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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02
({{l1tIi1(;;.l;1::ra
Ms smiths Cu-c. mud What thc Soy, d.,
NCSlnstI, Has 10 S:,v About u.

Ms. smith. CU-C. aud What tlc Soy, III,
NCEinstr. Has 10 Say About u.
100" rur PUwI,: lave been 'yrrIul sri'uI,r fur
r'i''r ycars most ol the time with what hls h,ou
"a I'D ICIIma OF Salt Ehruw, lHarlass and iErra,
ami Tie Ike. and have @iNsy, Iru t,l thai ;i.rir
W. no r,l'u 'Or NC, and have ho,.p g. g., rpnrHCci
'lit bad ~ soon die rs live. have been $40 Hj t.y
Of 'l't sometime, thst thee va. not a.. Smallest
10. 'lnm tn rT,S o! my heal T. tie .a.g, ": ny
t'' that was not di>CasGi and rs re n 'iu'ou II
would commence in small white >upis, which hli =
.i'rT ~ = ",4aun,, lat NJ. no. deep h:' il al
:r'Crcdto hra' them. or son air. t".ir hU.t ~.
pear. nee, they would burn and run t"Ertho until
there wa, curup,," dry. I,i -, h, h w"u h".
CO'ry 20 In tanned p ~ crack ard look fiery ami
m ~. ard the burning sensation w5r'd DC alnost
in.n.ur2h'C.
WAS at times 20 lame thai could s.lrr"ly got
a. OUT, and could not dress myself without assist
anca have tried many remedies, aud have paid
'ipr in single il.siancr 10 4 physician but have
ever ub.ainpl only tenn Olary relief Although
hC,Itj Tor time soon rodprod 1-1!l 20 lie rs hIIy
troubled ever, and during the winter o. 1881 sni
1855 suffered sUmUC rs 10 be entirely discouraged.
lat June how, yer, was advised by Lidrr aui
Nj l. {. McKiu,try. who are well kno"n in these
regions to try your CutCuTa Remedies; and lett
somehow lite 'ouragc, from their favorable "pIn,
ion oi them, 10 Try their virtue. About In" second
week r' luly la,' commenced taking the remedies,
ard within six weeks | BEGAN 10 sec u permanent
Improvement until now october / rul about as
GOOD q. lev, and my Ar,h is as the tlcsh o, g4iid.
Mrs. BENZ. SMITH.
ccrily lEA Inc ahoNc STATEMENT VI my WI" u
correct and uln til her In expressing my graiI-
lude loT the great benefit bhe has received, ~
T.. SMITH.
ICyrtify thai tho above statement is correct. Mr..
Smith is a prominent man In this community,
where he lives. lie is 4 well known Grale' in SOCK
and his statement, with that a his wi", Is iuy en-
ut,'d to credit.
lone at sllu,eau, proSiuce OF quebec, NJ! eth
Gay Of October, 1872 !. O. NJ klNsiEf,
Minister Of tn" Gospel.
LATER rsvC tncn Mrs. Smith recently aud be-
lievc her to b. thoTOug hy AID Permanently cured.
]. C. M,ElESTRN,
sec'y Advent On Conf, r. a., No. VI AMI No. y. II.
BusIuS, sept ., 1881.
CUTrcUPA RT,OLvrNT. the new blood purif"-,
AMI CUTICURA. and CUT!CURA soar. the great sSin
cures and bcautlfers, are sold everywhere. Price,
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Bradford.

BEADFoRD, December 3l.-Cruie Oil
Market dull but shade frmer. National
Transit and tidcwater runs Tuesday l00,-
81 barrels total shipments 9j,6l7 ba--
rely; clearancCs 3,lQS,0O barrels; charters
$50 barrels. National Transit certificates
opened at 7&3c; closed at 7llci highest
1flc; lowest 73lc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02
Niormonism Must Go,

IEeTe Mr. York WrH
that Chicago has llor the twin relic, now
'He oaeA OF Senator Cullomo,E Squarely at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02

I'--N| - - Z II-''0 a ,1Ti-l-N Y n.
Er..'a--A"@t pic,aa mediums gGl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02

DYKEs BEARD ELIXIR FORCES LUXU.
- rant mustaches. Whiskars or hair on bad
heads In 2C to Sc days No injury. EIsily used.
Eeats the world Two three packages dc the work.
vi prove IL or forfeit slh0 Price per pacEae" With
directions scaled and POSTPAID. 2Scan's thee '3r y
cents, stamp. OF silver. L. A. L. SNlfH co
agents, Ps!atine- oeli2oFqx
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MOEDAY December -.
Can, are soH a. H,,s figures ErI freight. Ihrs drs
std If me- rcig'i tat 10 20 per c'g:. lg~7srG' u
fou Ice Teigh. Sheep dre syid gru&S, Eri i ii's
lssfytf ~. U,f|ipC M
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For sale.

