearly every
invention IN Matchmaking Originating ~ 'al'
country or In EUROPE only those were aalIIy
adopted which severe testing by tue most 'EiIIial
artisans In our works, and long use on Tue IH''ol
the public, demonstrated to DO essential I" cot
rect and enduring umc'ECcpInG.
Among the many improvements We wonlL lat
tIcnlaYIzo.
Tho ,nvcDt,oD and mar Of a ceptr..puIOu ofp4.
CulIar construction, to prevent damage to The
train by the brcakago Of main springs, Is original
with the American Watch Company, who. hA'
ing had the rofuGRl of all other cOntHvlncS.
adopted Fogg's Patent piniOn as being tho bt'I
and faulslcss. .I.
stLL5
%au 'G'npu.Su NY a"'uS ~ 49, ~"
'ctsA.y Tu'',''eu W ""' H,uI.,H y" w ~
t 80 "'Su :" at S'4Us' " ""'"''" >''"
All Waltham Watches have dustpfoOt cap
protecting the movements from dust and les'sn
Ing the necessity Of the frequent cleaning nNnr''
Sary in other watches. s-,
M, a., !. IL, ,.rrd., =, r.,,.,. r,,,b
Is already decided success and a prcn, ImpO,e
mont ON Notwithstanding watch in Tic Amsrinn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
+ AuqHL1NalExPEcToRANT s.

T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SY.
hRUP.-AmODg DC nany things required du.
ring this unpleasant Einter fOr personal HEALEH,
CGiRoHI and EASE this Syrup staDds among the
Int It has been.BeIOFo the psblIc now Eur IS
ye'.ts and has given tho most entiie saiGfSetloR
All persons suffering nom COUGHS, COLDS
andlI OARsENEss, should not be without It, as
II Will EGoFd speedy relief In most diseases OF the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CROuP-Cau BIO
rolled on in extreme cases. FOR WlIooPING
COUGH-InvariAbly gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TIERoAT-Kcep tho Throat moist whit.
VIOLENT COUGHs-Yleld to IL continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
-.as.-.'r-.- bAvGHIIRTs SMITH b CO., s"-'
INV, Wholesale Druggists,
IRlg Main St, WheClIRg.
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SPEAKER BLAINE to DO his own sue
ccssor in the chair, must first go to the
trouble of securing n reelection 10 the
House; to do that o nomination becomes
necessary. 1t is thus VIC run back to an
interesting and quite exciting state Of
things in his district, where his opponents
arc active, If not numerous. The pros
poet, however, is much in his favor, and
hc will probably succeed in climbing the
ladder again, and perhaps 80 higher.
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Observation-Disclosures.
ETECONE TAX NOTICE.

i4b6tica O hereby given that the United States
Income Taxes for the year t889, and ne spec4l
Taxes, or licenses for the year OhdIhg Nay ISL
iSIt GSS6iNed within and i6f The county o. ONO
md StStHof West Virginia, WlIlbe duo and pay
ShlSt0' NE a. my .OfirC. Ia The Custom H9nse,
51hSSllnIs 90 WEDNESDAY, THE 1STA DAF
0FnAY, 1870, NJ
. IfEaid Taxes arc not paid on or before the ssIh
day Of May, 1870, the penaitIa prescribed by me
Revenue Law for nOn.InymCnt Will bc imposed;
Taxes assessed within other counties OF The
First COLLECTION District, West Va, may be paid
al my OtcC At any time from and after the lot day
Of May. -IrgyI D. +. hEl 1iS,a,oy
Wi,rriiNn Ann q. $50. apE9O
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Dilapidated Condition of the NatiOn-
nj Road mn In Wash. CO., PA.


