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National Republican., 1880-03-11

THE New York Worlds ticket; For
President the best Democrat; for Vice
President, the next best Democrat The
best Democrats are plenty. NAsBY's
CROSSROADS would probably produce as
many as would be wanted, but where to
find the best man among the Democrats is
hard to say. There's the rub.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

SUBSCRIPTIONS for the Herald Irish Fund
will be received and duly accounted for at
the counting.room of The NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

THE Supreme court don't give much com
fort to the Democracy nowadays IT
very partisan.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

MORE Democratic economy. An assist
ant librarian in the Senate is now wanted
at q salary of 81, ,4l0 per year.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

TILDEN's friends say: HE didn't think
"of running until after the Pennsylvania
Convention. That he then thought GRANT
"would get the nomination Mt Chicago,
"and that it was necessary for the safety of
"his party for him TO accept the nomina-
"tion." This beats Captain CUTTLE: "If
"as how; avast there-wherefore ~
National Republican., 1880-03-11

WILLIAMS, the colored legislator of Ohio,
wants to go as delegate to the Chicago
Convention. If he does it will be boom
for SHERMAN.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

THE great American stock waterer-
CYRUS W. FIELD.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

THE bill for the creation of q Department
of Agriculture is now in Committee of the
Whole.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

LIEUTENANT. GOVERNOR HICKENLOoPER,
of Ohio, is GRANT man and yet they say
all the Germans are against him.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

IF all the bills favorable to the Agricul-
tural Department now before Congress pass,
why, LIE Due "will be a bigger man nor
"GRANTn The cattle bill makes the Sec
retaries of State and Treasury subordinate
to him; the sugar beet bill gives him
$4,000 to dispose of as he deems fit /;
another bill makes him a Cabinet officer (;
another branch department at Annapolis /;
another vast tea garden, and so, ad HJitum.
But, then, the bills have not passed.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

THE story started recently that Cen
eral GRANT will be in New Orleans on the
18th instant is probably shameless roor-
back, put aloat by mendacious source to
give his opponents in the Republican party
opportunity to carp at him. 1t is small
business, and when it is known that one of
his rivals for nomination is quite intimate
with the Democratic source from which it
emanated, it is not difficult to divine what
motive prompted statement which vir-
tually alleges that General GRANT returns
thus early under the advice Of his friends,
when 1t is safe to say that they know
nothing of it beyond what appears in this
piece of mendacity.
National Republican., 1880-03-11
IN FOLLOWING PNIZEs
800 Prizes, Sll2, 400
Whole Tickets, Sc. Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, $50. 90 Tickets, 500,

Al appICnIOnh Tor cIuD rates snOuId DC mnde 20
the home Othce.
IER-1ouKNAL ana New York herald, ana mailed to
all tcketholdeTs, Send all orders by money or bank
dTa IN letter. by press. Orders Of % aud upward
by express can bq sent AT our expense. Address Il,
NJ. HOAHDMAN, GOuuer-JOlInaI Building Louis.
vile XIV, on nt iGi Broa WAY New York.
Also ]. W, CLARK lIOi New YORK avenue WAsh
ington, u Y
National Republican., 1880-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a5g@FAMoUs
DUKES MOTTO
90. CIGAR &c.

Is the only Havana Filler Clgnr sold for s45o per
1000, SC straight A single sample will convince the
most iastdlous that this Is the best Cigar for the
money on the market. Try them.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

WASHINGTON. MARCH IL, 1880.
National Republican., 1880-03-11
Ar. GOLDSTEIN,

Gil PENNA. AVE (undor Met HOTEL.
Branch store-l3I Seventh street N. w. marii.3t
National Republican., 1880-03-11

