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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-11

LONDON, June l0.-The Mark Lane Express
says The past week was very wet In some
parts Of the country, however, the growth
and color Of tho wheat has improved and
cereals are growing rapidly. The depressing
adviCes OF the last six weeks were succeeded
by more promising ones, but during the past
week winter wheat has improved and barley
and outs are tolerably healthy. The deliver.
les OF English wheat at the country markets
arc unreduCed, but the offerings at Mark Lane
are light, and trade is flat both In town and
country. Inferior parcels are nearly unsafe
able while the choicest lots OF barley main.
TUNED last weeks prices, influenced by the
improved reports and increased supplies from
abroad. The local trade Is veryQuict. Large
arrivals Of wheat from America and Russia
weighed heavily upon business. The weeks
business was desult0ry; us trade was inter.
fered with by the holidays, but foreign was
little altered. The imports for the week to
London, to Friday, were 1860 quarters.
Tho visible supply in America is further
heavily reduced and shipments from North.
ORR Russia are arriving daily. The temporary
scarcity Of mixed American maize on spO,
enabled sellers to establish al advance OF Sd,
to I'd. ler quarter, and tho demand was
strengthened by the scarcity and ClCarneSS Of
fodder. Barley and oats had steady sale al
last weeks prices, dealers only satisfying
their wants. The arrivals at ports Of call fol
the past fortnight were limited, and aftcl
slight fluctuations wheat closed steady and
but littlS changed. Ohirka was occasionally
dearCr hut inferior American somewhat re
coded, For maize there was u molontc In
qulry at the late rates. barley was steady
The sales OF English wheat last week wCr,
1914 quarters at Ais, I'd, against 3O,0S4 quar-
tiers at IDS for the corresponding period [
the previous year. Tho imports into III
United Kingdom for the week ending May 8
were SOsolf cw,s Of wheat and l90Di Cwts
Of -four,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
j. OHIO COUNTY FARM.

by virtue Of a deed Of trust made by John +, Wuyt
10 the undersigned trustee dated on the I'D day Of
April, 1874 and recorded In the office Ol tho Clerk NJ
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
iced OF trust book No. o. page 59l, ! will on
THURSDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
nj 10 O'Clock a. NJ on the premises sell At public ar-
ton 10 the highest and best bidder the following ,lr-
Seribcd real estate that Is to say: All that piece or
parcel Of land situate on the waters OF Short Creek In
Liberty District, In Ohio county, West vITginIM,
which Is bounded follows: Beginning at stone on
the top Of ridge BY gum, corner TO John j. Jacob
lin he year 1876, anu with that line SNUth iIJ.
cast ~ I-lO poles to stone, corner 10 Ohn Jacob
ahd John Waddle, ST.; thence with wadda's line
south 69 east 1863 2.l0 pOeI to sugar tree corner
to Samuel Finley; thence with his line south g east
" I-lO poles 10 white oak the hank Of rlH cor
neF 10 said Finley thence south 80 east - $40 pOlt
to double beech, corner 70 AbiA ali Dement,; themes
south ~ west G3 6-lO poles 10 stone formerly
Spanish oak, on the top Of ridge corner TO George
Dement,; thence north Csc West IA $40 poles 10
south 19o west 81 poles 10 Spanish oak corner Ia
Levi NILS thence with Ills line north 1874 wesI
O6 7-lO poles 10 stone by fallen white walnut and
thence north lt' cast poles 10 the beginning TEX.
cepting theTGfTOm one acre, which belongs 10 tho
lizard Of education Of said Liberty Dstrci contain.
9cres,mor OF less, without the ono acre herein be-
fore excepted.
TERNs OHSALE.-OnO-thEtl Of tho purchase monOy
and as much more as tho purchaser ay elect IL pay
| In cash, and the remainder In three equal annual
payments, with interest, from the day Of sslle the
purchaser giving negotiable notes, secured by drtL
Of trust on the property for the deferred pay nents
The title to the said property |, believed to hC pcr.
title rs Is vested In me by said de0l Of trust.
J.HAESOE GOOD. Trustee.
