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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money and Stock MA

Tho Features OF the Money and Stock Mar.
NV YoRx. Feb. le.-Money at percent Prime
mercantile paper las percent Sterling Exchange
bankers bills 81 S3N; demand 81 SG%.
GoyERNNESTs-DIIl and Il percent lower iori1s's
STAFF sEppEITiTsz8uiet and strong. nearly all
the buSlDesS being dQne over lrnkaFs counters.
STOCks-The same general features that have
Characterised the opening on the stock market for
sevcral days past wcre prominent this morning
More or less doubt rs 70 the course OF prices were
u take led 10 d, fractional deolIue. but this was
soon checked and a sharp rally followed, 10 which
the previous losses WeEU moi only recovered but In
some caEes the highest prices rescued In the pres
ent upward movement were recorded. This was e.
pecialy true Of New York Central. which sold X
due In part 70 the execution Of stop orders toF
xitsF il O'clock, however, the history Of the paat
few days was not repeated. ~ Inst there wasa re-
action u A.t0 IL percent on active business. Tho
heaviest declines were IN Western Union aud Union
Pacific, but after midday this was succeeded by a
comparative dizziness and only moderate auctuA.
tpns IL yageS Win Tendency howeysr down w.
active stocks except Manhattan Consolidated ciosel
more than X 10 u percent above the lowest ngurss
oi.he fnaI sales, and the lowest pise. are the
ton Of Western Union AMI Union Pacific,
The net result Of the days business In no case
aHiHng the aptiVe thaEes show = los rs HnHeh aSt
pttctit some ut tlV lelhluh ulhFAtutHI WNuu
bull movement Is In progress, sometimes say that
they have been buying stocks on the scale down
wards and they also report heavy orders from OUT
side SUIlrccs Owing odullnCss this afternoon the
total sales to-day (EieG shRres) were over " 200
shares less than yesterday.
Transactions 80 900 shares.
d, 81 g. l0i; U. s. ~. il25< U. 8. new Is, i29i
Pacific o Of 'e1, 1856 Central lhcilc 10: Eric,
OK; LnhIgh 4 WllkeSbarte, 20; Louisiana ConsolS,
iii MIIs0iri d, i0lj 81 Joseph, 1l65I; g. T. IS. G.
tng' ilJS TenDeS.ee64 old lido new, az; Tex.
Is PacIdo Land Giants, SG<; do Rio dmAde,
651<; Union Pacific htSts, lll1Si doIAnd Grants.
iosi DO sinking Fund. ilSsS; Virginia q. g; We
Rlnia ConSolG extra tnAtnred coupons, 49, do de
ieTFed, az; Adams ExprCSs 1897 American Express,
90i Canada Southern, S0i Central Pacific, JOY;
second preferred, 64i q, G, q. q ], aii p1nyer &
Ro Ghao 4 Els i 20 P5SSis. 4. A. FS
rcd. SI asked; Kansas & Iexai. ieIIt Lake Erie
Z Western, 10; Lake Shore, 6SLl; LOnilyllle &
Nashville, s5j{; L0ulSyille, New Albany s Chicago,
2OX; Memphis & Charleston, INT preferred, lOi do
second preferred, 5; Memphis d Charleston, 80;
Michigan Central, OH Missouri Pacific, VS,+t; Nah.
VILE Z Chattanooga, a1f: New Jersey Central,
8II; Northern Pacific, l6,s; do. preferred, OK
Northwestern, ssaSi do preferred, l29i New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13

