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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-20


Eew York Herald
When Sir Charles Dixie wrote his
book, "Greater Britain, !" it was with a
full appreciation Of the magnitude Of
America and OF It's immense resources.
But at that time there was no city which
fairly represented In size and govern
ment the greatness OF the country. Even
now New York, with It's population OF
one million six hundred thousand, does
not do full credit 10 the American
nation. II Is cabined, cribbed, confined.
There is, however, a scheme in con.
temptation which, II carried out, will
make New York the second greatest
metropolis In the world-second only to
London. 1t Is the idea Of Andrew II.
Green for taking In under one govern
ment the numerous towns and suburbs
round about Gotham. Through the
columns OF the Herald the public has
long been familiar with the idea.
That scheme seems now to be on fair
way TO mature, for on Tuesday last bill
was introduced into the Legislature ap.
pointing commission OF inquiry. The
commission includes Andrew H. Green,
]. S. 7. Stranahan, John Foord, Freder.
lex w. Devoe and Calvert Vaux, the
State Engineer and Surveyor, one COM
missioner to DO designated by each OF
the following ofllcials:-The Mayor Of
New York, the Mayor Of Brooklyn, the
Boards OF Supervisors Of WestChester,
Queens, Kings and Richmond counties.
These commissioners will serve without
pay, will investigate thoroughly the ex.
pedienCy OF the proposed plan and re-
port from time TO time. The Legislature
will act upon these reports either for or
against the scheme.
It Is q grand idea and would make {
magnificent city OF New York with tin
area OF 800 square miles and popula-
ton OF 100000. The line would begin
ut Yonkers-Or II necessary would take
In Yonkes-take In tho town Of West.
chester and part Pelham, which would
include all tho new parks now outside
the city Jurisdiction and the Bronx Park
In WestChester; then coming down, In.
Guiding Hunters Island, the line would
embrace the town OF Flushing, Jamaica
n1u TlHub uOMu W ltOChAWulI lOluM
around aud take all Of Kings county and
Richmond.
The advantages 10 the annexed terri.
tory would be great. II would have the
benefit OF an efficient police, FIRE and
health service all under one head, the
Mayor Of tho city. There might be d
little increase in the taxes at the begin
ming, but the increase Of population that
would soon follow, tho increased activ'
lily In building, and 50 on, would In q
short timo reduce them, and thus there
would be u double gain TO the people OIL
the outlying districts:
Staten Island Is about 10 DO made the
terminus Of railroads fromthe South ant
West, Under strong government
wealthy aud well managed, the islant
would grow immensely In prosperity
Instead OF being a fourth rate suburb o
New York Staten Island would DO OF
Important portion Of our magnlfllcen
city. Here Is how New York woull
stand before the world under the con
solldaHon system:
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1ni,nrI,all nln,,,, pnl.nn

How many people there are whose distress
lFanl0fcs aches, palms Gnderuptlyo Tendencies
niedut lpherited blood poison. Had blood
naIi1i ii1n lGnt to child, and II therefore Il
AZ duiY1 Ind and wife to keep their blood
phtdi - = easily accomplished by timely
use Of u, B. 3. botanic Blood Balm). Send tC
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, for book Oimost con
yinClugpro
James Hill, Atlanta, Ca, writes; "My two SOM
were afflicted with blood poison, which doctor
said was hereditary. They both broke out III
sores and eruptiOnA which u, D. d. promptly
controlled and finally cured completely"
Mrs 8, n. Williams, Sandy, TGxRj, writes
my three poor afflicted children, who Inherited
blood poison, have improved rapidly alter usC
Of u, H. Is. II lisa GOdsend,"
J. X. Wilson, Glen Alpine Station, n. O., Feb
Fuaty 10, 1850, writes. clone and blood poison
forced INC 10 have my leg RmpuiRtcd, aud on thI
stump there came a large ulcer, which grew
worto every day until doctors gave nc up TO die
only weighed 40 pounds when began 10 take
Il. Il. D., and twelve bottles increased my weigh
to 1850 pounds and made me sound and vol.
never know Whist good health was before"
Logan & Co., Wholesale agents, u
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ADrop in the ocoan-Low tide.


