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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-05

In drawing tor positions the Harvard
secured No. /, Brown No. =, Trinity No.
No. 3, Williams No. 4, Wesleyan No. ),
Cornell No 6, Columbia No. I, Bowdoln
No =, Amherst No. 9, Princeton No. 10,
Hamilton, No. l., Dartmouth Il and
Union No. l3. The positions will be
so arranged at the regatta so that
No. will be first on the west side OF the
grand stand, No. next, and so on TO No.
IL. The Dartmouth wanted the race to
be four miles straight away, but the eI-
PLANTATION having been made that the
English crews were informed that three
miles would be the distance, the four mile
project was rejected. A letter from the
Yale College was read, notifying the
Association of it retirement. Also N COM
munication from the Howard saying that,
win or lose the next race, it will retire.
Upon its conclusion, the following judges
TO be stationed on course defined by the
referee were then chosen: Q. NJ. Hart.
well, Of Amherst, 1872; Robert c, Cor
nell, of Columbis, 1874; Ruff. Anderson,
of Cornell. 1878; &. +. Roberts, OF Har.
ward, 1871, and Richard X. Cross, Prince
ton, 1863. The following amendment
TO the constitution was adopted:
That the captains Of every crew
entered for the race submit to
the Regatta Committe at least one
week prior to the race, certificate signed
BY the Presidents of their respective col
leses, that each member Of the crew has
been regular member Of the college for
at least nine months prior to the race,
and specifying also his exact standing in
the college. 1t was resolved to hold the
next annual convention in New York on
the 81 of Decem Der, 1876. Adjourned.
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NtssIssippi Legislature,

MEMPHIS, January Am appeal
jackson, Miss, special says: Every
member was present at the organization
OF the legislature. j. NJ. Stone. Of Al
coon. was elected president pro temi OF
the Senate and ID. Price Potter, of Heids,
secretary. Counting Furlong. lndepen-
dent. a republican, the Senate
hiss ;wo-thlrds Democratic majority
In the HOUSE, II. NJ. Street, of Prentis,
wa, elected speaker and Geo. NJ Govsn
Of Marshall, clerk. The office OF presi
dent pro t,,n Of the Senate becomes i'm
por,sn, from the fact that lie will pro
baby be governor as the indications are
thst Governor Ames and Lieutenant
Goyerncr Davis will be impeachei.
Col. Lamar, Generals Lowery snd
Festhers,on. aspirsnts for the | ;. Sem
s,orship are here. Lamar Is ahead,
but Lovely is developing considerable
strength. Festherstone will get about
fifteen votes on the first ballot, al OF
which will afterwards 60 to Lowery.
The Governors message, which was
read this afternoon, gives considerable
otfense and is spoken OF as fslsifying tne
conduct Of citizens prior to the late elec,
ton and magnlfying incidents connected
with the campaign of which 1t Is largely
made up.
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chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January 4.-Flour-Dull and
nominal. " heat-In fair demand but
at lower rates; No 2 Chicago spring 9jlc
spot; 9G3 seller February; 81 05 seller
NAV; Mob Chicago spring 1Si9ls!c
Corn Higher and options steady; No.
1880 spot; 43sc bid January; 42ic bid
February. Oats-Firm; No. 2 30c bid
cash; 3O:c seller February. Rye-Dull
and shade lower at GGc Barley-DulI
and prices u shade lower; ISL spot; I6C
seller February. Dressed hogs-Quie'
at s. s5,G,7 90 Pork Strong and higher
and closed at inside prices; sl9 20 spot
Sl9 37J seller February, Sl9 GO seller
March. Lard-Fairly active and shade
higher. and closed with a continued up
ward tendency; Sl2 27l spot; sl2 4Ota
II 42l seller February: sl2 GOlal2 e2!
seller March. Bulk Meats-Firmer nj
7G7!mlO!mlO!c. Whisky-At 81 09
receipts for the week 1000, $1,000, 30,
900. 5000, 1000 and 600 gallons
shipments, II 600, COCO, $1,000 1900
400 and ! ! 900 gallons.
Oa cali board-W Wheat-U nchanged.
Corn-Easier at 42.@42ic for February
Oats unchanged. Pork-Easier, sl9 u
cash and $40 3j@l9 81! February. LARD
Unchanged.
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New York Market.