A correspondent Of the Reporter draws
the following sad picture Of The present
condltlon;oF dc National rold ipwaSh /
ington CO, Pa lei III
WThe Cumberland or Nltionald oal-a
project OF the late Henry Clay-built by
Tho General Government ut cost, MN
told. OF $4,000 per mile, including It's
fine bridges, and once the great thor
Ough(aro from east 10 west, with three
daily lines Of three or more coaches each,
n vnst number Of heavy road teams, ind
a large amount Of foreign travel over II.
1t was then the pride Of our county.
What Is it nUwF-'-hikes the travel
over II; almost g0ne-G mere relic Of
what II once was. At the present be-
licYc 1t has become the property Of the
State US far as It Is traVeSed. What can
be done 10 save i'll Its once fine pave
mCnt now cut and worn through, and yell
low mud in many places nearly knee deep
during tho winter Just passed u taking It's
place. Its bridges are tumbling down,
some Of which il liGs been said cost $780,
900. Bushes and even trees may be seen
STOMIUb OWI VI tAlS huttoi SAASN"tS S"S'.'S
lining up portions and CausIng them TO
tumble down. MisChievous boys are per
mitted 10 pry of the coping stones for the
pleasure Of seeing them full, and no effort
made 10 restrain or punish them. Hum
drcls Of telegraph poles ore set In the
pavement, inside the side drains, and even
stand within ten or twelve feet OF the
centre of the road, iniuring the vehicles
and Obstructing the travel.
Down here in West Virginia-a State
supposed to be quite behind Pennsylvania
in not only the spirit of enterprise but the
whercwithal to carry out cnterprises-we
can make no such complaint in regard to
tho present condition Of the once great
National thoroughfarc. On the contrary
it Is, generally speaking, in good condi'
ton, and If not up to It's maximum excel
lencc in the days of the stage coaches, is
still good enough road and great con-
vcnicncc 10 our public who ride Tor either
pleasure or business. n#.1f
We have Superintendent whose ex'
elusive business it is to look aier that
portion of the road trayening this State
and to keep II in repair, and 1t Is not there
fore left, rs It seems to be in Washington
county, to the tender mcrcles Of the conn '
ty authorities. g s.ll 81 !.T.itIE. t.G
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NTApNEsslpARALYsIsl

NV
AN1 DEATH may GnsuC nom using pre-
partitions for eOlOrLng the hair charged With
acetate Of lead and sulphur. You may know
them by tho heavy metallic sediment which has
10 BE- shaken up before tho disgusting compound
can DO applied. Tho journal Of Chemistry
says thOro arc alFtS Of Tan II Gs mar
1T. There Ia bnG Oas dBs In existence which coz,
tainS no deIOteriouS substance, and that 10
CrlstadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
which has been carefully analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and declared BY him to contain no lead
or any other huHfal Ingredient Sec his mann.
script certificate at CrIstatOrO's, 8 AstOr House,
New York. A
CRISTADoRo's HAIR PRESRRvATTVE, as
a Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after
DycIng. Tryit. aprSd&w
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1903. I51N
REED, KRAFT $cQ.s IN z
pRuGGISTS!
CORNER Main and ThIrd Streets,
4 n 0RDINA NOE.

IL "a.
Al Ordinance "EntitIed an Ordinance TO prevCnt
Loading In tho Town Of sOuth Wheeling"
Be Il OrdGiHtd BY he Board Of 1EESihGs, d.
SECTION !, That It shall bC unlawful for four or
more persons 10 assemble, except at public
meeting Of citizens, on any Of the BideW1Ikei
gtFcOt corners, or mouths Of alloys, and theFe
conduct themselves In a manner annoying to
persons passing by, or occupants or residents Of
The adjoining buildings. And for the purpose q
enforcing tho provisions Of this section, II shall
be lawful for tic Sergeant Of the town, bic dGpu'
iles, occupants or FeSidents OF such bnildlngS TO
order such persons 10 dlEpcrse Immediately, and
upon their failure or refusal 60 70 dlEpGrsc, shall
pay q AnU Of not less than one, nor moro th4n
len dollars, for every such O1snee. gp SILT
SEcFION9 II any such person OF persons, 90
ordered TO dIFpCrsG, be seen tWicr c0nSeeuitV0ly
In any such assembly. th1y shall be arrested and
lined as iE they had billed Or refused 70 dispense
SECTION g. Il shall he unlawful fuf any person
or persons 10 be found OltCFIng about OFdlnlTIes,
CoffeC houses, or wandering about the streets by
night or day, and not having either known
place Of residence or means Of livelihood, and
not able to give any satisActOEy account Of them
Selyc5. All persons violating tho provisions OF
this section shall DO fined not exceeding ten dol
lars. IA.
passage. JOHN WATERHOU9E,
Passed May 0, 1870. Clerk.
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TUE PAN HANDLE RAILwAY.-The
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis Rail
way Company has removed its hcadquar.
tcrs from stcubcnvillc to Columbus, the
Trcasurers office alone remaining ut the
first named city. -LE
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BOOKING 8 CARROLL's
AN ORDINANCE.

