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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND
Is Trottsd Around to See the Wonders Of
Washington.

WASHINGTON. May 2-Lieutenant-
General sheridan and brother, Colonel
Michael Sheridan, accompanied by Gen
eral sherman, paid their respects to-day
to the Secretary Of War.
The Duke Of Sutherland and party,
accompanied by Secretary Blaine, called
upon President Garfield this morning,
and later visited the Senate. AT one
O'Clock the Duke and party, with Secre-
taries Blame, Hunt, Window, Attorney
General MacVeagh and their families,
Sir Edward Thornton and members oi
the diplomatic corps and others stepped
on board the United States steamer Dis
patch for an excursion on the Potomac.
At Mount Vernon two steam launches
landed the party, and lunch was served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03

PREMATURE loss Of the hair nowadays
may be entirely prevented by the use OF
Burnett's Cocoaine. II has been used
in thousands OF cases where the hair
was coming out in handfuls, and has
never failed to arrest its decay, it pro-
notes a healthy and vigorous growth,
and it ls at the same time unrivalled as
soft and glossy dressing for the hair.
BURSErr's Flxvoring Extracts are the
beat, strongest and most hsslthisl. Sold
everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
THE GREEK QUESTION
Settled at Last-The sultan's Unpleasant
Position.

LONDON, May "A Constantinople
dispatch announces that an Imperial
trad, authorizing the Porte to accept the
proposed solution OF the Greek frontier
question, has been issued, and official
notices OF the fact, for communication to
the ambassadors ofthe Powers, are being
prepared. 1t is now pretty generally
accepted that the reason OF the Sultan's
zeal concerning the inquiry into the
death OF Abdul Aziz is that serious
conspiracy was organizing against him.
In view OF which he possibly thinks
that the exemplary punishment OF as
sassins will furnish salutary example.
The Sultan's two brothersin.law, Nah.
mand Pasha and Naury Pasha, who are
under arrest, are strongly suspected OF
being deeply implicated in both cases.
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Society for the Promo,i,n Of Marriage.

GoLVNsrs, D., May Attorney Gen.
eIA .I Nash has furnished an opinion 10
cue ~, Secretary OF State relative To the
- as..nss OF certificates for incorporation of
Ile so-cailei matrimonial societies,
.,. saose purpose is to pay members a GER
al .A.u sun on their entering into matri-
Ila' uionla' alliances. The Attorney General
s''lses ~ the Secretary TO refuse to allow
Use Use interpretations 10 become incor-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
THE DANGER AT sT. LOUIS.
An Overflow Imminent-Great AnIiet
Falt

An Overflow Imminent-Great Anxiety
Felt
ST.. LOUIS, May 2-The washout in
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad dyke
or embankment in East st Louis, which
connects the island with the main land,
reported last evening, is abont fifty feet
wide. The dyke is 2,0C0 feet long, and
runs parallel with and 800 feet north OF
what is known as Bowman's dyke. The
effect OF the break was simply to fill the
space between the two dykes with wa
ter. The Bowman dyke has been
strengthened in its weak spots, its
low places have been raised, and.
it is believed, will now be capable
OF withstandipg the pressure upon 1t, but
should the river rise much more the
water will overflow the dyke, in which
case the result will be disastrous, as this
embankment is the only barrier now
between the river and Capakea Greek,
and should it break or overflow the
greater part il not all OF East st. Louis
would be inundated. The river is still
rising and general inundation is immi.
nent. All the railroad companies and
city authorities OF East st. Louis are
freely alive to the impending danger and
are doing everything possible to avert
the threatened calamity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
STEP DOWN!