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WAsHtSGToN ID. c., February 2S, 1880.
Notice Is hereby gwen that ON THURSDAY,
March II, 1880 the Fish Wharves and Fish Stalls In
the cities Of Washington and Georgetown, d. G.. viii
lie sold at public auction for the term Of one year,
from March I, 1850, as follows:
At2 o'clock D. M, and upon the premises, six (G)
fish stalls Ia the Georgetown MRrkethouse TO the
highest bidder Terms-Cash In advance. Aso at
the same time and upon the premises, the George
town fish wharf ut the foot of Pooac street TO the
highest bidder. Torms-Cash In advance. The pur-
chaser to keep the wharf repair during his term Of
lease. Also, at o'clock y. IN. on the saneday, on u
street between seventh aud Ninth streets northwest,
IN front OF the fish stalls OF the (Centre) Washington
Market all OF the rights and privileges granted or nl-
lowed by the laws OF the corporation OF Washington
10 established wharves docks for the landing clean
ing and sale OF fish; and no wharf dock shall bc
deemed eligible unless situated at point on the
noru side OF the Potomac river, between Eleventh
street east aud Fourteenth street west 20 the highest
bidder Terms 800 TO be paid on day Of sale and the
residue TO be paid within five days from the day OF
sale BY order ofthe BOARD Of Commissoners Of u. c.
WILLIAM j. TWISIEG,
Major OF Engineers, u. s. A.,
Engineer Commissioner, II. G,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. mal.l0t
N5Jys II YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
s6S ralgla Headache, Toothache or any pain one
application OF Fnd lightning will relieve you, sold
only at CoUGHLIN'S. Masonic Temple. no26
National Republican., 1880-03-11
ExorNEER DrPARTMEST,) !

hJ9y@ sALEoF FISH wHAR AND STALLS
49, IN THE CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN,
National Republican., 1880-03-11

Largest Legitimate Morning CIR
cuLdtion In the District.
National Republican., 1880-03-11

N~1955 NO MORE RHEUMATISM on GOU1,
49, ACUTE or CHRONIC
,,,,,,, SALICYLICA a POSITIVE CURE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF WARRANTED
PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED.
AT once relieves aud soon erndcates from the sys-
TEN all CHiLlS, ChRoNIC or INTERMITTENT
FEYERs, &c, caused by the Malarious AtmOsphere
Of the District. All Urinary Troubles find instant re-
liei
Complete substitute for qulnine without It's nn;
pleasant resulta SALICYLICA is NO PATENT
MEDICINE but an established cure Tor above COM
plants, highly Endorsed by all arstclass Physicians
In Europe Pleasant 10 take. Sold direct from Inn
porters at Baldwin's Book store,
02O II STREET, JpISHINGTON
81 box go doses), boxes IS.
Sent by mail on receipt ofprice. ja2o-tu, ,th1sa-ti
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
A Later Day Demanded by
Many.
rc,poadcuce Of the Register,

I NfltNIttAlltliNt "a NhN No.
WHEELING, May IL.
I'm your issue OF the llth inst. APP
prarS an account Oi an interview WIN
William &. Handlan, Chairman u NE
ono Co,u.ty Democratic ErCcuiire Com
wiH,,. and M the same time a candidate
for !Sb,,iF Mr.. liandlan has, II is the
opiniDu Of many OF the party, l II spite
al What he SAYS in the interview, as a
member Of the committee, manipulated
matters i'm relation to the tim oil the
convention 40 as to suit his plans and
and without regard to the desires OF
other candidates.
The position the gentleman occupies
Is a delicate n No man can serve TWO
masters, We are told 10y the highest au-
,horitv. and although the gentleman
saws that ho merely acted upon IN
committee as a committeeman, hoVertne'
less the practical results are, that the
IDEAS Of VIM. G. llandlan as a candidate
as to the Time that will best help his
chances Tor nomination il chosen as the
time for the Convention.
Other parties have vital interests IN
the date of the Convention, and none,
that We have heard of, with one excep-
ton hereafter named, has yet stated that
they desired the early day named 10y the
Committee. \ very casual perusal OF
the interviews published by you viii
show, that although some OF the can
didates seem To acquiesce in the action
of the committee, only one, j. VIM.
Wait, seems To heye desired 1t, II ms
remarks sound like an echo OF Mr.,
tiaud,an. This last, however, Is not a
very remarkable occurrence We would
say.
MIR. Arkle says in his interview, that
Mr.. Good told him that MIR. Handlan
desired the convention on June l2th.
Mr.. Handlan, when he went To see MIR.
Good To try aud get his vote for its
| early date named, was probably acting
iur VIM. g. Handlan, candidate, and not
as the committeeman, at least that is the
way it strikes a mere lookeron.
This date fixed by the committee Is
without precedent Our County Con-
~vcntiou has always been held in Au-
| gust, aud no man ever before suggested
that the time was too short between the
nomination aud election.
We presume that Mr.. III. thinks that
his electioueerers IRON the fire depart
ment have been so well drilled by Chief
! Eccles that he is as ready for the fray
at the early date chosen rs he would he
two months later. We think he is cor
rect, and that a later date wouh mate
rally lessen his chances. Hence the
date fixed.
The constitution OF this Executive
Committc is worthy OF notice.
George Il. Jingle, pretending 10 rep.
resent Clay, lives in Madison district; j.
II. GOOD. representing Union, lives in
CLAY, aud W. G. Handlan, the chairman,
is a candidate Tor Sheriff.
Good taste and the interests OF the
party dictate that Mr.. ii. should call the
COMMITTEES together, resign from it in or
der that a disintereSted person may be
appointed to the place, and that the
committee should I'LL the vacancies now
existing in the districts Of Clay and
Union.
Nothing but tdir play from this COM
mittee will he tolerated by the party,
aud the gentlemen most concerned
should take notice OF it,
Paw Pay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14
POINTS.
Pertinent Savings aud Doings.