A N ORD In A N G E.a I.r =
An Ordinance in relation to places at which splr.
ItuouS and other liquors are sold, other Than
OrdihAFicS and C0dS0 IlORRGS: '!l H.
SEO. I. Be Il ordained BY tho Council d the
City Of wheeling, That hereafter II shall bal9n'
lawful for any person 10 Ecll, Or offer for sale,
within the limits Of said city, Enrltuous liquors,
wine, porter, ale, beer, or any drink OF Hike RA.
ture, b. a1esa quantity than tTe GALLONS, not 10
DO drank Nt the place where sold, without having
frat obtained d license 10 retail BpIrituous and
other liquors not TO be drank At tho place where
sold. And every peFaO0 violating this ordinance
shall forfeit andpAy 10 Tho Oily twenty dollars for
every such ,OtteneG: P5ptId9d, That nothing
heftIn contained shall be construed 10 effect Ia
any manner HnyipCfS0n having proper licunGe tn
keep an Ordinary Or Coffee HplGO, or 70 prphlblt
Druggist from selling, IN good tAlth, without
licehGe, alcohol, BpirifuonB liquors OF wine for
medical purposes, upOH the written prescription
SIC, 8 Al appllea tiOpS for license 70 retail j.
quOrs dot To be drank RhGTp sold shah be made
and 'AetSd np0n IN the eAnb manner, and with
Ike eG0eL ~ .lsEeqplred for oEaInadsC and eoGau
hnuAcA; RTQeided, however, That bond shall not
he rcpliFrd Ia such cases and IF0rldS3, further,
That tho amount To he paid annually for Bueh u.
ccnEc shall b my BO) dollarA. lg. '=. rl#
SIC y THIS ordinance shall take effect nom
ma :TTIiFH. P,FEENhTLCIty Clerk.
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.T IFEIs THE GIFT OF GOD
IL When We are sick this life Is ObScured,
under cloud, oppressed with hamors. Expert
ence has taught Us certain means, which never
fall for their removal. The child receives with
his life the seeds Of his death. 1t may take ono,
or one hundred ycarS, before the seeds bear their
sad fruit, but just Is Bure a. the seeds Of death
ripCn, life ceases. PuEgIug Is tho grand safo-
guard, because then what fosters the seeds Of
death arc taken away, expelled from tho body.
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New Advertlsements.

NFS6S0NIC NOTICEAS4lE TED
.lHlt Communication Of Wheeling Lodge No,
s, A. y, and A. NJ, this evening at1 O'Clock, "A
fall attendance Of the members u earnestly re
quesGed, q matter Of Importance viii come Dc
fore the Lodge. ..,,,,,, :, 81, !,
mas r. j. SuETH, b. We
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Nor SALE.-THE NEW AND
II very desirable house situated In Cam u /
Uron, ". Va, built and formerly owned by
]. u. Hicks, 10 now offered for sale.
For particulars address ]. p. LAWSON,
mai Raa--aa-HH WGHt Alexander, IA.
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Rest Soil for Peaches.

noticed an article in late number
of the Country Gentleman on the sub
ject Of planting peach trees on heavy
ground, and as this is a peach-growlng
district, have taken it for granted that
the opinions and practice Of the peach
growers here might not be out of place
in your practical journal.
have consultedmaDy peach growers,
and find but one opinion on the subject.
All prefer a sandy loan, and none are
willing to plant in heavy ground; and
of all the orchards which ! have visited
| have seen none planted on heavy soil
which were successful or profitable. |
have tried the experiment on heavy
land, and it has proved failure; while
neighbors on either side, who planted
on lighter soil less desirable trees, have,
with much less care and attention, fine
orchards, mine is manifest mistake.
have a few trees on moderately
light soil which appear thrifty. have
dark green foliage and are evidently
healthy aud vigorous, but they are
neither reliable nor profitable; they are
poor bearers, and the fruit does not col
or well and is of inferior flavor. After
this experience, l must confess that l
fully endorse the. practice of the more
experienced planters-that profitable
crops of peaches cannot be grown, at
least in this vicinity, on heavy soil
D. q. EVANS.
Cecil ca MI
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RETHANY COLLEGE.