A citizens meeting vas held in the
Court House at Wellsburg on Wednesday
eyeningto discuss the charter Of the town
now under consideration before the Legis.
iatuFe. Gen. !. n. Duval was chosen
chairman, and aeorga B. Crawford and
the editors Of the town papers selegted aa
secretaries. Hon. ]. @. Palmer stated the
object OF the meeting and explained the
pyopagsd changes. II was found that the
charteg as presented to the Legislature
was defective and waul need revision.
On motion committee Of six oiiisens to
act in conjunction with the Mayor and
two Copncilmen, were. appointed TO revise
the charter aBl report TO a citizens meet
ing on Saturday neat at o'clock r. NJ. ].
S. Beall, James Carmichael, i. q. Palmer,
II, o. Harvey, G. W. Caldwell and Thomas
Boyd were appointed on behalf Of the citi-
Gems. The Mayor appointed II. Gasmire
and w. G. DuYal on behalf Of Council.
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THE NAIL. MEETING.
A statement That the wheeling Scale wa
Ratified.

Ratified.
An Associated Press dispatch, received
from Pittsburgh last evening, has the fol-
lowing reference To the secret nall meeting
In that city on Wednesday:
At the secret meeting OF the Western
Nail Association yesterday, 1t is said that
the Wheeling men in debate defended
their action in advancing the card rate,
claiming that nails atS2 % per key were not
more than paying for themselves. Some
Of the Youngstown district manufacturers,
who make iron nails exclusively, were adj
voeatas OF the continuance OF the 81 ID
card, and the Pittsburgh members were Of
a similar opinion. Some members still
decline TO say what conclusion was arrived
at, but others state that after a great deal
OF earnest discussion the advance was rati-
fed. Most OF the manufacturers present
expressed confident hopes that trade
would now improve. Those manufacture
ing steel nails say they are selling all they
can make.
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PROHIBITION TALK
IN THE HOUSE OF DrLEaArEs
For Three or -Four solid Hours. aud the De.
bate mot yet FinIshed-ssyoral Amend.
m.nts Rejected, each, after Windy
Dl.ou.s,on-somo Speeches.

In the House OF Delegates yesterday the
special order was the joint resolution OF
Mr.. Fisher proposing 10 amend the Con-
stitution so as 10 prohibit the manutac-
fure and sale OF intoxicating liquors.
The original resolution is as follows:.
Resolrtd By he Leiadiure Of Wet Virginia,
iiro.ttirds Of all The members elected 70 each
House agreeing thereto:
That the following amendment TO Ar
ticle six OF the Constitution OF this State,
be and the same is hereby proposed, to-
wit:
THAT Section forty.six OF Article six Of
the Constitution, as 1t now is, he stricken
out, and the following inserted In lieu
SECTION 40. The manufacture, sale and
keeping for sale, Of all intoxicating
liquors, drinks, mixturesand preparations,
TO be used as o beverage, are forever pro-
hibited within this State; and the Legis-
lature shall, without delay, provideby ap-
propriate legislation for the due enforce
ment OF this prohibition. The manntac-
ture, sale and keeping for sale, OF the
aforesaid liquors, drinks, mixtures and
preparations, for other purposes than as
a beverage, shall be regulated by law,
4 under sufficient penalties and securities
COL. WHITE MOVES TO AMEND.
Col. White moved to strike out the re-
solving clause and insert the following In
It's stead:
Resolved BY the Legislature Of Rest Var
qinid, That the following amendment Il
Article 0 Of the Constitution Of the State
having been read on three several days II
each house, is agreed to on its third read
ing, two.thirls OF the members elected t
each house so agreeing, that Is to say.
Col. White defended his amendment al
necessary to make the proposed actor
constitutional.
Mr.. Poynter was opposed to any amend
mcnts whatever. He supposed that thos,
who asked for this measure TO be sub
mitted to a vote OF the people knew wha
they wanted, and after mature study haC
presented the amendment they desired
| He did not see any necessity for embody
ing the whole journal Of the House in re
gard 10 the action on this matter in thu
resolution itself.
Mr.. McWhorter pointed out that til,
present form OF the resolution was til,
; same as that proposing the recent amend
ment to the Constitution concerning cleo
tons by the people, adopted last October
! II It was valid in one case 1t is certainl.
valid in another case.
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sKAr1N1i 1N KrRK,Yoop.
Last Nights Carnival for the Benefit 0
Rridveport,s Poor.

