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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-21

INDIANAPOLIS, January 90. - Judge
Drummond rendered decision in the
matter Of the Logansport,, Crawfordsville
( Southwestern Railroad Company. The
particular question involved was whether
the expenditures, made by the receiver,
formed lien prior to that OF the first
mortgage bonds. In this case the second
mortgage bondholders had sued to the
foreclosure, and receiver was appointed
to take charge Of the trust, depending on
q formal disposition of the cause.
The first mortgage bondholders were not
made party to the suit, and when the re.
ceivers bills came in, filed objection to
their payment. Judge Drummond stated,
US Chanceller OF the Court, having rail.
road property in its custody, that in ex.
'eeptional cases he would hive power to
direct the building Of q link, branch or ex.
tension Of the road which would make it q
valuable property, where, in its un.
finished state, 1t was not, and charge the
expense to the first mortgage bond.
holders, although they were not a
party to the suit, and protesting against
the improvement. In this case the re.
GelNSI uullG u DIhllCu EOdu Six OF seven
miles long, under order OF the Court, and
the expense was charged to the first.mort.
gage bondhOlders. Healso purchased en-.
gines and rolling stock and improved the
road bed, NIL OF which the Court held must
be paid for before the lien Of the first.
mortgage was satisfied. =
Judge Drummond further stated that,
where receivers certificates were ordered
to be issued for any specific purpose the
holder must know that they were issued
for that particularpurpose, Ifthey were
not 50 issued their value would be in the
holders hands, where mohey. is loaned to
a receiver without special authority
from the court to borrow. The claim
will not be allowed, provided that
the, l0aner can trace his money di.
rectly into an Improvement OF the road.
The court will allow that person must
satisfy himself Of the Receivers authority
to borrow money, else he does so at his
own risk, audif the money is misappIied
the court can afford him no relief.
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HAYS AT GRAFTON.
That In DR.. Hays, OF Railroad Pane
Grafton Happy over Its Possession OF the
County Seat.

|
GRAFTON, January 20, 1870.
Editors Intelligenser:
On Saturday at2 o'clock p. NJ. Dr.. Hays
addressed our people on the Importance
of the building Of the Pittsburgh and
Southern Railroad to Grafton and beyond.
Everyone was delighted with his address.
He left this morning for Phiippi and the
South to look after the interest of the
railroad from this point to the New River.
lie is an excellent speaker and an hon est
one, presenting all the questions in a fair
and able manner. We bespeak for him a
fair hearing in the counties south.
We. are happy to state to your read
ers that Grafton is to-day the county
seat OF Taylor county, Judge Flem-
ing having issued a mandamus
to compel the County Court to
to remove the county seat to Grafton. 1t
arrived this evening, and is now in session
within our corporate limits, where it
should have been long ago, and would
have been but for the captiousness OF some
OF our Pruntytown friends. It IS God
send for Grafton that the County Court
has at last determined to give us the coun-
ty seat.
Much credit is due to the Hon. John
W. Mason, S. P. Mccormick, P. A. Roher.
baugh, John T. McGraw, George Brink.
man and many others, for obtaining
this desirable end.
We have snow, ice and cold weather
to report.
A. FairchIld, of Morgantown, is visiting
our town. We also see on our streets Hon.
James Morrow, attorney, acting in behalf
OF our people to remove the county seat.
The delegation from Pruntytown, bear
ing the county records, was received, with
flags suspended from almost every house,
and with music and general rejoicing.
GRAFTON.
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EutireIy Premature.

