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BUSINESS RAILUREs.
BEadsiFeeTs Review OF BAnkFupis-An
Increase this Year.

NEw YoRE, April s.-Bradarea's pub
lishes q summary Of the failures in the
United States and Canadas for the frst
quarter OF the current year compared with
1880 and 1879. The total number Of mer.
camille failures proper in the United States
for the first quarter OF 1881 10 ], 1888, against
1884 for the corresponding period Of 1880,
and $3.50 for 1879. The increase in the
last quarter is accounted for by the pecu.
liar and somewhat abnormal condition Of
the West and South, and in part by the
illiudged ventures during the period ol
general activity, and this while the gen
eral condition Of trrde 10 exceptionally
sound. The failures reported tor the past
week throughout the United States and
Canada are l23, an increase over the pre-
ceding week OF IL, The increase Ia en-
tirely in the Western States, where there
has been 40, as sgainst 20, Michigan and
California showing the greatest number.
There has been q decrease Of in the
Southern States, in New England, in
the Middle States, and in Canada and
the Provinces.
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PHILADELPHIA, April s.-The forty.iour
gentlemen who compose the Board OF
Managers Of the young Mems Christian
Association, and many oil the active mem.
bera, have been at loggerheads for some
time past, and this has resulted in the 90.
cession from the organization OF the dis
satisfied parties. The latter allsge that
ever since Mr.. John Wanamaker was
compelled, through III health, To abandon
his active supervision over the aPsocla.
tion, the Board Of Managers have endea.
vored to suppress oil kinds OF innocent
amusement and to maks the institution o
religious one, pure and simple.
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special BuiIetia from ihe CHIEF slEnal
OIlieef.


WASHINGTON, April s.-The chief signal
officer furnishes the following special bul.
letin. HLfN..
The storm which wts central, Friday
morning, in Kentucky, has moved east.
ward, causing heavy rains from Penn.
sylvania southwark to Florida,
and dangerous northeast 10 south.
east winds on the middle aud South
AtlantiCcoasts. This storm has nov passed
10 the east OF the coast line and d cen.
trail near Cape HattefAs. Light rains con.
tinue In Virginia and the Ohio Valley, and
light snow 10 Illinois, and in the Missis.
sippi Valley. At ". Louis and Day.
export Cleat weather has prevailed.
From the New England coast west.
ward, and 10 the southwest the tenn
pefatufe remains unchanged, except In
Tennessee, where II has fallen about
ten degrees. II continues fifteen degrees
below mean for the month, from
Lake Michigan westward and southwest
ward 10 the Missouri valley. The 0bSTrE
al Yankton reports the river as fallen IA
| feet In the 4S houfs. The indications are
that ilif weather will prevail during Sun.
day In the New England, Middle and
South Atlantic States,
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opening OF the Trial At st. PeterburE
HsE Yesterday.

NeStefunys
ST.. PErRRsBuRa, April s.-The trial Of
the assassins Of the late Gar began yes.
terday. 7Jsliabot conducts his own de.
Tense. The space usually occupied by the
Jury is reserved for distinguished persons,
including Prince Pierre, Of Oldenburg,
Gen. Miliontine. Minister OF War, Abaza,
Minister Of France, salslti, Imperial Comp
trollef and General BarAnoif, Pfefect Of
St. Petersburg. Admission 10 the court is
only BY ticket. The strictest control is
maintained. Ten seats are assigned 10 the
foreign press and five u the Russian press.
A liiesize portrait OF the late Car, dfaped
in black, is a prominent feature oil the
hall. Senator FuCs, member oil the High
Cont Of Cessation, Is president, assisted
by four Senator'S and Touravietf, assistant
prosecutor OF 81. Petersburg, and postoEki
assistant prosecutor Of the District tfi.
bunal. There are sixty.four witnesses and
eleven experts 10 be examined. Greek,
Catholic, Lutheran and MohommedAn
clergy are present 70 administer oaths to
witnesses. The reading OF the indictment
occupied two hours. The prisoners were
then INTERCEPTED. The late Cars coach.
men were examined. HEF .gst
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WELLSBURG.