A FAIH OF SIXTY ACRES, FOUR MILEs
~ southeast OF Beuwood, Marshail county, West
Virginia. 4 small new frame house, ,tabling, dc.,
thirty acres cleared balance in good white oak tim
Ter, by Wv. HOGE 4 BRO,
!C26h 1909 Market Street
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Democratic National AdHlinistra-
tion and a Lower House of
Congress,

all citizens Of the State will feel a renewed AMI
stronger interest in the Government and Its work.
ir-s. The REGIsTKR through its Warrington T.i'
Grams and Correspondence will keep its readers thor
ously posted on all matters.
Make up your clubs and send them in at once
II will alss make specially Of all State matters,
from all sections Of the State, and keep our people
fully posted as TO what is going on around them.
Daily one year $500; invariably in advance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02

cut spikes, all sizes, 90 60; boat spikes, oil
sizes, % 10; roofing nails, iron, 90 over
common cut; iron galvanized, 81 20 over
common cut; iron timed. s. 20 over
common cut.
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For Sale.

EIARM OF ABOUT EIGHTY-FIvE ACRES,
Il adjoining the city, on Frazier's Hill; brisk
house, barn, stable, &C. Also good orchard Viii
be sold cheap and on easy terms.
Wv. FOGES BRO,
oc2Ch 1890 MarEe, Strcet
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AT CALEERTON YARDS.

- c.., ~.
;. ieei CatGe'-ine offerings were quite
aEEt 'S-G"y Out more th"n ""'P.e LOT t"'
t4ii',u Tcu.''uO mos u Sle le'G'P'S "9''u5
been rcsmrped lla5t. SOME demand Tor
Stockcrs WAS a feature III the market. The
price,, ranged ABOUT ~ cent" per IVV
POUNDS hlS"CT Than last week. rad was
very an'i. We quote at ;" 'y@"' ~,
with most sales at - -'eJ' o.: per !o0
poThHS' - = 49,, cu
p ri'C g. q ".'i ,"'h' ranged as Io.'oES
pest - ''". D - -, '.',' %'mcF"''{ ra'2C
first q"si@.t ;! @.l.' -. medium or go?d
iHr f"I"l = '",i , % ordinary lh!n
%,'c'FS, OA'H "n" |""S d "ul", -.
nN'r'me range % prices - 1900 81,
Most OF IHr S'..[ We're nom - =."', -:
per l,' Us; VI l'' ."'.e received 80 80;
C"",S ''o'' ,"E'"''' ''"' from m, M:t"!u'Ny5
80 ''" mI WV ,i io'G w" ''C G 'S ,II w
, n,. ,' W - 't,i ''''''. 5'o,' par anu
w ',|,.' w. ,I ,,' '' s ~ "o'' , , v''t
o., L.,l ,..,,;,,. -, I,.i - o,G
s.0 lrnJ sg,r limo last vorr or f,e ot
crimes "pj head were. raG..p hy Baltimore
br,rb,r.. T. ld.fn Ea.,.rn .,ronl.,ors.
and III TO country d.alcrs Total sales
for the week M head against so las,
week. and G6i head same time last year
SaNu.-ThCre is a ,ul supply of hogs
GA the uaAvt AMI fair demand is re
Iortcl ruruI'y throughout all the yards,
Tie state of the uarkc. is mach hkrit was
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H"rtIng The Feclirgt of n Hor,,,,,,,

named st. John" '"7 O"HeFS nave
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.
SAskCd. EX-Diy.

Butter-Prime to choice creamery 30@33c;
choice dairy 2j@27c; common to fair do 1870
l6c; good to prime country roll l8@22c;
common mixed stock 5000.
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PETROIEUYI.
TitmsNiIle.

~lrraylrLr. Pa, December %I.-Oponcd
al J&4c; highest 7i!c; lowest 73sc, and
closed at nc. Shipments Sj,70i barrels;
charters l7iGA barrels; lms seq bar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02
FOR GALE.
For Sale.

