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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
COwHIDE AND BROOM.
A Canton Young Lady Protects He
Good Name With Q Cowhids.

=
Good Name With . Cowhids.
CANTON, March lS.-The disposition
OF Canton girls and women to resent in
sulting remarks made about them has
been apparent from past incidents, and
received a strong exemplification last
night. A respectable young girl was
made the subject OF insidious and vile
remarks by young gentleman OF
prominent family and connections. Last
evening early the girl in question sent
to the guilty young man note, request.
ing private interview, and asking him
to meet her at q rather unfrequented
part OF Cherry street. The Adonis oi
this story, u fine looking and fastidious-
~ dressed man, went to the designated
spot at the appointed time. and so did
the girl-with q cowhide and followed
by a girl companion with broom,
which had been dipped in mud, and she
was followed by newspaper reporter,
who happened TO get on
to the game. The private
interview" commenced, the open
ing fire being from the young lady, and
in the shape Of a succession OF well
welded ashes from the aforementioned
cowhide. The young man, after wrench
ing the whip from her, was intending a
return OF the attack, after saying, "It's
just what | expected" when squash
came the aforementioned broom in his
face, and his dainty toilet VAS a ruin.
As for him, he spoke no more. and the
girls made their retreat, while the re-
porter looked on at distance with glec.
ful expression.
The affair creates a sensation in this
city of sensations. and shows conclusive
ly that insuted young girls intend 10
take the social reform into their own
hands.
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THE NEWS
OF the Day In Pithy Paragraphs.

EEson took out his three hundred
ard iirst patent last Saturday.
The M,chigSn Senate tabled the House
resolution OF sympathy with Russia.
The lumber dealers OF Chicago held a
meeting and advanced the prices all the
way down the list.
AmoSt brilliant complimentary recep.
tion WAS given at Bangor, Maine. on
thursday, toeN-Senator Hannibal Ham,
i'm
The Gr1Jli' says: Gould is doing very
htjlc in the stO,k market at present. rs
Ee proposes 10 take u trip to Florida for
a brief resting spell.
Ouc hundred and fifteen new doctors
and iorty-seyen fresh dentists have just
been turned loose upon the community
hy Philadelphia college.
The Rev. j. Hyatt Smith, member of
Congress elect from Brooklyn, has con-
suited with his congregation. and the
conclusion arrived at is, that he can be a
Congressman and an active pastor at
the same time.
Foreign.
II j. officially denied that the French
troops intend 10 invade Tunis.
The agitation in Portugal continues
oygra ratification OF treaty with Eng
land
4 London telegram announces that
Princess Louise Caroline, Of Hesse Cas-
tie. IS dead.
The armiStice with the Beers has
been prolonged 20 allow a conclusion Of
the peace negotiations.
I'M the Caryer-Scott match, al London,
al the end OF the shooting, last night,
elch man had made 5, $50.
II is said that threatening measures
are contemplated IN connection with the
Russian press TO satisfy reactiOnaries.
The spot where the Car received his
fatal injuries has been enclosed and COW
cred with turf, and IL is guarded by SEN
tres OF the Old regiment of the Emperor
Paul
- Petersburg several editors have
been summoned before the Press Cen
sor. who requested OF them to refrain
from utterances calculated To excite pub
l,C opinion.
The Esquimaux family OF eight per-
sons. who left their country To exhibit
themselves in Paris, have been unable
- endure the change of climate. All
have i:e,l Of the smallpox.
Il was intended to complete the eyac'
uat,on Of Candahar 10y April 18th, but
the Amecr has requested the postpone
ment az the evacuation until he has
arranged for taking over the city and
province.
4 dispatch from st. Petersburg says:
IL 4, stated that the Car desires TO have
the Chancellor In Ndirect the administra-
ton ot iprr,gn allirs. Prince Orloh and
ten. lsnouet are mentioned IN this CON
uey'.pu.
4 Berlin dispatch says: Great sat'sisc;;
ton - ielt at the tenor OF q circular OF
o.. Russian fpreign office. ltls said to
h,. strictly ia conformity with the auto
graph letter of the Car to the Emperor.
The idea Of holding European Con-
g5r-s Tor the repression of ansrchiesl
Intrfguts has cgaIn been ventilated
mere.
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THE FUTURE COURSE
or the Emperor Of Russia Set Forth in a
Circular.

