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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 24-Spirits turpentine firm
at SIC.
ST. LOUIS. Nov "a Wheat very Slow No. 2
red 81 2615; No. g. Sl 1917. Corn very slow: No. g.
size Rye dull: No. 2 z3ll4c bid.
PEORIA Nov 24.-Corn steady: New Fl. N,
S61Lllc; No. Q, 36@3614c. Oats dull: No. white,
214@32tt4c. Rye firm: No. 2 76c.
Der, 81 l9A; December, 81 lg4; January, 81 2114
Corn firm: No. Q, 4O7sc. Oats firm: No. 2, 32laae.
Rye steady; No. l, 7O}9c
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. N-Wheat strong No. red
81 2191 25. Corn steady: new, 36ll lla@371ac. Green
meats: shoulders, SIC; clear ribs, SIC. Lard, 6@
SIC. Hogs steady al 50 75@375.
CHICAGO. Nov M-wheat: December, 81 19s4;
January, s12lS Corn: April, 4sss4c; May, 431sse.
January, 7lc bid. Oats: May, 8614c.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 24.-Market firm: Mixed corn,
spot 61 1$c: new. 59c; January, SOC. Wheat: No.
B red winter, spot and November, 81 46La; De-
cember 81 47$4; January, VI 81.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 24-Cotton Ordinary
105lc, good ordinary 11c low middling 11l4c,
Fancy 81 27. choice 81 %, medium 81 2o@1 %,
low grades S1@l TO-
LOUISVILLE. Nov 24-Flour QUIET and up.
changed Wheat in better feeling at 81 o. Corn
steady: white, 47c; mixed, Acc Oats quiec white.
361Sc; mixed, 36c. Rye dull and lower at soc.
Hay STEADY at $l4@i6. Pork quiet and firm at
sl1. Lard firm: choice leaf. terce. nc; do key,
SIC. Bulk meats quiet at 35S@6c Bacon firm at
4Ac. Sugarcllred hams 9@10c Whisky in active
demand at 81 o. ~ .. i.'HI. .-.t4 l.4rf' +
BosToN. Nov. "a Flour steady: Western supel
fine, S3 5Odf; common extras, So 25014 80: Wiscon.
sin extras, S4@5; Minnesota do, $47,6s6; winter
wheats. Ohio and Michigan, s5t95 rs; Illinois
and Indiana. s5@6: ST. Louis. 50 50g6; Wis.
cousin and Minnesota patent process sprins
wheat. s6Gs; winter wheat, $697 so. Corn quiet
mixed and yellow. 491a@50c. Oats in moderate
demand old, S9@4ic; new, 34@3Sc Rye, CSC
voc
NEW YORK. Nov. N-Flour Super State and
Western s. l0nb 35: common to good extra 50 &C
g5 70; good TO choice. % S0tS7 70; white wheat
extra, s soge 25; extra Ohio, s5 sog5 %; st st
Wheat: ungraded spring, 81 12@1 49,: No. q
| spriug. 81 26al 80; No 2 spring, 81 SO; un
graded winter, red, o. sO@l42; No do. 81 IS;
No 2 DO, 81 lO54gl NJ; No; DO, 81 421a@l 4sI
al al AZ: No. I amber, 81 4lai IS: mixed winter
ii 81; upgraded white, 81 S9(ei Al: No. 2 do $lsy7
| Rve firm: No. Western, S69S61ac. Corn: un
graded, 56@60c; No. 8. 5614@561ac; steamer, 579
5se; No. 2 59}a96oc; round yellow. 64c No,l white
| bid, 6O15c asked. Oats Miyed Western. A@47ISSc
| frrn and unchanged. Coffee dull and nominal
| Sugar dull and nominal; fair to good refining
sSa9c. Molasses quiet and steady; Rice firm
SC; refined, Sic Tallsw IN lair demais1
san ss @ + TurgeSsins % dui feSsn ana aua ncssdseS
