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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-11
NEW YORK.
The Cap Makers' Strike.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-The strike Of
the cap and cigar makers continues
with little prospect OF immediate settle-
ment The cap makers have subscribed
$4,000 for the Cooperative Association
TO which are already offered fixtures
and tools of mandatory.
News Items.
The third annual meeting OF the
American Fish Culturists Association
began to-day. There is fair attep-
dance and much interest was taken ln
papers read.
Gen. Sheridan, in this city on his
way West, was visited at his hotel
yesterday by a large number of ex-sol-
dies and citizens.
An effort is being made by Father
Matthew and Catholic temperance
societies to collect funds for the e-ec'
ton, in Central Park, of statute OF
Father Matthew.
John E. Simmons was arraigned tor
day, In the cour; of Oyer and Terminer,
for the killing of n N'choas W. Duyrea,
in December 1872. For come time
previous to the killing. Duyrea and
Simmons had been in the policy busl-
ness together, but a misunderstanding
having occurred in the business, DIS
was agreed upon and they each
went into the policy business separately.
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Allegheny Live stock Market.

PITTsBURGH February 9.-Cattle-
The receipts OF live stock for the week
ending to-day were come siKty-two
cars, Of which fty-fye were cattle,
FIVE hogs and two horses. OF the cattle
thirty cara OF them were from Chicago,
aud the balance from Ohio aud lnti.
ana. Among the arrivals were about
siX cara OF stock which were not placed
on the market, leaving about forty-nine
cars es the total OF offerings. The
quality Of the stock this week was gen
eral!y the cooj grades Trade ope1eI
up about seven O'Clock llll and slow
AID C)a.tGued 50 un''l the close
Butchers were slow 10 putting 10
an appearance, and when they
did arrive, il was evident 70 all that
they did DO! intend 10 buv llbs-
rally uslcs' 2t about their own figures
the irovcrs had stock which cost high
10 the west, aud we're unwilling to sell
at q sscriGce, pre!erriDg 10 take their
stock 10 East Liberty. As above noted
trade rdled very slow, and at noon
there Vas more stock left uosold than
there has been at any time iors year
We think We are SAFE IN ssying that q,
least fifteen cara OF stock were left un'
solj. Prime stock dragged the most,
II bci1g Eext to impossible 10 sell any
thing cool unlegs &. decline Of from
/ 70 .c from last weeks figures. Com
non stock, although a dray. brought
better Ggures relatively than prime
stock did, ADD most sll the drCyers With
whom we coayerseG said the cor moa
cattle did the best. Do the whole trade
vas bal and Unss!is' 'GctoTy, and most
Of the stock men complained about
losing money.
Price; Extra 1890 10 steers, Gpe
aud smooth Sc 5OG6 IS; extra l 300
b steers, flee AID smooth, 6 25; prime
! ,2JJ 10 steers, fine aud smooth, 6 90;
good 100 ID steers, fine and smoolb,
) JO95 -; fair ! 900 ID steers, foe and
smooth, 5 0095 %; common ( 009
>; bulls 2 5095OO.
SHEEF-The receipts ol sheep this
week, though not heavy. we're consid-
erably 10 excsss Of those OF last week.
Trade for prime ruled moderately ac-
tive; Tor common dull. Sales oi the best
were made ss high as So IS perl00 lbs;
common from 2 90 per head to 4 50
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New York MarRef.