Last Nights Cufnlfhl Tor the benehI VI
Bridseport's Poor.
The fancy dress skating carnival at the
Kirkwood rink last evening, Tor the bene-
ct Of the Bridgeport Benevolent Society,
was an event that brought together one OF
Tie most brilliant assemblages that has
been seen across the river for q long Time.
The proprietors OF the rink gave its use TO
the society free OF charge, and assisted in
otlerways 10 make the occasion the sue
cess It was. II is only fair to state in this
connection, that the rink is one OF the
best in this vicinity; the floor Is as near
perfect as It well can be. The Wheeling
skaters who took part in last evenings tes-
tiyities were loud in their praises oil 1t.
The Carnival was under the general
charge and supervision OF number OF the
well known young gentlemen Of Bridge
port, headed by MI. John Topping. This
committee was untiring in its efforts TO
have the affair pass of pleasantly, and
were especially courteous toward the
Wheeling skaters.
There were about flfty-five couples in
costume and the spectators numbered
about 800. All were pleased with the
evenings entertainment. Wheeling PEG.
pie were 10 be found in numbers among
the spectators and skaters, in fact the
Wheeling peopleon thesurface, carried Oft
the palm both for fine skating and tasty
and original costumes. Several notably
handsome costumes were worn by Wheel
ingites. Miss Maud Echols wore a
strikingly attractive peasants dress. Miss
Zanna Frasher also attracted general at
tention. Miss Laura Cooper, Miss Laura
Lukens, Miss Rhodes, Miss Carrollton and
many others were also noticeable. II
would not be fair to enter into any ex-
tended criticism, for the praise due each
one who took part could not be given in
the limited space of daily paper. The
gentlemen as rule were gotten up re-
gardless; many Of them showed extreme
y good taste in their selection OF costumes.
Ed Clark created laugh by appearingina
red Mother Hubbard"
The grand march was led by Mr.. Irwin
Singleton and Miss Laura Cooper, assisted
by Mr.. Frank Seigel and Miss Laura
Lukens. 1t was very pretty feature. A
race between three yonng lads created
considerable fun and excitement.
The Carnival compared favorably with
the one recently given by the W. U. B. s.
Of this city in all except size, and will long
be pleasantly remembered by those who
were there. A very neat sum was realized
for the society.
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Iron Versus Alcohol.

In lectoring sick people with alcoholic
mixtures, the first mischief Is that the
fiery stuff burns its way through inhamed,
delicate tissues which ought to he soothed
and strengthened. Then the most sensi-
tive part gives way, lungs, brain, or stom-
ach, as the case may be. What the weak
hnd debilitated need is Browns Iron Rit-
ters. Iron for enriching the blood tonics
for the general strengthening Of the sys-
TEN. Mr.. Thos. G. Daniels, Wadley, Ga,
says: II have used Browns Iron Bitters,
and advise all dyspeptic, nervous, low
spirited personsto do the same"
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"rnF slLYER KlNG."
a Grand Meiodrama Gfandiy Put on the
boards.

boards.
Harry Miners company presented Jones
and Herman's great melodrama in five
acts, "The Silver King" at the Opera
House last night, opening an engagement
OF three nights and matinee. The play
is a great one, and the cast un sually
strong, while it may be said Of the scenery
that none finer was ever seen upon an
American stage. The audience was held
spell-bound while the interesting plot was
unfoldcd in series Of scenes thrillingly
dramatic, enjoyable humorous and pathe-
tic in rapid succession. Miss Blythe
and Mr.. Jennings took the leading roles
with ability. The story OF the play ap.
peals strongly to the highest elements in
humanity, and inculcates amoralwith more
force than q dozen sermons. In its strict
ly moral character and its elevated tone
alone, it reminds one OF "Uncle Toms
Cabin" while as play it is incomparably
superior in story, incident and movement.
II should continue to I'll the Opera House
the rest OF the week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13