Peri. JONES, Attorney. myl7-wS4w
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THE WHEELING 1NTE11GENcER MORNING

red 81 0Sal 161f; No. 9 do q l7Xnl 1sk
No do 81 u; steamerNO. lido 81 Ia; mixed
winter 81 l8al ICY; No. amber 81 10; un.
graded white 81 l6al 10; No. i'do, sales iii, :.
900 bushels at u l8Nat II. Rye-Firmer;
No: 2 western lHc. Barley-DIll. Malt
Quiet but steady, Corn-QIiet; unVraded 40
a4AI[ci steamer 43a43I Nc; No. 9, 4la44xc:
steamer yellow 42Nc; yellow western l5He
ACC; No. white size. Oats-Firm and
more active; No. 8 3sLc; do white S0aSsIlc I;
No. 2, 301a4Okc; do white Ale; No, / IOlS
a4lG mixed western seattle; white western
4Oai4c. HORIZONTALLY unchanged. Hops
Quiet but firm. COfIee-Firm and IN.
chSnged. Sugar-Quiet but steady; fair TO
good refining OhA67.l6c MoaSes-
lnally unchanged. RIce-ln fair demand
Petroleum-Quict; United o. No; crude OLA
Ike; refined 74Gc. 'Tallow-Stcady at IS i2X
1900. Realistically at 81 SOal IS. Turpen.
tine-Firmer at 28XC. Bntter-Weak; west.
ern l0alSC, Pork--Firmer; old mess 50 Is
90 90; new $40 00al0 70. Realistically, Cut
Meats-Quiet but firm; long clear mlddlings
& 05; do short clear IS %. Lanl-A shade
stronger; prime steam 80 87IfaO 40. Cheese
Dull; western SXaGHC. Whisky Firm
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Eenged, and is enenles humbled in the

avenged, and It's enemies humbled in the
dust.
The room in the old building, which
has been oil late years used as library
for the use Of the employees, was used In
those days and all through the war as q
telegraph Office, being connected direct
with the Offices with the armies In the
field, here the constant rattle Of the In.
strnments brought every days tldfngs Of
victory or disaster 10 the anxious Presi.
dent and his no less anxious Cabinet, and
the progress OF the war could have been
studied day by day, from the faces Of these
men. How Llncoln's honest face must
lave Clouded with bitterness and diSap.
pointment Us the wires brought the news
that MCClellan's grand army, upon which
near a year Of priceless time had been
spent, was being annihilated between
Richmond and the James river. POpe's
disastrous flight from the Rppahauock
to Washington, or the sorrowtul news
from Fredericksburg or Charlottesville.
And again, what cheers, handshak.
ing, and Congratulation there was
in the old telegraph Office when
tho wires told that on the green
slopes Of Gettysburg the Confederacy had
hurled its most gigantic army, under Its
great leader, against the oft.defeated but
never dismayed Army OF the Potomac, and
that at last the Army OF Northern Vir-
ginia had been crushed, never again TO be
victorious, or when, day by day, the light
ming flashed the word TO Washington that
q retlCent, silent man, with the great Army
OF the West, was hewing the Confederacy
to pieces, whose every battle was vic.
tory, and who, hour by hour, was plant.
ing his triumphant banners on every Con.
lederate stronghold In the Mississippi Val
ley; or later how the old building,
illnmined by tallow candles, cast It's jolly
light over the avenues as the same wires
told OF the renowned General, who from
the walls Of conquered Atlanta was cut.
ting the ConfederaCY in twain by his
march to the sea, or "the man on horse
buck telegraphed from that dark, confused
and deadly struggle in the sombre shad.
ows Of the wilderness, ~ fight it out on
this line, II 1t takes all summer"
! can imagine ] see tho operator look
around as though the lightning had struck
him when he heard the incredible words
turn down for Richmond" on that fine
April day when the bayonets OF Grants
army corps glittered like river Of rushing
steel above the cheering, shouting army
beneath them as they poured on the great
rebel capital, in our minds eye We again
see "the boys" marching down the avenue
on their way home welcomed by the
plaudits Of q saved and redeemed people,
in the same way we can see Johnny"
marching home, little down in the heel,
and little down in the mouth, but more
surprised that he can march home at all,
than at anything else.
lquit where | began; the old building
is going, gone; its memories fade and grow
dim; may the new building which rises so
gracefully above its views never become
through fratriCidal war such an object
otintense interest rs was the old building,
now no more.
