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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

THE Senate Committee on Approprla-
tions has reduced the Ksnswha river ap-
propation from 100000 to S27O,0OO.
The river and harbor bill has been re-
duced from 100000 to S5,OOO,OOO. The
overburdened taxpayer thinks he could
stand it if further S2,OCO,OO reduction
was made. Such a feeling may not he
patriotic, but it is sort o human.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

BY An announcement in annother col
umn il will bc seen that CHARLES Ii.
POLLOCK, Esq Of Clarksburg, is csndi-
date for the lower house of the State
Legislature, from Harrison county. Mr..
Pollock WAS born and raised in this
city. He is a son of the late EPHRAIM
Pollock, Esq, who was respected and
prominent citizen of Wheeling. He is
sterling Democrat, and il elected by the
good people of Harrison, will, no doubt,
make fair and conscientious representa-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03
The Mellie Naxuires.

PIrrsBURGH, August 2.-Sir tenement
houses at Moore's station on the Con-
nellsvillej Railroad belonging to Moore's
mines burned last night Loss about
5000. 1t supposed to be the work Of
the Mollie Msguires.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

Accounts from Australia say that
there have been further massacres com.
mitied by the South Sea Islanders on the
vessels sent out after laborers. The en-
tire crews have been murdered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

The Secretary Of the Treasury hss iu-
stucted tie vsrious sub-tressury officers
throughou; the country TO pay cot silver
coin in exchange lor legal tender notes
in ordinary disbursements OF the gs'vesn
ment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

The "chosen advisers of HAYES say
that it would not do for him personally
to repudiate GRANT. Very well. The
people intend to repudiate HIM, and they
can only do so by voting for man who
does repudiate GRANT and Grsn!ism. If
HAYES has not the courage to repudiate
GRANT, he would not have the courage to
overthrow Grantism. lie is not the man
the people want.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03
at.Aecling Gegister.


The ,oeather to-day mil be partly
CLOUDY, ,oih easteriy to soufherly '0tnd''
77Si,g tenperat,,re and local rains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03
x,...., Kerr, Condition.

RICHMOND, August "a special 70
the Enquirer from the Rockridge Alum
Springs. Va, says Speaker kerrs symP,,
toms are thought 20 be unfavor>b'e AID
his condition regarded ss critical.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

PrrrsBUlaH, August 2-Petroleum-
Quiet and steady; crude 81 55(G2 81 at
Parkefs; refined l7:e for PhilsdelPhis
delivery. .-.ss
CLEVELAND, August 2-Petroleum--
Unchanged; standard white llOo test l5c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

The editor Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial telegruphs from Saratoga that ex-
Senator TRuMBuLL, of Illinois, and ex-
Governor CURTIN, Of Pennsylvania, are
both there and both are decidedly for
TnpEN. TKuMBULL and CURTIN were
both distinguished Republicans and
were supporters ot GRANT for his first
term. They deserted GRANT when
Grsntlsm became developed, and will
throw their influence against its perpetu-
alton under HAYES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

SECOND WARD- Wsdnesday Morning.
rho .,L., ,bi. morninv wa. unu,u-
III ,
ally Hue, the country wagons Win ''se-
tables and fruit extending below Fran
hahn. .,o,o Prices were cheaper for
~u'
all .orh oi stup' hc'oo'ng pu'''' ""'
eggs. Al the close Of the market much
.on.,,od ,,.old which. of eourso, wa.
-,
s'Iher sou W INV" ''"'0'' y"
sacrifice. Somehow Inc demand was
no, fair. and one dissatisfied dealer al
,ribu,ed 4 TO the circus. flo said there
was many q 90 cents spent there that
should have gone for bread and meat.
p...bs. .re beviooiop 10 arrive In large
49,, -
quantities hotn na'imore' A"' A' "
good quality. " ON9Z 70 per boz IL
.,h., =. .,Lea for tbem.
n D., ,o,,,Io ~, a,,. ,...
IoD0oS-nk 49,. 49, ,kcsssn .scn.
tef io!g[oc p' 'nN.'I .. , on a".,
new c'osl ." P'' 9A''' ' ~
Pe, Pun. p,..,o.. rs, ,scl aoo,,
ves.s 1ns as. -. -. -hits oaion.
zoc; n,;a" oh,on t0. a. -, -. cshSsr. Ws
1S ,n -. c,rnmssr, u csch: string
rn. ~ - no ns, nscL: bssss &c oar bunch,
$1,000. 800 - asa4oc psr peck: corn Hai2,
s m -. r.nnNaw.r hsac sseb. evy
~, . % TO-. .oas.ns. n s.cb. carrot
ans M ,,"h. In. hs.ns 20c nss QUAR-,
r%GrS..hs,,,s. % r. psr aasrt:
N..r go. r. .sr a,srt or I0taSOc .
sacts,. ,,sso soo,es IOai6c psS peck
v.,s,msloos zofSSOc each, mas skmslons
sCSIsc: peaches Goc per psck: plum.
~ ,s, o,,sr,: Dean 5Oc per peck.
'"e p' f -s-
Cisrss.sss Less Tsssees nsskss sss
Weeh EsAssg ysjy -.
rh. oaepn., Al suctioo daring the
-, - nave hsso Arr, and o, fair
pond;,,.n and quality. There seems u
10 = much stronger issling prevailing in
the msrkst tbsn heretofore. Prices have
been Well maintained for al grsds'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

