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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07
MADE 4 SHIRT,

ANY Hamilton n NesU York World.
More years ago than ! shall name
Isought TO win good wlic's fame;
knew not how-but all the same
made shirt
I cut, stitched, with many tear,
followed Il ont, both front and rear;
carved the AFnl.holes wide, for ieur
They wouldn't TT.
Johns neck measured, to be true;
The band must fit-thnt much knew,
I'd heard so oft. All elsGI drew
And puckered In.
At Inst twas done. A work Oft
Complete, ] hoped, In every part.
"Come, Johu,f called with quaking heart,
"Try on your shIrt,"
i must confess II hulged somewhat
In places where l thought Z should not.
But John, the brute, yelled out Great Scott,
Is this tent?"
Aud such behavior, Language WE'LL
He uttered things I'll never tell
may forget them wien ldwell
In higher spheres
o woman Of the present day
Joyous Inscribed this little lay:
You little know the man you pay
Your homage to.
Ifhis "true ihwardncss" you'd know,
Have him your IDOLS overthrow
And sentiment TO four winds blow,
Make him shirt
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no use to the community, and there is
danger in them. A vicious dog, dog
without a collar, or a dog on which no
tax is paid, is a lawful target for
policeman's revolver. 1t would be well
to gather up the tramp dogs aud give
the police field day of target practice.
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nIIle., Nerre and Lirer I'm.

act on q new principle-regulati the
liver, stomach and bowles through the
noes. a new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Une-
qualed for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest Fifty doses
% cents. Samples free at the Logan
Drug Co.'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

"As fair as poets dreaming" is tho
weather we want for the State Fair, and
Uncle Jerry rusk ought to give it to us.
No rain experiments here this week, if
you please.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

Our gold is returning TO its native
land. Give the free traders a chance
and they will send it all the other way.
They know how to put the balance Of
trade on the wrong side.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

sA1Low and leaden-hued compilations
soon give place to tho lovelest pink
and-white, when the use OF Ayers Sar-
saparilla Is persisted in, and cosmetics
entirely abandoned. Nothing can coun-
terfeit the rosy glow OF perfect health,
which blesses those who use this medi-
cine. .'r
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DAILY EXCURSION
To PIttsburg Exposition, via b. s o., Sept.
to oct, II Inclusive.

September 9 to October IL the Balti-
more & Ohio Company will sell excur-
sion tickets to Pittsburgh, including
one admission to the Exposition, ut low
round trip rates, tickets good three
days including date Of sale and when
sold on Friday good until the following
Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

The stubborn refusal Of tin plate to
jump as the free traders said it would,
is one of the miseries Of the day from
the free trade point OF view. Tin plato
doesn't appreciate the part it is expect
ed to play in the Democratic restora-
tinn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

THE holy coat is becoming numerous
Bussia wantsit understood that the gar.
ment is in her possession. Fortunately
it is not one Of the essentials.
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A CABLE dispatch speaks of after-din.
per speaking as "moribund fashion"
1t may be among the bong tong on the
other side, but among the uncrowned
sovereigns of this land Of freedom it
never was more abundant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

Nh, nDDs Greene, the successful special.
NJ D. ist in curing all forms of nervous and
chronic diseases, rs W. 18th street New YORK,
can be consulted free personally, or by letter
Call or write him about your case. or send for
symptom blank to I'LL out, and letter fully ex'
planning your disease. giving advice, etc, will
be returned free
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

AsnuRy PARK has seen a water
spout Yet 1t is insisted that Asbpry
Park is dry" at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

Mr.. CLEVELAND might compromise
with Gov. Hill by letting him have the
nomination. Hin isas easy to beat as
Cleveland. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

Lucky for PETER that he did not wait
at Moundsville until Horr came that
way. Horr's club is not stuffed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

Mr.. BLAINE and the sea serpent will
soon cease to be seaside attractions.
What will the romancers do then, poor
things? 5K ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

MEXICO wants it distinctly understood
that she is getting along comfortably
under the administration OF President
Diaz, whom she is pleased to regard as
unqualifedly all right There is then
no opening for large sale of arms in
Mexico.
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FOR sELE.

