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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-19
MARTINS FERRY,
The Work OF Rclief-heAlth Mcnsure
+. Tifa Natx &f0Ra I arrr.nn N.sau -

Tho Work or Rclief-tiealth Mcasures-
Tho New stove tonlpauy-Notcs, ;
An 1NTELLlGENcEn reporter called at the
relief headquarters yesterday aud engaging
in conversation with Mr.. Joel Wood, chair.
man Of the executive committee, he was in.
formed that all the needy had been sue ;orcd,
and that everything was moving along
smoothly. The people are getting back into
their houses, and it would not be long before
no more aid would be necessary.
Tbs committee at headquarters has been
laboring night and day, and as these people
have homes that they have scarcely. seen. ex!.
cspt to sleep In, it has been decided 10 keen
the headquarters open only thee days In The
week.. II the laborer is worthy Of lis hire;
the member of this committee are certainly
entitled TO some CESSATION from their labors,
Al they have been unintermittentf in Their
sndeavor to alleviate the suffering OF their
fellow beings. There was some comment in
town yesterday over the structure OF another.
journal about the quality OF food furnished
the suflertr s The report yrs entirely ur.
Just aud uncalled for. and was considered M
a yeasction on the k%ind.hesrad people wto
had donated these articles.
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Waynesburg. Pa, oze carload Of clothing.
! Loudensville, w. Va twenty.four sacks Of
flour aud one sack Of onions. q
I Terra Alta. ". Va, n sack Of meal, one
barrel Of tlour,, i've sacks Of potatoes, ons
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Hcnl Skin Cigars,

Nature furnishes their only ilaror. No
druel. NJ. REILLY, Agent.
Wheeling, W.. Va.
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TEE DAILY
Tho Financial World,

New York, February I8.-Money market easy at
mercantile paper ,aa5h percent. Sterling FL,
change bankers bills nrm at 81. S5L; demand 81 50.
GoyEsNs ENrs-Weakcr for 4ks at the secoud
call, but closed flrmer. 81 .-15+E7f
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rf@E TO c&1L A HALT.

The Eighth ward hose house is still a busy
place. Oae hundred and eighty orders were
filled yesterday, and sill they coms. Asub-
committee man Of this ward / I'D an INTELLI.
aENcEE reporter yesterday that he though,
enough had been done In that n~eighbor1ood.
In hiG district where five hundred people
had been reported in dss!itu,ion, after q
careful canrgsa be had found but len iami.
lies Ia actual want. Bone people vera living
bs.t4r than before the flood, and come Of tue
employers down there found trouble in got
their men to work, work being plenty.
&At Arbecz hall the ladies ara still working
brayely. Clothes are being given out whece.
ever needed. Shoes have been sent down,
and in q corner OF the room children can
be seen trying them on, while It keeps two
inen busy sorting and recording the pairs pu.
out.
At the Fifth and Sixth ward depot the
good work goes robiy on. From February
10 to February II, inclusive, 1887 familie.
we're supplied with provisions and groceries.
ftsterdsy e%igaty-iwo parsons received sup
plies TWO timts; thirsy.eigkt persons three
times, and ooe person four times. @
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Thermou,eter Record.