sr. Louis, January 20. The announce
ment made in these dispatches yesterday,
that Dodd, Brown 4 Co. would soon re.
sumo business, is now authoritatively stated
to have been entirely premature, all Of
their creditors not having accepted the
FIRMS proposition for q settlement, and
until this Is done resumption Of business
Is very uncertain,
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PntLADELPntA, January2O.-Flour-steadv.
supertine 81 25a2 IS; extras IS 00aS 50; Min.
neseta family q Goa4 Is; high grades s6 oOa
7@. Wheat-Firm; No. g rcd 81 0iIGat oiS::
amber 81 OGNal 06X; white 81 07al O, <:
No Chicago 94c. Corn-Firm: steamer
42c; yellow 4Ss<e; mixed 4SNc. oats-Qliet.
white western SOaS2c; western mixed "a
SOc. Rye-Qnietand unchanged. Provisions
Stronger. Pork-@ 90. Beef-India mess
Is1c' Aams-smoked 7}5as11c; picked O1ia
steam % 25. Buttcr-Quict; New YORK
State and Bradford county, Pa, extra
2la2Sc; Western Reserve 2a2Oc. Egs-scarce
and firm; western S3aS4c, Cheese-Sisadv
and unchanged. Pctroleum-Quiet: feine;I
0a9Tc; crude 7AasC. Whisky-Scarce AMI
firner; western 81 10.
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tn, Warrington and ""ynesburg Mar
row Gauge.


The fourth annual report Of this road is
mt # shows that the expenditures foI
,bs building and equipment OF this line
,,ye Lceu Sl7i,59O.l0. Bonds amounting
:, %, 40 have been sold many OF them
=, ,;icpn,s on the dollar. In justification
Il This low price, the report says that sit
r,, a choice between being sold out by
os sheriff or to take this price" No won.
,., il, interest account last year was
{. Mas The receipts were 81, 1918 for
,,.,cnscrs $ll ~! 10 for freight, SlT3,27
i,,m Express Company, and Sl40O for car
,,ips tNc mails. It's actual running ex.
,aps,, are not given. The earnings were
r.cd promiscuously along with receipts
from bonds, subscriptions to stock, &C.,
far completion Of the road We observe
that that it owes the Riverside Iron
Works Of this city S7,GS0.74. The Su.
perintendent reports that
During the year trestle was built by
,le Baltimore & Ohio Company to be
aslby our company in getting to their
dtpot-our company furnishing iron, ties,
irogs &c the cost per year to our com.
pany to be so per month for the use OF
tLe treslle "N,h engine houses, depots,
agents Ie., and is to last for five years.
There has also hCcn some talk Of forming
junction with the CHARTERS road, but us
vet It has not been affected. The length
Of our road is twcnty.seven and three.
Lurths miles. The equipment consists OF
tvo locomotives, one iirst.class passenger
car one caboose, one box car, seven flat
and rOndola cars and six hand and push
cans There has been built ut Nankirk's q
switch, so that in the event OF n train going
towards Washington too heavily laden to
make the grade, it can be divided and part
,lkpn I'M nj n time"
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4 Boston Failure.

NEw YoRx, January 2O.-The failure of
Carrick, Calvert & Co., wholesale boot
and shoe dealers, and manufacturers OF
Boston and Nashville, Tenn, is reported.
They shipped large quantities Of goods 10
the South. Yellow lever is one cause OF
the failure. The liabilities are reported at
$25O,OOO.
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cISciSHArr, January 2o.-cotton-ste,dv
and in fair demand at Oc, FlonySTS%If.
family s. 25a6 IS. Whoat-DulE rod and
white 0Oa96c. Corn-Dull and drooninS NJ
3laS2c. oats-Dull at 24Ifa27c. Rye"fSnII
9t ola52c barley-Dull: No. 9 spring SI o.
Pork-Flrm; heldat % 90 cash; sales At 10 q
buyer March. Lard-higncr, steam "a 90
cash: Bulk Meats-Quiet but tlrm; shoulders
- % short RIB q 87Ni cash $445; 4 80 buy.
er February 81 90 buyer March; sugar cured
n M S9. bason-scarce and iIrm at S51a5a6Xc.
NM mMhsEyCQniet and weak at 81 03. Butter
firm at csc. <N's' "''"
Hoos7Demand active and prices shade
adyancedi common $240a2S6; licIt "a 0Sa
20; packing - 25a3 50; butchers S 5Sss M.
receipts 2,0s6; shipments 203, 0'''' W.
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Voorhees for the Hennte.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 2O.-The Demo.
cratic caucus tonight nominated D. w.
Voorhees, for United States Senator for the
long term by unanimous vote. For the
short term Hon. Geo. W. Julian and Mr..
Voorhees, were put in nomination. Mr..
Julian received five votes and Mr.. yoor.
.hees 81 votes; 70 votes will be necessary
to elect, one Democratic representative
being absent from the Stato.
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GERMANY,
BISMARCK APPEALS TO THE PEOPLE.

