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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, December six per
cent bonds, 81, ,O33, $50 $50; five per cent
bonds, $3.50 3S4, 80; total coin bonds,
81, G9425l, 800.
Lawful money debt sl4,000000; ma
tured debt, $22, ,430, $40; legal tenders
$372,54l, ,479; certificates of deposit, ST.
$4,000; fractional currency $42, 356.lO
coin certificates, Sl9,796,500. Total
without interest, s477,3O4.0S4.
Total debt, $2,2O7 9SG254. Total in
tercst, S34, ,960,5l6.
Cash in treasury: Coin, so, o,4O4676;
currency, $l2,0l4,962; special deposits
held for redemption, Of certificates of de-
post, S42, ,6l0, 900; total in treasury, Sl25,-
029,63S.
Debt less cash in Treasury. S2,llI9l7,-
1872. Decrease of debt during Noyem-
Der $4S0,079; decrease since June 30,
1875, Sl0,7 ,593.
Bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Com
panies, interest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding, S64,G2S,5l2; in
terest accrued and not paid, sl,6l5, ,5S';
interest paid by United States, S2S, ,2O2,-
S07; interest repaid by the transporta-
tion of mails, &c, $6,575,S54; balance of
interest paid by the United States, S2l,-
G2G, ,923.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
AN APPARITION THAT WILL NOT
DOWN

The House resolution directing u state
ment to he furnished of the amount ex-
pended by Radical administrations in
support of Boards of Registration for the
disfranchisement of the taxpayers Of the
State, has had an effect on the hteth-
gcacer similar TO that Of red flag
Haunted IN the face of mad bull. As
the unquict spirit of murdered victim
continually haunts the unhappy dreams
of the murderer, So do the ghosts OF thou
sands who we're victimized by Rcpubli-
can hate, malice and revenge
disturb the ambitious dreams of leaders
Of that party who, by policy of pros
Cription, cast an indelible stain upon the
early history of our young State-s stain
so deep and dsmning in its character
that 1t will be impossible during the next
generation to etiace its bligh.ing results
Theirs was a policy that Tor seven long
years hung like death pail over the
destinies of the State, not only psralyzing
, every energy and well nigh stopping the
circulation Of the life blood of our young
common wealth, but it was a policy call
ing into play all the baser passions OF
human nature in cngendering bitter feel
ings among neighbors, elevatlng the
outcasts Of society to places OF pow er
and prominence, while the better classes
were debased to condition worse and
more calling than slavery. Fraud, pee
ulstion and corruption were not only
brought into existence, but fed into a
healthy condition by the baneful inau-
ences of the teachings of that party
| Governors handled the registration laws
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December l.-Flour-De-
mand good at full prices Wheat-Ac-
tive and higher; No. Chicago spring
81 O6I; No. 2 Chicago 81 034 spot; 81 03;
al OBJ seller December; | 04i seller
January; No. g. s6@S7; rejected 73!c.
Corn Dull; No. ?, Ale spot; 46tc bid
seller December; 44!@44sc seller Janu-
ary. Barley-Steady; Soc spot; S5ic
seller December, Oats-Dull and nomi-
nal; 3Otc bid. Rye-Quiet and firm at
Csc. Pork-Demand fair and market
firm; $40 40 spot; $l9 20 seller February.
Lard-Stcady and in moderate demand
a. $l2 80 spot; Sl2 25@l2 274 seller year
SO 80 seller February. Bulk Meats
Steady and in moderate demand at 7t6
IOt@ lO!c. Whisky-Quiet and steady
at 81 IL.
On call board-Wheat-Steady and
higher; ST O35 seller December; 81 04i@
04, seller January. Corn-Steady at
4G:c seller December; 441c seller Janu-
ary. Oats Unchanged Pork-Dull
and lower at sl9 25 cash; Sl9 l2l@,
1914 seller year; $40 0OCG20 70 seller
January; so 40 seller February. Lsrd
Dull and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
OVR MOUNDSYILLE LETTER.
4 BursIary-The County jail an'
Court HOuse--Gcncral Notes.