New York, February l0-Cotton-
Closed weak; middling uplands l6c;
futures closed weak; sales oil - 900 bsles;
February Is 3-l6@l5sc; March l55
6l5 1890; April lGc; May
l6 l5-326l61c June l6I9l6 29-32c;
July l7t@l7 9.32c. Flour-Quiet and
firm for low grades; better grades dull
aud is buyers favor; superfne western
and State IS SOG6 30; common to
good 6 6066 80; good 10 choice 6 959
! 10; white wheat extra 7 l097 50;
extra Ohio 6 7OGS 90. Whisky
Steady at 81 90. Wheat-Firm, in de-
mand and lower; No. . spring 81 546
81. Rye-Stesdy at 81 O58l 10,
Barley-Dull and nominally lower;
State 81 -. Corn-Quiet and
shade lower; rev western mixed ahoat
8O9S3c; new western yellow 82@SiT
new white western 84G85c. Oats
Dull; mixed western 60962c; white
western 629624c. Coffee and sugar
unchanged. Petrolenm-Crude firm
at Tic; refioed essier at l43c. Eggs-
Firm; Canada aud western l9S2Jc.
Pork-Quiei new mess SIC l2!; March
IS 9j; May lG %. Lard-Firm; prime
-team 9tG9 l5-l6c, February 9ic;
March 9i@9l Butter-Firm. Cbes,c
Firm al l46l6tc.
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FIRES.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Feb lO.-Hieden'
burgers new opera house was burned
early this morning. Loss S5O,OOV; IN
sursuce $4,000
MEMPHIS, February l0.-A fire broke
ont about | o'clock in the matrass isc-
tory near Cayce's sale stables. Boln
were destroyed. The Planter insur-
suce building is now on fire. The fire.
men will probably be able to control 1t.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The fire is now under complete con-
troll, though half an hour since il ap'
pesred as if the insurance block, the
fines, in the city, and Specht's coufec-
tiouary would be lost. The loss Is
slight, though the insurance block II
considerably damaged, principally by
water. The buildings burned were
mere sheds and OF little value.
MEMPHIS, February l0.-The entir!!
loss by the fire to-day will not exceed
$50. 600 or 10000; fully covered by In
surance.
NEESAH, WIS, Feb 10.-The -four
Jog mill of Dallis & Cunningham wa
tolally destroyed by fire last night
Loss $4,000,
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An Ordinance.

To repeal en- ordinance entitled IAN or
dinance authorizing and directing a
subscription for, and on behalf. Of
the city Of Wheeling, to the capital
stock OF the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railroad Company" passed jan
usry Goth, 1873. .,
SEC. l. Be il ordained By The Colmei!
ofhe city Of Wheeling That an ordi'
nance entitled ian ordinance authoriz-
ing and directing a subscription for and
on behalf OF the city Of Wheeling, TO
the capital stock OF the Wheeling ssd
Lake Erie Railroad Company" passed
by Council January 20tb, 1878, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. .. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
massage,
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OHIO.
The Women's whisky War.

RIPLEY, February l0.-The work has
about closed up in town. The ladies
have been visiting the suburban saloons
and with pretty good success. They do
not, however, feel as much confidence
in the promises made them, and will
continue their work until they see the
Iruits. Since the traffic has been sub
dued in town it is feared that very
many seek these distant resorts,
and regular train OF con-
veyauces has been provided 30
that they may be attended to in the
same spirit as the others. Some Of
them are very obstinate. The ladies
have found some cases OF sad destitu-
ton resulting from beer and which
have been generally attended to. Aphy-
sician's pledge binding themselves TO
prescribe liquor In cases only where itlis
a bona fde medical necessity has been
circulated and sigued by nearly all o.
the doctors, TIE mass meetings con-
tinue.
do Lewis Lscturt"g.
XEYIA, o, February l0.-Dio Lewis
lectured on temperance here tonight.
in the city hall to 900 persona. The
meeting was enthusiastic, and hun
dred and twenty-five women organized
to operate against the saloons. All the
women 10 Xenia are invited to co.ope,
rate. They meet tom orrow at o'clock
to commence work. Ten ministers
made minute speeches, all endorsing the
movement, except three, who doubted
whether the time bad come for it. j.
C. Van Peet, late Vienna saloon keepsr,
made the opening speech.
The Legislature.
COLUMBUS, February l0.-ln the
House to-day, House bills were passed
authorizing the county commissioners
to pay for the timber, stone and ground
used for road purposes; to prevent the
use of ierrits 10 catch rabbits. In the
Senate, after severe debate of two
davs, q bill was passed authorizing the
levy Of tax 10 improve the far
GROUNDS o! this county, 30 as to put
them in condition for holding the
State faiJs.
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Boston Wool Marke

