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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-14

WHATEVER may be the nature Of the
harmony that prevails in political organiza-
tions, there can be no doubt of the existence
of genuine era of good feeling in Wash
ington journalism. THE CRITIC returns its
profound Acknowledgements to its esteemed
contemporaries, the star, Post, Republican and
the German J'olks 1riJua, for the kindly
and polite greeting to its new management,
in which they all joined. We shall en-
deavor to simulate their courtesy in all
things.
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GRAND MATcHLEss ]
SUMMER DRY AND FANCY GOODS

CASES OF BEAUTIFUL UNION LINEN
LAWNS Mt 3 cts.
CASES or BEAUTIFUL UNION LINEN
LAWNS at 81 cts.
FULL YARD-WIDE LAWNS at cts.
1000 PIECES BEAUTIFUL PURE LINEN
LAWNS at Is, 20 and 2j cts. -
GCASES FAST COLORS SHIFTING PRINT
at cts.
NiERES at 1919 cts.
300 PIECES BEAUTIFUL FIGURED AND
STRIPED FRENCH SATINES one yard
wide. Mt 12,s cts. These Goods have been Re
tailed at 37Ia cts, and We Guarantee Them
FAST COLORS.
800 Pieces ALL-wooL BLACK BUNTING
at 12ls cts - - -
PLAIN BLUE GREEN, BROWN AND NATU-
RAJ COLOR LINEN BATISrE, 10 inches
wide, reduced to % cts.
MOURNINGEG GOODS OF EVERY DESCRlP-
TION.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-14

IT Is POSSIBLE THAT the great question
whether Sessions bought Bradley and Brad
ley went back ON the delivery of the goods,
may neverbc decided. But the fact that the
two republican factions in New York have
got at that kind of work in their efforts to de-
stroy each other is not encouraging in the
direction of Harmony"
If our memory serves us, it is not so very
long since we heard that ''all the factions
were to be harmonized," and that this Ad-
ministration was to sail majestically upon
the placid bosom of an EZRA of good feeling"
Do we understand the existing situation to
fill the bill of "a ''placid bosom?" How do
the books of harmony balance at the end
of the first quarter?
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-14

The RAsoALITIEs which, according to re-
cent developments ut Washington and
Albany, the Republicans practice upon each
other IN IL political way, afford some basis
for estimating how grossly and by what
devices of corruption they cheated the
Democrats in 1876 and lSSO.-lNew York
World.l
The Democratic party has simply been
making a virtue of necessity. First Sam
Tilden in 1876 and then Bill Barnum in
1850 tried to beat the Republicans at their
own game, and both failed. BY and bye
the democrats will learn that shrewd cheat
ing can beat stupid cheating any day, and
then will either try to improve their style
of cheating to the point of successful COM
petition or abandon it altogether. For our
own part we advise the Democrats to give
it up and try the honest dodge. The Re-
publicans are too old hands ut the cheating
business for amateurs to compete with.
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R. ]. ASHBY'S ANTIQUARIAN BOOK STORE

1903 penna Ave, near Corcoran Art Gallery.
Books Old and Fare In English, French and Ger
man. fall
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Black and Colored Satins.
Black and Co1ored Surah Silks.

100 PIECES OF SILKS of every possible shade.
BLACK SILKS OF THE VERY BEST MAKES
ONLY, such as GUINE'r PONSONS AND
BONNET.
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BOARDING..

EIRST-CLASS BOARD, with large rooms at
l1g Penna ave-, opposite National Hotel.
Board from s. to $40 per week. Transient from 81
TO sl.50 per day. Terms to suit for families. Mrs.
o. q: Howard, proprletress. ocl7-d
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To Close out our remaining Stock we have
MARKED DOWN

ALL OUR PARASOLS AND SUN UNtBREI-
LAS TO FAR BELOW THEIR REAL
VALUE. COMPARE THE
REDUCTIONS
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LOST AND FOUND.

ENOUND-On Saturday, June II, on u. and o.
~ train arriving in Washington G:37 p.. M, n
fine umbrella, which the owner can have by APP
plying at ROOM 80, "D.n p. o. d., proving prop
erty and paying charges. jeiI2ta
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SAM'L r. Cuttings,

612 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Calls the attention Of the stove trade aud builders
TO Il new and desirable Register ~ low price,
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Georgetown Advertisements.

