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NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-CoTToS-Iowe-; but q fall
bRE4DsruzEs-Flour Eigher, With fair export de-
mand receipts, Il, ,ooo brls superdne Western and
sats s5s1@s:o 55@ss J. to
meal unchanged Wheat higher With good export M de-
ssprng ehisaepe sprng sHs1 as ~
-; J. A., North~esern T spring $50; No. ? Milwaukee,
No MraaRee ~ siei ~intsF "1sd red Test4n Ts2
iosvy Ssse sssc Il Ma ans8snasa bces'ss cass
SPs SS shs aess1 Psssa fsss
store IN sore sose' sse 6ata IL
passing wants receipts, 1000 ba; Old Western mi:
ed, 47@4sSe; new do, 4a@43c; black Western, $50
Eaas-Firmer; Western, 3oc.
GnocEREs-Cotfee quiet Rio, 1&2t@18Kc Sugar
7H@skc.
2GAc.
TuRPEsr1sE- -steady at e2kc. ...
Pnov1s1oss--Pork dull and unsettled; mess, $1507
changed Lard weak; No. to prime steam, SIC
858c; kettle, 8z1c.
BurEEn-Active 3 end Inn firm; Western, 1o@1sc.
WH1sEEY-ln light supply, and in good export de-
1nand At s4c for Wood, and 51K@s5c for iron.
ST. LOUIS. .....
demand, hut unchanged. Wheat quiet: No. spring,
SILL; No: 8 red fall, s1.6o@1.63: Corn dull and
Barley Unchanged: Rye 6rm; No. :, s4sssHe. '>z~'
WH1sKEY-steady at8oc.
PRoy1s1oAs-Pork unchanged at $500, to arrive.
Bulk meats easier packed clear rib 67c seller until
Dec. H. Bacon shade easier; small cash lots shoul
deEs at eI@7e; ; eas1s afts. IT, Il s elea9 11@11c
c4rTnz-1nehanged 1t ssoo@s:oo for sa,r to extra;
receipts, $40.
MEMPHIS, Noy: 1.-co11oN-Dun and drooping !;
Corn meal duh and unchanged Corn dun and droop-
ing at 61@63c. Oats at 37@39c.
HAx-No sales.
BnAN-Actve at 21c.
Paoy1s1oEs-Bacon quiet and unchanged
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 1.-CoTIos-Drl and shade
lover; low mIddpg, 4 l775s 5t:,r .nn.p e. sooae ox
Paoy7sIoss.sesree: bacon shoulders, &c; clear
sides, 12Ac; hams. l8c
DETROIT.
DETROIT, NOV. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN specu-
1ativa demand and higher; extra, sl74; No. ! $64@
1.66; amber s. Corn steady at 46@4osc Oats dull
and lower at @c..
sHnMEs7s-4,000 brls flour: 81, ,0uO bu wheat.
FRE1aHTs-To oswego, 14c 10 Buffalo, 8@s16c.
CINCINNATI.
and unchanged. Wheat steady; red, $1.48@1 SIS;
white, s1.70. Corn firm old, 40@41c new, 38@39c.
BYE trm at 689I0c. Oats quiet and unchanged.
PROVISIONS Pork nominal ut $500. Lard quiet
and and weak steam, 779s; new and old kettle, 7Mc.
Bulk meats quiet; ahouders 61c old sides nominal,
Bacon steady; jobbing ehouldeis 61c; clear rib 1oc
clear sides, new, 112zc no old offered.
HoGs-Steady at $A-20@435 Bulk Of sales, $4.25@
4.30.
WH1sKEY-steady at Soc.
BALTIMORE.
6ALT3oRE, Nov. .1.--BREAps1uFFs-F1our dull and
unchanged. inch Wheat firm choice amber, s195@2.o5.
o nfer ana hig6sr Southern white 6o@6sc yell
Western 11{at Or Or q1a1
oi5s an mixed Western, 4oc. Bye steady s6c.
=, ,fRoglsloSs-Very dull and unchanged. Lard frmer;
8Hc. No hams in market new, uncovered, l6c.
BUTTEK-Western unchanged
WH1sKEx-Quiet and 1rm
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. characterization in
one5ate u demand Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio,
5l.'6iS855 Wheat dull red Western 81 6081 o5 am
ber, SITS; white, sl:9o@20o. Rye steady 75&eoc.
Gora lo"er 11ed Western, cl@62c Oata quiet and
WH1sKEE-Held at &C.
oaH3ao. Ao7. 1.-BRKADsIVEFS-Theat quiet: No,
, 1872-11-02
Cod Liver Oil.
Hazard T. Caswell's Cod Liver Oil is the best,
Burnett's Cocoaine
makes the hair glossy aud beautiful.
Te1egrAp1lic Brevities,

