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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-04
PRODUCE.


NEW YORK, March 2.-Fiour-ke-
ceiD,s 10 9l5 packages; exports 4 7Io Jsf'
rels end 40 sacks; market Steady sales
IL 900 barrols. heat-RecIpts 4, A o
h,.he,s: sales 4s6 coo busGeis fu urss; spot
market dull and lower; No. red 93c; No.
1 rcd 81 o.; options more active, heavy
and lower; No ? red March Sole; April
ga 9sIc, closing at 97lc; Nay 95s JJss,
closing at 9s5c: Jure 99icaSl OO3, closing
81 99ic; July % l96ic, closing st 95sci
AUGUST 92ss93ic, c,sipg at 9-sc; De-
cember 95so96Ic, cicsing at 9oic. Con
Receipts $4,000 b1sheis; exports IL 2ol
nushels; ealee 440 coo bushels iniuies ana
o. coo bushels spot market fairly active
and lower: ungfaded mixed 4la44c; steam
er mixed 42lc, March 43sci Apni zee;
Mey 43sc; June 43falic, closing ct 4"ic'
Cstq--Receipts 1900 bueheia; expo Is
lg1 bushsls; sales 105, 900 bushels
futures and II, 600 bushels spot; Hatket
5rll. sn9t No. , white BE; mixed western
9oo29,. White DO 3la39c; No. = Chicago
a. Hay and Hops-Firm. Coffee -
S+fa6v and 1925 points higher March
I'll and May 10 55sl6.75ci Jano ana
INV IL 7Oal6. csc; August 10 s5all O.ci
Sa Ily MI October, aud December IL OOA
y I5r. s6ot Rio 1slc. suga'-Re1 5'
d tod and ouie.. Holass5s-Dul. R,ee
Film. Pe1ceum-F.rmi = uneG az % 49,
Trnifed 91}c. Cotton Sod Oll-o'fouk.
TeIlow-Dull. Ros.a-Sieaoyi coi-, l1
straight 81 O7la1 10. Turpsntiins--DJiu.I l
Fogs2Weals; western l4tc. PorE-Ao ...s.
C rt5t hfeo,e~Firm. Lard Dali western
steam lea 81 12l; March, APnI ana a. nay y
- 10 N. lime and July = Is; August - H.
member 81 10, Butter-Steadyi Sses1siD
80 fSs26c: Creamery 1920. Cheee--
OMIT at 9Isl1ic. CoPper-Daili a .l.
Id - lake March SIG 40. Lead-Quieti
domestic s. 70. Tin-Qaieii s'f'i'S
r.ar N
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IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE
a Company Organized to Build Railroad
From FairmOnt TO BTaxton G. II

A Company Organized to Build a Railroad
From Fairmont to BTaxton G. Il
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, March 2.-Tbe
Parkersburg Improvement and Construc-
tion Company has been formed with
George W. Thompson, W n. Chancellor,
V. B. Archer and w. NJ. Trenor, of this
city, and E. W. Clark, Jr., Of Philadel-
phis, as iacorpOrators The capital stool;
is che hundred thcusand dollars. 1t was
formed to build the proposed rev road
from Fairnont TO Clarksburg and from
there 10 Braxton @. Il. A Board Of Di-
rectors will be elected on April 9th.
Tais ID an exceptionally strong COM
pany, and will push the work on these i'm
pOrtant roads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-04
Two Noted Desporadoes Caught.

WICHITA, KAs., March 1.-Two noted
Kansas desperadoes, C. 7. Garfield, alias
''The Kid" aud F. Burnett, were arrested
yesterday by the Sheriff of Grant county.
''Fhe Kid" is wanted il Idsho and other
Territories Tor murder and sage robber-
les They were followed from COldwater,
Kos. where f7st seer, 10 Grant county
At Morris rancho they stole two horses
aud had q desperate fight with the cow
bows. They we're surrounded by the
SheriA's posse on the plains, and were
taken only after their ammunition was
exhausted and both men wounded.
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Dsatb of a Prominent Kanawhan.

Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, March 2.-"Jake" Gin
ton, of PocataligO, Assessor of the Lower
District Of Kanawha County, died last
Thursday at the home Of his eistsr, in
Jackson County, of consumption. Mr..
Clinton was a young man of fire intellect,
bright. intelligent and well liked by all
Who knew him. He was elected last No
vsmber as Assessor of the Lower District
of this county by large majority.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

.sonss at 1922 Per Cont-9overnments
Dull aud steady-stocks Dull-FIouT
Quiet and Unohaueed Lower.
NEW YoRK, March , --60Dey on call
easy az u b . per cent; las; Joan 3 per
cent, closing C0eycd at ? per cent prime
mercantile paper 4aG per cent sterling
exchange dull but steady and unchanged.
GOVERNMENTS Dali and steady.
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nrauors Sue for Damages

Iowa CITY, iowa, March 2.-The Chi
cago brewing firms are elated over their
success in recovering their beer from the
Temperance people here, and have now
brought suit for $4,000 against four repre-
ssntstives OF the alliance, including Attor
ney Remotely end Sheriff Fletcher, whom
they charge with maliciously breaking
into car and Selling their beer.
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gTATEs-Dull I'D steady.

RAILROADS -QGiet; eales $3.50, 60.
STOCKS. Except in the last few minutes
ths stock market vas dull to-day. The
opsniug prices were generally higher, al
Trough sCme stocks were unchanged and o
few slightly lower; tie advances. how
ever. extended 10 per cent Manhattan
became the most marked feature OF the
upward movement, ard after opening up s
per cent, at 1851, il rose TO 1861, and aitel-
ward reacsing } per cent. Chattanooga
was another specially sirong stock. IL
none of the rest Of the let WIS the move.
ment If any importance whatever, ono
while toe market al Cl0fe was active snJ
strong, the gains wee generally confined
to smallest fractions. Sales 1887 shares
Quotations closed bid as fellows:
Adams Expire q, $50; American ExPIeae,
1l3; gsnfda P2ciGc, 81 B; Central Pacific,
36l Chesapeake and Ohio 81 preferred Go
fir Il, 56{; 90 seconds, 29i; Ohiossc and
Al;on, j. 80, chicago, Bur ugton sid Quil
O.. 1919; Delaware and Hudson, 135
| Delaware. IackaWanua enc Wcatern, l4l &
Denver and Rio Grande, 16l; Eric %
10 urele1red, 6Sl; Ft Wayne, 1903; iih
co.'s Central, 110l; Like Shore, l0l5; Mich
igan Central, s9l Minneapolis and 90
! Louis, 81; 90 preferred 1O4 Gisaoori Iecih'
72l; Norsheru P-ciiic, 81; 30 preferred
62s; Obiooco and Northwestern 1869; d
preferred, 14Ol; New York Cenlai, l09l
| Oregou TY1sconliuen.si, SAG; Pacific Mail
| 81; Pecrie, D. q T., 26l; PittsbuTg, l51
Pullnau Pslsoe Gar, Dol; Reading, AZ
| Ro,k Iols1G 96l; %. Louis q San Fran
cisco, 25s; % preferred, 3d.; 60 fret PIE
ferred 1095 st. Paul, biinneapohsend Man
iaoha, 1O1; st. Paul and Omahe, 324
DO r-,fe.-e1, SO; Teas Pa"ae 2l5
Ueio- p-l;- 664; Jr'fC} 6iatsa 'r1' ess
| 50; western Uaian, So
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Triad to rhaw ont Dynamite.

HANNIBAL, Mo, March Jacob Ger
man, of this city, was instantly killed at
La Grange yesterday while thawing out
dynamite 10 n pan of water on the stove
@he dynamite exploded end his head was
severed from his body. Three OF his TEL
low workmen in the quarry wlete ne was
employed were seriously injured, snd one
of them. James Fuller, will prohabiy DIE
The building WIS completely wrecked.
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he WAS NOT THE MAN.
Collins Hamilton Not Identified as Farmer
Umberger's Murderer.

Collins Hamilton Not Identified as Farmer
Umbergor's Murderer.
LIGONIER, PA, March COLLINS Ham
ilion, the young man arrested on suspic-
ion Of having murdered farmer Umberger
after robbing him OF S13, 600, was taken to
Mrs. Umberger to-day for Identification,
Neither the widow, Miss Stearn nor little
Mamie HorDer recognized Hamilton. He
was dressed with The false whiskers, Der
bv hat found In his possession, and
eech of tho persona named were taken to
see him separately, but they all said he
was not the man. He was committed e
Jail for ten days on a minor charge. a
reverb of s. 900 has been offered for the
lcspturs OF this murderers, AID several
armed parties are still searching the noun
/ 4ains for them.
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Fatal Runaway Accident.