WY H. wHEATLEY's steam Dyeing and Wet
wv and Dry Securing Establishment, will call
for and deliver work anywhere In the District,
upon receipt of address by mail or otherwise.
Goods received and returned by mail and express
from and to all parts of the country. No 1865 (old
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-14
FOR RENT.

Advertisements of Three lines under this head
inserted times for % cents.
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EOR SALE-A very fine Road Wagon at
IL Wheats Livery Stable. cor. 18th and sts NV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-16

ment rendered in the Circuit Court Of
Mercer county, in favor Of East River dis
triCt against Andrew ]. Cole and his sure
ties.
An act In relation to the paving and
macRdamizlng the streets and alleys In the
city OF Wheeling and the construction oil
sewers therein, and authorizing the assess
ment and collection by said city Of the
vslls Of the special benefits TO real estate
from the same.
An act to amend and re, enact section
Of chapter IS OF the Acts Of 1871, entitled
IN act TO provide for the district OF Eliza
beth, in the county OF Writ. Passed Feb
ruary 2, 1871.
An act to amend and Es.enact section
and to repeal section Of chapter l0S OF
the Acts Of 1876.
An act To amend and re.enact sections
8, 4, 8, 8, II, IS, II, 10, 10, II, 10 81 and
% Of chapter lS2 Of the Acts Of 1879 8, en-.
titled an act providing an alternative
method Of keeping in repair county roads,
An act amending and re enacting sec.
ton 2 Of chapter 81 Of the Code 81 amend.
ed an re enacted by chapter 22l Of the
Acts OF 1872 8.
An act 70 repeal chapter 2Sl OF the Acts
Of 1872 Sin relation TO the BerkeleySprings
in Morgan county.
An act to authorize judges Of the First
Judicial Circuit TO employ short hand re.
porters in certain cases, and to repeal
chapter 9S Of the acts OF the Legislature
OF 1870.
An act providing for cases appealed OF
transmitted from Justices.
An act to amend and Te-enact section IS
Of an act oil the General Assembly OF Viz.
ginia, entitled An act to incorporate the
city Of Wheeling, in the County Of Ohio"
passed March II, 1885, amended and re.
enacted by an act OF said General Assem-.
bly,, passed March 4, 1854, and further
amended by chapter "a Of the acts Of the
Legislature OF 1871.
An act to amend and re.enact an act en-.
titled IAN act TO amend and re.enRct sec.
ton 40 Of an act Of the Legislature Of West
Virginia, passed February II, 1881, en-.
titled An act amending and rs.snaCting
chapter 80 OF the Code oil West Virginia"
An act to amend and re.enact section 20
Of chapter 100 Of the Code Of West Vir.
ginia relating TO evidence,
An act to amend and reenact sections
l and 2 Of chapter Il Of the acts OF 1870,
authorizing the levy Of q special tax by
the Council OF the City Of Wheeling for
paving and macadamiziDg 80 as to author
lie such tax TO be also expended for con-
struchon oil sewers.
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~ tn OO m 7

