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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-21
OUR POODLES.
The Great Show of the Canine Race a
New York

The Great Show of the Canine Race a,
New York.
New YORK, March l9.-Applications
for entry blanks to the great bench show
of dogs continue to pour in at an un.
precedented rate from all over the
Union and Canada, even Texas has been
heard from. Henry Lacy, OF Hobden
Bridge, and G. ii. Mason, OF Bradford,
Yorkshire, England, both successful ex
hibitors OF sporting dogs abroad, sig
nified their intention of sailing from
Liverpool by yesterdays steamer, one
OF the objects OF their visit to this coun.
try being TO attend the show. Mason
will bring with him twen-
ty OF his crack dogs OF
various breeds for exhibition. The man.
ayers expect foreign entries to be unu-
sually large this year. The competition
OF champion field trial settlers already
gives promise OF great interest. ID. G.
Sanborn, OF Bowling, Mich, has writ
ten that he will enter Count Noble, win
ner of the first prize at the American
field trial Derby at Vincennes last fall,
and Henry Aten, of Brooklyn, has made
a similar promise regarding his Glen,
which won first at the Eastern field
trials in 1879, and divided third and
fourth process with Sensation in 1880.
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GREAT POMP

At the Funeral OF tho Late Car OF hussia
ST. PETERSBURG, March D.-Ihs re-
moval OF the body OF the late Car 70
the Cathedral in the Peter and Paul
fortress, to-day, was conducted with
great pomp. The following was tho or
der Of the procession: The late Empe-
ror's horses, then functionaries bearing
his one hundred and thirtytw Russian
and foreign decorations and others bear
ing his nine crowns, the last oil the
number being the imperial crown OF
Russia: following these came the clergy,
dressed In black velvet embroidered
with silver, next came the funeral car,
richly ornamented with gold. drawn Dy
eight horses-the four Oldest generals
in the army holding the corners oil the
pall. Immediately behind the car
walked the Emperor, then came the
Grand Dukes, Ministers and ioreign
nrinces on horseback, grenadiers sno
carriages with the Empress and he'
chiIdren and the Grand Duchesses.
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M, E,.,,.n md the Beers.

NKwcAsrLs, NATAL, March l9.-fres.
dent Brand has arrived. He thinks war
between England and the Beers wouIn
proye disastrous in its results Tor many
wears 10 come, and would have bad
effect upoh the natives. He believes !.
noss;ble 10 settle the difficulty without
more fighting, and he will do his utmost
20 promote peace. The statement thai
many citizens OF Orange Free State had
taken 10 the field is untrue. Presiden'
Brand started for Mount Prospect te
consult with Goad, thence be goes bach
to camp.
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nhe rnreatec ed w ar

LONDON, March lo-Tbe Pail Mall
Gorsstt, in a leading article, says; M Ins
news from the east is oninouS oi war.
Crete is the maximum which the
Turks offer to cede. The csssion Of
Crete and Thes.aIly is tine maximum
which the Powers will accept, uniess
means can be found TO bring the mini
mum nearer tie maximum. The creek
will cross the frontier aud sar ~ih %
oin. which may net close TIL u On
spread far beyond the limits oil the o''0
man Empire.
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nnnls Rnfns sin KICKING.

NEw YoaE. March l9.-The ItHes
saws: Ruius Hatch has begun suit as
stakeholder Oi the American Union
Telegraph Company, against that and
the other two telegraph COM
panies, tine Union Trust Company and
trustees of the American Union indl-
viduallv. The relief he seeks is similar
20 that demanded in the ease now under
discussion, except that he asks that the
trustees oi the American u ION Com
pany shall he declared responsible Tor
all loss or damage suffered by him anu
other stockholders, IN consequence oi
ther alleged illegal arts under the
agreement OF the consolidation.
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ST. RG.
Reduction in Landslide Trials OF the
Assassinators.