or the Emperor Of Russia Set Forth in a
Circular.
ST. PETERSBURG, March lS.-The Min.
lister OF Foreign Affairs has addressed
the following circular to the Russian
representatives abroad. His Majesty
the Emperor, on ascending the throne
OF his ancestors, assumes an inheritance
OF traditions consecrated by time and
their acts. Russia has now obtained
her full development and the feeling OF
jealousy and discomfort are equally Tor
eign to her Emperor. He will first give
attention to the interior development Of
the State. The Emperors foreign poll.
cy will be entirely pacific. Russia will
remain faithful 10 her friends and
reciprocate the friendliness OF all the
States, and act in common with other
governments in maintaining general
peace. Only the duty OF protecting her
honor or security may direct her from
the work OF internal development. The
Emperor will endeavOr to strengthen
her power, advance her welfare and Sc.
cure her prosperity without detrment
TO others. These are the principles by
which the policy Of the Emperor will in
varably be guided. The Emperor
charges you tn bring these declarations
TO the knowledge OF the government TO
which you are accredited, and 10 com
municate this dispatch 10 the Minister
OF Foreign Affairs.
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PRECAUTIONS
Which are Being Taken at st. Petersburg.

Which are Being Taken at st. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, March lS-A man
has been arrested who was habitualy
addressed by his accomplices as Only
Lord" This appelIation was given by
the Nihilists to JeliaboO, instlgator OF
the plot to blow up the Imperial train
near Moscow. This man was arrested
on the llth. He appears TO be one OF
the leaders OF the NihilIsts.
The body Of the Emperor will be re-
moved to the Petropaulosky Fortress on
Saturday. All houses, shops and public
buildings will be draped in black and
Whit.
The police searched all the houses in
the neighborhocd OF the Michael riding
school and in Little Garden street. All
the no lseholders and dodgers along the
ronte which the funeral will take place
are prohibited from admitting strangers
into their dwellings TO witness the pro.
cession, except ou their own response
bility.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
WYOMING.
The Territory Being Rapidly Developed.

The Territory Being Rapidly Developed.
CHEYENNE, March lS.-The LeGder, in
a comprehensive article, shows that
Wyoming is being rapidly developed
and immigration pouring in. Gold and
silver mines are being discovered in all
the mountains. Two big petroleum
belts are now being operated. Immense
soda lodeS, sufficient to supply all the
glass factories in the country for cen
tury, have just been purcl ased by glass
makers who will erect works. Farms in
Northern Wyoming are being rapidly
taken up and new counties organized;
three new railroads are to be built in
the Territory this year, and building and
other Improvements are going on. The
Territory, which has more than doubled
in population in the last decade, will be
quadruped in the present decade.
Cannon Interviewed.
The LeddSr reports an interview with
Cannon, the Mormon delegate to Con-
gress. Cannon expressed confidence i'll
ultimate victory over Campbell. He
says all the lawyers and Congressman
in Washington agree that he cannot he
kept out of his seat. The idea was sug-
gestpd that the next House being Re-
publican would keep him out in the
cold. He said he had more to hope for
from the Republicans, because the Re-
publicans abhorred the principle which
sought to unseat him. AS TO Governor
Murrav's visit to Mentor several days
before the Inauguration. and the an.
n1uncC ment that g lrfeld endorse d
Murray's action, Cannon said he had
from good authority that Garfield did
not approve of giving certificate to
Campbell.
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NIHILI.T NOTES.
The Arrested Criminals Revolutionary
Proclamations.

