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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
Personalities.

Miss Matte stockton, whoha iur the
Matte T. 1avlor, leaves tomorrow Tor
hcr home, VIA Washington, Ia
Edward Shuttlcsworih. mail agent he
tween Grafton AMI this city. Is confined
t. his vrDm IN the - James hy sickness
ol "a lrncumnRial natup'.
Mr. Robert MCW ale paid Us "a visit on
SATURDAY morning He Is clever
artist and perfect gentleman.
MT. Louis T.. Cook the advance
agent ii the Arshcla VI Root Concert
Company. is at thc Nri.urr House We
are under obligations inr a copy 81 Miss
Roots beautiful Suug oh hInua yr
Forget
Mr.. Frank stanton has returned from
the Fast, lie went "u u purchasing
tour.
AIR. Frank g. Caldwell and bride, uof
Miss Lille McNrrly. ui New Orleans,
wcrc expected homr last evening
Rev Father SthurhCr. ri the Eighth
uard Catholic Church. irturnSi y.slci-
DAY from AN extended Europesu tour,
John &. Rihcllaifrr i confined la his
room
We arr paiuei a. announce the death
II Mrs. John Mcdonald mr. Miss iiEEIe
Key, which sad event took place at
Fan Grove. ou SATURDAY afternoon.
That SUNDAY sheet * mistaken IN ~
gard IA TIM cause IT hcr death, which
was puerperal fever,
Rev. ]. Euelp. lane pastH 81 the I'm
maeulate Concc,iion Church, south
Wheeling, leaves Tomorrow Tor hIs new
charge at Columbus, .. During his
short siay here he has made hosts Of
friends, Who rusret his Departure and
who's hset winhes scr,onipany him 20 the
new Held oi his inisaonsry ssbors. We
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
Road thil IleIIaF,

NoRFuLK, Va, October list, 1873.
have hrcn suffering with Itching
Piles iur eight wears. and could yet moth
ing t. give me relief until aaw your
advertisement ~ ia, Norfolk Landmark
Irurcha-cd box II Swaync's All-hral.
ing Ointment, and It's n-c has made a
perfect cure. You can make use al this
II any 9r,I,e tu you.
Very respectfully,
JAMEs PEBWuRTH.
Corner 81 Water and Matthews streets,
Norfolk
The symptoms 81 this distressing com.
plant. Itching Piles, - "a mOisturc-like
Precipitation. distressing itching. A.
though PIN worms WcTe crawling I.aT-
tIrulaTiy al night. when undressing OF
after getting warm ia bed. uitentimes
.huws it~,ii around the private parts,
and II allowed Ia continue, very serious
results May follow. Remember,
"sSayUc's Ointment u PHEASANT aud
sur cure, sllay- all itching at Oncs, no
sIuartIng0 or burning sensation whatever.
IL al~o cures letter. salt rheum, BARRIERS
itch, pimplcs. heads. mig worm,
and all CTu,ty, sc4,iy, itchy skin erup-
tons Price. ~ cents box. three
boxes, Sl2i sent by mail 10 any AL
dress on receipt 81 price ia currency or
pDstAgi s,amIsl, hy DT. swaype 4 son,
Philadelphia, Sold by ali pro,ninen,
dTus-yi.Lo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
DETENTION OF "TliE
PREACHER"
He IL Held In the sum Of ~. 900.

