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his belt around until his knife sheath
was in front, pulled his knife out and
threw it with great force TO the floor.
Instantly every Indian dropped his hand
and laid it on his knife or pistol.
The whites did the same, and the two
parties stood fronting and defying each
other for some moments, each waiting
for the other to make a forward move.
There were but six white men IN the
room and twenty-five Indians, and iii
teen soldiers in an adjoining room.
Finally, Ouray spoke: I'VE cannot
deliver up to you those Indians unless
they are tried in Washington; must not
be tried in Colorado. Colorado people
are all our enemies, and to give them
up to be tried in this State would be to
surrender them to be hanged. We will
bring those twelve men here for you to
see, and then whom you decide guilty
shall be taken to Washington, and the
President shall determine the guilt or
innocense. Douglass will have to go.
We know he was in the White river
troubles, and you shall decide
who else, upon this condition
and not otherwise will we surrender
the guilty INDIANS. lnlS Was Sdlu viii
great arrogance and boldness. Ouray
said it would take about a week to bring
the men in Hatch told him to accept
the proposition so far as bringing the
participants in, but as far as
bringing them to Washington he had to
telegraph for permission to Mr.. Schurz.
Colorow and Jack were at once dis
patched to bring in the twelve named,
including Douglass and Perrine, saying
that they would be back in five
days. After they had taken
their departure, Ouray again spoke
reiterating his statement that "the Utes
could not get justice in Colorado; could
only get it in Washington. You
three meaning Hatch, Adams and Le-
gal Adviser Valoiel are erll my enemies.
am one against three. You hate me.
You are all Colorado or New Mexico
men and French devil. | have not
one friend among you. You will not
give me Justice, and that is why | want
to 20 to Washington, where l can have
at least one friend"
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have been in attendance all day, and
the halls and vestibules OF the Court
House have presented quite an anlmat-
ed appearance, although outside OF law
yers, witnesses and grand jurors there
are not many people present. The
readers of the REGISTER are assured that
Wednesday mornings edition will give
them a full account OF the proceedings
of the grand jury, and will see a list oil
Indictments, the like OF which, both as
10 number and character OF otfenses,
are not often presented to Brooke
county court.
This being special term OF the Cir
cult Court, no docket is made out for
the same, and until the grand jury is
heard from no assignment OF trials can
be made.
The oratorio of Queen Esther, which
is billed for Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, under the leadership OF Prof.
Weeden, will be rendered in the
School Hall, and is exciting much inter
est, especially as this will be the first
time that the dramatical and musical
talent of Wellsburg will appear in pub
lie on the stage" We predict iull
house each evening. -.
Sheriff Curtis shipped a car load oil
fine cattle to Pittsburg by the r, w. &
Kentucky railroad Monday.
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WASHINGTON.
SENATOR BAYARD'S FINANCIAL RE.
SOLUTION.
A Question Of veracip Between the Prssi-
dent and Mr.. fOrt-Tammany
Claiming Possession Of Mr..
TIden's Political Stiff.
Senator Bayard.

