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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15


INDIANAPoLIs, IND, Jan. 15.-Otho
Steady, ayoung man twenty-five years
OF age, died at the Illinois House, in
this city, yesterday, from the effects ol
morphine selt-administered Being out
of work and unable TO find employ
s supposed to be the reason Of the act.
Arnold Laire, aged ten years, living
near this city, in trying to climb on a
Bee Line locomotive, yesterday, fell aud
broke his neck. The boy was on his way
from school, and In trying to steal ride
home mel with. the accident whloh cost
INN his lie.
About 10 O'Clock A. NJ. yesterday
Newton Gosney, switchman at the l., b.
&W. yards hile crossingWhite River on
The Vandalia bridge on freight train,
fell from the top OF u Car to the river be-
below, distance Of forty-fve or ttly
feet. Ip falling be struck the timbers
of the bridge, cutting his head badly.
He is seriously injured, but it is thought
he will recover,
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A Crispin lockout.
National Associated Press 70 tho ssar.

National AsS0ciAted Press 70 tho SSar.
LYNN, MASS, Jan. 15.-In accordance
With a resolution, adopted almost unan-
imously by the boot and shoe manufac.
turers Of this city, those workmen be.
longing to the Crispin organization were
yesterday locked out. There is consid-
cradle feeling among the Crispinr, but
the city has been quiet all day, no ar.
rests having been made. The Crspins
held a mass meeting, at which several
addresses were made, all breathing d
spirit of determination to hold out. They
expect to receive help from all quarters,
aud subscriptions have already begun
to come In. Both the manufacturers
aud the Crispins are determined to stick
and the prospects seem good ior lony
lockout,
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Dealing in the QHcer.

NattOr al AssOClnJed Pfess 30 the S5GF.
WILKMSBARRE, PENN, Jan. 15-Thr
arrest of TWO men in this vicinity Sun
day, for passing counterfeit tive-dollar
notes on the FIRST National Bank Of
Hanover, Peun., has led TO much dis
cussion here because the parties-Wal-
colt, Of Kingsto aud Irwin, OF Pitts
tou-are old residents and have been
hitherto considered respectable. Chief
Of Police Kelly, of this city, has fouuu
quite number OF yictimized merchants
{, day, but they all have been imposed
upon by other persons than those ar
rested. II has beeu discovered that the
business of selling counterfeit money
has been carried On quite extensively in
this country OF late.
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Almost a Pass to Eternity.

National Associated Press to the star.
RICHMOND, IND, Jan. 6.-Henry
WesLenburg, IA German, residing in this
city, aud about thirty years of age, after
drinking all day, wound up last night
by taking a dose ofmorphine.
He then stumbled off to livery stable
and went to sleep, and was apparently
dead. When me dical assistance could be
procured antidotes were administered,
\ stomach.pump was applied, aud after
an hou's work he was brought back to
life. He had drawn all his money out Of
bank, and told his friends that he was
going to leave the country.
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FRESH FIRES.
N NatIonal Associated Press 70 the Star.
IN LOWELL, MASS.

N Natlonal Associated Press 70 the star.
IN LOWELL. MASS.
LOWELL, Jan. 15.-A ire last night in
tue Wyman Building, corner Of Central
and MeIrimac streets, this city, de-
stroyed about S25, 900 worth Of property.
The largest sufferers are Mcssrs. Adam
& Co., furniture and carpet dealers,
whose loss amounts to $2O, coo, incurred
for $I4, 1850; KimbAli, apotnecary, Wood
ward u Churchill, cl0thiers, and Cham
pIin u Cn., stationers, loss each $1,000;
Sa;g4n & Son and j. W. White, cloth
ing, $500 each, and William Whtttemore,
stencil plates, aud J. W. Slaae, tobAc-
contst, about $50 each, all fully Insured,
the policies aggregating $66 0O0.
The building belongs to W. W. Il M. A
Wyman, OF Boston, aua ls DAMAGE
mostly by water 10 the extent OF $500
IN THE PITTsTON MINE.
WILKEsBARRE. PA, Jan. 15.-The fire
In the Dennlug Mine at Pittston has
been brought under contro aud though
the damage is very large repairs will bt
| m ade at once, and the mining work wit
| 40 doubt be resumed this week.
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After the Coal MOnOpOlists.