= BlsAAIsCK APFkALs TO TIE PEOPLE.
BERLIN, January 2O.-The Socialist organ,
The Frciheit, published in London by
Johann Most, has been finally and ali.
solutely forbidden admission into Ger.
many. Bismarck ispreparing to submit to
the council law for the regulation OF
railroad tariff. Bismarck has written and
caused to be published letter appealing
to the agricultural community OF Ger.
many to offer their united and vigorous
his work Sof fiscal reform. He
refers to the new duties to be levied on
imported corn and cattle, and expresses
the opinion that such taxation has become
an unavoidable necessity.
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soma "o1'Se oes in your issue OF to-day that
v Fri"nS YDl !, s. signing himself Teacher and
lioS nau no- o. Education" has seen fit to ques.
ssr .r part part of the article written by myself
,s, ~T ~ uay' l ago. lie calls 1t my instruc.
re,sn, s ~ .ae ~ legislature. do not feel com.
On, T' T1. 70 instruct that honorable body,
p,,.l Iao 10 a. iseI that am fully as well pre-.
i'~'olNd "a, W." eoi the merits Of text books
hin 'ur 1T, public schools as tho gentle.
DIV, WHO wrote the article in to.
- 'S'EAI''EScEH, !. e. judging
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GREAT BRITIAN.
!. s. rRloArE CONSTITUTION.

VI s. FRidATE CONSTITUTION.
LONDON, January 2O.-Capt. Badger, oil
the U. s. figate Constitution, says, that
judging from the time he had sailed he
supposed he was twenty-five miles from
the English coast when he struck. lie be.
Ieves that he must have been carried out
Of his reckoning by the current, After
getting aaoats the ship had a narrow
escape, as two ropes broke when passing
the Needles. One OF the Constitutions
boats capsized Off Comes, and two ocCu.
pants we rescued with difficulty.
REDUCTION NOTICE.
tssix cotton mills at Preston, running
1888, IA spindles, have given notice OF re.
duction of wages from to 10 per cent
y, BANK DIREcfoRs ON TRIAL.
E1lSbuRdH, january 2OAThe trial Of
the directors Of the City OF Glasgow bank
is proceeding. The prisoners are charged
with fraud, theft and embezzlement. The
court room was crowded.
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DgN HARRlsoN NoulNArrD.

The Republicans have nominated Gen.
Ben. Harrison for tile long term and Hon.
Godloye $. orth for the short term.
Mr.. Baker, OF Tlppecanoe, was the only
National in tho Democratic caucus, Five
Democratic Senators and Representatives
were absent from the caucus, but Il is
claimed that they will be present to.mor.
row, and Mr.. Voorhees, will receive II
votes on tho hrst ballot,
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, January 2O.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Whcat-FaIrly active and shade
higher; No. 2 red winter 88c; No. 2 CHICAGO
spring s2Ac cash; sS5Sas91fc February; S42a
SiHc March. Corn-Active, firm and higher
a. voc cash; SOl%c bid February; SOsEo March.
Oats-Market buoyant but :unse tied at leTc
cash, 2ONa20Nc March; 2$%c May. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley.EaSIer at
O0sls2, Sas2c. Fl9xseed = Easier; poor to gnod
CT sFuSnns Snnns p loalo PGFkLExcited and high
prices; $ IS cash; IS So February: Ss0SIs S
8 05 March; sales at &s 9Oa9 is March; 30 liz
a92O April. Lard-Strong and higher al Is 95
cash; S 971Ea6 90 February; g Ioa6 12T
March, 90 20a0 22H April. Bulk Meats
Active, firm and higher at s. 35a4 SOa4 60
Very large sales Of provisions to-day. Hogs~
strong and higher at 8 40a9 IS. Whisky
Steady with good demand at 81 o..
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East LIBERTY, January 20.-Clrns-Re.
ceipts since Friday S,065 head OF thsonrh anS
AUS head OF local; total for the wset and. @
Ing this day 1881 head OF through and Tin M
head Of local against 4, 4,5Ol head Of tbromeb
and ,7e5 head OF local last week. Selling fsir
at last weeks pricesi feeling not any hleher.
HoGs--Receipts to-day 1905 head !. tntai
tos tho week 81 ,4eS head against d, 2ss lsSt
week. " Workers . l0aS Is. philSdelphias
sHEEP-Recelpts today ., 800 head; total for
,Re week Il 800 against II 100 last week, Sell.
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wooLEN MILLS.

