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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-17
PORTLAND MEASURES.
brilliant glal Events In Tha, city.


Special Cg-rs.I0 a's7irs Qfhs R.g...r
PORTLAND, o, January li.-Qute a
pleasant social gathering assembled at the
residence Of !. r. Hodgens, Of this place,
Thursday evening, IN honor OF Miss ClaIa
Kelly. of Washington, Pa, who is visiting
Mrs Hodgeus. The evening from until
II uas enjoyed with music and the agree
able soCialistics for which such occasions
are noted, and the many present expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the
vi.gDar IN which they were entertained by
Ma, host and hostess, lI:. and Mrs.
Hodgens. Those present were. DR.. J. NJ.
Kei,y and wife, uncle and aunt Of Miss
Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bigger, W. I
Smith. of Wellsville, o., Judge Wise, OF
Ironton. O., Miss lautha Bigger, the
Misses Sllue and Minnie Gillespie, Miss
Annie Tilton. Miss Flo Kelly, Miss Kate
HodgaDs. Mr.. J. &. Nicely, MI, Q. =. Nc
Ese Mr.. G.. II. Selects, Mr.. David Lynn,
N- A. Williams, Mr.. ". W. Wlnget and
Miss Clara Burkett Refreshments were
served ct the usual time for tea
Mr.. and Mrs. u. ". Gillespie, newly
married couple arrived last evening from
Champaign, ILL.,, accompanied oy tne
brides mother, Mrs Steele. A reception
vas giveu them to- day at the residence O.
tAa groom $ mother, Mrs. II. 7. GILLESPIE.
Mr.. Gillespie will take up his residence III
his city, he and his brother having pHF,,
ro,ssG lie stc-ac Of their Uothsr. Nh. and
MIS- 7. 3. Gillespie G! Martins Ferry,
we're in the city yesterday attending the
reception OF Mrs and Mrs. G. W. Gillespie.
Mr.. J. y. Richardson, OF Buckeye, was
shaking hands with friends yesterday.
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PETROLEUM \. NASBY

5ay7 "IDtimt acquaintance with 4 thu
freud always increases oar rtsprCkt fur
that lreEd.
This is the reason why SyUviti Rlocks
continue To make friends as their virtues
become better known Clergymen, public
speakers, and people in all the avenues OF
life are unit in their praise Of that Won
dciul new remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks,
They are warranted TO cure Coughs, Colds,
bronchitis, HoaTseueSs, Tickling in the
Throat, Sore Throat and Group; % doses,
~ cents Hundreds bear testimony to the
IemarhaiHe cures Of DiarrEn'a, Dys,ntery,
FiuN, Cholera lnfantum, or Summer Com
pIa;rf and Cholera Morbus, effected by
Synyita Blackberry Blocks; % lo3ca. %
cents. We have stacks of testimonials
from mothers, who, after dosing their chill
dren with stroTg medicines for other sup
posed diseases, have completely cured them
Ivy using Syuvita Worm Blocks; - doses,
25 cents. After you have tried ell the
high-priCed bottle remedies ans nave Iound
No relief, buy q package OF SynYitI Kid
Dey, Blood and Liver Blocks and be cured.
50 doses, 30 cents. If you want the finest
tonic Biitels i'll the market, buy II package
Of SynNita Bitter Blocks for % cents, and
make from ! to gallon OF pure tonic bit
tens.
Al these remedies only ceut dose
No box, no teaspoon, no sticky bottle Put
up in patent packages Warranted to cure
o. money refunded. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Get a checker board OF your
dealer free. Send your address on postal
card lor cagy Of THE SYEyIrA BLOCK, %
which contains history Of diseases and
cures, or send / cent stamp for a sample of
Cough Block and a copy OF The SYNylrA
BLOCK. Address. The Synvita Co, Lock
Box 299, Dephos, Ohio.
ANTON p. Hess, Agent Tor Wheeling,
opposite pOstofiice.
d. u. MCSwoBDs, Agent for Martins
F"ny, .
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kanawha d Chic Railway.

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MARTINS FERRY.