An Order Unexpectedly Presented 70
William Chauning Russell. OF Cornell
University.
Nrw YoRK, May "A peremptory
demand on the part OF the executive
committee Of the Board OF Trustees oil
Cornell University for the resignation
of william Claiming Russell, both a.
acting president and professor OF history
in that institution, has created Q sensa'
ton and mach feeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
AUGUST VERNON SNAKE STORY.
Attempt to s,srvs q Serpent in q wo-
mans Stomach.

wAsHIsGroS, May ? - Some six
months ago Mira. J. B. Elliott, residing
in the historical locality Of Mount Yer
non, was taken with q strange ailment,
for which she could give no satisfactory
account. There was q constant irritation
OF the stomach, a feeling as though
something Was gnawing at her very
vitals, that caused her much pain, but
more unessiness. 1tdisturbed her rest,
and was constant annoyance. both day
and night. Physicians were summoned,
but the disciples Of Esculapius
we're unable to diagnose her true condi-
ton. At last it dawned upon her al
most distracted mind that last fall while
drinking from a spring Of mountain
water, she swallowed q small snake, but
as it gave her no trouble, she forgot all
about it. Believing in the theory that
she had within her a snake, the usual
remedy OF fasting for time and then
trying to coax the snake out by placing
q pan OF milk at her mouth, was observ.
ed. but without success. Mn. Elliot,
indeed, after fasting for i've DAYS, was
overcome by the aroma arising from the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
ANOTHER DEADLOCK.

Troy, n. Y. Without Policemen on Ac-
count of a Deadlock In the Police
Board.
Troy. May 2-Owing to a deadlock
in the Police Board, the old force went
out Of existence at noon to-day, aud the
city is without police protection. The
Legislature created non-partisan COM
missioners, and provided that non-par-
tisan force should be appointed to 90 on
duty at noon, May End. The Demo-
cratic commissioners refused to compro.
mise, demanding the whole or nothing.
As result the station houses are locked
up.
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Indiana Miners After More Money.
CRAZED BY TROUBLE.
Reason Dethroned by Domestic Difficult.
ties,

Reason DetOrOpeu Oy oOiheotiS NAAAS"
ties.
MINERVA, O., May 1.-The village Of
Hanover, ten miles east OF here, was all
excitement this morning over sad case
of insanity, which culrulnated in actions
so violent tha, the victim, Mrs. Ollie
McLemon, had to be taken to New lis
bon for safe keeping. About three
months since she returned from New
York to visit her mother, Mrs Nicholas,
in Hanover. Her conduct was some
what strange on her arrival at the depot
and en- route to her mothers residence.
Little has since been seen or known oil
her by the public until within the last
fortnight, when her sfhictians were man
Tested by violent assaults upon her
mother and sister by day and attempts
to force an entrance to their apartments
by night, and threatening their lives
and menacing them With hatchet and
poker. Domestic difficulties is the al
legged cause OF her insanity. She is sep
arated from her husband, noted New
York sport, who has wrecked her lie.
She has had some experience on the
operate stage.
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FIXING UP A SCALE.
The Iron Workers Settle Th'ir End OF
the Line

PrrrsBURoH, May 2.-On Saturday
representatives OF the different lodges oil
the Amalgamated Association in this
ci,v held a convention in Moran's Hall,
on Grant street. The meeting was io'
the purpose of arranging scale OF pm.
ces for the coming year and to appoint a
committee to confer with the manuisc,
turers and make an agreement. Several
scales were submitted at the meetin;,
and finally one was decided on. IL dil'
fers but slightly from the scale now IN
effect. 1. was decided at the meeting to
hold a grand picnic at Allequippa grove
bnt the date Was not fixed. A promi..
nent iron worker who was eryieTed
regarding the statement that the bar
mill rollers who were receiving sixty
five cents per ton proposed to ask eighty
cents, stated that the story was without
the slightest foundation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
Asod. Water Fountain Accident

MkNPHIs, TENN, May "A sad acci-
dent occurred this morning. Capt.
Fowler, druggist, was charging a soda
fountain generator which exploded
fatally injuring DIR. Ray, the leading
physician of the city, who died two
hours after. Capt. Fowler's injuries
are also thought to be fatal. His condi-
..ion Is very critical.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
AS USUAL
Tho Fireman and Engineer Were Kire'