EGENNAAthAN SaNhhe' 800
Mrs Whitaker, OF this city, yesterday
received a dispatch announcing the
death Of a brother-in.law IN Maryland,
and she will leave to-day Ia attend the
funeral. The SOiree Musical by her pu-
nils. which would otherwise have taken
place this evening, will OF course he
postponed.
Hon. Beverly Tucker left the city yes
terday morning. Tor Washington.
Mrs. Casper He'll aud Messrs. {. lahn
and l.. krrSs sailed for Germany IRON
Baltimore yesterday.
John Emblem, n Of the RE1ISrER
eompositOrs, accompanied by hls father,
lett last evening for a two months visit
Ia friends in England. They sail on the
Gsrmania, OF the White Star line, from
New York tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry Reuter-, Of Baltimore, Is n
the city looking up his friends
GOV. Henry NJ. Mathews returned
last evening from an extended eastern
trip p,v,. r.o 81, K,Dauba. IS in
the attending To some business con
nected With the Circuit Court.
James L. Kelly, OF BOstsn, the iiyeii-
est drummer on the road, is at the New
McLare.
James Z. Harvey, ot the Cleveland
Loaicr, is in the city.
Mr. Patrick Melley, OF the New York
Cslhc NoHihig, was in the city, yester-
day.
Mr.. John Hunter is in the city. tie
vas formerly u partner OF the firm OF
Hunter, Fleming K Co, which built the
irst nail mill in this neighbOrhood-the
Virginia mill, which stool ont the pres
ent site OF the b. a. depot
Colonel w. Ill. Hageman, from
Charleston, arrived in the city Yesterday
and is attending to some court business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14
81. GAINESVILLE.
C~ourt-Insane Prisoner 90 Railroad Tax
voted-Close Of School-Assessment Of
Railroads-Personals, Etc.

C~ourt-Insane Prisoner Railroad Tax
Railroads-Psrsonals, Etc
ST. CLAIRsyILLE, May Is, 1880.
The summer term OF the Court Of
Common Pleas began on Tuesday last,
with enough cases on the docket 10 keep
the court busy Tor two months, and then
only about one-fourth OF them will he
disposed OF. John McNeice, Of Smith
township, is foreman OF the grand jury.
The latter body will be in session all
week.
Thomas Beavers, Of Martins Ferry,
who was sent 10 jail at this place about
two weeks ago, charged with incest with
his daughter, has become violently in.
n He may be only shamming, but
the sheriff thinks he is really insane.
On last Tuesday a vote was taken in
Somerset Township on the question OF
taxing that township Sen,OOo TO build
the Bellaire, Beaver Valley and Shawnee
railroad, and the election resulted in
carrying the protest by % majority.
Some oil the tax payers OF the township
intend 10 contest the validity Of the las
authorizing the township 10 vote the
tax. They claim that il is unconstitu-
tional.
The ST. Clairsyille schools will close
for the summer on the 18th inst The
graduating class OF the High School
numbers six. Hon. j. j. Burns, State
School Commissioners Of Ohio, and Prof.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14
SMITH
A Brilliant Wedding Last Night.

