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AN OCEAN HORROR.

Eleven Lives Lost-Other Foreign News.
LONDON, September IA collision oc'
CURED four miles from TARIFF, last even
ing, between the British steamer Cairo,
from Cardiff, aud the British steamer
Snaresbrcok, from Odessa. The Suaree.
brook was sunk and 1 of her crew were
drowned. The Cairo rescued the remain
ing ten and landed them at Gibraltar. A
fog prevailed at the time.
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robscco Crops Ruined by a wa,srspou,,

FLENIINGsBURG, KY, September IA
waterspout burst yesterday morning along
the line Of the Cincinnati and Southeastern
Railway between this place and Hillsboro,
six miles east Of here, washing out trest-
ling bridges aud fills, causing discon-
tinusnee of traius and doing great damage
to fencing. Probably the greatest money
loss will fall on tobacco planters along the
track of the water. Their crops all being
washed up and ruined.
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Conlsy and McAunfrs Matched.

ASHLAND, Wis, September Final
arrangements for the Conley-McAulifl'e
match were made last evening, and Conley
will leave Monday for San Francisco. The
fight will take place October Goth, and will
hs under the auspices of the California
Athletic Club, for purse of $4,000. Nc
Abilities injured hand is in good form
again, and his friends think he can make
short work Of Conley. The latter puts in
two and three hours day at sparring and
shows an improvement in handling him.
GOLF
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THE WRESTLING WOMAN.
Mrs. Alice J. Shaw's Great Success 4

Mrs. Alice J. Shaw's Great Success In
Europe.
NEW YORK, September Mrs Alice
J. Shaw, the American whistler, who made
such q success in the London season, re-
turned on the City of Rome yesterday.
A number of friends greeted her on the
pier, and she held levee from Z o'clock
until 10, when the custom house people
got through with her baggage.
She locked more beautiful than ever,
and smilirgly assured her friendly ques-
TONERS that her whistle had flourished ar
we'll as she had. She was almost tempted
to try j, then and there to prove it. Mrs.
Shaw said that che was delighted to get
hsme, though she had enjoyed delightful
times and received the kindest treatment
all the while she has been gone.
II have had good time, TO sum il all
up" she said, and my success socially,
srtistically and financially has exceeded
my expectations. / had only one dissp-
pointment, aud that was caused by the
death of the Emperor in Berlin, just ss
tll6 arrangements Itf
me to whistle before the Queen. But that
will be made up, and more too, another
season, for have engaged to 60 across
again next spring and whistle to the
Queen, as well as in Paris, Berlin and all
the capitals"
Mrs Campbell, the whistler's accompsn-
lat and friend, also Yankee girl, was
equally enthusiastic over her trip. Mrs
Shaw while abroad went ont only to re-
ceptions, dinner parties and saloon enter
tainments, though many efforts were made
to get her to whistle at concerts. She be
came 80 much the rage, after two or three
introductory appearances, that she had
more offers than she could accept Of engage
ments from ladies who wished to add TO the
attractions of their entertainments. The
astonishing figure Of TWENTY-FIVE guineas
for drawing room appearance, which, it
was then recommended she try, made no
diminution in the demand for her whist
ling.
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An Adyance I'm Wages.

PuTsBURG, Septembe, 1.-The South
west Coke company, of which H. c. Frick
is President, Voluntarily advanced the
wages of their employees per cent, to
take effect at once. The company controls
about one-third of the ovens in the region.
Theother operators claim that they can
not pay the increase and operate their
works unless there is an advance in the
price of coke.
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A Free for All Fight.

Special telegram 10 The RcglSer.
CHARLESTON, Sept. IA free for all
fight occurred at miners dance near
Hawks Nest coal mines last night, Con-
stable Esds, who attempted to quell the
riot, was shot 1t is thought to be fatal.
George Jones and Mike Ohars, miners,
were shot, their wounds are not of a seri-
GUS nature. Joe Briggs, James Callahan,
Conrad Jones, Jerry Kennen and VIM.
Studds were arrested for doing the shoot
;pn
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A PUBLIC CARD.
Three Prominent Republicans of Kanswba
Out for Cleveland.