NHtIOIUI lkss0UlHsoo f0nS 70 o''o "s'Sh'
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 15.-ln the AS
sembly last night Mr.. Browning offered
the following resolutlon:
"Whereas, A combination Is recently
reported in the Daily Press as having
been entered into by the railroad anu
coal interests for the avowed purpose oI
limiting the supply OF coal and embar
ra. sing consumers Of that article;
"R j. olved, That the Committee on
r .tlroads be directed 10 investigate the
subject, and ifit be found that any cor
poratlons protected by tie law Of this
State be violating their charters, the
Committee shall report within twenty
days what action OF Legislature is nsceS-
sary to obviate the diff fticulty."
The resolution was referred to tine
omm ttee ON Railroads.
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His Income Gone.
NEW YORK CITY.
Mystery of the Schooner Il. j
PRAY.

Pray.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-A gentlema
called a. Police Headquarters last night,
and had an interview with Inspector
Dilks on the subject OF the sinking OF the
schooner Edward II. Pray. According
to his statement tue vessel WAS at pier
"a, North River, a short time ago. she
had on board cargo, part OF which Was
lour hundred barrels OF Nova Scotia her.
ring.
The captain OF the vessel, Mr.. Edward
II. Pray, mad no insurance upon her, but
the cargo was insured in the Atlantic
Mutual Marine Insurance Company.
When found scutLled in the river, the
vessel WAS completely gutted. Not a
portable article OF any kind was found
on board, and it is now feared thut
thieves boarded her, and, after ssckipg
the vessel, scuttied her, in the belle
that she would 20 to the bottom. The
horrible suspicion is also entertained
that her crew were murdered. The gen.
,lemau who called on Superintendent.
Dilks last night promised 10 call again
Today, and will give further facts to
subslantiate his theory OF the mystery.
Daring Robbery.
Henry Knevers, en- mployed as CLERK In
the paper manufactory OF F. IL. W. Chit.
ing ana Chas. l.. Young, AIT West Third
street, drew $3.50 from the Second
National Bank yesterday. While
ON his return with the money
in his pocket Kueyers saw three
men c0miug towards hin, one
Of whom selz him around The waist
while u second struck him upon the
head with some heavy instrument, then
the third got the money. The highway.
men escaped, two of them in light
wagon, but we've subsequently captured
and held In So 900 bail.
Victim of tho Barclay-streetF Fire
NEW YORK, Jan. 1j.-Miss Mary &
Avery, OF ISL Leonard street, died to
day from injuries received at The fire in
the Greenfield factory on Barclay street
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Colonel FL. NJ. Black, U. 5. A.. 10 az