Assassinators.
ST. PErERsBURG, March O.-The pay
ments dne from the peasants Tor lands
allotted them on the abolition OF s-rt-
dom are about to be reduced in twenty
three governments by 40 to 40 per cent,
the total reduction aggregating nine
million rouhles yearly.
The preliminary judicial inquiry INTO
the murder OF the Car was concluded
Yesterday and the minutes handed
Prosecutor Muranietf, who will be one
of the State Prosecutors before
the special tribunal appointed u!
try the accused, who are Nicolal
Russakod, who confesses he threw one
Of the bombs, Audrie reiejkoh, VINO
coniesses that he participated 10 PIepara'
tions for the murder, Timofei MIcsae'on
who, on his arrest at Russakoti S doni'
cile, resisted and shot the policeman
and lastly, q woman named hesSe hrll
mann, charged with being an accompact
oi Nayra;zky, who committed suic'u'
when the police entered his house.
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TO COVER HEB SHAME.
A Young Mother Plunges Knife into
Her Babes Body.

A Young Mother Plunges Knife into
Her Babes Body.
CrycISNATI, March l9.-Death was
caused from being stabbed by its moth
er. further find said wounds were in
flicted to commit murder.
The above is the verdict OF the coro'
ner this afternoon in the case OF inlanti'
eide. The mother, Matilda Streasle,
saws the birth and inianticide occurred
two weeks ago, but the discovery
of the child in the privy vault was
not made until last night, and then
accidently by plumbers. Twenty NOR
tai stabs were found in its body. The
mother this afternoon testified she gave
birth to the child alone in privy,
knitted it to death to still its cries, and
threw it into the vault to conceal her
shame, but says she was mentally de-
ranged. She his q years old and came
from Germany to Chicago this year, and
To this city a month ago. She and Gar
Seibel, the reputed father were arrested
for murder. They came from Germany
together and are said TO be cousins.
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An Unexpected Greeting.

ERIE, Pa, March 20.-Upon the sr.
rival of Sarah Bsrnhardt she was greeted
nv host OF claimants to blood relation
ship. The Bernhardts OF Erie are nu-
meIous and all sons OF toll Sarah has
NOT distributed her jewels among them,
nor does she propose to give benen'
for her sisters, cousins and aunts.
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An1ra,ctmspt Fonnd in Texas

ST. Paul, March IA special from
Austin To the Pi0,sssr Press SAYS: The
grand jury found an Indictment against
James Riley, for shooting Judge Sher-
man Page in August last. The Jus sge
was fired on through the window OF his
study at his home in Austin, slugs and
shot cutting his isre and breast, inflict-
ing painful but not mortal wounds.
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WORSE TRAN OUR RED MEN"
Vigilants Clearing II. Louis OF Despera.
doos.

ST. LOUIS, March ia Repubiican
Charleston, ILL.,, special says: Painted
bills were posted all over the city last
night warning some twenty persons,
about half Of them being women, to
leave the city. On being regulated by
vigilants, several OF these people were
whipped few evenings ago, as previ-
ously reported, and most OF them have
left the city since morning. The vigi.
lants are determened to rid the country
OF gang OF desperadoes and their wo.
men, who have burned houses and hay
stacks, have stolen cattle and horses
and robbed and plundered, and even
murdered, for two years past.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
A Fatal Collision-Boy Run Over and
Killed.

ST. LOUIS, March ls.-While q stock
train Was being loaded On side track
at Parsons, Kansas, last night, the in.
coming stock train from Sedalia ran ai
high speed on to the same side track
and collided with the standing train.
Both locomotives and about twenty cars
were demolished and Henry Howland,
engineer, and VIM. X. Vanler, brake.
man on the incoming train, were killed.
Howlsnd leaves six small children, their
mother having died about q year ago.
The accident was caused by Joseph
Hunter, conductor OF the train being
loaded, carelessly leaving the switch
open after the train was backed onto the
side track.
VIM. s. Williams, formerly of Brazil.
Ind, was accidentally run over yestsr.
day by train on the Iron Mountain
Railroad, at Poplar Bluff, Nc.
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WDFktngmen

Before You begin y Ur heavy spring
work after winter OF relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and streng! hen
ing To prevent an att tck OF Ague, Bllll-
Gus or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sick kness that viii unIit YOU Tor q
seasons work. You will save time,
much sickness and great expense ii you
vii use one Bottle OF Hop Bitters in
your family this month. Don't wait.
See another column.
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GEN UPToN's SUICIDE.
The Former Story Borne Out by N ore
Evidence,

The Former Story Borne Out by N ore
Evidence.
SAN Francisco. March l9.-The theo.
ry that the suicide OF General Upton
was the result of an overtaxed brain
seems to be borne out by the following
letter, written on the day preceding the
night of his death, which was found
among his papers after the inquest:
States Army
SIR hereby tender my resignation
as Commander OF the Fourth Artillery.
Your obedient servant,
+. UPToN,
Colonel, Fourth ArtiHery.
The theory seems to be held that this
was written with view to securing
some relief from work and more time
for the revision OF his tactics.
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Our Floating Capitol.