iA5Ntaat Z AH~oEHonieteF R6coFu. nTSF 2
The following shows the range Of The ther.
fmometSs, as observed at schnepfsdrug store,
!; 0pert House corner, yesterday & n
1851, g55&s 1881,
S7aA. A,l2N. 8 r. N.7r, n. 1, n. u ", 5 r, MI :, n,
% III 81 81 L 81 IS " - So 81
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TI 81 AN w. WM HNU IRA a. - ell -. -
spot and February q loai 10Y; March q lo>Sa
ll0A; Anil li lYLal ISL; May StilAt lax. Corr,
eisier and Inactive: mixed spot I6l,tet bid. March
G!AC.ssc; April 62c big. Nay eSsatbiScj June eiGe
esss elmer y SEED tss nienct Gaa atm' Wn g
nm AZ GSte9r. Hay .te,dy: p,time 'Pcnnsylvanla
aud MaIyls1 q l4.lsc., Pioyeicns very hrnls mes
potR, oia' S!s ": new w y; :enlx nea ~ hos.i
en- ana clear rip saeh PACKED .SHnlVtci pac9h,
,honldcfs SHe; cicaf ZIP siass iah tS, hetns iaSa
iohc. Lara. ietllea .loNc; bntter uuli western
bSSSssSc = T M ouist. Pin csrr"cs oIaIna1y In fair
iiIaisxc. snuaaI I' s,eadv. Var 7stc. WHISKY.
stesiy auIi ouIssi NJ al iSE. T.a'r" 49,
49,. - $500, ~, IA,
nominaai. 'fatmmi,vy Il 7beS ~. ii.nsy 4, 2sss 49, Wheat
Arm. Sa''Y rea H n. coru demand III I'M: M = Gnc.
Oats. no TRANSACTIONS. i've "oiiiet: No q dc,
Bailey In good demand cxt;a No. 8 fail Goa.
potE stCahy; mtss siSCoJ Lard dull: primo stcsm
g;1sa., Bulk meats quiet; shoulders TIC: short ttb
.:2E.sau.t, N.Y. ioi Haa'' w anIn!uets ssfs' sne,t ~ nv ~.
uuiet; extra Not,hwCstcrn cfcatnery doc: choice
dairy 2lc Liusetd oil auict At Gsas6c, I"
Totrno. rcb,na,v ~ yhest active MT n bass
,oa.,. X, VIVA 4, I " M . on,|S, = ~ - = M
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OUR Wet Prints aro all sold.
1l2 Pieces Velvet loft.
l45 Yards Ottoman Silk ut J9c.
$50 Pair Kid GLOVES.
100 Pieces Crash.
81 Dozen Regular Made Hose.
A Few dozen Towels md a few gross
Buttons arc all We have left OF the Wet
Goods, and We hope 10 sell them all to.lay.
II. EMSllElMER.
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sack Of buckwhsss aour and one box Of
coffee.
Fairmont W. Va, three bsg,, ten ho1es,
tweaty-eae barrels, s'x,y.ssYea sacks Of -four
and one bundle. ggEt
B%arneaville, o., four barrels Of potatoes, one
box Of clothing and one BACK OF four IGI
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-TnE GLADEyILIF
- Furnace Property, Ghderille, rrS,on ronn,.
y, Va, consisting Of $50 atIta Of farming ,vus w
timber lants, one cbatcoal blSt. iuilGssc', sI,esaa
on easy terms Or exchange for tity ,,ona,,r s"tuN
ply to AENRY X. LIST, l4G4 Mali i,i..t. dap
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y Mr.. Jos lph !. IAines yebterday, received
a letter from Mr.. CHARLES 9snseDy, stating
that he would be In Martins Ferry soon and
spend two or three days In the interest OF the
Belmont Stoyc Company. This corporation
Was projected some time before the food,
and the site Ind already been selected. bat
the high water sort Of dsmpened II. Now,
however, II Is hoped II will be pushed and
that before many months roll around the Is.
tablishment, completed, will be added to the
lis OF Martins Feriy's 'industties. Tho cit.
ixlns would be uuwiEe to let tho prejec! fall
tpratypI I.H r.. I'M "NHHrEa.H Ft. .H-.H|HM M ||4HEH'
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CHICAGO. February lS.-The Drorrs' Journal RI,
ports: Live hogs-R ecc1rts 16 COO head: shipments
7 10: packing and shipping 81 .0a7. 65: light SO 4C
al 10; skIps 81 9ba6 %. Cattle Receipts 1000 heal
shipments 400 head; market strong; exports 81 lOa
! o.; good 70 choice shipping s. G5a6 4G: common
10 medium IS 00a5 g. ~Shecp-Eeceipts 0 Geo head;
ship enis ! 1CO heed: market wc.k on cJmroD,
~iutrrior to fair s. 76,4 90: tredium 10 good 81 20
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DRAWING 10 A CLOSE.