NEW 1oRK. January 4.-Cotton--
Steady at Is 5.l6@l3lc. Flour-Rs.
eeipts p 900 barrels; slightly in buyers
favor, moderate business doing for er-
port and home use; superfine State
and western 81 25@4 80; common TO good
extra - s0@6 S5; good to choice IS 4Ota.
80; white wheat extra IS s5@7 IS; e2-
ira Ohio "a S0@7 %; st. Louis IS 25(a,
9 90; Minnesota patent process, extra
good to prime, So 1901 rs; choice to
double extra 81 S0(9s W. Rye Flour
Dull at 81 40@5 80. Corn Meal-ln
fair demand; western So lO(13 50.
Wheat-Quiet; receipts $4,000 bushels;
No. Chicago spring, in store, 81 %;
No. 3 do 81 07GG1 0S; No. / Milwaukee ia
store 81 S2i No. 2 Milwaukee, saoat,
81 "a, No. 3 do 81 09; winter red west
ern 81 2o@l 80; rejected spring 81 OO@
OSl; ungrsded do 81 O0@l II; amber
western 81 S5(9l sS. Rye-Steady;
western $4,000; state, delivered, 95c;
Canada in bond SOC. Barley Firm and
more active; 2-rowej state 90c; 4-rowed
state 81 10; Canada do Sl2l. Malt
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Heavy and
toNcIi TcSeip1s oo,VO uusnelsi WESTERN
mixed, no grade SOC, low mixed graded,
66!c; mixed graded 67@67!c; yellow
graded, 6s@6s!c; old western mixed and
yellow 73@74!c. Oats-Dull and heavy;
receipts 1900 bushels; mixed western
and State 44G4s white do 46@60c.
Hay-Unchanged. Hops-Firm; east.
ern, western and New York State l0(2
l6c; California l7@20c. Rio Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Quiet;
fair to good refining s@sic; prime SC;
refined unchanged. Molasses-New Or
leans IN moderate demand ut 6O(GG0c.
Rce-Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
Quiet but firm; crude 7.@7sc; refined
l3lc; in Gases l7@l9lc; nsptha siG9!c.
Tallow-Dull at 9!c. Rosin-Dull nj
81 65dl IS. Turpcntine-Firm nj SsIc.
Eggs-U nchanged. Pork-firmer; new
mess jobbing at $40 75@2l 00. Dressed
Hogs-Scarce ami firm; western Si(99lc.
Beei-Quict; plain mess ll9llic; now
extra do lie. Cut Meats-Western
quiet; western long clear middles l9ic.
Lard-Steady; prime steam l3c; Febru-
ary l3 Bloc. Butter-Westcrn l6G2jc;
State 2393lc. Cheese-Quiet at 6G1l2lc.
" hisky-Lower 1t 81 l2t9l III.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Mnrke for
the Week Ending January

The business done this, the last week
of the year, IN Leaf Tobacco, has be"n
exceedingly small: bu. prices have been
well maintained, and the market closes
$rrn "a sltsrSrasSpcJsath old and NAN
after the first. The offerings mt auction
for tho week were S5 hhds and 81 boK".
At the BodmaEn Warehouse-26 bhds
and 80 boxes; 20 hhds Kentucky and
Ohio Cutting Tobacco at 81 lOtgl7 80
for common Smokers 10 good Cutting
Leaf; - cases Ohio Seed-lS at 81 g5(at
8 50, I at 81 O0G7 50, 4 at Ss Ooas 10,
at $40 30.
At the Globe Warehouse-32 hhds; ~
hhds Kentucky and Ohio Cutting Tobac-
60 at 50 OO(a II IS tor common Smoker.
to good Cutting Leaf 3 hhdo new South
ern Indiana Mt 81 05 s. 0OG5I 40.
At the Morris Warehouse--2 hhd,
and ! box; rs hhds Kentucky Cutting
Tobacco at e. J0(o,23 10, 3 hhds and ]
box new do at ell 20, ell 7blGl2 10, !
box at 50 -, 2 hhds new West NirgIn's
at s. 7j(d9 40.
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ACAPfrAL SUGGESTION.