Alexander Hamilton, Of Amboy, an emp1oye
of the Illinois Central Railroad, had his left
wrist 30 badly crushed on Thurday, by the fall
ing of an engine which had been raised On jack
screws, that amputation midway between the
wrist and elbow was necessary.
John Radly, G drunken rough, kicked Mrs.
McTerney, yesterday morning; in grocery on
Cherry street, New York, causing fatal injuries.
Her son, IN defending his mother, fatally
stabbed Radly with butcher knife.
The St. Louis National Stock Yards Company,
o1 East St Louis, completed it's organization on
posed of 4: n. A1lerton, Of New York; A.
Boody, Of the Toledo Il Western Railroad;
Augustus schell, OF the Lake Shore Railroad;
J. B. butcher, Of the New York Central Rail-
road; R. a. Houston, Of the Pennsylvania Cen
tral; J. N. Mccullough, Of the Pittsburgh l.
Fort Wayne Railroad; Oscar Townsend, Of the
Cincinnati d Cleveland Railroad Andrew Perce,
Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad; T. c. East.
man, Of New York; J. B. Bowan, Of East St
Louis, and A. u. White, Of the Toledo d. Warsaw
Railroad. The capital stock ct the company is
81 .000. 900,
, 1872-11-02

New YonK, Nov. .1.-DEEvEs-Receipts to-day, most
y latc 50 cars making 5000 for the week. Prices
frm cars good 5d cwt Cherokees selling ut 91<@
97c to dress &c lhs per cw and Ii cars medium Te1-
ans at oc, to dress IS lbs fat natives went at 10
s9EEEr-In fair supply, WITH ' a scarcity Of lambs.
Arrivals to-day, Is cars, making 10000 thus far this
week. Quality generally inferior, and thin sheep
selling at 41<@54c; fair to good At 511@6,lc Lambs,
6k@sc; few choice, 8Ec; car Of poor State sheep,
$2a7h each car Indiana 90 tts, rough, Axe; lot or
fair IS lbs Ohio, &c; car, 50 lDs State lambs, G;<c
HoGs-Th1rtJ-oue cars to-day and 00o0 so far this
week: Market very firm, at higher prices with dis
position to hold. Car, 22o lbs, Ohio sold at 81 per
cwt; 13 cars, 51c, and IT cars at SIC Dressed went
at 65s@G11c for heavy; 61<@7c for medium; 74c for
16o 1bs and 7H@7s4c for pigs.
, 1872-11-02
Albany Live stock Market.

AtbpAttH
ALBANY, N. r. Nov. 1.-BEEvEs-Them market opened
quiet with fair attendance Of buyers, but on Thurs-
day only limited amount of business was done at last
weeks prices. To-day the market improved some
what owing to the attendance Of Eastern and local
buyers, but only moderate business Was done Deal
efs were firm in their demand for last weeks rate and
the market closed firm. There Ia marked increase in
the receipts this week. but improvement is notice
able il the quality Of the offerings, although very
good herds were included In the receipts The highest
price realized was &c per b.. few pair Of working
oxen were offered, but no demand for them existed.
per tb.
Mich CowE-The market is fraction stronger for
good quality, and the few received were quickly
bought for tho Southern market. Prices continue un
changed.
sHEEP AND LAMBs-There has been marked i'm
provement in the demand this week. and also in the
quality Of the offerings Good sheep and lambs arc
scarce, and command full rates but common are not
much wanted, although. quite number were taken by
feeders The ruling price for fine wool sheep is 4@
6Ee, and for coarse, 5H@7e. Lambs, 6H@8c.
,Hoos-The market was higher and more active.
State stock having advanced Hc per ID. The sales
we're principally for the local trade Western rule at
54@5hc, and State, 614c.
HoRsEs-Nothing doing, In consequence Of the dis
temper.
, 1872-11-02