JAS CUSSINGMAM,
Surg. Genls. Office.
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Financial and Commercial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.

WHEELING, Tuesday, June 10.
There was fair amount of business done
in wholesale circles to-day. Receipts OF green
stuff were liberal, strawberries especially be-
ingin large supply and selling well. Butter
and eggs remain quiet and weak, at previous
quotations Groceries fairly active and un.
changed Wheatis firm ut last weeks quota.
tons, while corn, oats and rye are steady and
unchanged. The provision market is firm, ut
aslight advance over last weeks quotations.
The quotations given in the following re-
ports are prices realized on wholesale transaC-
tons, unless otherwise specified:
APpLEs-GoOd cooking apples are scarce,
and readily bring $2per bushel lower quail
ties are sold ut considerably less. Choice eat
ing apples range from 81 81 to s. per barrel.
BEGSs-The demand is slow, with liberal
offerings at former quotations, We quote
prime White Navy at 81 5Oal IS per bush.
BUrrER The market Is dull and weak.
Choice grades, nicely packed, meet with n
slow but steady sale at quotations. There is
no demand for common stock, and tits sold at
low figures. We quote choice rolls ut Sa1Oc !;
common to good, 5aSc; grease, Sc.
CANNED GoSDs-QuOtatiOnS Peaches, b
cans, per doz, new, s. IS; 9 n cans, new, s. Is
ID cans tomatoes, 81 10; WinslOw corn, h
cans, 81 so; sweet corn, 81 %; common corn
81 90; strawberries, ID cans, 81 20; blaCkbcr.
ries, 2tbcans, 0Oc; rlSpberries, 9 beans, 81 so
plums, 9 ID cans. 81 so; lima beans, . 10 cans,
81 Is; cove oysters 10 cans, Coo; 9 b cans
81 20.
CHEnE-Trade is reported fairly active on
prime grades. Receipts. are fair but not ex
ceSive. We quote prime new Ohio and
Western factory at &c to 71zc, according Il
quality; New York cream 0HNl0c; Sweitz
or, l2c.
ClDER-Per barrel. 81 SOFAS 90.
CoAL-PCr 100 bushels, $8OOa7 90.
DRIED FRuIrs.-Dull and nominal. w,
quote Apples ut 2a215c; Peaches 3JEalc TO
prime halves, Other quotations: PruncS a
&c; old CuErantS ut &c; new &c: Raisins
nov, 81 90: Valencia, new, INC.
E0Gs-With liberal receipts, and Il supply
In excess Of the demand, the market
weak and dull. WeQuOtc OF l0c per doEcl
for strictly fresh.
FEATMERs-ln good demandi live gees
FlsM-ouotations: For packages containin
100 rounds Of sound fish, light weight and In
tOri6r quality at prices 10 correspond: COdtiSl
bOncleSs A. Go; Lake herring, half bbls, q
81 20; rlckerel, half bills 81 80; white tisl
81 90. Half bblS. No. 5 mackerel $3.50; NJ
., s. 50.
FLouR-Thed demand continues fair and tn
market Is firm at quotations. Jobbtng qutt
tationS are as follows White wheat tamil
$525 to 5 30; rel wheat family % 90; ~
flour s. O0a3 25 pNCkwheat out Of the ma
Eet, A.,
. - nI,,r.k thIOU uUtnF This hAlJ
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The Reason why il is Called Bethesda.
JAS. CTSSISGmAM,
Surg. Genl's. Office.

Tile Reason Why II Is Called Bethesda.
called the Spring Bethesda because the
Lord was merciful to me in leading ne to the
healing fount.
The worl Bethesda signifies the house OF
mercy, and was the name Of the pool ut Jeru
salem, which had five porticOS, piazzsS or GOV.
cred walks around it.-John 6, 3, and Az.