Ihrce prominent hepuDncans Oh hanAWna
Out for Cleveland.
Special Telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September L.
The following card is made public:
'We, the undersigned parties of Elk
district, protest against the conduct of the
Republican party in the county. 1t
has come to pass that a few
of the ringleaders get hold
of the doodle and then come to the voter
and expect to drive them like ignorant
fools up to the polls and vote them, as
thongh to vote their sentiment. The poor
laboring men have no show in the Repub-
licsn party, and have to work four day
and give two days OF it to keep up the
"hieh tariff"
"We have decided that the Democratic
party is the hope of the poor lsboring man
Republican or Democrat. We will advise
all of our friends TO vote the Democratic
ticket this fail, solid for Grover Cleveland
and all of the nominees on the county
ticket. We intend 10 use our influence in
favor of the Democratic party and vote for
it, first, last and all the time We have al
ways been republicans, but now We have
got enough"
GSigned1 j. NJ. TRUMAN,
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American Officials ut ottawa

NEW YORK, September IAN Ottawa
special to the Herald says: Messrs. Jewell
and Jingle, special officers of the Treasury
Department at Washington, arrived here
and spent a portion of the afternoon in
private consultation with the Commission
ers Of Customs. The object Of their visit
is unknown, and as the officers are reticent
rs to their business there is considerable
speculation to whether or not they are
bearers of special messages from the
American Government.
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At. LouIs New UnIen Depot.

ST. LOUIS, September THE people Of
st. Louis are elated over q report, which
has been confirmed, that Jay Gould bas
ordered the construction Of q new Union
depot here TO take the place Of the old
sheds that have disgraced the city since
the old Union depot was opened in 1874
The building is to be $500, 900 structure,
Just west Of the present depot. Work II
to he commenced within sixty days and
the building finished within two years.
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A Tsrrible OIL Explosion.

TOLEDO, September 1.-The oil eIplo-
sion at Cygpet was Of an iron tank con-
tanning thirty thousand barrels of oil,
which leaked and needed repairing; while
the men were at work, the vapor escaping
from the oil caught fire at the portable
forge used by the blacksmith. Two work.
men we're burned to death and several
others were severely injured.
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The Anniversary of Sedan.

BERLIN, September 1.-The anniversary
of the surrender of Sedan was celebrated
to. day by review of the Garde Du Corps.
Immense crowds witnessed the nance
veurs The Emperor was accompanied to
the field by the Kiug of Sweden, the King
Of Ssxony, the Crown Prince Of Greece,
and Princes Henry aud Albert of Prussia.
The people greeted the Emperor with
great enthusiasm. The day was pleasant,
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Retire With Fortunes

CHICAGO, September 1.-The extensive
grain receiving and commission firm Of
Foss, Strong & Co. went out of existence
yesterday. Ex-Alderman s. D. Foss WA
the head of the concern, who, for years,
was known as one of the most conserva'
tive members of the Board of Trade. Jos
Reynolds, the company, is the owner Of
the Diamond Jo'' line, and E. B. Strong
is also very wealthy man. The firm haf
been one of the most successful as well a.
extensive grain dealers known to thu
trade. The members retire with ample
forIunes
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Got Money Under False Pretenses.

CHICAGO, September Warrants have
been sworn ont for the arrest Of Louis M.
Kane, A. T. Osgood and @. A. Hsslet, di'
rectcrs of the Trans Continental Transpor.
tation Company for obtaining $50, SOC
under false pretensss from the Equitable
Assets Company of London, England.
Mr.. Kane left this city about three weeks
ago and his present whereabouts lie I'M
known. His wife lives at No. 1893 Her
mitage avenue, but he has not lived with
her for some time. She last saw him about
two months ago, when he said he was go,
ING 10 Soutb America.
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Harrison Pleased With the Reception.

MIDDLE BASS ISLAND, O., September j.
A cold northeast gale sprang up after
General Harrison's return from Put-in-Bsy,
last evening, compelling the cottagers to re
main 10 doors around the fires. The Gen.
eral expressed himself as greatly pleased
with the reception yesterday. He is at
tending to some of his correspondence TO-
day, and tomorrow will attend the morn
ing services at the chapel.
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Pouderly tn ReslRn

PHILADELPHIA, September IA iu'
NOR has gained currency here to-day and
ia well authorized in labor circles sppar'
emily, that General Master Workman Pow
derby has withdrawn from the order of the
Knights of Labor, his resignation to take
immediate effect.
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Now IL IL q Fruit Trust.