Winter wheat, lis 8d@11s Cd; spring, lis 3d@12s /;
white, 19e@lsa 3D. Corn, 29s. Rest unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Is p. m.-Market unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. Holiday to-day.
ERASKFonT, NOV. 1.-Five-twenties Of 1862 95X.
p4n1s N.Y. lRsntes 52t &C. Specie n Bank Of
I1yEnroo1, Nov. i.-Cotton quiet and eteady :;
midddng uplands, 10@101zd: Orleans 10kd. Sales OF
I2oo9 speculation and export, 5000.
sales for the week, 1o3 600; export, $4,000 specu-
Stock. 467 900; American, $4,000; receipts for the
Week, 900 American, 600 actual export, 900
stock a@aoat, @ 2o4, 900 American, St, 600.
Midd1ng uplands for January, SOD. Brsadstuffs
steady California white wheat average 12s Sd club
DO 1sz@lSs a. Sd red Western spring. is sd@12s red
Cheese, 64s. Cumberland middles, SIS Cd short
RIBS, s7s- Turpentre, 41s@A1s Cd. Receipts wheat
past three days 900 quarters, Of which 81 900 we're
American. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester hrmer,
and generally higher, especially yarns.
, 1872-11-02

ALBANY, Nov. l.-CArTLE-The market opened tame
with prices about the those Of last week Re
cept 268 cars against 243 for the same time last
week. Average quality about the same. The best
herds, which came from Southern Ohio, brought &c.
The range was from &c to exc Mich COWS sold at
$50@100.
sHERR-Receipts, 79 cars; average quality; good
sheep, hne wool, 414@6Hc; coarse, 57197c; lambs
sold at 671@sc-
Hoos-Active at 6k@514c for Western; 4H@5Ac for
Rtate. ~" -
, 1872-11-02

The regular Sunday train for Omaha, San Francisco,
and I'll intermediate points, carrying the great Cafor-
mia, China and Japan mails, WILL run through to-mor-
row (SoE. 81, rim Chicago, Burlington Quincy Rai1-
street, at the regular time Of Pacific Fast Line.
1o:15 .. M, stopping at Indiana avenue and Canal
street stations, arriving at Omaha Monday morning
making closa connections with the Union Pacific Raj.
read Tor III points West Through tickets reading ria
Ch1cago Burlington Quincy, Chicago Rock Island
= fache, aud Chicago Northwestern Rsilroadg will
be taken on this train ' "AA
, 1872-11-02

The greatest real estate auction Rale Of the seaBon
comes of on Monday next, the ground, Ellison &
Foster being the aucioneers. The property ts in the
vicinity Of the Stock Yards and the grounds Of the
Grand international Exhibition where the great Crys-
tai Palace Is to be erected near the Pittsburgh Fort
Wayne Chicago, and the Chicago Rock Island & Pa
cic Railroads. On Hasted street and Pavilion Park-
way, Goo feet wide.) AL should attend this sale.
free train and free lunch VIII be provided. See the
advertisement in auction column Of this issue.
, 1872-11-02