Tn, residence oi Hon. W. J.. Hearn,
corner of Main aud Iwenueth streets,
MAS a brilliant scene last night the ocei'
sion being the marriage OF his daughter,
Miss Mary. with Mr.. Edward l. smith,
of Kansas Uty. This event, or the an
ticination Of It. has created quite a STIR
in society tor some time past ! us
contamination will be memorahI IN
Wheeliug's social annals.
The paTloTs. tasteiuliy decorated WIN
flowers, were titled with perhaps ssbnl-
lianra throng, rs society terms ~ Us thls
vicinity could furnish. The tolletleS OF
the ladies were superb; the surround
ings were perfect; the event Was eharac-
tsri1ed by A completeness Ot arrange
ment and a perfection OF detail that ieii
nothing wanting.
Promptly At $50 O'Clock, the wedding
march al MendeiSsOhn swelled iron the
piano and the bridal party entered, pre-
eededby the members oithetamily. lEe
attendants were Miss Annie Hearn, s's-
ter of the bride; Miss Smith, ot Clncin-
natl, sister Of the groom, anu MeSSIs'
Aklrich and ArmOr, OF Kansas Clty.
Preceded by usheTs and IA advance OF
the ladies. these gentlemen led the bridal
party. The expectant pair tooE Their
places under a handsome horseshoe oi
flowers, encirvling a MONOGRAM, ~
the service began. IL was the Freshly,
terrain form, with a Ilng aud
was performed by Rev. j. ID MofaI
The bride wore a handsome dress OF
cream satin and Canton crepe, Ouch
esse trimming. diamond ornaments, ue
latter the-gift Of the groom. The brides
maids wore satin and lace.
After the customary congratulations
the wedding supper was partaken . 10y
the bridal party, while the guests VERY
mSznifeent.y entertained IN the par
lOrS Mr.. and MnS Smith took thel late
train for the west
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14
BRIDG
General Il. v. Railroad Matters Concert
Personal.

Gonelal Il, v. hhliIOhu uo''S'"
Personal
The through trains on the i, " u. H.
that started Monday do not rs yet carry
many passengers. They were delayed
one day this week by the wreck OF a
gravel train up towards Uhrichsvlllo.
The gravel has been put on the road to
a point about fifteen miles out, and IN
about two weeks the ballasilng VIII
reach this end. The accommodation
train brings in many country people,
who do their shopping and get back
the same day. For severa days this
train has been late getting III.
Yesterday u lady passenger broughta
basket of butter in as freight, AMI 1t
was set on the depot platform. Gribblc,
the eXpressman, went up tO the oillce
and rcceipted for it, but when he came
back that butter was not to he found,
and is still missing.
The L. '. railroad company sent down
a train load Of ice from their Ice house
on the lake, expecting to store 1t an old
barn metamorphosed into an ice house.
As this building was not ready the ice
was passed over to \. Kuhn, who stored
il in his ice house, aud agrees Ia furnish
the company with ice Tor carsand offices
during the season. The quality OF the
ice is much superior 10 any We get here.
A new side track has been laid down
past the little bridge up the creek to the
lot of ties lett there during the winter.
Ii is cheaper to lag a side track to them
than TO get them hauled.
Work on the foundation Tor the freight
depot is progressing.
This evening some OF best homc
talent will give a concert at the West
End NJ. T. Church for the benefit OF the
church. From the well known ability
OF those engaged a treat is promised
those who attend.
On Sunday morning Mrs. Kent Ma.
son Clayton, OF Hartford, Conn, will
preach in the kirkwOod VI. +. Church
on temperance. The lady is a trim
clipper built Yankee, whose tongue
runs naturally, and will doubtless give
a good sermon. 1t is much preferable
10 have a respectable lady lecture on
this subject than some s0t who claims
~ be reformed, but has not vet shed
the odor Of the gutter.
Louie Coch is building a large new
frame house, for a boarding house, a
short distance above flour's boarding
house.
Many buildings are receiving repairs
and fresh paint.
DR.. John Cook and DIR. Elder have
moved into their new offices, Just oyer
their former roOIns, and are very neatly
fixed. Two of the rooms they vacated
will be occupied by K. j. Alexander 4
Mcdonald rs law offices and one OF them
as a sleeping room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14
STOCK.
New York