PALMER, MASS, March A runaway
oceurred at Barre this morning which re-
shifted in the death Of one person and Sc
rious injury of two others. The accident
YVES caused by s. horse tskiog fright while
descending a hill and running away, over
turning carriage which contained Jaspar
Despair, Agnes Craddock ana Maggie o'h,
clair. The Latter was Instantly killed emo
the other yoUng lady will not recover. 4 a
Despsr eustsire5 sev5Ie internal injuries
Miss Sinclair WIS % years OF rye
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-04
Hsnry George Sale lOr Eagopo.

NEW YORK, March 2.-Henry George
his wife, two daughters and Miss Minnie
Crawford sailed for Europe On the steam
ship Ems this morning MIR. George eX
pects to remain abroad about four months
Last night he was rendered q serensde oS
the members of the Single Tax League, n'
the steamers wharf in HOboken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-04
Amendments by tho Governor

Speeia, Telegram to tie Sunday Re0isier
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 2.-Ihe
Governor to-day re-appointed DR.. D. May
er Of Kanawba anl Ira C. Post Of Harrison
County to be Insane Asylum Directors,
aud appointed Louis Bennett OF Lewis and
J. NJ. Layue of Csbsll f'E tho ensuing
.erm. as Directors vice J. Z. Peck and A.
T. Whelan rejected by the Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-04
DIRECT TAN Bull VETOED.
President Cleveland Gives Ills Reasons In
POINTED Manner.

President Cleveland Gives Ills Reasons In
Pointed Manner.
WASHINGTON, March p The President
in h 'smeesage yetoing tue direct tax bill,
after describing the bill in detail, and Civ
ing full history of the matter, says:
The conceded efrsct of this bill Is to lake
fon the money now in the treasury the
sum of more than seventeen millions Of
collars, or if the percentage allowed
is not Included, more than $4,000
O3O, and pay back 10 the respective
States and territories the sums they
OF their citizens PAID mOie than
twenty-five years Ego upon direct lex
| lsvild By the Government OF the United
States for It's defense aud safety. Il IS my
belief that this appropriation Of the public
/ .unds 10 not WITHIN ;hs constitutional pow
er Of Congress. Under the limited end
delegated authority conferred by the con
situti0n upOn the generUl government the
statement Of the purposes for which money
NAY he lawfully raised by taxation In any
orm, declares also ihe limit Of the object
for when ID may be expended.
Al must spree thst the direct tax was
law ully ana clnstitutioDally laid, and
thstit vas rightfully and correctly collect
ei. 1t cannot be claimed therefore, nor
IS it pretended, that any deb. arose against
The government aid in favor OF any State
or Individual by the exactio0 O. this tax.
Surely, then the aDpropriat or directed by
this bin cannot be justified as in paymen.
Of g debt Of the United States.
The President enumsrates a number Of
defects ia the bill, among them the fact
tbst the entire tax was not paid furnished
reason shat would rot apply 60 neariy
every case where taxes are laid. The de-
fciencv in the collection Of this tax is
found almost entirely in the insurrection-
ary States, While the quotas appoitio1ed t.
t6e other States were Sc
o. general rule fully paid
and tbroa-fourths OF four-ftths of the
uole7 which 20 IS proposed in this BIZ 10
rstarn would re pgid into the treasures Of
Che 'oesl S ates. But no valid re'aon for
such payment IS found ia the fact chat the
government at first could not and after
wards for reasons probably perfectly valid
did not enforce collection in the other
States.
The Senate tonight passed he Direct
Tax hill over the Presidents veto.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-04
An Old woman's BorrIblo Death

Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, March Mrs. Robert
Martin, living on Walkers creek, this
county, net horrible death a couple Of
DAYS ago. Her clothing caught fire from
the stove, and, rs she was alone III the
bouss and a very old and feeble lady, sh'
was unable TO help herself and was GO bad
" burned that she died in a few houri
affarU5r1
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Now Gas Line From sakerstown.

