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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
The RAILROAD MEETING TO-
NIGHT.

An adjourned meeting of the manu-
.sc,urers and business men of Wheeling,
will be held this eveniIg z, At the City
Council chamber, in the interest OF the
C!e, elsnd, Tuscsrawas Valley and
Wheeling Railroad. The csnvassers
ast smother busy and successful day oi
i: Yesterday, aud are full Of confidence
u Ii, flsl success of the enterprise. AS
xe hsve before explained, the road Is
s,resdy Completed and in operation i'm
Lake Erie ~ Urichsville, dis
lance of lOl miles; and but 54
niles remain 10 De built, from the latter
placo 70 TIA city. At Elyrls, 8 miles
!-1m the LAKE. tris road crosses The Lake
Shore snd Michigan Southern; a. Graf
On. 25 miles from the lake, the Z. Z. Z.
4 |. road. on whose track its through
rains from the south run into Clevelsndi
:: Russell, 81 miles, the A Il q. w. road;
4. Warwick, IS miles, the Cleveland, Nj.
Vernon Il Colupbus road q. Massiilon,
-5 miles, the Z. Fl. w. & c. rosd, al
Canal Dover, 9s miles, the Msrietts,
Fit. 5urgh x Cleveland road; and al
Urichsville, the 7. G. x ST. l.. road.
In this one item vf connections alone
III: road Is singularly fortunate, having
Z distance of a little over 100 miles
seven first class connections. From the
sse 10 Msssillon the road trsverses
good farming country, and st many
poiI.. touches qusrres OF unexcelled
t4ldlug stone. From the junction of
:ae {. Mt. V. X c. TO the southern ter
Minus 1t passes through region rich in
.,sl and iron ore. The equipments of
:-e :osi s.e sll frst-clsss and Its man |
,;emer; able and satisfactory, as is
,.own by the fact that during the past
yaa' of hard times its net earning gs have
amounted TO $4,000 per month.
From Urchsville 10 Wheeling, sur.
'@ys have been made, the right OF way
procured and the line located. A large |
"a. ,-b.crIption has also been procured
a.occ ihsllne. But comparatively little
'eIsIs TO re done TO secure the compile
In %: this road beyond s persdyenture.
Nase.irc Is asked to sdd $50 0G0 70 the |
''''S ot the company, with positive as
'.'stee hat SIS soon as that amount Is
'.,:c'loed work will be commenced, and
'so'ogs'y pushed TO a Successful conclu-
80. This subscription is no, simply to
'-e seek Of the extension but TO the
Sax o. the entire road, including the
"IP.e;ed and paying portion.
With this road completed the New
l.'I Central, which controls the Lake
Shore sad Michigan Southern, would
one into direct competition with the
80 o:he' gres, corporations whose Iuss
'7ssa Wheeling.
II tie mstter OF the carrying OF ore, |
'-Hoe' sud wool, the savings in freigha |
Faca this competition would brig |
About would soon compensate our busi-
ae'' men for their expenditure in build
'as 'ae road. But in addition, We have
'a' irste of rich and prosperous
unity which viii be brought to our
-'o'' By this enterprise.
No Manufacture, or business man Of
Is city should fail to attend the meet
ag tonight; and before that meeting
Nioasns the $4,000 stock should be
III! m.de up. LIE. that b the deter
nlnIion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
RaflroAd Sold

LIwEEScE- KAs,As, February "a
The ST. Loan, Lawrence and Nssiarh
railroad xss .old to-day useef the ham
ner for $4,000 70 Frank Morrison. o.
Boston, in the interest Of mortgage bad
holders Il Is generally believed that
she power behind the throne the
A,ehison, TOpeks shd ssnt. Fe railroad.
vuicn hss been obliged 70 reni ssvenisf u
miles Of the road Tor sons tine, 70 get
into Ksnsas City.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