TIME PHIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
/ Institution will commence on MONDAY,
the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, 1870, and terminate
on the 10Th of June, l6l. Ii IL romantleal,,
ly situated in the midst of he beautiful
and healthy hill-csuntrv of the " Panhan-
die" OF West Virginia, easily accessible Dy
railroad or river and surrounded with the
most favorable influences for student lie.
II has a property in Endowment, Build
iugs, Apparatus Library, &c. OF over sSJO,-
00O, and Is thus enabled 10 sustain laculty
and furnish facilities for a thorough educa-
cation OF the very first order.
AMPLE ACCoMMoDArIoSS are PROVIDED LOT
both public aud private boarding, ana I'M
furnished rooms will be let TO students VINO
wish To board themselves.
COURSE OF INSrRUCTIoS.-l. Regular Lit
erary Course, including the Ancient Lam
glaSes, for the Degree of Bachelor OF Arts.
J. Literary and Scientific Course for the
Degree of Bachelor OF Sciences. 8. he
Course for Master OF Arts. (. The Course for
Master Of Sciences. D. Special courses IN
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &c.
Detailed information as To these COURSES
will he found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-The lnstltu-
tion has a complete set OF Philosophical
APPARATUS, and students who wish IL are
trained in the use of Field Instruments
also IA thoroughly fitted up Labratory, FOR
practical instruction and work IL Chelnlcal
Analysis, and an ample Museum LOT the
study OF Natural History.
Redistribution, $50 per session. Board
ing from 81 TO 81 per week. Unfurnlshed
rooms 81 per session To each student. pre-
pairing for the Ministry. Free tuition TO
sons OF Ministers OF the Gospel Of all de-
nominations.
For further particulars apply for cata-
logue To Professor {. l.. LOoS, Secretary, or
to W. X. PENDLETON, President,
iylS Bethany, West Va.
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Trust Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed TO me by Samuel q. Robinson
and Mary a. his wife, and George W. Rob
tuSon and Ellen his wife, bearing date on
fhe sth day of June, 1866, and now on record
I'M the Recorders office of Ohio county, m
deed Book 80, pages 49, S63, Will on
Thursday. the Goth day of October.
Next,
Al 10 o'clock \. VI. of that day, at the front
door of the Court House OF Ohio county,
sell 10 the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing property, 10 wit:
All OF That certain piece or parcel
Of ground lying and being in that part
ef Inc CITY of Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, known as North Wheeling,
the same being the Western Division OF the
Square bounded by Wood, Main, Mcclure
aud West streets, and embracing Five Lots
IN all, which are numbered lorty-nNe, lorty-
SIX. forlv-Seren, forty-eight ana IOrty-nine,
rs, IS, AZ, IS and 49, upon which are situated
what are known as the Robinson GLASS
MulKs.
Also all that piece or parcel of land, known
rs Lots thirty-four and thirty-flve t3l ana
~ in that part of the city OF wheeling
which formerly belonged To Jonathan zane,
and was laid oil into lots by David Shrlyer
and others, and conveyed 10 :. u. Il U. W :.
Robinson by Margaret FL. Wallace and
Others by deed dated February 20, 1856, and
ON record in Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-One-iourth OF the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance IN
six, twelve and eighteen months; the pur-
chaser giving notes and approved security
for the deferred payments, and the Title
retained until the said payments are made,
and a deed of trust executed on the same.
Selling us Trustee, l will convey only such
title as is vested in me by said decd OF
trust, but il is believed to be undoubted.
J. +. UPDEGRAFF,
auplS Trustee.
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Bessemer Patriotism.

According to computation made by
New York paper. the cost of ton Of
steel rails in Liverpool is $55 90. The
duty is sos 10, and the freight and
charges S. more. In currency, with
gold at fifteen per cent this would be
SlO2 %. The traitorous steel oligarchy,
Morrell, Griswold and the Cambria
Works, who produce rails at a cost Of
So "A, currency, a ton, have an advan-
tage of $50 IL over importers OF
rails.
And who is benefited by this system
of plumber? Four persons, Morrell, Of
PENNSYLVANIA, Griswold and Winslow, OF
New York, and E. B. Ward, OF Michi'
gan. "IG" continues the paper, I'VE
only relay 1000 miles Of road a year,
100000 tons are needed, and as Morrell,
Griswold and the Cambria Works would
make at least $50 ton, the net profit of the
monopolists would be over 100000 a
year" :,
But the railroad monopolists pay all
this, say the protectionists. To be sure
they do, directly, but where do they get
their money to pay it with? Out ofthe
people-out of those who ride on their
roads-out of those who consume goods
shipped upon their roads. Every pound
of sugar, every pound Of tea, every
yard OF shifting consumed by the peo-
pie OF the West has helped to pay those
six millions of dollars into the pocket
of Morrell, Winslow, Griswold and
Ward, through increased charges upon
the cost of their transportation. The
peopel foot the bill. 1t all comes out
of the men who dig and delve. and are
robbed of their earning through Radl-
cal laws.
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Now York Money Mnrket.
New YORK, August IT