ToWn Election-NO Beer Next Year-A
Clean sweep by the AMI. License
Broom.
The town election passed of quietly Thurs.
day. A large vote was pollsd. G. W. Cald.
well, Of the Antl.Licsnse ticket wSs elected
Mayor over VIM. Jones' OF the Citizens ticket,
BY four of majority.
John HALEY, Of the Citizens ticket, was
elected Sergeant oyer Ncholls, of the Anti.
License ticket, and J. R. McElroy, Of the In.
dependent.
Frost, CLERK, on the Citizens ticket, was
elected over Reeves on the Anti. License
ticket,
The whole Anti.LicenSe Council are elected
BY malorities from forty TO fifty.
Thos. Bond, Anti. license, Is elected Street
Commits Iner over Jacob Miller.
d. Y. Lazear was slected member OF the
Board OF Education from outside the cor.
po!ation. d. no,
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MARTINS FERRY

Missionary Anniversary HeIIgI.
oua N0tes-G. A. u. Meeting -HIaAt Far.
mace HlanaEer-CaDL SkagES' Funeral.
The women'S Missionary Society, Young
Ladies' Missionary Society and "Lilles Of The
Valley" Society hold their Anniversary 10.
morrow evening In the Presbyterian Church
at 7.30 O'Clock. Rev. Marshall will nrrach
the anniversary sermon. after which the
societies will give their annual reports.
Rev. Dr. Chimes preached an excellent
sermon wednesday eve 10 q large congrsga.
ton In the Presby terian Church.
The annual election OF officers OF the Pts.
byteriAn Church was held Thursday eve after
the services
This evening meeting will be held In The
Town Hall calling. together all the veterans
for the purpose NJ Organizing q post OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic. The object Is
10 change the present association Of veterans
or merge II into pIst Of the Grand Army Of
The Republic for this point, and all The old
sold ers Of this place and vicinity are invited
10 attend this meeting.
We understand that Nj. Vim. Crockatd
ate OF the Riverside furnace, will take charge
Of the BenWoOd blast furnace al this place As
hoon a. they are ready 10 blow In, which will
probably be the fore part VI nett week. The
Flads nov are getting In better condition and
the supply Of limestone can be kept with the
demand
Nj. L. ]. o. Drennen returned Thursday
from Q weeks business TIP 10 Columbus,
Chicagu and Michigan.
Mis- Emma otey returned home Thursday
noon.
Nj. r. A. waldfon, Of Kent o., and NJ.
Drum, Of shetrAtJ, W. Va, were In town
ThursdAy.
Rev. 4 b. Marshall occupied the pulpit in
the Presbyterian Church last evening.
The body Of the late Captain John skaept
arrived on the noon train yesterday from IA
grange, and was Immediately conveyed d
walnut Grove Cemetery for IHtArment. Mrs
Evan Wallace, Of this place, Is sister Of lht
deceased.
The Climax was aground al the point Of In,
Island THURSDAY evening, with q number O
passengers and vehicles aboard,
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krgltBENVILLE,
Conna Libel CaSs-The CieVsiand Hail
FOAd-InRuTauee salt

EONu-lHWUEAuCC HuhH
sTEunESvtLLE, April S-P. B. Conn,
proprietor Of the BTaid OF this city, left
ior Cleveland yesterday " here he will ap.
pear before the United States Court 10
answer 10 the charge OF using the mails
Ior the circulation Of libslous matter, on
the information Of John Moore, ex.Audi.
tor Of this county. While Mr.. Conn may
be indicted by the Grand Jury, II is not
probable that the case will ever come to
Trial, for the prosecution was the out.
growth Of bitter feeling between the
parties interested. a..
Engineer Robertson has resumed bis
survey oi the stenbenville 4 Cleveland
Railroad. He has but six miles 70 run
before reaching Catollton. He will COM
plete his work tomorrow, when be will re-
turn 10 this city aud report the ptoababl 10
cost Of construction. There seems 70 be
but little doubt bat that this road will be
built during the coming summer.
The case Of Martin, administrator, Vs
The Forest City Insurance Company, ap
peal from the decision Of the Court o.
Common Pleas, will come up this week
This case occupied the attention Of the
Court Of Common Pleas about seven days
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nOEE AQUATIV cos TEsTs.
TrIekett 10 Try His Lack AEaIn-ROsS
AnxIOua for n Hatch,