PHILADELPHIA, January 20.-The wool,
en- mill Of John Brown& Sons, at the cor.
mol. Of Eighth and Tasker streets burned
this morning; only the bare walls stand.
ing: Loss, about $250, 900; insured. Sev.
eral smaller fires have OCCURRED at tho
same place within thepast lew years,
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NEw oRLEASs, January 2O.-cofEee-Easier ;
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime llai0Xc. Su.
gaF-.Acttye and shade higher; inferior Ia
COOL common 4I1a5IGc; common 10 good
common 6Ha5I1c; yellow clarified aHa7Xc,
MolaSSes-Qulet and steady; CANNON 2Oa22c
fair 9Sa25c. Rice-stCady; Louisiana oriI.
nary to choice 6Saaa)Gc, :
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'F,nrel on the Ohio

CINCINNATI, January 20.-There was
transported upon the ohioriyer andaits
tributaries above thiseity,i the. .Pastgear,
one nsilIion and q hall ottpassengers, Of
whom five we're killed and tltreoinjured.
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Imnortant 10 Insarnnee Men.

New YoRE, January 20.- Insurance
companies here are endeavorins to estab,
lish tariff association, to secure better
rates. A similar movement 10 being made
In Boston.
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Ghs gnteIIigeater.


,v,,,,Enilmcr feeling is likely to de-
.,i,n i,.rIfinth wool market hcreabouts,
T,,n ,,~ ar three buyers are looking after
'ny ,;,, far Eastern manfacturers-among
G'I~ ,"r' Mr.. Sam George, Of Wellsburg.
'p'I' ,y., Patterson, ESD, Of New York City,
- '' ,,.o ont in this region looking over the
n,annl. % lie says that the recent fires in
S,w York have destroyed wool and wool
.n Nv, ,ooI, to the amount oifour millions OF
,Iollars.
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loSRoN, January 2O-PETRoLEuM-Reilned
9Na9S<d,
ASTwERP, January 2O.-PrrRoLRux-22Xt
LIyEEFooI, January 9o.-PkTRoLEUM-
OH Cry, January 2O.-Market opened
firm; 81 o5 bid, advanced to 81 OK, dcclin.
ing TO 81 o5ss; at which price It closed. Ship
ments l3,0 900 barrels, averaging 1900 barrels.
Transactions l66 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, January 30. PETROLEUM. -
Quiet and steady; crude 81 25X at Parker's
tt for shipment refined Sc for Philadelphia de-
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nnaeoe nenomInatetl.

ALBANY, n. Z. january 9o,9rhe Re
publican joint Legislative caucus tonight
unanimously repominated Roscoe conk-
linz D, S. Senator. The Democratic eau
Gus 70 now In secret session, ah'. '''.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


culcAoO, January 9o-The Droyers' Journal
Hoes Receipts 5000 head; shipments
4,Sl5 head. Higher quality OF choice; heavy
8 loaS Soi light 81 s5a2 9S; mixed packing
CArTLE;;-Rccelpts 200 head; shipments
!, 800 head market slow at lOal6c lower; shin.
ping 81 0Oa5 25; Others dull; cows 81 OOa3 % !;
bulls s. 0OaS o.; stOckers So 40a3 90. '
sIEEr,-,Receiptss 600 head; shipments 730
head. Unchanged. =
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senatorIal Nominations.

srRtSoFIELD, lLL.' January 2O.-The
Democrats Of the Legislature in caucus 10.
night nominated Gen. ]. G. Black, ior
the United States Senate, The national
members held d caticus also and nominated
Hon. Alex. Campbell, Of La Salle.
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Toleln.