CANCER.-''Sudsred for ytan with cancer Had II
cut out TIRES times, II returned after each operation.
Dr. smith cured me without knife, cauulS q pain, !"
suVVREVD .-"NOIhIng seemed to help
me could not got out Of bed, DR., Smith cured me
after Others failed" ZEPr. PHILLIP,
Wheeling, W. Va.
CATARRH AND DEAVNRss.-"BOlOVed InJSeli In.
durable, Sense Of SmGll gone, fearful discharges,
HARVEY ALEXANDER,
DYsPRPuA Ann uLCERATRD STOMACH -"Troat-
nent for years failed % giya ne relief, Dr., hmith
FTs-"HRd them loi fourteen years: Dr: Smith
cured me-" LOUIS y, WARRINGTON.
RHKUMATIsH -"SuhsTOd tortuTeS Joints ,Leiorm.
Cd treated for year, without rNIl0i D.; Smith
cured me.n j, II, BROWN,
can most heartily recommend you TO those Suaer-
Ing from CataFFh and Lung COmplAlula You have
worked wonders In my Wiis'S Crss."
REv. ". q. lIADD, wriit8 ;-"Dr. Smith'l PROBES.
lonal services In M family have been most Slt1f4o-
tory and commend him 10 all ~ gentleman and
Bkilllul physician"
HRS. AkRaARET KoLH ays !-''I had bean suffer.
ing for seven years and II Ged by many phyBclAnS
for DyGpSpsa. DR.. Smith said had 4 laPe.worm
and In eight houtB removed monster 100 feet long
FEMALR COMMUNICATIVE years In hospitals Tor
females give me peculiar advantages In such caBoS.
Persons cured Of Consumption, Disease oil Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Skin, Blood, Nervous Az
foe ions and weaknesses oil Men and Youth, ScroiuA
and ASthma testify TO my success.
PILEs cured without the knife.
Patients Of distance may DO treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed A chart for self examination
sent on receipt Of two LhrCecent stamps and advice
returned troe.
Consultation at otiCe tree. OHicd hours from 0 H.
m. to =: NJ, daily. Sundays from 10 bp. IN. Call
j. IL. SMITH, Nj. d.,
del No. l2i7, Market St., Wheeling, ". Va
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From The Burlington (IoWG, HuWk.EyO, March II,
After all his lifelong work upon the
platform, and with the high fees his fame
and abilities Justly command, John B,
Cough is not d rich man. His private
charities are large and numerous as they
are unostentstious, for this great.heartsd
man does not let his left hand know what
his right hand does, He has met with fire..
quent and heavy losses on account OF the
teuder.hearted Willingness with which he
puts his valuable autograph on the back
Of friends elbum for 90 days, and the al.
most infallihle certainty with which he Is
compelled to get 1t back again for himself
when the three short months have flown.
Mr.. Cough ought To be worth half q
million dollars, but like most men whose
hearts are wrapped up in, and whose lives
are consecrated to, some great work oil re-
form, he Ia not good business man, and
impecunious friends and suffering hu.
manity have got most OF the money the
great apostle Of temperance has earned by
hard platform work,
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A WINTER GRAVE

Fall EOltly from the cold, lOrtidllpg skies,
o snow fall tehdGFly,
Ard make the low bed where asleep she lies,
With urtd lids IealGd Rit DER tired eyes,
Most beautiful " sesl
Fashion COVerlet Of shining white,
Without q spot or stain,
For her who, Lost 70 earthly sOunlAn sight
shut out from the iTee air and gracious light
Is lost TO griel and pain
And when the spring all jubIlAut shall come,
And swallows hurry home
When all the land breRkIint0 bl0ssOmlng,
