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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22
Country Produce.


APPLES The demand was moderately
active, with consumers purchasing from
peddlerS. The prices quoted at stands
are, ior choice eating apples 500 6
barrel; prime c"uking Sl.15.
REANs-The demand j. very light.
Choice hand picked mediums were
quoted AT SI7j r. bushel, with navy
bringing $50.
BITTER 90 There was no essential
change in this market, excepting that
fancy fresh dairy was shade tirmer.
We quote choice dairy rolls at l5c; fresh
country parked l2crlic.
CHEESE The trade il steady with lair
demand, principally in iobbing lots.
Prime chi" factory at $40 SIC from first
hands; jOhhlng al 81.
CgANBERRlE> The stock is large and
some berries have turned soft hy long
holding. Demand limited and market
very dull. Common - good cultivated
uuoiahlr at - 5Oaj ~ 4 ~. and fancy
stock sometimes brings a triiic more IN
A small way. For wild, quotations range
At - ~ = H., according to quality.
LARp-CouHtry, IN good demand At
CI6C 2 10.
Dressed Hogs Fair, offering at s. 70
as ~ = cwt.
Live Hrg-- Receipts light and prices
higher at - - iur common, and - 80
lor prime.
Zoos Inquiry. only 81 local charar-
ter. AMI sales werc moderately fair.
Fresh laid we're selling at 2Ja3dc ?
dozen.
FE,rHERs-Steaiv at ~ for choice
live and 25Sd 10 for miXe,l.
HoNRY-New domestic sold at lJC 2
~. and California prime l5ia alsc.
trAug-Pauridgr Salable at - 2GG
: ~ r dozen when Ia prime order,
while those in other order were not
-alable at over - jOa3 ~.
Quail were in small supply and
weak, buyers not giving over 75a 80 y
dozen for choice. in lots. while damaged
and off lots were qu0table at taE. Ven
i-nn in small supply and quOtable at ~
= NJ. ior carcass,.s, and sltsyc for sal
iles. Rabbits plenty and selling at ~
G50. = dozen. squirrels iu fair de-
mand.
OSIoS--The supply i heing r-iucei
and there Wa rather more fiunnes- ~
ported. Demand moderately firm and
or.lrrS filled in small luis az u - 2
HAIRED for finn stock.
P0rAToEs-NDi the lea-, changes
noticeable. Nal.- continue tair.
PeAchblOws 7UlI 75,. sweet I.ptAiot-
are dull and ea-y at :. JbD'2 - q 'barrt-l
or Jerseys.
PoULTET-The market was in about
the same condition a. last week.
Live turkeys arr -oii at Batsc
Ter n; tine dressed turkeys quick
sale at - per n. Nith tile eNcep.
ton Of a lev lpts Il extra fancy
which sOld for = shade more; god
and scAlded stD,k s"ld At 7GI7le; and
/ frOzen lots sOld a. boa as6lc. Live chick
sns dull at a 5Oa . - per dozen; dress
ed chickens -alsble al d. for choice, will
some extra fine at 6ie, and 4Gs!je Tor CON
non 10 fair. Live ducks quOtabie n
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LIVE STOCK
Chicago.

CuicAGo, January u. The D,oro,,'
JornI reports hogs rrripis 1000 heal
shipments 3O,Oo0 heal Market slill
higher, choice heavy ~ ljCi3 i5; light
- nOa : 10; mixed lSrkIne 3 Hss3l"!.
Cattle Receipts 100 heat, ship.
mrnts 1000 heal. Market dull and
lower; shipping - atai ~, siOykrr,
s2 t0a y ~; butcher-' EASY rows ssUl
10 20.
Shcep-Recripts 100 head shipment,
l.p head. MarAci steady at u,
last Liberty
E,-r lIusgrI, January n. Cattle
R,sripts t"-iay 2Np head "i through
anl so heal ol lSyI; r",,iILs ~ raillr
light. Market iair, ~" prime here, lar
to good ~ vtsi ~.
Hogs Receipts to-day 2,hj head
comIuOn Workers isSaJ 10; gpI
Iorkers 81 2Ui3 , "a; rhllal.lphias - ~
(o 800.
sheep Receipts to-day $50 heat
Selling fairly active ai - ,Jab 90, ac.
cop.ing Ia quality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22
CONGRESSIONAL SPICE.
INVESTIGATION OF THE CIPHER DIS
PATCHES.
NJ. Potter Calls Up His Resolution Of In
quiy and Makes SOmes Pointed
Remarks ThereOn-Passage
Of the Resolution.
WA.HINGToN, ID. c. Jan. u.
SENATE.
Refunding National Debt.