The relief steamer Resolute, loaded with
provisions and stores by the citizens Of Pitts
burgb, will arrive here tomorrow morning.
She will leave supplies Of various kinds
where needed on her down trip. The Iron
City is also tnroute up the river with lis party
OF Pittsburgh newspaper men, aad ought 10
arrive here to-day. Neither Of them will be
esked to leave any store, here.
Mayor Miller said to an INTELLldEScER re-
porter last night that it was bis desire to get
sufficient aid from the Government now to
complete the work Of relief, and then TO give
wo,d to the country that no further sid is
needed here. He thinks the sum at Lien =,
Garlinat,n's disposal will be amply suit.
Client to do this. He Is DESTROYS Of bringing
IS speedy a close 10 the work as is consistent
with tie most enlightened charity, and 1t 10
tho general opinion that this should be done.
A gentleman who hs3 had very good op.
portunities to observe the work Of the relief
commit eel In the various wards, said to an
1NTELlIaENcRR man yesterday, that be
thought the real needs Of the victims OF the
l,od had largely been supplied. and he
'%houghtit would be q good idea 10 place the
remaining fuudu aud sto1ez, together with
unfinished work, in the hands Of the
Womap's Union BENEVOLENT Society, let
them gradually close up TIE work and re'ain
any surplus e.. the nucleus for a permanent
charitable fund.
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Cotton,

CINCINNATI. o., February ls.-Live hogs easier;
packing and butchers 81 20a7 CO.; receipts AS head;
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rEsTERpAY's DONATIONS.

The donations received at headquarters
yesterday consisted OF four barrels Of pota-
toes, one barrel OF meat and six boxes Of
clothing aud provisions from Columbus.
Hamilton Black ford, Of Martins Fetry, two
bsskets Of bread. Eight bed ticks from Flush.
Ing, 9. B9xuf hat1. shoes and clothing from
Ma. Johns, Of Etaavllle. She has been ia
this part OF tho country only three months.
yet abe trudged UP through the mud yester.
day, and banded oyer 10 the committee The
be,t assortment OF clothing yet received.
That lady ha1a heart as big ~ 4 barn.
Abatch OF hoods was received yesterday
with the following label "For the kids
that were born on tho high wa.e.s.n The
only signature W.T. Hammond
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A GOvEEa nENr OFFICER
In the City E.60hiaE after tho Work OF
|'..... H.Hn -H Helfcf. . ID.

Lieutenant Darlington, Of the U. 8. Army,
arrived in the city yesterday 10 ascertsin
What rslief Is needed In Wheeling, Dsnwood,
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport, West Wheeling
aud Bcllaire. He was in consultation with
Mayor Mile. aud the gentlemen OF the local
relief committee last evening, and in tele'
phonic Communication with the committee
as Benwood. To-day he will go to B.nwont
aud Wet Wheeling and view the 8 tuatior In
thtse peculiarly unfortunate towns Tor him
self.G H.
Lieut.. Darlington Is detailed to ascertain
ard report the needs Of this locality, and
points ba!ow on tho river, that the Govern.
nlsut relief steamer, Katie %stockdsle. may
be posted ss 10 ths wants OF the various
towus, aud provide for them on the up "trip.
He is authorized 10 e fend usum not exceed
ing 81, 600 hero Tor the sufferers In Wheeling
aud vicinity. Besides thia sum, Major Cush.
ing will furnish Wheeling with i GOO blank
cts, valued at 50 90 eacr, making the total
amount Of Government aid at the disposal Of
Wheeling s $500.
The COMMITTEE hero advised Lieut.. Gar
lington tha. their wants in addition to the
1909 blankets, which are needed. would be
raions for $500 people for ten days, and u
supply Of meN's and boys shoes. This, with
the supplies now Ga hand, will give the COM
mittee ample Stores to continue the work for
about two weeks, which 10 ss long es thu
committee considers 1t necessary to continue
to atf,rd relief - aay large number Of nuf.
ferers.
At Benwood their wants arc also nearly
supplied, and the towns over the river are
we'll csred for. After attending 10 his duties
here Lien. Darlington will g, down the
river In a skif, aud stop at all the ,owns,
making his report from Parkersburg By tels.
r al, H-Hu"". f."H#E U-# f#f. HH ..I.H-
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very dull. Prices stioug and aquarter OF from lat
weeks opening prices; feceipti 2,O07 head; ship
ments sj2 head. Hog market fair. receipts $50
head; shipments 2, fG0 head: Philadele hias 81 GNa
AZ CO., Sheep marke! firm aud prices tsa2Cc higher
than last weeks opening prices; receipts 1000 head;
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RAl11soaE,I February ls,-flour Atme.: Howard
s'Eeet ana Sssistn supeifne 81 T,e3 30: extra IS rs
I "; {sm!!y e6GA6 Is. Wheat, easier; No, \ winter
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MI. Samuel Fishsf, 10 notify al properly
holde,sto havai their csllars 'cleansdl out I'M

They also resolved to AK Council 10 order
thu necessary drainage to be constructed to
drain Of the water In those portion, Of The
town wheru 1t lies s,sguant Countil will BE-
msmorializsd 10 make an appropriation to
purchase lime for persons unable 10 do 90,
Tor dlsiniecinnt nnrnnsna. ". .LL
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THE GENERAL ruEa.

n . " 1 sss..s sss.,s.. ts.ssssss 20 W
Will!mautic Linen Co ..... -. ........ 49,, 100 70
!nsu1ante Celmnaily oil North ApicSlca. ..,....,. 80 20
Fnlfer Is. 0tlieiS \. Co, New Yors ......., -. fLd "a
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ron RENT.