And streams grown glad for Joy shall leap and anS
U Vi0lets, shy d4rllpgI Of the light
Come forth In blue aud white,
And make N we'll ~ 70 eau, this barren mound,
EHMA NJ. CASs,
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CHICAGO, March l6.-The DroyerF Journal re-
ports: ....... .
Hogs-Reoeipts 10 900 head shipments o.
900 head. Martet very active and 6al0c high
er mixed packing 81 E6a5 80; light 50 S0a5 o.
butchers pigs 80 OOae 20i choice heavy 90 90
All sold.
Cattle Receipts 1000 head shipments ,4OC
head. Market more active and baltic higher
poor TO medium shipping at "a 10a4 70; good
TO choice "a 90a6 30; exports IS 90: yarhl
well cleared closing stronger: butchers
3 %: stockerS active al SO 0QA3 80; feeders
Sheep-IeCeipts 1900 head; shipments
610 head. Market very active and steady
cornfed territory muttons % B6t common Ia
native a. 90; good IS 25a5 10.
EAST LIBERTY, March Is. -CArTLE = Receipt.
1864 head very few yard stock; nothing sell
ling but a few TO butchers AEd retail fully
Nc higher than last week.
Hogs-Recaipts 1000 head; philadelphia
90 bOn6 70; best YorEers' 30 0Oa6 Is; common
S6 5Oa5 90.
Sheep Receipts 5000 head. Market selling
about 1Val6c higher than Monday.
PHILADELPHIA, March i5.-woOt-dulI and
luwer; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 4iHa44c extra 4lal3c; me.
dun 48a4Sc; coarse SFa37c; New York
Michigan, Indiana and western fine 3saIOc
medium 48a47 Xc coarse 35a37c; washed
combing aud delaine lOa5O; uhwaShed 1880,
TOLEDO, March 1b.-wheat firm and closing
April 81 OS May q COX; July 81 81;
No. 8 red Wabash 81 OAK; rejected 92Kc;
No. 2 mixed 81 OAK C,rn steady; high mixed
4bxc; No, ?, spot, 45c April Axe May 4ikG;
No. 2 white 46Hc. Oats steady No. 3 s5Nc.
NEw ORLEANS, March i6,-Cotton quiet
middling lOXci low mlddllng .9HC good
ordinary sHci net receipts 5000 bales: grosd
receipts 9,B75 bales exports 10 Great Britain
$500 balesi continent b,2T2 balesi sales 1000
bales; stock $4,000 bales
BosroS, March wooL-Fair demand
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra 42ai5C; Wis.
consIn and Michigan extra 40a4l No; medium
and No. lleeces 45aIS; comhing and delaine
l0A6Cc; unwashed wool 2SNSSc pulled SsaGOC,
NEw oRLEASs, March ib.-sngar quiet and
weak. inferior 10 good common 6ks8kc,
common to good common OXa8&o; yelisV
clarified 6as9ko. Rice easier; Louisiana or
dlhafy TO choice 41Sa6,Ec.
CtNoiNNG+t, March j5.-Hoos-i1itm and
UNCHANGED; common "a bOa6 IS liPht Is B5t
q Is; packing IS 60a8 Is butnhers' Go Isl
Q Is. Receipts 100 head shipments il(
head.
PtTrsRuNGH, March 49, -PEraoLEUM-Duil
crude easy United certificates SAKE; refined
$40 for Philadelphia delivery.
AsrwENP, March iS.-PrRoLluH-Rtanst
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Hods--Good demand OF Is bOa6 70 per hun.
tfed in prime packing, lots; butcher 20 90.
Sheep 50 O0a3 6Oa4 O0a4 b016 90.
CAfTLs-This market Is fair at present, cat.
Tie scarce. We quote young cattle, from SOC
TO 600 lbs., Gt Shc; bulls Sc; 800 10
800 lbs, Sa3 10; 800 70 1000 lbs, "a 0Oa4 Goa
476. CATTLE offered Of present are both ma
live and foreign
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BALTIMORE, March lb.-Frlour qaiet and
without change Wheat western higher,
and and March 81 isH; April ii ioT; May
II ieHSiiSX June 81 iSSai ISX July 81 Is
al II. Corn, western spot higher: options
steady western mixed spot 6eNabsho;
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TO THE PEOPLE!