Eggs; Western, lS@2le Pork in modcrat
demand aoo Mes a @ s ~ d sss r odS 81, ceas de
6lc Lard dull and heavy Prime steain, 7.s2lyzz@ q
\ 735c Butter unsettled Western, 18dSs. Chees
quiet and firm Western, 8@l3c. Whisky hrm
81 l6 bid ~ II asked. ~ 'G'-
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Especial River Dispatches to the 5tar.l
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Nov. 4-1l:01 A. NJ
River feet and stationary. Weather
clear. Wind northeast
HINTON, W. Va. Nov. 24-9:20 A. NJ
New River foot inches and stationary.
Weather clear
CHARLESTON, Nov. 24-9l6 A. NJ
Kanawha River feet II inches and
falling slowly. Weather clear Wind
southeast.
OIL Cry, Pa, Nov. 24-1O:46 A. M.-River
foot standing. Weather clear. Wind
south.
PITrsBURe, Nov. 24-11:20 A. M.-Eiver
feet 7 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Pal P. M.-River
IA feet inches below high water mark.
Arriyals-City of Alton, St. Louis; Laura
L. Davis, Evansville; Cherokee, Content
Landing. Departures to-day -, Cherokee,
Memphis. Weather clear and pleasant.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Business fair.
Windy and cool this morning.
| Capt. Albert Stein commenced loading
the Charles Morgan-M Morgan Rattler--this
morning, and she will depart tomorrow
evening for all points on the Lower Missis-
sippi River and New Orleans direct. Harry
W. Stein is her purser, assisted by Lew.
Brennan and Amos Fisher.
The large and elegant sidewheel steamer
Andy Baum will be found loading at the
wharf, and will leave Wednesday for Evans
vile, Cairo and Memphis. Capt. Hiram j.
Vinton commands, and Messrs. Deem and
Harbinson are in the Office.
The river was on the decline this morn.
ing with II feet in the channel.
The Fleetwood will be the regular c. &
O. R. r. packet, leaving this evening fol
Huntington, where she connects with the
early trains tomorrow.
Mr.. Chant Shinkle, clerk OF the Colder
Crown, will be married to Miss Leon:
Percivll tomorrow in Covington.
The Guiding Star will follow the Charlie
Morgan, and leave for New Orleans Thurs
day.
Captain Lew Kates' new Will. X. XVII
will leave on her maiden trip for New Or
leans next Tuesday or Thursday.
Major Bats is back from the Kanawhs
VALLEY.
The George Matheson left this morning
for Kanawha River with an empty tow.
The Virgie Lee will be up this evening
and leave tomorrow for Evansville.
The Ohio No. did not get in this morn
ing, but will be here this afternoon and re
turn to Pomeroy this evening.
The Mount Clare is pumping out q
sunken barge at Huntington.
The c. w. Anderson is coming up from
Louisville, and will leave here Wednesda,
for the Cumberland River. The John
Crawford will be here the latter part of tn,
week, and 60 to the Cumberland Satur
day. .1, .... ........
The Clifton leaves next Saturday for s
Louis.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. A-Flour quiet: Western

