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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02
OBITUARY.

~ ~
DIED -Of Consumption, January Is
pHEBE c STEEL, eldest daughter Of WM
and DEBORAH STEEL. Her conversation
during her sickness is living testimony
of her peaceful rest in Jesus. She de
sired to be released from the earthly ia.
bernacle. To friend standing by hel
bedsshe said, ."do you think / have long
to stay ?" and being told she was just or
the. shore and would soon cross the riv.
er, she said, swish could go home to
day" Her request was granted, fol
about eight O'clock her happy spirit tool
its flight.
Speak Of 1t tcarfully,
Silently tread;
q Think OF it tfearfully, Ek F.
Eva is dead.
One Of the loved and good
Shrouded now lies.
y Gone 10 her .maidenhood, = 81
Gone TO the skies.
SEQ o, think Of it fearfully,
Silently tread;
Speak of her tearfully,
Eva is dead.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

We request all mothers to STOP using
LsudaBums for their Babies, srd use Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup,a good medicine. 1t
contains nothing injurious.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

az Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale at Mrs.
WAYS
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Heayy Striped Carpets at lsc per
yard, NMKYEE EKEofzS. BeIIsire,
Ohios ssgw AKA Smxfssa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

1He PerHftnanc6 was nIaue PecuIIalIy
by the extreme accuracy Of
the piano accompaniment by Miss MAT
TIE OkEy which never for one moment
was permitted to obscure or mar the
beauties of4he soIo parss bus alEsysas.
sisted and increased them.
Prof WEEDEN labored very hard to
make the entertafnments q success and
deserves the highest commendation for
the able manner in which be presented
the Cantata to ouF neonle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

OF D1Imont county, PdtIeHs III Tue
Athens Hospital for the Insane, suioided
in bed at tha. institution. early yester-
day Sunday morning, BY .trangling
herself with strip Of blsnkess which
she tied tightly around her thtoat. be.
sides closely enveloping her head with
the bed clothing. She had previously
tied hersfeet together and securely fas.
tened them to the foot OF the bed. De-
ceased vas sent 10 the Asylum from
Flushing township.-Belmont Chronicle,
25as ph. ssEE "a
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.


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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-02

UPtntousoEaHe youngstown Vtndacdt0T:
III, Senator Thurman should get the
nomination for Preside dentshescould and
would carry Ohio against any man who
could be nominated against him, and, il
that man should be Grant, Thurman
would beat him by at least $4,000 ma.
jority This may sound big but it i.
THr Ohio Leo;sla,pre Ia verv dal;h
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
INDEPENDENT CHURCH.
A New Movement I'm New York
CITY.

NEw YosK, March 2s.-Large meet
ings were held this afternoon and even
ing. looking to the establishment Of an
American Independent Church, at
which addresses were made 10y Rev.
Fathers Quinn, Wood, ROderlck and
others, formerly Roman Catholic priests.
ID Vas stated that many priests were at
present engaged in the work, AMI that
Father Quinn, President Of the organl-
Eation was daily IN receipt of communl-
cations from priests who were preparing
10 abandon Romanism, and who were
anxious tn labor for the benefit Of poor
in the extension Of the true principles
and practices " Christianity. Letters
xsre read from several priests IN various
parts Oi the Conntry, saying their whole
hearts we're IN the movement, and COM
munications were presented from the
Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian
conferences in Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New Jersey, heartily endorsing the
movement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
PAN ANA.
Mysterious American Vessels.

PANAMA, March 2S.-The Secretary OF
State OF the government OF Panama ad-
dressed a letter To United States Consul
of this city, advising him that there are
two American ships of war at Baca Del
Toro, engaged in soundings, surveys
and other operations, examining the
LaGuana OF Chiriqui, and the rivers
which empty into 1t. In mysterious
manner. The operations are conducted
with no reference to the authorities on
shore. The Secretary asks for iniorma-
ton on the subject from the consul, and
the latter answers simply that he has no
advices from his government on the
pOin t, knons nothing of the ex-
pedition or its objects, and has
refered the correspondence to his
government for information and in
structions. Considerable feeling exists
among the natives in consequence OF
this, and the mystery which surrounds
the affair rather interslnes the feeling
than otherwise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
NO WEAKENING ON GRANT.
The Reports Of Change Of Base Without
Any Foundation.