MIR. Merrill, from the Committee on
Finance, reported without amendments
the House hill passed by the House on
the nth inst, to faCialiate the refund
ins OF the National debt Placed on
calendar.
Public Health.
Mr.. Matthews presented bill To pre-
ven. the introduction of contagious or
infectious diseases in the United States,
and tu establish a bureau ut Public
Health. Referred.
By Mr.. Chaffre, the joint resolution
directing the cancellation II one and
two dollar United States notes, was laid
ON the table, to De called up by MIR.
Chatiee hereafter.
At the conclusion oi the morning
business the bills OH the calendar were
considered.
The Senate bill To authorize the Sec
retary vi the Interior 10 deposit certain
funds held by him as trustee Tor tho
Indian tribes, in the Treasury OF
the United states ia lieu Ol invest
mrnt, lrd to long discussion.
Indian Trust Fund.
II authorizes the Secretary To deposit
in the Treasury OF the United States any
and all sums now held by him or which
may hereafter he received by him a.
Secretary ni the Interior aud trustee ui
the various Indian tribes, Cn account OF
the redemption oi United states bonds
or other stocks and securities belonging
To- the Indian Trust Fund, and the
luited States shall pay interest semi
annually at the rate uf ) per cent. per
anuum from the date uf the deposit Ui
any and all such sums in the United
States Treasury.
Pending discussion, Mr.. Window
moved To lay the bill aside, which was
agreed to.
The hill To- amend the patent laws Was
aI-u laid aside informally 81 a. not to
lose its place, and the Senate proceeded
10 consider the naval appropriation bill.
The amendments increasing the gPpro-
priation ssh, 800 over the hill as it came
from the House were agreed To- without
debate.
Mr.. Window said that the senator
from Maine Blaine desired To- address
the senate on this bill, but was not pre-
pared to 20 on to-day, and the hill was
therefore laid aside until tomorrow.
After an executive session the SENATE
adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22
THE CREAM OF THE SEWs.


John :. iaynew vas mur,lersl ~
krni county, Virginia, YESTERDAY, by
two negrsr Tie mupienrs we're cap
tured at Taileyyllle aud an nnsuor-s--
iul a,teInpi made to lynch them.
The Council II ihe state u sxiiLsr.
land has a.ktd iuT 5000 francs tO ~.
lieye destitute workmeB.
GeOrg. Stillman IiiBiari, ~ Boston,
author and politirian, Is dead; Agrd 20
While Wm. Csrothsrs was driving a
team thn,lgl the main entry Of the
Cynbridg', o.. coal mines, MOndAy,
-Dinc ten tons - slate fcil on him,
crushing him b. death.
Governor iiill. - Drlssare, va. in.
augnraieh yesterday.
It b. -aiai l,si Bismarck has decided
to ~itirirss the Parliamentary discip-
line hill. lesyIng the Eaatter ~ ihr
Reichstay.
Iinit.d states renatOp we're eisSt,.l
yesterday, q. follows; Nes York, Re-
cIs Knklink: Missouri, Genefal James
-hield. and Col G,o. q. Vest, D-ms-
crai; PrnnsylYania, J. DOnalI Cameron.
Rep; Illinois, John A. Logan, Iiep.
North Carolina, H. B ysBoe, DeinDrrai
Indiana, Daniel ". Voorhees,, Demo
rrst; Conneticui, Oryilie n. Fiat, Re-
pnblican; Florida, Wilkin,On Cali,
Democrat
Governor IIoyt ~ Pennsyiysnja. was
inaIlgnrA,.7i yesterday. Owing io delay
IA bso.rmOnis-s the state was without
. Governor oBe hour and twenty min.
utss-
4 - Ioais reporter in Jail for cJn-
tempt. beszasr he refused ~ tell the
grand jnry the name oi the person from
whom he noiI-i eeuain information
contained In pubiisbef article In ref.
creme 30 the banning Of . CARPET store.
A hse 81 Elizabeth, \. j.. yesterday,
dsstroyei the Arcade biosk, in which
xss the olsrs house, pcsiohlce, txo
hsnts. Masonic hall and four stores.
Insn 1100 IN
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, January 2l.-CDtiOn-
Steaiy at ~. flOur-Quiet aud un-
changed. Wheat-Quiet; rsi AMI white
Oa96c. COn-lleAyy at altd 3sc.
Oats-Dull at 24la27c. Rye Dull and
nominal at 5l(a53c. Barlcy-bull; M.
. fall 81 "a. Pork at - 10 bidi
~ jO asked. LArd-Unsetilei but gen
orally lower; steam 81 10. Bulk Meats
Strong and higher; shoulders - b;
short ribs "a - cash; - % buyer Feb
ruary 81 6Sa4 IS buyer March; short
clear 81 50. BaoOn-StroRg at 4ts 5a5te.
Whisky-In guom demand but At lover
rates, at 81 or. Butter-Quiet and un-
changed. Cheess-Adiys but lower
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DYNAMITE EXPLOSION,
Two Persons Killed.