Last SUNDAY evening Ross" A. H..
Sheppard, the Capitol contractor, re-
ceived 10000 feet Of white pine from
Forest county, Pa, TO De used in the
construction OF the new capitol. The
raft which is 40 feet wide $50 feet long
was caught in the ice about tsenty FIVE
miles below Pittsburgh four months ago,
and remained in the water until il
reached this city. IL was towed to this
city -Clnrl,yt0lt Lsadrr
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Calling on the Queen.

SAN FcAScIsCo, March ia Victoria
dispatch says: In the House last night
the Premier gave notice OF a resolution
10 the effect that in view of the failure OF
the Dominion Government TO carry out
the agreement with regard 10 railroad
construction, a petition will I've addressed
by the House to the Queen asking her
10 cause the Dominion Government 10
DO instice % the province.
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CHICAGO.
The Car and Blaine Dsnounosd-Boats
Lost

CHICAGO, March 0.-The Chicago
Socialists at their regular Sunday night
meeting, tonight, passed resolu.
tons approving Of the killing OF the
Gar, who they said was q boulder in
the pathway Of human progress, and
had to be blown out Of the way. They
also criticised severely Secretary Blaine's
action in sending messages OF sym pathy
to the Russian government.
The tugboat o. B. Greenwich, which
has been making daily trips to the Crib,
did not return last night, and to-day
she was sighted ice bound four
miles from shore. This afternoon
men in boat was despatched with
provisions for tho seven men on Q tug,
but before reaching the tug the boat
and tug were lost sight OF. II ia feared
the men in the small boat have been
lost and possibly the tug and her crew.
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BEECHER HAS SOLD OUT.
No More Interest in Political Afairs-Ap-
plicants Will Take Notice.

New YORK, March 20.-Henry Ward
Beecher announced Yesterday, says the
Times, that the revival meetings each
afternoon and evening during the week
would be continued, but the evening
services would be for prayer instead OF
preaching. 81 desire to give notice.
can't attend to secular business at the
close of these week day SER
vices, and l might as well say
right here, l have sold out my interest
i'm the Navy yard premises, in the New
York custom house, in the New York
and Brooklyn postofiices, in the
Treasuary department, in the Postofilce
department, and in almost every de-
partment at Washington, and a letter
from me to those places will be OF no
use whatever. App icants Will please,
take notice OF this transfer OF property.
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ANOTHER WRECK.
Several Persons Killed and Others Fatal.
IL Injured.

GALVESTON, March pa special to
the Nrri from Austin, says: Last night
a passenger train from Longview to
Palestine collided with part OF freight
train loaded with railroad iron, causing
great damage to both trains. The pas.
sengsr train was well filed with passen.
geEs.. i r.. BnDL. ~ sKo-~er-nv-'r~- rsr..
slightly hurt. The accident was caused
by freight cars being started on down
grade. The heavy weight caused them
TO run with great speed till they met
the passenger train. The smoking car
was almost completely telescopod by
the express and baggage car.
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No ltish Need Apply.

HARRIsBURG, March ls.-The joint
resolution expressing sympathy for Ire.
land, and requesting tue people OF
Pennsylvania to extend pecunisry ard
to the Irish, which passed the House
last week, and, being sen; to the Senate
was referred TO the Committee on Fed
ersl Relations, has been reported mega
tiyely by that committee.
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LARGE INCREASE

In the Number OF Failures IN the Past
Week.
NEw YoRr, March l9.-The failures
reported during the past week through
ont the United States and Canada, as
published in Bradstreet's, number one
hundred and fifty, an increase over the
record oi the preceding week OF about
Is per cent, the largest number in any
State being in New York, 25: The New
England States had "a, the Middle STATES
40, the Southern States 40, the Western
states 2s, and Canada and the provinces
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THE BOILERS WORK.

