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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
A DECLINE IN COKE.
One Result OF the Evaporation
of the Iron Boom.

PIrrsnpRG, May :. - Tho recent
marked decline In the price of iron has
Affected the pnco OF coke, which hss
also taksn q serious tuInhlc III, O..
Fdck 4 Co. have ordered q discpntinu.
suce II work On all the newpscns which
they had IN course oi construction Ia
tho Coancllsyille region, aud have di'
rccted that the ovens now Ia operation
be- drawn less frequently than hereto
iorV, which wlll decrease the output
The stewart Iron Company, Of Sharon,
which rcccnlly bought the Bceson hrn,
a mile east Of uniontown. Aad the coal
underlying IL, for the purpose Of max
lng their own yokv, have abandoaed loE
the pfcaint ihrir prdeci oi ercsIing .
large niuilnf 81 dyeah ioF tle reason
that n The mari a price oi coke now u
is cheaper for them 20 buy il than 20
incur the expense oi building ovens and
manufacturing u themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
RAuRoAp Bosns- lrrogula

SrArs Bosps-Stoady.
SroCks-Thcrc was renewed dcpres-
sion ON tho Stock Exchange to-day, with
q general decline and great activity In
tho share list Al the opening there
was heavy pressure 10 sell and the mar.
kot being without any particular sup
port, prices foil until they were lls2 per
cent. lower, with the exception Of Louis.
Vile and Nashville, which broke 10 per
cent. without single sale. The brnak
Was duo ~ an oilort to sell on stop or.
dors. The further decline to-day weak
onod margins aud considerable
amounts oi long stocks were
thrown over, This helped tho bears
materially In their efforts 10 doprcss
prices. There were numerous liquida-
ilons among the smaller class oi opera
tom @. @. q. X |. fell OF 81 por cent,
fractional advance from tho lowest point,
and coal shares, under an active demand
IN the dual sales, rose ~ I per cent,
whilo Louisville aud Nashville recovered
3 por cent Of the early decline, Van.
dcrbilt stocks were heavy and pressed
for sale on tho rumors that Vanderbilt
himself had sold out considerable blocks
before his departure 10 Europe. expect
ing to buy back at somo future time,
aud the coal shares fell off under the
manipulations OF u prominent bear, AZ
the Stock Exchange mining shares ware
strong hnd higher on an increased husi-
noss. Little Pittshurg advanced from
81 10 o, reacted 10 8 aud rallied 10 81.
Higher figures are predicted Tor it
The transactions on tho Stock ES.
change aggregated 10000 shares, oi
which y 100 were Canada Southern,
jS,0O0 Delaware, lackawanna aud West
orn, 5000 Delaware aud Hudson, lb,O0
Erie, 5000 Hannibal aud 81. Joseph,
1000 Iron Mountain, i7,00O Kansas aud
Texas, 1000 Lake Shore, ,2N Louis.
villo aud NRshvill,. 1000 Little
Pittsburgh, 5000 Michigan Central, 96,.
600 Northwestern, 1000 Nashville aud
Chattanooga, 10000 New Jersey Contral,
5000 New York Central, 100 Northern
Pacific. 1900 Ohio aud Mississippi, 1000
Ontario aud Western, 10000 Pacific
Mail, 5000 Reading, 1000 ~, Paul,
$4,000 81 Paul aud Sioux Cuy, 1000
Union Pacific, 1900 Wabash aud Ia.
ci6c, 5000 Western Union aud 5000
q. O.. &. a |,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
OaYlon Hlephanta