International Scientific Series.
FORMS OF WATER
In Clouds, Rain, Rivers, Tee, and Glaciers.
Prof. JOHN TYNDAII, IL. D., F. B. s.
Vol., l2mn. Cloth. Price, $l.50.
This Is the first the international Scientific
seE1es announced several months ago in the following
tarms
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that they have made arrangements publishing
will shortly commence the issue Of Series OF Popular
Monographs small works, under the above title which
Will embody the results Of receut inquiry the most
tereatlng departments Of advancing scenco
The character and Of this series will best
dcated by reference to the and subjects iucud
ed In tho subjolned list, from which it will be seen that
the cooperation Of tho distinguished professors in
England, Germany France, and the United States bag
boen secured and negotiations pending for contbn
uona from other eminent scientific writers.
The works will be Issued simultaneously In New York.
London, Paris, and LoIpsic-
Some Of the following titles provisional:
Pxot. 7. H. HUXLEY, IL. D., F. R. s., Bodily Mo-
ton and Consciousness.
Dr. ". B. CARPENTER, IL. D., F. R. s., The P1io>
ciples Of Mental Physiology.
Sir JOHN LUBBOCK, Bart, F. r. s., The Anttquits
Prof. RUDOLPH v1RCHoW tof the University Of Ber.
An), Morbid Physiological Action.
PFof ALEXANDER Balm, IL. D.. Relations OF Mad
and Body.
Prof. BALFoUR STEWART, IL. D., F. R. g., Ths
Conservation Of Energy.
WALTER BAGEHor, ESQ. Physics and Politics.
DR.. H. CHARLTON BASTIAN, IL. D., F. r, S., Tha
Brain an Organ Of Mind
HERBERT SPENCER, Esq, Tbs Study Of Sociology.
Prof. WILLIAM ODLING, F. R. S., The New Chants.
Habit in Flowering Plants.
DR.. EDWARD SMITH, F. r. s., Food and Diets.
Ptof. ". KINGDOM CLIFFORD, II. A., This First
Principles Of the Exact Sciences explained to tha
Eon-MAthenatical.
Mr. J. N. L0CKYER, F. r. s., Spectrum Analysis
". LAUDER LINDSAY, N. D., F, z. s. E, Mind tn
the Lower Animals.
DR.. J. B. PETTIGREW, II. D., F. r. s., Walking.
Swimming, md Flying.
Prof. JAMES D. DANA, II. H., IL. D., On Cephaliza-,
ton; Head Domination in tta relation to struo~
ture, Grade, and Development.
Prof. s. ". JOHNSON, II. A., On the Nutrition of
Plants.
Prof. AUSTIN FLINT. Jr., IT. D., The Nervous Systen1
and its Relation to the bodily Functions.
Prof. ". D. WHITNEY, Modern Linguistic Science.
Prof. A. @. RAMSAY, LII. D., F. R. s., Earth ScuIp-
ture.
Dr.. HENRY MAUDSLEY, Responsibility In Disease.
Prof. MICHAEL FORTER, Ii. D., Protop1asm and tha
Cell Theory.
REV II. ]. BERKELEY, II. L., F. L. s., Fungi; thstr
Nature, Influence, and Uses.
Prof. CLAUDE BERNARD {of the College Of Etsnoe}
Physical and Metaphysical Pheno,nena Of Iite.
Prof. A. QUETELET (of the Brussels Academy Of Sci.
ences}, Social Physics.
Prof. a. DE QUATREFAGES, The Negro Races.
Prof. LACASE-DUTHIERS Zoology since Cuvier
Professors a. SA1ET-CLARE DEYu1x, BERrHE1or
WuRTz, and RosENTHAL, have engaged to write, but
have not yet announced their subjects. Other eminent
authors, as WALLACE HELYHoL1z, PARKs, MuNr-
EDWARDs, and HAECKEL. have gi7en strong encourage
uent that they will also take part in the enterprise.
, 1872-11-02