WASHINGTON, December 8.-Senator
Bayard is quite confident that his joint
resolution, providing that treasury notes
shall not hereafter be legal tender, will
be passed by the Senate at an early day.
He will make an effort to have the Sell
ate Committee on Finance consider the
resolution at its meeting next Tuesday,
and has reason to believe that major
ity of the. committee are in favor of its
consideration at that time, and are ready
to report the resolution favorably to the
Senate. His belief that the Senate
will adopt it is based on personal
assurances that twenty-five Democratic
and eleven Republican Senators
are in favor of the resolution, and ready
to vote f1r IT. 1t should be added that
this is only Bayard's view, and, If 1t is
correct, Senators in speaking to him do
not speak as they do to others. The
chances are that his resolution will be
killed in his own Finance Committee.
The Presidential Pickwick.
Congressman Fort still insists that he
could not have been mistaken IN his
recent conversation with the President,
wherein the President showed a de-
cided inclination not to press action
upon his financial suggestions. There
is deal OF pressure being brought upon
the President to make public the name
OF the gentleman to whom, under date
of December 4th, after the Fort inter
view took place, he wrote a letter relt-
Grating his message recommendations.
There are those here unkind enough to
suggest that the letter is "a mere dummy,
and very convenient method OF break
ing the force of the Presidents vacilla-
lating course.
Why Sunset Cox Laughs.
Congressman Cox, of New York, suf-
fered himself to be interviewed tonight
on the subjest of Mr.. Tilden and his
chances, which he summed up in
this opinion: d" We have Mr.. Tilden's
political corpse now, and we propose
to bury it at the next National Convex
ton. That is why we laugh" he said,
and added: 81 belong to the Tammany
Democracy, you know. Before the elec-
ton they laughed at us, and said we
couldn't get ten thousand votes. We
did get about eighty thousand, and that
settled Mr. Tilden." Mr.. Cox does not
hesitate to say that Tammany will OPP
pose Mr.. Tilden as bitterly next year as
it has this, if he shall be a candidate;
bat he does not consider that Mr.. Til
den has any chance whatever OF getting
the nomination.
Death of a Congressman.
WASHINGTON, December S.-Congress-
man Lay, of Missouri, died in this city
this morning. He had been in feeble
health for some time. The immediate
cause of his death was paralysis.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
I'D by Samuel Shook aud Sarah :. shook, his
wife. 10 the undersigned trustee dated the &th
day Of September, iss2, and recorded in the
Clerks ofice Of the County Court OF OF Marshall
county. in deed Of trust book No. /. folio 81.
shall. on the
18th DAY OF DECEMBER, ls7g
Between the hours OF 9 A. ". and p. NJ, sell st
public auction 10 the highest and best bidder,
Tor cash, AT the front door OF the Court House OF
Marshall county. West viginls. the following
described tracts or parcels OF land. 20 wit: A
certain trsct OF land In Washington township OF
district, containing 20 acres Also, a trsct Of
land on the waters of Burch's run, I'm Union
township or district containing Is aens and -
poles OF land. all in Marshall county. West Nir-
gina, or 10 much oi said tnacts OF land not EN-.
braeed I'm the deed from said samuel shook and
wife 10 Daniel Wilson, made since the making
OF said deed ot trust A. may Do necessary Ia
satisfy the claim Of Richard Alien. secuned by
said deed of trul, 20 which reference may he had
for more particular description Of said tracts oi
land. Selling as trustee ! shall convey only such
title A. is vested In me by said deed Of trust
nosoawt THOMAS McCREARl, Trustee.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsHINGroN. December s.

WASHINGTON, December ..
Mr.. Hereford introduced bill to pro-
vide for the building OF the pOstoftice
and other government offices at Charles
ton, w. Va. Referred.
Mr.. Voorhees,, of Indiana, introduced
the following resolution:
WHEREAS, The restoration OF silver
money to the lawful currency OF the
country by the Act OF Congress OF Feb.
2S, 1873, was demanded with singular
unanimiuity by public interests and
by the full and force of an intelligent
public opinion;
WHEREAS, By the Act OF May 81, 1873
the circulation of United States legal
tender notes, commonly known as green
backs, was fixed at the amount then in
existence, tO-wit, S346, ,00O,00O and the
Secretary of the Treasury was prohlb-
tied from reducing below that amount
by any process or any Pretext whatever;
and
WHEREAS, The aforesaid U. S. legal
tender notes or greenback circulation
having been accepted by the Govern
ment for custom duties, became at once
and is now equal in value TO gold, and
in certain transactions, at a premium
over both precious metals and
WHEREAS, These financial measures,
forced on the present Administra-
ton and adopted by Congress over
strenuous opposition, have restored the
confidence OF the business world in the
character, amount and stability OF the
money of this country, thereby Great
ing a general revival OF trade and OF
business prospects; therefore, be 1t
ReSOlred, That the Senate has heard
with profound astonishment and deep
regret the proposition of the President
of the United States in his recent an
nuaJ message, and of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, to inaugurate new and
uncalled for financial agitation, with a
view to the destruction OF the most
necessary currencies now i'll use in the
hands of the people.
ResOlred, As the sense of the Senate,
that shch agitation is detrimental to the
public interests, calculated to unsettle
All values, confuse and disturb business,
shake public and private confidence, and
that it calls for immediate and unquall-
fed condemnation.
Rssolred That the true interests of the
country require free and unlimited coin
age of both gold and silver on conditions
OF exact equality, and that it is the part
of wise financial policy to maintain the
L. s. legal tender circulation commonly
known as greenbacks in value not less
than now exisls, and to preserve its
tender quality unrestricted as to amount
and unimpaired in legal effect.
Ordered printed and laid on the table,
to be callek up by Mr.. Voorhees,.
A message was received from the
House announcing the adjournment OF
that body on account OF the death OF A.
NJ. Lay, of Missouri, and that it had
passed a concurrent resolution appoint
ing a committee of Representatives and
Senators to arrange for the funeral and
to accompany the remains to his late
home. The Senate concurred in the
resolution and Messrs. West, Kirkwood
and Walker were appointed members OF
the committee. On motion of Mr.. West,
as a further mark of respect, the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, December 9, l A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
falling preceded in the eastern portion
by rising barometer, northeast to south
east winds, slightly warmer and cloudy
and rainy weather.
For the Lakes, falling preceded in the
eastern portion by rising barometer, in
creasing east winds, slowly rising tenn
perature, and cloudy followed by rainy
weather, partly as snow in the northern
portions.
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Trustees Sale Of 100 Acres Of
Land.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID and executed by Andrew Hamilton to the
undersigned trustee. dated on the 18Th day ~
June ls7s and recorded in deed Of trust book
No 2 page 81, In the Office Of the Clerk Oi the
County Court sOr AaDhAli county, West Viz
gnis, will, on
THURSDAY, THE TTH DAY or JANUARY.
$50 At the front door Of NArshAll county Court
House commencing NJ 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell at
public auction 10 the highes. and best biddef.
one hundred ArTes Of land on the wzter OF JAke's
run. NarshAll county, West Virginia, Joining
land Of K Rayenscraft Ashton and other, with
In one mile OF Fairmont pike. About % aere. OF
said land il under cultivation and all UnderlAid
with coal.
TEENs oF sALk-sgo, OF such grester sum %
the purchaser may desire 70 pay IN cash, and The
residue on q credit Of ak and twelve months
with interest, The payments 20 be secured ~
nOtes and approved security: also secured BY
deed OF trust on said land.
Selling a. trustee will convey only such tue
a. Is vested In me, which 10 believed 70 be Per
feet W. v. hObE,
dsc<oawt Trustee
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Aid for Ireland.