The Fireman and Engineer Were Killed
PATTERSON, \. j., May Am engine
and tender on the Mount Clair and
Greenwood Lake Railroad yesterday
afternoon crashed through the trestle
work at Ringwood. The engineer
Skullie and fireman John Masker were
both killed The trestie work was being
repaired and tho removed beams caused
the accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
AFTER DILLON.
The Police Attempting to Arrest the
Irish gilator

The Police Attempting to Arrest the
Irish Agilator.
DUBLIN. May when the train ar
rived at Kings Bridge station to-day, a
posse OF police was there, it is believed,
with a warrant for the arrest OF Dillon,
but he was not on board. 1t is thought
he stopped at Waterford and took the
steamer for Milford, and will appear in
the Commons tonight. Dillon's speech
in Tipperary last evening was one OF the
bittcrest and most incorporating that
he has made. He advised the people TO
keep within the law, not because he re-
spected it or thought they respected it.,
but for the sake Of preserving their or.
ganization. They must exercise their
Ingenuity to sail as close to the line as
possible.
Dillon Arrested.
DUBLIN, May 2.-Jno. Dillon was ar
rested at $50 this evening at Port
Arlington on his way TO Dublin.
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NEWS IN GENERAL IRTHIS COUNTRY.
RxclPEMENF AT CAMERON.

Mr.. Keller, Tired Of Life, Commits
Suicide by Hanging.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
CAMERON, w. Va, May 2.-Great ex'
citement prevails here over the suicide
Of a woman named Keller, about three
miles east Of here on the B. q o. r. r.,
who hung herself about s o'clock this
morning. Poor health is supposed TO
be the cause. She Is the mother OF seven
children and about forty years Of age.
NV.
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God Bless California

SAN Francisco, May I'm the State
Assembly this afternoon a resolution
was introduced calling on the California
Senators 10 use every endeayor TO break
the dead lock IN the United States Sen
ate in order TO obtain consideration OF
the Chinese treaties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
Over Finy Million Of,hs Size, Continued

"AsHINsrOS, Nav 2.-The six per
va. .sos bonds tor continuance at 81 per
TH TSuH received and entered at the
-;sAsury to-day were 1881, 40. Re-
:. .e'yed heretofore 81, ,l9S,95O. Received
.'y @uAy and not counted 81 .OOO, 900. Total
=; ;;-ye,Sed We to date for continuance So,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
TWO MEN

Burned to Death While Trying to Save
Household GOODS.
New Providence, Pa. May 2.-The
house OF David Reese near here burned
this morning. While Reese and his son
were endeavoring TO preserve some
effects the burning suddenly collapsed
and both were burned to death. Mrs
Reese was also severely burned.
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Dillon Arrested
A SERIOUS ASPECT.
Numerous outrages Again Reported In
Ireland.

Numerous OutraKos AKaIH f'oP0fu '
Ireland.
LONDON. May 2.-Accounts from
West Ireland represent the state Of
affairs there as becoming very serious.
A number OF outrages OF various de.
grees are reported. Bands OF armed
men promenade the country and terror
ize the inhabitants. ,
The Times SAYS: II is a painful
duty to record during the past two or
three weeks repeated acts Of outrage in
West and South Ireland, scarcely infe..
rior in atrocity to those which awakened
national conscience four months ago. To-
day the record of AgrarIsn crime Is
more serious than any time since Par.
lament met in January.
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Died of his Injuries.

MANSISGroN, W. Va, May 2.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
Mr.. John Baker, who was robbed on
Dents run last Tuesday night, an ex'
tended account OF which appeared in
the REGISTER at the time, died OF his
wounds at 8 O'Clock this evening. I'm
portant developments are expected to
te made. L.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
WHEELING AND LAKE
ERIE RAILROAD.

An Important Meeting to be
Held Tomorrow.
ORRvILLE, o., May 2.
Special Dispatch 70 the Register.
An important meeting Of directors and
contractors Of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railroad win be held here, We'd
nesday evening. A strong committee
representing Wheeling should be here
as matters Of the greatest importance to
the East end Of the line will be deter
mined. R. II. COCHRAN,
Managing Director.
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rb. Mountain. Alive with Arabs.