BALTIMORE, January 22.-An attempt
In thaw out some dynamite cartridges
Al the guupowder works, to-day, result
e,t in the killing of John HalSon and
Michael Burke, the demolition ot the
boiler house and carrying Of the boiler
sone iftV feet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22
Riniara Tournament.

Nav YORE, January 2l.-The second
game OF the billiard tournament was be
tween Gallagher nsd Radolph. The
latter won, making oOO points 10 4s4,
The winners largest run Was lSs and
the losers lsS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22
HOusE OF DEIENATEs-

Yesterday was aUuthrr busy dIy IN
thr House, a llv uyruPicd SOLELY with
routine work "a reading at bills that
passed. Or the most part without com
IU'ut. lu one ut these. taken up under
a ~u~prusIuu 20 the rules, aud relating
10 thr charter ut NuUud>Nillr, judge
Stuart objected bringing down thr
lipu~y hy his WumUryi. "OU! don I
let rr3 Il hyr tu-,lly.
Ihv Camden Resolution came up
a. uu Tor consideration Mr.. Butcher
rrti a telegram from MI Camden. who
Is Iu Baltimore m which hv expressed
hi surprise al the course matters hat
taken, and stated that hr would bc u
Wheeling during the week. MIR. Butch
er thuusht Mr.. Camden meant nO dlsre-
spryt and would answer the question,
Ihrrrtore he did not want the matter
pushed Mr.. llagHuN seconded him m
this and u huld hack any actiun, luuNrd
IomIkr the resolution the special order
inr Friday at n m, which motion pre-
NAIl,.d
The Wheeling street paving act Vas
reported back from the Committee uu
Counties, Districts AMI Municipal Cor
pOratiOns, with the Recommendation
that it tdo pass. Ii will soon come UP U
the regular course of events.
Journal
House met al lu a. NJ. and was opened
with PRAYER by RtN. j. K Thompson,
President nf the state University.
The Journal of Monday Sas read and
approved.
KRPOKT> OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. tiunn, chairman 0f Committee uu
Judiciary, reported II. b. NJ. lS, IN
response tu resolution inqulring into
the expedienry of comforting upon
County Courts the jurisdiction 10 grant
divorces; also, report back III. T. No. /,
Ito establish a County Court and Budri
at Commissioners in Pputleton county,
u pass; alsO H. b. 5i, empowering ar.
bitrators o. subpoena witnesses, L. pass;
also IL. b. NJ. 81, "a bill IN relation 10
attorarys-at-laW,' tO pass; also IA. b
No. ~, in relation a. HuU-cOnSideTatiOn
OF appeals, etc, after tNJ years not 10
pass also a resolution 'lu relation IL
debtors leaving the state, as ineNpe-
dent TO legislate upon; and also the
resolution in relation to imposing dOs
tax as ineNpedient TO legislate upon.
Mr, Shelton, chairman OF the Com
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22
WASHINGTON.