Gov. ALLEN in his message to the
Legislature of Ohio slggests that the
Centennial be celebrated at the Capital
of that State and We see no reason why
this suggestion should not be acted
upon by other States. The States
rs States fought for and won
our independence, and we can
see no reason why each one
of them should not in an appropriate
manner celebrate the anniversary of
American independence. The child was
not born ut Philadelphia-it was only
christened there-but was brought to life
In each of the thirteen colonies loug be-
fore the Centennial Congress framel the
famous Declaration. Let Us have u-
bilee at Wheeling on the i!h Of July
UeSf
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 4.-Clover
Seed-l2,. Fls1seed-sl coal 65. Pc
troloum-Firm at l2iMl3c for refined !;
lO;c for crude. Flour-Quiet but steady
superflne 81 OOta 50; extra 81 7ji lows,
Wisconsin and Minnesota family - j0Gn,
s so; Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
s. 75GG IS; high grades and patented
81 OOta,s so Wbeat-SIow; Pennsylva-
MIA red 81 35Cgl 3S; western do 81 %;
amber 81 40. Rye-At goc. Corn
Less active; yellow $50 6oc; white 5sla'
eOc. Oats-Unchsnged. Whi.ky-De-
clined to 81 IL; western 81 10 for iron
hound. Butter-Dull and demand lighta
New York and Bradford county extra
38la 34c; frsts 3OCa,3lc; western extra 70
Gt29c: frsts 25Ca2Gc; rolls western extra
27@2sc; 6rss 2tCG2ec. Cheese-Quiei
and holders firm; western fine l2..
Eggs-Wes;ern fresh 29C1,20c.
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Crooked whisky.

Sr. LOUIS, January 4.-ln the United
Stae. Circuit Court to-day the whisky
cass, which were some time ago carried
up rom the District Court, were set rs
folLws: Two cases against Mckee and
oneioint case against Mckee and J. n.
Fitroy. January 20th; one case against
Mcguire and one case jointly against
Ma,uire and Mckee, Jan, %; one case
against General Babcock, January 81.
Ger. Babcock having made no formal plea
TO the indictment against him, District
Att.rney Dyer said he did not know
wha plea he would make, when Judge
J.Y Krum, Babcock's counsel, said the
gen leman would be present when called
on, md enter plea of not guilty.
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Another IOthRrtO.

81 LOUIS, January 4.-Rev, VIM
Gorton, pastor of the Cumberland Pres
bvte.ian Church at Pleasant Hill, Mo.
was arrested here to-day on the charge OF
sedu,ing a young girl named Harmy, 8
member of his flock. The girl came here
with him, and they have occupied the
same room since their arrival Gordon
has a wife and five children.
Jchn B. Still, a we'll known brakeman
on tie Missouri Pacific Railroad, was
killet to-day, by being knocked of car
four niles from Warrensburg, and then
being run over from ithe left shoulder to
the right hip, cutting HIM in two.
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Erie Railroad in London.

Loypox, January An adjourned
meeting Of Erie railroad stockholders
took place here o.day, to consider the
proposition recently made by the Ws:kln
committee. Sir Edwin Watkin moved
that the scheme OF the committee be
adopted in principle, subject to such
notifications OF the details as the COM
mittee many think necessary, or
e1pedient. After consultation with
President Jewe.t and Mexican, bond.
holders and stockholders, resolution
that committee be appointed and en-
powered TO execute the scheme and tina.
Gov. Tilden. OF New Yori; be invited
to act A. reference and decide all ques-
.ions tha, might arse in It's completion
and execution was adopted unanimously.
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Stagnation In The Grain Trade