No. ltOi jacob street,
No, llg Fifteenth street. .,r
DesiIRble ChaplIRe street piOlVII,Gy,,b p.Eg1
iGO acres OF laid. sully county so1'"
No. l2ld Market street. =, 81 and WsL;f
40 acre farm between shrIIAi,u as"
ton Rork, Marshall county, W. va
No. q md ~ Twentieth street, 81
Lot on South Front street ,.''..., ,,,'T
Cottage, Moundsville Camp G I!!,iI ,.. Z
cottnge, Monndsville Camp u Etg,,i,ni ,..-. 2
Two lots, Moundsvillc Camp GIo""'
No. 1881 and 39Ii Wood. slTegL,, r,sl s7A
Thrce.roOned house, NqLlg 9iIila l1' sirreL
Double frame house on BaiIislV'
No. IS and 81 sixteenth sue.G
No. 1851 and 1858 ChnpllhS sugTii land RGss 81
Tblrty.ilVe acresstOne p''N s'''' 500 "a
Ohio. ., .,,e, land. o5slH
Seventeen and one'hgI nG'e' ' Ct.
mile west lower point OF lAnH " land DoE w
Three aud onO-halt acres VI
Li Ns SS,so we,,ol street. ground 5oby''0i@'
No. g;ll aud 2aIi Mood sWttt, ,l.N wa
TWentyohe shares Riverside O' ri
No. y Alley i, corner Alley 49,
INC NJ SSiS and aO2l Main street
In "a In l91 feet, Elm Grove
Nos &; and 80 Alley ~, ,.,..
~ q mi nm snll G66 thapIInesifse-
No. sos MeCollOch street
M pOOl and 2i)lj NUN street
No. 26Oi Market street ~
No. % Ohio street -, .,,upd O " -
No. co North Front stEceI-s'04'
100 feet.
No, 3jO6 Main street
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HAVE used DIR. Thomas Eciectric Oil
for Group and colds, and declare it a
positive cure. Contributed by VIM.
Kay, $40 Plymouth Ave-, Buffalo, N. Y.
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nlcrcIes.

We have few more SPECIAL bargains
in second hand wheels. Two 1890 Vic
tor sateties and several marked down
new wheels, EDw. l. ROSE & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-07

IsN'T this a good year to lnarry'a
farmers daushter2
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FOE RENI

No. 84l2 Market strt ,' ',,
No. Il Twenty. street. two IGol NJ; &
Lot on Twentieth street west OF n ilenvoSl
Fnrm OF 100 acres, one mile e'ss' VI NV
Junction, s32J per annuin. ,,,,,,ro,J Junciil
Twenty acres Of laud near hei"0'1
$40 per acre. ,..,,.,o soptb Of DcnvsS
Sand and Gravel privilege sog'N "
Junction. on Ohio River raiiro"u' ......l s. !,
StdrO room, 1853 Main stree! ''''''''''''''''. 7
Store room, 9iO2 Main stree'''''''''' ''''''''
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THE IHTELLLdEHcER. embracing it's several
editions, Is entered In the PQstoliee ut wheeling
W. Va. Us gecOud.clASS matter
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rooms ....4$l: Counting Roomu.....ilO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Wy ANTED-A GOOD STEAM -,
w for Il bakery One Win .a,a,'... Wy
preferred; Address c. GANIERT Siilt'1t,ll
street, hell9irc, y, w.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-15
PIG IRON is QUIET.
Dullness Reigns in the Market, Al
though Prices Remain Steady.
STEEL RAILS CUT NO FIGURE.
A Reported Big Transaction Turns Out No
Sale At All.
STATE OF THE FOREIGN METAL MARKET