Tho Arrested Criminals als-Revolutionary
Proclamstions.
ST. PErERsBURG, March lS.-The
ground dug up where the mine was dis,
covered has been reflled. The doors OF
the shop in which the mouth OF the
mine vas situated has been sealed up,
and guard has been stationed at the
premises. /. has been decided 10 erect
a religious memento on the spot where
the Car fell. One OF the chief organiz-
ers Of the plot, captured two days be-
fore the assassination, confessed alter
the deed was accomplished, and 30
deeply incriminated Rousskeh that he
also confessed and denounced his ac-
completes. hence the arrests on Monday
and Tuesday and the discovery OF mine.
Many revolutionary prOc'amations have
been found posted inside and outside OF
the various public buildings.
The Noros Trcmy1 says: The Russian
authorities were advised several montt 8
ago that the Nihilists from Chicago had
re-entered this country.
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They Don't Believe it

CmcAGo, March lS-General Sher-
man and the officers Of his staH thor
Oughlv discredit the story from New
Mexico that the Indians attacked q wag-
on train at Puerta tie Chocolate and
maSSacred thirty persons. No such IN
telliyvnce has been received al the nil
ltarv headquarters, where u would nat
uraliy he known first, since the lndlsns
make their raids from point near Fort
Cummings, iron which post any hostile
movements would be instantly tele-
graphed 10 Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
buryport Fire.

NEwBuRYroRr, Mass, March lS.-A
large fire is raging here.
LATER The fire is now under con.
troll. Loss confined to the corporation
No. 3. Insurance S.J0,0OO. There
were Eve fire engines present from
Salem, Lynn, Portsmouth and llaver-
hill and Boston. The apparatus WAS re-
turned there aud great alarm prevailed; ;
many OF the hoases and stores were
emptied oi their goods. 1t 10 the great
est fire known here in 20 years.
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The whsslinE 6 Lac Erie Railway.

MAssrLLox, March S.-General Grlgg,
contractor for the Wieeling X Lake Erle
Railway. aud judge Cochran, were In
the ci'y Yesterday and had an inter
view with our sa,iroad COMMITTEE
About one.third the requisite amount
of subscriptions have been secured.
They ask for a lcinite proposition by
April /. as they propose to commence
as:.ye work alolg the entire hne. Tue
>Jiciting Committee talk OF publishing
the names of business men who have
refused To entribute, showing where
the blame re,ts. il they fail to secure the
rpal al th,sVOint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
rhc Rrckless Miners.

SALT LNSr. March lS-rhe grahd
Jury OF the second District Cenrt mas
indicted a score OF leaders and cheers ol
the Miners Union at Silver iSeet, anu
the E.. :. Marshal has arrestcdthem and
taken them 20 Heav,r for tAL since
the S;ormont company stit down,
about the lSt OF March, ratf1r than pay
Sta day 10 the miners, he Miners
Union has been carrying nlngs with .
hi,h hand, keeping miner rom work
ana driyin, away Objectionable persons.
Trsrn Was no resistance % the Marshal
Il Is expected that the tormont Com
plnv vii. nOw start uplgaln on us own
terms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
UNITED STATES VS. ENGLAND.
Blaine on the warpata After the English.

Blaine on the warpatn After the English.
Nsw YoRK. March lS.-A Washing
ton special says tha, Secretary Blaine
has ,akeu up the thread OF the negotia-
tisns with England, respecting the For
tune Bay ontrages and others Of like
character, where Evarts laid it down.
During the past few days he has been
cabin. almost constantly with Lord
Granville. result, the latter pro:
poses that the whole matter be referred
for decision to Secretary Blaine and Sir
Eiward Thornton, the British minister
here. Ii they disagree, they are to name
a referee. whose decision shall be ac-
cepted as final by the two governments.
This proposition is now under consider.
alton, and will probably be accepted by
our government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
Double Divorce.

>rrrBES.mLS, March lS.-A curious
ca,.. earn. up in the Common Pleas
C,srt here yesterday. Homer Thomp-
81, neti.oned the Court Tor a divorce
irlm Nancy Thompson, AMI the divorce
being granted, John II. johnson applied
ar a divorce from the same weman-
Thus the woman wasdivorced from tao
i'm one day. She was married
10 Thompson up the river, but soon de
serted him, and coming here married
Johnson under the name OF Nancy
I1lyp.
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avowed purpose Of whipping Hayes.
Mrs. Hayes intefered. and was
thrown out OF doors, when Hayes
seized a gun and shot and instantly
killed Braile.
At Markland, Indiana, James Bennett,
aged Is years, shot and killed Thomas
Hastre, aged the same. They had quar-
relied the day before, and Iastre threat.
ened to settle it, when Bennett fired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
A Pioneer Gouc.