BRIsTow Is gong to stump Vermont IN
favor of third term OF Grantism under
HAYES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

Jones ii. AseGouan, . colored waite {,
hs, been nominated for Copgress by u
Republicans Of the Third district o.
Michigan.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

[Addi.ion.l Tslsgrsms on Yosrsh Page
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03
The Little Old Lcr Ca0ia ii ,ha
Lane.

From the Cricket on the Hearth.
IN getting ola and feeble eo-, / c-,1Et ~c+E q
I've laid Dc rust, -fladei h & TO r@-t
Ole iua>,a an ole miss Head. d"y re se-ln .'
hy sid.
DER p rits are nov roar,ia' wia he hle-t.
De scene am Oh 'nged abod' Dc place, 10 ds,ki-< an
all 're.
III n-ter !,,,r dem singing in dc cane,
Add Use d. only Gao dat's let w,d dis old dox Cd
mine,
IN Dc htte ole log cabin in de lame
CHoFUs.-De chimueys falling j an. and 10 roof Is
Gavin 10
/ ant cot long here to remain,
But de angels watches over me, when bays
d,wnt to si--p,
In Dc little ole log cabin in de lIns
Oar Was happy tine to me twas many Years ago.
Whea de ia kies usei ca,h-r ronad de door:
" Ell dat u ed t. IA: an sing night / play Cd
de 81. b-nio,
But ala7i | rannot play it any more.
10 hinges dvy got russed, an De door has tnmbled
An de roof let's in the sunshine an lie rain,
An dc only friend Eve get nuw is dis good ola & OBJ
In de lille ole log cabin in de lane.
CHoRUs
De foot-path is covered ocr dat led US round do
h.li,
And de leoces ali are going 10 decay.
An de creek is al! dried up whore uss1 TO go to
mill.
ns time has turned its course rnnader way.
But sut got long to stay hele, an what ilte time
Igt,
III Try and he coogented to remain.
Till death shah call my dog an me to find bettor
Dan dat little ole log cabin nde lane.
CHoRus.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03


The editor of this paper suddenly lef
town las. Tuesday in company with and at TIL,
invitation of the Sherih of Douglas County
leaving this great family journal to strusglt
OFT as best it might Rumor has it they
took the road to Ashland-the only road en-
tirey within this State which the Sheriff can
travel when on official duty with passengers
visiting our benevolent bether
lie was fleeing frouf the Duluth and-ax a-shun
scheme G. on secret mission 30 induce the
Bad River band to join in memorial to the
Legislature TO include them in Mitcheis IA
therly care of this rural village, will more
fully appear next week.
The party of men sent out by Capt. Ed
wards to uncover the vein rock at his mine
on the South range, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning specimens, have had more difficult
job than they anticipated We understand
they found the stripping to the rock twice as
much as they expected Beyond this the re-
suit of their labors we have not learned.
james Chapman, Esq,, one of the sole
and substantial men both physically and finan
cially-of Bayfield,, got outside of good
square Sunday dinner at the Hacker House
He was en- route for st. Paul and Chicago
having come through from Bayfield, i'll day
I l. i r -. Il. 4 l..
is our first acquaintance with Mr.. Chapman
and we pronounce him 'brick."
is there yet in existence such corpora
ton as was once known as the Nemadji Rive
Cemetery Association and if so who are it
officerr and what is its condition? We ask 70
information, with the view of suggesting th
propriety of making some provision for re
placing the old brush fence that was partly
burnt last fall, with good board fence befor
cattle are around in the spring.
George w. Perry, Esq, left for Madison
this morning, expecting to be gone some tel
days Mr. Perry, we understa nd propose
while there to confer with the Governor ant
Attorney General in regard to the prosecu
ton of the canal suit, and to impress upo'
our representatives and the solons OF Wiscon
sic the necessity of letting we'll enough alone
and let the Supreme Court Of the UnteC
States 10 the compromising Superior haE
no more Jealous friend than Mr.. Perry.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03
SU MMONS .