VIC Joihs oceofoa YDnkIobe, Wes TO-
moved, and the OeqIission adjourned TO
meet in the Supreme Court room at IL
o'clock to morrow.
The report, In substance, is as follows
The Electoral commission having re-
ceived certain certificates and papers pur-
porting to be certificates Of the electoral
votes of Oregon and papers accompanying
the same and objections thereto, report
that it has. duly considered the same and
does hereby decide that the votes OF W.
n. Odell, j. q. Cartwright and j. w.
Watts, the persons named in the certii-
cate of the Secretary OF State of Oregon
as the persons receiving the highest
number Of votes for Presidential cleo
tors, are the votes provided for by the
Constitution, and that the same are law.
fully to be counted as testified TO in the
certificates of said electors, namely:
three votes for z. B. Hayes of Ohio for
President and three votes for William
A Wheeler of New ork tor Vice Presi-
dent. The report will further set
forth that the election of Watts BY
the other two members of the elector raj
college was in accordance with the Con-
stItution and laws of Oregon. The
grounds for this decision SO tar as they
concern the eligibility of Watts, are
substantially that it is competent 70 60
behind the certificate Of the Governor,
% far as the same is not founded on the
sction OF the canvassing or returning
authority, provided for by the laws Of
the State, which authority in the
case Of Oregon is held to be the Sec
retsry of State. The report will
also take the ground that it is not essential
to show that the elector was eligible on
the 7th November, provided it be shown
tast he was eligible when he cast bis
vote in the Electoral College, and the
fact appears that the alleged Ineligible
elector Watts; was chosen to fill
vtcancy caused by his own absence
from the Electoral College, and he was
not ineligible at the the time he cast his
vote.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

the afternoon there wss partial recov-
cry, but just before the close there was
renewed pressure TO sell in some shares,
and the market was weak ON q renewal
OF rumors about Q railroad war and the
flioustering or the presidential question
in Washington. A vague report Of the
ceurt proceedings in regard to some Of
the coal companies also helped the mar
ket down. New York Central vas de-
pressed by rumor that Vsnderbilt's
will was to be contested and the estate
put in the hands of receiver. Nothing
substantisting this could be learned, and
II probably grew out of report about
contest on the part Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt q SOD OF the Commodore.
Delaware and Hudson Canal declined 70
46a, rallied TO 4S and closed at 47&.
Lake Shore declined to 4si. There was
= sharp pressure to sell botn these stocks +.
Delaware, Lsckswanns and Western.
after selling down to Coz, recovered 70
60l. New Jersey Central touched 10,
but closed at l0sc. Michigan Central
tell of to 45t and closed xt 4lA New
York Ger trail opened at 97t, declined TO
95s and closed at 97i. " estern Union
opened at IS, advanced 70
66, closed at the opening price. North
western common advanced TO 3if, and
preferred 10 SO, but closed At 33 ior the
former and OIL for the latter, or be-
low opening figures. Other changes
slight. The transactions were 2l3,0O0
shares, Of which 5000 were Pacific Mail,
"a, 900 Western Union, 5000 NJ rth west
ern, $500 Rock Island, 10000 St. Paul,
), S,OO0. Eric, $1,000 Lake shore, 1000 New
York Central, 5000 Michigan Central.
1 600 Lackswsnns and We,tern, 5000
New jersey Central, 1900 Delaware
and Hudson Canal, and $500 Atlantic 4
Pacific Telegraph Company.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

MoScURE d. CONWAY, the London
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Com
merciaL, makes the following reference
to the literary production of Wheelir 6
gentleman:
Tine Academy of to-day, among its
literary notes, has the following:
"A somewhat singular coincidence,
and one involving something like u
misfortune TO young poet, has occurred.
Mr.. William Leighton, an American,
having written an extended tragedy, en-
titled The Sons Of Goodt0in, received the
last proof OF his work only TO discover at
the same m.ment that Mr.. Tennyson
had used up in Harotd his entire
plot. Mr.. Lelghton's book has neverthe-
less appeared, u volume of lSS pages,
bearing witness to a great deal Of patient
study, snd not little poetic and DRAM
attic sbiIity."
The suthor Mr.. Leighton) alluded
10 IN this paragraph, Is member OF .
firm of glass m ,nulscturers in Wheeling,
w. Va, but belongs 10 family which at
one time lived IN Concord, MSS. He
studied at Cambridge, and took the de.
gree OF Bachelor OF Science at the LAW
renee Scient, ,tic School there. There is
something curious to think Of in a young
man sitting amid the smoke and toll OF
busy Wheeling devoting himself TO the
same old scenes Of English history
which had fascinated the Laureate
in his solitude. Those who remember
the appearance of Life in the Iron
Mills and the stories that followed 1t,
will reflect that this is not the first case
in which old Wheeling has given signs
Of the literary lie that may be fostered
amid smoke aud steam whistles. Bat If
Mr.. Leighton, on his next attempt
should transmute some Of that carbon 10
diamonds and set the steam whistles 10
music, he will be more secure against
bSving his plot anticipated, than II be
ventures 10 Sch.iemsnsizs on these old
ssrrows which the English are eIplor-
ing"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
WAshingtOn Items.