SrEUBESvnLE, March Is The death
is announced Of Thomas Mahan, st his
residence in Brooke county, w. Va,
known 70 picnicers as Mahan's Grove.
He vas eventy.eight years OF age. was
horn in Baltimore, and moved here with
his father az an early agr, being num-
bered among the oldest residents OF this
region. In early lie he iolosed the
river for a living, afterwards going into
business as merchant. He died pos
sessed OF considerable property.
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HLnmofo.

BaLr1xoRr, March ls.-Flour-Ac
tive and firm; western superhne Is .
IA 90; extra 81 25t95 90; family - 2o
as % Wheat-Western steady and
closing firm; No. zvestern winter red.
subt and seller March, 81 2l1l 2li;
seller April 81 2fI6l 2lt; seller May
81 2Iilai eli: seller June 81 Dt4 Il;
seller July $i'l4tSl 16. Corn-Western
spot easier; futures higher and 1Arm;
western mixed, spot, 6795ssi s.a!er
March 57ta57lc; seller APea ee2.ef;
seller NAV 5+te54ic; s>eso9 es3(9ee3e
Oats s-Active and 4e1t - 49,
47e: mixed, Pssnsyivsnfe - Eye
Quiet at 81 es0a -. Stesdy.
hST flSsis'Ss SIs q; - g B. Bulk Nsss-
PscEsi e0sie. Bsson-shouldsrs eacci
clear Tfb - &c; hams ll0l2. Lsrd
~Re6nea lie. Buttef-Qaist Em-
Fairly 6ctive at l63i. PfEQ1
Dell rssosa s,. y
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Shrewdness and Ability.

Hop Bit,ers so freely advertised in all
the papers, secular and religious. are
having large sale, and are supplanting
all other medicines There is no deny.
ing tine virtues Of the Hop plant, and
the proprietors OF these B,ters have
shown great shrewdness and ability in
compounding Bitters, whose virtues
arc 80 parable TO every ones observa-
tion.-ErrhangS.
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oIHUINNAT
A Highly cslorsd Kict-Two nurder'

A Highly cslored Kicf-Two Murders.
CIxciSyATI, March ls.-The CoIored
Mems Protective Cpb, at 4 meeting to-
night. expressed dissatisfaction because
the Republicans had given the colored
men no recognition on the ticket nomi-
mated on Wednesday. They have
put in nomination an independent
ticket containing only three OF the Re
publican candidates, namely: Police
Judge, Clerk OF Police Court and MEM
Der of Board OF Public Works
The Gaseite's Petersburg, Ind, special
says: Ed Brazil yesterday geat e
the house Of Wm, HN0 - -
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Pfeparing for a Fight.

NEwcNsTLE, NATAL, March lS.-D<s-
P!te the peace parleyS, British troops
are being vigorously pushed toward De
camp at Mount Prospect, and it is ss-
tirmed that the Beers are iortifyiny
Laingsnek. The Beers nov scknosi,
edge that they lost itty men in the bat-
tie OF Maiella Hill,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
American Sympathy for Psrnell.

LONDON, March IS. lowell, the
American Minister, Yesterday received
a telegram from the Knights of st Pat
rick at st. Louis, expressing sympathy
with Parnell, aud requesting him TO ior'
ward the telegram to Parnel!.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
Ar,end Sentenced for Life.