Err. aud Mrs. Ross y. Mchlm, OF Pitts
burg, spent Sunday with Mr.. Mckim's
ra.ents in this city. Mr.. McKim has re-
turned TO his home, but Mrs. Mckim will
remain here during the remainder Of the
wps&.
Ms James Cunningham, Of Beaver
Falls. Pa. Is the guest OF friends in this
C.tv.
Il new carrier has taken charge OF the
RLci-IER route above the {. 4 p. K X.
All persons missing their paper will pl 'se
r,p.rt the matter So it may be remedisd.
Sir. Jo~hua Reed, Of Burlington, Iowa,
Is the guest Of friends in the country, near
town.
Miss Maude Newlaud, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever, is convalescent.
"a was reported last night that the
larahl,n mill will resume operations on
Monday neat.
Mr. k. a. BIdrkford as st,i! confined to
his ranm with typhoid lever.
Ticket Ar" drew the herOphoue at
Irujar's news stand The holder OF the
tiylr. can gyt the instrument by presenting
tie ticket.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grimmel was buried at
Mamt Wood cemetery yesterday. The
funeral service was held at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. William Garrett
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RAMRoADs--Activei sales ii, $40, 900.
STUCKs-There was very little Of inter
est in the stock market to-day. The trad
ing was throughout of the usual profess
sional character with very little OF it, The
opening was fairly active and firm. The
market WIS strong lOr short time when
small advances were established. In
the unlisted department, however,
Cotton OL certificate were Sery
active and str0ug, making a
material gain in the first hour. After that
time, however, its prices made little or no
progress in either direction. The close
was very dull and steady at insignificant
changes only from Saturdays figures.
The inal changes are about equally di-
vided between small gains and equally
small losses. sales liz, 1}S shares. Quota
tiOns closed bid as follows
Adams Express iiJ: American Express
lU7!; Canada Pacific 81; Central Pacific
32t; Chesapeake and Ohio a do prefer
rel frsts ); do seconds S; Chicago and Al
ton 1877: Chicago, darlington aud Quincy
1881; Delaware and Hudson loot; Della
ware. LaCtawsuut and Western, l3Ot;
Denver All Ji& GranGe %; Erie, PSI 20
preferred -: Fl Wayne, 1924; Illinois
Central, M, Lake shore, 93,; Michigan
Central, s31, Minneapolis and ST. LOGls
:: do preferred, Ii; Aiissoufi Pacific,
81; Northern Pacific, 22.; do preferred
AZ: Chicago and Northwestern, 1893; DO
prefeIr,d l44;; New Iris Central, 1915
Oregon Tran-"oDtincr'Gi Eli; FGc,nc
Mail, 81 !; Peoria, .. e Z. 2l4; 'lttchwg
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
U lGEa EAiF ! MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOuisiena State Lottery CampanH.

Incorporated in 1868 for IS yeaIs by the Legisla.
ture 70. Educational aud Charitable purpose
with Il capital Of 81, OOO,OOJ-in which IcseTYJ
fund Of over $3.50 900 has siIlCs been added.
BY All Overw hclmiug popular vote lis francht (
was made par; Of the present State CuGI>iitu
ton adopted December I'd, 4. d. 1872
The Cniy Lottery ever voted OF HId endorsed
by the pvOple II sly state.
II lever scales or pOstpGnCG.
las GRAND Single SuuIB.E Drawings
take place mOnthlJ, ami the IRA. Quarterly
Drawings regularly every three Eiolt;Is March,
June September RuI DvCembC-J.
Splendid opportunity 10 win fortune. Sec
ond Grand Drawing Class Is, IN The Academy OF
Music. Eew Orleans, Tuesday, February =,
1Igth M1uthl. DTRvyl,.y
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PUBLIC SALE.

