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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18

Now IUAT the Democratic delegates
to Chicago from West Virginia have
been selected, our Republican contem.
poraries % this city will be able TO give
their undivided attention to the matter
of choosing representatives Of Mr..
BLAINE's interests in the next Ma.
tiOTa al Republican Convention.
We say representatives of Mr..
BLAINE's interests because it has been
determined that no one who has not a
first-class BLAINE record shall be &C.
credited to Chicago by West Virginia
Republicans. This conclusion, We are
sorry to Do,e, will cut offour Republican
eonfreres here to considerable extent,
for the reason that that portion Of them
who were not engaged in editing free
trade Democratic journals during pre-
vious periods Of Mr.. BLAINg's long
candidacy, were either busily booming
Mr.. BRISTaw or holding up the coat.
tails of Uncle JOHN SHERMAN, instead
of yelling for the plumed POSsum of the
KenGeb+c.
IL will likewise cut of any chances
which might otherwise have occurred
to COlODelJACoB KEMPLE and ex-Con.
gresham HAGANs, both of whom have
been Known tOtslk SeditiOusly eoneeru-
ing Mr.. BLAINE.
Itmay lea matter ofregret to oil these
offenders that the Republic is likely to
be deprived oftheir services at Martins,
burg and Chicago, but the decree ap-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18

Two interesting subjects will proba'
bly, come before the quadrennial gen
eral conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church which meets at Phil
adelphia on the first day of May next.
One Of them is the "time limit" by
which Methodist pastOrates are restrict
ed to the term of three years and the
other is the matter of lay representation
in the annual conferences Of the de-
nomination. From present indications
it seems probable that the present re-
striction. which prevents pastor from
more than three years in succession,
will be retained. There is a large and
influential party which would like to
see this restriction removed, but the
Membership generally seems disposed
to oppose any innovation which looks
to the weakening Of the itinerary sys-
tenn.
AS to the admission of lay delegates
to the annual conferences there is no
such expression of opinion as would in
dictate the probable action otthe geaer-
al convention. The fact that the latter
body is made up of lay as we'll IS eleri-
cal delegates would seem to favor
the construction of the bodies subOrii-
nate TO il IN y similar way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18
The Barber on Politics.


well, said the German barber, now well
established in his shop in the Bowery: do
yCu Vode for Chin PLANE for PRESIDENT,
or yich is our candidate, or perhaps dot
jCn'd drubble you who got der chop, eh1
Der Republicans are now employed in soFd.
N ovid of der hardy for PRESIDENT dot
rsscal yich, NIT der helb uf leedIs BOLT.
cal chlorsts ut lime, will not Shmell so
Dsd bat yot der beeple can shwallow him.
Efery Won OXcebt DinCOln is professional
oolidician-und he is crazy to peen Won.
F. Oh Won is more like charidy as der neg5t
ven, cufIeIing der sins Nv q multitude uf
OItinAry rsscals. Yot apowd Aisder Ar.
thur? Veil, vot spOwd him, except he has
got against him half der rasgals, unit dot
hsif is cOmbosed OF all der bicture carts NV
der pack
der Tenograts ain'd got such a pig
growdu t raSSals but dots no credit to dem /;
it's more der shmardness Ut der Rebuilt.
cons keeping dem from temptation away,
der last twenty-five year. Since Mr.. Tilden
Ell enjoyed his regular lesb year bicnic of
ptipg drotted ovid und den drotted pack
sgaip, der osrdy has peen sdiaining its
eyes for drump card, und it's like drying
to find haystsck a baper of neetleS in.
site. So long dem can dalk apowd Tildeu
dem psen habbY. TildPn is choost der
same to der Temogrst hardy like dynamite
to der Irish-someding dem ton'd under
stand, put Vich scsres der udder site like
der tuyvel choost merely to sbeak apout it.
III bsf pesn blinking, w ton'd some rich
Americans Club tergeddsr und nominate
u goot Biesident; platform: Der Bseple's
Peeznsss shall psen mansGed like Brod-
wy sdhoTe.' Shiminy Hooky. vot kind
uf a schsnce would Chin ind Chef und
sammy ind der rest ut EN- haf alongsite
pf such 8 dings lie dot?n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18