PARIS, May 2.--The Krauhmirs dis
lodged from the rocks on the sea coast
are believed 10 have entrenched them
selves on the height near Sidi, Abdsllsh.
Three columns Of troops are converaing
thither TO cut of retreat, and decisive
engagement is expected. The noun
tains are alive with Arabs armed with
flint lock guns, each man carrying thirty
charges. Ii is impossible to calculate
their numbers. They appear TO be be-
hind every rock and tree.
migrants eth Flockiug In.
LONDON, May THE Cunard line
steamers Scythia and Malta, which sall-
ed from Liverpool Saturday for New
York. took out more than thousand
enigrants, large number being SEedes.
The Cunard Company have 7-r'r- !
Cor despatching four vessels 70 America
next week, all Of which are expected TO
be filed with emigrants.
Canadian Brskemen Want More Cash.
ToRoSro, May 2-The brskemen on
the Grand Trunk railroad request an
advance Of wages from one dollar and
twenty-five cents per day TO 9 do!lsi
and forty cents on passenger and way
trains, and dollar and fifty cents on
through freight. II the request 10 no'
acceded to they will resign "Wednesday
at midnight
Two Hundred Persons Injured in Rio
The Amser and His Happy Family.
ST. PrrrksBuRo, May 1.-Two hun
! dred persons were injured in the rot
against the Jews at Elizabethgrad, nov
tschments Of cavalry and ipfpfoachins
patrol the streets. DIN indefinitely
y lair st that Piace h~
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WHEETING w. VA TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 3, 1881.

milk. and was taken with fainting
spell, from which she recovered only to
90 into commissions. The physicians
ordered the patient to resume her meals,
as it seemed that she was more likely 10
be starved TO death than the snake.
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The Troubles Of,he CONT, ,,.,,.-

No"'ttLkS5,IRE. Pa, May a.-Charles
DnOOaen, Of Pittsburgh, arrested for
soss- SSS.nS counterfeit trade dollars, was
81 HclI Ia,'!'e,i ie,i this morning, in default OF
49, ;s,. eal, There is gang of counter.
iis is.Is 10 TINS city, OF Wh,ch ne vas the
'eAier. Other arrests will follow,
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ONE OF THE SMITH FAMILY.
Peter Smith Hurls Himself Into the River
-Fished Out With Boat Hook.

-Fished Out With Boat Hook.
ST. LOUIS, May 2.-Peter Smith, a
man without money or friends and in
a desponding frame Of mind, jumped
from the bridge between IL and l O'Clock
to-day into the raging food beneath,
determined to get rid OF his troubles by
ending his miserable life. The swiftly
rolling and eddying current, however,
buoyed up his body long enough for
eIry.boat to run along side and by the
dexterous use OF boat hook in the hands
OF one OF the crew the struggling man
was safely landed on deck and taken
ashore.
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,,i1iI HASI lose their beauty from the hair
snnH 81 iAding. PArker's Hair Salsam
vspp ppues necessary nourishment, pre-
sss, @ sall9s aad grsyness, and is an sls
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TIE sTRIKERS.
Coal Miners in the Hooking Valley Quit
work.

Coal Miners in the Hooking valley Quit
work.
COLUMBUS, May 2.-Word reached
here that strike among the coal miners
in the Hooking Valley commenced this
morning, and all the miners came out OF
the banks. The new rates for - retas
went into effect to-day. Of Hb22RySs MS
Thousand Bakers Of New YORK.
Nkw YoRK, May 2.-The bakers went
on a strike to-day for an increase III
wages and reduction in the hours OF
work. The men paraded the down.
town streets one thousand strong, and
atterward assembled in Irving Hall,
where speeches were made.
During the afternoon more than 200
boss bakers informed the executive COM
mittee OF their willingness to agree to
the terms OF their men. The joarney-
men in the shops at Newark, one hun
dred and eighty In number, also struck
this morning. In every shop with
single exception the demands were COM
piled with.
Indiana Miners After More Money.
JRrPRsoNvrLLx, IND, May 2.-The
coal cart drivers and coal shoyelers,
numbering nearly $50. struck to day
for higher wages. The attempt TO run
teams this afternoon with new hands
was prevented by the strikers. There is
great excitement.
Moro Miners strike.
PIrrsroN, Pa, May 2.-The miners
and other employees OF Tompkin's mines
are dissatisfied with the time OF payment
and struck. The strike throws num-
Der Of other men and boys out OF EN-.
ployment.
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Must Hnra mnrn1,.h