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. Passed UP-Pro-
well; schooners ki1derhouse, John Magee,
Northern Belle, Young America. William Young
PASSED DowfE~-Propeller St. Paul.
W1SD-Southwest.
DETROIT, Nov. PASSED Dows-Propel1ers
Idaho, Missouri, Sun, ontonagon, Yosemite,
. HED-West.
, 1872-11-02
U1Iir,oiS River and Canal News

oarturez = by the ri1er or canal yesterday.
R1ym-Arrived to-day-Steamer Depue, from
Hennepin, towing canalboats Cataract, loaded
with corn and potatoes for Chicago, and Asia,
loaded with potatoes and household furniture for
Jolet3 propeller White and Nd heI barge ~ Friend
barge SO, light, from dry dock in Peru. De-
parted-Stea1ner Depue for Hennepin steam
ing Gem, Light, from dry dock at Peru.
CASA-Passed in-Propeller White and her
for Chicago; Cataract loaded with corn and po-
tatoes, for Chicago; Asia, loaded with potatoes,
for Joliet. Passed out, nothing.
Eight feet and six inches Of water on the inter
sill Of Lock Is.
, 1872-11-02

Ar H. Howard, the Veterinary Surgeon from To-
rono, Canada, is the gentleman alluded to in issue
Of yesterday, and not Howard, the types made it,
and Re can be found Room 49, No. 124 South Clark
street, with his infablo the prevailing horse
epidemic,
, 1872-11-02

MUCH Ado About Nothing.n
". B. Finch, Veterinary Surgeon ~ NJ * oar,,,
ter street, will pay s25 forfeit for any horse nfacted
with the prevailing epidemic that he cannot cure ~
7ded the case il given him 1T the first appearance Of
, 1872-11-02

LIVERPOOL, Nov. Ill a. .m.-Flour, sos, Winter
wheat, lis 6d@11s Sd spring wheat, 11s 2dal2s:
white wheat, LIS 8d@l3s 2d@13s Id. Corn, IS ID
PORK, Sos. Lard, sss. Receipts wheat last 3 days,
49.0co qrs, 81, 900 Of which were American.
LIVERPOOL. NOV. Lisp ?. m.-Breadatpgs Rtasdy.
, 1872-11-02
LIBERAL APPOINTMENTS.
ILLINOIS,.

The gentlemen named below will speak at the timea
and places designated:
SENATOR TRU3BULL
Charleston, Saturday, Nov. 2.
GENERAL. BLACK
Lena, Stephenson Co., Saturday, Nov T.
THE HON. WILLIAM BROSS.
Sparta, Randolph Co., Saturday, Nov. 2.
GOVERNOR PALMER.
Chicago, Saturday, Nov. q
, 1872-11-02

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nor. 1.-CA11LE-AIsrket SLOW.
arrivals fair; best, 6x@6kc; RtocIers 3@3kc Proa-
pect allow.
szHp-Marlet alow s1rtyala fais: best S ssaas 60:
, 1872-11-02

Movement Of Savings Deposits in October.
We gather from the monthly report Of the Manager
Of the Merchanta' Farmera, and Mechanics' Savings
Bank the following. As this is exclusively savings
bank, keeping commercial accounts md making no
loans personal security, these figures and facts are
good index OF the movement Of saving deposits, and
indicate also that properly conducted savings banks
valuable adiuncts to the commercial banks in col
lecting md distributing the currency:
New accounts opened. COG
Accounts closed. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 377
Increase Of open accounts. ............. 22o
Deposits received. .so2C 62958
Deposits paid, l8l ,37848
Increase Of deposits, Observation-Disclosures. $45,251 10
Repaid BY borrowers. e1s....-............... 35,o4900
Increase Of cash hmeans................ $50, ,soo1o
Loans during the month Of October to par -
ties completing buildings <67,44s.42
, 1872-11-02

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL-Ne1a and full powered
OCEANIC, CELTIC. REpURL1c
ATLANTIC, BALTIC ADRT4T1C'
g. 900 tons burdeu-3 900 b. p. each. Saitug fro New
York on SATURDAYS, from Liverpool On THURS
DAYS calling At Cork HaEbor the day following. From
tho White Star Dock, Payonia Ferry, jersey CIV.
PASSENGER accommodatons flor az classes 1rivalled.
roorns smoking and bathrooms IN mdsap sec
tion, Whsre least motion is felt Surgeon and seward
~, Rates-Saoon, $50; gold; etserage, &c., currency.
Those wishing to send for friends from the old country
booked to or o% al RsFs Of Amszss
China etc: Excursion tickets granted At the lo1ess
and other information, apply at the Conpanys ocea
No. l9 Broadway, Now York.
]. II. SPARKS, General Agent,
Or 70 the Whics Str Line Office es South Ma1kat.st.
Chlcag4 a LAGERGREN. Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-16
The Female Prize Fight.