the Burnet House.
Edward Plscc, Esq, is iu the city On
a visit from Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. Nellie Bishopriok Willard is On
visit here, her old home, from Bos'cu.
Messrs. Holtrerich and BUrdiek
have returned here, their old house.
from Kansas.
Mr. John King, Jr., President Of kAa
Baltimore & Oulo Railroad, WAS in tho
CITY last night.
General Hal. c. Young has accepted
the position of Commissioner 70 Cue
Paris Exposition.
Captain George w. Levy, Ex-Chief st
the Louis Vile Ere Department, is Ia tbs
city visiting his brother-in-law, Chiet
Enoch Aegrue.
John Van Amrlnge, an old Cincinnati
ian aud a sou-in-law OF the late Captata
William Garrison, died at San Fran
CISCO, Cal, a short time ago.
Mrs. Dena Baker, daughter Of Mr.. q.
Maag, of the Western Hotel died yestar.
day morning at her fathers residence.
She leaves two children.
DR.. Angell delivered his last lecture
on political Philosophy" before tue
Cincinnati College last night, and Itsa-
mediately took the train for his homo as
Ann Arbor.
at late meeting of Washington
Camp, No. 7, Ohlo z. .. S. OF A., Is vas
unanimously voted to grant to Rev. n L.
B. Taylor, their former chaplain, a eeT-
t.tcate OF membership.
Colonel John W. Garrison. late OF tha
Arlington Houee, while on u pieAsa1s
trip to New Orleans, In company w,tk
his wife, was taken seriously i'll on taae
way down and obliged 10 stop at HeisHs,
| Arkaneas.
Mr.. T. Al. Collier, OF Memphis, tfax.
cling agent Of the B. q o. RailrOad, ar.
rived in the city this morning. He ID
| cue OF the most courteous gentlemeu iA
the railroad tbusiness-a business, too.
where courtesy aud genuine politeaess
| is the rule.
MIR. Harry Lewis, the former treasures
Of the Grand U O,,era-house and 0ne ca
the most genial gentlemeu In the pro.
| tessi ion, is just home from long "trip ka
the Pacific Slope in charge OF the Liik
putiau Troupe. His friends are cord,a NJ
in welcoming him back, and In addition
are o0rgratulating him Oh a sGocsssTt
trip AT u time when there are few ai,ts
Ito return with such h0n0rs,
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of New York, and Neil O'Brien. The
former weighs 1877 pounds. IL 8 feet w
inches high, and "a years old. OBrien
is feet TH iaches high, weighs 15S
pounds, and 30 years OF age.
: They had been in sequested spot, out
OF police circles, preparing for this
event. Few witnessed it, aud as the
men are somewhat well known in pu.
gilistic circles, a great deal was ex-
peoted of them. Eighteen rounds were
fought In forty-seven minutes. The fight
was then declared draw.
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Railroad Com sM issioner.