BosroS, February There is very
little OF interest in the wool marketthis
week. There has been . fair inquiry
for fleece woods, but manufacturers are
holding of. and only buying lots on
which slight concessions are made. uu.
less compelled to do otherwise BY actual
wants. The Gales have not been heavy,
owing partly 10 the smallness OF the
stocks here. Some OF our heavier
dealers repor, that they are unable TO
buy in the West at prices which will
give profit in the present condition OF
this market Wool buyers report light
stocks in the West, and that holders
are not willing to meet the market.
Both manufactures aud dealers are
awaiting the results OF the February
London sales. which will probably de-
eide what prices will rule here from
Marcn until Msy or June. There has
been no material change 10 prices OF
domestic fleece since our last report,
XXX and above Ohio and Pennsylvsnis
bringing about 55tG56c, and Michigan
Y jlG952c.
The demaud for pulled wool has been
fair, and as Gtocks are light there is 8
firm feeling IN the market. Choice
Eastern supers have been sold at 500
SIC. the latter price being about a. high
as anything will bring.
California wool is still 10 good de-
maud and sells steadily from week to
week. The best lots OF spring and free
tall wool bring full prices, but the
lower grades are easy.
The activity noted last week in the
demand for Cape wool has been follow
ed by dullness and the Gales hsve been
light There ia no change in prices,
and as etocks are light holders are not
anxious 10 do much until after the
opening OF the London sales.
Australian is quiet,
Receipts for the week ending febru'
ary jth lave been pa bales domes.
tic
Sales Tor the week add up 100000 lbs
domestic aud 10000 lbs foreign. In
cluded IN the former we note the ioI.
lowing sales OF heeccs l2S,O00 lbs AT
5l@55c, 5000 lbs Ohio Y at Sc; Is
900 ibs do do at j5c; $4,000 lbs DO XX
on private terms; 1900 ~, do No. ] at
SIC; 5000 ib5 do do at Sic, $1,000 lbs
Ohio and Pennsylvania at $50 j5c; o.
900 ihs Pennsylvania y at sc; 29,5OO
lbs Michigan at SIC; 1000 ib' do a.
SIC; 1000 n, do at j3c; 5000 N, do y
at Sic; 1000 ms do Xxx at 52c 5000
ibs DO No. at Sic; 100000 lbs Xxx and
above al CSC; 5000 ihi uumerchantable
at 45c; 1000 ibs coarse At i3;.-COm.
martial BuNeLn.
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ST. LOUIS.
Killed HIS wife.

ST.. LOUIS, February l0.-Edmun d
P. Robinson, colored jaintor OF build
ing 1851 Washington avenue, occupied
as an office OF United States engineers.
shot and killed his wife this morning.
The shooting was the result OF family
quarrel, and Robinson, who surrender-
ed 10 the officers some hours after the
shooting, says his wife fret assaulted
him with o knife.
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An ordinance.

To repeal an ordinance entitled AN
ordinance authorizing, and directing
asubscription for and on behalf OF the
city OF Wheeling, TO the capital stock
of the Wheeling and Ohio Union
Railroad Company" passed January
90, 1873.
SEC. l.-Bs il ordained BY tie Colm-
eli Of the City Of Wheeling, That an or
diuance entitled "an ordinance author
izing and directing q subscription for
and on behalf OF the city OF Wheeling
to the capital stock Of the Wheeling
and Ohio Union Railroad company,
be, and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC .. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from aud after its
massage.
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The Leaf Tobacco wnrket-Gicske
Rud Niswaun'st rrutRr.