The beat evidence Of q phySIclAp's success Ia the
testimony Of his patients. Tic Increasing demands
hOnorabiy sud fairly With those who have conHuiIs8
me. never use patients name without permission,
though have many hundred certificates from those
whom have cured after they bad been pronounced
lncuTabl0 thorough medical education, with
many years hospital experience and familiarity with
therapeutic SCENTS close observance oil Temperament,
tA peeuliaTlOs and strict attention 70 hygGnlc man.
agoinGnt, in'urNs success II euro Il pOhllblV, and
frankly nlvn ha mi liant N nbininn
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FINANCIAL AND 0OnnERCrAL.

There are very few changes to make over
our last weeks quotations. Groceries are
firm, wheat, grain and hay are unchanged.
Hogs cattle and sheep are brisk at good
prices.
APPLEs-Demand fair at good prices. We
quote choice eating apples at 81 goal 80 per
barrel.
BUTTER-Commissio merchants report
good trade. Wequote choice 10 fancy grades
at 2Sa26c, grease &c.
CANNED GOODS Quotations: Peaches, Oh cans.
per doz, 81 90; 8 b cans $lS5; 3ib
cans tomatoes, $l25a1 40; sweet corn, o. IS
al 40: Winslow corn, 81 70; common corn 81 25;
strawberries, 2 b cans, 81 80; blackberries,
ID cans, 81 10; raspberrles, 2 ID cans, 81 80;
plums, 2 b cans, 81 40; lima beans, 2 IN cans,
81 %; cove oysters, b cans, light, zoo; an
cans, 81 80; cherries 81 rs.
CHEEsE-We quote prime new Ohio and
Western factory at l4all hc, according 10 quail.
ity; New York cream, 1870; sweitzer. 100.
quote Apples at 40, Peaches To for prime
Raisins, new, layers g 49, Valencia raiSins,
new. 90.
Gaos-dooddemand. Wequote strictly fresh
at l6a % per doz.
FEArHERs-In good demand; live geese
40a46c
Frsn-No 8 small mackerel bills, IS 60;
No. 8 medium mRckerel, 50 90; No. g. 90 bOa
FLoBR-Market firm. Patent Satin Clos
81 90. Jobbing quotations are as follows
White wheat family 50 26a5 10; rye flour 81 %.
FRutTsAND VEGErABLEs-o Oranges, 80 OOa3 30
per box; lemons, per box, 81 6Oa6 90; cocoa.
nuts, per 100, "a 00aG 90; cabbage IS 00al0 90
per 100. barrels 81 30; potatoes. 81 75a
3 90 per barrel, poi, bnshel 76A0oc: vel.
low Dahver onions, S. 90 per barrel
per pound; cranberrles 81 tNa2 40 per boz;
Richmond sweet potatoes % 5OaS IS per bar
rel Jersey. % 75a4 20 per barrel
GRoCERlEs,-C9feeS, fair TO good Rio at 10 Va
l4ho, prime l5Xc, choice 15o best roasted
i6Xal7 10, yellow Rio ieHc, Java $50. Syrup,
common 26aS0c, prime 35a40c; choice IS
New Orleans .molaSses, prime 60c, choice IS
aOOc. Sugars refined hard crushed l0hc, gran.
ulated 3Kc, powdered 1OHc, A coffee 9Kc
B %, prairie A sugar 30, palace A SIC,
yellow O SIC, golden @ So, prime 7kc.
Rtce, Carolina choice 10, New Orleans
prime Go, Rangoon exc.
GRAtN-We quote prime red winter,
shipping and milling new wheat 81 GOAL o..
Corn IL quoted in jobblng lots OF bOc;
oats OF 35a40c and rye at zoo.
HAY-We quite baled at SIS 00a22 90, and
loose at $t8 00a2O 90, and scarce.
HoMiNY--Per barrel, % so.
HaSEY-Per ID. Sal0c; choice 25c per lb.
PEARI MEAL--$3 10 per barrel.
NAiLs-The card rates On nails, fence and
btads from l0d 10 cod Ia 50 90.
PouLrRY-Young chickens 81 75a2 90 per
dozen. Dressed turkeys 10Allc per pound.
Geese, dressed, 6aec per pound. Ducks, dress.
ed, $24Oa3 90 per dozen.
PRavisfoNs-The market for lard and rork
is good. Following are the current rates.
Packages Tor mats hold a. follows: Casks 900 lbs.;
Aai Casks 500 lbS TieEces $50 lbs Barrels $50 lba
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sGE-Pef barrel, ohio river, 81 GOAL oS.
sREDs--Timothy seed, ~ IS per btsbNl
clover, = IS; Mammoth Glover, TOGO rel
bushel; Kentucky Blue Grass, pei bush,
81 26c; Orchard Grass % %.
WooL-Quoted at 4Oai6c for choice washed,
and ona.thirtl of for tinWAahAd. MArkAt dnll.
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Oh all night trAInS
Close connections are made for al points Bouth and
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this deaf
fnbe route for eOlOnI1 and persons moving 70 The
great West, and 10 whom particular attention GVOn,
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV,
Leave Wh0eng. ....6 i26 A. IN, i.iO n N, $40 D. m,
No tralAb run on this DivihiUn on Sunday,
Tickets 70 all prinripal points on sAlo Al DEPOT,
Oi1te open Of all hou1 during the day.
Information To the treyOiln public Shseriully ysn
., So ,,,,.,...... =. v. NJ CLEMENTS, n. 6iT
B. q. DEvRIE1. a0n'i Agent. WhNhiInI
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Cure all Diseases