! FARM OF su5 ACRES L. RODS. SlllAI
Y yd Oh the north branch Of Hughes River
uyc miles northeast from the town OF Pcnnshor0
ION the b. i .. K. R., Richie county, West Viz
glnla. COO acres improved, $50 acres in grass. Il
acres in cultivation. balance good timber, over
LOO acres tine bottom land, balance good up
land Three bearing orchards, small vineyard
and other small fruits. IwO-sioTy frame dwell
ing house. good frame Kitchen, with cellar un'
der il. gu0i we'll OF water at the door. good
frame stable with large nov for storing hay.
grauaries and stalls Tor twelve horses good
double frame corn crib with wagon shed
buygy house scales, q number OF tenant ana
tobacco houses. Three creeks Of lasting water
running through the farm, besides numerous
small bra. be-, springs ana wells. situated III
GOOD ucighburhrud, and on good road, ConNen
lent o. sore. steam mill, .ch0n. and ,huTchc,
This l-u very desirable Ne well a. valuable
mnn for gauplul farming Also II splendid slocE
urn toy either sheep cattle or horses, ana can
not O., rsry.lpd for p dairy farm. II could Dee Of.
v.l.j into Severa. small farms with plenty oi
lnrl water ana timber on each one. VII. sen
ali o' portion of the SO acres IL rods Il pII'
vat" sale between this time ana The
Tir.t bay 0CApriI, ISSs.
Terms Cd. FvRlIg SALON" half the purchase
sH.urv cash IN hand thr residue % twelve
rIr.tas from date of sale. wiki per cent inter
,.-, from du'r, and retain % lien upon ne land
q, SO uty a., the deferred payments VII. sell IN
small tracts ~ public sale.
For 'urtutg paItiC llars call tie UnI-I> .gneu
ra..diug on the farm, or address him by Letter
Richie county, West Virginia.
ga5e4a4gD SIMON LANlG.
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sunday train IeRy..2 ,ha!Ir.tUu at 80 4. N
arriving at GaiIipolis ~ iO.Iua 10. rsrkrs.ruls
At Is, p. m. end Wheeling at 80 =. III.
Leaving Wheeling Al 60 n IN ParkcrsbUTe
at HOS ID IN, Gallipolis N VI p. n arriving ST
Charleston al s.5j. except sunday, when ZANE
train arrives Al ESQ p M.
Trains Nos / and I run through between
Charleston and Toledo with Sleeping, Parlor
and Dining Car attached
a. SWEENEY. Genl supt
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OH City.
COTTON.
REV YORK.

NEW YORK, January lG.-CcttOu-
Firm; middling uplauds lO.c; do Orleans
lO.c; futures firm; January 10. 52c; Feb.
ruary 10 56c; March 10 Csc; April lO76c;
May 10 S3c; June 10 92c; July lO96c;
August IL. 99c; September II. SIC; October
u. DC.
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Sunday tCuus Oh X. SO. ny, HrJsc G. Chsres.
ton ~ 6:l0 .. II. waiting tOr u. Il H. - trdig &u.
J, al Po!n FleasauL I'his = tie sho!t ia" .I.r
parties purchasing ttC.6t9 GbUIi G-s for uCA
rs Nc, TIE GL!0 River hN'lrN.h FuI iGfnrha
Con T1sats!"g iLu rates T;rH:rs. OK. s..'!"s.
". J. kUhIEsoG
.'+E"-l. PaSrn,."I ,.Sn..
fEk"Ni'TTs, y. Va
FEHI. GtEkhEr
15syo!iLF PaSSangei rI-gr
Hnr.f.!llg y. "a
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yJHs!IIa. ttss-.
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.ymaa.I fram F",. E,a .