c1ao, " # " b9Sel,s IN Circuit Court.
Jhu Ma Ks plai, til, against George c. Ho,Ofson,
Defendant
The state If Wisconsin to The ahove-namei defendant:
.uare hereby summoned oiId required L as~s I
the niaint # John NJ rrks. the piaintIff tie
above entities action, which said aint is filed
the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Iuurt in and
for the coanty of Douglas the town OF Sop rior
and t. copy of your answer at my IN G
in said within twenty days after The service #
his summons, exclusive of the day Of service and II
you Til 10 .nswer st cong latt rs hereby reGui ed
the plaintiff will take judgment against You tor the
sum of furhuudrtG and nIBeteeb dollars and slN v
five cents and interest thofeunat the rate ct w eiSe
PER ceut. per ,uuu,n from the Iwen,y~nInth Gay II
JuD- A. D., 1875. besides costs.
Dated January l1tli, 1876.
jau13t. THOS. CLARK,
PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEY Suue ir Ais
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03

Can any Of the officers orany 10Th man, y
tell what has became Of the Superior Library
Association. We don't mean, nor care for
that matter, to inquire of the whereabouts
of the body corporate-for it has been so
lifeess for the past FIVE years as to be utterly
unable to answer,--but there was at one time
quite collection of valuable and interesting
work among lis assets that it would be pity
to lose and which should be saved for the
nucleus of live association when we old
fossis should have passed away
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03

There are very few more energet-
ic, hard working clergy in the land,
than Rev. Frank L, NIiIlspaugh, the
Episcopal clergyman at Brainerd.
on the Northern Pacific. Besides
his regular parish, he has five other
stations where he has stated service
and still makes occasion to wedge
into his fight from place to place,
a semi-monthly service at Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03

GOOD CooKs-Ladies, if you
would be known as good cooks, and
would avoid the mortiteatlo OF
having poor biscuit for tea when
you have company, use d. B. De-
Land & Co.'S Best Chemical SaIera-
tus, and that only.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03
TnER nF@ rubI7eatfor1e. We can fur

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03
FARE: TWENTY-FIFE CENTS.
Pilots Star GslggaE.s

Combine beaut durability, and worth Send for il.
lustIated catalogue before buying. Address the
manufacturer EDWARD PLOTTS. Wa sbington, n. .
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03
Plots Star Organs
New and beautiful designs. AGENTS WANTED
Address EDWARD PLOTS, Washington, N J.
BARNES FcoT-sCRoLL SAWS
s1l so AVERAGED PER DAY,

FrIqoY so .rcember 14th, 1874
NrssPs W + JOHN BARAES. Rock tord ILL.,
ftIcmep. sawed 10 frcts for ballustrade Tor porN
tco and Is raci cts in first days running E'tfy
en-. mo has Witnessed the working of the saw has
nTo,unced If the useful mac ne ever invented
h.y. been working from twelve To sixteen men, ana
have done all my shop woik tscroll sawng) on your
machine running it daily since | purchased H. ana
have paid moth ng repairs, excert for saws Which
emnuit was mpararveIy small. Three weeks since
/ Durcbass d some imported cod and some nice de>
signs and turned my attention 10 tret work i nave
ay4rag gel Der day since that tire, S11.5G. / know
Of no occupation as pleasant and Tofittbe for me
hanic 10 suend his winter days at the above
Your machine runs lightly and easily that 1t VIII
not tire he most dec te after little pffctcee
in fact consider your machine indispensable to any
carpepter small his bus ness il, as be can
introduce the little machine to his scrap pile, ard
make enough brackets week to pay for his
machine / ccn-ider my machine just essehtlsi Ia
nv shop as q set Of bench planes.
Very truly,
M.FRED BELL,
Architect and Builder.
rvAddress, for full informal on,
W d JOHN BARNES,
Boz sA ResHTesr, Fesss4s.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03
plotts' Star Organs

Every instrument tally warranted Factory and
afice, Washington, y. j. Cnlresp onIence solicited
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03

Prank Fansworth lively commercial
traveller from st. Paul, was in town Monday
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03

A large size equal footing" is again Of
fered Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03

Joseph Caro- who left here for the St.
Croix about year ago sent for his family thiS
week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03
!. III I II : UIsSxAA Els

Agents supplied st figure, that defy competition
FOR tIe class Of Instruments. Try one. Adj
dress. EDWARD PLOTS, Waihington n j.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03
Superiorisms.