ST. LOUIS, December S. The mass
meeting TO consider the condition Of
Ireland and devise means to extend aid
to the suffering peasantry of that, was
an immense affair and was attended by
citizens of all nations. The Irish turned
out in great numbers and several
of their civic societies were present in
regalia and with music and banners.
Peter l.. Foy was president, assisted by
about three hundred vice presidents,
selected from among the most prOmi-
nent and influential citizens, without
respect to creed or nationality.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, December S.-Dry Goods
Market continues fairly active and
prices very strong Fruit Of loom
bleached cotton advanced. Brown
drills and plaid osnaburgs higher.
Prints in fair demand and firm. Pacific
prints advanced half cent. Men s
wear woolens in fair request. Flannels
fairly active and in light supply. Foreign
goods quiet.
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A GOOD PLAN,

Anybody can. learn N m he money rapidly
operating In SOcks, by ~" fwo Unerrtng kdles
for suoress I" ~ Nessr Lawrence Cos new
circular. The combination method, yhieh uhis
hrm has made ~ suece>ful. enables people with
large OF small means ~ reap all the bss1efU "
largest capital and btst skill. ThCusaids 81
orders in various suns. are Isoed MO one rnst
amount aud oooprai>d A. q ~ ~, shS4<. nus
securing b. each sharehOlder al the sdvanissss
d the largest op<n.tOr. lrnmsn.s Yfonr are
DIVIDED monthly. Any sfnOuDt from " " b.OD
or mole can ~ used successfully. y. y. Bnpts
V,1LiV septsInher nth. LIS, -@yt. ny the oofn-
bIuatlon system sl5 would make ~, o. prr
cent: 30 Jsys $50. or pr cent; 800 mafes
Al 90 OF 10 pef cent on the styck, dunns The
month anoOriins 90 the mArseL" Prdsf fssi<.s
Ilss1atsd NessglDo. June zyth: The esnbi.
nation method Of Oi-ratlng stocts j u1e mos
,uess.s.ful ever adOptrd." No fort Isa1-
p,ndSni sept. 18th: The combination system
4. fonnded upon oofrset bushes. pr1ndples. aud
no IersOn need h. Without a. Income while u j.
kept woAking by Me~r. Lawrence Co"
Broolayp yosrnai. April oh. 'our etiior mais
a net profit Of slOl2j from 80 Ia one VI Ac~n
Lawrence a Co.'S combinations New eirculaf
lmAiled freeJ explains syerythipg stocks AID
bonds wanted. GOyernment boDds supplied.
Lawrence a Co, BABkss. 81 Exehsnss tiaie,
New YOrs- iufSyb
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HOUSE.