Editors of the Register:
Last night the store of J.W. Gallagher
was burglarized. The burglars effected
an entrance by forcing open the door on
the north side, and disposed Of the dog
usually kept within by poison. The safe
WAS opened by means of the tools en-
ployed for the cutting of railroad bars.
The robbers were very likely much cha
grined to find after all their risk and la
Dor, only few dollars. The only arti-
cles missed were a few suit sofclothes, Mr..
G.'s overcoat, couple of carpet bags and
basket. Mr.. O'Conner, living at the
upper wharf, reports that at daylight he
saw three men passing his house in
a skiff which contained effects
similar in appearance to those stolen. On
hearing this report, Mr.. Hunter Of the
Lower Ward, mounted his horse and
started on the river road for Benwood,
hoping to overtake them, or obtain salts
factory and reliable information as to the
occupants of the boat and its cargo. |
have not heard at this writing what sue
cess attended his effort.
Our Jail remains in the condition the
ire lett it, and it is not at present con-
templated to etherssbuild anew or repair,
the report OF the committee appointed at
this term of the County Court having
been recommitted with instructions to
more fully report at the May term.
Last week the contractor of the new
Court House being expected, an order
was directed to be drawn in his favor for
the amount ot work done, and measured
by the architect as per contract,
The only unusual event of Thanks
giving day was the appearance on our
streets OF two grizzly bears securely
muzzled. The exhibitors, Italians, dc.
mandcd one dollar performance, to
consist of dancing, wrestling, climbing
tree &c, but this figure seemed to the
crowd too much tor the style of amuse-
ment offered.
Our rolling mill has been in operation
for the past week, but we will not vouch
for the time II may run.
The site of our agricultural works has
not vet been determined, but we expect
it will be located in the upper town, as
most of the stockholders reside there.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OYFICE OF THE WHEELING REGISTER. !
WRnNEsnAY Dec 9 1915 Z


There is little or no change in the
prices of Articles mentioned below, since
our last report. Business is improving
slowly, and the prospects for better trade
look good,
APPLES-Green apples scarce, but OF
good quality. Quotations, IS 009S Is per
BEANS-sl 5O9l so per bushel.
BUTTERFLY better supply and fair
quality. For prime article 25g2sc.
CHICKENS-Dull at l09llc per pound !;
live 81 O092 30 per dozen.
BAKING POWDER-S5GSSc per pound
BRoOMS-Fancy,s s. 81, 81 w and 81 81;
plain 81 5O(92 75.
BEESWAX-Moderate demand at 26a
9c ost lb.
CHEESE-Prlme Ohio Factory l4hc
demand.
CANNED GooDs-Little doing. Quo
tations: PedcheS-3fb n cans 81 Is per dozen !;
D cans, 81 rs. TbndtoeI--3 p cans,
IS; cans, 81 .: Co1n-Winslsw, " ~ I;
other sweet corn, 81 25; common corn, 81 rs.
htsceLLdneo,lJ-St 81 90; pineap-
pies, S2 25; Lima beans, 81 %; string beans,
81 50; peas, 5O92 o0; damson plunls, 81 70.
MISUNDERSTANDING fair at g O0 per
bushel.
CRANBERRIES-sl Ooan 90 per barrel.
DRIED FRUlTS-Apples l2c per pound /;
peaches lic,per pound.
EGGS-Very scarce and in good demand.
We quote at 25 s26c.
FISH-Quotations are for packages con-
tanning loo pounds sound fish, light
weights and inferior quality a. prices to
correspond. MackereI-No. 2, half bbls.,
s. 5O No. do. S. so; No. medium
and large, s. 0O. Lake white fish, 81 50;
lake her ing, So 50; lake shad, So 90;
lake pickerel, So 50; Potomac roe herring,
none in market. Labrador herring In
barrels, Sc 25. Goldfish, So 25; large Georges
Bank, 7 cents.
FLOUR-Demand moderate. Wequote:
Fancy white wheat at IS O0GS %: spring,
S6 75G7 50; new S. 7597 ~. Rye, 81 OOG625.
GINSENG-Fair demand; for dry root 80
d9Jc.
FEATHERS---Dull prime live geese at
S95Oc.
81 OJ(Gl 30. CUr1I-Old 5jc: new 40GjJ. OdtI-
New 4Oc. Rye -SOG9Oc. offered.
GROCERIE>-Market stronger with an
upward tendancy. Wequote: C00ees-Quiet
holders in Eastern ports very firm, butthe
light demand from the country dealers re-
strict any speculation, but the supply in
Rio is undoubtedly short, and 1t Is only
question of time that the prices will be
higher; good Rio 2ic prime do. 241a(S25c;
choice do. 2jAc; Java 2419G25c: Wheeling
roasted 2S1&@29c; old yellow Rio, at 26lIc.
Sy,1pS-COmmOn at i5S5Oc; prime AT N3c;
fancy at 65g70c; New Orleans molasses at
s5atSc. lSrtgdrs-Rehned hards, crushed,
powdered, and granulated, l2c; A coffee,
lO56c; Il coffee, lO%c extra I coffee, lV5sc;
com mercial A sugar, lO14ci Z yellow, s179
lOc; n. o. sugar, stock exhausted; common
su Ears S%agc; commercial Z. lOglLOc.
1eGs-Are very duIl and prices show con-
siderable reduction; OolOng $50 &c; Y Hy
son, 46G9Jc; Gunpower, 55c9 81 W.
HAY-Loose, sl7 OOg2 w. baled, $50 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Missouri state Board Of Horticulture