BALTIMORE Feb. 9th, 1874.
Cur last Circular Was lssusd on the
23i December, 1873, since which time
the transactions in Ohio Tobacco have
been but moderate. The stock OF the
old Tobacco has been reduced again by
occasional sales, mainly to Bros. Bon
i1gor and home manufacturers, amt un-
ting in all to about 800 hhds.
Ol the New Crop some 100 bids
have been received, generally in far
condition and showing a more desirable
quality than the preceding crop. Sales
40 far have been confined 10 q lew sam.
pie lols for the Bremen market, con-
sistinz mainly OF Ground Leaves and
Tlpp. at prices ranging from 4 TO y.
Owing TO the large stock oiold To-
bacco yet uDsold, we are not in favor oi
early packing. but advise il where the
houseroom may not be sufficient 10
take good care OF the better grades
when warm weather sets in. The most
suitable grades 10 be packed and ship.
ped early are dry GroundleaVes and
short, dry Tips all the better grades
and particularly the good and hos
Spangled should not be cent before
June next, thoroughly qualified and
packed very dry.
Home manufacturer. have been lib'
crsl purchasers Of the new Kentucky
Tobacco in Louisville. Cincinnati and
other Western markets. and an advance
Of about j0c per 100 ~. has been ss-
tabl'shed OF late, 70 that common To
good new Lugs are now quoted a, u
to s. 80 far this improvement has not
been responded 10 by European mar
keis. wher, the large stocks OF old To-
bacco still exert depressing Influence
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Mheelmg Ke9tster.

We ARE glad to see that the council
took last night very important and,
as we believe, a very sensible step tow
ard the establishment OF o county
Work-house. Few OF our city readers
reflect that the bard.working and in
dustrious portion Of the community is
supporting in idleness a lot OF the Ia
ziest "dead-beats" and "bummers" that
ever disgraced the form of man. The
chain.gsug has been ftly designated
"a relic OF barbarism" and is quite as
much abhorrent to public sentiment as
the much abused pillory and whipping
post. Besides; the LABOR done on the
streets by the chain-gang amounts
to very little in the course
OF year and affords but slight re-
muneration for the expense OF the
maintenance OF the men 80 employed.
A work, house however, in which sll
petty offenders may be employed in re-
muuerative labor during the term OF
their Imprisonment is much needed
improvement in our criminal system.
The resolution adopted by Council
looks to the establishment of place OF
labor where offenders may be confned
until their earnings amount to the sums
assessed against them as the penalty OF
their violations OF law. 1.-THE offender
works industriously and lard he may
thus shorten the term OF his inn
prisoumeut if he is idle and
negligent he may be kept longer in Sc
clason.
We learn that there are now some-
thing over forty inmates OF the county
Jail doing nothing; supported by the
lsboring men OF the city; but who
ought to be compelled 10 earn at least
the cost OF their boarding. The Work
house is the thing needed.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February l0.-COtton--
Dull a. Isle. Fiour-9uist and uo-
changed. Wheat-Dull st 81 45,3l 81
Coru-Dull st 60G62c. 0ats-In fsiI
demand and firm at 4S954c. Rye
Firm and scarce at 95@1 90. Barley
in light demand aud held firmly;
No. > iall 81 7O9l so. Oils-Un-
changed. Eggs-Frm. Butter-3S9
35c. Cheese-Firm aud unchanged.
Provisions--Dull, but closed with q
shade better feeling. Pork dull and
nominal at l5t@l5!c. Lard dull and
unsettled with more sellers than buyers;
steam quoted-at SIC; kettle 9 LIS. Bulk
meats easier; Gales OF shoulders at SIC;
clear ribs 7sc; clear Sc. Bacon quiet
and steady; shoulders 1c clear rib S!9
SIC; clear Sc. Hogs dull; light selling
at s. 40G5 rs; heavy 5 S096 90; re.
ceipts 1873, shipments 95S. Whisky
In good demand at full prices, Doc,
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CENllSNA ATI.
rhe Temperance Moyemen,