We mentioned In saturdays issue the
continuation OF the examination OF Ed
ward Carey, the alleged Frank Parker,
alas the PREACHER &c, &c, and the
fact that Justice Caldwell took the case
under adyiscment To- look up aulhorl-
Ties In reference thereto. TN Saturday
morning he finally decided tho iesii'
mony was sufficient Ia warrant him IN
holding the prisoner, which he did, III
the sum Of $1,000. This ease IL n pccu'
liar and most interesting one and has
been very thoroughly discussed both by
tho press and the citizens gen
orally. Edward \, Carey Is
held simply on his own con
icssiun, ~ oi the many persons who
either went or we're brought 10 identity
him, none succeeded III doing ST., The
law Ia such cases or rather the two
points III law are about these:
First, confession al guilt IL the
strongest evidence that can be brought
IL hear upon u case; and second, IN u
preliminary examination, such ~ THIS,
u proitbh cause at guilt Is all that II
necessary 10 warrant u Justice III hold
inv a prisoner Both al these points
were here present, though the former
WAS uf u most doubtful and singular
character.
Tint Carey stated 10 Boggs that he
was '.he preacher" is perhaps beyond
dispute, but il seems almost Incredible
that no would do, had such been the
TACT and especially ~ upon 81 short ac-
puaintance. 1t may be- very plausibly
accounted for, considering it rs u
yarn from the fact that Bnggs was
getting of stiff stories, " and constantly
harping upon the Rogers burglary and
the absence ui the preacher.
And another important Tact III the
case, is the personal appearance 1T the
man Frank Parker, which Is, IA Dies
cribed by punch" Long and all others
who are SUPPOSED H. have known him,
totally unlike that Of Carey. Parker was
dark, Carey il fair; Parker WIS slender,
| Carey il tall and wrll-madc; Parker had
II conspicuous and remarkably Roman
nose, Carey has m ordinary, we'll
shaped nasal organ, with no peculiarly
about IL.
An III these points pro and con well
| considered, unite Ia make tins an inter
cstng case, andunlrr the circumstances
any action on the part oi Justice CaId-
| well would have been not surprising, ~
opinion was about equally divided, and
| the holding OF the prisoner, WAS, from II
| legal standpoint, the sale course "i pro-
ccdurr. la his trial, additional facts will
| probably be- ahdured I" turn the scales
| IL Justice decidedly one way or the other
and until then il IL best Ia refrain from
| all comment.
Carey, who expected (" hr released, Is
very indignant over tho turn matters
have taken, especially So, ~ he IL ~
strangcrinn strange land, "andmny have
trouble in securing bondsncn. lie
seems confident, however, "i being ar-
quilted At his final trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
MOZART MALI.
The Event Of tho Season.

"QIrcu Esthcr" mar'hcs along Ia It's
final finish with strong and glAi mo
ulcutum. Ming, Queen, Moriecai, iis
man. princes, ladies lair and all thr
grand rctinue that rcpncsen, the i'm
prT,al court 1T Ahasitprus ale dnnHing
their gorgeous apparel and preparing Ia
cuyrT the city with u blaze oi glory.
Possibly Queen Esther will not
uuite 10 this, bat i, is thoroughly prob
aide that a goui many people viii he
asiuniShei and delighted and that y
thirl and fourth performance will lie
demanded. Seats arr selling rapidly al
Lucas muse sturr.
Ia one oi the QGcsn hsihcr duets
there uCCurs a pasSsgc which admits oi
a run L. ! above the line.
Miss Agyic Murine, the Queen in
this city. takes IL Perfectly. Pna.
>raxrr saws that III about one hundred
Queen Es,hers who have sang the part
under his iireSiion, bu, two Others,
hls daughter ami Ms, GeoEia Bent, 81
Bo>tnn, have ever made that run, Mr.
>cageT wants 10 present q S,einsay
Grand Ia any other lady in Wheeling
who can do the same, Sith the same
desre OF perfection, upon the Opera
House stay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
MAxnniin Trnat mani

Dr IIersh wishes Il distinctly under
stu-pd that nO painful Surgical operation
or nsu~eAiIng nHshcInss enter into his
treatment II patients His method VI
treatment u simple and painless, aud
r,-1,mmeRds itself to all The infant
aud the adult are treated alike. tie
member his office and rooms are al
lDi3 ChApline stree, and that all con.
sultAIions are free. Real the following
testimonial,
sFhsEATiC CUNsI aPTiON a EEp.
Our little boy Of iso summers. wAs
suffering greatly, AMI unai4e 10 sit up,
often having slasms and sinking turns,
nhcn Dr. Hersh took him into his
care; and after receiving treatment for
q ies weeks has fully recovered. ] can
cheerfully recommend him ia all dis-
eAsee W. ". MAKTtx.
JAsEsrows, sept 10, 1879.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
Holidays.