NoR RENT-AT A MODERATE F1c'
house, No. 81 Thirteenth street. rns's, nIWslll9
tooms, TWO halls, bathroom, wssh.hol,tSus Is NV
collars. Enquire on tho l~rrn!sos, on ~ ~ Gvkep:a
NitDE, No t2oG Maiu street. 1851 W." t,t
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HEALTH MANURE

The Board Of Health met yesterday atler.
ternoon At the Office Of Joseph T. Haines.
The Board, after discue1ing the situation
thoroughly, instructed the Health Officer.
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The Nutf Fanrf N.

The troubles of the unfortunate Mutt fam
lily seem to be unending. After the scquit-
tai OF Young Mutt for the shooting Of Dukes
the unknown friends of the latter began a
series of the most annoying petty persecu-
tons. Anonymous writings were posted up
near the Mutt residence during the nights,
containing the vilest language, abusing the
members Of the family and threatening all
manner Of vengeance on James and all who
testified to his good character al the trial.
These prosecutions, taken in connection with
the financial embarrassments In which the
family found itself involved, decided Mrs.
Mutt to dispose Of her Unioutown property
and remove to Allegheny City. The family
mansion has been sold to satisfy a mortgage.
Mrs. Mutt has purchased house in Allegheny
aud moved thither, several Of her children
having already secured employment in that
city.
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he Rane Of RE Ri., Head

The Dreaded scourge Of the Orient, is ST.
lently but surely approaching the American
continent From the confines Of Asia to the
shores of the Mediterranean onward and
persistent in It's course the fearful malady
has attacked the helpless population of Italy,
marking its track with death and desolation,
and has now invaded the French capital.
Happily Asiatic cholera finds but temporary
Judgment among civilized people, the by
genie means requisite for its suppression be-
ing well understood and generally
availed OF. Since the year OF its
introduction To America in 1892, each sub
seGuent visitation has been modified, less
malignant in character, and more amenable
TO therapeatical agents; its diagnosis and
prognosis are apparent TO every intelligent
practitioner, and in rare Instances where
the SYMPTOMS closely assimilste cholera NOR
bus and result fatally, an autopsy discovers
distinctly the true nature Of the disorder
more serious visitation, as II is more per
manent less uader control Of remedial
agents. and more obnoxious to
intelligent minds now menaces
the great northwest hitherto almost
exempt Sporadic cases have appeared from
time 10 time ia certain localities, but 10 the
present il can scarcely be said TO be epidemic.
Recurring symptoms are, however, so fire.
quent and SO many patients seem affected
that here, as elsewhere in Europe and the
eastern states .'where wealth accumulates
and men decay" big head" the familiar
nsme now current though not endemic in
America, is fast taking stand among the
social evils which society is called upon 70
combat. The protectariat is most susceptible,
though no condition is totally exempt;
The plodding farmer, the village blacksmith,
carpenter or eobbier, the country school
master, The county court lawyer of the
lightning bug order,n each ami all have
their instances OF ''big head. - The sudden
acquisition of wealth, the possession Of which
sondones the methods by which II is OBJ
tanned, whether by the theft of a railroad,
dishonest scheming, or watering stocks, the
accidental turn of fortunes wheel on Wall
street or in the grain market, or yet in that
suoiimely charitable institution the
Louisiana State lottery: nor Is it
confined TO the wealthy, sudden
political or social preferment is a FREQUENT
exciting cause The symptoms manifested
are an urgent, supcrcillious manner, a desire
to swell ana appear important aud iudiffer-
ence and GOODNESS 70 QuOndAm associates not
equally fOrtuanate, and in extreme cases a
Triumphant self conceit, from which the in
sensate patient rarely RECEIVERS. The pharma-
copaia Is vainly consulted, moral suasion and
teaching alone afford palliatiou in acute
stacks. The injunctions OF the divine Mas
ter, his sermon on the mount, s'Grays
Elegy In Country Churchyard, ~
and the like may be read with benefit, while
an occasional visit 70 the many cemeteries
throughout the county may serve as an sd-
juvsnt 10 restoration In chronic cases a
a.
and drcrepstude afford no alienation. and
the wretched "big head" despised and unre-
GREETED sinks into oblivion.
Mrnrrra
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COMMERCIAL
On 'Chanre.