ONE KITCHEN STOVE, ONE CINCINNATI
"Nsn" Rangc, one Refrigerator, and other articles
Of household Furniture, all as good rs new.
Apply at A. L. RICE'S Residence,
ieG0h 4S Filesn,h Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02

Al trains daily except sunday.
Train leaving Bridgeport at .:&S 2. n. rrakcs Ill.
rect connection at yellow Creek for Cleveland and
Chicago Train arriving at Bridgeport =, ..i3 ID.
makes direct connection at WellsTil'e from Cleve'
land and Chicago. T.. A. FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
WM A. BALDWIN,
General Manager Pittsburgh. Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02

IreorrOra.ed In 1853 rs yoas by the legislature
fer Educational AMI Charitable purposne with a
capital Of 81 GUuGyJ-tJ which rosLTvc fund OF over
$4,000 has since ben add.
by az overEheiriTg popular vote II, Franchise vas
made rsTt OF H., present State Consultation
adopted fecembCr "a, 4. +. $50.
TIE only Lottery r',. To.Si ~ and en- iorsei by
tie people Of any a'te.
j. never -oaIe: Or raaiDou1'. It's Grand Single
Number rraTinrE tssG place monthly.
.,,II Trad pr.w.rr, 49, 4, in tho ACADEMY
GI MUSIC, ELW ,EIEANS
Tursdry. tInuary i3Gh, Iss5,
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sDaily except Sunday.
No. SO, No.S7 and No. IS stop at all stations.
I silly eNcept sunday.

laily except sunday.
Za.CsTiie Accommodation leave. Wheeling ~
80 e.. IL. and S:i1 p M, Bellaire at 10 a. m.
u i.!5 T.. H., Ga!ty except SUNDAY.
A,uLusyi!ig Accommodation leaves wheeling
-: =. ~ crd arrives =! MoanG.yil!e at l2:l5 r. Il.
10. CANp, SuUdsy J.
hErItr gtoH Accommodation leaves at i:l0 p.
!r."n 81! coach Lon Wheeling 10 Columbus Oh no.
, J.! ING Wheeling at gals = n, arriving at Co
uH.ir. st $40 IN.
! =. q. sleeping CAR on al through trains
'l5s2 connection made i"r al ;pintc South and
c '.,. ca. N,rti. AM NVr;hRCtt making this do
tide route !ar rDiourS ard pcTons lnoT,rg 70 the
s's' ycst, bnt "a nhoI parucGgr attention Il
~ -.
Ii.. ct 10 n!l pr,"c!p2l rGHt. on SIZE az depot
ti "a, cc EcCC-LI: ia loLs can be secured al D.
81 4 Il l,l
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MEDICAL.

80 s,coo I.orsrd for i: .'.. Sb5oS .S'5ts
III IS 80 o F,o,radiEa;;I PEE Ssaatas anl,si
-a 's ss-a 10 ol..R t''AN ! i Sii5
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Oil CITY.

On CITY Observation-Disclosures Transit
certificates opened life, highest 7l!c.
lowest 73tc, closed at Ii.c. Runs, Sj,'29
barrels; shipments, Sj,7Oi barrels; char
ters l7,4GO barrels.
The Dcricks monthly report, posted to
dav in the oil exchange, shows rigs up and
building, IS; increase 81; wells driIlin-,
Il; decrease Is; wells completed, G6; d..
crease I; new production, G,lOt barrels;
decrease OF barrels; dry holes, II; de-
crease -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02

I4sarug.r train ia,r including sUi lay. ACgDhl-
rea.g...i l.,Ips ruu daily except sunday.
JJIiN G.. IGiLiNSOS,
Ti.Ist Agent, Wheeling. " VI.
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f.U.LalA. CilG.alatiG s.. Louis +. 7.
N'an Handle RoutsD

n ,iiir TAME FOR FAST lED WET cob
! r.o',G go Nov. ~, 1851. Trains leave ran Han
iTr station, :cvi oi Eleventh street near pubic
ardrs e.. follows, Ce.-..al standard !."r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02

East Liberty.

East Liberty, December 3l.--C@ttlc-~
Market closing slow; prime ST OoG6 TO-;
fair to good - 7.@5 %; common n 90
a. 30. Receipts 9jO head; shipments
2G2 head,
Hogs--Mar}ct slow. Receipts $500
head; shipments 9OC head; PhiIadcphias
s. 55Gl 60; Workers 81 25G -.
Shccp-Marhc' slow; prime 81 00m -;
fair to GOOD - 2iC@a 80; common 81.
Receipts leo head; shipments 5000 head,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08
PERSON AL.