1t was Just an ordinary scrap Of wrap.
ping paper, but II saved her lie. She
was In tho last stages Of consumption,
told by physicians that she was ihCura.
bic and could live only q short time
she weighed less than seventy pounds,
On a piece Of wrapping paper she read Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and got a
sample bottle II helped her, she bought
a large bottle, ithOlped hor more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued
lis use and Is now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing 40 pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp 10 w. II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith, Trial Bottles OIL
this wonderful Discovery Pree at Logan
4 Co.'s drug store.
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OF New York, Assistant Secretary OF tho
Interior

or New York, Assistant Secretary OF thu
Interior.
Cyrus Bussey was born in Hubbard
Trumbull county, Ohio, on October 5
1888. His father was q Methodist min
lister. He began business life at Dupont
Indiana, and started on his own account
at sixteen years OF age. In 1858 no wa
elected to the Indiana Legislature as Q
Democrat, and in the same year was q
delegate to the Baltimore Convention
that nominated Stephen A. Douglas fol
President. At the outbreak OF the war
he was appointed by Governor s. T.
Kirkwood, Of Iowa, to the command oil
the militia in the Southwestern part oil
the State, with the rank OF Lieutenant.
Colonel. He gained promotion by hard
service and was made Brlgadier.G Gen
eral Of Volunteers on January g.
1864, for Especial gallantry." Shortly Of.
terward he was given command OF Vest.
ern Arkansas and Indian Territory, with
the Third Division OF the Seventh Corps
He was made Brevet Major. General OIL
Volunteers on March Is, 1855, and was
mustered out on August "a, 1865. Mr..
Bussey resumed business as commits.
sion merchant, fBtin st, Louis and then
in New Orleans. He was q delegate To
the Republican National Convention in
1868, was for six years President OF the
New Orleans Chamber OF Commerce, and
was chairman Of u committee OF that
body which obtained from Congress the
appropriation for the Eads jetties. In
1881 he engaged in New York city. He
took an active part in the canvass fol
Mr., Blaine, and spoke almost every night
in the campaign Of last year.
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ILYnRihnk.

CHICAGO March io.-Catllc = Receipts AtoO
head, shipments 5000 head; market Ilnaiyi
bOOyos - 0OAt 2Oi AleCu q poi3 81 GtockOn and
feeders 81 ibA8 ei COWS, bulls aud mixed 81 tls
3 0Oi Te1aI cattle 81 aSa9 30, tiogI-RecelptS
1900 head ahlpm9nn 9000 head market slow
I 711fi light d 6jai gjJ Gkipl q b0al 10. bhCep-
lleCOIpA 800 head lhlpmGnN 1900 head mar.
ket steady natives 81 0Oab aSl corn ied WustOft
81 2jai 7di lambh 81 iOaS IS.
RAsf Liberty, Pa, March ip.-Ca.lle-Recolpl,
20 head shlpmehA go head market htm and q
menls / 400 head market nrtnj medium Phlia16i.
phlAs ~ pOabtQi heavy hogs u A1aA %; plgl and
Workers u pjab o., Bheep-llcOlpls l,5JI head
Shipments 2.200 head inAtkOl allow and TX
lower than yesterday.
CiNclNNAIt o., March is.-IIogS s.Cadyi com
mon and iighl 81 7baI i6i packing And iitiiS6SI,
b9A SO receipts 100 hcAdi IhlpmunI I'll
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock Mar.