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 24-Flour quiet Western
extra, S. S5; Minnesota extra family good S6 75
choice, ST. fancy, 81 25 Minnesota patent. 81 s7la
az U.s. Rye -four less active at s6. Wheat dull.
No. 22 red in elevator 81 Al No 2red spot and
81 46 bid. 81 az asked; DecemberSl 46 bid, 81 4Ss
asked. Corn dull: Mixed on track, S62962ac;
yellow mixed. 62Ic sail, mixed,
spot and October, 62c bid, Sac asked;
November, 61s4c bid, CSC asked; De-
cember, SOC bid, 60c asked. Oats dull: mixed,
43Co43115c; white, 44@46c. Provisions steady:
Mess beef, $l2 50: mess pork, Sll 75@12; smoked
hams 9@l0c; picked. 7]4GeSiac. Lard SIC. But
York State and Bradford County, extra. 2612Sc:
Western Reserve, extra, 22@2ic do good to
| choice, 1S@21c.
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Marriage Licenses.

Thefollowing marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
H. Buck and Wilhelmina Toenzeng.
Jackson Potter and Mary Randolph.
james Doyle and Lavisa Baehr.
Andrew Nolen and Rosa Elwood.
Jacob kieier and Louisa Brandstetter.
Fillmore Hill and Martha b. Adamson.
J. Davies Jones and Maggie ]. Evans.
Henry Horn and Katie Haag.
Jno. I. Conrad and Ira Swetnam.
I. H. Townsend and Sarah L. B. Nelson.
Thos. Woodson and Mary f. Jones.
John Taylor and Louisa Chittleton.
Louis Roth and louisa King
VIM. Bosker and Catharine Dewald.
J. Firman Ullery and Sallie NJ. Hoffner.
Geo. Britton and Mary Jackson.
Geo. Noll and Lena Ehly.
Kate Bergin and VIM. Bryan.
Frank Graham and Kate B. Lincoln.
Leopold Singer and Theresa Roetzler.
Chas. W. Smith and Ella Long.
Ernst A. Weier and Carrie Graf.
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per dozen. Live turkeys at 7k9sc, and dressed
sa9e per 10. Ducks quiet at S2@2 Is, and geese
at So 5O@S rs per dozen.
Powder and SHOT Market steady and quiet
We quote. Buckshot at s24 and assorted at 81
per dozen bags Rife powder at 81 25@5 rs, and
blasting at " 40@s per keg
Rags steady and Demand moderate. We quote
cotton mixed at 2Ne, and white at $40 per Id.
Wooen at l2@lsc for fine, and 1c for coarse per lb
Salt quiet and steady. We quote Ohio and
Kanawha at 81 60 per bA of bu,
and 81 30 per br of 3 bushels Michigan at 81 50
per brl. TURKS Island at 3s94Oc per bu. Coarse
Liverpool at 81 2Q@l 25 per sack.
Seed quiet and steady for. timothy at
q 65@2 70 per buin store. Clover jobbing at s,4c
in store aud S1z(9SsSc on arrival. Flax seed In
demand at 81 2i@l 80 per bu.
Soap; The demand fair and market steady, and
German quoted 5l4@SS4c, olive 41a@4S4c' common
Starch in fair demand and firm. Prime pearl at
3@314e, and gloss at 61sg7c per lb.
Tallow is in fair demand and ample receipts
at SIC for country and SIC for city per pound.
Oolong, @@9Oc; Souchong, 45c9Sl; Young Hy-
son, O@90e; Imperial 30@S0c: Gunpowder, 50c9
81, and Japan, 35975c per ID.
Timers stock: Market firm and demand fair.
We quote Zinc slab 7c sneet, 9a91ac; block tin.
21@2Sc; solder 151a@1Sc; copper ingots, 23c; bot
TOMS &c. braziers' sheetS 3Oa36c per lb tin plate
TX. S1l, and G. 50 per box.
Vegetables: Cabbage is In fair demand and free
~ offered at S4a5 per hundred. Onions quiet and
steady at So 00@3 80 per brl. Sweet potatoes in
moderate demand at $2(a3 per brl. r..
| WoOdenware: Market steady and fair trade We
| quote: Washboards. 81 iO@275 buckets. two-hoon
$797 so; No. Q, S60l6 50; No. g. $5@l5 So and nests
| of eight, so 90@S Is: ehurns. No. l, SS@9; No. z
S7aS, and No. 3, SG@7 per dozen.
Wool is in moderate demand and
steady. We quote. as follows: unwashed
Combing. 32@3Sc: delaine 32@33c; clothing, 27@
35c, and dcommon at 25@27c. Washed Fine tieeces,
3S@iOc; medium do, 40@42c; delaine do, 409 i2c:
| long combing. 40@42c. Tub-washed: Coarse, 359
40c; and choice, 43@45c. Pulled: Lambs, 35@SOc.
super and long. 3s@40c and bury and fcece-
grown at 395c per lb less.
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New ORLEANS. Nov. a. Flour easier: Corn quiet
and weak: mixed, SIC; yellow and mixed, SIC.
white, 60c Oats higher prime, 40e choice, 42c.
Hay easier prime quoted sl7@is; choice, SO.
Lard firmer tietce. 7Ha71gc: keg, 75s@754c. Ba-
con tirmer at 1904 4@7a4@Sc.. Sugar tirm COM
mon to good common, 7@7Ac; fair to fully
fair, 73s@Sc; prime to choice. Sl4@S3sc; yellow
clarified, 914Gl91ac. Molasses dull and lower:
common, 35@36c; centrifugal, 30@4lc; fair, $50
40c prime to choice, 4OG46c. Others unchanged.
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A. Daley, +. G, N. Tresise, Fl. ]. Goetze.
Charles Hasson, Matt. Lyons, Charles John
son, Albert Tresise, Fred. Frass, Charles
Woodard Ed. Barrett; Misses Lille
Blinn, Minnie Lyons, Carrie Woodland, NJ.
Mitchell, Hattie Thomas, and Mary Ire
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The funeral ceremonies of Squire
Dossman, which will take place tomorrow
from the Masonic Temple, are in charge Of
Mr.. Jacques Ritchie, the Consul for Swift
zerland, in this city.
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Benjamin Hill is locked up in the
County Jail on warrant sworn out BY
Charles E. Aldrick before Squire Block, on
q charge Of perjury, in having Cornelius
Van Cott arrested before Squire schwab.
on the allegation that he, Hill, had stolen
q horse and set OF harness
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A grand Annual Soiree, for the benefit
of the Church of the Presentation, will be
given at Melodeon Hall Tuesday evening,
November 25th. ." ...f
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FlNAN CIAL