Specials 10 the star.
COLUMBUS, Jan. IA message " a.
received in the Senate to-day from Gov
ernor Bishop, who in it withdrew Gov
ernor Young's nomination OF Chauncy
Newton, OF Ham lton, to be Railroad
Cummissioner, and nominating W illiam
Bell, Jr., of Franklin, for said position.
A message WAS also received from
Governor bishop, notifying the Senate
that he had this day appointed
the following as mill ary STAFF;
For Adjutant General, Luther
N. Meilley, Assistant, Leanuer II, Hoag-
land; Judge Advocate, General Sam'l II,
Hunt; Qdartelmaster General, Charles
Young; surgeon General, j. kmmit
Burns; Chiei OF Enylueers, Frederick
G lger. To be Aids, with the rank u
Colonel, VIM: A. Birchard, Carson Lake
r oharu NevIns, Jr., Gr rlu II. Edison,
Evan T. Williams, Louis It. Soumidt,
Ralph X. Paige, james ID. Williams
Thomas K. Robe and III. l.. Hail.
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FOREIGN.
The Eastern Trouble

National Associated Press to bhc star.
FRANCE WANTS TO KNOW.
LONDON, Jan. lj.--Circulars have been
issued from the French Legation ln Lon
don to all the French Consuls in Great
Britain and Ireland, charging them to
report exact Information cOnoerh'ng the
popular ieeling on the Eastern question
and Intervention. This coudrms The re-
port that France has interrOsated Lord
Derby in regard to highlands intentions
regarding Egypt. 1t will be seen, there
fore, that tUis action Of the French he
public iurtEer comp lea EnglahGs re-
lations with the Continental Powers.
WHAT WILL THE QUEEN sAYr
SpeculatiUnS a5 to Lht pruDaDle tenor
OF the QIeen's message are plentiful, but
| contradictory and Inaccurate. 1t will
be road to the Cabinet and leaders OF
the opposition to-day al Osborne Castle
ENGLISa TROOPS
LONDON, Jau. l5.-Tue uu. Ward-bound
IrooI,-snip Euphrates, with eleven huu-
dred ana torty-tw0 men for India, has
been ordered by telegraph to stop al
! Port SAID.
A dispatch from ConstantinopIe saye
that there 10 a panic at PhiiIPpopoii,
aud the Inhabitants are fl ing to Con
| stantinOple.
Great Britain.
DEATH OF AN rX-FENlAN.
LONDON, Jan. .l5.-Sslgeant Mccarthy
one OF The recently released FEM ans
died suddenly to-day.
EARL DERBY SICK.
| Earl Derby is quite ln0lsposed to-luy
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Dcath OF Mrs. Thorn +.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-Mrs. Lillia
A. Thorne, nee Davenport, the actress,
died in tbs oity, Of pneumonia, at 10
O'Clock last Digh!. Mis-. Thorn WAS ,he
wife OF Frost Thorn, who lost his life Oh
Commodore Gamers yacht Mohawk
and second daughter OF the late K. l..
Dayenport. She leaves two children.
The funeral will take place Wednes-
day. Mrs. Tnorn was Formerly we'll
known actress IN this city, aud had TO-
tended to le turn to the practice OF her
profession. bat was preyeAted by the
Ilness which has terminated fatally.
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WASHINGTON.
Our Mexican Relations
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.--The coming OF
Minister Foster 10 Washington, which
is expected daily, has given rise 10 a re-
port telegraphed over the country that
the Government has decided to recOg-
nize Dlaz. The report is incorrect. The
Cabinet has for some time past been
unanimous that DiaZ should be reoog-
Mizad. but will take no action until Con
gress, which appointed several lnVestl-
eating committees to inquire into our
relations with Mexico, is heard from on
the subject. The Secretary OF State says
also that there are some matters to be
settled with Mexico that can be attended
to better before than after recognizing
D.aZ.
Presidents Reception.
The Presidents first evening recep'
tion will be held this evening from to
10 2. NJ.
Resigned.
General Peter Osterhaus, of Missouri
U. S. Consul at Lyons, France, has re-
signed his position.
To BE removed.
The case OF Collector Freelaud, O.
Brooklyn, n. T., which has been under
consideration for SON. time has at las1
been decided, and his removal will bt
made within a few days. His successor
has not yet been determined upon
There are several applicants for the po
sition. 1t is understood that seVera
other important changes are oontem
plated in the federal Offices OF New
York State.
His Income Gone.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-A. NJ. Blair
Collector OF Internal Revenue for tht
District of Kansas, has rendered hi
| resignation in consequence of an orde
| directing the removal Of his office iron
Ottawa to Kansas City. His resignation
has been accepted. John c. Carpenter