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.l
New YORK, May 4-The condition of the
iron and steel markets of the country is re-
ported as follows by the Iron Age:
American Pig-Although some sellers pro-
fess to observe signs of gathering strength,
the majority in the trade report the market
dull and quiet, with prices steady. The
1irmer feeling in the West and the drain of
iron from the South to that quarter, are ex-
pected to tell ultimately on this market par
ticularly since Eastern Pennsylvania is
called upon to send large supplies into ter
Titory usually taken care of by Central and
Western Pennsylvania. Northern brands
are quoted Sl761S for No. /, $l6G16 so for No.
. and Sl46l4 30 for gray forge. Southern
iron sells at SIC 50Gl7 25 for No |, SIS 5O@l6 25
for No. 2, and Sl4Gl4 30 for gray forge.
Spiegeleisen and Ferro Manganese-The
market is lifeless and nominal. We quote so
per cent ferro manganese S63 5O94 90.
BilletS and ROds-Against sales of about
5000 tons of barrel hoops at private terms
for the Standard Company, mill in West
ern Pennsylvania has purchased s 900 tons of
IL inch DilletS delivering 600 tons monthly
at $50 Eastern mills quoted much above
that figure. Referring once more to the
trouble experienced by q Western mill with
billets, we are informed that the stock of
ingots came from another works, and that
in Mt least one instance they had been rolled
into rods. which were rejected. Rods are
S3S at Eastern mills.
steel Rails-The lot of rails referred to in
ouC last issue as having been sold by a mill
not in the association turns out to be a par
Gel of rails stored at the mill in question, be-
longing to a concern which had them rolled
Z long time since and had not used them.
They are cGpOund rails, West Shore drilling
The market in the East is absolutely lifeless.
Prices remain firm at $50 at Eastern mill and
$50 - at tidewater.
Rail Fastenings-We continue to quote fish
plates Mt Log L75c: bolts, 26562T5c, and
spikes, 81 906l 95 delivered.
Manufactured Iron and Steel-The only
transaction of magnitude has been the clos
ing of a contract for the approaches of the
Brooklyn bridge. Current New York de-
liverieS are at a standstill for structural
work on account of the strike. There is a
moderate amount of work in plates. We
quote angles 1892 l0c: sheared plates l95
G2.25c: tees 245d2. 75c; and beams and chan
ncl~ 3.OIc on dock Steel plates are 2OO62. .l5c
for tank, 23d2 &c for shell, and 2.562 &c for
fange, on dock. Bars are L7@L9c, on dock.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-15
MARKETS BY WIRE.
An Early Strength That Had Been Worked
Up Over Night Is Soon Dissipated--
Due to an Urgent Demand
Frofn fbe shorts

CHICAGO-Everythi dealt in on the
Board of Trade was higher at the opening
this morning than at the close yesterday
afternoon, but the early strength which had
been worked up very sl1illfully on the curb
overnight was soon. n.dissipated and materially =
lower figures generally resulted. Wheat on
the opening was marked by boom on the
curb, the opening prices being I4Glslc
higher than Yesterdays close, and its fall
was proportionately heavy, closing IIsc
lower for July compared with yester-
days final figures. The higher and excited
opening was due to an urgent demand from
shorts. Numerous stop loss limit orders
were received, the limits being placed at
what operators thought would be u safe
figure over the closing of yesterday, but the
limits were passed. 1t was also found very
olIhcult and unsatisfactory to trade in the
new crop futures. Further influences caus-
lhS the higher opening, were higher cable
auVlceS, large purchases at the seaboard
yesterday, the frmness at which May was
held over July, and the Price Currents re-
view ot the crops situation noting some
Mhit less favorable conditions, including in
sect damage in Kansas. Cable advices were
exceedingly reliable all dav
me only bearish influences were the ad-
vance oi per cent in the Bank of England
ulscount rate the continued gold exports
ana an apparently concerted movement on
the part OF longs to unload their wheat and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-15
Groceries.