VII auy protected l-uu!actu5er OF
p.uHrc,r step forward aud ca'H That
be- Ils . nigh; to rely on taxation Of tins
people 70 secure him moe thIn rcasoua-
bic profits Il not, " hat grievance has he
again-t the President VIII any lgbOrlng
u,au employed ia the protected Industries
rise 20 oppose tightening the burdens on
labus generally ID his wages and steady
employment are not TO De affected, Il
not what grievance has he against the
President. And IJ the President COuuselS
p. vruug 90 employer or emPloye then
uu.y ans bee offended. Nevertheless, he -
...-ity .ssa..gd as the las of American IN
0U-.y ant .ahcr. 80 state paper that
.y.. tuaugttI .rUm ;a- White Hau-a has
.aU.t forth more herrr and indisc.,W.uat-
fu.ceusura. Ilthe President BIS but dol,,
reckless ot the consequences 20 himself, "a
gr>a. public duty, it is ior tine intelligent
and th0ugatlu. people OF Massachusetts
ar, OF the country 10 sustain him IN IT,
IL Hs has taken his position on the PERI
gu~ edge OF great battle, Il Is for you.
gentlemen. To- ra0ve out and form your
line, beside hum. In truth, he has done
70 Hrare AMI honest Gct, that deserves wei.
ct his CouGtrymeG. Ouce again he ma
.bowu himself worthy the splendid words
OF the Latin poet, with which, On high
acaIeiaic festival, you, Mr.. Chairman, so
generously and gracefully decorated him.
But once again he has shown himself IN
rau4hls OF rising TO that height OF states
nar~hip which. in auotGer character YOU
have SO happily described.
q .-..,.-... ..r.r...r-grt must - g.. lis sLarI
EfH.. mus. ugv beliefs uu. .o hLiav- them lI
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NEW YORK, January lG.-pttroleum
was very excited and sales were very large.
After opening firm at 9l4c, tue price quick.
ly rivgnccd 10 935c, but at this point sell
iHg by heavy traders here aud in Pitts
bug caused break of ltc. There WIS a
sharp rally from the bottom figure or sup
porting orleIs. but fresh Dsrlk occurred
in the last hour, and the market closed
weak at sJsc.
TitUsViIis,
T!TvsyItIE, January 10 Petroleum.
Opened at 92:c; highest 93ic logest 9Ssc;
closed at s04C
PittsEurG,
PITTsBURG, January lG-Pe'roleum-
Weak and lower; opened at 92@C; closed
at S9:c; highest 93tC; lowest SS!c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, January 10 --PetrOlgum
Opened at 92tc; closed mt s9!c; highest
93tc: lowest soc; sclearanccs 1866, 900
barrels.
OIL City.
OIL CITY, January lG.-Petroleum
Opened nj a2tc; highest 93tc; lowest sssc
closed at S9Ic; sales 2,774, 900 barrels;
clearances, 1916, 600 barrels; runs, II, 1T
barrels; shipments, 81, S3j barrels; char
;cTs 50, 555 barrels.
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GRATEFUL--COMFORTINa
EPPSS cocoa.
BREAKFAST.

BY thorough knowledge Of lie natural laws
which govern the operations ~ Objection and
nutrition, and by 4 careful application Of the due
properties OF well.srlcCted Cocoa Mr, Epps mas
provided our breakfast tables win delIcately
Favored beverage which may save ia many
heavy dOclOrs' bills II Is by The udcious use
Of such articles Of dict that contribution may
be gradually bull up until strong enough 10 ge.
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle mEisdies are floating around =, resdy 10
attack wherever there Is a weak point. We may
escape many fatal snaft b keeping Ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and proIrr,-
lVurishcd frame - Civil Ssrrgcf Ga-st,.
Made simply with boiling water or C.,iz. Sod
only IN half pound tins by Grocer ialelie!tLus
JAMES EPPS & CO., g2hGOrATaIC CREaIsIS.
ls23cdATgTh London, England.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money I-2aI I-2 peg Cent.-GovernInenis
Duh and steady-StGCk Dull Flour Quiet
Unchanged Wheat Dull.
NEW YORK, January lG.-MOney on
call easy at 3!a44 per cent last loan at
per cent. closed offered at 3 per cent?
prime mercantile paper = per cent; ster-
ling exchange dull hut steady at ASIA
4o64.
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produces,