Persons DESTROYS of making purchases
for Christmas presents cannotdo better
than to call at the Little Shoe House
Around the Corner, Jerry Clemens, and
SEQ the nice articles suitable to gladden.
the hearts OF many. Elegant worked slip
pers for gentlemen and the finest assort-
ment for ladies, misses and children S
wear, consisting Of Cloth Top, Cur Md
and French Kid Button Shoes, Toilet
Slippers and alsnost every other article
kept in u first class shoe house. The
examination of stock il respectfully
solicited by the public. No trouble to
show goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
Lie. 0IoNih. B,auiY.

4 fine head Il hair il such an indis.
Irnsiile adjunct TO beauty that no one
vhO prizes good looks should neglect 10
Use london Hair Color RsssOrer." the
most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people for increasing
its growth, restoring it, natural color,
and al the same time lovely hair
dressing and ts-antIiier IL IL totally
different iron all Oihers not sticky and
gummy, and free from all impure In.
gradients that render many other articles
obnoxious IN tar;, il i eEquisitsly per.
Tuned aad ~ perfectly and elegantly
prepared As o. make il q lasting hair
dressing and toilet luxury. sold BY all
dealers IN fine tailet articles At IS cents
. bottle, or ak bottles for 81. Address
oriers 10 DR.. swayns Il Son, Philsdsl-
phis, of to any leading drug house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
Mbtelins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to Now Advertisements,

Regular Tuesday Packet steamer
Andes,
Ohal H. &. List, Jr,
Elegant Glassware j l.. Hobbs, Sou
Il Go.
New Goods Cuumins y Woods.
The Growing Event Miss ArahcIIa
Root.
Otlal George IL. Parks.
Holiday Presents Louis l'c'h', 1t.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NRw IoRK, December /, Dry Goods
There Is fair movement IN light
weight woolcns Tor mems wear, on ar-
count of orders, but heavy wo"lcns are
quiet Cotton goods quiet and prices
unchanged; prints moving slowly and
giughams dull, dress goods III light re
uucst cottunadcs in moderate demand (,
low grade shirts aud drawers doing lair
" holiday goods in steady request
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December :. o. Flour
Dull aud nuluiually steady. Wheat
Western and easier l"r futures, NJ. "
Pennsylvania red ~ o. No. 2 Western
winter red, spot and seller December
I'll OJ,; seller January 81 o5Cl COL
seller February ~ W1trl %. Corn
Western quiet aud steady western
mixed, spot old, I6lr; new, spot and
seller December 6!m 3j.c, seller Jan
uary iOlc; steamer M, Oats Firm;
light receipts, PENNSYLVANIA Isl" BE,
western white 3NH3lr; do. mixed ~
Ia ~. Rye Firm. Hay Dull aud un
changed Provisions Quiet. fair job
hing trade. liuttcr Quiet aud steady
Tor choice western, packed lUCl lhc,
rolls l5M i1r. Petroleum Dull and
nominal crude 7lc, refined SIC, Coffee
quiet Rio cargDrs III Whisky
More active and hrmrr at 81 0oc' | Uol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09

or III suffering have emerged the
strongest spuls, aud the mos; massive
characters are scanned with sCAn This
rads nicely, bu, any one suffering with
rheumatism or Neuralgia would DO
much better by using keller's Roman
linipnent Price 50 cents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09

She SAl,Esl along our cruudsd stFrct
Ailh "PiubArk' and striped stocking.
she Won fTSach silppcs On her fs~i,
And Ma coughing uh 'tuAs shocking
GONE 10 ~, bottle of pr Bulls Cough syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
AGENTS. READ THIS,

View al pay Agrut, salRp 81 sl"i ~ month
aud vNucnscs, az allow u iarRr "nmml.'I"n "
s,lI oar upN Aul wonderful iUNcUtinns W.
moan N lat ~ siN Niir.,- without delay
SHERMAN 4 90 Marshall Michigan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
Holiday Luxurios.