Miss Mamie Harrison. of Perry, i.
visiting the family of Prot Strother
Mr. Butler. prominent cattle man
of Arizona, has quarters at the Pacific.
MIR Edward lasker Levine, of
New York, /, registered at the Pa
citic.
Capt Bill Oglc.by, Oglc,by station.
on the T. ~ 1T. l.. railway, is in the
cty.
4. A. Jack, General passenger
agent T. Il 1t. l.. railway, 10 in the
city.
H. c. Connally, Hubbard City News,
enjoyed the ho-pitalitics of the Cen
tral City Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe 7. Bailey, of
Wootan Wells. ave visiting their rcla-
tive, two miles south of the city.
Mr. VIM Davis left yesterday after
noon for Fort Worth. He was uucX-
pcctedly called away, and regrets very
much that he could not be with the
cattlcmen'~ association in their delhi.
cratious to-day and Mt the ball and
banquet to night.
Mr. W, \. Garner, manager of the
Texas Live stock journal. is in the
city attending the stockmcns' meet
my. He l. Il most genial and pleasant
gentleman and winning many new
friends for himself and his paper.
At the New McClclland: Geo
Wicbu>ch. city: Sam ; Hudson, lIous-
ton; |. j bartlett, Galveston; Judge
Ryan. Marlin: Vt Nicholson, Calves
ton: W y Garnet, Fort Worth: Jno
/ + Lyons. j Guthrie. Indian Territory
4 !, Nj 4,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

The first annual meeting of the
Central Texas Live stock association
assembled in the Mrtlolnnl opera
house Yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. W A Jackson, of Iliii couu-
IS. first vicc-prc-idcut. was in th"
chair. The ru,trum was handsomely
decorated with cycrgrccn- and APP
propriute multooe. The presiding
officer sat in chair which wa, made
IF horns and cushioned with soft
plush velvet, aud the horu- were
beautifully tipped with silver and in
tcrwoyrn 50 ~ to form nm easy com
Portable seat. Twelve pairs of horu-
made the chair. ON the speaker,
table wns another emblem IN the
shape of horns and huot-, which ARE
| highly polished and present fine ap
praraucc Two other chairs similar
to the one occupied by the president
were ON the rOstrnm, one II loan from
| Miss Clara David and the other from
MIR. W. ". Sclcy.
After all were seated the president
came forward and introduced
MAYOR Wilkes who delivered the
welcome address His honor said: 81
~ NV INV W "a ll'Nl Nv WV ~ wv w
intelligent gentlemen hike those who
are now in this house, unless an
prepared with speech; but | VIII
say to YOU gentlemen, that the keys
to the gates of the city are in Nour
hands. and we bid you u hearty wei
como. Waco is known far aud wide
for her hospitality. and while point
to her many deeds of generosity in
extending hospitality to thousands of
people who have come within our
gates, feel that none were ever
more welcome than the gentlemen
who represent the Central Texas
Live stock association. the men
who feed the millions in the northern
and eastern states aud the old world
Again, gentlemen, bid YOU "A hearty
welcome.
The roll was called and about
eighty members answered to their
names.
". W. Seley, secretary read the
minutes of previous meetings. which
were adopted.
The president then asked NIL who
were prepared to pay their scmi-an
uual dues, which amount Was ; ~.
would ulrasc came forward and sci
II, Win the secretary,
Mr. + W Ta,lnr WINS loudly called
for ,nd made q short tulk ON fhr subj.
irrt Of mutual benefit for the cattle
mon Of TcXa. lie said Inc Thought
Ly counseliuo tnorIbrr the .torklnrn
of,hr STATE Gou,d ACCOMPLISH man,
thing. which womb rr.ult udyantaor.
nn,ly tn nh who nre concerned lie
said l,v thn remuneration ptaU thc
lock association. many orcnl thur,
could and would he nrroupli.Acd
CnI Nm Cameron va. called for.
and made nm ndlre., saving he want.
ed nil who were present TO rnio, the
ot our civ He said
,yhru hn opplIcd tbc word cottlrmcn
to tLo,p prr.rnt he meant gentlemen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08