NEW YORK, September 1.-The report
that trust had been organized by the
tropical fruit men of New Orleans did not
create much concern among the banana
importers of this city. Geo. d. Richard
SON, of 22S Greenwich street, selling agent
of atlas of steamer which bring to this port
an average of eight carg,e of bananas per
month, stated that he was aware OF an at
tempt on the palt of certain English firms
to organize big trust for the control Of
the tropical trust trade, but he did not be-
lieye that il would succeed.
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An American y.ssel seized

OTTAWA, ONT. Sept, la special offl-
Ger of customs has seized the American
Tug Gladiator on Georgian Bay for hsVirs
lowed a raft of logs from French River,
Ontario, TO Midland, and not reporting or
clearing at either place. The vessel is in
charge of the Sub Collector at Algons
Mills pending deposit OF $500 or release
nv the depsrtment.
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Myers-Neetlham FIGHT,

MINNEAPoLTs, MINI, September l.
Arrangements were completed yesterday
to bring off the Myers-Neeiham fight at
Minneapolis. It will take place here on
September ID. 1t will be twenty rounds
with small gloves for the entire receipts
and the lightweight championship of
America.
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An Idiot Hang. Her Rnnther

RALEIGH, N. c., September 1.-George
c. Denning and his sister, Abbie, both
idiots, quarreled Thursday. Abbie got a
rope, tied 1t around his neck, then put the
other end over joist in the house and
hanged him. A peighbor reached the
house In time tosee the unfortunate brother
die.
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Killed Inv His False Teeth.

DULUTH, MINI September l.-Gabriel
Marello died yesterday rs the result of q
singular accident. While working on the
streets several days ago he was struck in
face by stream OF water from hydrani
and his false teeth knocked down his
throat. He died from hemorrhsge fol
lowing their removal.
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Assaulted by q Colored Fiend.

NEW YORK, September Miss Mary
Gary, IS years old, of Brooklyn, while or
her way home at an early hour this morn
ing, was assaulted and outraged by col
ored man, So years old, who sfterwsrd:
fled and made his escape. The police sr'
looking for him.
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The Texas Cotton Yield.

GALVESTON, TEX, September 1.-THE
Eecs to-day contains statement Of the
cotton crop of Texas for the season of 1887
90, showing the ield to have been ISL
SOB bales. The statement is based on re-
ports of railroads as to cotton originating
on their lines in contrsdistinction to cot
ton shipped from other roads.
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An ARed scientist.

PARIS, September 1.-Chevreul, the
chemist WAS 102 years old yesterday
Col. lanai, on behalf of the Washington
National Institute presented ChevreuI
with an address of congratulation. He in
formed Chevreul that Keely, of Philadel.
phia, had invented an aerial motor.
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SMEAR Re1iuer Fails.

CHICAGO, September 1.-Samusl Bliss,
manufacturer Of sugars and syrups, made
An assignment this morning for the benefit
of his creditors. His assets are placed at
Sl25. 600 and his liabilities at an equal
amount. The cause of the failure is not
HnnUn
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Cincinnati Carpet Firm Assigns.

CINCINNATI, September 1.-Snyder &
Kohlberg, carpet dealers, assigned this
morning to Howard Douglas. Assets esti-
mated at $50, 900, liabilities $50, 600. The
firm is q new one, bat had obtained fine
business and had recently gone into fine
store building at $50 Race street.
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Five Cowboys Drowned.

DENVER, Col, September live cow
boys were drowned near Pixies Peak
Thursday night, by sudden rise OF water
in Beaver Creek, on the banks OF which
they had pitched their camp, caused by a
cloudburst.
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SDadsn Death at BsrnesvnIs,

BARNEsyILLE, o., September 1.-Josisf
Giffse, q prominent farmer of near Far
view, tell dead while sitting in chair a.
his home last night. His death Is arm
buted 10 heart disease. Hswss bachelor
seventy. wears Of age and quite healthy.
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The Story Denied.

PHILADELPHIA, September l.--When
reporter visited the K. of l.. headquarters
in this CRY this morning to inqnire into
the truth of the rumcr of Mr.. Powderly's
resignation, he WAS Informed by Secretary
Hayes that there was absolutely nothing
in the story.
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J. NJ. TRUMAN,
NJ. p. COPSN,
w Il WILSON

These men have been lifelong Republi-
cans but now see the error of their ways
anu have come ont strong for the Demo-
cratic ticket, and they do so on their own
account, not having been solicited to
change their political faith.
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LIVE sTDUR.
East Liberty.