The generality Of expOsitOrs think it Ind
this maine from the great goodness Of God
manifested to his people in bestowing healing
virtues upon its waters. II was ut this pool
that Jesus directed blind man to wash for
the recovery OF his slght.-John o and Z.
The five porcheS mentioned by the Evange-
list, John 8, 2and 4, are supposed tohave been
five apartments for the accommodation Of the
multitude that came 10 the pool to be cured
Of their bodily diseases. III these porCheS,
sayS the Evangelist, lay great many OF I'M
potent people, blind. halt and witheretl, wait
ing for the mOvingof the waters, for an angel
went down ut certain season into the pool
and troubled the water. WhoSOeycr the first
after the troubling OF the waters stepped in
was made whole Of whatever disease he had.
The modern pool of Bethesda Is about the
same dimensions OF the ancient pool. The
five springs encircling the pool OF Bethesda
represent the five pOrtiCOS or covered walks
all OF which will he covered by and by. OF
those springs 20 far we find but one curative.
What those curative properties are seems to
be beyond the comprehension VI all scientists.
being the first one to drink Of the modern
Bethesda, was healed OF an incunble disease,
diabetes one that baiIled the skill of the most
scientific men at home and abroad But the
angel of health constantly troubles these
waterS, and every week develops remarkable
cures Col, RICHARD DUNBAR.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street. Pittsburgh, Ia.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-5occnts per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
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The market continues fair for good smooth
horses, and very few were left over of any
kind. Well broken, fair sized saddle, coach,
draft, and street car horses are in the hest de.
mand. There Is also continued demand fOr
sma! sized, smooth horses for the Southern
market, Common plugs arc low and of dull
sale; The demand was active during the
week for aged broken mules, at good prices but
young unbroken mules were not wanted. More
marketable. mules could be sold. The sales
Tor last week count up little short Of 40
head. Some strsetcs went oirat $sSall0, and
prime saddle horses and good drivers produc.
ed all the way from 1925 10 $22S. We quote
current prices as follows: Driving horses,
Sl0Oal15; draft do, $l0oal75; street car do, SIS
alOO Southern chunks, SSOaSO Mules, aged
toS years, l5H to IL hands, SllOal0O: Is to
lSH hands, $0OallO: II to 10 hands, $Gna0O
me busy season prevents horses from coming
In, but ready sales OF all that do come in are
warranted.
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GRocEmn-Afa fair business Is reported Ia
this market. Sugars continue hrn with an
increasing demand. MolASses aud rice firm
al quotations CofTees steady and unchanged.
Prices current for the jobbing trade
are as follows C9GeeS, fair TO good Rio
at l2al3c, prime l6c, choice l6c, best
roasted l6c, yellow Rio l6c, Java 26c. SgrIpI,
common S0aS5c, prime 4OA45c; New Orleans
lnolasses, prime SIC, choice 4Oc. Sugar., re.
fined hard crushed 9Ac, gr1nulAted ss<C, pow:
lered DC, A coffee SIC, b SIC, commercial
A sugar SC, commercial CTAc, yellow @
7Nc, golden &c, common yellow 0Xa1C.
Rice, Carolina choice 7lfC, New Orleans prime
OHa1c.
GRAIS-rhp grain market Is firm and
steady. Wheat squoted at 81 90 per buShel
but some milleB are willing TO give more.
This ilrmneS In the wheat market Is said 10
have been caused by JimKeene, the great grain
spCCuatOr who las an Immense quantity lock.
cd up In the Chicago elevators, Corn c0ntln.
Ties IN good demand and steady; We quote ut
S5aSsc Oats are in fair supply, but with
good demand the tendency Is firm; We quote
Ut 26a2Sc. Rye continues to move freely at
40C.
IiAY-Is still scarce and firm at % 00alO 90
for baletl, and Sl2 90 for loose.
Ho0s-SHaSNC per h., in prime packing
lots.
HONINY-Per barrel, $780,
HoSEY-Per h. l2LGal5c.