Our readers will find that the finest
line Of homemade candies, pretty su-
gar Toys, Malaga grapes, Muscatel raj
sins, lemons, oranges and nuts are to he
found throughout the holidays NJ y.
Schultzs confectionery, Market street
where small traders will also he supplied
at the lowest wholesale prices. Cheap
est confectionery in town. Call.
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Cincinnati.

tISCINNATI, December l. - Hogs
Steady aud unchanged, common - IN
GG2 40; light 81 i5t'2 60; packing - ~
m2 20; butchers - 7Od2 10 Receipts
1859 head, shipments 900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
Miss ArabolIa Root.

mlhh h'oA'
A. announced elsewhere, II will hr
seen that Wheeling Is tu hr favored
with an appearance al this great artist
on Saturday evening, December llth
and the programme which has been ar
ranged Tor the occasion will largely con
sist ui ballad selections while a special
feature at tho concert will centre III the
appearance ui the celebrated lady Wa
linist Miss I,iiur MnutcN. \ we'll
known musical critic III u recent mum.
her ul the Musical Folio writes u, follows
concerning Miss Root
"Shc soon found many friends among
the celebrated artists ol the circle IN
in which she Was received, Madame
Sterling and Madame Marie R"lr -
pcCially mauiicstIug great interest IN
her, aud desire Tor her artistic success
recommending her lot concerts and IN.
Producing her Ia the greatest musical
celebrities. She Was particularly dr.
lighted IT, meet Jennie Lind NOV
Madame GoldsChmldt ut an Artist
Solrcc. where she also met other celeb.
rites, and Miss Root Was invited a. sing
II song at her own composition, Wait
ing Tor her sailor lat whirh
she gave Ia tlte apparently great
pleasure ol her hearers, and siIr
also sang in luo with two ri
the leading artists 81 Her Majesty
Opera From this period Miss Root
made rapid prugrcsi IN hcr artistic ga
recr, aud became more and NOR" sue
ces-iul, being n iayUriIc bath ~ laiy
and an artistic
She commenced her Studies with
tcacher of high rank. and learned the
most beneficial points II the methods
1T the five greatest masters that have
ever lived taking her REiishIHJ lessons 1T
the Primo Maestro. Sjrunr ,rarla 0Icn.
nv Limbs MASTER. Miss Root made her
debut IN England al the ROYAL Pavilion,
singing AZ grand concert given by tho
Brighton symphony s,S'iety,' under
the patronage I'll Ills ROYAL HighneSs,
The Duke IL fiinhugh,' and the
"Eah ol Mar
She achieved great triumph on this
secession, vas eHcurri repeatedly, and
was again engaged far other concerts,
her SURF suCcess securing her weeks
continuous engagement, at the " Brighton
Aquarium, where shc Mas resllcd
after both OF her @bDgs every evening
Among her most sucrrssiGi engage
mcEts in London Sas one 1" sing al the
Cry -lsi Palace, June Ia. 1873. Oh the g.
casion ID grand trlc in honor II the
presence Il the Sultan 1t zanzibar,
when thousands came from ali parts IL
England. ireland, Scotland AMI Wales
Miss Root was 4 stranger, amt irtm
America, nevertheless she VAS warmly
received like all obi tavonie. and MAS
enthusiastically sPplaureSi aud recalled,
especially after singing Scotch song st
her own onmI-ssitinn, 'Oh. lnBua ~
Forget" there being many Scotch pen
PIE ia the audience
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09

Doc-roR GnEs:-Iour liniment is the
best ever used il cured my rhcuma-
tism when every other remedy failed.
Have only used one bottle. ! have
spent hundreds OF dollars, and one III
cent both, al Giles Liuiment lodide
Ammonia cured me.
JAS. 4. CuRRN, Carriage Factory,
as, 40 aud I22 Freeman St,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Sold by all druggists. send for pam
phlet. Dr. HlEs,,
10 West Broadway, \. Y.
Trial bottles ~ cents, Logan, List X
Co Agents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
TEMPERANCE TALK