New York.
NEW YORK, January lG.-Flour-ite.
ceipts Is, AGA packages; exports %,2l6 bar
rels, and 81, 557 sacks; trading moderate;
sales $1,000 barrels Wheat--ReCeiptS
&, 900 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels;
sales f. 96 600 bushels futures, and p,
600 bushels spot; options steady and
very dull, ungraded rel T1a92c; No. ,
spring gltc. No. red y4c; No red jan
uary 9lsc; February 9lfa9lic closing at
81 &c; March 90 aq23c, closing al 92ic; April
g3.aq3.c closing at g3!c; May 9Ita9l:c,
closing at g4.C, December sTtc. Corn
Receipts Is, $50 bushels; exports -, 5O-
bushels: sales lsl 600 bushels fu ures
As 600 bushels spot; cash steady; options
hrm; ungraded claiche; No. ; 59fdGDci
40. , January Cite February Gl:c;
March 62ty. May 62fa62tc, closing at
G2:c. Oats-Eece!pis %, 600 bushels eH-
norts none; sales los 600 bushels futures
il3 600 bushels spot; market moderately
active: mixed western 37a4Oc: white do
4Oa46c Hay-Firm. Hops-Quiet. COT
fee-Spot nominal; fair Rio l7+c; options
closed weak; sales $1,000 bags; January
IA g5al5 Zoe; February lllOal4. SOC;
March IA 25a14 45c; April IA 2Oali.35ci
Nav l4.O5al4 Pr; June 1850; July
- Tja13. soc; August Is 5al3.5uc; Sep
TENDER l3.l5al3 2jc; October - Csc; No
vember IL O0y; December l. 9Oil3.O5c
Sucar-Dull and nominal; refining quoted
at safe; renned quiet hut firm. Molasses
Steady. Rice - Firm. Petroleum
Steady: United SS;c Cotton Seed Oil -
At 36a37c for crude, llaI3c for refined
| Tallow-Quiet and stronger prime city at
4 13.l6c Rosin Dull ut ll2t. Tur-
pentine-Dull at Il5r. Egga- STEADY
and quiet; western 2la22tc. Pork-Dnii
and unchanged. Cut Meats-Frm. picked
belly 7lc. hams Ole Lprd--Dull and a
ghaGe lower: western steam, spot, ~ ~
February s. G2a7 GG; March - 69a' "A;
May 81 S2d7 -; June s. 81; city steam
s. So Butter--Erm; western lda@51.
Cheese-Steady, demand light western
lltalI3c CopPer-S;eadyi lake l'.9'".
! Cn,oag".
CHICAGO, January 1.-the visible
supuIy of grain on January lG, ag compiled
| by the secretary of the Chicago Board OF
| Trade, was as follows. Wheat, 43,24@r 80,
bushels, decrease GI3,3S3 bushels; coru
I6,g5S, l5l bushels, increase I5J, 400 bush
els: oats 5.Tjl, PSI bushels, decrease Ill
Osq bushels: Rye, &l4 2uG bushels, rnrTeea,
! l3,G45 bushels, barley, 4, 223, S7G bushels,
increase lO4 5l5 bushels. There was little
snap Ia any of the markets at the opening
of the Board to-day, and al! g, the pts
were 0uiCt. Mag wheat started 'c h'Ghci
nj s43c; tie lowest paint III the wheat
J .-....1-., -,.,. -gEf. :.1TI ", Ih+.i NtIlN
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Time Card, IN effect Monday, June 2.th, 49,.
between Charleston, GallipOlis, MiddepOrt,
Athens, Corning, Columbus. BuCynls, Toledo,
Cincinnati, Parkersburg, Wheeling AMI Pits
burg Daily except Sunday. Central standard
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BELI,AIRF,

