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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-23
TwGNTY-FIFrH ANNIVERSARY
oftho Arrival in America of Mr.. H. j
Beh. ems Duly Celebrated.

OF the Arrival In America of Mr.. H. T.
Beh. ems Duly Celebrated.
Last night one of the happiest Of the
many happy events which have occur
red within the walls of the Arion club
house took place there, in the shape of
a reception and banquet in honor ofthe
twenty.fifth anniversary OF the arrival
in America of Mr.. H. F. Behrens, the
well-known South Side merchant aud
steam hip agent.
The affair was in the nature OF sur
prise to Mr.. Behrens, his wife having
arranged 1t. 1t is needless to say that
his enjoyment was enhanced by the
manner OF arranging the reception, and
it was made especially memorable by
the reading Of an original poem, written
especially for the occasion by Mr..
Behren+' employer IN the old country a
quarter OF century ago. 1t was late
hour when the guests dispersed, all
wish store Of pleasant memories OF
the occasion.
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Do you wish to know tho quickest
way TO cure cold2 We will tell you.
10 cure cold quickly, it must DO
treated before tho cold has become set
tied in the system. The first symp-
toms are dry loud cough and sneez-
ing. The cough is soon followed by
watery expectorstion and the sneezins
BY proluse watcry discharge from
the nose. In severe en- os there is a
thin white coating on tho tongue.
What to do? It Is only necessary to
take Chamheriain's Cough Remedy in
double doses every hour That will
greatly lessen the severity OF the cold
and in many cases will etieetually coun.
teract 1t, and cure what would haze
beou a severe cold within ono or two
days time Try It and be convinced.
so cent bottles for sale by druggists.
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tickets marked of plainly, except PEN
dleton's name on the Democratic one
and the Webster district ticket on the
Republican side. This was plainly not
n legal ballot. but it was counted for
Pend!cton. Mr.. Hubbard fled aii ex-
ception, this being the. eighteenth IN
Pendleton lost and Dovener 4, Tarr
and Heryey |. All the Democratic
Legislative candidates lost but O'Kane,
who lost 8. All the Republican legisla-
tive nominees fell OF !, Franzheim 3
and MoAat !.
VOTE REQUIRED.
Precinct Z, Of the same district, was
next opened. Mr.. Cruise asked. Tally
Clerks, where are you at?" and DR..
Bates began to call tho tickets.
About 5 o'clock ticket was encoun-
tered on which the Republican side was
entirely scratched, but the two middle
tickets only partially. A motion was
made that Il DO counted for tho Demo-
cratic ticket straight. Mr.. McGregor
pointed out its evident likeness to tick
cts which the board had refused to
count, and after some discussion vote
was taken whether TO count it or not,
and MIR. McGregor demanded adivision.
The result was tie, the board refusing
to excuse Mr.. Hall from voting. He and
DR.. Bates and Mr.. McGregor voted to
count it only partially, US has been the
boards unvarying custom, and this was
done. Mr.. Russell took an exception.
About $50 the precinct was finished.
1t showed loss oil one for Pendle.on
and O'Kane, a gain OF one for Smith,
and loss OF one for Franzheim. After
declaring the result OF the recount the
board adjourned until $3.50 this morn
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THE GRAND JURY RESTS
From its PrOtracted Labors Until
Friday Morning Next.
UNEXPECTED BUSINESS MET WITH
On the Score of the New Ballot Law.
Hundreds of Witnesses Have yet to
be E1amined...A Partial Report
Made and Tho Jurors arc Excused
for Two Days.-.rhc Indictments
Returned.