CIScySSArr, March 1s.-The jury this
morning in the second hearing OF the
case found Harry Hulse guilty OF yiolat-
ing the person OF little girl year ago.
The sentenceis life iupyisont -ent The
law gives thscourt no dlecretion in the
meeting Of punishment jdr this crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
WOOL
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March ls.-Wool-
Dull and dropping; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia XX and above 40l6
Ace: extra i0lSilc; medium 45rh4Sc;
coarse 3jGL31c; New York. Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 37Ca 4Oc; me.
dunn 4jNdi7c; coarse 3j,a31c; washed
combiny and delaine 400 SOC; unwashed
2Std33c; pulled 3OtG3jc.
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DRY GOODS.
New York

Nrw YoRK, March l8.-Dry Goods =
Bn.iness continues fsirIy active with
iobbers, and light with commission
MERCHANT Is and importeta. Cotton goods
in moderate demand. Low grades of
hroyo and bleached eottons easier in
prire. Prints in irregular demand.
tiinghams remain active and firm.
Mems woolens sluggish in frst hands.
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CHICAGO.
Registered Letter Pouch Stolen Tired Of
Life.

CHICAGO, March lS.-A registered let.
ter pouch was stolen from the mail car
which arrived this morning over the
Cincinnati, lafayette and Chicsgo rail-
road. The officials Of the government
and OF the road are reticent about the
matter, refusing 10 give any particulars.
Theodore Wolf, aged 80, hung himself
this morning in the attic Of his house,
363 South Division street The body
was found at one O'Clock this afternoon
suspended from q rafter. Deceased
owned q millinery store in Division
street, and was subject to fits OF insanity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-19
A Fierce Fire.

BERLIN, March ls.-The towns OF In.
ecoli, on the Black Sea, and Nelden, in
Austria, are reported nearly DESTROYED
10y fire yesterday. Three hundred and
fifteen houses, including the custom
house and foreign consulates were
burned at Ineboli. The houseless in-
habitants are destitute.
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RAILROAD BONDS Active aud irregu
STATE BoSDs-Dull anil nominal.

STATE BoSDs-Dull anil nominal.
SroCKs-The market opened strong
AMI generally higher, but in the early
dealings prices declined | TO / per cent.
At the first board speculation became
strong ard an advance WAS recorded.
the upward movement continuing 10 the
second board, when the advance in
values ranged from to J per cent,
Nashville and Chattanooga, Alton and
Terre lIaute, Canada Southern, Della.
ware, Lackawanna and Western, Della
ware and Hudson, Pacific Mail, aud
Lake Shore being the most prominent
therein. In the late dealings q reaction
OF to per cent. took place. the latter
Tor Pacific Mail End Nashville and Chat.
tanooga. A. the close there WAS frac.
ticnal recovery IN most cases. Toledo.
nelphos and Burlington rose from 3per
nj. TO 30 per cent. an. reacted TO 29t
per cent.
The transactions aggregated 267, 900
shares, distributed as follows: Can.
ada Southern 10000, Chesapeake and
Ohio 1000. Delaware, lackawanna and
Western 5000. Delaware and Hudson
1000, Denver and Rio Grande 1900.
Erie 1000, Hannibal and ~. Joseph
1000, Iron Mountain 1900. Illinois Cen
tral 1000, Kansas and Texas 1000.
Lake Shore L., ZOO, Louisville and Nash.
vile 1900, Michga Central 1000. Man
haitian Elevated 5000. Mobile and Ohio
500, Northwestern 1000, Nashville and
Chattanooga 5000, New jersey Central
10000, New York Central 1000. Ohio
and Mississippi 5000. Ontario and West-
ern 1000, Pacific Mail 5000, Reading
100, ~ Paul 1900, Western Union
5000, Union Pacific 1000. Wabash IA.
cliir \ coo Texas pncific 2OD
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Boaton

Bosrox, March Is -Wool-Dull and
lower; Ohio and Pennsylyania 400 i5c;
Michigan and Wisconsin 4Oc; me iiuD
and 40. ! flerces 45td4Sc; coInblng and
delaine i5ta 4sc; Kentucky combing &c;
nniled 2ll(fIbc.
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GRAY hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance is annoying
Parker's Hair Balsam is popular for
cleanliness and promptly restoring The
youthful color.
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FEARFUL FACTS.
A BunglinE Eanging-Two Aurderers
Sentenced.