CINCINNATI, Nov. M-2P NJ
Exchange on New York in moderate demand
and steady. Rates are unchanged. We quote it
Ito discount buying, and par selling.
Sterling quiet and steady. Sight drafts at
"a 841s, and sixty-day bills at "a Slla.
The local rates for Government bonds are .as
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 24-2 P. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
live stock for the past As hours:
80 r ceipts. Shipments.
Cattle le,,.,......,....2 2916 g29
Hogs. .140i7 46i
Sheep 49, 309l 1748
HOGS-Fairly' active and fl m. Common at
So 25@3 60. fair to good light at 50 85a4.
packing at $is4 Is and choice butchers at 81 IL
"a 20.
CATTLE-Market quiet. Common at 81 500a,
fair to medium at 81 15@3 good to choice Mt 81 Is
Y3 IS and shipping grades at S4dp4 25 per eentai.
SHEEP-Quiet and firm at 81 o093 so for COM
mon to fair and So 1904 IS for good to choice.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

The Sam. Bowles perjury case has been
continued until Friday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

Mr.. M. Cooper, Of the Courthouse
Brewers supply store, is seriously i'll.
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Mr.. Henry Schaefer, Millersburg, Ohio,
was cured OF rheumatism in the hips by St.
Jacobs Oil.
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OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.

NO PAPER THANKSGIVING.
In accordance with custom at this Office
no edition of the STAR will be published on
Thanksgiving Day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

When exhausted by mental labor take
Kidney-Wort to maintain healthy action of
all organs,
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REVIEW OF THE CINcINaArI DAILY
NARKETS
CIscINNATI, Nov N-2 P. N.


BRKApsruFfs.
Flour Is In good eonsumptiye demand Market
quiet and steady. Fancy Of S6 S5G7, as to
quality or reputation OF brand. and patent fancy
field UP to IS per bril- Family at IS 90@6 10, and
some choice family selling to-day at s6 25; extra
quoted at s. 40@5 IS; superfne at $4 s5@o 10, and
low grades at ~ 1904 so per brl. Bnckwheat -four
at S6ca6 40 per brl. Rye -four at s5@5 20 per brl.
Barley is steady and quiet. Fall at 75@9Oc per
bu for fair TO choice lets Spring az 5og15e as 10
quality and No. 2 saleable at the'outslde figure
Rye issteady and quiet Prime to choice sample,
on arrival, at S3GS5c per bu.
Corn fair demand and firm. New mixed
shelled selling to-day at 43c and the same price
obtained for prime ear Old ut 4S0JOc for sheiled.
as 10 quality. Some new ear also at Ale per bu.
Oats quiet and steady at S6@JSc for prime to
choice Mixed at S59S5 per bu,
Wheat is firm and quiet. Red quoted 81 ZIG
l so for good to prime Prime to choice amber at
81 27@1 Csc and fair to good at 81 23@l p. White
SOLD at 81 81 for good sample and Ut VI 3Si3 f0T
very choice lot. .....
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is firm and quiet. Prime new al
Sll 50@1l 70 per brl, with small jobDing lots held
u shade more
Green meats firm, and fair demand. Shoulders
at g. T0@S54c, clear rib at 5}s9512c, ana hams al
619@714c, as to average.
Dry salt meats in fair demand and steady
Shoulders at 3956Jic, clear rib aP4c and cleai
sides at 6@Glsc per lb loose.
Lard: Prime steam at 6.s5@6,90c per lb.
Sugar-cured meats Quiet and steady. Hams a
9@91ac for good to choice average Breakfast ba
| IN at S@SAc. Shoulders at 6@6Ac, all canyasee
and packed.
Bacon dull and nominal with hardly any ye
offering.
COTTON
The market Is quiet and steady. Stock, S.53;
bales. Receipts, 2,5S3 bales. Shipments, 1888
bales. The official quotations to-day are as fol
lows: Ordinary, l01ac; good ordinary, 11Ac
low middlirg, 1lkc; middling l1s4c; good md
ding, 12c; middling fair, l21ac, and fair l31s
per lh
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-28