EAST LTBKRTY, September 1.-Osttle-
Receipts 1,3l1 head; shipments s74 head;
nothing doing; all through cousIgpments.
HoG-Rseeipts 1900 head; shipmsuts
900 head; market firm; Philsdclphias
S. 6O46 10; mixed IS 50s6 60; Yorkers
IS 35s6 50; common to fair IS 15a8 80;
pigs S. 75l6 90.
shssp-Rscsipts. !, 200 head: shipment,
1000 head; market very dull at yester.
days prices.
Chicago.
osIoAe0. Sept. 2-Cattle-Recsiptl
5000 hesd; market allow and 10s15 lower
steers s. 1Os4 %; stockers and feeders, 81 on
a3 Is; COVE, bulls and mixed 81 60s3 90
Texas cattle 81 s0s3 90r western rsngeii
s. 00a4 90.
Hog Receipts 5000 head; shipment
1900 head; market dull and weaker
mixed S. s5s6 As; heavy IS 00s6 so; Light
S. 9Oa8 40; skips a 10s5 go.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipment
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A MIllers Alliance,

ST.. LOUIS, September Ia meeting Of
Winter Wheat Millers was held here yes
terdsy. The object Of the meeting wss to
form q closer alliance between the millers
handling winter wheat.
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1000 head; market steady; natives - 30
"A IS; western shcrn s. 25s3 IS; Texans
shcn 50 70s3 35; lambs s. 6Oa5 90.
PETROLEUM.
New York.

New York.
NEW YORK, September 1.-Petroleum-
Opened strong at S2ic, t above last nights
close, but after a slight advance declined
to 92fc Heavy buying BY the west then
caused sharp advance. on which the
market closed strong ut 93sc.
on Uttv.
OIL orTY, September l. Petoleum--
Opened at 9a3c; highest 93ic; lowest 92sc;
closed at 93sc; sales 1,151 900 barrels;
clsarances 4, 3l8, 900 barrels; runs IS, on
barrels; shipments s., 4S6 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, September. --Petro-
leum--O Opened At s2ic; lowcet S2sc; high
est 93sc; closed at S3sc; clearances ,sl0,-
600 barrels.
Pfttscurg.
PTTrsBuRs, PA, September. -Petroie-
um-dctive and excited; opened at 93s;
closed nj s3sc; highest 9Sic; lowest 92lc.
Ttusville.
TIrusvILLk, Observation-Disclosures
Opened at S2Sc; highest S33c; lowsst S2lc;
closed at 93sc.
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Driven to Suicide by Disappointed Love.
Special Telegram 10 The Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September l.
Last night Lizzie Oxture Of Campbs'l's
creek, drank half an ounce of laudanum
with suicidal intent. A love affair was
the cause of the attempt at self destruc-
ton. She may recover, but it is doubtful.
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ToLxDo, o. September 1. --whest-Dnll
Cash, 94c; September oslo; October s5ss;
December &c. Corn--Active;casb, Septem-
Der 48a75e; October 46a46ie. Osts-Duii.
No. 2, 27lc. Clover seed active, lower
cash 81 so.
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Public Debt Reduction.

WASHINGTON, September lit is esti'
mated that the reduction Of the public
debt during the month Of August amount
ed to about 81, 1901
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Terrible Boiler Explosion Mt S.wsIl,