a BILL - pending in the Massachus-
etts Legislature to forbid discrimination
against CoIOred people in life insurance.
1t seems that the companies in In -
State do not like to issue policies on the
lives of colored people they regard
them as extra hazardous risks, and
when they take them at all, charge
q higher rate than on the lives of white
persons. In defence OF this practice it
is asserted that in the last twenty-eight
years the colored deaf - in Boston have
exceeded the cOlored births i'm every
year but two; and mOrtuary statistic,
are produced to show that in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, the white deaths are
10 per |, 90 and the colOred IS; in 0ich-
mond the rate is IS per 1000 for the
whites and Al for the blacks; in BaIti-
more it is - 70. the whites and 50 for
the blacks showing that the death
rate for the negroes is twice or thrice
as great as for the whites. Mr..
CHAPPELLE, g cOlored member OF the
Massachusetts House, i'm a speech in
favor OF the bill, argued that, notwith-
standing these statistics, the cOlOred
people Of the country are increasing
faster than the whites. They number
100000 already" said he, land il they
keep on gaining at the present rate the
country will become sll colored." The
ill has passed 10 third reading and
has a good show for becoming a law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18
POLITICAL aORsELS.

The New York World says the Rspubli
can bosses in that city are all ready 10 de-
sert Arthur.
Mr.. Arthur's only organ in New York,
Truth, speaks in a harmonious way OF the
'disre putab!e ghost of Mulligan Blaine
A club has been organized in Dallas,
Tex, for the purpose, as one Of the speak
ers announced, of making the Republican
party respectable
The reading clerk of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes must be an enthusiastic old
mossbaCk He says if the Democrats nom
mate Tilden they will carry lows
uSossousI ~ - GredGCuI thfng 10 Ihffk
how the Democratic party has been Slcri'
feed by the folly OF lis so called leader
ship"
A Southern paper observes that il Uncle
Holman ever tOrgetS mis- guardianship OF
lion OF public building is pending.
Ex Governor Hendricks, who has Just re
turned from a foreign tour, says ne IS in
isvor OF Democratic harmony on the tariff
spd all other questions. This is about as
near IS the great Hoosier ever gets to a
POLITICAL issue.
nj Fred Douglas had not married a
white woman he would have been elected
a delegate to Chicago by the recent Rspu5-
lican convention in this city said an in
ttlligent Washington negro the other day.
White folks think the woman disgraced
herself by marrying a negro, but the ne
groes are almost unanimous in thinking
Douglas was the one who married an in.
feFior"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18

Mr.. TILDEN in a letter read at the
banquet OF the Iriquois Club at Chicago
last Tuesday, traces the gradual change
which a false construction Of the con-
stitution has wrought in the political
system of the government, and points
out that mo reform Of administration
is possible 50 long as the.government Is
directed by party which is under the
dominion of false doctrine and ami
mated by enormous pecuniary interests
in the perpetuation of existing abuses"
1.-THE first effective step" he says, lin
the reform of the government must be
q fundamental change in the policy OF
its administration He adds that
while the work of reform will be diffi-
cult to accomplish, he does not despair
Of the ultimate dsliveranee OF the
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18

AN interesting specimen OF Virginia
Republicanism, testiiyrng before the
Danyille Commit told Senator SHEER
MAN how he had labOred with brother
on the subject Of voting, to such degree
that he had been compelled to take of
his coat and vest 10 argue with greater
freedom; how that unregenerste Afri-
can had subsequently returned to the
debate stripped as for battle, had ',jes'
double up his ham an rubbed it up an
down my nose, an, sed ne, Il am thar
an will drink you blood er you mine?"
how he, being a philosopher, wasted ne
more time in Improbable discussion
and "didn't present it," taking it for
granted that his athletic acquaintance
had a feeIln' toward him about vOtln'
de ticket" No doubt Senator SH sR
MAN has come to feel the same way.
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Notice to Creditors,

1T N
i LlGAN, deceased:
In pursuance of a decree OF the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling. in the county OF Quo sad
state Of West Virginia, made in q cause
there n pending. to subject The real estate OF
the said William 9iliiRsu u the payment OF
his debts, you are required 10 present yOur
cl aims against the est ale OF the said William
Gilligan Ter adjudication 10 Joseph X Paul.,
Commissioner n ChSncery OF said Court a.
his offiee, No. l220 Chapline street, in the city
Of wheeling. 10 said county GA or before
Saturday, the nth day of MAY, A D. 1884,
Witness, Thoma as ". Darrah, CLERK of said
Cont, this LIST day OF April, 1884.
THOMAS ". DARRAH,
ap2oavt Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18