New YoRE, April s,-Edward Trickett,
the Australian sculler, has made q match
to row q race with William Kerby, Of
Southampton, in "coas! skitfS," for GlOO a
side, on Easter Tuesday, April 10. The
articles call for o strSighkaway race in
''coast skitfs" not exceeding eighteen feet
over all, to be Clinch.built In not less than
three steaks side, the wings 10 be built
out in wood. The course Ia 70 be from two
boats InooTed twenty-five yards apart of
Codland beacon 10 the Royal Pier, South
ampton, and the race is 10 be rowed acCor'
ding 10 the rules adopted by the Oxford
Cambridge boat race, without pilot boats.
Kirby is native OF Southampton, is
twenty.nine years old, stands s feet 0
inches high and weighs l64 pounds, lie
ha4 0 good local reputation, and has rowed
In number Bouth.coast regattas, In fIurs,
pairs and sklHd. TriCkett, In writing to
fiend 10 New York, says he thinks he can
win, and that he will almost Immediately
afterwards sail for New YORK to accept
Mr.. Charles Reeds offer to prepare for
race on Saratoga Lake during the summer.
Il Ia expected that he will meet Wallace
Ross, Of Halifax, and II he does, o hard
and well contested race may be expected.
Il 10 not OF all unlikely that Riley, Hos.
mer and even Courtney will want trial
with Che ex champion.
A dispatch from 1t. John, N. b. reports
Wallace Ross as saying that II he Is I'M.
successful In arranging race with Smith,
OF Haliisx, or other oarsmen, he will issue
challege 10 Hanlan for Q race for 81 ,0c0
aide. Ross says he does not want any
allowance Of time or distance, either OF the
start or hnish. He is confident Of his
ability to beat any man 10 the world, but
before challenging Hsnlan he Is anxious
10 wipe out his defeat by Smith, % we'll as
10 "sllence the brSg Of HoSmOr and Court
navn
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BERLIN, April s.-A telegram received
'''m 81 Petersburg mentions a report
n" 'heC Car has received from the NlhIl
81 committee printed proclamation
alled March %, Offering to lay down Their
Ens u return, among other things iov
constitution and amnesty for oil feyolu.
.glIse ", On the other hand, the engineers
M 20 C1nilnne the search for the mines
ai ,.i ine Flt.!ens of the An'uichkoF Palace,
w. al anoiher /, spoEen Of IA having been
ai'ovs'ed ...'ed Ieadpg from the Admiralty 10
,, rs 7A''i'A' u thlfance to tie Winter pAl.
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PRoiESSIoNAL MARKsnEH.
who are Rated as Such by the National
Association.

NEW YoRk, April S.-The National Rifle
Association defines q professional riaeman
10 be one who exhibits or advertises bis
skill Tor pecuniAry considerations, or who
is employed directly or indirectly by the
manufacturer or by the makers Of rifles to
shoot bis or their special weapon for the
purpose Of advertising or selling 1t, or
who purBues rifle shooting as q means OF a
livelihood, excepting military team
competition. Professional Tiaemen shall
always submit to o handicap equal to ten
per cent OF o possible total score In addi.
lion To any handicap that may be other.
wise imposed. Professionals are allowed
TO shoot In matches, but not TO take prizes
offered by the Association.
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bSDiS Aphi "A Dispatch from
VhIcs N Thursday afternoon says;
sight shocks oI earthquake still continue.
ltEe quantities Of blankets and medi.
sts are shipped from Syria by each
sEdner. Two hundred sappers lei!
Itiaas IN a gnnOoa! TO bury the dead.
NE humber Of killed ia estimated al from
tltO m 5000
VoS'rASrlSorlg, April MIR Gosh.
en' TIE Btilsh ambassador, has sent Mai.
li9Ilef To sclOto distribute relief to sixty
'..A'ts' Tie number Of victims Is now
estimated a,sCyl.
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MAJ ,'s'.S. iPnI7-Ihe Ctlrin an auto.
s,,...' ,Sa ,,Ve' to Emperor William com.
.i,Js, ,1',A's' an Invitation to visit him the
ane. ,.I 10 May It is said that Biz.
6Vs,s'.'' . s.'' open negotiations win a visS
tSlGs., ,,,,.,on .,.,1 Of the sling eSItSdition
'''' relative 10 as's.sinstIoS,
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VINEYARD HAVEN, April s. The
schooners N. II. Skinner and Fred. Brown
collided on The 9Th inst. The latter sunk
Immediately. Nicholas jeremiah, sea
man, was the only person saved. The
captain, mate and wife and three children
were drowned,
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An Immeuse CoIIeeIIou OF Gold.

WASHINGTON, April s.-There Is now In
the vaults Of the Treasury Department o
larger amount Of gold than was ever
known to be in one place in the history Of
modern times, at least, and probably more
than could be authenticated as existing in
q single treasury at any one time before
In the world. There is now about $l73,.
900 900 Of gold, coin and bullion, exclusive
Of some S55 900, 900 Of silver, while the
Bank Of England has only about $6,0OO,-
900 Of gold. ..
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LONDON, April s.-The regular bulletin
on Bsaconsfeld's condition states that he
passed quiet night and the symptoms to.
day are more favorable. There are no re.
turns Of the distressing attack Of yester.
day morning, although ho remains ex.
ceedingly weak. Physicians in constant
attendance indulge little hope Of ultimate
racnYarY,
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RRENrLING.