Leap year.
Oil and water.
Add an alkiIi.
Make an affinity
Duluth and Superior.
Talk mpromise-annexation
Any thing for procrastination.
- Wait for the wagon'-:he canal suit.
Duluth is a lamb-Superior is an awful
wolf
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-03

kL.&D Es2gi .G%&5It~, ..E.
TIE
Murray Hill FuoIisa''c- .
, 1876-01-22

uHEhDSTuFFS,
lLNtil-Was Fcry inl, With no uuota,,,e chsuep h,
prizes. There moderate inquiry by shippss, bu
they wanted connesslona Of lae per br which holders
would not suAts sesdnR the lscngth in *hcat sa]cs
were reported Of e5u brta wintern At 8 md
1.u50 btlA orring cxtras, partly At $5l5. Total 1850
Grla. Tho narknt cloacl noniinpy 1t tho following
ranRo Of prces Choice winter exrus, 7bD CON-
mon to good do, fl.75ss.so: spring extras, 4t.ooa
4.+0; good d0, tshoa&75: choice tlo $5,U0t1 s.21
patents do, Ss.9u3721; Muuesoia, $50076.a3; spring
snpfr0hes, &f.o'ys3.aD; Fyo flour. fL2Vsa11: mud
buckwheat do, a5.00Q6.s9.
BAAs-Waa 4riet and arm, at Tho recent advance,
with light oIeriugs. baca Iinted to u tons 1t
$ll.sO Oh track.
AhpnL1Kos-Sn1 wcro 20 tons ut sla,0o.
.MgAL-Was nominal 1t Sl4 ooa Is 10 Tor coarse
OIL track.
WliEAT-H4s more active and stronger, but vsry
Irregular. Liverpool vas quoted weak and lower, aud
New furk Inactive, hit shese facts seemed to have
very little influence Oh our MARKET wlfc1 cltsay
controlled by iocsl considerations. II II estimated
that puts fur oycr million bushels haye been sol
for th!s month, suoatiy 1t s10 aud good mauy fur
Frbfuary a esc md ths PARTIES sslug the privileges
af' Interested " ketllK ts market in above tlUsu
ogurus. untaide Of tslis. however, thcrc il growing
disposition 10 h and tbs hELrs demand VIA iucreayu
Agood many shos,s anticipated fsclius III co,,so
Iuence OF tho weakness III England and thought 1t
would ba good time 10 MI. Thu martet adysnred
fell buck lc, with laa4 Iyug. ii was exl:ortel tuat
carlnAsiA OF WHEAT AFu nov bring h0uRht III ttA mar
vt 10 shap 10 various ioiuts IN Msonr! Iowa. Ail
Ohio. " couE1o tAere IL dc4rlh vi wheat IN tt,s
saatrs, but, the qaslisy in su1no sections ~ 90
poor that It will nut mako good Aour w,tto,,t
un M sasni3sate Of wheat grown elss~hsse. Tbs berf
nlAud fuE NJ. early III the autumn, sud lan ryrr
since then kept No. much higher a. compared win
NJ. than L. duo 10 tho ddessaee In sesl ssluo, il
, 1876-01-22