ToLEDo, January 90,--wheat-null amber
Michigan January Ole; February exc; No. 2
reg winter February exc Corn-oulet;
H,sn mlxed held S2hci No. 9Spot S1c; seller
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The American bark Shooting Star. sailed
from Lisbon for Philadelphia, with Angel,
the defaulung Secretary Of the Pullman
Company, on board.
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~. Louis Hog Srar,tst.

s.. Louis, January 90 Hoos = Excited
and hlgheri Workers and Baltlmores Sc 0Sa
y %; packing y 00aS %; butchers to fancy
heavy ! v loaS SSi receipts 1880 head; ship.
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HARhsauRa, January 2O.-The Governor
has issued warrants for the execution OF
sayre and Shaier, the wife murderers. The
executions take place sixty days hence,
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The deed of trust given by Arch Bishop
Purcell to secure his creditors, as mem
toned in these dispatches Sunday, was
fled last evening.
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FIRE RECORD.
yraf3m-S fsff


NEWARK, January oO.-The lecture and
Sunday school rooms Of the First Presbyte.
rian Church burned this morning. Loss,
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CHURCH BURSRD.

BosToX, January 2O.-The Emanuel Con.
gregational Church, Boston Highlands
burned, today. Loss $4,000; insurance
$35 O00.C = ScJs' -
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WASHINGTON, January 2Q.-A report on
the tobacco tax is expected from the SEM
ate Finance Committee this week. In the
event OF their inability to harmonize the
discordant views that prevail among the
members Of the committee, it is not un-
likely that two, and possibly three reports
may be made, thus leaving the subject to
be decided by the Senate. - I
As previously announced, The commit
tee is divided as follows: For the reduc.
ton Of the tax to twenty cents, Senators
Allison, Dawes, Ferry, Herman and Wal
lace; for reduction to sixteen cents, Sem
ators Voorhees,, Bayard and Jones, OF Ne
vada; against any reduction, Senator Nor
ril. 1t is probable, however, that the five
Senators who advocate reduction to
twenty cents and the three gentlemen
who favor aIreduction to sixteenIcents will
compromise bytIniting on the proposition
OF the former, provided an amendment is
inserted in the bill lowering the import
duty on licorice-an article that enters
largely into the manufacture OF tobacco
from ten to five cents o pound, This,
would virtually operate as Q reduction Of,
the tobacco tax to a 'tritie' over fiineteefi'
cents. .,,.,
Astrong pressure is being brought to
bear in favor OF the House bill, which; as
already known, reduces the taxt6 sixteen
cents, but 1t is doubtful whether the
Senate will agree to this project in the
face Of Senator Morrills opposition to any
reduction whatever. Mr.. Morrill, contends
that the Governmet cannot afford the loss
TO the revenue OF $ll, 1000, 900 yearly, this
being the amout at which he estimates the
decrease in the receipts from tobacco II
the tax Is reduced. .t. ..,,,. I'D ,
Mr.. Morrill's opinion always has great
weight in the Senate, and cannot fail to
influence several who would otherwise
vote for the minimum figure to oppose any
reduction below twenty cents, at which
sum, from present Indications, the tax
will be fixed. Urgent appeals, are being
addressed to Senators from tobacco manu-
iacturers in every section, imploring for
speedy action. They declare that the
agitation OF this question has completely
paraIyZed this industry, and that so long
rs Congress fails to dispose OF the subject
so long will the tobacco business remain
in It's present depressed state. Southern
i Democrats favorable to reduction to six
iosn cents say the course Of the
Nothern Democratic senators, like Wal.
lace and Herman, In voting to keep
up an axaCtion which they considered
ruinoIs TO their Rgeipultnraly ihterests rs
unaccountableS ION the part OF tamea who
profess friendship for the South, They
express themselves very bitterly on the
subject, and threaten never to forgive any
Democratic Senator who votes against the
House DILL. 49, =. ---.as,s. s,le. l,t.Ns,
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'gHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