The Reports OF Change OF Base without
Amy Foundation.
special Ia the Commercial Gazette
WAsHISGroS, March 20. - Senator
Cameron, and other gentlemen who are
Interested in securing the nomination,
at the head OF the Republican ticket, for
President of "A person who can command
the full strength Of the party, says that
the stories which are being circulated
that he and others are In favor OF
change of tactics and the substitution OF
the name of Senator Edmunds in the
place of that OF General Grant, are pure
fabrications. Instead OF the movement
i'm favor of General Grant being
on the wane, as some persons
are disposed TO imagine, advices received
by the National Committee from all
parts OF the North and West show that
il is largely on the increase, and in In
diana and Michigan, where there has
been a strong feeling for the nomination
Oi Senator Blaine, there has been sim
gulaT subsistence Of enthusiasm IN that
direction. lie would admit that Sena-
tor Edmunds would make very accep-
table nomination, il General Grant was
out oi the way, but even in sTfch a con-
tingency the probabilities were that
some other gentleman would lead off AS
the choice OF the party. The Senator
further said that in making these state
Inents there was no intention To reflect
on senator Blaine, but simply 10 state
the information as il had been received
from influential Republicans through
out the country.
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Died.


PIrrsroS. Pa, March 21.-Conrad :.
stark. President ot the Peoples Savings
Bank. died last night.
CHlcAGo, March 27.-Hon. Wm. h
Ferry. prominently identified with bust
mes. interests Of Chicago and the North
west, died at his home in Lake Forest
last night lie Was Nice-Preslient and
Manager OF the Chicago, 81. Paul and
Minneapolis railway, wss native OF
Oneids county, New York, and Was a
cousin of Senator Ferry, OF Michigan
During the war Mr.. Ferry served with
Gov. SEYMOUR on a COMMITTEES at uca
for raising troops, and performed srduous
and important service. Afier the wal
he came 10 Chicago to look after the IN
t,,ests of the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad, AID was connected with TIE
management Of that road several years
His illness was brief.
JEEsEY CRY, March 29.-Abel hath,
hone Corbin, brother-in-law 10 General
Grant. died here to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Severe Wind Storm,

Sr. LOUIS, March PA tremendous
wind storm set IN here after midnight
last night, and has continued, ever since
with variable severity. At 3 o'clock
this morning the wind obtained veloc-
ity of 90 miles AN hour, and at different
times during the day it blew with great
force. Very little damage MAS done,
however, Chumneys, shutters, fences,
signs, etc, being about the only things
Injured. The centre OF low barometer
is between Keokuk and Davenport,
Iowa. and the centre of high barometer
near Dodge City, Kansas. A Il the tele-
graph lines west of this city have been
prostrated, and no advlces have yet been
received OF the effect OF the storm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
UNDER THE WHEELS.
An Unknown Man Killed at
Huntington.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
A0......,,-,,,, w ". Mar

Special Dispatch to the Register.
MANNINGToS, w. Va, March 2S.
An unknown man was killed this al
ternoon by the second section oi freight
train No. A.. lie ia well dressed, but
there is nothing on his body by which
to identity him. 1t is supposed that he
was stealing his way on the train, lost
his balance and fell between the cars.
His remains were taken in charge by the
township authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
The Appropriation Bills

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Senate
Committee on Appropriations today
practically completed their cOnsidera'
ton of the immediate deficiency bill.
The committee have agreed to recon-
mend AN addition OF $2s6, 500 To facilitate
the speedy completion Of the new state,
War and Navy Department building.
The amount Of the House appropriA-
tion for marshals and deputies will not
he changed, but the committee decided
that AN amendment should be made IN
the phraseolOgy OF the clause relative 20
the future method Of approprlating Tor
deputy marshals OF elections. The House
provision on this subject requires their
appointment by United States Circuit or
District Judges, hut the Constitution
provides that all officers shall be appoint
Ell by the President, by and with the
advice and consent Of the Senate, With
reservation that Congress may, 10y
law, vest the appointment OF such IN
irrior officers as il thinks proper, IN the
President alone, and in the heads OF de
partments or courts of law. The com
mittee, therefore, propose To vest the APP
p0Intment uf deputy marshals IN the
courts instead Of conterring them upon
individual Judges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
CHINESE CHEAP LABOR" IN IT'S
TRUE LIGHT.
Report u -ee Committee on Labor Oepres-
SION Something TO Think Over
The Railroads - Fish,
not Hamilton.
NE FRAEpM9N,s nANK

Senator Bruce to Report Blaine aud
Logan
.psJ,al Dispatch a. the Register
WASHINGTON, March 2S.
Senator Bruc. IA his report on the
Frecdmau's Bank swindlei rrsdy aud il
is not only more detailed account of
tho operations a. this gigantic fraud than
has yet been furnished Congress, but it
sustains fully the worst charges made
against is managers.
Governor Curt n, whose contested
sIoct.on case com up Tuesday, will be
here tomorrow.
The Republican Joke Tonight is that
the youthful secretary oi B,aine's Cam
paiEu Committee, has endeayored to
tempt Lo.an with the Vice Presidency.
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ginotnnali.
LIVE STOCK.
ChioAso.