-
CINCINNATI, February l0.-The tenn
perance movement receives fresh i'm
petus from the repeated successes at
Washington Court House. A man
named Passmore opened a new saloon
last week. Immediately the whole
moral and religious power Of the town
turned upon him. The ladies prayed
before the door ell day and until half
past ten o'clock at night during snow
storm. Yesterday at business mems
prayer meeting message from
Pas.more, said be had closed. An
immeose procession then Immediately
marched 10 Beck, who had epjoined the
women from using the tabernacle ia
rront OF his place. Those who had
been epjoined from using the tabernacle
remained in the church to pray. Beck,
on the appearance OF the procession,
said he two would stop Only
one remains and he asks until
to.m orrow to consider. At Blsnchester
all the saloons are closed. At Logan
the ladies likewise celebrated a COM
plete victory. At Lancaster and Athens
the work is beginning. At Pomeroy q
society has been organized on the prln ,
ciple that there is enough moral and
religious power in the city to exterml
nate the traffic in intoxicating liquors
rhey will resort to law only where
other means fail
The Constitutional Convention.
In the Constitutional Convention a
,rop ,silion to insert in the legislative
aricle an oath or members, which con-
tsins no reference to the Superior Being,
was discussed.
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Chicago Market

CR,CAGo, February l0.-Flour--Dull
and nominal. Wbeat-Dull and lower;
No. Chicago spring 81 %; No. ) do
| 2Os@l 2l cash; 22l March; | 2j
April; No. do L.; rejected 10. Corn
Opened firm and closed dull shd low.
err No mixed 562c cash; site March;
62Ic Nav. Oa!s-Steady; No. = 42tc
on spot; 49, asked March; rejected SOC
Rye-Scarce and firm; No. , fresh $40
S3c Bariey-SteadY; No. , spring
fresh 81 73Gl =: No. ) spring 55@
l52l' Dressed Hogs-Firm at S6 So
Whisky-Firm aud in fair demand at
Qjs Proyisions-Pork dull sud firm
at Sli p cash or seller March; II 60
seller ApriI. Lard in far demand et
lower rates at S:c March sold at SIC,
but cloeed at IS 90 bid. Bulk meats
steady; shoulders quoted at j;cou spot;
rib middles sold at : &c; short clear sides
7sc. Bacon steady and unchanged.
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CANADA,

p.,;,ieai Trouble In British COL
umbia.
TORONTO, February lO.-Tbe GIo1e
has received the following dl'Ps!c9,
from Vitoria, British Columbia dated
February 9th: ,
THE Ministry tried to force an 81
te-ation in the terms of the coniedsra-
ton through the House last night, The
people demanded the submission o'
the question to them, but the Ministry
refused. The people, one thousand
strong, proceeded to the House and
broke up the sitting Intense excite
mept prevails and secession is threat
eped. At two o'clock tomorrow tn.
n.ople will march to the Assembly ane
demand dissolution Of the House"
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Philadelphia wool HavkCI

PHILADELPHIA, February l0.-Woo'
quite firm aud scarce. Ohio, PenDEyl-
vaoia aud West Va. double extra asd
sbov. 561@5SS extra 55S5Tc; mcti-
um 55658c coarse 1850. New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Wiscon,
sin, fine 50G52Ic medium jiGjjc;
coarse 45950c; combiDg washed 62!S
Csc; combiDg unwsshed 42!Gf3:.
Canada combing 62G6jc f1e ua-
washed 3663SG coarse ard medium
washed $685. tub washed 54657!c.
extra and merino pulled 1880 No.
! and superfine pulled 4jGjQ.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Tho New Parliament.