W"
NRw YORK. May l3.-Beeves No
arrivals aud no business. Dressed beel
a trihe firm at 6l@7lc. Shipments 500
head Of live cattle, 100 quarters OF beef,
100 live sheep; l35 carcases OF nut
ton, AS live hogs and 100 dressed.
Shcep-Rcceipts $3.50 head. Market
fairly brisk, but closed with an easier
feeling: wooded sheep 6l@7c sheared
4iG5ic; spring lambs SGlOl; dressed
mutton slow at 7@9c; dressed lambs 10
@l4c.
Hogs-Receipts, all for slaughtcrers,
2,76O head. Feeling better; good live
hogs could have been sold al ~ sOtGi"m.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May l3.-The DrotsTs Jour
nal reports hog receipts 1000 head
shipments 5000 head. Market weaker
and ~ lower; COMMON TO ialr rough
mixed ~ 00di 40; good To choice
mixed - 35(BI II; choice heavy ~ %
IA 10; light ~ 25tai %.
Cattle Receipts $500 head; ship
mcnts 1000 head. Market tirmer Tor
good common Ia fair; shipping ~ WCD
4 10; good tn choice - 1904 30; butch;
err uultl anu SLOW bulo - V'''o W.
cows - OOjoi2 5u; stockers and icU'lerS
active and firm AT - 00(dI 20.
Sheep Receipts 1000 head; chip.
mrnts none; clipped in good demand
at ~ b0aj 10; wooded ~ 1905 %.
Easl Liberty.
Fast Liberty, May l3.-Cattle- Re
ccIpts to-day $50 head OF through and
II OF yard stock; total for three days
2.3G3 head Of through aud pa OF local.
Very light supply this week of light and
common butchers stock, aud all we're
sold out 10 the local trade here; no real
Nv good cattle offered. The prices OF
Yesterday and today were fully 20to25c
higher than on Monday.
Hogs-ReCcipts to-day 2S5 head; total
for three days 1920 head; Philadelphias
81 75CGi ~; Workers u 50CGI 6h.
Sheep-Reccipts to-day 200 head;
total for three days S,lOO head none Tor
sale; feeling only lair for next week.
Cincinnati.
CISCINSATi, May IL Hogs-Aciive,
firm aud higher; common - 25@ 10
light 81 209i 40; packing ~ i5tG& 30;
butchers - 50(d4 80. Receipts 800
head; shipments 535 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14
County Convention.