Caused by Derhpgement Of thR Liver and Bowels.
The symptoms Of LlUT complaint aa bitter or bad
taste In the mouth pain In the back aides or Joints
often mistaken Tor rheumatism; sour ItomAeh loss oil
Appellee bO!Ou alternately tOStl!e and lSxi head
ache; LOIS Of memory, with 4 plinlul IenS lion Of
having tailed e do Illu'thing which ought 70 have
beeu d0psi blitYi low Spiris; q thisE yellow ap.
pOaTlncB Of the skin and eyGs; 4 dry cough often
mist ken for consumption.
sOmGtimes many Of these symptoms attend the dis
ease Of OlhOS very hW; but the Liver tho lar. eat
organ In the DO general the IeGt Of the disease
and II not Tegu Rted In lime, great SueinR wretch
e1nesS aud Dea will enAuo
can recommend ~ 40 efiGaclouS remedy for dis
ease Of the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia, SLIM
mona Liver Regulator, LEWIB q. WUhDER,
awe have teated liz virtues, personally and In "
that Tor Dyspepsia, BipuHneSS and Thr1bblHg Head
oche, II 10 ths best medicine the world ever BGW, We
have tried forty other remedies before hlmmonl
Liver Regulator, but none Of hem gave US more than
temporary RELIEF but the Regulator not only relieved
but cur WL"-ED. TELE0RAPH AND MRASEAGER
Macon, Ga.
Manufactured only by
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PHILADELPHIA. .
Bold by all druggitS, mhD.pwR
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Nav YoRK, March l6.-Cotton quiet at
l0Aallc; futures quiet but steady, Flour
heavy; receipts $4,000 barrels; exports 5 600
barreiS superfne western and State 50 Goa
l0j common TO good 81 26a4 90; good to
choice s. 00a6 70; 1t. Louis 81 25a8 75i Min.
nesota patent process SO 6OaS 00. Wheat dul !;
receipts l02, 200 bushels; exports l6l, 900 bush.
els: ungradsd red 81 I7al ak; No. 2 red
81 q " Gamer 81 22Ifal % al0at: No. red
81 27al nv: mixed winter 81 1917 No. /
white sales Of $40, 600 bushels at 81 IS xal lSN;
No. 2 red, March, sales 10000 bushels al
81 2iNal %; April, sales $4,000 bushels at
81 lHal AK; May, sales $4,000 bushels at
81 2OHal 2ON June, sales 2I,000 bushels
at ii l0A. Corn quiet; receipts 49,.
900 bushels exports $1,000 bushels; lngraded
$50; No 9bSA4A50lfc No. March 68XsbS%c;
April 67a671Gc; May 541Ga56Nc Oats dull !;
receipts $1,000 bushels; western mixed 4Sa
44c; white western 45ai7IfO. Hay demand fair.
Hops nOminally unchanged. Coffee firm.
Sugar quiet and firm MOlasses unchanged.
Rice steady and In fair demand; Carolina and
louisiana quoted al 6a7o. Petroleum quiet
and firm; United $50; crude 7aSo; refined 81 70
bid. Tallow steady at 6Na6Nc. RoSin un.
changed. Eggs 5 eady at lSHalsAc. Pork
dull ind weak; old mess quoted at Sl6 ga
10 90; new do $40 25. Beef Arm; family mess
$l4 80; India mess $22 20. Out meats dull
aud unse tied long clear IS 60aS CO., short
clear IS 8SaS ~. Lard, demand fair and prices
advanced; prime steam 81 l0al1 12K. But.
ter hrm and unchanged. Cheese nominaIly
unchanged.
CfNCIENATr. March 16.-Cotton quiet at
l09kc. Flour easier but not quotably lower.
Wheat scarce, firm andhigher No. 2 rcd win.
ter 81 O6al VI. Corn strong: No. 2 mixed
44Ko., Oats firm; No. 2mixed 81 Ifa3so. Rye,
demand fair and market firm NO. 2, 81 ia
IA. Barley strong; No. 2 fall 81 Oh extra
No. 8 fall 81 03. Pork firm ut SIS 90. Lard,
demand fair and prices higher at $40 82Ha
10 85. Bulk meats firm; shoulders So 90;
clear RIB IS 90. Bacon firm shoulders s. 81 4;
clear rib s. 5 clear 80 co. Whisky Steady
at 81 00. Butter demand fair and market
firm; choice Western Reserve 23a26c; choice
Central Ohio 1sA2lc.
CHICAGO, March 15-Flour unchanged.
Wheat In good demand and prices shade
higher: No. Chicago spring 81 00Xal OK
cash: 81 OOKal Of April; o. O6j6 bid May
No, 8 S9Ha0l 10; rejected 75aS2c, Corn steady
and in good demand at 3S Ha39Xc cash; $3.50
April; 42ko May; 43c July. Oats active
and a shade higher at 20Na3l%o cash; 29Hc
April $40 May. Rye steady and unchanged
Barley steady aud unchanged. Whisky sttady
and unchanged at 81 Us
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market vest r1ay,
a. reported by John NJ. Hoon q Co., brokers'
No. 1160 Main street.