-. ..NOSRlsrowS, y. J., Nav 2-The
"aH1aen "a y1 on the Delaware, Lackawana
Ssi aI western railroad here struck for
1,I1el 1,I wages. it is thought the strike
"'1 oe general along the line.
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KING JOHN
In still In the Land ofthe Living An Un-
founded Report.

u 6tiII IN the Ianu OF tHe bIFIIs III
founded Report.
SUEz, May 2.-The report OF the death
OF the King Of Abyssinia is unfonnded.
Herr Gerhard Rohlfs has reached here
from his mission on behalf OF the Ger
man Emperor to King John. He says
he met with a cordial reception. and
King John charged him to negotiate
peace between Abyssinia and Egypt.
Herr Rohlts accepted the mission. pro-
vided Germany sanctioned 1t. Herr
Rohifs will sail for Europe omorrow,
bat will return to Egypt shortly. II the
peace mission is approved. He says he
believes that Abyssinia will declare war
unless a definitiye trsaiy is accorded.
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LIVE STOCK.
East LiDerty.

EAST LIBynrY, May 2.-Cattle-lic.
ceipts since Friday 2,2l0 head of through
and 7S2 head OF ward stock; total tor the
week ending this day 1888 head OF
through and ,3S2 head OF local. against
4. l65 head of through and ], l,3lS head OF
local the week before. The supply Tor
this weeks sales is fair, but the market
is very dull and prices are off trltie.
Best shipping grades s. 5O(G6 20; fair TO
good butchers stock s. 5O(95 so; com.
mon and light butchers stock 81 OOC9
4 %: bulls, cows and stays 81 2jCdi W.
Sales to-day $50 head.
Hogs-Receipts 6,5i5 head; total Tor
the week l7,l25 head. against 1920
head last week; Philadelphias 20 400
q 90: Workers 10 00eG ID.
Shecp-Receipts $500 head; total Tor
the week 1900 head, against 1890
head the week before. Selling lair;
wooled s. 2jaG %; clipped IS 300
5 20.
NEw YoEK, May 2.-Drorer'' Jc,rn.
al bureau reports: Beeves - Receipts
6. 200 head, making IL 200 head for the
week. Market dull and lower for all
grades below prime. Cattle scarce and
firm; extremes, common to prime steers,
9l6lltc; general sales at 9lt9lo!c. tx.
porters used 200 head OF fat steers st
ilt@llIc. Shipments for the week.
8. 900 head Of live cattle, go quarters oi
beef, 2.45i carcasses OF mutton, and 4lj
dressed hogs. No shipments to-day;
tomorrow l,GH0 quarters Of beef, AMI
6O0'carcases OF mutton 20 to Liverpool.
Sheep-Receipi to-day $500 head;
making 20, 100 for the week. Market
opened with good demand at fall prices;
closed weaker with downward tender
CIV; sheep 81 OD(d7 40 per 100 pounds
unshorn sheep s. 0Jo6 90; clipp'd
yearlings s. 70la7 IS; unshorn Is 300
q 62i.
Receipts to-day II COO head,
making 28, 800 head for the week. Mar.
ket steady at 81 00aG 40 per 40
pounds, for live hogs: 81 S5!CaS 90 Tor
city dressed.
CaIc,oo, May 2.-Tne Droosr' Jour
MI bureau reports: Hozs-Receipn
$1,000 head; shipments 800 head; mar
ket active and strorg: common TO good
mixed packing 81 15td6 10; choice
heavy packing and shipping ~ LOG
6 As; light bacon 81 05fa6 20.