r,ro. Men gilled and siI Seriously
Wounded.
IousvuLE, March ~. The portable
boiler in Tyler & Hsrrod's saw mil; on
the Kentucky river. two miles below
Frankfort, exploded to-day kllhng ana
wounding nine men. John Hsrr1d was
blown forty feet and instantly killed !;
b;s byother. Lawrence Hsrrod died IN an
hory and Frank Graham in three hours.
Vim. Arnold had his jawbone broken
md lanes Redding, VIM. Wheeler,
louis Harrod and Hugh Tyler osnig
scalied
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PITTSBURGH.
A Timers Strike Threatened-Land
swindler Arrested.

PITTSBURGH, March l9.-The timers
Of Pittsburgh and Allegheny have mott
fled their employers that if their wages
are not advanced 20 per cent. by Apri!
lst. they will inaugurate strike.
Special Agent Tyrrell arrived from st.
Lonis this morning and made informa'
t;on against George W. Nelson, real es'
tate agent, for alleged complicityin in the
Missouri land swindle. Nelson was ar.
rested and held for bail for hearing next
Friday
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A Terrible Death

CoLUNBUs, March l9-Michsel Fitz.
patrick, agel sixteen years, was instant.
iy killed to.day at Ohlen's saw factory
by being ccught in a belt running IRON
the shaitirg to 4 grind stone. The body
Was terribly mutlla'el.
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Rnnniam Mass for the Car.

New YoRK, March 2O-Msyor Grace
aud Sll the cOnsuls in the city attended
mass far requiem, t'- -'av, for the Car,
in The Russian ehaItl.
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FOUND HAaGlhe'

A Mans Body Found Hanging WIN
Nine Bullet Boies in ~
ST LOUIS. March l9.-The Repubs'oa'p
J.ct,onboro. Texas, special says Inc
dssd BODY Of an unknown man bat sup
.osad IN be a horse thief, was iound 10
fsv in Howard Valley, nine miles IRON
jscksonborro, hanging by the meek ano
containing nine builet holes. The exc
cuiioner is unknown.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy ats to S PEI csat-esvsp.
msnts Steady-fIour Unehanged-
Wheat Active and 4 Shade
Hisher-Hogs Dull.
FINANCE.
New York.


NHw YoRK. March l9.-MeSsv- Easy
H sos per cent per annum. Prime
mercantile paper sos per cent Stsrl.
ing exchange, bankers bills steady ct
1901; demand 4ss.
siLvIR-AtL London 5sd per ounce; bar
silver here llli; subsidiary silver coin
t9l per cent discount.
GovERSMESrs--Steady, except s.,
which declined l@t.
T. COUPONS
Wv lol "
New four-snJ-one
Ntw foln.. .... .-lly1s
Pacific Skies OF
RAILROAD BoSps-Fairly active and
irregular.
STATE BoSDs-Inactive, except Ten.
nessees.
SrocHs-The market opened irregular.
and IN the early dealings an unsettled
tone prevailed and prices declined q
fraction. At the first board an advance
oi l 10 ,: per cent took place, and was
followed by q reaction OF to | Der
cent, Nashville X Chattanooga leading
in both cases. During the afternoon
speculation WAS fsyerish, and q
further decline Of TO per cent.
recorded. the latter Canada Southern.
subsequently tirmer tone prevailed,
Nashville and Chattanooga swelling up
TO no, an advance OF 50 per cent. on yes.
teriays closing quotations, while the
general list rose TO I. In late dealings
tl L. II
To ~, the latter Nashville and Chata.
nooga, but at the close recovered 4 TO
II. The report OF a heavy snow storm
west and northwest had q depressing
influence on the expectation that
another blockade would ensue, and con.
sequently further decrease the earnings
OF roads IN the northern belt OF terri
tory. The Guphic says Keene and
Mills are out oi the market and Wander
bit Is practically IN the same position.
The transactions aggregated 10000
shares, distributed as follows: Can.
ada Southern 1900, Cleveland, Go.
lumbus and Indianapolis 900, Della.
ware, Lackawanns and Western q, 900,
Delaware and Hudson 400. Denver
and l.lo Grandc 800, Erie $500,
Hannibal and ~. Joseph 1900. Iron
Mountain $500. illinois Central 900,
Kansas and Texas $500. Lake Shore
- 900, Louisville aud Nashville 100,
Michigan Central q, zoo. Mobile and Ohio
> 100, Northeastern 400, Nashville aud
26,OO0. New Jersey Central
I 900. New York Central 1890, North.
ern Paciiic $500, OHIO aud Mississippi
] 900. Ontario and Western 2,l00, Ohio
Central 1000, Texas Pacific 100, Union
Pacific 5000, Wabash Pacific 1900.
W estern Union 3 OOO. ----
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LIVE STOCK.
CfioaGo.