OFFICE OF CIVIL HERTFF,
Parish OF orleans,
New Orleans. February Is. 1879.
By and under authority OF a proclamation
issued By his Excellency Francis It. Nichols.
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana dated on
the twenty fifth day Of January. 1879 directing
an election to be held on TUESDAY. the eigh-
teenth day OF March. 1879. for the purpose Of
electing delegates TO meet In convention TO
frame a new constitution Of the State
Notice Is hereby given that an election will be
held. In conformity with act No. SO Of the extra
session OF 1877. on TUESDAY. the eighteenth
day OF March. 1879. from o'clock In the fore-
noon until o'clock In the afternoon, through
out the parish Of Orleans. for the purpose OF
electing delegates to meet In convention at the
State House. at New Orleans, on Monday. the
twenty first OF April, 1879. at 10 o'clock M, TO
frame new constitution for the State of Louis
lana; as provided for by act No. 3 of the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Louisiana, ap-
proved January %. 1879. Tho delegates to be
chosen to such convention to be apportioned as
the members OF the General Assembly OF the
State are now apportioned By law. as follows
to wit:
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
Two for the First Senatorial District. COM
posed Of the eighth and ninth wards of Orleans
and of the parishes OF St. Bernard and Plaque
mines.
Two for the Second Senatorial District. COM
posed of the fourth. fifth, sixth and seventh
wards OF Orleans.
One for the Third Senatorial District, COM
posed Of the third ward Of Orleans
One for the Fourth Senatorial District. COM
posed Of the second ward and fifteenth ward
Orleans, right bank of Orleans.
One for the Fifth Senatorial District, COM
4 rda nj nrIaana
Two for the Sixth Senatorial District. COM
posed Of the eleventh twelfth, thirteenth, four
teenth. sixteenth and seventeenth wards OF Or
ieahsi REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.
One for the First Representative District,
parish of Orleans.
Two for the Second Representative District,
parish OF Orleans.
Three for the Third Representative District
parish OF Orleans.
One for the Fourth Representative District,
parish OF Orleans.
Two for the Fifth Representative District,
parish Of Orleans.
One for the Sixth Representative District
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Seventh Representative District,
parish Of Orleans.
One for the Eighth Representative District.
parish OF Orleans.
Two for the Ninth Representative District.
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Tenth Representative District
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Eleventh Representative District.
parish Of Orleans.
One for the Twelfth Representative District.
parish of Orleans.
One for the Thirteenth Representative Dis
trict, parish of Orleans.
One for the Fourteenth Representative Dis
trict. parish OF Orleans.
One for the Fifteenth Representative District
parish of Orleans.
J. r ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans
fef5 I'd
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1870