WAsHISGros, Fob. 23.-M. Outrey,
the newly accredited Minister of France
to the United Ststes presented his cre-
dentials to the President to-day.
1t is practically announced that un-
less new arrangements are made tor the
continuance of The Union, Democratic
morning daily, its publication will cease
st the close of the coming week.
The Louisiana Committee of the
House, has agreea to report bill recog-
nizing the Nichols government for that
State.
The President nominated Jas. A. vii.
lisms, of Iowa, Commissioner of the
District Of Columbia, IN place OF J. Ii.
Ketchum, resigned.
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.i..i. iiiss

prepared 70 farnlsh ali ela1ses with con-
slant employment AZ bosns, The whois Of
the time, or Tor their spare moments.
Business new, light and proniaDss. Per-
son Of either ssI easily earn from 30 cents
To G per evesins. aad q proportional sum
by dsyoting thsir Whole upe W tse bo<i-
Dess- Boy and Ziris earn nearly - mach
a. men. That al who sre this notice may
ssnd their address, and tsst the bu.tBsss
vs make this IN npafzlleled o1sr: To such
as< not we'll satisfied NE Will send o-,s
dollar 20 pay iof the iroubi' Of wiring,
Full Particular. sAmp plies worth several
OF Home nd fIrs-sds, one of the largest
and best illustrated PpDliostious, AL sent
free ~ mail. kesder, ff1ou want perms-
pent, profitable sofk, address 8EOkHG
sTI ShfIS ~. Port and Maine spyS<yb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
Turkish Marauders.

LONDON, February pa dispatch
from Bucharsts says that number OF
Turks, including soldiers, piIlaged Cor
auniei Island, in the Danube. A detsC h.
ment OF Roumanian troops captured
thirteen of the party including the
Turkish soldiers. The leader a the
msrsuder', who was Turkish official
from Rustceuk, and snothsr Turk were
killed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
O,MAhonel's kemaina.

Cork, February 2S.-The remains Of
John o Mshoney were taken from their
temporary resting place in Queenstown
this evening and escorted by large pro-
cession to a special steamer which brought
them TO this city. On their arrival they
were removed 70 the Mechanics Insti-
tute, where they now lie.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
Ohio l,~kssiatare.

Columns, February 23-fn the
House to-day bills were introduced 10
regulate the taxation of joint ttock in.
surance companies, to provide for pay
ing st orneys for tsklng depositlons in
criminal cases, TO allow county tIessurers
fees on receipts and orders, and 10 make
it penal ofsnse for county treasurer
tocollect more tax thsa the duplicate
calls for.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

LoSDos, February 23.-The Rouma-
MA government has informed the pow
ers that il will disbsnd the reserve,
early in March, a. Russia, even in the
event of war, has no intention OF occu.
pying Roumanis, but only desires the
right OF transit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
THE END.

The decision of the Electoral Commits
sion on yesterday virtually closes the
Presidential contest so lar as the action
Of the Commission can conclude it. There
is only one more State-South Carolina
from which there is a double set OF re-
turns; this State will be referred to the
Commission, and while it is alleged that
one of the HAYES electors from that
State is disqualified because Of
having been convicted of felony
aud fresh from the peniten-
tiary, yet no one who has observed
the action of The Commission will sntici-
pate this fact being troublesome objec.
tion IN the eyes of that tribunal, and the
State will be counted for HAYES.
The result of the Oregon case Is not
unexpected and the public is prepared 70
receive it. As an abstract principle of
rigat, the decision was just, inasmuch as
HAYES had carried the popular vote
OF Oregon and was entitled to
the Electoral vote of the State.
However we must admit in all candor,
that we have no idea that the Commits
sion was influenced by any such consid.
erations, for if it had been susceptible to
any such influence the States OF Florids
and Louisiana would have been counted
for TILDES. Viewing it as legal
Mr.. HAYES was not entitled
to the one vote of WATTS. We are free
to admit that CkoNINs vote ought not
10 have been counted, because he
did not receive majority OF
the popular vote. Neither should
WATTS vote have been counted, because
be was clearly ineligible and receiving
his vote was q clear and unmistakable
violation of the Constitution. But it has
been done and thus Hayes, according to
.hs verdict of the Compission, will re-
,eive lS5 electoral votoe-just enough to
carry him into the Presidency. Of this |
1856 votes which will be counted for him |
l3 have been stolen. That is = strong
expression, but there is no other word in |
,he English language by which to define |
he act 1t was q clear case OF steal
he worst kind of stealing-s regular
highway robbery-the two States OF
Florida and Louisiana, with their thlr.
een votes, the legal and equitable pro-
oerty of Mr.. TILDEN, were seized by |
he Republicans, their hands tied, their
mouths gagged, the bsyonet presented to
heir breasts. while they were rifed of
heir electoral votes, and the stolen prop.
,rty transferred to RUTHERFORD B.
HAYES. Ii anybody can make
sn,thing more or less of |
he deed we We would be obliged |
% them tor it. The case stands thus: |
r. B HAYES having received 1872 alec.
soral votes is 10 be counted In, and SAM
UEL j. TILDES who received 1877 electo-
raj votes is to be counted out. The ques.
lion now comes right home to every
man who is Il citizen of the United |
States and lover of free government,
Shall this iniquity stand and receive the
endorsement of the American people2
The people can answer it either afirma-
lively or negatively, and their answer
will be respected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
Iaiuuesson Granted.