The State House building in this city
no logbt needs repairs badly, but there Is
one Capital in town that Is not so badly
off. This one Is Martin Thornton's Capi.
tai restaurant. 1t has been in full blast
longer than the State House has been in
eEistance, but instead Of being in need oil
renovation It Is to-day in better condition
than at any time in its long and honora-
BILE career, and furnishes better meals for
less money than any rival. Give Mr..
Thornton d call.
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Tho long bill introduced in the State
Senate by the Finance Committee, re-
yising and amending the entire assess
ment laws OF the State, was read a first
been been read in tull, as there Is a peculiar
omission in it to which the Senate's atten,
ton ought to have been directed. In the
assessment schedule an entire topic is
scratched out In pencil on page %, and on
the margin is the explanation,
ITO be corrected from Aiason's copy"
Some OF the Democratic Senators may
have doubts about the bill, but OF course
this will convince them-of its merit.
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CRIMINALS INDICTED.
The Returns of the belmont County Ora,

Ihe lkBtutuh Va the NVthtI Ntaae
jury.
The Belmont County Grand Jury closed
It's labors on Wednesllay, and made the
following indictments, among otllersy
Oliver 7. Borham, murder in the second
degree.
stGniaA Hamilton, assault and battery.
John Eayiy, liopse stealing.
VIM. G. Campbell, ioHEd in a ptate Of
intoxication twas witness before Grand
Jury.)
with Recommendation that he be sent TO
the Reform Fern.
The following were i1dorsed mot true
bilIs:"
Thomas Humphrey, robbery.
Charles Cunning, burglary and lar
'S Shannon Wilson. shooting with intent
: Peter Shepherd, oney Burke and Henry
Jackson, larceny.
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asaLt,ta aoluder.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO.DA

THE TEST.
Place can top down on hot stove unI heated thea
noye the cover and smell. Aehemlst Will not % ~
CURED 70 detect tho prolgnc0 OF ammonia.
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"rhs Mnscoltan Last Might.

Grau's Opera Company presented ia
Mascotte" at Charley Shay's Theatre last
night to good house. The Opera was
charmingly put on. Mr.. Figman was an
exceedingly comic Lorenzo, and Mr.: Wal
dow a fine Pippo, while Miss Cooper's
Betiina has never been excelled on q
Wheeling stage. Miss Reed also person-
ated Fidmeita gracefully, and Misses VIII
son and Figman were two rs pretty pages
as could be desired. The entire rendition
was MS satisfactory as any given by the
This evening eolivette" will be the
opera, Miss Cooper taking the title role.
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Mr.. Ed. Anderson, Of the house OF G. F.
Bassett 4 Co., Of New York, extensive
dealers In and exporters Of glass, Is in The
city on purchasing tour for his hoUEo.
He is accompanied by his wife, and when
his business here Is completed, willgo TO
Fortress Monroe to stay Tor some time.
Mr.. joint. Larkin, Of I.arkin 4 Smith,
OF st. Paul, ::Alinn., one Of the solidest
houses in the Northwest, and Mr.. Leonard,
OF II. Leonard 4 Son, are also in the city
making their annual purchases Of glass.
The manufacturers soy they are not huy-
ing extensively, and business Is far from
good.
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WASHINGTON. D. O., Feb 13.-1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder
and partly cloudy weather with local
SHOWS, variable winds shifting to the west
and south in the Ohio Valley. :,
For the Lower Lake, fair weather, fol
lowed BY light local SHOWS, partly cloudy
weather, westerly winds, slightly colder
followed by rising temperature during
Friday night. 9
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by actual count Is the number Of boxes
Rllea with ladies' muslin underwear Of oil
styles and prices, which go into the big
underwear sale Monday next, at
i. NJ. McGILLIN & Co.'s.
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Meeting Of tho Committee. of Manutaetur.
era aud Boilers,

In accordance with the invitation Of the
committee, the manufacturers will meet
the committee OF the boileE on this (Fri.
day. afternoon at o'clock, at the office OF
the Benwood Iron Works, on Fourteenth
street.
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ALL-WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock o full line Of the
above Jackets; also, IN extra heavy quail.
Ity for butchers, and d full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. G. HESS ~ sons,
Merchant Tailors and tents Furnishers.
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nnneinR Aentlemy.