Tho Coylon elephant enjoys good
name, not only ia NcylOn but on the
coast, lur doCili.y aud Intelligence.
However, they aT0 not always to be
trusted, aud nj certain seasons they loso
all command over themselves, aud are
extremely dangerous. | rotnombcr an
incident which took place at kraal at
knTnpgal between Colombo aud Handy.
Among the dccoy elephants was hplcn.
did follow, holonging to the temple ot
Budda at Handy, lie was one oi the
finest ! have ever seen, measuring up.
ward Of | lcct IN height, with u pair OF
luskH that would have made Gordon
Cumming 60 crazy about lie was al-
ways rather queer tempered, perhaps
from hcing madr ~ much Oi IN temple
elephant, aud fears we're entertained
al his behavior might ho had, and
that the sight of M many old companl-
ons in Wild state might iniuTiously At
feet him, The result may ho anticipated.
In tho middle ui the day, and IN the
height oi the excitement, when many
elephants had been SECURED, a Wild
trumpcting VAS heard, aud presently All
eyes were turned downwarls from tho
crows nost io witnuss tho spectacle oi
tho templn elephant In full chase oi his
driver, who had given him Homo cause
for pruyocalion. The man held his own
galautly ior time only, Just cut oi
reach n the elephant \ trunk still there
appeared hopes that ho would gain The
Jungle aud soi his pursucr at defiance.
All OF sudden ho was seen to fall, hay..
ing utumbled oycr the projccIing root OF
q truo. la an instant the elephant, mad
With rage, had gone on his knees, and to
a'l appearance had impaled the uniot.,
tunslc man. A shriok burst from all
present who werc sickcnod NJ q sight
which ~ misofably marvel tho other
wise stceoSslul issue OF The day. Hut
what was our Joy when the man was
seen 10 wriggle himself out from between
the tuSks III tho beasts, regain hiS icei,
and before his adversary could cxlricaie
his tusks from the ground, again con.
tinur' his nghtl He was however pressed
CLOSELY, hut managed ~ reach deepl
narrow, and dry water-courHe, covered
with thorns and bricrs, into which 10
immediately threw himself The sle-
phaui kept hunting him by scent IRON
aboyc In most clever manner, but ul'
timaicly We had tho pleasure oi seeing
the poor fellow emerge hundred yards
below his pursacr and gain a place OF
safety, Tho elephant eventually had 10
be destroyed, "a the days ptoccedlags
had made him irrcclainably savage and
dangerous - ChaRibcr''' Journal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
nm GLAND.
uladatono'a Drip.

IoSpoS, May 3.--Tho cable dispatches
have given w the names OF thu new
Cabinet formed by MIR, Gladosionn, aud
II is generally regarded as capable oi
forming u prominently strong working
administration. Mr.. Gladstone sti has
enough IN his won''rriul
ability ior mental labor to assume tho
duties oi two positions, First Lord ot tho
Treasury aud Chancellor oi the fx.
chcquor, besides bcIng tho'loador oi MS
party In the House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
KICKING IN THE TRACES
Report that the philadelphia
Republican Delegation Win
Not Observe the Unit Kulc,

PuILApGLruIA, May 3-rhe Ep1utro
vii pulJlish Tomorrow, on authority
siaielnents made BY h,ad,ng dClega,oa
announcing lllai the Philadelphia dele.
gation 20 the Chicago Convention insists
on breaking away from the anti rule
And Nill vote nearly solidly against
Grant, also that senator Cameron Is 10
ho notified this week Of The dsufnina-
nation oi the Philadelphia delegation
lo oppose Grants nomination,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
the MONROE DOCTRINE RESOLUTIONS
Gen. King in Troubls-A Plausible Re-
publieaa TriSS -0bstrueiing Public
Buslnsss--yrginia Politics
kssr and Harbn Bill
Tun noSRon pooTRisn
osasral Floyd King In Trouble.

0oneral floyd hlhs ih fE"uSN'
special Io the Register
wAsnISaroS. May 3.
Gensral lloyd King. chairman OF the
House Inter Oceanic Canal Committee,
is ia trouble, aud has been ior some
time. when his committee agreed to
report the Monroe doctrine resolutions
which went into ihe House along With
the Prcsidsnts message on that subject
they instructed him 10 demand the pro
yious question aud have vote at once.
At the request OF u number Of membera
who proiss.sd 70 be dcsirois Of reading
the resolutions In the Record, ho neglect
ed To do what his committee had
ordered, and he has not since
LcOn abln 10 get them up, although he
has stood on his feet for hours trying 10
have the speaker recognize him. While
hu was waiting the Foreign Affairs Com
mi,lcc came IN with another set Oi slmi-
lar resolutions. and now the two are
awaiting action. King hopes to be able
to incorporate tho iva sets Ol resolutions
40 m Ia avoid anything like conflict,
hat the TACT " the lsthlnus snthusiasm
seems .o have pretty nearly Oo1ed out Ol
the palma ~ COugrces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
THE NEWS,