MAPLE sYRuP-Per gallon, 81 90.
EAiLR-The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencing 10 to 70d s. 90, Sd
and OIL s? %, Gland 7d$9 65, 4dand ID 50 Ii, Sd
50 80, al 81 IS. Barrel, AinCh 80 90, x inch
S 90, Inch $3.50, tKinCh$ 76tk inch s. 90,
lX inch g OILY inch 81 IS. Finishing Inch
81 VI, III inch - 10, TX inch Si25, " tc TX
inch q 90, inch So rs, 2I< inch S. 40, 8 inch
and over s. 95. Casing and Box, lOd to sod,
81 70, sd IS 1854 s. %, Id 81 10, Sd $3.50. Fine
Blued a s. 20, Sd 81 90, d $ 70. Lining, X
In. s. 90, y In. IS 90. Tobacco hid, l0l 81 SIS,
Sd 81 49, Oh and I'd s. co. CIinCh, all sizes$ IS IS.
Cut Spikes, all sizes 81 Is. Boat Spikes, So 10
Stating, OIL 81 %, Id $500, Sd s. IS, ID S. co.
0NloSs-0ld onions have disappeared from
the market. Bermudas are quoted at 50 O0a
22j.
ToTArOEs-With light receipts, and a limi.
ted demand, trade Is restricted to q slow but
steady iobbing business frUm store at about
steady quotations PeaChblows are quoted at
81 90 per bushel.
POULrRY-Continues In scant supply. We
quote dressed chickens at Sal0c per ID, and
1--WE ut 50 5OaS % per dozen; turkeys, 0allC
per ID; geese, &c per lb ducks, SalOc per ID.
PROvIsloNs-The market Is llrIner, in sym.
pathy with the recent sharp advance In the |
West and weadvancs our quotations ka1<c |
There Is n fair trade doing and the market Is |
strong and healthy. Following are the cur
rent jObbing rates:
Packages tor meats hold as follows Casks 900 Ibs,;
Halt Casks; 500 l riercOs $50 lbs barrels, $50 lbS
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1o.-Wool. Demand
active and firm, with an upward tendency F;
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above S!ai0c; extra 37a40o; medium 34a43c;
coarse S1a4Oci Minnesota, Michigan, Indi.
ana and western fine S5aS7c; medium 4Oa42c;
coarse SSaSIc; combing washed lOai3c; I'M.
washed 3OaSS3Ic; Canada comblnr 40c: fine
unwashed 2ia26c; coarseand medium unwaSh.
cd S0aS3NC; tub washed 4Oc; extra and merinO
pulled SSaS5c; No. SuperRnc pulled 33aS6.
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NEw YoRK, June lO.-Cotton-Dull and
nominal at l3alSIsc Flour-A shade strong,
er; supertine State and western Sc 4OaS is;
common to good extra 8 s0a3 80; good to
choice o G5a4 50; white wheat extra 81 65a
8 Is extra Ohio 80 90; St. Louis s. s0aB 90;
Minnesota patent process So COAT 65. Wheat
Quiet rejected spring 7SISa74c; No. 4 do
Sc; No. do 90I1a9SIlc; No. 2 do 81 05a
j o. ungraded do s4a95c; ungraded winter
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hGs-lA &c per pound.
sAIT.Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 lOi Pitts,
burgh 81 90.
sSgEe KEAuT-$9 copper half barrel; whole
barrel, 50 50.
SEEDs-Timothy seed, 81 40 per bllsllel /;
clover, co. Kentucky Blue Grass, pcrbusll.,
G5a75c; Orchard Grass 81 25Rl 50.
TALLow-5MaGc for country.
ToBACco-Navies, 6Oa55c; Twists 55aG0c,
VISEGAR-rer barrcl, S. 60a6 90.
WHEELING SroGIEs-ler 1000, $40 5Oal1 so.
WHITE LIME-Pcr barrel, DOC.
WOOt.-Quoted at SOC for choice washed,
and Onc-tlrll oil for unwaSlel. Market dull.