Sugars are weak at the decline noted in
this column yesterday, and q further drop is
not improbable. Coffees are firm enough to
go up higher. Roasted coffee Is relatively
lower than the green article. The move
ment of general groceries is active, with
staples the same as at last report. -
GREEN CoFFEE-Fancy.. 2Es@@Hc: choice Rio,
I'D pre n9 Java rs S lSs :qs race
@HXc; Mocha, SGas2c; Santos, 2aaSc; Caracas, 3
RoAsTEp: :lin papers, STANDARD brands. sc; high
grades, N@8OHe; old Government Java. bulk. az
Berry soc choice Rig. &c. prime pr@e Rio % sc: sood Pesd
Rio; & ac; ordinary sihn'gy 2S@22He; S Ha,s,. .uu a..
,o5 dSSSSsTsh test ss;
1l9c; royaline, lac; red oil, n@11nc; purity, 14c;
oMslns; MTs.as; Ms. ou-No w,ts- str.,nsa .oau, No.
gaon sa3er ns,sf o 5ss 4S9' per
SYRUP-COrn syrup, 35@37c: choice sugar syrup,
Sg9c; prime sugar syrup, s4Ss5c; strictly prime,
q; O. IMoLAssEsaFancy. new crop, 45c; choice.
SoDA-Bi-carb in kegs S54@3Ac: bi-carb in rs,
5Ac: bi-carb, assorted packages, 54@6c; sal soda,
cANDLss-star. csf; full Weight, &c: stearine, per
p1%s esss qa5Sna hoSsasa gss sss choice
STARCH-Pearl, DC; corn starch, 6@skc; gloss
FoREIGN FRU1rs-Layer raisins, q 50; London
q 6091 75: Valencia, 64@7c; 0ndara Valencia, IL
prunes 7a{@sc; French prunes, 1O1zGafkc: saloni-
ca prules In 2-b packages sc: cocanuts, 100, s.;
4oc: wainuts, nap, 1s6l4c: Sicily flberfs, i2c;
Smyrna figs, is9l4e; new dates. 5s@Sc; Brazil nuts,
peel pee Sc b; orange peel ssLO isc TO- Hsi'e lemon
PRsD pRg1FsS4RRss sliced per @ lie: ag
pared pare sagSsc peaches, California, esaporated an
pared 16glsc; cherries, pitted, sic; cherries,
sspRs1aafsb a '
r. so xStsg f
PIcxIEsEMedia%, bbis Il, 9ON. 81 Is; medium.
nSa sAITsNS Gps sR1 bSi, 5 81 90; No. e1 bb q 1o
fanry PS 2 70 ah coarse ssst eryst y a. Dbl %
CANNED: GcoDs~ Ds~stsndard peaches, g 5oaa s.;
peaeh Raah M 81 o extra finest Psss4ss sSr ss5 g. % H Re
90: corn; 3 COOL Isl red cherries, d s5@1 10: Lima
Fl pes 81 :ossea ss1aag pes aS
pineapples. 81 56s1 S0; Bahama do, = IS;
pams pss y o. cadGna 5G aEpreos
egg plums. q go extra white Cherries ss s; rasp-
Berries iSS1 iS tomatoes. ssea SO o. IS saoa SESsa
In, q s9l 50; biackberries, 9Oc snceotash. 2-fS
i esns 90 SaRed
beans 40a1 5oobster In cans, IS mackerei f-n
So; sardines, domestic, Us, 81 90; sardines, i'm
ported. 4s, S11 5G9l2 80: sardines, imported rs,
$4 25.
FIsH-Extra No. boater mackerel, SO a Dbl:
extra No. do mess s2S 80; extra No. mackerel,
shore. S24 90; No. shore mackerel so; large u.s.
go. Codfsli-Whole pollock, SC p ID; do medium,
strips, 5c Georges cod, In blocks, s1@7kc. Her
ring.Round shore, $ 80 Dbl; split. s6 5O; lake,
70 9 p 100-fb Dbl. White fish, TCO p 1OO-fb half
bbl. Lake trout, s5 50 p halfbbi FInnan haddes.
l0c ID. Iceland haibut 13c p 70. Pickerel, half
bbl 81 80; quarter Dbl, 81 60. Holland herring 75c.
WalhQff herring, SOC.
OATMEAL-T 5097 IS q Dbl.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-15