Omsha wants a branch mint
Tho 81. Louis brlsklayers are on a
strike.
General HenlIelmaa was buried yOs-
ter,iay.
The Sweil1er- -Kase IL ioaming in the
German Rglchs,ag.
Therv is q prospect OF another rebel
lion In Cahnl
The petitions asking for the passage
oi the Eaton Bill aFp still rolling iu.'
senator iugalls introduced bill eslab'
fishing uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States, In the
Seua,e yesterday.
Dr. samuel Chopin, tho distinguished
New Orleans physician, who took 50
prominent a part In the deliberations oi
the yellow Fever OOmmission, ~ dead.
A Montreal dispatch says: Amori'
can hogs may nov eutsT Canada upon
condition that they be- slaughtered upon
arrival.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
Minss and hinins In The osasaa

Among tho many exoallent provisions
Of tho new Census law 10 one ior cou.
pletc description aud enumeration Of oil
the mines aud mining regions oi precious
metals Ia the country. This work hes
bcen allotted 20 Mr.. Clarrnce King, the
head ot the Geological survey, by Gen
eral Walker, the Superintendent Of the
Census. A corps Of twelve sxpsrts 10
being organized by Mr.. King, aud Q
most interesting and valuable mas oi
statistical aud historical data will bs oh
tanned on this subject Onc sntirs vol.
ume Of the Census report will b Oiled
with tho Information that will bs thus
collected. Mr. Kings general plan ior
tho work is to give an aocount oi the
geological formation oi the Western
country with remarks upon in water
supply, climate, topography and food
resources.
This will be- followed by twenty six
schedules aud sub-schedules, giving the
fullest statistics under the following
named hca,ls:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

SPECTATOR to old miner 10 leadville,
handing hun u bap oi samples, "Gold
quartz or CARBONATE" The honest miner
turned II over In his hand indili.rsnily,
took out his knii, aud picked Al II
awhile, aud then asked, Got much oi
~" Thousands ~ tons" answered
the other eagerly, Glow much do you
suppose she'll ramp Cant tell moth.
In without an assay" Hut you can
guess can't YOU, you can guess "oh.
yea, anybody Kin guess; but . guess
IL liablo ~ lo cxtravaeanL Now, !
should say but, minh W, ] may W
over the mark should ssay turn
ing tho specimen over again and bold
Ing II up a. the lishi) I should say that
u ye can save the gold In this and catch
the silyeI, aud MT waste tbs lead, that
II mlsht run sboat-well. shout two
dollars tO tho cou1ity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
OF NOTE ABROAD.
PRINCE BISMARCK sTlll ON DECK
GERMANY.
Rismarek sun on Deck,

BkRLIS, May 3.-Tho Norh "e'"'d"
Gaseiic denies the rumors recently cir
culatod by progressive newspapers OF
Bismarck s approaching retirement from
office, and says The Chancellor, IN
consequence Of abs,cntion from par
liamentary attendance, imposed on him
by the state Of his health, has enjoyed
the opportunity for dcyo,ing his atten,
tion more continuously % mlniaierlai
duties In foreign and home affairs, aud
has himself stated that he daily acquires
greater love for those duties, and that
his farmer inclination to seize every OPP
por,unity 10 remain at his country scat
Is proporlionatoly diminished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
WE TOLD YOU Sol
An Evidence OF Thurtuan's
strength In Ohio.

CotpnHps, May S.-Ths Dvmocrstie
Convention oi lhis county to-day
adopted resolutions ins,Eac.ing the del.
gates 10 the State Conyentioa 10 do al
In their power 10 secure the nomtna.
ton ol A. q. Thurman Tor Prcsident,
and sIeo iayoring the denomination oi
Geo. e Conyerss Soc CcngrsA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
DAYTON.
Condition of tho Rains at the
Soldiers Home.