LONDON, January 4.-The Times, in its
financial article. has the following:
at seems, from recent articles in the
Moscow Gazette, that great stagnation
prevails in the grain trade in southern
Russia. Russian agriculture and COM
merce are threatened with collapse.
Chief among the causes is the keen COM
petition of America since the civil war
in that country. The British imports of
American wheat has increased till it
stands now where the Russian Importa-
tions stood in 1867. Then Russia sent
out 44-l00ths of her total imports and the
United States only l4-l00ths; in 1878 the
United States sent out 4i-l00ths and
Russia only 2l-l0Oths. This does
not represennt decrease to that extent
of Ruussia's total exports. On the con-
trary they have slightly. increased, but
Americas have increased much faster.
The causes are declared chiefly - be
Americas superior advantages. Her
virgin soil and her more scientific agri-
culture. The Gazette therefore urges
Russian agriculturalists to in.
corporate new lands, use bet
ter appliances and more skill.
but says that cheaper inland transporta-
tion is the chief need.
The Ga-stte's Adessa correspondent
writes "that the oldest inhabitants declare
that Adessa was never at such n stand
etrrr ~" --------.--- - - '----,, /,
bankruptcy follows bankruptcy, and
wheat is lying in the storehouses.
The Go=ettc says that the condition
of affairs is largely Influenced by the
misplaced activity Of private banking
houses, which made credt easy and cheap
and which occasioned the storm of fever
ist speculation and created experimental
undertakings. Now being forced 10 cur.
tail, thev have been reduced to most
awkward position. Many thought such
state o! things would last forever.
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PHILADELPHIA, January 4--Ihe
MOODY aud Ssnkey noon prayer meeting
was veil attended Nearly two hundred
requests for prayer were read. Mr.. Moody
made an address, takiRg for his subject
How to Come to Christ The taberna'
Gle vas crowded in the evening. Mr.
Moody spoke of the downfall of man
Selecting differeRt passages of scripture
he gave his own Interpretation OF them
He made reference TO sensational clergy
men, saying there are some preachers who
have power and elosuence, but they are
preaching religion without blood IN 1t
Such men be said he dispised.
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Mysterious Box-Perhaps Dynamite.

Mysterious Box-Perhaps Dynamite
NEW YORK, January 4.-Csptair
Kennedy, OF the Ninth precinct was in
formed to-day that a wooden box of ,
very mysterious character, was found il
the storeroom of Pier So, North river
occupied by the White Star line of steam
ers. The captain Investigated the matter
and learned that the box had been
brought there on board the Celtic, which
arrived at this port from Europe on
the 2lst inst. The steamer left Liverpool
for Queenstown and New York on the
l4th ofthat month, and on the day before
she ssied William K. Thomas, who
caused the terrible explosion to the
Mosel and who had engaged passage in
the Celtic, had brought the box on board
at Liverpool, representing it to contain
$4,000 in gold coin and wished 10 effect
an insurance on the box for its full value
He wsstold that insurance was not neces-
sary, that it would be placed in a special
room where it would be kept safely. He
was alS informed that before insuring
the box it would be necessary TO have it
opened for inspection. To this he de-
INJURED, and 1t was placed in special
room, where it remained undisturbed
throughout the whole voyage. Thomas
came as a passenger on the
Celtic and when the box was
brought ashore, he represented to the
custom house inspector that 1t contained
cartridges, which he had brought to this
country for his own use as he was going
oman extensive hunting tour through the
Western states. He asked leave to place
the box in store room ON the wharf and
he would call for it in few days. He
left it there, but never called for 1t again,
md il remained there undIsturbed until
to-day. The curiosity of The officers of
tie steamship was aroused by the Mosel
catastrophe, and they opened the box,
which was found TO contain y small one
With four bags OF large bird shot and
Gled canvass in it, The box was lined
With steel an eighth Of an inch thick, and
vas Of pine wood. 1t was nailed securely,
md fastened with a strap of iron. y
smaller box contained two bags of shot
md two other bags were lying in the
tottom. The bags were marked "Walk-
e, Parker 81 Co.. London; best shot,
20. 3" There was no address or mark
n the box. 1t was sscertained that
"homas took room at the Fifth Avenue
lotel October oath, and remained there
three days. When he left it is supposed
le sailed for Europe, his project for the
obstruction Of the Celtic having failed.
"he box is now in the hands of the
lollce.
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An Old Man Murdered by Boy.