Hugh Sterling Nominated for Postmaster
at Wheeling.
WAsuNGTuS, January 2l.-The Pres
ident ha, nominated W Z. sutton, OF
Michigan, Tor United states Consul at
Matau,ords Hugh Sterling ior PostmaS-
ter at Wheeling, W. Va, and James q.
lIatrhitt lot Postmaster at Frankfort,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22

WHEAr-The demand was rather lin
tied, and only a moderate business
transacted. We quote medium red win
ter at SOG S5c e bushel; prime to choice
amber Sjta GO.
CoGN-Is quiet, and large lots We're
offered; new shelled and ear 3S(d,4Oc;
old prime yellow shelled He; old ear
prime yellow asa i6c; mixed 42ta44c.
BARLEY Very little offered, the mar
ket being unusually quiet. We quote
spring at 70CG15c T busheli choice SOc.
OATs The market again ruled very
quiet, but AT the same time firm i'll last
weeks quotations which are 23Cp2ic
per bushcl for a prime article.
RYE-ThiS article ruled without any
perciptahlc change. The demand was OH
local account, with prices ranging from
i5Ca Ito ior first-clasS article.
MmL FEED-ln fair demand and rul.
inc rather steady, middlings SIS e
ton ior prime white; ship stun sl3 g
ton.
UNY-Prime haled in lair demand;
quoted at ~ 00(d9 ~ per ton; loose on
wagons s. OOCd7 ID.
CogrgE-ln this commodity light
business was transacted during the
week, the prices demanded being ~ fol-
lows: Coffee fair to good Rio at lito,
l5c, prime l6c; choice l1c, best roasted
IQc, yellow Rio 10, Java 25c. Syrups,
common iOta 45c, prime 4Sc; New Or
leans mnlasses, old crop, 3OCH35; new
crop. prime iOc, choice 45c. sugars re-
fined hard crushed 9ic; granulated 9lr,
powdered gic. \ coffee Ole, B 9r, COM
mercial \ sugar 81, commercial { SIC,
yellow & ). golden, & |, common vel
low 6It17r. Rice, Carolina Choice &c,
New Orleans prime &c.
ruBACCu-firm; nav les, 5Ikd 5Sc ar-
cording tu brand; twists unchanged at
5j(a 1UC.
WHEELING SroGIEs- Sell at $40 10 per
1000; tips, Sl5 OJ per 1000; scraps, 3jc
per H..
Provisions.
The market opened moderately lair
and held firm at prices given. The re-
Ceipt- uf hogs were small but with prices
about the same a. last week.
We uuutp IN follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22
GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELEGRAPHlC REPORTS.
Money Easy at 2 to 3 per cent-Govern-
ments flrm---flOur Steady---Wheat
in Good Demand Hogs Ac-
tive and Higher.
Wheeling Wholesale

The quotations given In the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions. un-
less otherwise specified
The week closed last evening with no
marked changes reported in the markets,
except in provisions, the sales being
heavier and prices more active than At
any one time during the past four
moIths The prices in this line shot
up from hall cent to one cent with ac-
tive calls The -four market was active
at last weeks quotations Corn was
fair, holding firmly at our last prices
quoted. Oats ruled 4uist. Rye was in
moderate demand. Barley was un
changed. Hogs advanced lc. The whole
sale markets were quiet and without
much animation.
Dry Goods were steady, and most
lines OF staples firmly held. Pig iron
was in lair demand and held firm. Nails
steady at Association prices. Sugars,
cotfecs and teas were firm at last weeks
prices. Carbon oils active at unchang-
eel prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22
fIEANCA

} New YoRE, January 2l.--MoSEY-
Market closed easy At 2(93 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3lle5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills strong
at tob}; sight exchange ON New York
4S9. Produce exports for the week $50
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%. Loui..