DAYroN. o., Nav 3-rhe condition
OF the ruins at the sollicrs Home sinee
the barning "a Memorial Hall indiuate
that the walls Of the building will have
10 be tcrn down and tho structure ~
built An investigation commiltce -
ungagcd Ia the examination oi the Gauss
al ihe origin VI the hfc, aud petition
will bc nsnt to Cungrvss, sigucd by over
lOOO Veterans oi the Home, requesting
an appropfialioa oi SSn,00 ief the iui'
me.liaie rebuilding ol the Hall A ba
patch WAS also received from John A..
Steaysns manager 0i Mnuson fheslre,
New York, rendering his scrV'ecs 10
ward rebuilding Memorial hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
VIRGINIA. PoLIrIcs
What Q Rssdlasisr Leader saysL
special ~ tbs Rcsietss. ..#.-
WA.nixaapx. May !

Wt@*Arft"rf So -
saW to-day the Hon. James Barbour,
OF Cnlpspss eounty, Virginia, a leader
ameag the Rsadi juices oi iha, stats, aud
Que oi their mosi pFominsnt members VI
Ne legislature. lie informs me that
ne h hcartily In iavor u supporting the
nominee Of the Democratic National
eonysntion, and eaano, ses shat state
lAsnes have 10 DO xllh national politics
Mr. Rareaar has hesn ia iasos Of reliei
10 tan payers since the var, and a. editor
Of the Richmond B,sQusrsr. made this
one Of the lasding leatanz u his paper.
Before the war he we 4 conspicuous
nsusocrsi,s leader, Tie will probably
be either President Of the coming Demo.
cratic state Convention OF be elected a.
aclexaie o. largs 10 C,nsnnsik In.
larinAaon RON Virgins 4 " the effect
that thesu ars great iasay psosainent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
A WASHINGTON SENSATION,
A Very slight Disturbance that
Caused u Great Sensation In
that Village.

special TO tue Register
wAsnIsaros, Pa, May 3.
Ion Leo, y colorod man, was arrested
this afternoon for disorderly conduct
aud taken before the Burgess. Upon
hearing tho sentence, thirty days, he
jumped out Of tho window and over the
stone wall surrounding tho Jail, breaking
u lsg. lie was carried back and is now
serving out his sentence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
UAN ADA.
l,aborurA' How ,

QuGnrC, May 3.--lua tight between
assertion Of ship laborcrs about unload
ing u ship, two mon were shot and Heri'
ously wounded. The steamer lclt Tor
Montreal during the row, taking tho
Quebec cargo With her, which will bc
suut back by rail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

= ISpIASArotm. May S,-.Colone X. NJ.
Goodsin shot and kllei hls brother,
John r. Goodwin, at Brockyillc, indi-
ana, to-day. Col. Goodwin was rceen''
IN discharged from the Indiana Insane
Asylum. Dr. Goodwin Vas a prominent
citizen OF the eastern part OF the state
and lay delegate 10 the 6ensral Conlrx'
snee d tho N. T. Church, nov IN scssion
st Cineianah. .tE| e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
ohi Hol Mr.. Springer.

VII AsSA eeAs stasss"sf
WAsnisoros, May 3.-ln tho House
Mr. Orth was given unanimous consent
10 make q peFsonal explanation lo-mor-
row IN regard to his connection with the
claims against NonIucla, aud the Com
grosslonal Investigation oi the Forty
iourth Congress In regard thereto lie
hoped Mr.. Springer would bo present,
as ho might say something ol interest TO
that gentleman.
A Half Million for Ben Holiday.
In the senate Yesterday, Mr.. Gamer
on, oi WISCONSIN, pursuant 10 previous
notice, moved 10 take up the bill for tho
relief oi Hen Holiday. senator Cock
rell said hs would vote to take II up At
any tune out oi the morning hour, but
10 was unjust to displaco the calendar,
After u short discussion the motion was
agreed to, yeas 2B, nays 20, Tho bill
appropriates S626, i38 10 pay Zen llolli'
day ia satisfaction OF all his claims
against the United States Tor spoilations
BY hostile Indians on his property while
carrying the mails, lur property taken
by United States troops ior the bcneiit
ot tho United States; Tor losses OF prop
erty and oApanscs incurred Ia changing
his mail route IN compliance with or
dors oi the United States commanding
officer. There was no final action taken
on the bill
A Government Telegraph scrviee.
In the House yesterday u hlll was in'
iroducod by MIR, Ellis Ia establish n gov
ornmont postal telegraph service Tor the
United States between Boston aud
Washington and intermediate post
offices. II directs tho Postmaster Gen-
eral, ioI the purpose ot testing the
policy aud pracilcabilIly ol maintaining
q general syStcm oi postal telegraph
lines, aud oi allur,ling to the people the
benefit Of cheap telegraph communica-
ton, to establish by purchase ar con
struction telegraph line or lines ho.
tween Boston aud Washington. The
Postmaster General In also author'Sed
by further legislation o. extend postal
telegraph lines between Now York, -.
Louis, Chicago aud New Orleans, and
such other cities aud postal stations aS
he shall see III, provided the system
shall bc found advantageous aud hcnoii'
cial, aud an appropriation ol 500 Wh IN
made tor that purpuau ~ enable hlm tn
carry out tho proyisiouSoi this act
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