ST. LOUIS, February 2S..-Judge Hoyle,
of the circuit court, to-day granted
temporary ipiunction against the Co
lumbia Life Insurance Company, re-
s,raining it from continuing in business
or dsposing OF any Of its property or
asset, without the consent Of the court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
kteaneF Suuk.

SHREVEPORT, February 23.-Stesmer
Belle Rowland On her down trip from
Monroe City, sunk at Swan Lake, ten
miles above Fulton, Arkansas. The
cargo consisted Of one thousand bales OF
cotton, principally for New Orleans.
The boat is . total loss. No lives lost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SEu YORK. February %. - MosEI
Easy .: 2t93i per cent Prime mercsn.
tile paper st9ii per cent Customs
recerpu 1896 Co. The Assistant TreAs-
urer disbarsed $50, 900. Clearings ST.
OOO,Ovo. Sterling steady at 4s2ts4s4i
GoLp-0pened At lo4i. soId up 20
lOSt, and closed AZ los. Carrying rates
! 70 81 pr ceni. Loans we're also made
fat
SuvEE Al London 5sti.; here silver
ban, III gresnbscks; III gold; silver
coin. A. per cent discount.
GoyKksMEsTs-Steady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

THK Democratic members of the Com
mission are not partisan, and voted to
exclude CRoNIN's vote. Now, If the
Republican members had been equally
free from party biss or Prejudice, the
vote Of WATTS would like wise have been
rejected,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
The EnSli.h Church.

LONDON. February 23.-Tne statement
is published that 9 league has been
formed by the Ritusli.ts, for the pur.
pose Of sgitsting in favor OF the discs
tablishment OF the English Church.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

The Electoral Commission Is not osiy
high-jolnted, bat il is double-joiuted,
and can perform more judicial gymnsstic
fesis than any professional .umbler that
ever crscei 4 ring.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
In Fsyor Of Peace

PEsTH, February 23.-A telegram
from Belgrade says lbs. Of the four
hundred members Of the Sklptschins
not thirty are in favor Of continuing tie
war
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24
ARARM AND HONE

YOUR own. NOV - TIE TTME
~ TOsECURE III Ths be&t snd ehssp-
SEBg seKA. on the line Of the Union
PACIFIC
me most favorable terms given aad
vsry ioy ratea od fass aEd freight N Al set-
tiers The best mAxks.G
Free Passss - LAs1 Bsysss.
Mas, dsseripsiye psmpbisv, neg sf'-
ton Il THE PfOSEEH,~ ssot frse svesy-
where. AddfsS q nAtLA
LAnd CoaT.s o. r. r q. omaha, AsA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

The Auglo-Americsn Cable Company
on the let OF March will reduce the tariff
on messages over its line 70 one shilling
sterling per word.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

The House oi Delegates is wsding
rough the school bill. Judging from
ne length of it, the remainder of the
..,,.ion is likely to be consumed in read
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

Wrsr vIaGIKIA begins to have at.
fractions tor some Guernsey county men
Jors sihsn Brsden moves 70 that state
this wsek.-Oambridgs. O. J4srsoaisa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

IT is now in order to ask: Are the
American people peers or vssssls?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

Tgrru and JUsTICs stand with veiled
40, in presence of the Great Crime.
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RAILEoAD Bosp-C'oseo qasrI.