NRw YORK, March l0,-Noncy on call easy at
az per cent, last loan per cent closed offered at
per cent Primo mercantile paper 4IiAS,l per
cent, Sterling exchange dull but fin ut q SS94
vi Ss5I, Sales Of stocks l,ll0,0OO shares.
ThcgI was very marked change In tho temper
Of the stock speculation to-day, and the entire
list, with the exception Of the Changers aud the
Southwestern stocks, advanced materially, the
upward movement being steady and meeting
With hardly u check throughout the day. The
most pronounced gains as usual wCrO among the
speClRltles, and Manhattan, Pullman and some
others especially In tho last hour became very
strong. In the last hour several speclAltles came
10 the front aud tho highest prices Of the day
were reached and the market closed active and
strong At tho top figures. Everything on the list
Is higher. Manhattan rUse ~ per cent, Missouri
Pacific 2, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati &
Indianapolis IA, New England ~, burlington
l9E, AtchlsOn ! ", Canada Southern, Louisville &
Nashville and Texas Pacific W., Pacific Mail aud
Northwestern IL, St. Paul, Union Pacific and
Norfolk & Western preferred ~ each, Rock
island, Pullman and Western Union per cent
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Now York has now only torty.two
sauare milea, but whore her population
would 30 nearly doubled her area would
be multiplied nearly eight times, and
would be still less than half that oil Lon'
don, II would be possible 10 have metro
polllan districts divided into smaller dis.
tficlS, each 10 10 represented In q local
ieglRiauye body elected annually, y
would have a large, solid and inllpentla
repreSentatlon ID tho Legislature, ant
lhe numerical power Of the hAyseeG
0lRiesmen, which Ia 20 oilen exeitet
against the interests Of the city and "
suburbs, would be nulliaed,
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The Queen 4 Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets 10 Fort Payne, Az
Laiia, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates.
burg, jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
al one fare for round trip, on November
10, December 4 and 10, tickets good fol
sixty days. Now 10 your chance 70 OK.
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South. No bllIEafdg, sure crops and 4
pleasant climate, All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati
For pamphletg and other Information
address Nell o. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pltlsbufgh, Pa, or d. g. Ed
wards, acting General Passenger AgenI
Queen 4 Crescent route, Cincinnati
Ohio,
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.

Ma ~ Jscob street TOOmCd house. .r....Sll .,
No. NO Jarob street, rOOmcd hOusc.,,....,. 10
No. ~ Main street, fOOmed hOuSG.,,..... o
No. l6 Alley A, I fOOmel hOuse.....,.,...... y
10. 90 AllaS u, TOOmGd hOuke.,........ ,.... y
Nj n, TWrliu, street, rooms aud kitchen O
yo iO1 Market street, \ r0ouis.,,,..,.,..... 20 y
no iNiO gafkcts It, slOfc'toOm aud dwelling 10 o
40. iOll llarketkt, stOTC.fOOn aud dwelling % y
10. ri Market street, Hull, I'd loOr.:;,-... 9 9
no. ~! Main st., store room and swelling. = o
No. ~ Main H., tRlONn or boarding house
No liQOWoOdsst ,stOfe.fOOu and dwelling,
M glf lac1b street fOOfpE,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,.. q
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DALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD-