CHIcAGo, Marrh y. - The Draes'
Journal reports hog receipts 500 heal:
shipments 40 head. The drnching
rain causes n slow market prices steady.
good clear aud mixed packing u ~ a
4 IS; choice heavy ~ bWa4 ~; light
~ 3Nat ID,
Cattle Receipts $40 head, ship.
ments 400 head. Market strong snd
steady; sales oi shipping at ~ OoGsI ~,
butchers stronger at " Na,i 10. sto'k'
ers and feeders at - 2sHi 10.
sheep-lieceipts sO0 head; shipments
100 head. Market heavy; rain d-prss-
ed the market; quotations 81 OO"8 70.
Cincinnati.
CISCIsskTI, March u -Hogs-Quiet
and steady; common - Ocpi 20; light
- 25ani 20. packing 81 2paI 10: butch.
en' 81 5jcsi 65 Receipts 900 head /;
shipments 40 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
WINDFIELD, W. VA.
Hail Delivery.

CuARLEsroS, March 26.-George Ra'
Ger. sam Racer, Alexander Racer, John
Rubv. Ned Grass and Aleck Brown, slK
notorious characters, escaped from the
Putnam county Jail at Wlndheld night
before last. and are at large. These are
. part oi the Red Leg League that have
infested this district for several years,
IN is supposed they were aided 10y some
OF their brethren IN breaking jail A
liberal reward is offered by the county
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inson for a,change OF venue in the cases
wherein they are defendants, came on
fora hearing, and the State presented q
large number OF affidavits from citizens
OF Brooke county setting forth that no
such prejudice exists among the people
oil SAID county Us 10 prevent tle accused
rom having iair ana imPar,a, lrial
therein. Inc mouoh ana T smdavlts avn
were suDmltleu 10 tne oour,, WIN,
out argument, anu, IL we unaersloou
aright, the Judge win rehuer ms 1ecis- mi.
ION thereon on Monuay iiio,n,ns' rn ns ou.'s
humper o, cnancefy cases Ieio % P.;e. PasH;eu
upon Dy hs hohor, anu .h1 os'on
ior. a new trial In the ourlls'ooh ;..'. ease
came up ana "as Suo'''''eu "'"ou'
argument c,l
Ihe temperance meeting a. tue olape'
last evening was well attehueu, anu ~.
teresting addresses were delivered py
Rev. A. Stone, J. b. Sommervilie anu
John K. Doyle. Another meeting VIII
be held al tho court mousse OIL "onuAy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
EAirfnr Wnliamson's Case.

NEw YORK, March H.-The counsel
of Eugene Fairfax Williamson, the an
mover oi DIR. Dix, who filed petition
Yesterday for writ Of hdb,ds corpus,
today withdrew their motion. The
reason is not given.
Nilliamson's case is now in the hands
of Algernon :. Sullivan, who Is said to
be about to adopt conciliatory measures
on the ground OF the prisoners IRE
sponslhility.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Struck OIL

MosuE, March 2S.-A letter TO the
RfglSsT from Birmingham, Ala, says
While workmen were engaged IN org
ging a we'll near Rolling Mills, a sudden
current Of gas began 10 fiOw and imme
diately thereafter petroleum started
and 10 flowing al the rate OF 30 barrels
dAy, Great excitsment prevails
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
BY THE OCEAN WIRE.
PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS IN RUSSIA
ParnsII Rotten-tggsd and Otherwise In
suited at Political Mseting-Authori-
ties Of Panama Alarmed About
Mysterious American Vessels.
RUSSIA.
Persecution of The Jews.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March 27.-Instead
of the concessions expected before the
anniversary of the Ears to the accession
OF the Throne regarding the position OF
the Jews, there is increased severity.
The Jews are driven to represent them
selves as Protestant Christians to es-
cape expulsion from st. Petersburg. In
the governments of Tuls, Ore and Khar-
koif, the Jews in business for many
years, are ruthlessly expelled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
REORGANIZATION of the Militia.

WASHINGTON, March 2b.-The sub
committee of the House Committee on
Militia have agree upon report ON the
subject of reorganiEing the militia. 1t
urges the importance Of national legisla-
ton and State. Without interfering
with the control Of the States over their
militia, the Federal Government should
take action in the nature Of cooperation
and should make sufficient annual APP
preparation for arming aud equipping
the militia, and paw men for service
during the prescribed periods of annual
enCampent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
wool.
boston.