STATE BosDs-S:eady.
SrocKs-Tbe market wn ievefish and
unsettled throughout the day and prices
10 many cases made Q sharp decline.
Coal nosd and trank iine shsres were
no.iessbly weak, the decline i1 them
bsing fnn 10 "a per esnt LAis u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

CEo>lS's seven, makes him the noes
-, Roman of them all.
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TuEi.wel Of consistency is not found
n the land of High Joints.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-24

THE Tripsrti.e-Ortgon, Florida and
LOUISIANA
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Msveaeats eG Prsoisest Dsxsesss.
ST. LoUIs, February 3,-J. II. fgles-
si.s, one Of the -Presidens" o. Mexico
accompanied by several o! hh stan
arrived here tonight en- route kaSs-
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At'heelina Re9ister.
,;old closed y'eterday at los

tn, r,other to-day v'a Be partly
,,oaiy, ,o,th northeast to northwest '0'"ds'
,,} pcsr isn ,srd 'urs
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LETTER LIST

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the postofiice at Wheeling, Ohio coun.
~, West Virginia, unclaimed, Haturday,
February ri.
To obtain any OF the following the appiI.
cant will plsase call tor advertised letter..
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NAY, Ne are seven"
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Mariposa ........... s 81 sul pTefer'd- ON
do. pref ...... ...... 81 roledoSWa D
Adams Express-l021s Fort wayne......- Sss.
Wells, fargo6Co sl,s rerre HRute- ..- ~
Amer. Union...... Us I. n preierre H.. IL
United States ~ Chicago dAlt H.. 81
n. I. Central.. SOfC. d A. prefer 'd.lUb
Erie...--....-....... 7ssOhio6 N issisippi 81
Erie preferred ~ u. d LackasRna. 8ih
Harlem .....-......l3i 'A.&P. Telegraph ~
Harlem prefer'd LIS Missouri Pacifci01k
Michigan Centl. Az lndianaCentrl- ~
Panama ....-.--..... 23 b. a Q.....-.. ........
Onion Pacific blx Il. a 81. JOE. .
Lake Shore.-..-..- 90 q, Pacific bonds-l0bS
illinois Central. ~. Pacific bonds l05S
{. and P-.--- =. 81 u. p. Grant B'da.l0I
Northwestern Z. S sinking Fund. "
Serthwest'n pid 81
NEW YORK, February 23.-Cotton--
Qliet at l2t@l2ac; futures closed weak;
February st l2iG9l2 5.l6c; March II
5-l6c; April II 9-l6c; Msy l2ic. Flour
In buyers favor receipt, $1,000 bar.
rel.; superane western and State 81 65(9
8 90; common 10 good S5 95@6 co.
good TO choice So 0696 90; white whsat
extra 81 l5(G6 SO; extra Ohio IS 95(a
20; ST. LOUIS So O09S 90 Rye Flour
u nchsnged. Corn Meal-Steady,
western 81 9OG3 10. Wheat Dull and
heavy; ungrsded spring 81 S09l 80.
No. 2 Milwaukee offered at 81 47; No. 3
Milwaukee in store 81 IS; No. z Chicago
spring in store 81 40. Rye-About
steady at Sl(ds4c. Barley-Dull; No.
Canada s5@S7lc. Malt-FIrm. Corn
In moderate deuknd; receipts 10000
bushels; steam mixed 6Oc; old Chicago
Gle. Osts-More active. receipts 10000
bushels; western mixed and State 40(a,66
Hay, Hops and Groceries Pc
troIeum- Doll and heavy; crudo Ice;
refined Ice; IN cases z2c; nsphtha I2r.
Rosin-DulI at s2 06(92 10. Eggs
Western Iesbst l4tlDlbc. Pork-More
active At Sl6 7h(GlG 90 Beef-Dull.
Drcssei Hogs-hore steady; western
50 759G s7i. MIddIes- Quiet; western
long clear s.c; city s:c. Lsrd-DuIl At
at SO 90. Butter-Dull; western l2t9
2Sc. Whisky-Qulet at 81 L.
PHILADELPHIA, February 23.- Petro-
leum-Lower, owing 10 q break IN the
combination; refined offered at II; crude
l4tc. Cloverseed Quiet and weak o,
l5!9lGc. Timotby-S2 05M2 10. Flour
FIRM; extra $5 70; Minnesota family
81 l2ia7 70; Pennsylvania aud Ohio
81 l2(d7 rs; high grades Of patcnt IS Oo
@l0 "a Whea,-Choice firm; western
red 81 40; Pennsylvania 81 569l bs.
amber 81 81; white 81 COOL 81. Rye
Ga track 73c. COrn-Quet and week.
yellow 6s@j6!c; white 5GIc; sail G6A9
jGic seller February. Oats--Firmly
neli; white 40(d42c; mixed S5(a,67c.
Whpky-Wcstern 81 OS. Butt.r--Ir
fair demand; New Yo,k and Bradford
c1uoty extra 21Cg36c; arsu 22Ga25c;
western extra 24,g2oc; Arsa l6@ls,.
Cheese-FIrmly he'd; western hrm at
l2CGl6ic Eggs-Dem.nd lIghG; west
-rn fresh l4gl5c. Woo!-Firm and
unchanged,
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