LONDON, February lO.-Twenty-sev-
en- members ofthe new Parliament were
chosen YESTERDAY, making the total
number elected $50, 2S3 Conservatives
and 253 Liberals aud Home Rulers
Conservatives have been returned
Tor eighty seats occupied by the Ll6er-
as in the last Parliament, and the Lab
erals have replaced twenty-eight Con-
seryatives The number OF members
returned form Ireland up to this morn
ing lie SIS, 81 Home Rulers, 10 Conser-
yatires and s Liberals. 1t is snnounc-
ed that a reconciliation has been etect-
ed between Disreli and Marquis, o,
Salisbury, and Earl OF Carvsuon, and
that the Marquis and Earl have con
seuted to assist Dis!a!i to form his MIN
istry.
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KAySA As.
The Agricultural College.


MANHATTAN, February lO.-At q
meeting few days ago OF the Board OF
Regents of the Kansas State Agricul-
tural College, OF this city, Professors
Nudge, Miller and Detuers were retired
from their positions in the college
This action created a good deal OF feel
ing among the students OF the iostltu-
ton, aud some OF them held a meeting
Yesterday at which they expressed their
Indignation and regret at the action oi
the Board, and also expressed the hope
that they would be reluslated, especial
iy Prof Nudge, who has been a faIth-
full worker in the college for the past
eight years.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, SP.M. }
PROBABILITIES.
For Wedr esday in New England, in-
creasing northwesterly winds and
cloudy or partially cloudy weather. For
the Lower Lake Region, rising baron =
eter, southwesterly winds and partially
cloudy weather For the Middle and
South Atlantic States, westerly winds
aad clear weather, with somewhat
higher temperature. For the ulfStates,
wiLds shifting 10 southeast and south
west, rising temperature and partially
cloudy and clear weather, except on
the Texas coast, where rain is proba.
BILE. For the Ohio and Lower Missis-
sippi Valleys, sonthwesterly winds,
higher temperature and cloudy or par"
tally cloudy weather. For the Upper
Lake Region, northerIy winds and
cloudy weather, possibly with occasions
- SHOWS
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How IL This

.li.ots Register.
The Richmond papers, in discussing
the State debt, are laudiDg Archie
Cam pbell to the skies Tor the views he
entertains on that subject, aud condemn
ing Jonathan II Bsnpettf or his yiewe.
The only thing that we have ever seen
from these gentlemen is report signed
by both OF them and also by John j.
Jackson, stating West Virginias in'
debtuees to the old State to he about
100000. Will Mr. Archie Campbell
rise to explain? VIII he tel the peo-
pie OF West Virginia what he knows
about the old State debt, more than he
has already told them in the repor! Of
the Debt Comm iesioners Will he
tell them wherein he differs with Mr.
Bennett in regard 10 the facts
as set forth ia that report. Does he
tell West Vir.ioians that we owe very
little, il anything, and then slip over to
the old State and tell the Virglnians
that we ought to pay the whole debt.
A little explanation from Mr.. Camp
bell, like the action of the celebrated
committee Of nine might do great
deal OF good" II West Virginia owes
ANYTHING on the old State debt let it be
paid, and we believe that there is not a
prominent man in the State, certainly
not in the Democratic party, but what
will be in favor OF discharging the OBJ
legation at once. But let us have a set
Il ement fret, and then if we TALL iu debt
to Virginia il will be time to arrange
the payments. Will the next U. 5.
Senator (O rise to an explanation,
For ways that. are dark and tricks that
are vain, Archie Campbell Is peculiar"
QUERY.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, February l0.-Flour-Qnet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and
lower; amber Michigan 81 A.; seller
April | 55I; No. red | j5, No. > DO
| Az. Coru-Dull and lower, high
mixed 64!c seller April &c, new GOc;
March 62Ic; low mixed new she.
Oats-Dull aud dropping; No. . ste.
Dressed Hogs-Quiet at s. 10. Clover
seed d-Quiet at S. 10; mammoth ) 10.