q. u. 'Mu"cll, u. II. ''h-'a"h! an"
Hip smith
All members were asked 10 come
forward ana eIVe lhe ear marks an"
brands Of their 'atte'
Ihr following resolutions were OIL
tered amending the rohSl''u' 'oh'
which were HlI over under inc fuIr-'
They Wcrr -i2nru ny A'N heeler ~ u
CH.d"cIl aud ! II. Bufhcl
Resolved. That section OF article .
read Il, follows: ms ASSOCIATION
-hoII ron-'-toi a preNidch''thrc wee,
presidents, secretary, treasure anu
iWu-hal, each oi whom nan ne erect
ed ni each annual ApFII meeting OF
ihi~ a-~oclallon hereafter.
Resolved lhnt IT shall ho the dull
7 ~ the secretary, IN 'ohhrc.l"h WIN
other duties, rs dehncd IN artlcI,
| p, section I. To- collect AL uic- al q
/ other money "i the a>'oclaloh' an"
/ pay thr same over 10 the treasurer 49,
-"nu a- rrncllcabic taxing ms receipt
/ therefor
hr>oiArd mat ',rrii"n %, arl'ci' 81
which defines the duties oi the lrra,,-
I urrr hall bee amended to read a. i"l-
lows; me treasurer 'haiI receipt me
/ secretary tor all moneys collected by
! lum ana care Tor same. lie 'haI
Nrcp true ANA correct account "i Ia,
same. Shall pay out money only upon
| vouchers ni ms ASSOCIATION duly ap.
/ proved by the president lie ~ha.
iuHhc report at each -einl-annua
mrctlu2 ol tins association, ana turn
over nii books, moneys, papers anu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

Nothing like H. VIII clean more
c.othc, aud jcwclry than anything
else. Price only 20 cents. W. l..
fuckers drug store the place,
south Third street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

Joshua commanded the sun TO
stand sill in order that he might
have more time in which to complete
the defeat OF the enemies of Israel.
In the battle with disease we, too.
must take advantage of every means
given 20 aid us in our combat. MiSh-
ler's Herb Bittcrs i a potent agent
against dyspepsia, agur, sick head
ache and kidney and liver complaints
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

Propositions to donate suitable
site of not less than 200 acres of land,
100 of which shall be tillable. in some
healthy, thriving community OF
schools and churches, for permanent
widows and orphans home in Texas
NAV be submitted to Jno. +. Walton
Grand master, at Waco, Texas. On
or about LIST july, next, the sub-com
mittee will personally examine al
offers and determine the site Of saic
home.
NJ. ID. HERRING,
Chr. Sub. Com.
Waco, Texas, March IS, 1881
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

Bchrcn- has his soda fountain run
ming. None but pure fruit syrup,
used. Deep Rock and all other popu-
lar mineral waters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

The White Elephant j., hcadquar, crS
tor >tocam"n and sporting men dur
ing the present week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

I,HICKFN FEED oi ul Kinds ut iHlmci IS
\ fghu and F.uukiiu streets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

NIoNtN To LOAN-A frw Thousand dol
vi lars o. louu ou real estate security NA
N FLutHNuY Waco, Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

NIrT WINDOW. suitable ur oI,wc'
y stand ctu nc LndatM = MNEuS IS %
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

lJOAKuput IodFiur tur q f-a pHuvm'u"ni
j ladies ,Hu ID. found 40 Mis- liluvs Is. corner
- 4Nth Hud WW-uIuLfuu streets
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-08