CHARLESTON, S. G., March lS.-Jsmes
Black, colored, was hanged at Marion
to-day Tor the murder OF Eli Wilcox, COL
ored. He had been reprieved twice.
As the trap fell the rope broke. Black
fell heavily 10 the ground, splitting
minutes later the trap was sprung a Sec
oud time.
Richard and Benjamin James, col.
orei. convicted at Marion to-day for the
murder OF d. NJ. Harnell, August last,
were sentenced TO be hanged June Sd.
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Nsw YoRr, March lS.-Cotton - Firm
at lOi@'llc; futures steady. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Rs-
cripts 10000 bushels; exports U2 800
bushels, rejected spring 81 OIL. ungra.
ded spring III Id ungradrd red 81 20ca
| 30; No. 3 81 ~; steamer 81 L.; No. .
red 81 23i; store 81 25icpl 26l shost
car lots ~ 25Tal 2jl; steamer 81 "a;
40. | red 81 29lGGI Dl, No. white
81 q; No. ! do sales 1000 bushels.
at 81 22l@l 22i: 30. . rel seller
March. sales I2s ODO bushels. 81 2ttdA
/ -; seller April, sales b2s, 900 bushels.
n 81 22,Gyi 2iI seller May, sales 632
90 bushels. a. 81 2l.Ca,l %; ssll'r
June. sAlcs l2-,U0 bushriS, at 81 2lcg
| 22! COm-frm; options quiet and
weak; receipts i0I 90 byhe'- CT.
ports ~ ,yD bushels. unsra,led iGItS
j9Ic: No 3 j7iGrj7.r. Steamer 5siCS
59!r; 59ih GD', latter driiyrr-d, NO. .
white o0iCsGI.; ~. seller March
j9ic: seller April 5I.r; seller Nay jjt
Ci55lc: seller Junr ij.c. Uats-lirayy.
receipts 22,OO bushels; western miIed
4iS.4ji; white westarn 4Tnisc. Hay
-Qniet and firm at 81 O0gi o.. Hops
Steady and IN moderate demand.
Coffee and Sugar Dull and unchsng.
ed. Nolasses -Firmrr at zoe; t~.. re-
fining quoted nominally at 29GB3I. Pc.
troleun-Dull United s3! crude &c;
refined sc. Tallow-U ncbzngrd. Tur.
pentine-Weaka at 10 Rosin-t nshzng.
ed. Eggs-Firm at 3ya20lc. Pork
Dull; old mess quoted At ljlHl5!c,
new do. l6,c Beef Qrict anil steady.
Cut Meats-Firm and unchanged. Lard
Weak; prime stesm sli l0ail i2i.
Buttsr-Firm Tor choire At 1870.
Cheese-firn a, lOSi2..
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March Is. = Flour o. Quiet
and unchanged wheAt-Ens-tilpt and
lower: No. 2Chrago spring, 81 Oi ia
81 U3i cash; 81 O2!CsJI Oh seller AyriI;
81 O7l6ll 0.t seller May aDd Jun.; 80.
3 9ols,s5lc. Corn Active bat loser at
3sila,+Oc cash: 35sc -.licf Apri'; 42tc
seller May; rrjscteh 30. OAts-i In far
demand but a: lower rates At 3St3Iic
cash; 30lc seller April; jI!r -lI-f May.
Rye-s,rahy and uhchsny i. Barley
Easier 81 0iS,i % Pr. Ea,ier 1t
SIS 50 cash; ,Ij 52ttsij s. --II-r april I:
$i5 C1iIgl5 30 seller N.y: $lj s2ftg
Is S. seller June. Lafd-In fair de-
mand, bu; q, lower rae SO G2i(sITG5
cash $40 7iGsl0 20 s-'!-r Aph,; $40 SO
Gl0 ssi seller May: $40 ~ !slO 9j seller
jane. Bulk n--t7-St-.ly aud M
chansel. whpky->t~ahy aad un.
chang u at 81 0S.
Ciocinnsti
CINCINNATI. March ls- Cotton
E,sisr at 1896. Wbezt-Iied winter
81 07i1l Us Corn-Ess,er: No.
mixed 47c. Oats--sesrce and firm: No.
2 mixed 3s93sic. Ryc-Ezsies; No.
II l2tsl II. Bsriey-Strong; No. /? fell
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Lard Qniet st Sl5%
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