The Chaplain alluded in a feeling
manner to the death of Representative
Law. Immediately after the reading OF
the Journal Mr.. Clarke announced the
death of Mr.. Lay, stating that it was not
his intention now to speak as the love
he bore for his late colleague would
prompt him, but at some future time.
He then offered resolutions OF regret,
which were adopted, and the Speaker
appointed Messrs. Clark, Morrison, Hill,
Bingham, Chalmers, Calkins and Ryan,
as a committee to arrange the funeral.
The House then adjourned.
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CAMBRIDGE, o.
He Was Intoxicated.

CANBRIDGE, December William
Carr, a shoemaker Of this place, while
intoxicated late last night, in attempt
ing 10 find his vay home, got bewilder-
Ell and wandered in the opposite direc-
ton, and, coming 10 bridge which
spans Wits Creek. in the west end of
town, fell over an abutment about tii-
teen feet high. and fractured both bones
of his right leo. beside sustaining other
iniuries' Fortunately, the water was
lower. else I've would have been drown
ed. as il was over the same place that a
colored man named Speer, while an a
ike condition, fell into wstery grave
few months since.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, will send recipe. that will cure
you FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed en-
velope to the Rev. Joseph T. lnman,
Station D., New York City.
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quiet.
STATE BoYDs-Quiet but steady, ex-
cept for Louisiana consols, which rose
from 40l to IS and closed at A! to 46.
SToCKs-The week opened on the
stock exchange with strong and buoyant
speculation, and in the early dealings
prices advanced too per cent, San
Fancisco. coal and telegraph shares
leading the improvement. Toward noon
there was reaction of gG4! per cent,
which was followed, during the after
noon, by recovery OF i@l3
per cent. This was subsequently
lost, but in the final
dealings a very strong tone prevailed,
and the market advanced ! to q per
cent, the market closing with an up
ward tendency to prices. The Execu-
tive Committee of the Western Union
Telegraph Company met to-day, and
recommended the payment Of an extra
dividend of per cent in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of II per
cent. The company will have a surplus
of 81, l00,000 after paying the dividends.
The transactions on the Stock TX.
change aggregated 327 900 shares, OF
which $4,000 were Erie, $500 Lake
Shore, l4,0O0 Northwestern, $1,000 st.
Paul, 10000 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, $4,000 New Jersey Central,
400 Delaware and Hudson, 200 Michi-
gan Central, 1900 Union Pacific, $4,000
c., c., G. & l., 1900 c., G. & |. c., 1900
Ohio and Mississippi, $500 Western
Union, $500 Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph, $500 Pacific Mail, 10000 Wa
bash, st. Louis and Pacific, 10000 Kan
sas and Texas, 5,400 Iron Mountain,
5000 Louisville and Nashville, 2,40O
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis,
5,7Oo indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafa-
yeti, $4,000 st. Louis and SanFrancisco,
/ 40, Morris and Essex, 1000 Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy and 1900 Little
Pittsburgh.
II. ,a1,.,
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Ohio Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, December S. - The
President to-day sent to the Senate the
following names for pOstmasters in
Ohio Samuel B. Piper, GAINESVILLE;
Samuel F. Balridge, Jackson; John L.
Ogden, Wellington, Leroy S. Jordan,
Piuua; Dwight Webb, Marysville.
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FoLoss His Breakfast.
,,.,,,,R.,,,vflla s,.nAav New

OF the Wheeling REGISrsR, We can
only say, it Is always good d-ahke newssy,
sprightiv edited and ever up with the
news tothe time OF g0iHg to press. En-
terprise and promptitude are the lead
inc characteristics OF that paper, on
which it has built up a reputation in
valuable among all classes. To miss tie
old REeIsrER would be TO lose our break
fast, and pray serve US from that afiIc-
tion.
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Whata Pity

that the otherwise beautiful girl should
have such bad teeth. And all because
she did not use SozoDONT. 1t costs so
little TO buy it considering the good it
does. and its benefits stretch out into
her future life. Poor girl.
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[KSD
Unprecedented ATTRACTION
ii OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Company

This institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature OF the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, In ls6s for the TERN Of
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, 10 which contract the
inviolable faith Of the Stale IL pledged, with a
Capital of 81, ,0CC,OO. to which IL has since addei
q reserve fund of $40 Ooo. Its Grand single NUM-
Der Drawings will take place monthly. IL never
scales or postpon.s. Look AT the following dis
tribution
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StnckhnIders, neetinq.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
n the North West Virginia Apieultural
society WIZ be held at the oniee OF 2. Oglebay q
sons. 1872 and lfl4 Main street. wheeling, on
satu riay, December IS, 1873, at O'Clock =. n.
nolaossi Y W. OGLRBAY, sec'y.
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Trustees Sale of BenwOOd Pro
perty.