Prize fights, it seems to us, are not
of that delicate and refined character
which renders it proper for women even
of most advanced type to engage in
them. Mr.. Jones, City Missionary Of
Cleveland, Ohio, writes in state Of
tribulation TO The Plain Dealer, to know
it nothing can be done ito goad the
authorities" into stopping a female
fight" which is announced to take place
near the line Of Stark and Summit
counties, and for which two Of the
softer sex are now in training. Sir,
writes the indignant Jones TO the editor,
this is turning back the hands on the
dial plate Of time with a vengeance"
There was nothing like it, in the opin-
ion of Mr.. Jones. during the dark ages.
We read OF nothing like it, he says, in
the poets Of antiquity, for they, as Mr..
Jones SAYS in the the finest language,
with all their high-hown imagery Of
the heoric deeds OF their gods and god
desses, fail to show US anything anala-
gous to the above" nor do We find any
thing like it, as Mr.. Jones justly OBJ
serves, "if we move back still further
till we reach the Anti-diluvian period"
whenever that anti.period may have
been. But Mr.. Jones is mistaken in
supposing this to be, as he calls it, IAN
unheard- abomination." Wo-
men have frequently engaged in prize
fights in Ensland, regular challenges
passing between them, and regular
fisticuff combats taking place. Accord
ing to the new doctrines, there seems
to be no reason why man should monop-
olize this branch Of human energy;
and women who demonstrate that
their sex is not physically the weaker
will 60 far to remove the objection
which has been made-that women
are not naturally fitted for the business
of war. The precedents against this
thus far have been confined to Zenobia,
Boadicea, Joan, of Arc, and Queen
Elizabeth on a white horse, hurting
"fowl scorn" at the Spaniards. As
these are pretty well worn out, the
Stark county incident comes just in
time.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-16
Learn n Trade.

We met with a young man not long
since, OF respectable birth, fair education
and good habits, who was out Of employ
ment and anxiously seeking something
TO do. In the course of the conversation
he remarked: What a fool / WAS not
to learn a trade! But" he continued,
1.-The old folks thought it would detract
from my social standing, and here | am,
as a result, without money, out OF
employment, and no regular business OF
which may be said to be master.
That young mans experience is almost
the same as that of thousands OF others
we have met in life, and the same old
story will be repeated until fathers and
mothers are convinced Of the truth that
there is nothing so sure of securing
comfort, contentment and competency
as proficiency 10 good trade. If
we 90 to the eastern cities, it will be
found that the largest operators 10
factories. and the most substantial
moneyed and business men are regular
bred mechanics. II a man has a good
trade and good habits, with average
health, he need never fear the wolf
coming to his door. Muscle and
mechanical knowledge will carry him
through. The better the education, the
better the mechanic. The two are not
incompatible. The professions are
overstocked, and a great many young
men are induced to adopt them from a
false notion of pride, who will never
raise above mediocrity in the profession,
but who would have made first rate
mechsnics. The natural bend OF the
mind was in that direction, and to
change that is like forcing water uphill:
A good trade is desirable, and the pos
session of it would save many man a
spell of the blues, and sometimes the
pinchipgs of poverty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-16
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March ID.