Cuo,oo. March I9.- The D-oper'
Journal reports hog receipts UU
head; shipments 4 500 head. harkel
weak and slow but in lair demand some
common unsold common 10 good mixed
packing $ 2O,a5 20; light j. 'V95 80:
lair to extra $ 20; choice heavy - -
Csttie-Receipts 200 head; ship
ments $50 head. Exporters very
strong and others easy; common 70 lar
shinping - 25,a4 80; good 10 choice
81 aOldS 40; exporters s. Wa6 W;
butchers and canning steady at t2 oUn
$50: chiefly s. OO'e 3 40;.stockers que,
and Arm at s. OoC33 30; feeders y 10
GA Is. III.
ment J. 600 head; heavy snow, irregular
bnsiness, and nominal market. Market
fell fc from first o the week; common "
mediums 81 O0G4 IS; good 10 cho'ce
S zoos 10.
CINCINNATI. March l8-Hogs-Duil
common a 25fs5 25; light and packing
ss 4OCa5 20: butcbers' 81 00S6 40. Re.
ceipts / 900 head shipments 700 head.
| R.I,rxokI. March 10 -vlour- Dn'I
.nd unchanged. Wbeat-Western lower
| and closing weak; No. 2 uest.rn sihter
red spot and seller March, 81 2Ot; se!'
ier mil and May 81 20lQsl 20t: s.!lei
Jnns Al cot. Corn-Western lover and
vesk; western mixed, spot, hte,''sc;
s.IIer March 5Si(457c; seller APr'i o1i
G55ic: seller May 54iCs54ic; steamer
sla5Iic. Oats Steady aud gnlet;
western white 41c: mixed tFS c
PENNSYLVANIA 46c .ye-hishen
slosSl 10. H.y-Cnchanged. frovi
sionsOFirm witbou. important change
Bn,.er-Quiet. sugar-fifm. "ni'1'
-steady.
C,xc,ss.u, March ls-Cotton-
on,., but steady at l0tc- Flour
.;s, bnt steady and not quDtsb',
io.ey Whes,-stesdy With good de
n.ad. No. 2 red winter 81 0Io9l w
Co.n'In fair demand; No. 2 mife'
47c. OAs-Firm: No. : mixed sSSa,tc
Rye-Quiet; No. Isl l2CSl - bsfk;
Strong; No. ? fall 81 O7lSl w. ror, nI
Dali =, si5 Is. Lard Dull st sio 20
Bals Mesu-Dull. weak snd lowrf
.hnnlier, s. 90; clear rib ~ Si b.
con-Qaiet bn. steady; shosIdu,. s,S H., :, % %
clear NIB s. 20; clear IS % whlsty-
.a,;v. but lover at 81 o.. Buusf-
Cho;ce western Reserve zSs1'e.
foisoo
roLrDo, Mach l0-Whe,tvstesad! y
~h,,e Michigan 81 05i; No. re
,, Wabash W. spo. and seller March y Gs'
) seller April 81 ei; :sI.sr &C., % 4, CA. =
!. 81 ut; No 5 red ~aD cnMcs;st: bis
. {, Apr,ii H.! 81 e; 70. Spud : ,pos and ell
, %,rsa %.1 as,e: '. rejected 44.e; osss1osi:,
: NO rhits She; seller March ~
, Clover SEED d-Quist md unehanssd.
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.So sales. tOGer'i.
PRODUCE.
New Tors.