DY VIRTUE or A DEED or TRUST MADE
Id by Thomas Trayer and Louisa Trayery, his
wife, u me n trustee, dated November -, is77
recorded In the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Marshall county. West Virginia, In deed
Of trust book No. ?, page 9Oi, will, on
SATURDAY, THK 18Th DAY OF DECEMBER
1879, beginning At / O'Clock p. ~, offer Tor sale
At the property 10 b. sold and herein described,
the following described properly. that u 70 say
Lot No. u. situated on and fronting Third street
In Hiram McMechen's addition ~ the town Of
BenWOOd, I'm Marshall county, West Virginia,
the same being a tract Of land forty feet and one
inch wide and running back ninety one feet 10
alley D.
The title j. believed IN be perfect, but will
convey only the title vested IN me by sAld deed
Of trust
TEENs-One third cash ia hand: the bslAnoc
I'm two equal instaiiment at six and twelve
months. note bearing interest and secured 70
satisfaction Of the trustee 70 be given for the de-
ferred payments.
WV COwDEN solicitor. nol1oaSu
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COmmissiOner's Sale Of North
Wheeling Property.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Annie +. Palmer ct al
vs. Pin Chancery.
Mary r. PAUL ct al,
BY virtue Of decree Of November q. 1879, In
said cause 7 will on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER q, 1879.
Beginning At 10 O'Clock A. ", at the front door
OF the Court House. in the City Of Wheeling, veil
at public auction parts Of lots 70 and ~. In North
Wheeling. fronting on Main street &C foet. and
running back by an even width l32 feet On this
land IL erected the building known As the FoUKTH
PRBBYTEsIAS CHUncH.
For terms Of sale and specific description 0i pro
perty zee advertisement In Wheeling Intelligen.
Ger. A. J. CLARKE.
Special Commissioner.
J. G. HERYEY. Auctioneer.
MN ga.l,.19 q 10 IL Il "a "a u
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Social and Festival.
rJ,HERE WILL BE A SOCIAL AND FEsTI
i val In the Lecture room Of
ST. MATTHEW'S p. E. CHURCH,

on TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. I7TH
The receipts are to go toward paying the
church debt -
In addition 10 the supper and FestIN al, there
will be Fancy Articles Of all kinds, suitable for
Christmas presents.
Supper and refreshments served all evening,
commencing at six O'Clock. Admission To-.
aan
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ACREAT OFFER! 80 S.stS. "a 3.

upvards; FIANUs tID upssfus not 1srd /.
and ORGANS at EItrxordinsry Low Prc-s iOs
cash Catalogues Mailed. HORACE wALTfRs,
cent. " East founeenth street, n. Y. OP,
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Notice to Taxpayers.

CRY CiERE's OTTI,r.
WHEELING. ". Va, Nov. y. 1877.
Notice is hcrcby given that CITY TAXES aud
WATER RENTS are now due Interest will 10
changed thereon at the rate Of ~ Ter ccntum on
and after January l. isSO.
ALEX. CPDEGRAff.
no27del, ,Gi2,i9ai City CLERK.
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PRODUCE
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, December S.-Wheat-
Opened firm, advanced Sc and closed
strong; No. Milwaukee hard 81 274;
No. l Milwaukee 81 p; No. Mil
waukee 81 26l; seller December 81 26l \;
seller January 81 27i; seller February
81 29l; No. 8 81 l2!; No. 4 81 05!; re-
jected 81 OF. Corn-Scarce and firm;
No. > 42c. Oats-Scarce and firm; No.
> sac. Barley-Higher; No. , spring
cash 79lc. Rye-Advanced llc; No. !
76lc. Provisions-Steady. Mess Pork
Firm at Sl3 % cash; Sl3 IS seller
January. Lard-Prime steam s. 75
cash; s. 90 seller January.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, December s. - Wheat -
Firm; No. white Michigan 81 80; am
her Michigan spot 81 37!; No. red
winter spot 81 3Sk; seller December
81 IS; seller January 81 39f9l 40; seller
February 81 42s; seller March 81 45..
Corn-Strong; high mixed 44c; No. 2
spot, 4Sic; old 45c; seller May 49tc; re-
jected 42ic; old 44c. Oats-Strong;
No. 2 SSic. Glover Seed-Steady and
unchanged.