Yesterday morning while Mrs. George
BoyCe, of the Fourth ward, was ont OF the
house, one Of the little children turned on
toe natural gas. When the mother re-
turned she did not notice that the fuel
was on aai when she struck a match the
flame that blOwed out OF the stove severely
harmed her ON the hands and face.
The darkey who stole wool was given
hearing before Mayor Brown yesterday
afternoon and recognized to court in the
sum Of $500.
The little girl Of Wesley Mcclellan, who
was supposed TO be lost, returned home
yesterday morning. The child had re-
NAMED at the home OF James Terrell over
ulghr.
Geo. Poogman, who is here from the
West, Is doing some local work on the
IrjUsu.
The Republican postmaster at WaTnock
will have 20 stand aside for a Democrat.
Passion Slave was presented 10 Il
good crowd last night. The scenery was
good, but the acting MAS not what was
expected.
The funeral OF Frederick Schneider will
take place this afternoon ut = o'clock. The
Turner'S, DruidS, Odd Fellows and Red
ben will turn out.
The First NJ. F. aud the South Bellaire
Fl. f.. Churches both have revivals.
Harvey Lsightcn's pet goat entered
r,ghbor yard yesterday and chewed up
,o:ua underwear that belonged to & lady.
The goa. eats rope, leather, etc.
The newly elected officers OF Ionic Lodge
No. 43S, F. and 4. NJ, Will be publicly
Installed ut the First Presby terrain Church
on Thursday evening next The Grand
Master Of OHIO will be present, and after
the installation ceremonies Masonic ban
gnet will be given at the Globe Hotel, to
which all the brethren ami their families
in the city have been invited and few
of the brethren from adjoining towns will
perhaps be here.
The Secretary Of he Water Works is
shutting on delinquent subscribers.
quite number OF our people will at
tend the horse snow @! Prot. Gleason in
Wheeling.
The Bellaire nail works will likely sign
.l,a steel workers scale next Monday.
Col. J. T. Mercer, !. NJ. Maring and l..
/. Hart, will leave shortly for California.
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EAST LIBERTY, January 10. Becgs5 -
Receipts, ?, O33 head; shipments 6iO head,
market % to 40 cents OH from last weeks
prices.
Hogs Receipts ,, leo head, shipments
300 head; market ac i've; Philadelphia
So 75a5 80; mixed s. 5Oa5 10: Workers
s. 4Oaj e.; common to tair s. 2ja5 %;
pigs 81 5Oa5 90.
Sheep-Receipis $500 head; shipments
5000 head; market firm At last weeks
closing prices.
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Toledo.
LIVE STC'GG.
Chicago.

CHIciuo, January It. -Cattle-R-ceipts
1000 heed; shipments l, 200 head; market
active md lOIl5c higher; fancy IS 49,
steers - COl5 -; stockers and feeders
- GOA" 50, cows, balls and mixed 81 81
~ 30
Hogs Eereipt- II 900 head; shipments
1000 head; markc; steady; mixed - l5a
) 80; heavy s. 4jAo =; light 81 55s5 AZ;
skips So 25a4 -.
Sheep-Receipts I,OOu Gcnd; shipments
900 head market stronger; natives 3 90
%: western s. 45a5 10, lambs - Goa
4 uu
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CINCINNATI.

OINCIEEATG, O., January l6.-Cotton-
Firm middhng 9sc Flour-Steady; fam
lily So 5Od3 10; fancy So 9Oa4 10. Wheat
Quiet; No. , red 89a89!ci receipts $500
bushels; shipments 1000 bushels. Corn
Steady; No. 2 mixed SIC. Oats-Firm /;
No. , mixed 35tc Rye-In fair demand;
No. , zoe Pork-Easy at $l5 %. Lard
Dull at s. 37!. Bulk Mests-Quiet
short ribs 81 go Bacon-Steady. Whisky
Firm; sales of 1,24l barrels at 81 05.
Butter-Quiet; fancy northwest creamery
35c; extra Ohio 30c; prime dairy roll la
lSc. Linseed Oil-Quiet at 53a55c. Sugar
Firm; hard refined 7saStc; New Orleans
5a6. Eggs-Barely steady At l74alSc.
Chee5e-Dull; prime to choice fiat regular
make lOal2c.
Phllsdslphis.
PHILADELPHIA, January l6.-FlOur-
Steady; Ohio, Indiana, st. Louis and
Southern Illinois 81 OOa4 10; winter patents
81 4Oai IS. Wheat-Steady; No. , red
January 9O!a9lc; February 9l3a92c;
March 92ia93c; April 93ia94c; May 944
a95c. Corn-Spot weak; prices steady;
| No. low mixed 55c; No. , high mixed
JOY NJ mlAeu JdludiS '22o''N, va u
airy 59lc; March 59ici April 6la62ci May
62ta62iC. Oats-SpOt dull and lower;
No. white 4Otc; No. white 42c; flu
lures dull and barely steady; No. = white
January Ale; February 4lfaa4l4 c; March
4l3a42tc; April 42a42tC; May 42fa43c.
Provisions-In fair demand and steady.
Mess Pork at SIC OOalG so; do prime mess
new $l4 90; do. family SIG OOal7; hams
l1tal2!c. Lard Steady; refined s. so;
steam s. OOa5 50. Butter-Creamery
extra 3&c; western factory 20a24c. Eggs
Dull; western firsts 2lc Cheese-Flrm.
Ohio flats llal2c
Toledo.
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