THE REGISTER has, by sew
eraI thousand copies, a larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two VirSinias
or Eastern Ohio. Its adVanta-
ges as an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18

TNOR SALE CHEAP-WAGON and CAR.
Il riage shop, Sim Grove, Ohio county. w.
Va, with gool run OF custom work, enough
for four men. Size Of buildings are: smith
shop 20xi0, wood shop lSSS2, paiat room 2Oxi0,
ware room lSNi0. Wood shop paint room
ard secor story OF wood shop are all wains
coated and plastered. Good reasons for sell.
ing. Inquire on promises Of
mResdO j. l.. KIMMINS,
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s.. Lo,rI Giobc D.mncrn,.

Another correspondent writes to rs iu-
curing about Mr. Bla;ns's religion. When
aSE hesrd from Jim was a Calvinistic u IL
vsrsalist. paving pew rent to the Melho-
dists and communinS With the BaptistS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18
ALEXANDER BONE, sR.

NOTARY PUBLIC, GENERAL BUsINE5-
~ and Licensed Real Estate AGent, Stoc {
md Money BrUker. Deeds, leases, scRnoHE
edgements and pArtnersGIp agreemen u drawn
up, merchants and manufscIursra' book
'Peneu, housea Routed, rents collected, collec-
ions promptly remittsd. AL pnalnoas CORES
(ondence confdentlally attended 70. No. Il6s
Market street, OttH Slock, corner of Market
snd Twelfth 81, Wheeling. W. Va nolT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18
Gay Young IVES wins Miss Mary's
Heart.
ChicGgo NerG

The latest rumor from across the water
is to the effect that Miss Mary Anderson,
the accomplished Kentucky actress, has
rejected the matrimonial offer of West.
minister Abbey, brother Of Henry E. Alb
hey, the theatrical manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18

pears to have gone forth. They will as
least have the satisfaction of aiding 10
bringing others under the ban OF ex'
communication.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18
The Times are Out OF Joint.

Adsm Bedesu, Biogrspher Badeau, G EN-
ersl Grants Badesu, has resigned his place
of Consul General to Havana. He has vol
untsrily given up s. 600 year! A very
mad world, my masters! Dr.. Newman
nav resign vet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18
On the Right Trail.

Nv FIlIEII'0'' wv
Ths JsekasS trail to the CGur d'Alene
mines is announced TO be open for travel.
The $1,000 people who are expected to go
over the Irsii this spring snd summer will
think when they get TO the mines that
they took the right trail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18

a AiAgsns wanted. % day made
E--SEIIl u selling orr New House hold
f-2,NS Articles and Family Scala
~ ~ Weighs up 70 Is lns. Sells
CKH0AlaxsM DOMESTIC SCALE Ool
Cinctpnesl
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Cincinnati & Pittsbu.1h Packet line

For Marietta Parkersburg. Pomsroy, Hun.
tiagton, i ronton, Portsmouth and Cincinns 4:
Steamer Katie stockdale, down eys1y Tuesday
ats A. n. Steamer Emma Graham, down
every Thursday at ga. Il. Steamer sc0tia,
down every saturday atsA. q.
These boats are unsurpassed for speed and
safety. For freight or paesage apply 70
Il. ]. ksHUTZ
del5eb n gta nm 4 Iona
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Notice.

TOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF OHIO
III county bearing six per cent interest are
hereby notified that bonds No. and III have
been drawn and the same will be paid NJ the
Rank 0f Wheeling on the 1T day OF May,
ISL. Interest on said bonds Will cease from
'"''' N' GEO. W. WOODS.
aniira
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A GrIp-Bsx for the summer Girl.

y. I. H1H ana kIpTesS.
Travelling bags Of leopard skin with solid
silver mounting and silver initials on she
side are the latest
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FRIDAY. APRIL rs. 1854.