ST. I>ris, January zI--Hogs-
Excited and higher; Workers and
BaliimOres " 1903 10: packing 8 10
3 Is; iAney heavy al s. 1903 ~. Re
ceipis JSsD head; shipments q, 40O heed.
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Pttsbarxh.

PfTTsBUBSB, January Petroleum
-,luirt; crude 81 e5s at psrter's ior
immediate shipment; refined ~ ior
Philadelphia delivery.
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OH City.

OLCITY, January sl.-Slsrket oirned
qui-t with sales at IL OF, sdysne.,i to
sl ia, declined 10 ~ OI., AZ which
price il closed shipments 0,0D bar
rrls, averaging 300 barri-, irznsas-
tiOns $4,000 barrrls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22

MIR. Merrill, from the Committee on
Finance, reported without amendments
the House hill passed by the House on
the l4th inst, to iacialiate the refund
ins OF the National debt. Placed on
calendar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22
Toledo

ToLEDo, January q. Wheat strong
and in fair demand; No. = white Nichi.
g.An W: extra white Michigan yr, an-
Ser Michigan spot AZ jlNss,c; sslier Feb
ruarv ajIc: seller March Etc: No. cred
winter and SELLER January g5ic; seller
February g5le; seller March VIC;
western amber 9IIc; No. . smb+r ILL
nuis ~ o. COrn-Firm and unchanged.
Ozts-Dull and nominal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22

The market opened moderately lair
and held firm at prices given. The re-
ceipts ui hogs were small, but withprlccs
about the same a. last week.
We uuute ~ follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-22

The quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions. un.
less utheTW ise specified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-09
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Less Active and
Fairly Steady.
Government Bonds Firm, States Active
and Railroads Strong.

NALL STREET.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. SEP. M


Plantive brokers who in the early part of the day
bowaled the dulness of business and cursed their
state of enforced deness with expressions of despair
only paralleled by those unfortunate personages OF
the Greek drama who loafed about exclamng. 10 J"
$40 " when they felt particularly "down upon their
luck" cheered up amazingly as the session drew
toward its close and the sluggish and not over strong
market of the morning changed into busy and ex-
cited one. AS happens with pyrotechnical displays
the best of the show kept for the end. There
feeble blue lights in the morning. expressive
liz we may be permitted the comparison) Of
languid changes in quotations. and spasmodlc
explosions Of candles la Roma,ne. reflective
of the paroxysmal spurts in prices which
now and then occurred. but the real speculative
fireworks of the day. which lighted up the market
with blaze of glory, exhibited shortly before
the close. Apparently they were touched off by the
sudden and very decisive upward start in the Michi-
gan Central speculation. The entire market at the end
answered sympathetically the call for Improvement
issued by the leading speciaties and closed strong
and in most instances at higher figures.
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange to-day were
<orI<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-09

The London odvfces report consols q shade easier
ut 955s 95Is FOR money and 9sN for the account.
United States bonds declined u for tenforties and
advanced for 1s67's. the former selling at 1904
and the latter at 10ik. United States AIS were
steady at 1O7x and nvcs at 1925. New Jersey Gen.
trail advanced per cent. to 80. and do. consolidated
hrsts q, to 76k. Erie fell on y, to 72X. and pre-
forred y. to 37H Reading declined y. to H. ILL
nois Central firm at 49, The Bank Of England
gained 600 bullion to-day on balance. At Paris
fcntes are steady nj 1871. 52hc.
State bonds 1t the Board were y higher for North
Carolina sixcs old january and JULY and u higher
for North Carolina skies. old April and October);
Louisiana sevcns. consols. declined to GAY and
acted to 6SH; Missouri skies, Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph ISSUE sold at 100. and Illinois State skies Of
1879 ut 1905. Railroad bonds continue strong and
the following were the changes compared with last
previous salcs:-An advance Of q per cent in Lehgh
and wkcsbarrc consols assented IN in c., c.. G. and
/. consols. IN in Wabash seconds (ex-coupon, per
cent in Jersey Central adjustment bonds and South
Pacific Railroad frsts, u in Great Western seconds
lex-coupon) and Union Pacific hrsts, AZ in Hannibal
and Joseph Fights convcrtiblcs and New York Elc-
waited Railroad hrsts. and u in Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern hrsts. Burlington and Quincy
scvcns and Central Pacific rsts San joaquin branch,
Tho ciosiny uricca of philadclphia etocka vwcro.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-09