take their profits. New York sold freely
most of the day and the Northwest also
came in as a heavy seller. July started at
81 03@I 04l< against 81 OBJ as the closing
figure yesterday, sold off to 81 02% rallied to
81 0334, then, late in the session, plunged
down to 81 00}4, but recovered nc before the
close.
Corn started out strong in sympathy with
wheat, but. it was given q quietus very
shortly. There were enormous sales against
cash corn to arrive. The market had little
support for some time because of the de-
mand for cash corn to fill first half of May
delivery contracts, but it finally broke with
wheat. July opened at 6oA@6Okc against
593zc at the close yesterday, touched 6034c,
broke to $3.50, rallied to 59skc, dropped to
5Sssc and closed at 5s1Sc.
Oats were relatively stronger than other
grains. There was less selling and the mar
lzet had some help from reports of lice in
the fields of Southern Illinois. July shows
a loss of only nc compared with yesterday.
Provisions started out fairly strong in
sympathy with grains, but soon developed
an unmiStakably weak tone and broke with
wheat and corn. The packers sold very
freely at the opening, and Ream was cred
tied with disposing of heavy quantities.
Cudahy & Ryan were also among the sellers,
though they are credited with having COW
cred a considerable quantity of short con-
tracts on the May grown.
The leading futures ranged as follows, as
corrected by John NJ. Oakley & Co., 45 Sixth
street, member of Chicago Board of Trade:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-15
FOREIGN METAL MARKETS.
An Improvement in Iron and Steel, but
Not Broad Enough.

NOt brodu Enough
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.1
New YORK, May l4-The Iron A0e saws of
the foreign metal markets: London opera
tions in pig iron warrants have been chiefly
between regular traders, and the movement
of prices has hinged largely upon the stand
ing of long and short manifested 1t is
asserted that the bulk of the available sup
ply Of warrants is concentrated in few hands,
and, with no addition to stocks in public
stores, the amount of warrants continues to
steadily diminish III the face of larger fur
mace capacity and moderate shipments. Ex-
ports last month were only 64OOO tons
against I23,OOO tons in April, 1880. Latest
transactions in warrants were at 49S. Sd. for
Scotch; 40S. for Cleveland and Sos for Hem
atites, or the highest figures reached during
the week under review. The pig tin market
has been weaker and prices have fallen
about lss Cd. per ton, under the influence of
depression in other lines.
Copper warrants have fallen about Ell
chiefly under the influence of complicated
condition of affairs on the Continent. Spec
ulatlon Is almost at a standstill for the pres
ent and purchases by consumers are unim-
portant. In tin plate there has been a fair
volume of business. Charcoals are eXcep-
nOnally firm, although in moderate demand
The total supply at shipping ports is now
about 600 boxes, against 43fO 600 boxes a
year ago. shipments in April were 81 900
tons, or 2, 900 tons more than during the cor
responding period last year. Of last
months export, 5000 tons went to the
United States. Somewhat better reports
came from several branches of the steel
trade, but the Improvement is not broad
enough to have any pronounced effect upon
nnlshed productions, or to influence the
market for crude materials used in that line
No change is visible in the market for old
iron OF any description. Inquiries are few
and buyers and sellers idas are wide apart.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-15
HOME SECURITIES.
Business Held Down But Values Show
Usual Firmness-Electric Shaded
Trifle-The East Surrendering
Its Common Stock