| will probably be appointed TO the posi-
| tim
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Getting Ready.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YuRK Jan. 10. - The United
States steamer Tallapoosa, commanded
by Lieutenant ID. G. McRltohie, sailed
from the Bro0klyn Navy-yard this morn.
ing for Washington.
The Uniled State. ship Supply will be
10 readiness 70 receive exnlbits i0I
tran port to the Paris Exposition To.
morrow a. the Navy-yard.
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THE STATE CAPITAL
The Governors Inaugural Ad-
dreSs-New State Officers
Reception, Etc.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to bhs Star.
COLUMBUS. Jan. 5.-Goy. Bishop de-
liyered his inaugural address about 8
2. NJ. yesterday. The following are
some Of its features:
The Governor opens up by reference
to the financial condition of the country,
and says that among the first and most
imperative thIngs demanding the atten-
ton Of the Legislature is the present
financial distress. The Governor says
that reliet must come by economical liv-
ing and judiojous legislation at home,
and he asks the enactment OF such
measures as will secure an honest ad-
mnistration and rigid economy in all
departments Of the State service. The
Governor says that all civil service re-
form must for the most part be the out
growth OF YirLuouS and economical
people, and tells the members of the
Legislature that it should be their con-
slant aim to set an example In this
respect,
The Public Works are referred to, the
prominence Of Ohio in the character OF
her public charitable institutions is
spoken OF with pride, and our prison
system is discussed with tbs recon-
mendation that district wOrk-houses
shall be established. The Governor re-
fers to the improvement oil the naYlga-
tion of the Ohio River and the Cincln-
natl Southern Railway. The registra-
ton law is considered by the Governor
as inconYenieut, troublesome and ex.
pensive, and it should be repealed OF
amended 80 as to make it more accept.
able to the people, There are three pub
l;c grievances which Governor Bishot
,iro Ia n,ki Nm
unequal, unjust, and therefore oUmpar'
atiVeIy unprOducLiVs system OF Taxa
tlon; our clumsy, exceedingly dilatory
and generally 0dious system OF Courts
or judiciary, and our confused, eXtraVa.
giant aud badly managed system OF mu'
pal or city and town governments.
The address closes by urging that tn G
session OF the Legislature be short
one, and that tne members give close
aud earnest attention TO their work. DE
| then THANKS the people OF tue State fol
The honor they have done him by elect
log him as Governor, and trusts that he
| may be able to perform the duties satie.
factorily and with mutual benefit.
| The 0fiicials ere sworn into office, an(
| those who entered into the discharge U
| their duties to-day are AS follows
Governor, Richara N. Bishop, of Cinoin
natl; Lieutenant Governor, JabeZ w
Fitch, of Cleveland; treasurer of State
Anthony Howetls, Of AassiloD; AttorIeI
General, Isaiah Pillars, OF Lima; Schoo
Commissioners, j. Burns, OF ofCambridge
and Hon. Martin Schitder, Of Chilli
cotAe. The colleagues OF these gentle
men on the same ticket, who were no
linductsd into oti1ce. arc Judge .
| w. Oakley and Clerk Richard j. Fan
ning, OF the supreme Court, who will b
sworn into office in February. Govern
or Bishop gave a reception in the Sci
ate Chamber at 7 O'Clock last evening.
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Third Edition
THE LATEST
Selecting a Senator.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md Jan. 15.-rhe ballot
ing for a United States Senator COM
menced in the Legislature to-day. The
lows.
Grooms 10, Hicks 9. Hambleton 2, Rob-
inson 8, S .slner IL, Dennis 19, Thomas
10, Stump 2, McLane 2, Montgomery
Biai scattering 4.
TIE yute In b Senate Was: Gr0oms.
Il Hicks. L; llambie'on, 9; Robinson 3;
Steiner, 4; Dennis, I; Thomas, A; Stump,
,; James A. Grey, !,
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Church TrOubIe-Suicides.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. l5,-Tbe Grace
Presbyterian Church has been expelled
from the Presbytsry for connecting itself
with a new organization several days
ago.
JACOB Schulder (German). q tailor,
and Ferdinand SpltUir BeIgianG con-
tectioner, committed suicide Yesterday
because Uf poverty. Schulder hung him
self, and Spiltor out his throat with u
razor.
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SPORTING NEWS.
National Associated Press to tho Star.
EXCITING GLOVE CONTEST.