.AlDepAEtureo OF trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November II, 1855 Eastern time:
m, $50 p N, $40 p m daily, and ll;lb p m daily
Express Tor Cincinnati and St. Louis, 1925 m
daily, II rs y m daily, except Saturday.
COlnlnbuh accommodation, B:b5 4 m, daily,
For Columbus, S:bS and 1928 IN daily, and
lllh N, daily, EXCEPT Saturday, and 900
daily except sunday,
PiiiadsP ia and New YofE, via Sfaiton' sSS
daily.
Fot Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a m
Ington, Pa, $50 p N, daily except Sunday.
For Pltnburgh, Washington, baltimore and
Philadelphia a. $3.50 m daily.
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2AS a m, Sunday
For MoundvIlle, $40 N. and 1900 noon,
dAllyeXcepl Sunday, Aud $40 p IN, daily.
Grafton Iecomnodaiion. 6'l0 m, daily.
For St, ClRlnvllle, si5s M, 2;O p m and $40
IN, daily, except Sunday.
$50 m and $50 p m daily, and 4;S 4 m daily
Express trainS arrive from St. Louis and Gin.
cinnAtl, 4bS m and G;2O m, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Bait.
more and Warrington, d. g. via Grafton, l2;5
m and POO p m daily via Pittsburgh, lo'lS
Trains arrive from Columbus, 1856 a m daily,
and go p N daily, and le:S am daily exert
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, Iol5 m daily,
and l2!4Sp IN, except Sunday, G:SS p IN and ll:i0
Trains arrive from Warrington, Pa, 500 a m,
daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Houndville, 9;i5 m and
1:l0 p N, daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive nom Grafton, 9;45 m, and lass
n m, daily,
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p m, daily
Trains arrive from 81. ClAlnvillO. 1910 a m, and
| l:lo and $3.50 p m, daily except Sunday.
Bellalfc accommodation lt;l6 p. m, Saturday
only.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket ONCE, 100 Mar.
ket street, and At depot.
~. NJ NI.kAIENTA. Mnnnnnr-
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Educational,
MI. De CHANTAI,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
tsi,tnr, of the vlIlntlnnA

A school OF moro than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough Cdu'
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii,
bnry Of six thousand volumes. Elmo phIlo,
Sophlcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially noted. CorpsoI
plano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart, Vocal CulturC
according to the method Of the old Italian mas
tors.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons 1T
all tho principal cities, address
sol THE DIRECTREsg.
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Washington, D. q,
address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New OFleAnA La,

uRg,lENBER, tina, the payment OF Price 4
IrIIIS1tED BY FOuR NATIONAL BANKg Of New
Gtean,, ADD The Tickets are signed by the PreBi
dFnIol IN ln,iitall0n, whose chartered right
AZ rengnlfed la the highest Courts; therefore
btEup q aGy limitations or anonymoul
nm DOLLAR Il the price OF the smalles
tafiOt ifnriInu Of Ticket Issued ny w III Rnl
bnWHg. Anything In our name offered for leti
than Dollar ish sWlndle. mfl3-WAAW
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ro&c Nerig Of OHIO County, Greeting:
We c9minanl you that you summon Mary
ipptMAt he Clerks oince Of lilo Clrcuit Coufi
q OAO county at Rules to be held for the said
Vogit M tie llyt Monday IN March, 1889, II
lNaAbill IN thanccrY exhibited against hel
y NE aid Court, by Henry West, And
,i,e then there this wit. Witness, John w
Michel Clerk Of our said Court, at the COur
hoa,cg aid county. In the city OF Wheeling
lsy !ni day Of March, lSsg, and III the Twenty
ihh !rifui the State VI wOAt Virginia.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
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BellAire 4 zAnesyllle Through PASSENGER leaves
BellsiFe ass:i0G, M, arrives " BellaiFe al $3.50
p, IN,
WOodEheld Passenger leaves BellAiFe 81 $40 d,
NJ, arrives ut BellRife at S;25 q. m,
Bummertield Accommodation leaves BellAlFo
at 1875 D. M, arrives ut BellRlTo at iii80 q. m.
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NintAla.
Homes In mo sOuth.