AIC0H0I-Na8 quoted ht $..1!.
1iRO0M-cUltN-Waa tn futr tctnand and firm. The
tower grades thought to 10 plentiful In the sl-
terlos, hut the stock hero In snai though AMPLE aud
prlcea arc steady, while other grades firm Chocn
old llns l0ta1c; No. lurl. 715a yc; c{loice medt+
uHt. G..tt7xo; good medium brtsh. Gkr: fir in
side aud coyera. a.5to; inferior, 4dsisc crooked,
30afe.
BtJTTER-Nnns Of this fsa.urrs Of the marlet lIt-
fereo materially from those nnted for twu thr~e
days roToa. There Was no pcr:eptib'e falling Of IN
the denland and with continued moderate rece!pta
hodess ionn! no at''!culty ~ maintaining former
yellow. n,oli,ln 10 good aratiea lss2ae; H.
feFlor to common. l3Hl7t; common 10 ehotoc roll,
BAdarSa-The bag9ing trade was dull, with prtc..
easy. Bmnl bHycra nrb required to pay tho Iuote,
r!eos, but ut order for roaua lot could be rlaerfl
&c; Lewston :5e; hIon.snn. 25Sc; Ontario, 95ssc
American 4. 2lc Anaskeag, 2ac: burap bsgs. hu,
elac: do : hu. la8lGc; gltunios, s!ngle. 152lGc
diEEsE-Tas sstuatioh of the chrcso market r.
maiu1 mich ths hame Aa noted from day to day for
the past fortnight DuB!ncsA is reported uNusus1ly
good for tp season. aud holders of ti,ie fall-nias
cesse aro not dsrosed TO press aaes ut the current
fuctorT at 13k&l3Nc. and lower grades at d. ii 1Nc,
CoAl,-Thvre vas fair demand for both hard and
to ah sa tS was Sessa .sa Is
Er!e soo: Bnss1srg, s7.Svt* ZOO: jIostng yailuy.
Hltnot. $t.su.s5.eo. y
CoopTiRAGE-Pork barrels were in fair requcat at
$1 10UtS 1U5 Lard ticrces alow ut +, .Iss l.9
DRESSED lsUoS-were active carIy at Thursdays
price,, Gut afterwards shlets Withdrew nnd .he
ssI IT LS r. o, .s sso
sold e1vy at S9?5 the MARKET closing at ss.lHa b,l5
for large und ruall lota Common brought Ss.ooa
chiefly y, fs.as.
Fisis-ltocs sen1k!n unchanged. Thare WAS
Ss sh!ssh W.: + s; :':so's NJ ,SaS %. Sas n
! trout. $t.50; M. Rhore mackeroi, new. k.Orl,
, 1876-01-22

''Ht
-tM1rIE-lsceerta fur sbe wrek ending Ian. ~, ia
had, .aa!u.i 5,:so! brad tbs woek befors: supply
many rsain unsoi i thi' rse!en, s rrns p4ces S
soes s s:y rid " ioos.
~, ~ ;ss ssss
heai. against Aid A. stek hef"rs:
baforr; supry III skeea Of detasnd sh uni, tor.1le
wsather hsd ~ eaeet On he n ,rket and prssa were
sso s II YaiEs1. e. =; 5s IT,:
weehbcfore: run I'll. and good rsrke Will, eseTy.
IN H. te.2has.4o: r1sa 81 10 ios tn. tieoao,o':
g9od " 10 70 IT, $50; fatr I; To ~ ,~, s4.tne
NEW yoRH.
inR 5.7n for four days. Agstnst ey0 last wcek de-
closcd wax; furher esns at e iie tse x. Il. n
the markst fat Illinois s.eera I.&o0 H. Lad 10 DO
so!d Ike; sooa tnnshesnt i14c: conlmon to fair
aKsr-Ar1ivais. i,t'o. making looso for four days.
aRana: ls 7ao last .eek: good and primo and
ism; full pHrcs; Inferior to falr luL and weak ;
a9wnxard tsndfney; extreme range, hS@7Ac; fnest
!:' IT, ,ts ,aSs tst ae sss: ;ys |
fltc: car1oad ohio', 1Go tsA, at 7tio.
BUFFALO.
, nuEs.1o :!sn u.-cAr11E-Iscsespls s2s; total for
The week. d7is: no saIaa frssll arrivals were ali
through coslnglmenst; yards i,ars OF stock.
6HEEr AID IsAMns-neccirta a,RU1; total for the
werk lsiRoo; market moderately hctiva yesterdays
quotations.
Eloos-1ieceteta 1850; total for tho week % Toa;
narkat tAirly ao<iye; Yorkers, $7.4541.s6; hYAYy,
s7.a5lR7.4D
ST. LOUIS.
81. Lorls, Jan. 21.-IIo0s-stcsdy AMI Arm; gool
ten.and; shipping Rr.lcs fGa180.6o; packing $1.oD
97.2tt; extra t7.2597.3s.
CArrLE-steady; demand exceeds supply; good to
Prime s'atse shtppnx seesh t!.aoAs!5; fatr, xiIo9
-; lony etcers, ss.03*t:7i: ei.oco native coxb,
s2so8 100; feeders, 54.t0ta i.3ik,
cISutESATt.
CINCINNATI, Ian. II. -lIoaA-Skeaty With fair do
mani; cen'non to good light, $s.o i.is iar to good
natktR 81: :e0G*1fp: choice hcavy nonlnaiiy $1.i5B
7.6o. ltesc1pts, 6,2la; shipments, 1a7
, 1876-01-22