NOTICE TO SCBSCRLbsEA
lie Gose printed on he wrapper q
szchpgpeT denotes u'c time '0ten TIE SUB
scTiption srPtTeS.
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aR,x., erMr. vance, Of CaroIina

Logan Is quite q noisy man, and prooa'
bly, the most elegant cusser in the Ameri-
can Senate.
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Poor Geek Robin aad o Rieh Mans
Wffe
Recent Paris Letter.

Mrs. MAekaY, the millionaire's wife. has
a dress Of white velvet, covered with Rob-
ins' breasts.
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NOTICED.

OFFICE or WHEELIsG AND HAsMsBuRG
RAILWAY COMPANY or WEST vIE6rxtA.
WHEELING, March IS, 1884
nRCLAEATICN Is HEREBY MADE
IL that The Wheeling and HARRISBURG kaii-
way Company and tie Elm Grove and etata
Line Railroad Company by sn agreement
made on March IL, issI, merged and consoii.
Gated their railroads, fTanehi En- properly
and capital stock, apd adopted for their aid
dated the name OF "The Wheeling I'D Hsr.
risbnrg Railway Company OF West Sir<inia
FREDFkICR J. 0ROTRvENf.
secretary OF The Wheeling and HarrtsburR
mr26Tb
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Choice OF the Greatest Artists.
The HENRY ?, MILLER PIANOS.

O4NAI INONNII.NDIL
In all those peculiar qualities OF Touch
Tone, Power, Beauty and Durability, so ne
cessaTy 10 constitute the really superior in
-trument. FULLY GUARANTEED. Buy thsm
in preference 10 all Others. Address for all
information, JAMES w. WHITE,
apl4 7lg Market street,
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Ckn Scudtcs
why the Fashionable JeHeler smiles
Mo- York Nail aud Express. :.
Four dismonds in q row on q bar OF gold
is the swellest thing just now Tor ladies'.
The Cub That Causes the Ear Pulling.
. NaC York Journal.
Mr. Morrison's little tariff baby will in
all probability get an awful spanking.
AQuSp that Passes she Current.
Gdlreston NewS.
Cremation is one Of the burning ques-
tons.
ny FRIEND.
"He is my friend" I said,
'Be patient!' Overhead
The skies were drear and dim
And 10! the thought Of him
smiled on my heart-aud then
The sun shone out againl
"ne is my friend!" the words
Brought summer and the birds;
And all my winter time
Ihawed into running rhyme
And rippled into song,
Warm, tender, brave and strong
And so II sings to-day,
So may II sing Away!
Thong b waving grasses grow
Between, and lilies blow
Their trills OF perfume, clear
AS laughter to the ear,
Let each mute measure enQ
With "stiil he ismy friend! NJ, puav
Try Langdon's City Butter Crackers.
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The Cub That Causes the Ear Puilin
4 u

Four dismonds in q row on bar OF gold
is the swellest thing just now Tor ladies'.
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Mr.. Morrison's little tariff baby will in
all probability get an awful spanking.
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GdlreStOn NewS.
Cremation is one of the burning ques-
tons.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
COAL AND COKE.

COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal 1925 U tom Pittsburg coal 81 80
P ton; Raymond City coal 81 25 per ton; block coal
So so p tom Blossburg coal. SO per ton; jackson
coal "a " tom crushed coke, l3c bushi lump coke,
lie Y hush
Tomatoes-Two-p pound cans SS093e 3-pound, ST
01.25. PeachesEStandard 3-pound ST. 5@2. 20;
3pound seconds, $1:65 @1.t5 2-pound standard,
Yarmouth, $1,000 1.35; Revere, S1.35; McDlurray,
$1.25 100. acknowledgement, $1.O5 a.
LILO; rlspberries, 2-pound $145@ 1.55; pineapple
standard 2-pound l.S0W2 second do, 81. 200f 40;
cove oysters 1pound full weight, E1.0501.IO;
light, 55@70c 2-pound, full $l.7550 80 light,
$lO501 20; string beans SO0S5c; Lima beans s a
40; peas marrowfat, S5c@S1 40; small ST. 109
l.5O; Holsters, $l.700.1.SO.
DRUGS,
Alcohol, SO. 2O@23 30; asfetida 30035c alum, 4D
Sc; camphor 27@30c; cochinea 60065c; chloro-
form, 81. 15 copperas brs, S30350; cream
tartar pure, $50 lOei indigo s. @120; licoree Calab
genuine, 35U40c; magnesia, carb., 2-oz. 30035;
II lac OIL castor, y gal 81. 100 OIL berga-
mot. p tb, $2.75@3 opium $l@4.25i quinine, p.
q w. y ounce, 81 so a |. 50: balsam copabai GOO
G5c soap CASTLE FIR, 12@16c; soda, ticatb A 25D
6e salts, epson, 4@5ei sulphur -four, a @6c saltpe-
ter, SU20ci turpentine, 4305Oc; glycerine so @35c
iodde potass $I,35 10 40; bromide potass 40a45c;
ohorete potash 2O@22i borax, l6@lSei cinchonidia
sOUSje.
olIs-Linsced oil raw, 55@5sc p gallon. Coal
straits, 63c Labrador Coo West Virginia lubricat.
ing 2003Oc; miners, Coo Lard oils-No. L, 20 a
1Jc DO. extra, - OS0c.
WHITE LEAD-Pure, &c; lower grades, 406c.
DRY GOODS.
PRDSTs--Albion's, solid eolors, 5lac; American
fancy, s. Aliens fancy 6ci Aliens dark &c; Aliens
pink. 6l2c Arnolds, 6c Berlin, solid coors, lec
Coeheco &c; Conestoga &C. Dunnells, 5l9e Eddy
stone &c; Gloucester Sc; Hartel. &c; Harmony
SC; Hamilton, &C. Greenwich 6c Knickerbocker, Ge
Mallory pink, 6l2c Richmond, 6lsc:
BROWN Observation-Disclosures A. 73ic; Boott c. Gc
Agawam +, Ge Bedford r. 4aic Augusta 6lse
Boot, AL, 7l2ci Continental G, 7ci Dwight Star,
7l2e; Edle Lake, 7c; Granitevile EE &c; Lawrence
BIZ Sc; Peppercll f. 7l4e; Pepperell r. CSC; Pep
perell - % l9e; Pepperell 1914, 25ci Utica 81 25c
Utica, l04, 27lae Utica @, Sc.
BLEACHED Observation-Disclosures A, &c; Banou
& Son 6l2ei Chestnut HILL 6ci Cabot T. 7e Chap
man y &C. Dwight Star S. Joe Fruit of the Loom,
Saloj L4nsdale, 80; Linwood Sc; Masonyille, 9lac;
New York Mills, 1Olac Our Own, sac; PeppereIi
81 25c; Pepperell 1914 ~ 12c; Hills 7alc; Hope,
Csc; Knights capbre &c; Lonsdaie caInbPic IL I2c;
Rhitinsgiile, 3sSinches 6e Eamsut+a He.
SHIETrNG STRIPGs-Amoskeag 10l9c. Arlington
9iec, Everett sIsc, Hamilton iGlac. Park Mills No,
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to choice shipping steers, $500 1920 common TO
medium, 81 5oa $40 grass steers $50,
mon to fancy sheep, s;3. % 40 10 bulk $4.25 @475
ST. LOUIS Jan. observation-disclosures. 2 500 ship
ments, 400. The quality was poor and prices lO@
l5c off on all below best grades; export steers $50
1850; good to heavy steers, $3.50 06. 10; light to
fair 30 @940; common to medium, SID " 4-oo;
good cows and heifers, Isl. @4.9O stoekers and
Feeders $3 500450.
Sheep and Iambs-Reeeipts. 1900; shipments
none. The market firm for best grades common
dull; low grades So 50@3.25; fair to good $500
4. 25; choice to fancy, $4.5005.
Hogs-Recepts, IL 500; shipments 1.S0O. The
market was lower and active; light hogs, $3.50 a
300; packing hogs, $40 @5.75i butchers to extra
$060@6.
NEW YORK, Jan 9.-Beeres-Receipts 3Gi0.
The market frmer and shade higher. with not
enough good to meet the demands poor to good
steers sold at PJ.5007.12l2 " cwt. live weight. for
prime stock. Exporters used 40 carloads, mainly
received direct from the West.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $3.50. The market
steady at SI7506.50 P cNt. for sheep, and