Clarence whistler wants Chance 10
win the worlds ChaupionShip.
NV YoRK, April S-olarence Whistler
has issued challenge to wrestle, Greco.
Roman style, best two out Of three falls,
for the cham pionship otthe world, and he
says he will stake $500 SgAinst Mr.. Mul.
doon's 500. The challenge will remain
open for ten days, and II not accepted
within that time Whistler will claim the
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wages OF Carpenters Flntd at o. as PER

ClScmSArt, April S.-The builders held
a meeting to-day 10 consider the demand
OF the Carpenters Union for an advance
OF % per cent in wages. It was resolved to
make 50 25 the standard for days wages,
which is an advance Of nearly Is per cent
on the present wages.
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Chs 9nteIligsufFr.
-. !, aud q ro"r'esnth Stree.

., many ,r.ra4. Of Dr.. R. F. Turner
~. ..,'.,g -I ,aI vicinity, will be panied TO
d ''5,,.' -. announcement Of his death in
''ll .,,,r... '-y The deceased was a ma
a-'', ~, vi. g.,.a.s county, Virginia but
'' ,, g,y.se eeanaty, in this State very
avs vs., n, life. aal vas educated at Bethany
' Ne sas one Of an excellent lam
;.'', 9,-or.e. 4.s parents being among the
v. l,s M. y respected people in Brooke
- '.',r m. doctor was a gentleman in,SlI
'''-. '',"-.,.p,. Aainpimtious, possessing ine
',.- .s..g., COUPLED with a sound and
'..,l 81. liaurnt, He was a well read
'.,, i....,g. sal ljghIy successIul in his
'.,.,..,, In the circle Of his professional
,,s,aacs. and among all to whom he
,s9xa, bis death will be sincerely
tr5'rI.
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nna.. - -
'''''N0' Ettplnr rnlth with IN. H,,,.

rs.r, .,',S, APa.s.-A dispatch from New
ir,,1.,' ,,,' 'S''., "a! Tue Boers are daily in.
m, ',Ts u, '1' peace terms by lootiBs prop.
s &.s., O' i,,. ,oy'.,. refusing to surrender
&e p,"','., ',, sAi houses, and assaullihs
iqtIoS 'Ti.f' ilihey attempt 10 take pos.
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ALL SAME LIKE MELICA MAN.
John Chinaman Learning 10 Strike 70
Higher Wages,

NEw YORK, April S.-Ths Chinese linen
Starchers and ironers in Case bolts laundry
Belleville, N. j., quit work in body, be.
cause the proprietor would not discharge
Ah Sing, their foreman. When a consta.
BILE arrived, one Of the ringleaders, Yins
JeCk, was put in irons. The Others retired
TO their quarters, but threatened 10 cut the
throat OF any Chinaman who worked
until the foreman was discharged. The
white employees were not intertered with
by the strikers.
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CINCINNATI, April s.-Four guests at the
Gibson House were robbsd last night by
their rooms being entered, The losses In
three Of the cases we're small, but Mr..
Crane, treasurer for the Alvin Joslyn
Combination, lost 1925 in money and o
gold watch worth $400. .. ..
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CanadiAu halfway Accident.

ToSoSro, Aphl hls.-1n a collision on The
Northern Railway this morning, between
Barrie and AlIendaie, David Thornton, q
railway employe, wAs-killed, aud several
others bad " injured. An engine and three
cars we're bestowed,
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Anniversary of the SeltIsment of Ohio

MARIETTA, O, April S-Ninety.threo
years ago yesterday the first settlers Of
Ohio and the Northwestern territory
landed at this place, and in honor OF that
great event the city has been put 10 holi.
day attire. The display OF bunting aud
flags Ia proiuse. At q very interesting
meeting OF the Washington County Pho.
neer Association q committee was ap-
pointed 10 commence action for big cele.
bration Of the centennial anniversary Of
the settlement OF Ohio, In 1888,
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LONDON, April S.-A. NJ. Sullivan, NJ. p,
will read The leading brief for the defense
Of Herr Mast, and is instructed 10 apply 10
the Court Of Queens Beuch for man.
damus 10 compel the Chief Magistrate Of
Bow Street Police Court TO admit Mast to
hail
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ALLEGED Attempt IN Mmrder-Boy BADLY
nuFnPu,