ROCHESTER, PA, March 2.-The Bridge
water Gas Company have begun to lay a
line to connect their main line with the
two wells recently brought in in the Bs-
kerstown field. The gas from these wells
will be turned in probably week after
next, snd, it ID expected, will REMEDY the
shortage experienced recently al points On
the line
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MRS. CLEvELAND's PLANS.
she Denies That She Has ANY Intention Of
Writing Book.


writing Book.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-To-day's Post
publishes an interview with Mira. Cleve-
land in which she is quoted as denying
that she has any intention OF writing s
book or any article for publication. The
interview concludes as follows:
"What Will be your plans for the imme-
diate fG,urs"
Upon leaving Washington Mr.. Cleve-
land end viii 90 to the Victoria Hotel in
New York, where We remain until our
plans for the summer are matGfed. l hard
IL think we viii bspin housek. epiog again
anil sutaron. Wherever NY husband
eoss shall 60, though 1 don't need TO say
that. We will leave the White House on
Sunday eve irg and be the guests Of dEs
Secretary Feirchild Ny mother Will be
The guest Of MIS-. Dickinson. She will ac-
company us "a New York. o. course,
.he matter OF future residence has resolved
itself into one of house-huntiDg. Mr.
Cleveland's business intentions have been
announced. Presumably, we will live in
New York City.
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National progressive Miners Union,

PrrrsBURG, March "A convention Of
the National Progressive Miners Union
was held at Seottdale today, but no DEF
mate action in regard to demanding a uni
torn, scale for coke workers vas taken.
President Davis is working hard, however,
to haze the men thoroughly organized ny
April /. and the general impression pre-,
walls that if o uniform scale 10 not slgneu
bv that time there will be a strike.
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LOST IN A SWAMP.
Family Of Nine Drowned while Crossing 3
Stream.

Family Of Nine Drowned while Crossing I"
Stream,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, March "A
dey or two since the family Of Mr.. Bud
Hynes. nine in ell, we're drowned in a
swamp in Decatur county, near the Ten
nessee river, q colored man who was with
them escaping to tell the story. Tne iam-
ily were moving in a wagon and after dark
became lost in . swamp. They cams 70 a
etream which the colored driver refused to
attempt 30 cross. Mr.. H5nes thereupon
took the lines and forcea the team to 90
ahead. Tn moment they were IN water
ten feet deep. Father. mother and seven
children were lost. Citizens ere searching
f,r The bodies and have found three.
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ANOTHER MAIDEN AT THE GATE.
The People OF Wyoming are Anxious for
Statehood.


Statehood.
CHEYENNE, Wy, March 2.-WyOming-
ties are eager and unanimous for Statehood.
Democrats and Republicans alike are work
ing for admission. The Territory cannot be
counted as politically safe fcr either party,
and. il admitted as a State, ia SIS likely to e
Democratic as Republican, even though a
Republican Delegate has been elected for
the past three terms.
The population of the Territory Is grow
ing ut the rate of 1900 yearly Ou'side
capital is being attracted to tne resources
of oil, coal, aud iron, AID developments
are bsirg made which are bringing large
immigration into the Territory. A mum
Der al lines of railway are beedipg 'or
Wyoming, and the coming year Will wit
ness an amount of railway growth unprece'
dented IN the history of the Territory. An
enabling act passed during the present eal
viii b;ing wyoming in a. State viii
population and wealth sufficient 10 rival
MANY of the older States.
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The Senate tonight passed The Direct
Tax bill over the Presidents veto.
Mr. CLEvELAND's QUALIFICATION
The President Submits 10 Congress the Re
nnrt Of the OWL seIvIce OomnlssIon.

port OF the Civil Service Commission.
WASHINGTON, March 2-The PFesi-
dent to-day, ia transmitting to Congress
the report of the Civil Service Commits
sion, says:
The cause Of civil service reform, which
in great degree 10 intrusted TO the COM
mission, 1 regard as so firmly established
and it's value So fully demonstrated that
should deem il more gratifying than use
fol If at this late day in the session OF Con
cTess was permitted to enlarge upon its
Importance and presert condition.
A perusal Of TIE report herewith sub
mitted viii furnish information OF the pro-
gsess which has been made during the
year to which it relates, in the extension
/ Of the operations Of his reform, and The
/ IMPROVEMENT OF lis methods and rules.
! til cause for generalization that watch
| fitness and care and fidelity TO it's pur-
poses are all chat are necessary to insure TO
the government and cur people all the
/ benefits which lis inauguration promises.
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r.,oo,.lnr1n1he New eold JIM.