For the first time in local history the
Ohio county grand jury, after two days
deliberations, yesterday made partial
report, and was adjourned over till $3.50
a. m. on Friday. 1t was found that a
number of witnesses who wero ordered
to be summoned could not be secured
inside Of day, and as tomorrow is a
legal holiday anyhow, it was concluded
to adjourn over two days. Here comes
in another brilliant feature Of the new
election law. 1t requires the grand
jury to examine the two witnesses
named in the affidavit of every voter
who is challenged or whose name is not
registered. In Ohio county this neces-
states tho summoning and examination
OF several hundred persons, and none OF
them can be known until the grand
Jury is sworn and the affidavits contain
ing the names are taken from the sealed
packages and examined. Afew OF these
hundreds were examined yesterday,
but so far as known nothing was de-
voloped worth the time and trouble.
The true bills found by the jury were
reported in open court about 8 p. IN.
There were fifty-six OF them in all,
thirtv.one being against women for
keeping houses OF ill-fame or selling
beer withou;a license. Thirteen forsell-
ing without license werc against one
brewery and its agent. Mono OF the
others were of special public interest,
as will be seen by tho following list:
John w. Devinney and Luther Hess,
robbery.
Walter Young, grand larceny.
Elsie Gray, obtaining money under
false pretenses. .EasE ni't
John Inknar, grand larceny. @
John G. Kline, misdemeanor.
Owen Sullivan, jr., misdemeanor.
Andrew Cook, felonious assault
Robert Bellville, felonious assault.
Henry Golden, grand larceny.
Walter Young, grand larceny.
Ida Brown, keeping house OF i'll
fame.
Mollie Boyd, same.
Susan Hennegan, same.
George Frank, same.
Jennie Lee, same.
Minnie Zulaui, same.
Ruby Martin, same
Maud Eldridge, alias Media EIdHdge,
same @9i g-' 81
Stella Woods, same. 7an2 H7s
Eta Ditty, came.
Clara Armstrong, same
: Lizzie swartly, same.
Alice Lee, same.
Maude Wilson, same.
Carrie Palmer, same. .u
Nellie Clifford, same. -J3 Io91s
Annie Keim, same, and selling beer
without license.
Ida Robinson, same two charges.
Annie Randall, keeping house.
Jessie Monticello, same.
Bessie Lewis, same.
Nellie White, same.
Della White, same.
Fannie Preston, same. e,,,,. rtt-ao.
Hattie Taylor, same. laNnat ,e-af
Josephine Boyd, same. 'a'
Alice MCGOWAN, same.
Kitty.Lee, same.
Malissa McGumphrey, letting house
to BIO used as house OF i'll fame.
The Belmont Brewing Co., corpora
ton, and Charles Witmire, selling beer
without a license, thir.eeu'billl. 70 a7oi
Among the not true bills lWere1 one
against John W. McCalisteS for grand
larceny, and one against William II.
Handlan for misdeme amor.
There was no other business in tho
court yesterday. To-day the dockets
in both sides will be called, and there
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NOTES o. NAVIGATION.
stage of Water AM Movements of Boat
1ho River Interests.

stage OF Wntor AM AoVemOnts OF Bohts-
1hS RIver Interests.
The stage of water at midnight was
seven feet and stationary.
The reports from headquarters were
as follows:
Brownsville, c feetS inches and sta.
tionary; cloudy and cold.
Morgantown. feet and stationary;
cloudy and cold.
A number OF tow boats passed down
yesterday. Most OF the wheels on the
boats were covered with heavy coat
ing Of ice.
The Keystone State departed for Gin
cinnati at o'clock yesterday morning,
and the II. X. Bedford left at the same
hour for Pittsburgh. The Sunshine left
for Parkersburg at 3;30p. M.
To-day the following boats will leave
for the various destinations: The Lizzie
Bay, for Charleston, at s a. m, g. w.
Bachelor, for Pittsburgh, at a. M,
and the Ben Hur for Parkersburg at
II 80 3, m.
The steamer Hudson, which was due
here from Cincinnati at a very early
hour yesterday morning, and scheduled
10 leave for Pittsburgh at q. M, did
not arrive until late in the afternoon,
having been detained by a large amount
OF freight. The boat succeeded in get
ting away about O'Clock in the after.
Of
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Twoold oronio. a. tho Strand to.nigh,.

The Wheeling Nightsoil Co. has the
largest barrels and best facilities for
moving nilhtsoil. c. W. Rixey, general
manager, corner Chapline and Six
eenth streets ralephons 10.
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nIr.n.

BRIGds-on Monday morning, November u.
1877, at 500 O'Clock. Mrs. ELLEN BRIGGS.
aged Is earS
Funeral services at the residence othcr oa'in.
law. David Long at Glcnu's Run, tOhlo
county, on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends OF tue family invited to attend. In.
tnr mont a. Mt Wool Cemetery.
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We are not surprised that people will
not take a new cough remedy, when
they know the value OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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c., /. & ". Train s'rv.cr, EnrolIvo no

c., L. & W. Train S'rv.er, Effective No.
vOmbs FL, Over the ". D. s I. nv.
Train for Cleveland, Toledo and Chi
cago leaves Terminal depot $40 a. m,
city time, arrives at Cleveland 1915 D.
M, Toledo l:55 p. m. and Chicago 300
p. IN.
Passengers for Toledo and Chicago 90
via Lake Shore Route; no change Of
cars between Wheeling and Cleveland.
Train for Urichsvillo. New Phlladel-
phia, Canal Dover and Massillon, Ohio,
leave from same depot 500 p. m.
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On account OF Thanksgiving the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railway will sell
tickets 10 all stations on It's line at one
fare for the round trip on November %
and %, good returning until November
%. o. Il. WooD.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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UNDERTAKING.
r GUS BERrscHY,
-ALHx FRH w,
lll7 Main Street.
@UNDERTEkER.@