There was q notable absence of vim in
speculative circles yesterday. Wall street
was feverish and weak. London declined on
the advance in the Bank of England rate
This action had bomb-shell effect upon the
market. Everything dropped in price, and
everybody was seller. 1t is believed, how.
ever, that the decline will be only tempo.
rary, and that it will be followed by a stead.
ier market
The Portuguese situation was reported i'm
proving, the Government having authorized
an issue of notes to relieve the financial
strain upon the people. Russia was calling
for more gold. The situation in Paris was
no better. Heavy gold shipments from New
York were booked for tomorrow.
Home news was more reassuring. The
Loans We're made of $seoo @ Il months %s essnfl at
per cent, $500, 900 six months at AZ per cent
and $5OO,OOO ten months at per cent. Crop
news was more favorable owing to rains in
many parts of the West.
While local trading was of limited volume.
aggregating only 230 shares, values were we'll
sustained. There were no important
were fairly divided between gains and
losses. Electric was small fraction weaker
than indicated by the previous close The
last sale was at 10, and that was the bid at
the finish. Boston was slow and shade
down. There was no omaterial change in any
of the natural gas stocks. The fractions
were stronger. Birmingham sold at 90 and
37I was bid for Manchester. Kuhn Bros.
offered 17ss for Duquesne without getting
any OF it. Underground Cable made a biz
jump on an attempt to fill buying order,
but there was none on the market
"Recurring to Electric, previous to the isslI-
ance of the Westinghouse circular, saws the
Boston Globe of Wednesday, "the assent of a
large majority of the stockholders was as
sured to the proposed plan of reorganiza-
ton. 1t is claimed that it is manifestly to
the advantage of stockholders to surrender
the common stock which becomes virtually
a second preferred stock, being entitled tot
per cent dividend before any dividend is
paid on the unassented stock, and that the
sooner stockholders surrender their stock
the sooner the income from the new busi-
ness will become available for dividends
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-15
Grain, Flour and Feed.

The only sale on call at the Grain Ex.
change to-day was car of sample oats, 5715c.
Receipts as bulletined, 81 cars, of which 13
were by Pittsburg, Ft Wayne and Chicago
Railway, as follows: 8 cars of hay, of oats. 9
of bran of malt, 6 of -four BY Pittsburp.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, 2 cars of oats. l of
straw, / of feed. By Pittsburg and Lake
Erie, cars of hay, l of middlings BY Pitts
burg and Western, l car of hay Corn is the
weak factor of cereal markets, and prices
are reduced in accordance with actual sales.
Oats are a shade higher and firu1' Wheat ia
on the upward tendency at sources of sup
ply. Here transactions are so light that
markets are hardly quotable. Hay is quiet
owing to liberal receipts and the situation is
in favor of the buyer.
WHEkT-NO red, 81 1061 II; No. g. 81 0561 o.
, CoRN-NO. l yellow shell corn, 74675c:. No. 9
yellow shell, 73G74c: high mixed, 7a073; mixed
ear, 74d75c; mixed ear corn, 7S974c.
OATs-No. l, 5Sd5Si5c; No. white. 5715G5Sc: ex-
ira, No. 3, 56I9Gl57c; mixed oats, 5aG5sc.
RYE-N0. Pennsylvania and Michigan, ssc0
q 90; No. / Western, G@9Sc.
ter patent -four, g ss 5O fancy strafsht iW Winter
s. 7506 OO fancy straight spring. S. 756 90: clear
winter, s. 5Od5 70: straght XXXX bakers. IS 500
75. Rye flour, s. Sos So Buckwheat -four, 2I49
MILLFEED-Np. white middlings, sz o0a2s 90 q
ton; No. white middlings. se5 O0G2j 90: brown
mddlings 81 50922 90: winter wheat bran, SO 0O@
10 80.
wagon. sl1 ooal4 90. according to qualify: No. 2
prairie hay, 20 900 %: packing do, 50 50G9 70.
: STRAw-0ats, IS Goes IS; wheat and rye 81 J09
8 90.