The Democratic voters II the several lAiut
OF Ohio county are requested Ia assellir 81 u
places hereinafter mentioned, on saturday, SaH
IL. 1870, between the hour oil aud a.ostf
N, aud elect three delegates ~ 81, tuuuiJ 'p.
ycuiinn which viii meet at the Court H1as
said county on Monday, June 10 I'r. 81
O'Clock A n. for the purpose ~ ruLiHA
,nndiintes for the Different county oh'c q.
iuT members Of the House 81 Delegate
The fuliOw Ink places ali Judges nalg "
selected fut the purpose t holding tsd
WuShingl0n District ldiy pfuIiud, Va
Hose IIousc-Jndgcs, J. T. C6rpcntrI and H.
Fuitnn Prccluct Fulton school IIour Jug
John Zoecllcr aud Michael Stein
Madison District, Market H~ouse-Juhs@ -
lei schambra aud }. B hhcPparl
Clay IistrtcI, 'Otlt H~uuhs-JudEs 70
IIildtcth and Michael Reilly.
Union District, Atlanllc Engine Hoe
Judge, Ca5por Hell aud John Boring
Centre District, IlUag H~GuN-Juis"' .
stephens aud ThOs. Sweeney.
Webster DISTRICT, rniIoi EhgiBc hoo
/ Judges. !. n Told aud tbAro kioe
Richie District. Hoe Nous judy '@
Otto aud william Toner
Tnndelphia District Heirs i~ioi'l-JIAHr =
]. Brown aud James Cnt ghtDn,
RIrhlnui District. Eichland Shuol h"s
Juds,t. Peter DelGplaln ani " N'"t.,
Liberty District. tcntfe school H0d--'s%
Vincent Nanmetrc.
The Judges arr r%rluifod a. masea nrian
perly certified. of Tie books IApei, ana -,
used NJ sald CiectiuH precinct, o. ne hpmp
VOTES cast FOR each particular candidate
gate, together with the names 81 aei'h.."
Id 10 The Convection. which meet oA MO-
the Iith day Ol June, issL,
Ihe nomination 81 all cbuBiy d.sind oh'
and The selection Oi delegate ~ lhc rlas
ycn,lon which mccts ~ The city Of Man
on The ZSih ~ July. and The ngnsaG1
vrntiou wh0h mssis Ia the ely al NhsAt
| the Ilth day of August, isO. u po>tpDHr -
future time, a. veil, also. a. c~Dnicffs
Juiiciai and Senatorial C%Onyeuiloni h,ra
be called. W HASbLAs ~
10 M Unou geert.,x "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14

0ssc Com-Isteady and firmm SIC
cssh and seller MAY ;36ic seller Juneisatc
seller July: SHE seller August Oas-
Quiet but steady at soic cSsn; Sot'SSoso
seller June; CSC seller July. hyd
Steady and unchanged. bariey-spuaa
and unchanged. Pork--Acnve a nni
easier at SO 30@l0 50; cash DIV pa
GIo IS seller June: SO 45@i0 iIt sci
Ter Juiy; $40 57}@l0 90 seller August:
IardwEasier at s 92l@6 95 cash; -, 20
seller June; 50 97l@7 90 seller July;
Rpll Meats-In good demand and
nr;ces a shade higher at$f 25@8 iOgs
$50. whisky Steady and unchahyeu
at 81 QS.
BALrIAoRs, May l3-Flourwtalrly
active and firm. Wheat-W western
steady and firm; No. 2 western winter
mi spot 81 S2i6l 80; seller May 81 3oa
al SoI. seller June 81 2ii9l %; seller
July 81 lA@l l4s; seller August
n iOAl l0l: seller September 81 l0}@
III. Corn Western dull and nrmi
western mixed, spot, 52c; seller May
5IlG5IIc; seller June i9Gl49lc; seller
July 4aG49lc. oats-Firm; western
white 456I6c; do. mixed 44@45c;
Pennsylvania 45Cdi6c. Rye-Quiet at
90c. Hay-Unchanged. Provisions
Very firm and unchanged. Butter.
Quiet; primc to choice western packed
l8d2Oc. Eggs-S,eady vt 99l0c. Pc
troleum-Dull and unchanged. Cotiee-
Quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime
l3lGl5Ic. Sugar-Firm; A soft S4c.
Whisky Firm at 81 lQl.
UInoinnsu.
UIsoiSSAri, May l3.-Cotton Dull,
and lower at llic. Flour-Quiet but
firm; family 81 9oCa5 %; fancy ~ ~
66 %. Wheat-Strong and higher;
choice red 81 20; No. 2 red winter ~ 10;
Corn-In good demand; No. 2 mixed
I0I(G,ilc. Oats-Firm and scarce; No;
2 mixed Sole. Rye-In good demand
and prices a shade higher at s3c; Bar
ley-Quiet and unchanged. Fork
Easier at $40 10. Lard-stronger at
81 s7Jd6 30. Bulk Meats-Demand
lair and market firm at ~ Uoa6 3'a.
Bacon-Demand lair and market firm at
"A S7I@6 9O17 90. Whisky Steady
at 81 O1. Butter-lieayy; choice West
ern Reserve. l5@i7c; choice Central ONO
l2t9l3c.