TnE trouble about killing American
hogs ls not what is troubling tho deal
ors. For Canadian purposes the place
whore thc slaughter occurs scoms to bc
oi Importance. II there X a hog la lhls
country that has the nerve L. say his
hiu is his own, th:s Is his glittoring OPP
portunity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

TaK threat that Kansas is too cold a
climate TOT the colorcd man 20 live In,
was we'll answered by proPosed emit
grant from a Southern State the other
day, A white man vas telling him oi
tho climate, when he asked: "Oh.
MaFs Bob, Ain't dat kAnsa. do place do
big squabblo uas over Alore dc wah.
boa, you white inlks takin' do niascrs
,o?' "Oh, yes" v1 the reply.
"wall, den, ei 1, VAS good iOr slave nix.
ypr.. how comes Il 20 be- ~ bad lor irce
oness" No answer when last heard
irom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

The value oi q work like thus will be
seem at u glance. hut u In only one oi
tho features of tho now Census law that
arr great improvements on tho oil act
III 1853. Mr.. Samuel \. Coz, the author
al this Law, has taken great palms Ia
mako II as perfect al instrument oi the
kind m possible, aud Il every statistical
authority that has thus lar investigated
tho now Census law can bs believed, the
United States has nov the best census
systom la tho world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

ACC0RpiSG io the latest accounts Bls-
marck is still healthy enough Ia want TO
make splotch or two on the maps OF
Euruur htuHrli.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
Nsr Yers Aau.Talrd Tsrmsr.

NEw IoSk, Mag S,--The various dis
tricl clubs ei the Republioan O,ntTa
Dlsislel Anli.ihird 'rerm Cainpatgn
Club held a primary election u. nishtin
the different assembly districts through.
out the city asd elected 3 delegates aud
S.altsrnales, each 10 the Republican Ma.
lloaal luaysnhoa al Chlcago Amoag
Tie delegates elected are General Fran.
eis G. Bafios, Col. Ethan Alien. Prci.
Felix Adler, fhutloS Weed, sheaidan
Shook aud W, \. Bitlsnhoier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

dLAnuoNE has put the Queen into q
position whrrc she eau, gracefully, make
her little hnw.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

The King'a Action Ia tho Ministerial
Criain,
RoME, May 3.-rho King declincs to
accept the resignation al the Ministry,
but has accepted their proposition 10
dissolve tho Chamber oi Deputies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

Tug muck rollers sccm Ia have the
beat 0i IL. Tho mill owners scom tn bc
VA moo 10 give way to their employees
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
Money Al 5 to 6 Per Cent.-Goysrn-
ments Dull and weak--Flour Dull
Wheat In Fair Demand
Hogs Easier.
riNAnUE.
New York.