Lessons for ladies and gentlemen Friday
evening, For ladies' and children Satur-
day afternoon at q O. clock, Scholars will
be received at any time. Office hours
after 8 o'clock, at McLain's hall.
Respectfully. A. FISCHER.
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ExeursIon TIelkets to now Qrleana,

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the DIRECT and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on or address ]. G. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot OF Eleventh street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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MORNING GRoRY BAKING POWDER, al.
ways pure and fresh. Sold by all leading
grocers, G.S. FgRSY, proprietor,
l4l0 Main street,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday;
IA. NJ, lie 12 NJ 27'; 9r. NJ SS'i7 p
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MEMBERS of Legislature invited to
call and see our stock.
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jeweler, Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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KeepitIn NIin,i.

The great muslin underwear sale, com.
menclng next Monday. These garments
can be purchased then not IN advance Of
tho actual cost Of the material from which
they are made. +. M. McGiLLtN & Co.
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@tautea
cECoND.HAND CLOTHING
WANTED.

Gents Wishing to dispose Of cast Cd Wearing Ap'
patol, BooS, SHOES, SC, will do well 10 notify
JUsTH, the Secondhand Dealer,
ON IsaS Market S., opposite PostofHcN
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SALVATION OIL, the celebrated American
remedy, Is guaranteed tocure rheumatism,
sore throat, swellings, bruises, burns, and
frost-bites. Price onlytwenty-aye cents .
bottle, ---
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Cotton,

NEW YoRE, Feb. l2-Cotton quiet: futures steady:
February II lie: March 1l.l7c; April ll.9Sc; May
l.Gc; June II 40; July il NC: August llGc Sep
tember 1l.2Ic: October l0Soc; November l0,GGc;
December 10 E7N
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TOR SALE.

-Four twostory Frame Dwelling TIOn'c, 90 , ~
ket street, near The B. & O. Shops, two having aS
rooms each, and two having four rooms ~. I'D
Must DO sold Immediately. VIII seil %iaa's'"
desired. win nc. 10 percent on the invts'@SSS
AnnIv N VIII. RiSEII4kl.,
Hn,SS ii6J Market AtSL-
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FRESH reliable vaccine virus received
daily at Edmund F. Bocbings Pharmacy,
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qhe gnteuilgettttr,
sa;ss= yes ~ and ~ FonTteenth Street.


FOR Rsut-House Of Sig Rooms
L6t-Cuf Button. /.
IOst-Bunch Of Keys.
lI,,e WHier-Geo. W. JOhnsOn's Sons.
i,erinRnla Lodge No. 2, X. Of i.
Conc aud See Our Valentine DisplAy-stanton d
In lie County Court Of Ohio County.
Carnival and Tournament At Capitol Rink.
Benefit ball ut Capitol klnk-kourth page.
ChaplIne Street kink-FOurth page.
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TOR SALE.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, T0 o. y y
u j WITH Valuable I audE, near the CITY !"