SAN FRANCISCO, Mach News OF
cold discoveries in the mines rear Ia,
seuade is becoming more satisfactory, ana
p7est excitement ia prevailing The Town
d deserted by the people, vho have go j,,
to the nipes. Cd MINER ssy The Dnu'
is yr5bsbiy the Tichezt ever discovered o.
ff,- Pacific COssi.
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CHICAGO. Morch 2 "A break OF 4ic , oC
- - - Nav wheat; y for July DEW
srv today. No special news Wa Iec-l, ', !,
n n csrss the decline, and the d.pf'5 5,o.,
vas " the rsault Of lack Of support; Co5 5
o1;et Oats dull Provisions mcders'ely
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OIL CITY, PA, March 2.--Petroieum
Opened at 92lc, highest 92ic; lowest
92c; closed st 92lc; sales, Al 600 bar
n, Is; clearances, 1902, GOO hsuels, char
ters, 26 5O7 barrels; shipments, 6- SOL
blrels; runs, 81 500 barrels.
New YORK.
NEW YORK, March -Petcleum-
Opened weak 40 92ic, but after the liist
s8las became strong and advanced 10 92lc,
when q slight reaction occurred aud the
market closed steady Ut 92lc Sales 49,
coo barrels.
f.tt hlrls
PCg8Bwc, PA, March . -peaoenm
Dull but firm; opened at % 81; closed .at
81 Re-; highest 9 ic; lowest 92sc.
Bradford.
BRADFoRD. PA, March . -petUieum
Opened at 92lc; closed 90 % ci Lighes.
SIZE; lowest ole; cleargrcas $4,000 har-
Tels.
Tituavinc.
TITUvmLB, March 2.-Pc'rolorm-
Opened 92lc; highest 92ic; lowest 52'f
closed at 92sc.
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quebec Legislators Congratulate Parnell

Quebec Legislators Congratulate Parneil
QUEBEC, March 1.-The following mes
sage was cabled to-day to Mr.. Parnen;
1--WE, the members of the Quebec Legs
lature, heartily congratulate you on vi
nmphant vindication from foul ISLANDERS Of
ihe Times. You are still the hope OF Ifish-
men and lovers Of constitutional freedom
everywhere"
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Cos1 onerstors Favor Shutting Down.

Coal Operators Favor Shutting Down.
PTTsBURG, March 2-SOme OF the
Monongahela River coal operators are
strongly in favor of shutting down their
mines again and keeping them CLOSED unit
there is "a improvement in the coal busl-
ness. The markets below are s!ill over
stocked, and there are from 5000, 600 to
1900, 009 bushels of coal now loaded here
r5a5y Tor shipment and 10 place to send
-
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SUNDAYS:

leave The City 40 SOD g. m. snd rIu every hour
l.i. .I5 p u Leave Wheeh. Park at $500
aul ru every hour ulti 1000 p. IN. Except
Church l-su VIII .-sv Park SO $3.50 o. M and
Ur.v $40 L..I5 u. u' g.. HIR-CH
-uperuludecL
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UhicaE
as. Libsrs