B~ros, March ~. Wool Quls,
during the week, and very little move
ment IN domestic woods, which are par
ticulsrly neglected A comparatively
small supply remains on hand. In do.
nestle combing and d.laiDe nothing oi
conseq qu.nce done; Ohio beeccs, extra
and medium. 5J(ssOc; Michigan EXTRA
b,c: Illinois No ! 5Ic. mixed heeces "
Ca8Ic; dclaine sorts 80 coars. and me
dium unwasbeI combing I2faisc; Mis-
soun 36ts,IOc tub washed 5taS5c; sn'
perfine and extra pulled iJb7Or.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Formulation Of 81. Louis

ST. Louis, March 27.-Gould's direc-
tory of this city for the present year, Is,
sued this evening, contains l2O,o
names, an increase Of 7l20 over last
wear and an increase OF 52,923 since The
Federal census Of 1870. BY tue usual
ratio Of people to a name, this gives the
clty population of over $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
IRISH itEIiEf SHIPS.
Of the Constellation.

SEv YoEy. March 2s..-1be United
State. ship Constellation left the navy
ward thi. morning With .npplies ior the
Irish poor. A. tie Constellation paxssd
sIppgside the Colorado sby1t vent up
from the !xi,et Then Commander Col'
tsr cried "Nor, hoy,. give 'eb . real
Irish cheer" and ih. r"spDhse sas
prompt, the land playing ''si. Pstrict's
bay The tug Mitchell. hearing srn.
tlrti,en wl.o contributed sHG- u the
proyisiop~, si smsd dosn ths nser in
ber company. The band continued 10
play GARY OseB, Boys 81 X iiIsfny."
and other Irish sir- tiIl th. IelIsi ship hal
hs,,iei down tie bay.
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wELLsBURo.

Circuit Court Chips-fsmpsrsnos-P Poh-
uos- VIII Become Beasdios-R -Rssi ks-
tAteL
Circuit Court met to-day, pursuant 10
adjournment and quite . number Of
wheeling attorneys we're present bot
yery fes spectators were in the court
room. The melton G Cheek and Park
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
IRELAND.
Parnell Rotten Eggnd.

LoSDoN, March 2S.-Parnell, in at
ttempting TO address an election meet
ing at Enniscorthy, last week, was re-
ceived with yells, groans and discharge
OF rotten eggs by persons belonging to
the iNal faction. Parnell gave up the
attempt to speak; he was hit on the
face, caught round the waist and nearly
hurled from the platform.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
DHY GOODS.
New Yort.

Srx YopE, March E.-Dry Goods
The market CONTINUES quiet and steady.
Prints in light demand At first hands, bot
prices remain frm. Printed lawns, vide
prints and piques IL steady demand.
G.nghams active snd hrm "a light sup
DIV. Dress gods ia fair request Mems
.oolens moving steadily on acoourt oi
back orders; prices firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Anti-Third Termers.

ST. LOUIS, March 27,-The signatures
TO the call for a National Anti-Thlrd
Term Mass Convention, telegraphed
from here Thursday night, were omit
ted through a blunder ot transmitting
hy the operator. They are J. h. Hen
derson. chairman, and Emery /. Foster
secretary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Taa aroe.beck Letter.

ClScISxArI. March e7.-The letter
which VAS addressed to the Hon, Wm.
:. Groesbeck, OF this city, signed Jonah
II. Taylor" and PurPorting 10 be sent
by the direction ol conference OF a
Democrats in New York, reached Mr..
GOesbeck this morning, although 1t
Was printed here, yesterday morning.
The letter asks il he would accept the
nomination tos President, and also his
views A to the best man 10 nominate;
Mr.. Z roesbeck regrets the publication OF
the letter and declines to give any IN
formation touching his answer, which
VII probably b written In fsu sAyA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Two Men Drowned.

CAIRO, March 27.-Whlle the steamer
Guiding Star Vas making landing here
this morning, three men tell overheard
Two were drowned. The third, swhite
man, was struck 10y the wheel, breaking
his leg and arm. His recovery is douo'-
full. Names unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
C,,v onosr, semitic the PeniteutiAry

ElIzABETH, y. Y, March ., tx
Comptroller ThOs. b. Lesgett, and DAM.
W. Leeds, eK.Clerk and City Treasurer,
we're convicted oiconspiring to detrAud
the city and have been sentenced, the
former 10 seven wears IN the state
prison and $3.50 fine, the latter four
wears aud 500 fine,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Fire At Fowlsr's. Pc

wAsHISGroS, Pa, March 8.-The
stable, wagon-shet and granary belong
Ing to John Buxton, near Fowler 8
were consumed by rre last night. Two
horses and several sheep penshet IN
the flames. II Vas the work Of an IN
cendiAry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
PRODUCE
N CIV fopE.