NEW ohhi hHSuS' -''
Affairs in Wall street are very dull.
MONEY-Easy at 4@6 per cent on
call for time loans, however I per cent
and a commission was demanded.
Prime discounts are quoted at to !
per cent, but anything below prime
is closely scrutanized and only passes at
a high rate OF interest. Good mer-
camille paper in open market ranges as
high as ] to u per cent per month.
STERLING-Quiet and firm at 1893
clio.
GOLD-Dull and steady; opened at
ll6s and closed at ll63@ll65; carrying
rates 4 per cent to fiat clearances Sf4,-
100000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Opened
very strong but closed weak and very
dull. Coupons Of 81, ll4i@ll4!;
do go, 1l2@ll2f; do "a, lll4@lllf;
do '65, 1ll4@lll8; do new, 1890
no. do 81, l095@llG do '6S, llO5@
ll08; l040s, 10Sj@lO9; Currency 6sr
1lls6ll2.
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WAR AGAIN ON BONNELL's Run,
Arrest of Another Rexistrar-Uuited
States Commissioned Threatened.

Arrest of Another Rexistrar-United
States Commissioned Threatened.
On Saturday, August Goth, the little
town OF Ellenboro was thrown into con
siderable excitement caused by the ar,
rest Of the registrar, Ezekiel Shepherd
who was arrested on complaint Of one
Mr. Musser 1t seems that when Mus
serapplied to said Shepherd to be reg.
istered, Shepherd told him to go home
and attend to his business, and if his
name was put on the rolls he could vote,
if not he could not. Musser, not liking
the situation, complained to General
Core (the United States Commissioner,
who issued warrant for Shepherd, but
when the Deputy Marshal called to
serve the warrant, Shepherd had trav-
eled. Saturday morning the Deputy
Marshal again called and found Shep,
herd at home and full Of fight, and was
told that he was not amenable to the
laws of the United States and would not
be arrested, and to enforce his assertion
displayed butcher knife. Being aided
by Ezekiel No. =, the Deputy Mar
shall concluded not to use the outside
force that would be necessary to use,
and therefore returned and reported the
condition of affairs, when General Core
ordered him to summons posse and
again try. Thus reinforced, the Deputy
Marshal returned to the irate Shepherd
who still showed fight, but after a while
concluded to 90 along. Arriving at
Elenboro before the Commissioner, the
wrath of Shepherd boiled completely
over, and General Cole and the Deputy
Marshal were made the recipient OF
abuse and profanity that flowed freely
from the malignant Registrar, and Eze-
kiel No. = told General Core and Deputy
Marshal he would REGISTER them IN a
rag hey would not fancy
Upon examination of the books Mus,
serS name was found thereon, but it was
80 plain they had been tempered with,
and that within the last few hours, that
the Commissioner thought it his duty to
ask Shepherd to give security to appear
at the next term of the Federal Court,
to answer charges. Upon being asked to
give bail, Shepherd arose to his feetan
told the Commissioner that he would not
do so, and Commissioner was fool-a
id fool and ought to be hung, and he
dared him to try to arrest him. And the
Commissioner did not understand the
Constitution of the United States, and
had no idea what the Fifteenth Amend
ment was, but he did, and he dared the
Commissioner to attempt to arrest him,
and Ezekiel No. = arose, and was about
to knock down the Deputy Marshal
with chair, but concluded not to do so,
when confronted with a revolver which
the Deputy Marshal exhibited. Shep-
herd refusing to listen to reason and
continuing to curse, abuse and Willy the
Commission"r he was cOmpelledto send
the gentleman over to try the comforts
of the new jail at Harrisville.-PorkerS'
b,rJ Gazette.
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New York Market.
NEW YoRK Aupust

New YORK, August 81.
COTTON-Quiet and steady; sales o
1911 bales at 1890 for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and scarcely
so firm.
GRAIN-Wheat, less active and
heavy at 81 1901 % for No. . spring
and 81 40@,l ~ for winter red and am
Der western. Rye. dull and heavy al
90@95c. Oats, dull and heavy at ga
SOC for new Ohio Corn, quiet at S6G
SIC for new mixed western.
PROVISIONS-Pork, quiet at S2S q
for mess. Beef steady and with a lin
tied business. Cut meats, nominally
unchanged Bacon, firm. Lard, nom
inally unchanged.
EGGS-Heavy at 23G124c.