uuSo1srAri, c., March 2-eogs-
S eady; common and light So 75l4 10
packing and butchers 81 50l4 20; receipts
$50 head; shipments ], 100 head.
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ls .-l fsrssV met, ro1.h pssssu-o fiaslu
4.25 A5-a-f, at s i)E "a. arriFss stRa'ti-5
$30r u.
fcof -e.- Qa- alglI .-a.1 leaTes EQnLLrs
i.-- u. l-., Strives at BalGire o. sos G. m.
Hr.llr eIt Accommodation lesvs- Be ar
-o p l-.. a-ri TO b5lIslra So ~ 80 q. ~.
ADJ % .ns ca.fF eECeVt tlr5ar Crvrz. s.1ae
HEFLINt AND ELM GROVE EAlLEOAL
OH ell 1lCr Saturday. October l2, ISIS
-t.- ol -e F. iceing 2n1 Kim Grove RaiIros'
~.l rIu ISL lc' cWr.
ssy A-fv9e leave s.-, 4 " 5ss.. Is.
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active. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Cssh No. 2 spring 81 0O4a1 COZ;
No. 3 spring s5s8sc; No.2 red clsh and
March 81 00}; May 81 O3a1 O7l, closing
81 O5t; June 9SlaS1 Ol!; July 9Oss
954c, closing Gle. Corn-Cssh March
43c; May 354c; June 35lc. Olts-
Vash No and March 254c; May 27lc;
June 26sc. Rye-No. 2. 43c. Flax
Seed-No. l at 81 4s. Timothy-At
Sl 40. Mess PoTk-Cash and March
81 2Oa11 80; May 81 81; July 81 so.
Lard-Cash and March So 72I; May S6 s2I;
July IS 80. Bulk Meais-Short nbs
IS S5a6 95i shoulders s. 25a5 81: short
clear So 20. Whisky--At 81 c. sugHs.
butter and eggs Easy and unchanged.
C;nc.rr-e.
OECuEEATI, O.. March 2 Cotton
steady and Firm. FlouT-Dull Wheat
Quiet ard lower; No. red 9jc; receipts
5000 bushels; shipments 500 bushels.
Corn Stronger; No mixed BE Oats
Neglected; No mixed 25l 426c. Rye
Quiet. Pork-Steady at 81 so Lard
Quiet at So 20. Bnlk Meats and Ba-
c0a-Stesdy and unchanged. Whisky
Steady AZ 81 03. Butter, Sugar and
Cheese-EesY. Eggs-Nomiual at 1lal1ic
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 2-Wheat-
western weak; No. , winter red spot
and March 924a93c; April 9lls9llc; May
96c. COrn-Western steady; mixed spot
39!aS93c; March 39!a39lc; April 4Ola4O5c;
Msy 413a4l}c. Oats-Firm western
mixed 29s3le Rye-Slow at 56s5sc.
Hay-Quiei; prime to choice Sl5 5Os16 90.
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Eggs
Steady at lac. Cofiee-StToDg; Rio lSlc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 2-Fi0ur
Quiet. Wheat-Dull and lower; No.
red March 97a97Ic; april 9Sa9slc; Nay
99a994c; June 99iaS1 CO. Com-Quiet;
No. 3 mixed 39c; steamer No. mixed
39lc; No. mixed March 40a40lc; April
40ga41sc; May 413c. Osts-Weak; No.
3 white 313cp prime 3ila3i3c; futures
dull and unchanged.
ro,eoo
ToI Sp0 March2 -Wbaa.-L Lover; cash
9ScsSl %; May 975c; July sslc. Corn
STEADY; cash 33lc; Nay 35ic Oats Qoiat;
cash 26c; May 284c. Clover Seed Dull
and steady; cash and March 81 50.
LIVE STOCK.
DhicaEc
CHI-t5, March 2.-Uat,lt-gsc pta
1000 head; market steady; natives 81 9Oa
4 70; stockera 81 3Oa3 90; cows, bulls snd
mixed 81 l0a3 10.
Hogs-Receirts II 600 head; market
weak ald lower; packers and shipper
81 35s4 So; heavy 81 l0a4 50; mixed 81 a.
al 90; light S4 45a4 80.
Snsor-Receiptg !, 800 head; market
steady; natives 50 75l4 90; western S 90
"a 30.
sas. Libsrg3
CAST i.E8RgY. March 2-Csiiie-Re-
ceip.s 1,O2l head shipments go head;
market, nothing doing, all through.
Hcga-Receipts $500 head; shipments
, 500 head; market slow; medium Phila-
delphias 81 sO14 So; heavy hogs "a 65a
4 20; pigs and Workers. 81 s0l4 90.
Sheep Receipts 1000 hesd; shipments
1, 100 head; market slow at unchanged
prices
Cincinnati.
Cu~onsrAri, c., March 2-eogs-
S eady; common and light So 75l4 -;
packing and butchers 81 5054 20; receipts
$50 head; shipments ! 100 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-04

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 2-Fiour
Quiet. Wheat-Dull and lower; No. ,
red March 97a97Ic; April 9Sa9slc Nay
99a99!c; June 99ia$1 90. Com-Quiet;
No. mixed 39c; steamer No. mixed
39lc; No. > mixed March 40a40lc; April
40Bs41bc; May 4llc. Osts-Weak; No.
3 white 31!cp prime 3lla3i3c; futures
dull and unchanged.