NEw YoRK, March H. - Cotton
Quiet; holiday, exchange closed. Flour
Dull; receipts 500 barrels, suprrine
western and State 81 jOta5 90, com.
mon to good - OOtaj 80; good Ia
choice s. 5OCas %; white wheat extra
S. S5a6 80; extra Ohio 81 G0Cg7 80, st.
Louis 81 rs; Minnesota patent process
81 OO(a,S 90. Whcat-lnactiye; receipts
l68, 900 bushels; No. 8 spring 81 q; un.
graded red Al 374Gl 40; No. 5 81 Sj
No.2s 4lGnl ~ mixed winter 8 jsl
Cyl 80; No. white 81 32 No. 2}l %;
No. do, sales - 900 bushels, at ! 81
al 37i; No. . red seller March, sales
lOI, 600 bushels, at 81 ilial ~; seller
April, sales 2sS, 900 bushels, at 81 I0i
al an; seller May, sales l92, 900 bush.
els, at 81 3si@l 3oi Rye - Heavy.
Corn-Inactiye; receipts 633, 900 bush.
els; ungraded 5ii@56.c; No. 3 5i(g
5iic; steamer 5itGg5iic; No. 2 5iIt9
55ic; old 56tc steamer yellow 5iic;
No. 9 seller March 55tc; seller April
5liOd,52c. Oats-Quiet; receipts 5000
bushels; western mixed il6B+l ic; white
4l(ay44c. liay-DeInsnd active at Zoe.
Hops Firm aud unchanged. Coffee
Firiner; Rio cargoes l3tCal5ic; job lots
l3t9l7tc. Sugar and Molasses
Rice Demand fair and market firm.
Petroleum-Dull;U United SIZE; crude 81
(s7tc; refined 7tc. Tallow-Quiet at
6tG,6 3.l6c. RDsin-Steady at 81 800
| S. Turpentine-At isitdi9c. Egg
Dull and unsettled; western Selic.
Pork Stronger; oil mess ell %; new
at Sll GA. Beef-Dull and unchanged.
Cut Meats--scarce and firm; long clear
&c: short clear 7ic. LAri--firm; prime
steam old 81 6Ot47 62i. Buttsr-Quiet
and unchanged; western l5Cs,Sic.
Cheese-Quiet and firm at ll(elfc.
Whisky - Nominal at 81 l0ei ii.
leather Demand fair and market hriD I.
hemlock sole 25ta27c. WOOl-luiet
bat firm; domestic deece 5O'd,85c pulled
s3G60c: UNIV Ashed lsls52e; Texas fla
AZ. Metals als-Hanuiactured Copper -
Dull new sheathing 32c, ingot lake dull
22t(o22!c. Pig Iron - Dull; Scotch
So Op6,S3 90; American f25 OOfs:D 90;
Russia sbeeting tl3 - Nails - Cut
s. 31s,5 40; clinch u soe7 ~
MILNAukka, March ~. - flouf-
Steady and unchanged. Whest-Opehed
unsettled and closed weak; No. ! Nil
wsukee hard 81 Is; No. I Milwaukee
81 III; No. 2 Milwaukee el lot; seller
March 81 I0i; seller April 81 l0i; sellef
May 81 l5t; No. s. 81 0s; No. 4, J5ic;
rejected soc. Corn-EAsier; No. :, Jjtc.
Osis-Dull, No. 2 3Oc. Rye-SoninAL
Barley-Unseitled and lower, No. 2
spring cash 5sic- Provisions-Quist
bu, hrm. Mess Pork-Fim st go 10
cash so 80 seller May. IArd-Prme
steam o. % cash: 81 Is seller Nay.
Live Hogs-stesdy at a 2oGA %.
ToLspo, March T.-Whest-stsAdy
amber Michigan 81 IS; No. 2 red winter.
spot and seller April, 81 2tel z5i; ssl-
Ter June 81 2zt; seller July 81 ~; No.
: amber Illin0is 81 q; No 2 red miIei
N u. Corn--Dull; high mixed I'll te;
No. 2 spot 4iie; seller March 4itc; seller
May Ale NO. . white &sie; rsjectsd t03ei
llama, Cd DC. 0ats-stesdy, No. . NSc-
Clover seed-Qniet; No. 2 IS so.
xIssseufsh-
PrrrsscseH, March N.-Petrolsum-
vssy quiet; crude stsady q We q
PsrksTs Tor shipn<nt; rsAAsd u ssesd
iee PAihislpkis delivery.