$575.@7.5O for lambs Exporters paid rs % a $50
for prime sheep.
market was firm at $5.75 $3.50 p cwt
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 9.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, The market
was weaker and lower; native steers Of LOO to
loo lbs average, SO So stockers and feeders
T3.15@4.dO; COWS, 1913 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 The market steady
for good grades others lower; sales made at
80. Is 05.65. mainly at $685. @5,55.
Sheep-Receipts, 700. The market was quiet and
unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY, Jan. 9.-Cattle-Receipts 1898;
market active; extra, $6.25d6.75; fair to good
TJ.6O@6. 2la; common, 4l2G5c p tb.
Hogs.Reeeipts 14095; market slow Philadelphias
$6.400G.G0; Yorker ;p5.9O06.l0.
Sheep-Reccipts 600; market slow; prime 50 a
5.25i fair to good $45O@4.75i common, 2l4a3c p
CINCINNATI Jan. 9.-Hogs weak; common and
light, &1d5.S 5 packing and butchers, 5000
CPS. Receipts, 8 800; shipments, LOGO
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 9.-Hogs steady at $50
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mixed, 42lse: No. 3 white, 43iee; No. white 4 lls
645c. Eggs easier extra, 81 oslo. Receipts
Flour 2}00 brs; wheat Is 900 hu; corn 1000 bu;
oats, 2.4OO hu. Shipments-Wh heat, 81, 600 bU;
corn, 10000 bu; oats, $500 bu.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 0.-Flour dali. Wheat dnll:
No Milwaukee 81; January, % 7sc February 81 '7;
March 9512c; May 81 OH Corn lower: No > Sic.
No 2 % l2c. Barley lower; No. spring cash,
60lac; February, 6034c extra No. B. u lsc. Pro
visions firm; mess pork $3.50 cash and january,
$l4.55 February. Lard-Piime steam, SS7 l4c
cash and January $500 February. Receipts
Flour 1900 brls; wheat % 900 bu; corn, $4,000
bu. Shipments-Flour, 10000 brlsi wheat, 10000
bu; corn, 10, 900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Jan 9.-Floup heavy and un-
changed. Wheat easier not lower. Corn firm,
No . mixed, ) Iac Oats in good demand ;md higher
at 30 L @36c Rye firm at 90 @66c. Barley in good
delnand extra No. 3 fall Csc. Pork in good demand
at $l3. Lard steady at S.S00 3 .S2l2c Bulk meats
unchanged; Bacon firm and unchanged. Whisky firm
at Sill Butter firm; choice dairy, DC
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9.-Wheat qui2t No. . red.
%lO2 LOB. Corn-No. , white, 53e: No. MIXED,
Sic. Oats, No. =. mixed Western. 81 p a36c. Pro.
ders, Gle clear rib, 75Sc; clear, 775c. Bacon
Shoulders &c: clear rib Sl2e; clear, 3 &c. Hams,
sugar-cued. 12lea 13c Lard-Kettle, lie primo
steam, 8S7l2c.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 9. - Cotton firm and UNI
changed; sales, 1000 bales speculation and export
1000 bales; American $3.50 bales. Beef extra
India mess, JOSS I'd. American lard ass. Bacon
Long clear 40s Cd. Spirits turpentine 27s. But
ter United States finest, 109s.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 9.-Tbe Commercial Indi.
reports: Wheat steady Sic bid cash, 81 i4c
February Sic May Corn quiet; II lac cash 4237o
February, DC May. Oats dull and nominal 3odle
cash
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-10
Oils.

BRADFORD, Jan. 9.--The crude oil market is
still Weakening. Total yesterday, 40 % brls
Total shipments 90 653 brls. Charters. 122 262
brls. Clearances, SO9S, coo bris. United pipeline
certificates opened at 81. 10, and closed at $l134
highest price, 81. 10; lowest price, @113l2.
OH. CITY, Jan. 9.-The petroleum market opened
at $l.15. and closed at 81 1873 highest price
$1.15l4 lowest price, S1.l35s. Sales to-day aggre
gated 3. 1875, 600 brls. Clearanees yesterday, 645S
600 brls Runs, al ,450 brls. Shipments to-day
53,6G2 brls. Charters, 122, 1852 brls.
PITTSBURG. Jan. 9.-fhe petroleum market
was dull and lower United pipeline certificates
opened at $l.117s advanced 20 $l.15, declined to
$l.l37s, and closed at 81. 1874.
ANTWERP, Jan.9-Petroleu.n, OF.