HWFnEd.
WsnSarJS, Pa, April S.-Lewls Cap
mo bas teen .odsed in jail here charged
rah h.looung q! aud attempting to kill
A1lhony Marcassia, at Mcdonald Station,
h,,orny. lie fred three shots. The
pr.or,, received black eye for resisting
he citcer, Both parties are Italian
n,aefs
4 small child oi John Margerum wa1
uy .ehiu,.y burned Yesterday about
TIE lace lai hands while playing with
the fie in the stove. The mother was
ib,ealLal the ia,her happened in just in
tine o' the child would probably have
met tho sane il,e as another child OF Mr..
NiTHIm, which was burned to death a
couple lI yelrs s,nce.
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The River Railroad Meeting Next Tues.

lu' hNeI hhllIu"l hetlluB NtAA AuSu'
day
RTt'nsl l1prlh,
WspaOd3h Ia another column a letter
Ion ssrG3r C8mIen, addressed to Capt.
acLrr, concerning the proposed railroad
Ipn Wheeling to Charleston. I!isamA
af Of the greatest importance to our peo.
pc, and no louJ,wi,l elicit their active In.
teftsL Capt Mcilre has called q meet.
1sN Wteellngon next Tuesday, the 18th
met, lnt tsqGess that each county send
ioi lsss than lsO delegates. Wood coun.
" already has regularly appointed com.
Hitte WHO will see to 1t, no doubt, that
Ds siepreien.ed Al the meeting. Let Us
ln hold oilts matter at once and give
ll' bCa'tles. sll 10 what seems TO be a
reasonable assurance Of success.
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kAlIhfta Id neN York.

NEv' YoAk, April Tho New Jersey
Refining Co., No, 81 Wall street, hGs
failed. Liabilities 100000. The suspen.
Slon OF MARLEY, Eveson ( Co., shirt man.
uiaCtnrers, has been announced, Liabilities
500 900; assets large.
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Irl,e OploIon Of Ibe Land NH.

LONDON, April s-The general opinion
OF Irish members concerning Gladstone's
land bill is that II passed there woula be
little cause left for complaint on the part
Of ireland. Fears we're expressed that the
House OF Lords might alter the bill.
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1SDiASAPoits, April S-ChAtles Glaltsf,
superintendent Of BcotI's elevator, in this
city, WAs run over BY q coal car and
fatally Injured. He was sixty years old,
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rIliA..n llnt...l n n..lh N N

ChitdEsn IsaFned 70 Deaih Al stAunton.
srAUSroN, YAa April s.-Ths house oi
Edwin Reeves near here Was burned 10.
day, and two children petished 10 the
flameI Reyes rhimeeli was probably ia'
tally Burned. ........ .....
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NEw YoRk, April s.-Three thousand
three hundred and sixty immigrants have
landed al Castle Garden within The past
kVenky.iouf houYs,
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LoSpoS, April s.-The House Of Com.
mons adjourned to-day until the 25.h
inst., and the House Of Lords until the
9th Il May,
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THE nIaaEsr RUn

Ever Made In Billiards scored By BlOs.
son IN Practice Game.
New YoRK, April S.-Wednesday even.
Ing schSeter, in practice, ran 800, cham.
pion's game; and last night slosson
ecltpsed the performance, scoring s20 In a
single inning, .
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rg, &Asrr, c wellsburg, bought
gao pound. {, wool this week at thirty
,.y.a cens. Fory.tiye cents had been
sttfsi srl rilsed Tor the wool in the
h.1ht d IAe boom.
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OtNCtNNA1t April Cotton auisl nj iO,Ir.
Flour strong; fimily n 0la5 2j fancy Is 10
40 20. Wheat strong No. 2 red winter ii ~.
Corn stronger. No. 2 mixed Al 1aisc, Oat, in
good demand No. 2mi1ed 3gc Rye strong:
No. 2, 81 i1al 20 Barley quiet, Arm and
unchanged. Pork excited and higher At
tl8 80. Lard, demand light but holders firm
at $40 10. Bulk meati stronger: shoulders
8 00i clear NIB IS W. Bacon steady and
irm. Butter strong and higher. choice
W stern Reserve 2a!7ci ChoicJ Central Ohio
2la23c.
ToLEno. April s.-Wheat frmer No. 1
white Michigan ~ iOj1 amber Michigan
Il 10; No. 2 red Wabash spot 81 OK May
u l01; Jurc 81 lO1f; July u OK August
81 OK; rejected 9ic No Cred mixed 81 Os.
Corn steady high mixed iOc; No 2 spot snd
April 4Gc, May 1870 June 45Nc; July l0Hc;
rejected 45c; damaged axe. Oats quiet; No.
2, 33c.
CtNcrSSArt, April S.-Eogs-steady and
firm common a tOa5 20; light d 5Bjag %
packing 81 4sa5 90 butchers 10 OOa0 is.
Receipts l,SOO head; shipments | 800 head, %