ST.. LOUIS, January 4.-The Ersning
Dispatch has special from Jefferson
City stating that while Henry Bernatz,
90 years old. was trying to protect his
little son from being roughly used by q
parcel OF other boys, near Usage City,
Usage county, No, Sunday afternoon,
a young man named Henry Melkamp
struck him on the head with a club,
smashing his skull, from the effects OF
which he died in about an hour. Mel
ksmp fed and has not been captured,
Mr.. Bernatz was very quiet and IN
offensive old man and much respected.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, january 4.-Cotton -
Quiet and steady at l2sc. Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Whest-Quiet t$l -
,6l 35. Corn-Dull at 45@46c. Oats
Dull at 35@4sc. Barley-Quiet at slls
al 10. Rye-Quiet at 7sGsoc. Pork
Dull at sl9 20 spot. Lard-Steady
and in moderate demand; steam $l2 81
(gl2 40; kettle, l3l@l3ic. Bulk Moats
Quiet at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bacon-Steady at 9l@9!Ml2tdl?lcH
l2.c. Whisky-Demand fair and mar
ket firm at 81 IL.
Hogs-Dull; common to good light
So 75(aj7 co. fair TO good packing 81 7Ot@
20; choice heavy 81 26@7 20
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARRISBURG, January 4.-The Senate
was called to order to-day Dy Lieuten-
ant-Governor Latta. Z, W. DAVIS was
chosen President, pro tenn by 20 Repub-
can votes, the Democrats refusing to
vote on the ground that the officer had
been elected, Davis having been chosen
at the end Of the session of 1875. The
House was called to order by Speaker
Patterson and business proceeded.
Pennsy lvania Finanees-GOvernOr
Message.
Governor Hartranft, in his annual mes
sage to the Legislature says that during
the fiscal year ending November 30,
| 1875, the total amount of debt redeemed
was 81, 1886 497; total receipts 1854 $50;
total disbursements $6,54l, ,443, and bal
ance in treasury $99S,207. 1t is estima.
ted that the revenue this year will
be about 100000 less than
last year which would make
a deficiency at the end of the correct is-
cal year of about 100000. The appro-
priations can be materially reduced, and
the deficiency must be provided for,
either by the imposition of new taxes or
the diversion into the general fund Of
some of the revenues now floating into
the sinking fund. To levy new taxes al
time when the business and industrial
interests are prostrated would be unwise
and great hardship, and would justly
meet with public condemnation. The
necessity, therefore, Of the redistribution
of the revenues is obviously a duty thet
is urgent and demands immediate atten.
tion. The Governor, therefore, recon-
mends that one-third of the revenue now
assigned to the sinking fund be transfer
red to the general fund.
Referring to the Centennial Exhibi-
tion the Governor says: "Whatever
doubts have hitherto possessed the public
mind about the success of the Centennial
are now happily dissipated, and it is evil
dent that the country has awakened to
the conviction that the exhibition, instead
of being merely local, will
transcend in dignity and magnitude
any of the exposltions which
have preceded it in Europe. 1t becomes
Pennsylvania therefore to stir herself
and strive to have full representation
Of her resources and industrief on exhi-
bition.
The Governor calls attention to the
disturbances in the mining regions, and
says that some remedy must be devised
for repression. l must be understood
once for all that any violation of the
private rights or resistance to public Off
GERS when in discharge of duty will be
summarily dealt with and If civil author
tiles and power of county cannot main
tain the supremacy of the law the
whole power OF the common onwealth shall
be employed if necessary to compel re-
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Germany Favorable 10 Grants Cu'
ban Question.