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BALTIMORE, June lO.-Flour-steady and
without change. Wheat-Firm; No 9penn.
sylyania red u 2lH; No. 2 western winter
red spot Il 17H; June 81 l5%al l5%; July
81 l2Aal l2A; August 81 O0Nal cox. Corn
Western firm; western mixed spot and
June 44Na44Nci July 447sa4lXc; August
44Aa44Bc; September 45Aa45Xc; steamer
43c. Oats--Active and higher western white
at 4la4lHc; do mixed 37a39c; Pennsylvania
4la4lhc: Rye-steady at GO402c. Hay
Dull and unchanged. ProvisiOns-Firm With
an advancing tendency. Butttr-DulI and
unchanged. WhISky-Dull ut 81 o..
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reports:
HoGs-Recelpts 81 900 head; shipments 4, 100
head Market In good and active demand :
common to choice mixed s. 5OaS 65; light
s. 5Oa3 10; prime lots s. 20; choice heavy So O5
as 70i few philadelphias and prime Bostons
- Is. Market closed firm; nearly ali sold,
CArrLE-ReceipS 3,lOO head; shipments
l,40O head Market dull and slow; PARTIES
apart: export cattle in fair demand at 81 SJa
o0; New York cattle shade Off at s. Goa
80 fair to medium shipping$i IS: butchers
stead cows ~ COAL % steers s. 7Oa4 10; bulls
:? OOa3 co. Texans in good demand at 50 7Oa
sIEEP-Receipts 100 head; shipment 400
Market steady with good demand at ~ 76a
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Saturday the 28th Day of Iune, 1879.

commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, tO-W a tIRcI or parcel Of land
Situated in Ohio county, West Virginia, on the
waters o. Short Greek, commencing at stake In the
Jacobs line, thence south M east 10 GO-IOO poles IL
stake thence south $40, east 90 poles to stake,
Themes south SSlSO, east 12-lO0 poles to u stake,
thence south l!A' east 30 GO-lOO poles to stake,
thence south ~, west q 6s-IOg poles to u stake,
thence south 6o. west 10 gi-iOO poles to stone,
thence south I6k' west 10 6i-IOQ poles IL stake
thence south ?so, east II S4.iO0 poles To stone
thence south "a, west 81 poles to bHttcrnut tree
thehce north b., west l3 2i.IO0 poles tO stump
thence north "a, east 2Ol poles 10 Il stake thenc
north % cast W 6.lOO poles TO the place OF begin
Mug, containing 2Oi acres, one rood and three poles
more or less being the same property tht James C.
Pearson and Florence y Pearson conveyed to WIN. II.
Chapline aud Emily Il. ChApIne, by died dated Tho
S9tI q March, 1871, and recorded In the Clerks office
OIL said county In deed book No. 49, pages GI and IG2
IRRNs OP SALE-One.thId cash, the residue III six
aud twelve months from date Of SALE the purchaser IN
give his notes. bearing interest from date for the de-
ferrel payments and to give deed Of trust on the
property TO secure their payment. Title Is believed
70 be SO3d but selling n trustee will only convey such
title us Is vested In NE.
my2OD4w J. D, EWING, Trustee.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June lO.-Flour-Lcssac active
and holders firm; Minnesota extra family,
medium to fancy, 81 60a5 Is; Ohio family,
good: s. so; Minnesota patent process SO Is
Rye Flour Steady ut 81 0Oa3 TX. Wheat
In fair demand; amber western 81 i5al l6.
Corn-luiet but steady; heated on track 25a
SOci rejected do Sla37c; steamer do 37aS0Ic,
Oats-ln good demand at full prices; mixed
western S6aS7c; white western 58a4Oc; choice
and fancy 4la42C. ProviSiOns-Q BeeI
Mess quiet ut $l2 90. Hams-Smoked SKA
l0c; picked 7NaSAc. Larl-Westen 6Xa
6fc. Butter-Heayy; creamery extra Ola
l2c; good to choice Ta0c E;gs-Steady; ;
western lSc. Cheese-Steady; creamery ut Ia
nc. Petroleunl-Firm; refined at 7ssc; crude
C Whtsky-ln good demand; western ut