The sales of stocks at the Board to-day aggregated
tO6 665 shares. which distributed follows:-
Canada Southern. 1903; Chicago and Northwestern.
$4,000; Chicago and Northwestern preferred. $3.50;
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific. 1,400; Delaware,
Lackaws1na and Western. 1890; Delaware and Hud-
Canal 312 Erie. 1880; Hannibal and St. Joseph.
6O0 Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred 410; Illinois
Central. 1900; Lake Shore $50; Michigan Central.
S,0O7 Milwaukee and st. Paul. $3.50; Milwaukee and
st. Paul preferred 4.O35; Morris and Essex. 640 New
Jersey Central 1920; Pacific Mail. sos; Pittsburg.
500; Wabash 1000; Western Union Telegraph, 3.410
Tho money market continues very easy and call
loans were made at . per cent; at the close the
rate was az per cent. Foreign exchange was firm
and nominslly unchanged. at 4S3tz for bankers long
and lss for demand sterling. Actual business
ct concessions. The Clearing House statement was
follows:-
Exchanges. ......... sos S4o, S95
balances. 0voo,OoO
Government bonds were active and Arm. The
Treasury made another call for $1O,000,0O0 Of
the 5-20's of 1867. which makes total of
called since the beginning Of the present
year. The subscriptions to the four per cent loan
aggregated $7.115.OOO to-day. The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

s %,s Sales. NJ sps Exports
Cotton quiet. mddlins oc low %ddss s' sc io good
Ordinary , NJ, az 10 o' France so' Es
4,OuU. stock, 37O,2s3.
Cotton quiet. weak; mddng, s,sc low middlns size
good ordinary Sc Ne, receipts, $50 bales Hspcrts.ro
stock 6a,eiv.
n,., .,. Srrraao X; Jan AN; g is7s
nom,naliy unchanged; hoacrs nrm Corn in light local
s"s, and STEADY; sales Of SO Sasssis western a. c On
track Barley IN firm demand aud steady sales OF ears
isiT trade nsaiy price. rm and unchanged other ar
Flour firm and in fair demand; sales. 800 bills white
ss N Wns"s s",sr oSr n. sn' MeSsaa es No
s March y S Corn .%sr and n good inquiry 10
mixed 3sIsc Oats quiet and steady; no. white Tic
white sls %S'd :. %ssa
Dressed hog: a,@sr and # active scsps q, y e - -
So oa,s So sS,penssMfioae gu SSs corn CORN
i2oo bushels; oats, l,4ou do
ysss s as usr G. 30 a ms
so1,e. Oats arm, No. =, l,c.
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat in lair demand pu,
:rr Ss's s sSsss NJ March, SA S
Chicago spring. U'sc uc rejected. olc Corn steady,
sS is ss :" an" s"ss fss sy and a
changed. Barley steady aud hrn Pork unsettled, but
generally higher 81 o. cash. 81 U2 February; 81 72
50 20, March Lard unsettled but generally
March Bulk meats stronger; shoulders ~ 7o clear rio
.c clear sides y. 50 Dressed ncssi good demand and
unchanged at 81 M Rceepts-Flour, $500 Dbs.; wheat
5000 bushels corn. 1o 90 do. oats, ~ 90 do rye, 400
do; barley, ls,uV do SL,pments-Fiour, 900 bbls
wheat, toun bushels corn o6upJ do oats 25uSb do.
rye, tbhb barley 2ttNp. AT the coseWhcai hrmcr
nc advance. Corn hrer out not puotaby higher Oats
steady aud unchanged. Pork strong aud higher At =, 40
asked February; ~ 80 asked, March, Laru IN good de
mand and prices shade higher, - W asked February
50 40 asked. March.