The mccting al the Nurkingmrn =
Christian Temperance Union at ott =
Hall last evening MAS addressed by MIR.
Jacob kcmplc Who made II very earn
est and elegant speech t. a crowded
house, who listened iu II with pleasure
and carncstness. Mr.. VIM Coates aud
Captain John Raggs ais" made lew
remarks Two signed tn. pledge. The
choir rendered some very fine music
under the leadership III Mr. Frank
Porter There will be meeting on
"Wednesday evening NJ O'Clock. Nc.
Robert Marshall will speak. All are
invited T." Tia, meetings IN this hall.
MOZART HNiI,
Mozart Hall WAS crowded Ia over
flowing Yesterday afternoon. President
loung. after lev appropriate rr-
marks. introduced Hon. F., q. cncralt,
Who spoke cloIurutIy and earnestly Tor
hali an hour HIS address was lis
tened Ia with marked attention hy the
audience. The choir, under the header
ship oi Mr. Ham. Hill, rendered some
tiwc music. The present choir IL not
cNcru,1i hy any ia the city,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
ItITCIIIIiTOWN n.
All Quiet In the Independent
District.

II hns frequently been said that 1T If
sale To- say that every Saturday might
there is fight III RllchlctoNn, and
tu prove this, or the contrary RtGIs-
rEit reporter visited the Eighth ward
Yesterday. and made II thorough tour al
INSPECTION. Various famous localities
were uyrrhaulrd and knowing citizens
button hulrd, Ia find IL there WIS even II
rumur ui al uprising among the young
Greeks, but everything was lovely.
The statement published III II sunday
sheet. tu the effect that tho "shanty
hnyr' were still meeting, was pro.
uulurrd utterly without foundation.
The usual dance failed 10 mntrralI1c
at Wcstwnod'S Hall, and several prom
incut citizens al that ward do not hest
tate Ia point To- this fact rs substantial
reason for the quiet II Saturday night
4 band from Rcnw"od came up and
serunndcd tho Humboldt l.o,gr I'll h. uI
/, bat every person connected there
with conducted himself ~ an orderly
and grutlrnanly manner
Down IN the lower purtiuuS Of the
ward the same quiet pcrNadrd every
thing. Residents ia that vicinity say
TINT nothing disturbed them, and they
knew ui uu fight or luuult un Saturday
night Tuls Is 10 II shuuld he, and
We are gIatlird To- h. able 10 report
such condition al affairs. II uur
police, loaded down ~ they ARE with
various duties, are enabled a. keep
things quiet III this n"turiuusIy unqulrt
ward, II In sufficient praise. II Was stated
Yesterday that dance will he held At
Wcstwuud's Hall on Saturday, the liih
instant aud II 80, We trust the parIlrl-
pants will sO conduct themselves rs Ia
give no occasion iur a renewal at Tia" hr.
lcl that from that hall "nanaio most
u the Suuth Wheeling troubles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CuICAGo, December The Drords'
Journal reports hog receipts $4,000 head;
shipments 1000 head. The market Was
u shade higher; choice heavy " 1oa'
s5; light ~ 5o"2 CO. packing - 100
go. Most oi the stock was sold before
the close.
Cattle Receipts 500 head; shipments
400 head. Market firm AMI moderately
active; steers ~ SOtdd %, feeders and
stockcrs steady - iOH2 ~, butchers
steers higher u, - 50la3 10; COWS - M
(s2 81; bulls ~ OWm2 40
Sheep Receipts POO head; ship
ments 900 head. Market unchanged
ut - -.
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Philadelphia.

PmL,pglruIA, December :. Flour
Dull AMI heavy, superlinr - jnui ~,
extra. ~ UHa3 ~, Minnesota family
- 2i(at 75 high grades al 15ta ~ Rye
Flour At ~ ~. Wheat Quiet; No.
A.. red u an amber al o. white II %
Grl 10. No Chicag" HittWr. Corn
Easy, steamer IOH tic, yellow 4ir, iSc +,
mixed IGtm i6Ic Oats Firm, white
western 30n Sic; mixed western 2,Ca
2Jc. Rye NumiHally unchanged.
Provisions steady Mess Pork At
81 2GaS -. Bcrl India mcS, 10,
hams smoked .imslc, picked GIm nc,
green H. asked Lard Dull. prime
steam Ole Batter NominaIly IN
changed Eggs Firm, western 2dtr21c.
Cheese lasy western ia 10. Pctru.
leum Quiet but steady. rchued ste
crude ~. Whisky Dull aud nm.
changed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09