L prepared 70 make careful and complete
aw1aySes ny. o. Iron ofes, LIntstones, Mineral
LABORATORY, C5a. 24ru AND CuApL,xr Sra.
p WHEELlNG, ". va.
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OMAHA, January SaQ.-Tbe Occidental
Hotel, with 4. Schultz's cigar factory and
other frame buildings, were burned early
ths9ornlng, Tptal loss $50, co., insurance
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EEw YoRx. January 2O.-Cotton-steady
at 7.lOa0 9-l6c. Flour Quiet; superiine
western and State s. 95aS IS; common 10
good s. G5aS %; good to choice SS 95aI 50:
white wheat extra 81 65a5 25; Ohio IS 76a
s 90; St. Louis IS S0a5 rs; Minnesota patent
process IS 50as 90. Wheat-Dull, weak and
lower choice No. 8 spring 92c; ungraded red
81 DIAL 10; No. do 81 OSal oSh; No. 2 do
81 09Hal 09H; ungraded amber 81 O5al 10;
No. do western 81 07al 071s ungraded white
81 Olal 10; No. 5 do$l03A; No, 3 do 81 07X
al oS; No. l do 81 l0al lO1I; extra do 81 Il
al u. Rye-Firlner; western 65a5sc; State
5Ga59c. Barley-Firmer. Malt-Dull and
nominal. Corn-In moderate demand 4 un.
graded 47Ha47 Nc; No. 8, 451<c; steamer l5Xa
46c; No. 2. 4OXc store; axe afioaL Oats
Dnll and dropping; No. s white $50; western
mixed S01aSl Nc; white western SSHa35c.
Haydn fair demand shipping 4Oa46c. Hons
-Quiet yearlings 4a6c; eastern and western
8alSc; New York State 7alOc. CofEee-Ouiet.
Sugar-Quiet; fair to good refining 8,Es8Xc.
Molasscs-Quiet and unchanged. RicS-
Steady. Petroleum-Firm; United 6,ka0Kc:
crude sIASa4c; refined exc. Whisky-Nom.
inal ut 81 II bid none offering.
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BALTIMORE January 2O.-Flour-In good
demand and irm;western superss Sc 76a3 rs: do
extra IS 6Oa4 10; do family 81 50a5 90. Wheat
Western quiet and shade firmer; No. 2
western winter red, spot and January, 81 O5:
February 81 oSNal 05E March 81 Ofai07T'
Corn-Western quiet and more steady; west.
ern mixed, spot and January, 4SsSa4SKc:
February 4S9Sa4S94c; March 4iaAKc; April
44tSc; steamer 40aiOkc. 0ats-More inquiry
anda shade better western white SOC; do mix.
ed 2SHa29Hc; Pennsylvania 29aS2c. Rye
Steady fair to good 56aSSc. Hay-Dull; prime
Pennsylvania $40 0Oal1 90. Proyisionst-Bet-
ter inquiry and firm. Mess POrk-Old, $s 90:
new, 50 50. Bulk Meats-Ioose shoulders
new, 37sa3 19c; clear rib sides 9la4 lSo per car
load packed; new, 3Aa4Ac Bacon-should.
eers, old, 3Aaic; clear rib sides, new, SIC;
hams new sugar cured, 0Xc. I.arl-ReRnei
in tierces 7Nc. Butter-Active and very firm
Tor choice western packed ut l0Nc: rolls lisa
l7c. Petrolenm-Firn; no offerings; crude
SIC; refined DC. Coiiee-Quiot and nonli-
nally steady; Rio cargoes lial6c, whisky
Dull at 81 6Oal 09I<.