ST. PAUL, Dec. l2.-There was a FAT, attend
ancc yesterday on change, and the entire lis,
OF grains and produce met with some attention.
Wheat was firm at Wednesdays prices: receipts.
o4'5OO bushels. Corn was in slow demand. and
sales were made ut &c below sellers quotations.
Oats we're quiet, and sales sustained quoted
prices Barley was firm and sales were made
fuily &c advance on call prices. Feed was in fair
demand, and choice kiln dried sold at higher
ngures; bran was steady. Hay, wild. sold az
prices ranging from SOS to $3.50. There wac
no change in seeds. Eggs were quiet Follow
ing Is the cali:
WHEAT-NO hard, sec bid; January zoe bid ;
FEBRUARY, Tic bid; May 7sc bid, SOC asked ;
No. regular 5S06Oc bid; No. hard 6sG65c
old; No. regular 5SN56e bid.
CoRN-New mixed &c asked.
OATs-No. mixed, &c asked: December
22c asked; No. white, 2Sc asked; No. white,
&c asked.
BARLEr-No. Q. 4s05Oc bid, SIC asked; De-
cember, SOC bid No. extra, 42G85c bid; No. 3
3SQ40c bid.
RYE-No 44c bid.
GROUND FEED-S13.75 bid. s14 IS asked.
CoEN MEAI-SlS.oO bid, Sl4O0 asked; bolted,
S2O. 90.
BhAN-sacked, $500 asked; in bulk ss.5
bid, $500.
BALED HAY-ss.5O bid, 81 90 asked.
TIMOTHY HAY-s9 81 asked.
LIVE Hoes
DRESSED HoGs-S4.5O bid, SAB asked.
FLAX SEED-Sl.l6 bid.
TIMOTHY SEED-S1OO bid, SIZE asked.
CLOVER sEED-S4.O 90 bi1, $3.50 asked.
EGGs-22c bid, 22Hc aske5 strictly fresh.
DEMONSTRATING stock, 61Sc bid, snGl0c
asked; DAIRY 1e@2Oc; creamery 2703Oc.
Ths following COMPARATIVE table gives the
principal quotations al the call change On De-
celaber IL, 1853. and to-day:
Issa. 1874.
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Corn. spo, lots opened K0ie higher. and closed
with the advance lost: options opened k9Ee
higher. later fell back n1fHc. closing heavy
receipts, $1,000 bushels: exports. Ia. 900
bushels; ungrzded. 5O254c; No s. 4s1z95Oa c;
steamer, 49z G52zc; steamer white, sic:
steamer yellow, see; No. December 536a
sc, closing a. s3xc; January. 4sh0sekc
closing a. zsHc; February. an G4sc, closing
~ 47ze. March 47kG4ee. closing at 47Ae;
May s6A Gs7kc. closing ~ 46Hc- Oats were
weak; receipts, 81 900 bushels. exports. none /:
mixed western. S2G3sze; white western. sea
sc. Hay. quiet. Coffee, spot fair: Rio. dull
and weak options. opened weak and closed q
shade higher; sales were reported - follows
10. $50 bags; December, 81 95.zs05: January
Ss.050s.lO; February. s8.l59S-25; March,
s.. ssGs. IS: April. s. .4o1s.45: May, IS. $50
$50; June SIS. Sugar. quiet; standard A. So q
5xc. Molasses, quiet but steady; New Orleans.
3s1sse. according 20 quality Rice, demand
fair and market firm Petroleum sfesdy {:
united 73Se: refined re; crude. 6x0Tc
TailOw was steady II 61c- Rosin. was hrm.
TIrpentine was duh 81 sic Eggs, western.
quiet an steady At 27G2sc- Pork, dull and
depressed; new mes quoted ~ Sl275
Beef. was unchanged. Cut meats, steady /;
long clear middlss S6.25. Lard was weak i:
western steam spot quoted AZ S7-15; Deem
Der, g. esQ7.OO; Jan1sry 50 s997.03: Febrn-
airy So 0067.l0; March S7-ii6T-i5; April, 81. 20
G7.30. Nay. 81 23G7.s5. Butter. quiet and
steady at eG3Oe. Cheese. arm and fairly
active. Other articles are unchanged
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ST. Paul Family Retail Dra-,,..