liz, at c fnniato, ii the present in,snrnse iralo In
+ On bosh .ss Of tc ea ta: % the .,ue IN w,a
Es.nsan the bul1a md hears has hctonse Of nato-
ai!mrnttanre, Tho ahiprtng demand ,esterl1y whs
rr tsbr,tary opened, 1t Ye sdvsnerI to s1o., iii
ess to pvA.. improyf !" nv5s snn close! at :,s
s.: ne s;nna sses .1ss s'se'aG se r:s eSs
tdtlAoht e1oting At pole: anil seller any 'Eoll nt
os u.. .:.s ss,ns ss1s q s i M a
t$iin; a. so9 hi No. 10 al a0o0 bu No.
20 Al 100 hu do {S W, At Hlc; LOCO bu re}ect
g r 40 ps @c aud bu By aamplc at ssaoe Total
sI,sssto1A 'wttEA1-w4s In good demand .na =
is hss .hs ass,f5 d "a No.
tor VERY small quantity. Sales were reported q ~
u o3 anR s9rnR stsS ~ p :aps es Nj nsrt
CoRS--%as sencI.iiy dull a. al'on. The same range
TIM opening. Int ihetc l1I,o dem.nd .snd mr.
offerings, With dull New York anu lasser receipts
ofsrina. ofssmpIs loss were in nxeess Of lie require.
ineisp. Adsires atou' Er1ope indicate ~. deaars
there Va. in o,s ena,aer'1s qacs nat
lett Il sho's,d srr,so In bad condition. Tic
Increment Of corn aerqas tho AtIa,tie tcrstsre eM.s
cost There ea limited inquiry here
OH New k1,slsnd account Bt1ler tho month orenul
.e. lid elosti Al s3se. aeiler FeSary ~ tnla I'D At
9sns ns s,er It. '3s :s ssf Mre H. 'G
,,s wrrA y.roro,i nS at s.x, in.N~ :, ~ ~
j mi IL, ht1t n1 81 a. IL ~ ~ M ~ ~ @ III i: I,
sisc: @ In 1,sw xsa Il S5Sc ny stSa NJ Il, -
attA loaoo S do 1t 34Qt3ic frfc Oil board carr Total
HaTS,vsro T., mn. h..,sr -o,,..t ,,1o
frmer than nj ill., ctnsa az t,e nrsYtm,. fs~ Tbn ~.
crpts were very susli and tare wero several Buying
orders On ts tjoor hui Rrirrr niTsreI nronerty a,r
rQly and generally Dsi,tci on huhrr nrlccs fl,sn
buyers were at liberty to ray. 4 few trades were
heu operators withdrew and very itt1o ras t,oe ,,r
luz the ati1our, Titere VISA Aono INQUIRY FOR cash
nj, to l cbn,scin ont sails werc n,a,,s At Id. Il
Jtc. flceced IA. eatabjc at v;r Enmntrr rorr fajr
ysctisc 8cer thc monst sol ., S'1ie: .c,lsr rH,
ruary at a1c; selIer areil At alr and seller Arr st
3lr NAV aoat 3ii61i 1:r cIosinr arnhat ill., out,
sitto flaxh sass Eurn retorifl Of IN X1l XII M at
sU}fa ]lc 900 III rcIe1tc at 1F: uAU 1l y Eaf11tlo
At Hta9.c on track: 5000 hu doat sot3a3c, FREQ ou
boatd. Total, ii. .01) b1.
1sYE-Was quiet AMI nnchangea. Tho receipts Of
No. larger. 1n that fact caused sonn buyers 10
hold OF or gupply themselves with SAMPLES which
waro also mose freely offered, and tho market oloscd
essy at Grfor No. !. aut at Csc for rejected. UIsa
sales reported Of 400 bu No. {rethrecepts at
t1l: 1.00 m by sample CGc, OIL track, and 8u0 b At