Sr. LOUIS, December 1.-The State
Board of Agriculture met here to-day
and after discussing at some length vari-
GUS subjects intimately connected with
the farming interests of the State, adopt
ed resolutions appointing committee to
thoroughly investigate the nature, causes
and cure of the disease now prevailing
among hogs in the State, which is killing
SC many of them; advising farmers to en-
courage and assist in establishing manu-
factories of every description within our
own borders, and thus keep at home the
immense sums of money now sent away
for articles needed; also recommending
the establishment of Country Insurance
Associations. under the statutes of the
State, so as to thereby retain for home
circulation, the large sums now paid to
foreign companies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, December l.-Beeves-
Receipts 1880 head. including common
to good native steers, and ordinary to
fair Texas and Cherokee cattle Market
frmer and better than on Monday with
an advance of fully ic; Texas 9ic ma
tlves 9ial2tc with no prime lots shown.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1900
head for the past two days. Demand
fair and the market closed firm and
buoyant at an advance of tci common to
extra sheep 45@7c, common TO extra
lambs 5!@ &c.
Swine-Receipts yesterday and to-day
$3.50 head. with three cars fair corn-fed
Ohios. Sold alive at Isc; dressed quiet
and steady at 9t@9sc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Railroad Collision.

BUFFALO, n. Y, December 1.-The
Atlantic Express for the East, which left
here at l:50 P. NJ, and was detained
thirty-two minutes at East Buffalo sta
ton, waiting for the Lake Shore train
from the West, collided at Batavia, at q
crossing about four miles from this city,
with an eastern bound freight train,
which was just drawn from side track,
it having been signaled by the fagman,
man named Brennan, to come
on, throwing the smoking car and first
and second coaches, well filed with pas
sengers from the track, and capsizing
the passenger engine and tender, and the
two baggage cars crossed through the
fourth car of the freight train, lifting it
from the track and throwing it on the
tlagman's shanty, crushing him under it,
The scene at the wreck was indescribsble.
II. +. Wood, jeweer, of Lima, New
York, formerly of Canton, Illinois,
badly crushed and almost instantly kill
ed. j. Doty Collins, of Erie; left leg
taken oa near the thigh and injured in
ternally, while attempting TO jump
through the window Of the first passen-
ger COACH he cannot live. Mrs.
Catherine Wilson, widow, badly cut
about the head and otherwise injured;
she is isconsidered dangerously hurt. Many
are more or less cut and bruised, but not
seriously. The engineer of the passen'
ger train stuck to his post, the fireman
jumping to the ground and receiving an
ugly cut in the head. The fast mail,
which was due at the time, was delayed
two hours. The engineer only succeeded
IN stopping his train within 10 feet Of
the wreck, which was piled upon his
track. The dead and wounded We're
brought to this city and cared for.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
The Next state superintendent Of
Free SchOOIs-.I. II. Ii. Duffy, Esq,
OF Nicholas Court House.

Editors OF the Register:
The Democrats of the Third Delegate
District intend to press the claims Of j.
II. H. Duffy, Esq, of Nicholas Court
House, for the office OF State Supcrinten-
dent of Free Schools. at the ensuing State
Convention to be convescd for bringing
out "the State ticket
Mr.. Duffy is gentleman possessed of
fine educational advantages, and has
given considerable attention to the i'm
portant subject of education. He would
make q most efficient and popular officer.
In view of his long years of service in
the interest Of the party, his claims will
be cordially advocated by the straight
out Democrats o. the
THIRD DELEGATE DISTRICT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
THE SPEAKERSIIIP.