COUNTRY RESIDENCE, TOuhiii"sS,S
" with Valuable Lands, near the CU!' -"
As am compelled to move 10 the city Wy Y b
my residence together with much OF hs NJ
Farm and Garden Lands, to sui lut,5HSs a sod
don't sell will rent There Is on w I'm coz,
tenant house; also large new stable, W Ini y
cEib and wagon shed, all undet ohc ~ a sfiti 4
land, which haS been enriched win nuI y ID "
loads Of good stable manure, ha!ilt1l 9n .E.5sdS
laSt two yeRn. Most Of the land y wen ID mil
gardening purposes. There u also ~ ~, ID "
lands with neYef'faillng tPrinE. " ", vii aygs.
ana ellEIblY located for Building Lots KY M bai
n such II wanted. Come have bGell Wy w, IHgrbsS
on. Terms will be made easy aud " sun TtfaEa
en-. For further information AnI RgRLY
call on, n ~ A'''
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STOCKS FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
S Shares Peabody Insurance Co. -.
20 Shares Manufacturers lnSuranceEo'
10 Shares Riverside GlAA 20.
10 Shares Jefferson Nail MIL.
10 shares Bank OF Inc Ohio Valley.
snAsS AACnA"Ss D"" ]. IRwIS, AStHt,
tbn No, ~ Twelfth slLEtE
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EoR COUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres OF choice high bottom land, 81 ~ \
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and D. q y . q
Improved by asubstAntial brick h0GS' sI ne
kitchen and outbuIlG!ng, situated IL EHy "
maple, sugar and poplar trees. Also, AgOO' S"'
VI. V. HOGE'& pRO., 1900 NGfteI ~
Or z. W. MORROW, on tue prentice. -"
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E0R RENT
OR SALE.
TOR RENT.

One seven roomed House, with gAS and baA
room, on South Front street, Three si1 rO0nl
Houses, with gas and bath room, on south ffn!
street One eight roOmed House. with s1S 1nd
taRe on Delaware street, One i've OOm1d CUttlS.
on Delaware street, stable OH lot. One hvr r0l1l
Cottage on Kentucky street. stable on !ol VH
three roomed Cottage Oh Ohio street. S!aGS % %
ia1I X ]. slUAE
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Feb. 12-The Drore'i Journal re.
ports: Live hogs Receipts 300O head; shipments
0,jO0head markctstrOng; rough packing q 50a4 10;
packing and shipping u S1at y: light q GcaI co.
SRps s. 5Oal -. Catle-Receipts 800 head; prices
stronger aud sc higher than Monday exports S. 70
aG 10: shipping stGers $50 10 100 lbs, Is hhG0O;
common 10 good 81 iOl5 40; Texans S 9aA4 70.
shecp-Rectlpts 200 head; Ehipmentg 800 head
brisk arrival; market IOc higher than last week:
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wheat inactiyc: 20. 8 rcd February sSa
SSXc: March ssCEaSy1Sc; April 9OIaO05{c: May
9lHa99EC. Com, options quiet and llrm car lots,
fairly active and arm; No. mixed 4Oc; steamer
No. mixed I9lSaIy5Ic: steamer No. 2ycllOw 60c:
No, . mixed February, 60s: March tt5S0lsc; April
I7sIaISc: May I7JkAISc. Oats a shade nFnIer: 10
jected white ri W: No 3wllte 36l3J &c; No. white
37{AS751I 20; futures quiet and steady: No. 2whlLe
February 8G1Ia37llc: March 3G54G37c; April 37R
37Xc; May 37as7ISc lulter firm for choice western;
fair 10 good o6ilglc Eggs Arm: extras 25a25jZc.
l,hnos,. fIIll. Ohio fair 10 nrlIne SAll5&g.
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NV York, Feb. l2-Thcrc has been moro do.
Ing In oil departments and the volume OF tnde 10
much better than, yesterday. Mems wear woolens
new RSSortment& Kentucky Jeans IL In better In.
qulry aAl selection. brown. bleached and colorcl
e0tl6nS arc doing very fairly. GinghlmS and wash
fair for new selections, PrlnS are IN very iar 10
good request for new aSsOTlmCntS and duplicate
shipments. Dgcls goods aud wool dress fabrics ln
very steady request for modente collections. Elan.
nelS are doing tn proportion 10 the wants OF the
eonSumptivo demand The export demand for do.
megtlo cotton Is well maintained.