Speeia! TStordn 10 The Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, September l.
LAST night locomotive boiler exploded at
Sewell station, killing John Williams, fire.
man, and fatally wounding Henry Shoo-
man, engineer. Henry Gunther, Joe
jackson, and William Bush were seriously
injured. The cause of the explosion is not
known.
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w on and after Monday, April 80, lsSS, trains
On the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad Will
-tln as follows.
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Us e''rg &c vr-rtaLlr preparation o. n.
...@.a'. . Mercury Potash. Arsenic. OF u,u,r
i..e.-g.- distances.
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- p-,rrEF OEJG ND I q ~
ms yr Vim. :. stephenson, OF this
+r.i,r.. - his .rn to town today 70 let Us
panty oi DS .S,cs Ms what CuUiCura Remedies
l. ann. AT S S' rails is the case reierred 70
s. lone ' ~, ~ sarle time ago To look AZ
or .. .,,y y" one would suppose that there hal
y. Sn ' anything he mst W S mte y n,n
ems Co tt !" ..S,'.,s what his father has IN say
3 ay.eNu w~n.elt Just as he dictated.
y4 ."e g ,..,a grtJr a quantity Of Cuttcura
". 81 ga - urrhtug but praises Tor them.
u..a = .L.. ,TIri,r-s remedies the best IN the
r>at r., raj 80 a w can 10 promote their
g. ''.'.S STEPHENS 4 BRUNER,
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STATEs-Duli and steady.
PAR DnAno Nil

STOCKs.-The stock market today, while
little more active thsn last Saturday,
was equally insignificant as regards the
real trading of the day. The opening was
generally firm, the advances over last even
ing's closing figures extending to I per
cent, while Wheeling & Lake Erie was
exceptional with q loss of per cent.
There was period of stagnation, bat later
the coal stocks came to the front and Lack.
swsnna, Reading and Colorado Coal be-.
came the special features, the latter I'D
yancing nearly 2per cent. The general
list again advanced small fractions and the
movement lasted until the close of buei-
ness, which was quiet and strong at the
best prices Of the day. Everything lie
higher this evening, though dealings are for
fractional amounts only. Sales IS, 44S
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 14s; American Express
100; Canada Pacific, SCI; Central Pacific
34a; Chesapeake and Ohio 12i; do preferred
tirsts 10l do seconds III Chicago and Alton
100; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l13i;
Delaware ard Hudson, 1ls; Delaware,
Lsckawanna and Western 143; Denver
and Rio Grande, lSt;. Erie, -; do pre-
fered, So; Fl Wayne, ISL; Illinois
Central 1881; Lake Shore, 97s; Michigan
Central, Sc; Minneapolis and ST. Louis,
s; do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific,
79s; Northern Pacific, 27l; do preferred,
GIG; Chicago and Northwestern 115s; ID
preferred, l442; New York Central, 1881;
Oregon Transocutinental, 79s; Pacific Mail.
81; Peoria, D. & E., 24I; Pittsburg. 15s;
Pullman Palace Car, t67; Reading, 52s;
Rock Island. Ill; st. Lonis and Sap
Francisco, 32i; do preferred, 72s; fnA
preferred, 1881: ST. Paul, Minneapolis ard
Manitoba, l064;S st. Paul and Omaha, Alt;
DO preferred 109; Texas Pacific, 24} Union
Pacific, 81; United States Exprss, 70.
Western Union, S3s.
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MAG OLA

EALAs Take nAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM wiz
TSG TO tie Seaside. Mountains 6 Rural Rssoyts,
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-. a,'a,lse on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
, ~, THE SWIFT Sracrr7c Co.. prswrr 2
'''N Ia New York. 80 B-oa,lwav.
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Express (ChiCaso and coli
Express tChiCagO SnG Coli.
Limited Express iChlesSo) I.
Express Chicago AMI Col.
Cambridge Accom- ,............
Columbus AeCOTu...............
g, Clairsyille Accom-.
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Mbeelin9 Register
Crarflers' SnidS,

A SRlVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExrLANArIoNo OF REPERENcE MARKs: sDAily,
tSunGay excepted. INondsy exoeo.sd SSun.
day only. Saturday exeepted.--t MERRIAM
May 10, 1855. Wheeling time which is lust one
hour earlier han Central Time.
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Ofnsiauatt.

CINCINNATI, o., September 1.-Cotton-
Quiet. Flour-steady. Whest-stesdy
No. red 9oc; receipts 1900 bushels
shipments 9, 900 bushels. Corn-Steady
No. mixed Acc. Oats-Slow No.
mixed 26c. Rye-DuIl; No. 9, SEC. Porl
Quiet at $500. Lard-Scarce at - 30
Bulk Meats-Frmer; short ribs 81 37l
Bacon -Firmer and unchanged. Whisky
Steady at 81 IA. Butter, Sugar and
Cheese-Firm. Hogs-Stropger; common
and light SIS OOs6 IS; packing and butch
ers' S. 00a6 go.