CatiIe-Receipts $500 head; chip.
men,s 2,2CO head; market weak ard
lower: common to choice shipping 81 %
as IS: distillery s,esrs 81 95(a5 20.
shecp-Recsipts 900 head; ship
ments COO head; market in good de.
mand; clipped natives ~ Is; wColed
sheep s5G0s5 -
baltimore
BALTIMORE, Msy Beef Cattle-Tbee
market Was brlsk throughout, and
pric.s a shade higher; very best org
GIc; frat quality 5iGDG.c; medium 4!ce
sic: ordinary 3ts4c; most sales from 81
GG.. Receipts / .39i head
Hocs-Lieht supply ard in lair de-
maud at 7iasIc. Receipts 1916 head.
s,.rep and lambs Receipts ,'ishead ;
sheep 4i,a6lc; lambs 7iCsioc.
Cincfpnstl
CrxcrysGrI, May g. Hog - Qliet;
eo,nmon and light 81 5o(a6 w, packiDg &
and butcher s. 40a6 65. Receipts
2 600 bead. Shipments SIS head.
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BALTIMORE, May 2-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Westeni higher but Inactive.
No. 9 winter red western spot 81 ZIG
git: seller May 81 2lC9l 2li; seller
June 81 l9i()I l9!; seller July 81 1910
| II! seller August 81 l2ICgl l3. Corn
Western firmer; western mixed spot
and seller May 5j,(d5 Sc; seller June 6jc,
seller July 65ic asked; steamer 63c.
Oats Ste adT and quiet. Rye-EAsier at
81 -. liay-Quiet aud steady. Pro.
enthusiastically and quiet. Mess Pork
--Od a, SIS %: Bew $40 90. Bulk
Aea,s-Pscked 6idJIc. Bacon-Shoul-
ders 7Jc: clear rib sides l0tc; hams
ll@llic. Lar1-Ieiined l2tc. Butter
Dull; prime 10 choice western packed 10
ts20c. Egys-fIrmer al l3c. Petro-
leum- Nominal; refined 7tL6ic. Coffee
-Unset,led; dull. Rio cargoes, ordinary
10 fair, 9Ceilc. suyar-Pirm. Whisky
Quiet at 81 10.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 2-Fiour--Quiet snd
unchanged. Wheat-Activs. hrm and
higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 02i
cash and seller MAY; 81 01i6ai 0ii eel
Ter June; 81 Oit seller July; No. 8 Ola
g7c; rejected 5is,slc. Corn-Active.
firm and higher at 42ICayj3c cash and
seller June; 43I6a,4fc seller July; Ale
seller August; rejected 90. Oat,-
Strong and higher at 38tc cash 3giCs,5'
seller June; $40 3Gc seller July. Rye
and Barley-Stezdy and unchanged.
Pork-Fairly active and shade higher
at si7 4J97 50 ca,h; $l7 +7ifs(Sl7 50
seller June: si1 b7lcgl5 90 seller July.
Lard-Easier at sll u cash; Gil ga
seller Juxe; sll - seller July. Bulk
Meats-E4sier; shoulders q ~, short
ribs t8 20; short clear s. 20. Whisky
Steady a. - ".
L:Fcinasi.
ClycISSsTi, MSy 2--Co,ion Qsiet;
| 4, clinsd L. 90 iO.r. iiDBr-- Y iIet:
family 81 sJle>5 10, IsDry IS lj,G0 OD.
Wheat -Essier; Ma. rel vint1r tl 10
al Il. Corn-S,ea5y and IA fsir de-
mand; Eo. BiXed AZ. OLis-So. 2
mired 39!c. ky.--Pirlser; so. 2sl 2j.
Berley-.,.,sfc. aud Gfn; No fai held
atfl is. pEt-F,rm AZ sl7 2Jsl7 10.
Lnd--Qiiet 81 SiI2 Bslk Meats
| Onjtt aaJ hin,, shoulders s. I2i; clear
r,b ss i2I BIc0n-sissd and 6rn;
shorti.rs c,r; t.,sr rlbs 9ie; clssr s.c.
whssy-uo.ti,lei and lows," u o.
gu;te, - QsIct bnt an; choice
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