WAN ] Gu ,ass Whyrlug owl tlo 81
luh,ug towns iur the best s,lllrg huus'hn.
article, Ia the wurld Tip top iI"tn VII. BE-
once to- \ Manufacturing Co. = linton lba.'
NuW AUfk It. ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09

PITTssuE.H, l'scember 7.--Petroie-
um Firm; crude more active al tI l3i
At ParkeTs Tor immediate shipment; re-
fined SIC toe Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09

NuNrI and liras,cls Rugs and Mats,
oil cloth Rugs, all sizes, new styles and
Paltrrs {" suit carpsts al all Kinds And
roIor-. Harbour n bIttman, 1870 Main
II L..L-I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09

TuLgDn, December !. 80 Wheat
Easier; No. 3 Whit. Wabash w amber
Michigan spd anil seller December Ole /,
seller January pitci seller February
ID, No , amber Michigan SBl, No.
red winter spot aDd seller December
~ H. seller January Siir, western am.
her g3lc; No 2 amber Illinois DC.
Com--firm; No. new 32tc; No. 2
white 35Ic Oats Dull, No. 2 23tc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
Milwaukee.

MmwArKEg December l. Flour
Firm. Wheat pull, opened at lie.
cline "i lc, closed firm, NO. Milwaukee
hard On; No. | Milwaukee SiIc. y" 2
do s2tc, seller December s2ic; seller
January S3lc seller February sac, No
367!c; No so; rejected ~, Corn
Quiet, No 2 Ale. Oats Lower, No 2
"a. Rye Neglected., NO. SIZE. liar.
hey Higher and scaUe, NJ ; spring
cash NJ, seller January SIc Pro-
visions Steady active. rork firm;
old a. Is, new e. 81. larl-Prime
steam - "a.
National Republican., 1878-11-20
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, is7a
Cotton quiet, but firm, Middng. 0Ac.
Flour duh and easier. Howurdstreet and Western
supcrine " 1893 20, do. extra 50 1894 Is; do family
q GUGg5; CITY Mills supcrhne, " 2Ss3 6Oi do extra
" 1904 Isl do Rio brands, % 2Ss5 30; Pa,apsco fam
lily, t62h
wheat-southern nrmcr and lO better, Western
quiet and shade hrmer. Southern red, 0sc@tl ID I
do amber. u U5g i2i No, Pennsylvania red. d OJ
December, sl 0i4 january, u Q5A bid
ConI-SCuthern quiet aud steady; receipts light.
Western hrm Southern white, IlBi5c; do. yellow. u
q i5c; Western mixed, spot and November, FA@tisc
December 5aG4Oci January, ti'Igi6lc for new.
Oats rather hrnler and more active, southern and
Pennsylvania, 2G92Sci Western white Tg2s0; do
niScd, zoe.
Ryu steady. southern. NQSc
Hay dull and heavy. Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime, tiGl2
Provisions heavy aud nominaliy steady Mess pork
q Is, Bulk meats -LoUsv shoulders, S4Oi clearrlb
sides, lSGr4ci packed, iSQg1Ac Bacon-Shoulders,
fsc; clcarrIb sides 6Isc, Hams, lOgl2c, Lard-Re
lined uercss, &c. Builcr-LOw and medium grades
dull choice arm; Western packed and roll i6Esc.
Petroleum quiet and steady, Crude, ibsci rehned &C.
COUCe quiet. lio cargoes, l29JlBc.
Sugar quiet, son, BlB,fc.
Whisky quiet at o. Vy1Il UIJs
frelghth TO Liverpool per steam qulel. Cotton, esd
hour, Is G grain Sad
Hcrelpls-FlOur, 6,OSs ibis wheat I?sO OOO but corn
l2sJl bui oats, 500 bui rye, ~ bu
ehlpments-W heat, i0J.OJJ bni corn, 2Oc0 bu.