BREAD AND ELoUR-Wheat bread Sc Der N
rye bread SC per In; Vienna bread. Toe per loaf;
-four straight, -. 509s. 60 per sack: patents s.
15QSS. 90; buekwheat sc per h.; graham &c
per ID.
OVERWHELMINGLY sOGs5c; dairy =5c; cook
ng 1874 @20c.
HoNEY-Minnesota honey in comb 25c per
pound
CHEEsE-12h015c02o; Swiss, 2o025c -,
CoFFEE-Green Rio, 500 lbs for 81; Javs
greenl S@4 los for 81; Rio roast. 406G17 les
for 81; Java roast S5c per ID, los for 81 Mocha
same as java.
TEA-Gunpowder 5o09oc; Japan from % 20
zoe; Oolong 40 10 soc; Young Tyson so, So eOc.
EGes-Strictly fresh, 24025c.
FIsH-Salmon. 10000 per 10; white fish,
trout, pike and bass, 1oc; pic kerel, croppies Sc
perm. Mackerel l5c eac l.
MEATS Round steak 12x: sirloin steak 15c;
porter house, l50lsc; roasIs 12 Z disc; oorned,
70l0e; mutton r0asts l20I5c; chops i5c;
pork S0i2hc; pork sausages. l21sc; belognas
12M veal 1914 aISc.
POULTRY AND GAME-Turkeys i6W17c per ID;
chickens 45055c; live fowl 654S0c per PAIR;
dressed chickens l49l5c; wild gees 75c6$l
each; maiards soc, pair; black duck SOC, pair;
teal PC each.
! suGARs-Granuisted is@1sx lbs. for 500;
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ASSOCIATED Press Markets
Milwaukee ProIuca

MILWAUKEE, Dec II Flour was quiet and
steady. Wheat was easy; No. 2. lsle: Deem
Der sOAc; January 7lc; February, 7lze
Corn, scarce and nominally firm; No. s, SIC
Oats were dull; No. 2. 24G24Hc. Rye wa.
scarce; No. J., 525se. Barley. was very quiet
No. :, 50Kc; extra No. 3. 43c. Provisions were
higher mess pork sold Al S11.25 cash and De
cemoer; Sll 90 January; lard, prime steam.
1913 cash and December: S5.79 January
Sweet picked hams, firm, at s1d9he Live
hogs, higher at 81 .O094. 80. Dressed hogs hrmer
at S4.50D4.70. Butter was hrmer; choice
creamery, 25926c; fair TO good, Ssaa4e.
best dairy, l70iSc. Cheese was s-eady, be-,
new cream llX012Hc Eggs were frmer
at 2O922c Receipts. o. 326 barrels OF -four:
62,455 bushels OF wheat; {, 600 bushels OF bar
ley Shipments, 5,8ls barrels OF -four; 9iU
bushels Of wheat; IL, 1870 bushels Of barley.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-12
New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Dec. l1.-Flour, duh; receipts.
$4,000 barrels; exports 1900 barrels; common
to good extra S2.60GS.25; superfne stSte
nd western, S2.soG2.s5; good to choice, s.. 80
Q5.O0; white wheat extra 81. 75G5.O 90; extra
Ohio, 50. 75G4.90, Minnesota patent process.
3. 50F95.00; ST. Lonis. S2.75G4. 80. Wheat
spot lots a shade lower; options heavy; receipts
1900 bushels; exports. $4,000 bushels; No. 2
spring see; ungraded red. s71s6xc; No. 2
red, sH@s4c; ungraded white 50 4Gsfc; No. 8
red, 75c; No red. January sales, $4,000 bush
els at so99soSc, closing at s0xe; February
sales i,Oos.o0O bushels at sea- ass NC closing at
sSc; March sales 1900 bushels at ssh ass &c,
closing at S5kc; April sales $4,000 bushels
at e7%0s7ze, closing az s7Me; May sales
$4,000 bushels at s9z GS9xc, closing al sszc.