LONDON, January 5.-A dispatch from
Berlin says the German government is
favorable to the proposition contained in
the American circular in relation 70
Cubs. The German commerce is being
seriously prejudicsd by Cuban disorders.
tIsrmAn merchants settled in Havana
recently presented memorial to the
Richs;ag asking for redress through the
Intervention Of Germany.
1t is reported thst the Spanish Mini'-
Ter At Berlin has notified the German
government Of the Dispatch Of sP.in in
reply to America proposals and Of IT.
contents.
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French news.

PAEIs. January IN. Gsmbetta has
announced his intention Of coming for
ward rs a candidate for the Chamber Of
Deputies in Paris, Lyons, Msrseilles,
Lille and Bordeaux. HIS purpose IN
doing 20 is 70 ascer:AIn the judgment Of
the large cities upon the policy OF the
compromise which lie espoused during
the latter par: Of the Sc sion.
The Monit>ur gives notice that the
government will not support the Bona
parts, candidates in the coming election
Mr.. Uutrey. Minister PieuiPo.entisEy-
has gone TO Egyp. on special mission.
N Jules Dc Mohl member Tor lnstu-
In, il dead
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Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, January An the Ken.
tucky Legislature to-day, a resolution
that Kentucky Senator'S in Congress be
instructed, and the Representatives re.
quested to use all efforts to secure the
passage of bill which, guarding the in
terests of the government and rights OF
the people, shall afford to the Texas
Pacific railroad, such aid as will insure its
early completion, was presented and re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Railroads.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 4-Woo!-
Demand quiet and NOR. firmly held;
Ohio, PennsylyAnis and West Virginia
Xxx and above 46ta,50c; extra 4e(a,4i tc;
medium JOfa 54c; coarse 4eta5oc; New
York. Michigan, Indiana and western
fine 42Gq 45c; medium i5fg54c; cosrse ~
"a 4gc; combing washed 5s,s62c; un-
washed 42I(a4Sc; Canada combing Ssc;
fine unxashed 3Ia32c, coarse and me-
dunn unwashed 3jts,3Sc; tub wnhed 81
a57c; extra and merino pulled 4o1a,42c;
No. and supertne pulled 2e(94 42c.
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Ctucinna, Horse and Mule Market.

ClSC1NSATI, January S.-Thire has
been tair inquiry for stock Of nearly
sl grades during the week, and with
light offerings nearly everything in the
market was sold, so that the new year
opens with short supply and fair de-
msnd.
HoRsEs-The sales for the week were
about 225 head, nearly all of medium
and low grade. One car load was taken
for Baltimore and l car far Georgia,
chiefly of pugs and light work horses,
at $500 loo. There Is some INQUIRY ior
street railroad stock a, S1o(d loo, and
good drivers a. $l25td LIS.
MULgs-The offerings are short OF the
demand and prices ruie higher for To-
hand mules, with sales al sSot9loo, and
l4I hands bring s60(d15.
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Increased Rate. for Handling Graio.

NEW oRK, January 4.-Ata meeting
OF receivers and jobbers in grain, yester-
dsv. a communication was read from
John A. Beyer, Secretary OF weighers
meeting, informing them that the pro
posei increasey rates for e!evating and
weighing would not go into effect before
February lst instead of January lst,
a. a. trs; intended The meeting replied
TO ,hi. by passing resolutions that it
would be imprscticabIe " have tao
rates and requesting the weigheT 70
reply before the 10th inst. as 10 whether
they will charge the rates they propose
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 4.-flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. 2
western red 81 %. PennsylyAnis red
81 %. Corn-S,sady; western mixed,
new. 62lc. Oats-FrTner; western white
43,a4Jc. Rye-More active but easier
A. 7sfa,s2. Hay L UnchAnged. Provi-
.ions are only limited 70 iobbing de-
rnard. Pork-Seu s2l 80. Lard-Un-
changed. Butter Unchanged. Petro-
Ieum-Pirme, and higher; crude : sc; re-
tined 1916. Cofee-Dull and unehAng.
Cd. whisky-Dull and heavy 4, 81 l2!eS
IL