3D boxes clear ribs at SIC: 10 hall ks clear
sides At exc: 400 boxes do on private terms
HAMS--Sold freely, TO- day, and prices are
can yassad lat g4@alse and uncanvassed at 10
Sc. Dealers obtain and advance on these prices.
Sales 10 tiercea at &C. 25 to arrive at 9ac; 80 at
IARD1Aetiye and higher, We qrote tierces
7hm715e for refined. and 6h@6Ac for packers
steam. Dealers rates are &c higher. Sales-6e
tierees prime steam on private terms; 90 40 at
61ac; 100 buckets kettle At 7'sc; so lat 73ac.
BR tAKFAsI BACON-sHpply "a angle ole. d dar
choice goods ut 1850; dealers are charging
PAGKBaS HOG PRoDUOTs-Dealers are
sci Ing on orders In the Job trade at So v hall
Dbl for pg pork 20 for rump pork; 1905 20
for prime pork; 5000 q for primo mess $40
for tamil, cear pork ggs fesf y Y fG fdn segs
3Se; spare ribs 500 25 for 800 10 tierces anu
- for hbls side ribs IS for 800 b tierces and
jORN--Is In fair supply and moderate de.
mard. White 44e. yellow 4b046e, mixed 43e
v bushei. Sales 700 yellow q 49,; 1000 yellow
and mlxeds and 500 mixed at 49,; 500 do at 431se;
1000 white at 44c " bushel.
OArS-Stock fair and prices firm at 84S
Soc h busbe
BliAN-stock light and market quiet at Toe.
HAY-Is Ia fair supply and prices are steady.
Choice fl7@ts, prime sii@i5 Y ton.
choice oncinnat 81 9 assi TO- fairto good VEST
ern 81 e1ta1 Os. Louisiana 81 ob@i o.. a.
| POTATOES Supply large and market firm
"
ONIONs-Light supply and firm Mt 1908 so
W bbl
CABBAGES-Fi Mt 80 as v box.
APPLES-The eupply IL light and prices rule
steady Mt 81 5Op2 rs Y bbI.
BUTTER-The market Ia over stocked and
prices easy. New York creamery fine 24f92bc,
New York dairy fine 22@23c. New York dairy
good l6917c, Western fine 14@l5o. Western
dairy 15@l6c " b.
Enthusiastically New York cream sh@ehc.
Western cream S@go v b. Western reserve fac
tory T@7kc.
STARCH-In fair demand ut 30 In lots.
POULTRY-Old chickens -. young "a so:
ducks ~; geese s4@5: turkeys sl8@22
dozen.
EGGs-western 11@13c; Louisiana 12915o y
dozen. a
RIOE-Firm. Prime 6Ho. good 6S@6Sb,
| fair $4,000, ordinary bssDb&c. common $50
| 5hc. and No. s&e04c ID.
| SALT We are Under obligations to Messrs.
Jackson h Manson for the following report OF
| the market:
| Fair demand. Imports heavy. Stock In
creasing. One cargo just arrived and sold to q
dealer on private terms We quote dealers
| rates from warehouses at % ls@95c for coarse
| and 81 45@i 80 for fine. Turks Island quiet
| and dull: quoted nominaly 25GD3oe " busbel
Tahln salt IN pockets 1at07c each. IA In size.
| FISH-From Messrs. o. II. Lawrence Go.
we get the following quotations:
1 RnrraIa Hnlvaa luartara Hitta
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
bonn eaGlG.


New YORK Feb a. II q. m.-Cofree dull; no
sales reported. Sugar steHdy; sales 1850 hhds.
Refined sugar-Yelluws firm: whites st, ally.
CHICAGO. Feb 27-Ooenipg-Wheat opans 9if
April. Corn-37 1a@37ss May. Pork-$10 100
10 ~. March. $40 Is April. Dry salt meats-3.95.
b15. 3 30
Union Stock Yards-47s cars stock reported.
Estimated pia Of hogs o-day 10000; OH
al yesterday 23.GOf: official shipments 977i
light hogs 50 sO@3 95. mixed packers 50 1904
heavy shipping sl04 40. Cattle-Estimated re-
ceipts $500: mar et quiet
$3.50 D. m.-Wheet-93% February. nominal,
92s bid March, 945s asked Ap,il. Corn-337s
March 33H bid April. 37's bid MAY. Oats % q
bid March. 23}S April 2614 May. Pork-s10 AZ Il
10 SO April. slO 62k NAV Lard-6.s2h March.
9O@692h April. asked May.
ST LOUIS, Feb. -Opeuing-Wheat 81 Of y
bid March, 81 % April, 81 o. May. Corn-s2A
June.
12:45 .. m.-Wheat slow: No. red 81 O27S@1 O3
April. 81 031G@1 o. May, 81 0lzs bid cash: No. 3
red 80 cash. Corn active: 327s March. 33h April.
34h May, 3is June, 32A cash Oats better; 24a
It'd March, pa cash. Whisky unchanged. 81 05.
Provisions dead dull. but not anotably chang ID.
CINCINNATI Feb. 27.-Pork $40 25@l0 so. Ba-
3 o5 bid $40 u ked. $40. Lard go. 7. ~. Hogs
50 25@4 65 receipts 2244. Whisky 81 O3.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 81, 1915 D. m.-Cotton dull.
Mdliing Upands Sad. Middling Orleans SID.
speculation. Wheat-Western spring IS 1id@s5
Id. Western winter IS 9d@9s cd. Flour-Western
canal s. 6 9l0-. Corn-New mixed As u. Oats
IS Cd. Pork-Prime mess Western 505. Lard
Prime Western 35s Bacon-Long clear 27s Sd.
short.clear 2S5 3D. Tallow-American 3Gs.