ysw Yoxx, March I9.- Cotton Firm
NJ 10 l3.iGtdll l.l6r; futures drm. Flour
bull and unchanged; receipts 2l.OO
bushels: exports II ,OJO bushslS Wheat
Heavy: rrcsipts 1909 bushels; Ell.
port. 10000 bushels; ungrsdsd red
81 u,aI 81. No. s do 81 22Cs 22,: un.
graded white 81 All; No. do 81 2li;
= Gamer 40. 2 do 81 ~; No. ] do saI's
- 90 bushels, at 81 22iTtl q. No.
red seller March. sales u 900 bushels. at
81 2ilGgl 2ii: seller April, sales +i6,0D
bushels, At 81 2JIesi ~. seller May,
sa,.s 3l2.0DD bushels. NJ 81 22ysl. 3;
seller June, sales $1,000 bnsbeIs, at
81 2li. Con-Activr and shade
higher; rec,ip,s 5000 bushsls; eE-
ports ~. 900 bushsls; uDsrs'ied 67ta cote:
30 3 57.ls5sc; No. 9 259l@gDlc; No. 2
white GOic; No. 2 seller Mach 900
sole; seller April Sic; seller nsy 55ic;
seller June b5lc. Oau--tul sDd uo-
changed; receipts 1900 buslseis Hey
| Quiet but firm. Hops-firm: yeasb-
inns l2fGIsc; New York State l5tS25c;
| Esstrrn and Western iGls2sc. Co6ee
Quiet and unchancs!. Mo!DDeD-
Strong ut soc; test y bniBg quoted -
3lS32c. Rc.-Nomlnaily usciianesd.
Petroleum -Qni.t; United SIZE; crude
GilSsc; refined e.. Tsil0w-tkIsst and
steady at 6 3 io(aGlc. TsIpesiies--
DOLL and lover st +sie Roein --sssady
st 81 SDC1i s.. Exx.-Deinspd fxsr md
market Brn At 20f. Pork -Dull y.
buyers favor: old me.s qaptr,i % IS -
t4i5 25s,I5 ~: NV Do. SIC 2j. issst-
Quirt and s,ealy. Cot Nss.s-Dsn
and nominal. Isrd-Lct, ac,iv.; primo
steam ell O7.. Butter Nominal spd
unchanged. Cnee-e-sieaJy q, lOlsi7sc.
wool-Dnll and drooplng; d1msstic
aeecr 1908: pulled 2IGs3je; uavssiS
ei Isll3c; Texas ifis3jc. Lsatbss-
IIemlock sole 2l(4z5c.
Cnic.so Msrcb 10 Fiosr uns
changed Whsst-Aetiye snd . shsD
higher; No /: Chiesro ,pfing, reKulas,
n oai: fresh, SI'Osi cash; 81 OF sslIsr
Aurii: 81 OS sslIeT Mag; 81 0si ssllsT
lone. Corn-in gpd demand ssd
pric.s \ shade bigb-r at 3ys4 40ie cash ;
seIc srile, Apri; i0ih33sr srT-f Nay
and Juns. Ou. firss, 81 yet(J35c
cash; 3Jsc r~il-f ApfI. 3ilta3sc vlles
M.y. Rye ahi E.ri~y- si.a'iy sed IN
banr~.I. Pork-DnH. weak and love-
n Sl4 50 cash; xi5 +t9l5 424 selIe'
April; SIS So seller Asy: SO 20 S~i,e'
Jane. LxrI-Aciive but loser st $40 s
cash and seller Aprii; $40 20 seller Nay
$40 sIi seller June. Bulk Mests--EasisS
shoulders IS u; sbort rib 81 96; sbos
clear 8 80. wbisky-steady and .
(; changed n 81 03. -
: Ptttsburgh.
Fl Prmsrs6H, March l9.-PstsoeDg1-
? Qaiet; crude westef; Usrtsd eest1
!. eates size; rs6oed ee Sos Phnede1n
= delivery. -
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PIrnsussH, March l9.-Pstsoosg9-
Quiet; crude weatef; Usrted eeeo4r'
eates size; rs1oed ee ios PhiledenD
delivery. 81 -.
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CINCINNATI. March l9-Hogs-Dnll'
common 81 25fs5 25; light and packing
As 4Ota5 30; butcbers ~ 0Ola6 ~. kS'
ceipts 900 head shipments 200 head.