NEV YonK, March ig.5riS iron quiet. copEet
nFtnefi lake March ti9 ". Lead dull al y i91S
Tin IRREGULAR Ilfalls vi Co.
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OH CRY, "a, March lp-opOned al piilo,
hlgheal pJS lowest 6pu closed ii pOol kalea m
pO baftelsi cleafAnces i,ls1 UO baffelij charter,
$500 barrels lhlpm0nu V9,F0 barrels runs On
40 BARRELS
NV YoRk, March ip.-PellolOum Opened
S1ST Us& .foS sSI Il t SGT assa S KS
0JO barrels,
f'tfIsnuEoH, IA, March iS,-rotioieum ial,,,
active and htunI opened4t 5gIfol closed a p0iG
highest W3tcl lowest S9Nc, w.
BRADFORD, Pa, March ip,-opened Al bplls
closed a g9stgl highest VO1tc lowest S9SC clear
AlCet tBi,OO barrels,
TlfusyiLLE, pa, March iV.-Oponed Al spXo
highest N,tci lowest SOL closed Il 70,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINs5on aud aiIep Nov. y, lssS...x
day excepted. MONDAY excepted, lsatiriay
excepted; lsunday only Saturday only
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Tur peculiar purifying and building
an ,,owen Of Hoods earsaparillA max
u the very hest medicine 70 take at lhiS
season,
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OHIO RIVER RAILR0AD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1850. Pa1en.
ger trains will run "a iOlloWs-CentrRl Time.
All trains daily except those marked thuGt
which do mt mn nm Sunday,
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May West hnO inhabllant OF my baillwick
pNNghl ihefCln. this iih day NJ March, 1889.
JOHN II, WHITE, u. s,
For l.. STEESROD, y. o, o.
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Legal Notice.

TUE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
4 OhlO County.
W.T. March Rules, 1889.
n''T z West llp cn,neerr.
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,he object Of thls suit is ~ obtain for TIT
gi.ala adectrc " divorce from tho bonds o
II4ssgIlgoay tHl,lltV between him and the de
sssIi,aL And Il appearing from al aiidAyi
ajiaE N,ty V MY, t' ~ my @ v" Sesdet ~ ~ Nm
~ y West Virginia, said defendant y hereby
nttite 10 appear In Snld cause Within on
III NV Y. liiei the first publication OF this order
M, uhal j. necessary to protect her Interest
~, Iiialiatf ordered that thlS order bO publlshet
Rg9'td A. required by law.
Cos,,A v' John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of our sal
gGiGN We court House VI said County, TIL
iS w Of Match, lSSg, lO.wlt; March Rules
p,v.,., lOnS ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
l,aolhAtd tue dtti time March Q, lSsV.
Jhv. JOHN W, MITCHELL, Clerk,
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NOTICE. TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

NrTTeL III 'a'ncOy'
~, uI hSllte that the dCposlllons Of Henry
Nh WIN William RCus, JAMES Chapny and Othefl
Ci,Si,n ,n ~ the office Of J. u. ElsOn, No. ltQi
.Ae safe Of West VlrSinia "a an the HI
WY AfiIl, A. y. lSsi, between the hour Of [
s ,,t3s,i N, and 9 O'Clock b, M, 10 DO read ID
Az v lhe above named cause on behalf o.
Afiss Ptlha1l And II, from any cause, TIT
nsss. We iald dopOslllOns shall not 10 CON
ts,sil,.W ptlng commenced, shall not bg com
ktI 1g.lhi l day, The taking Of the bAlnV vii
hiliGu n,. itlm time 10 time until the SAINT
HENRY WEST,
f,v,.-u Ny J. y. ElsON, his solicitor,
I'M Wnt, The Defendant
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NEw YoAE, March lO,-Wool 1ule, and EASY
domestic hCOCO SiASsc pulled ESS0ri TSssi u
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.
w onand after Saturday, October -, 1883,
trains on the Wheeling & Kim Grove Railroad
Will run ~ follows;
LEAVB WHEELING;
$50 q, NJ, 100 a. M, q. M, ll00 O. M, l;S0 p.
m, $3.50 p M, $40 p, M, z 100 p, m, Q;00p, m,
LEAVE WHEELING PARK;
6;l0 q. M, 7;46 q, NJ, 1880 a. m, 1880 M, $50
p, m, p, M, $40 p, M, 500 n, M, $500 p, IN,
ONsUNDAYS-Unti further notice trains Will
run ~ follows; Leave tho city ut 500 q. M, aud
run every hour until 0:l6p, IN, Leave Wheeling
Park Ut 300 u. M, and run every hour until ~
2, IN. Except church train win Leave Park at
no, noa ~ 44u Guy 1'tI d ri HiERscH, sup,t.
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The matter OF the color Of the shell oil
an egg haSnothing TO do with It's quail.
ity. Light eggs bring higher prices in
New York than dark eggs, while in
Philadelphia and Boston the dark eggs
are preferred. The color Of the yelE ID
deepened by the amount OF coloring
matter therein, and for that reason the
dark yelks do not indicate that the egg
Is richer in quality than one that Il
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Spring Is critical time with all classes
OF stock, although the season is warmer,
due TO exposure Of high winds and damp
weather. When the air Is saturated
with moisture the animal will feel its
effects more severely than when the
weather Is cold and dry. A shelter
should always be provided to serve as a
winlbrake.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07
craIu md Proyi.,opx.