Ladies approve OF your smoking
It'll Ioncr.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-16
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, st. Louis, Balti-
more, Cincinnati, and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, April 15.-Flour firm and unchanged.
202iac lower, but recovered and advanced 262l4c
then declined again and closed lle0 aie below yes
terdays lowest price; No red 81 OF a .O1 q cash;
Io4ia' closing at $I.osss june; s1O4isa o6a.
closing at $l.O5ss01 O51a July. Corn opened dull
and lower and closed isc under Yesterday 4sS
046l4c, closing at Acc June; AGA a47c closing at
47e July. Oats lower and slow at 35lac cash 35is
s6e May Rye ah slow Ct s$S asked Barley dull at
changed. Eggs unchanged Flaxseed nominally at
s1.s5. Hay unchanged. Bran lower; s3e at mill.
changed. Whisky steady at 81 IA. Provisions dull
and lower. Pork, jobbng at $12.25. Bulk meats
Cured long clear. &c; cured short clear, S25c Bacon
clear, 6.700675c. Lard 6.9Oc Receipts-Flour
oats 10000 Su; rye eo1 200 bg; barley 600 bu.
80 coo Blu; oats, 1000 Blu; rye, ], 600 bu; barley
none. At the afternoon board wheat was 3s0 SIC
higher, and corn advanced 1sc
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Flour-There was a
good local trade demand and buyers were paving
the recent advance Wheat declined 2l4c but subse
quently recovered qlac, closing feverish at noon
in export elevator, 93c; No red, early, in export
elevator for shipment, 81; No. 2 red. April 9sio0
99c; May, 99ssc0$1; June, S1.01as01.02 July.
was dull and closed %014c lower. Car lots were
steadily held. No. mixed, in grain depot, Sic;
steamer No, yellow, in grain depot 56lac; No.
quoted at 54ai 055c; No. 2 mixed, April 545s055c
May, 55lsa553sc; June, 55ls@55aac; July, SEA
SIC. Oats-The demand for car lots was light, and
with increasing reports the market was fully Lee
lower No. 8 white, 42i2c; No. 2 white 43iac; flu
lures dull and ie0 SIC lewer No. white April, AZ
043c; May Ala 042l4c; June, 424042aac; July.
42lo043lac; Eggs steady; $50 16c Other articles
unchanged. Receipts-Flour, 8, 900 brls; wheat A.
00Cbu; corn, 6900o bu, oats, 10000 bu. Ship
ments--Wheat $4,000 Blu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats.
6 600 bu.
NEW ORLEANS. April l5-Flour quiet; choice
$505 10: fancy. So 20; extra fancy, $5.5006;
winter wheat patent S5.7506; Minnesota patent,
mixed, 5Sc; white and yellow held at Goo. Oats in
moderate demands choice Western held higher, at
4ec. Cern-meai quiet at $o.55 a260. Hay IN good
020. Pork quiet and lower at $13. Lard easier
and in fair demand; refined fierce, 7l4c Bulk meats
quiet and lower; shoulders, packed, 400; long
and easier; shoulders nominal at Sc long clear ribs
7cs clear ribs, 7.27iac. Whisky steady and IN
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sal4s at $47505.2 5 native butchers steers ranging
fon $50 to 1000 ms, sold at 81. 5004.S5; native
cows and heifers 70; cornfed Texas steers,
Hogs-Recepts, 5000; shipments. 1900 The
market active, but top grades were shade off;
H0rIers Fl S0 SaS9 u packing grades 2S04oo;
sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments. 1000. The
markets was strong and higher: common stuff, So. 25
sneep l$404.s5; extra sheep, 81. s50525 A lot Of
clipped sheep, averaging IA lbs, brought 1925.
NEW YORK, April 15.-Beeves-Receipts la
carloads, including "a carloads for expectation. The
at SIC: 80 cwt, live weights prime and extra sold at
stock slow.
Sheep and Lannbs-Receipts, 4S carloads. The
market shade rmer and all sold, including poor
to best unshorn sheep at $4.6O06.25 " cwt.; I'M
shorn yearling lambs at s.. 6O07; common and ordn
airy clipped sheep q carloads sold at $4. 2004 62l2
cwt and spring lambs at $407 per head.
Hogs--Recepts, 60 carloads None on sale alive;
nominally steady at $505.40 ~ cwt.
EAST LIBERTY, April 15.-The cattle market
was active and firm day; prime quoted at .25
fair to good. $505.5O; common. $4G5. Receipts.
665 head; shipments, $50 head.
Hogs were active and firm; Philadephias S. 700
05.25; Workers, $50515. Receipts, GOO head; ship
ments, 400 head
Sheep-The market was steady and firm; prime wool
sold at SO $3.50 good, $35004; common $500
head; shipments. 75O head
KANSAS CITY, April 15.-The Live Stock Ind
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts 2O53. The market
was frmer and 501Oc higher export steers $500
05.4O; good to choice shipping, 81. S00495;
common to medium, $4.500475; feeders. "a
04.5O; cows, $2.75036O.
and l0@l5c lower. Lots of 239 to 34s lbs average
sold at Sd 1904 35 bulk at $4. 1004.20.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,499 The market was steady
and unchanged.
light. $3,7004. IS; packing and butchers $4.350
.. Receipts, 1000; shipments, $50.