EAUIIINu VLVVH u CONRT"
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. 16.-On this
line Of the Long island Railroad there
occurred las. night Que Of the mosl
spirited glove contests that has been
witnessed in this vicinity tor some
time. A few gentlemea made up 1t
purse Of $T5, to be given to tho man who
fought down his antagonist according 10
the Marquis Of Greensburg's rules
three minutes time for rounus and one
minute rest b!tween r0unds.
The contestants wore Jack Gallagher,
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that war-lke policy on Englands part
In the East would be the forsrunner oil
serious complications near home.
TIE staamship Euphrates, detained at
Suez, has been ordered to proceed to
India.
The relations between Russia and
England are reported to be improving.
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PendietOn Elected SenatOr.

special " the star.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 15.-In the Senate a
motion was made by Mr. Forrest to-day
to elect a United States Senator. Only
one nomination was made-Mr. PeudI, =
ton.
viva voce vote resulted, Pendleton,
"a; blauk, Z; all the Il publlcans voted
blank. Mr.. Pendleton was LhereupOu
declared the oh0ice
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lpanth AoSOR0.

The following deaths nave bSah FtAos"
on record since our tast repors:
Joseph Heilmann, 81 yrs. city.
Nancy Allen, 6S yrs, Ohio.
Emma Gaiser, 4 Yrs, oity.
Theresa Green, 2yrs, city.
James Albert Bryan, 3 yrs, city.
John W. Moss, Jr., is mos, oitS.
Chas. It. Ferry, 26 yrs, city.
Barbara Hollz, 2yrs, oity.
Maggie Carrigan, 2Oy yrs, city.
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German and English Movements,

National Associated Preas to the Star.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-It is reported that
a movement is imminent on the part OF
Germany to obtain a sea board under
conditions which would seriously affoct
England. THE is baving considerable
il huencc in the English Cabinet.
Information has been received here
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KemtuckY's Senatorship.

special to the star.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 15-The vote to-day
stood: Williams, 81; Lindsay, 6oi Mo
Creary, 1S; BOYD, IL. Adjourned.
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Marriage LAGcnsos.
The folio wing marriage Licenses NorS
.,ad oinoa nur LOAF vADnFL.

VIM. Sumner and Maria Carter.
A. Meyer and LIZ t Goerke.
All. Stevens and Lizzie LeuerkaInP.
Mich. Stigler and .Msna SpOar.
All, Tuner and Florence x. Clark.
Mich. Sauer and Margaret Schardt.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

XNTANTED-TO HANG--All kinds OF wall
w paper at SC per roll. W. III. BAHS Is,
Ell Sycamore street. dela-U
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-16
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, December l4:-So.ton quiet; sales sales,
without decided change. Wheat slade hrlner ana
very GuIct Corn I@hc. better and scarcely so &C
live: 46647c. TOR ungradcd, 434c. for NO. ., DC
45nc for steamer, 47S(l4 72sc. tor No. 2, 47c: Tor
i5c. for steamer white. Oats unchanged and very
onct Pork dinner and more active at S7.40 Tor oId
mess February; SS.S0GSS.S5 for new mess. Lard
a Shade firmer and fairly active: S9.95MS9.919 Tor
prime steam. Coffee fairly active and steady. sugar
dull and nearly nominal. Rice and nolasses ull-
changed. Turpcnine, CSC. Resin steady 1t Sl.32
@Sl.40, Frrights lower,
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE. December 14.-Flour in good de-
mand but not quotab! higher. Southern wheat firm
and quiet: western In good demand and trmer
southern red, 95c.@$1.g3: amber. S1.04MSlO7;
No. 2 Pennsylvania red, S1.O7: No. western WIN
ter red, spot and December O48; Janrl-
arv, 81 .O54@S1 .05T; February. Sl.O75. Southern
corn active and firm; western quiet and hrmer for
spot steady for options; southern white, 43@4G'
yellow. 42RG45lsc. Oats scarce ana firm; SOU perm,
29G32c.; western white, see; mixed, 29G3Oc.
Pennsylvania, 30@32c. Hay dull and unchanged.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. C0nec qn!et out
quiet and easy NJ S109 FreightS quiet. Sugar quiet
and steady; \ soft. SaG9hc.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI December l4.-Flour nominally un-
changed. Wheal-Dcmand fair, market firm; red
and white, S7@96c. Corn steady and in lair de-
mupd ut g. LGl32c. Oats II good demand ut 23c.
Pork in good demand at S7.9O@SS. Lard active,
firm, and higher. Bulk-mcats dull and nominal.
Bacon firm; shoulders, &c.; sides, 49, Mhiskey-
Demand fair and prices higher at S1.O5. Sugar
steady and unchanged. Live hogs steady and In fair
demand; common. S2.2O@S2.45; light, S2.50G,
50 .65; packing, s2.6O@S2.75 :,butchers', $3.50
$3.50; receipts 1926 head; shipments, l'3o6