CHICAGO, H.. June "a very fair stccula
tive business was transacted In wheat, aud the
feeling developed was weak. With the exception
Of June or cash, prices wen lower all round, aud
the deferred iuturcs wen the weakest June al
yHnccd ic above yesterdays closing, declined L.
aud closed r higher than yc,tcriny. July olenci
at about yesterdays closing, declined -. with
slight changes. aud closed - lower. December
opened at yesterdays closing, but ruled we 'k,wlth
the selling turned chiefly to this future, AMI tho
prices declining IT,. aud closed 70 lower than zee
tcrlny. The WCithCr bulletin showed ulns east.
aud lHht rans In the touthwcst ni,d Northwest
but clear iu the South where harvesting n under
way. Confirmation 81 rains IN Russia had weak.
Uuiup effect uni 10 was reflected IN foreign mar
kcts. which ruled wcskvr and slightly lower Do
nestle markets easter. with Ncw Nork the weakest
Of all.
noiomic tindc was reported In corn and the
feeling developed was little easier. Parties who
have been purchasers Tor several days past were
sellers today, aud Ia the ahscnre oi any outside
| support the market declined There wcro moicr
| ute quantities sud iur country account, and ship
| ping houses wcrc also Identified with The selling
| Interest Tho market nUcupl 90 the closing figures
ui yesterday, was steady fora time. but fuon tnld
! OF ittt ~ hccHmc quiet aud Inactive closing
quotations tclng iull h. luWur than yesterday.
4 mudCute business was transacted In oats
Al clsicr iccllng prevailed aud prices declined
slightly
Very little interest was manifested IN the market
iof hog products, aud speculative trading was lin.
| itci. Fluctuations Ia prices wcrc confined within
comparatively nnrrow range, and rather favored
| the buying Interest
The leading futures RANGED as follows
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Buyirg--New York and Eastern points,
demand, part Eastern points sight l-l0 dis
count; Cincinnati, St Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, par New Orleans, :. discount,
Sclling-Now York and Eastern points,
81. 80 premium; Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louis
willie aud Chicago, ITO premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market remains quiet, no
sales today. At New York spots are quiet
and steady, and futures quite at a decline
of to points. New Orleans closed firm,
futures declined to points, closing quiet
and steady. The Liverpool market closed
quiet and steady with lower grades advanced
l-l6d; futures unchanged. Hubbard Price
& Co say; Foreign cotton adyiccs closed n
shade easier today than yesterday. Our
market has remained very inactive with lit
tie or no disposition TO enter into operations.
Notices have been issued on June deliveries
today, but have been taken up by those who
are willing TO put forward their contracts
at present differences, and are without ma
tcrial effect. The overland movement for
May, rs reported by the Cotton Exchange
Is 200 against Al, 900 last year. This will
reduce the excess OF this seasons crop INA.
terialy on last Saturday"