Nsw YoRK, May 3. - Mossv-At
b(a8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
ba6 per cent Sterling exchange, bank.
ers' bills weak al ~ sat; demand at
a SIT.
sILyKR-At London h9l pence; bar
silver hero llil subsidiary silver coin
iCal per cent, discount
6oyssSaEsrs-Dull and somewhat
wpak
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

TuE blathcr ot the resolutions oi Sat
urlaY's Convention has disgustcd every
man IA the town Who van hold up hia
head and say he beIongs ~ hImsoll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

lrALr is Just stopping over with good
will for AL mankind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

uhsn ne ooauinS 81 niiaisht q snaissi,
And bs siAnds vita hh hal ~ pa nsi
while abe loSingiy linErfs bssiit blm,
70 It'd hin "a Ia and b kis.si.
Hoe tasy Ihe thogghts 81 lhe foisfr-
Nc q ~ elelHs hQs lfsy 90 nsaaxs
aeirs Arva
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
PRopUOk.
n ew rorI.

NEw YoRE, May 3.--tOtton-Quict
at ilC3li 3.l6(sii h.lBc, futures quiet
aud steady. Flour--Dnll receipts ~,
900 barrels; superfine western anl State
~ 00tat 20; common 10 good " a5tS
A 30: good % choice u OOaT 90;
white wheat extra ~ s0a6 %. extra
Ohio 50 1000 20; ~. Louis 81 S0(aIT 0O,
Minnesota patent process ~ O0(s,b 2b.
Wheat Unsettled aud icverish reccipta
5000 bushels; No. 3 spring . lltg
| l2I; No. 2tl ~; ungraded rcd . 20
Sl 25; No. 2$i 27i6Si PSI ungraded
amber si 26l; upgraded white o ID
Gll 20, do. sales $1,000 bushels, at
si 23iCDl 2ik;No. 2red seller May, sales
972, 900 bushels, at ti 2gI(ll ?7l scl.
lcr June, sales so, ,0O0 bushels, nj Sl -
@i EST. Corn.-lnActiycs, RECEIPTS
lbi 900 bushels ungradcd b0ia62ci
No. b0IGblc; No. 2 biG.h2o; No. 2
seller May i7tCsiTic; seller June i6iCa
ifc. 0als--keceipts 6s,000 bushels.
whi.e western lower nj t3te tgc; western
mixed ic better at t0tat2.c Hay-M
T0c. Hops-Quici and nominal. Coffee
aud Molasses and unchanged.
sugar--Quiet aud steady, iair ~ good
rehaing 7ia7ic Rice - Quiet and
steady. Petroleum - Dull United
73lc; crude 6ie97l refncd &c. Tsllow
STEADY AZ 6ls6 i.l6c Rosin--firn Al
l5ic. Iurpenlina--Dull and easier at
39c. Eggs-firmer; western l0i(s i2c.
Pork --fnartlye; new mess go -. Beei
Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Dull. long clear 6ie; short clear Ilc.
iard-inactiye al 81 22i(DT -. Butter
Dull aud unchanged. Cheese Dali
western iirm at itepiii; skins stsi io.
whisky--Noninal At . I 10.
cascaso
CHIcAso, MAy 3-Flour-- Dull and
nominal. whsai--In fair demand hut
lower; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 i2iCa
l2i eash seller May. 81 10 bid seller
June; kl 0il seller July, g2ft92tc seller
Aasnst; No. . s7Sfase; rejected $40
sac. Corn -Unsettled bat generally
loser al 30i cash aud SELLER Nay. Stts'
sSi saIler June, 86ita3si seller July, I,
rcIcctei 35c. Oats Ia good demand Al
iui prices; s9ic bid eash. ?aic seller
lane; % seller July. Rye-firmsr al
7l.tsfSc. Bsrlsy--s,esdy aud an
changed ai Soc npiothy ser'i--Al
ss al,s2 -. flas sssd Sowing 81 -.
Pork--In fair aemsAd bat q, loser rates
at a. s0tsa ssf cash l. bgaa s7t seller
June Sie 90 bal seller JaIy. lard
Dali snd loser ss 81 57tt-s 90 ossl
A. QDSs s1i seller jane; - Ssfe,s Si
seller Juiy. Baik M.ais-in lair de-
nand a !owcr rates; ~ Ib,ss aeI4S Sc.
whisky--steAdy and unchanged .,
Plitsbanh
PtTTssssg, May q. Petroleum Quiet
crude steady al s3tc si Psfksf's ioI
shIpmsai; refined .'ie ior Philsdslrhis