On Monday next, the Forty-Fourth
Congress ofthe United States assemblies in
Washington, and the first thing Of inter-
est 10 be done, is the election of Speaker
Of the House, which office has steadily in
creased in Importance in proportion to
tho constant increase Of the membership
Of tho House
Tho next roll of tine lower House of
the Forty. Fourth Congress numbers 3Ol
names-292 Representatives. and nine
Delegates from tho Territories. The po-
siticn of presiding officer of such
body; the man who
bs. the power t, control the utterances.
TO a great degree, of 300 United States
representatives. not even permitting them
70 ia heard at all, until it suits his wishes;
the man to whom all vexcd questions are
pr,.cn,ed for decision, and whose decision
"a veu.nigh final; a position Of such
power E, this, even did it embOdy no
ether, It IS evident to see is of no mean
importance.
Bat these powers Of the spcakership
ss the least connected with
the Office. Heit is to WHOM is entrusted
the selection of AL the standing and other
committees, through which the whole
legislative Department of the Govern
ment transacts its wo-k. 1t is in the
committee room where important ques-
.ions are really discussed. and where the
actual voting Is done 1t is \ rare thing
:or the House to ovorrule its committees,
and the craftsmanship of each committee
ia itself place of more or less
consequence according to the Importance
Of that over which he prcsidcs, This
power of the Speaker then, is simply
immense, since he can by careful framing
of the different committees, to a great
extent, direct and control the legislation
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
steamer Sunk by Ice.

HYDE PARK, n. Y. December l.
Captain Walcott, of the Steamer Sun
nysides from Albany. reports his vessel
cut into by ice at o'clock this morning.
He ran her ashore, but she broke in two,
slipped into deep water and sunk. He
reports eleven persons drowned, six of
whom were walters and chambermaids
and the remaining five passengers. The
steamer is sunk to her hurricane deck,
and the ice is cutting her upper works
away rapidly. For two hours fifty or
sixty persons were hanging to the rods
and masts of the promenade deck before
they could be got off.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Cincinnati Horse Market.

CINCINNATI, November 29.-The mar
ket is not very active. In the Fifth
Street Auctions for last week sales footed
up $40 head, against 300 head for the
preceding week and l,200 head for the
last month. OF last weeks sales there
were no shipments, purchases being
mostly of low priced stock, ranging from
$50 to $50 per head, for feeding during
thu MiIltnr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Condition OF senatorLovan...
Gambling on Horse Races, &c.

New YORK, December 1.-The Grand
Jury OF the Court of General Sessions,
to-day, made presentment to Recorder
Hacket declaring tina; all games of fchance
had demoralizing influence on the peo-
pie, and calling for the suppression of
pool selling on horse races, regattas, cleo
tions. &c, US an evil which should be
stopped, and stating that laws should be
enacted or amended to procure the
punishment of offenders IN these cases.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02

LoHpoS, December ,, $50 a. M.-The
daily Nc,rs publishes a special telegram
from Madrid AS follows: The Spanish
note to the United States promises
emancipation; increased freedom Of con-
science; that foreigners when arrested
shall have an immediate hearing; that
legal redress shall be obtainable for past
injuries. Crest excitement exists regard
ing the RECEIPT ion OF the note in Washing
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December Flour
Firm and unchanged. .Wheat-Dull;
Pennsylvanla red 81 35@1 3S. Corn
Quiet; western mixed, old, 72tc bid; new
Csc. Oats-Dull and unchanged. Rye
Nomlnaly at S0@S5c. Hsy-Unchsng-
ed. Provisions-order trade active.
Pork-New $22 SO. Bulk Meats
Shoulders sae; clear rib l0i@llic. Bs-
con-Shoulders lie; clear rib l4ic; hams
l51Gl6c. Lard-At lac. Butter
Western extra 2o@30; frsts 25@27c
Cotfee-Strongi Rio cargoes lSi@2ltc;
jobbing l9@22sc. Whisky-Demand fair
and market firm at 81 l6i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
A FHiIure.-.EHports OF American
Goods

NEW YORK, December Tho failure
OF John Thompson & Co., Nos. AL Broad
way and Is Mercer street, dealers in hair
and fancy goods, is announced.
In connection with the export move.
ment, following closely the sending out
of American cotton fabrics to England,
the most interesting feature of late has
been an important shipment OF
American ribbons to England.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02

RAILROAD BoNDs-Firmly active
This afternoon Michigan Central sevens
fell of to 1901, Northwestern coupon
gold bonds to 81 and extra interest do.
firsts to 1909, and Union Pacific land
grants to 1908.
STATE BoNDS-Steady, with the excep-
t;on of Tcnnessees, which are lower.
SroCKs-The market has been some
what irregular and lower than ycster
dav. The largest transactions were in
Lake Shore. which declined from cog TO
59I. Michigan Central opened at 5S.
advanced to sos, and later reacted to 5St.
Union Pacific opened at Slt fell of to
SOL and recovered to 81, New York
Central declined from 1861 to 1871; New
Jersey Central from lOi! to lOi, Pacific
Mail from Az 10 Az, and
Western Union from 75i to 755. The
changes in Northwestern, st. Paul, Ohios
and Erie were ! to per cent. At the
second call the market was weak, and at
the close lower and unsettled. Lake
Shore declined to 5S:, Michigan Central
to 573, Western Union to IA. Erie to
l5I. Union Pacific to so, Ohios to LIT
aud Panama to 1861. Pacific Mail rallied
from 81! to 4l!, and New Jersey Cen.
tral from lO4 to lO4s. The other changes
were slight. The transactions on the
stock Exchange aggregated 10000
shares. of which 5000 were Pacific
Mail. $4,000 Western Union, $4,000
Lake Shore. 1000 Union Pacific, and
NJ. I.p.rul
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
"Facts are stubborn Things"