OlSClSNATl, MdTCu ~
BUTTER-In good demand medi-
um at l4@20c; Western Reserve at q
@26c.
COTTON-Steady; middlings at 2li
@22c.
COAL-Firm at 22@2Sc.
CHEESE-Very firm; closed at lI3c
COFFEE-Steady.
EGGS-At lS@l9c.
FLOUR-Steady; low grades, s. OF
az co. superfine, Sc 5000 65; family
81 3O@7 50.
GRAIN-Wheat, red, 81 coal e.
sales of white at 81 81. Corn firm a
H@50c. Oats quiet at 40@42c. Rye
quiet at 9l@93c. Barley at 70@S0c.
HOGS-Firm receipts 800 head
prices 81 50@4 90.
MOLASSES-At 53663c.
PROVISIONS-Better feeling. Mess
pork quiet quoted at Sl2 90. Bulk
meats more active; sales Of shoulders
at &c; clear sides, 6@6sc. Bacon
better inquiry. Lard dull and nominal
SEEDS-Clover dull at9@9!c; tim
othy quiet at So l5@3 IS.
TALLOW-Steady at SIC.
TOBACCO-Strong and full prices
realized.
WHlSKY-Firm and advanced lc
sales at 94c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-16
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 10.
COTTON-Very dull; low middlings
at 2l4@2l3c.
FLOUR-Quiet but firm; western
superfne at S. SCOT co. do extra at
81 SOFAS 10; do family at s. 5O@9 o..
GRAIN-Wheat firm and steady;
Pennsylvania at 81 609l 76. Corn
steady; southern white and yellow at
62@64c; mixed western at 6O@63c;
sales Of 10000 bushels of latter at inside
price. Oats dull and unchanged. Rye
quiet and unchanged at 95c@Sl 90.
PROVISIONS-Mesa pork dull at
Sl3 25@l3 50. Bulk meats weak;
shoulders at 4!c rib sides at SIC; clear
rib sides at &c. Bacon weak and un'
changed. Sugar cured hams at l2f@
BE. Lard dull at 5000.
BUTTER-W estern very active;
supply light.
WHISKY-Dull at SHE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-16
NEW YORK, March ID

New YORK, March ID.
FLOUR-The market is dull and
easier at S. 9O@6 80 for super
fine State; Sc 50@7 so for extra
do; Sc 5000 80 for choice do; Sc 9j@
I 80 for fancy do; s. 9OG6 80 for
superine western; Sc 1895 IS for
common to medium extra do Sc SO
al 40 for choice do; 81 45@7 so for
common to choice white wheat western
extra; Sc 1906 80 for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio Sc 95@7 65 for trade brands;
6 7567 40 for common to fair extra
St. Louis, and 81 45@9 SO for good
to choice do. Southern flour dull and
dropping at Sc 9O@7 Is for common
to fair extra, and 81 70@9 80 for good
to choice do. Rye flour unchanged at
81 1905 05. Corn meal is quiet
GRAIN-Wheat is dull and nominal
at 81 47@l 81 for No = spring;
81 5l@l S. for No. l do 81 62
al IS for winter red western; 81 70@
/ y for amber western; 81 70@l so for
white do; 81 77@l ~ for white Mich
igan and 81 IS for amber Pennsylvania.
Rye quiet and unchanged. Barley is
dull and unchanged. Malt is quiet
Corn scarce and tirmer at 69@70c for
new western mixed. Oats heavy and
lower at 53@55c for western and $50
5Sc for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork is steady at
$l2 90 for new mess; Sll 80 for
prime do, and $l3 SO for new prime
do. Beef steady at SO 00@l0 50 for
plain mess and SO 5O@l2 % for
extra do. Beef hams quiet at
$23 OO@26 90. Cut meats steady
at St@9lc for hams, and 5@5Ic for
shoulders; mlddles are quiet. Lard
firmer at Ss69tc for No. | to prime
steam, and 9lc Tor kettle rendered.
DRESSED HOGS-Dull at $50
SIC for western.
BUTrER-Steady and frmer at
l2@23c for western and 24@3Sc for
State.
CHEESE-Is firm at l6@20c for
common to prime.
COTTON-Ou spot opens quiet and
shade irmer at 2l3c for low mid
dlings 22sc for middlipg uplands.
PErROLEUM-Quiet and with
out decided change at l3t@l3lc
for crude, and 22!@222c for refined.
TALLOW-Is quiet at Si99sc;
stearine unchanged at 9@9ic.
WHISKY-Firmer, with sellers at
SHE and buyers at Sic.