Thousands of human beings are yearly
borne on the swift current of disease
down to the grave, lust because they do
not possess sufficient knowledge Of
themselves. A man meets his neighbor,
and the first salutati0n Is, "How are
your or, How Is your health2' The
reply frequently is, "Oh, ! am well, with
the exception of cold. Most persons
lightly regard cold. Reader, do you
know that cold is one of the most dan
gerous of maadies? A cold not only
clogs up the pores of the entire system,
and retards circulation, but it Is produc-
tive Of Cstsrrh, which is quite apt TO lead
to Consumption. "Oh," you say, "it IA
nothing but cold in my head" True;
but that cold is really mild form Of Ca
tarrh, and if not arrested in It's cour.s
will become chronic. Catarrh is one of
the most disagreeable, offensive affections
in the catalogue Of diseases. The passage
tothe nose is DISTRACTED, thesense of smell
impaired, and there is dissgreeablo
sensation Of pressure in the head. In
the more advanced stages, there is n dis
charge having an offensive odor. If tho
disease bo allowed to continue in its
course, hard incrustations will form in
the head, the bones Of which sometimes
become soitened and break away ia
places, Why will persons continue TO
suffer from such an annoying, disgusting
disease, when they can just as well be
cured Of it. DIR. Ssges Cstsrrh Rene
DIV will cure the worst forms OF Catarrsh;
in fact it is the only sure and safe reme-
dy which has yet been offered TO tho
public. Many harsh, irritating prepara-
tions may, for time, relieve the urgency
of the symptoms, but they do not cure
the disease. DR.. Ssge's Catarrh Rene
dy is soothing and healing in It's effects,
and when used with DR.. Pierce's Nasal
Douche, according to directions, does not
fail to effect cure. Sold by all Drug
gistS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
xew York Dry Goods Market

Nyw YORK, December Market gen.
erallv quiet, but Brown sheetings were
in better demand, and Atlantic A was
advanced tc by agents. Bleached shirt.
ings dull. Cotton tiannels in steady de-
mand. Plaid prints and robes in fair re-
quest. but fancy prints moved slowly.
Woolen goods in light demand. Cardl-
nal Jackets, nubias, and fancy knit
wooleus more tive,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
a Mystery.

CHICAGO, December About four
o'clock this afternoon an unknown ex-
pressman delivered ut the L. 5. Express
Office, in this city, barrel addressed to
Thomas Green u Co.. Iowa City, Iowa.
Some suspicion having arisen, the barrel
was opened, and was found to contain
the bodies of very handsome young
woman, apparently twenty-five years
old, and still born child. No clue yet
found.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02

A LEAVE OF absence was granted Col.
! BERNARD PEYToN, the accomplished
Clerk Of the House of Delegates, for three
tsvs from to-day. Congress assemblies
next Monday, and Mr.. PETToN is favor
.b'y mentioned as acandldstef for Clerk of
the House Of Representatives. If that
body wants a good clerk, we don't know
where they will find better one than
BERNARD PEYTON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI. December 1.-Cot.on-
Dull at l2c. Flour-Firm and In fair
demand. Wheat-Firm; red 81 l6(S
l 85. Corn-Dull; old $4,000; new
4s(S6Oc. Osts-Dull at S0t943c. Bar
ley-Quiet and unchanged Rye-Quoted
firm at 77@7Sc. Pork-Duil al S2l 90.
Lard-Dnll; steam sl2 40@l2 so spot; !;
$l2 62!@l2 rs seller January. Bacon
and Bulk Mests-Firm and unchanged
Whisky-Dull at 81 IL.
Hogs-Steady; common Sc GOAT 90;
fair to good packing 81 1907 40; choice
heavy 81 46@7 80. There were largo
number unsold.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-02
Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, December l.-Wheat-
Unchanged; new red quoted at 81 POO
| 30; new white 81 30tGl 40; old red 81 40
al As. Corn-Shelled 65@67tc free in
elevator; ear 66@6Sc; new ear As a550c.
Petroleum-Quiet, crude 81 57l at Park
ers; refined llJc for Philsdelphis deliy
ery