Am prepared to conduct burlsiS IN a most Sat.
islActOry manner; all modarn undertaking 40
planes aud ! black Ahd white funeral cardt
Competent management guaranteed
CONN, Ca,keu aud full line OF burial goods
lain 10 be prompt considerat0 ind reliable.
Cells by telephone:
Residence, ALE1 FREw-N6 2lL
btorc-No. "a
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SOME remarkable cures Of deafness are
recorded Of DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
Never fails to cure earache. DIV
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of Gents Cork Sole Shoes in all the
latest styles, lace and congress, at IS, 81,
s. and So. L. v. BLOND.
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of Cents Genuine Cork Sole Shoes, from
So to So, in all the latest styles.
l. V. BLOND.
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SOME WARM EPISODES
In the Recount of Ballots Yoster-
day Afternoon, but no Gore.
NO MATERIAL CHANGE EFFECTED

In the Three Precincts that are Fin
ishod During tho Day, Except on
the Senatorial Contest, as to Which
Figures Dirror, though the Result is
closc--.ProGress of tho Tedious
Work.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Our special Fur Opening will be con-
tinued on through this week, and we
call special attention oil all persons who
contemplate the purchase OF SEAL or
FUR GARMENT of any kind, FUR
LINED CIRCULARS, MUFFS, B0AS
or FOOT MUFFS to the fact that thisis
the finest line ever brought TO this city.
and we are making Specially LoiD Prices
During 1His Sale.
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M not say no to tho cry of destitute
children. FIJI your sacks.
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spselaI s.

BErcHAM's Plus are faithful friends.
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Two Old CrOnios at the Grand tonight
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LVT tho hungry little ones be fed and
clothed. IN tho uhlihren's Homo sack.
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Parlor Suits, Parlor cabi-
nets. Mantle Cabin cts,
Chairs. Rockers. Brass Bed,
Sideboards, Desks, Chiff-
oniers, Bed Lounges, Hall
Racks Tables, Rattan,
Rockers. Sham Pillows, Bed
Springs, Hammocks, Win
dow Shades, Canvas Cots,
Carpets, Oil Cloths Mirrors,
etc., etc.
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All Cloth Wraps
LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN

Will also be sold at SPECIAL PRICES
THls WEEK. Our Holiday Goods are in
and NUT be sold, so TO make room
quickly we offer this special induce
ment. Take advantage OF it.
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After these passages had stirred up
feeling things went on for awhile with
no interruptions. but the filing Of eN-
ceptions, and as fast as the lawyers on
one side would except 10 SOME feature
oil ballot, the other side would ex.
cept 10 another, 1t was like this;
Mr. Hubbard-'l except because
that ticket was not counted for Capt.
Dovener."
Mr., Caldwell-"And except because
1t was MT counted for Mr.. Pendle'on."
Mr.. Russell-"I also except because
it wa no. counted fo- Mr. O'Hane,"
There were almost rs many ballots
excepted to in this ono precinct as in
all those before couuied put together.
The lust ticket in precinct s, the first
preciuct recouuted, had all the four
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DIR. DarTin's Low Charges.

Owing to the hard times" the Drs.
Darrin will give electric treatments until
further notice at the rate of 50 week, or
in that proportion as the cases may re-
quire The worthy poor will be treated
free from 10 To IL a. m. daily. Those able
to pay, from IL a. m. TO 5 p. m. evenings.
to S; Sundays, 10 to Y. Consultation
free.
They make s speciality of all diseases OF
the Eye Ear, Nose and Throat Catarrh
and Deafness. Bronchitis. La Grippe, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia. Heart, Liver and
Kidney Diseases. All nervous chronic
and private diseases of men and all Pc
cuiar Female Troubles are conndenhal!y
and successfully treated at their offices IN
Tine Normandy" corner Third and James
streets, SEATTLE, Wash.
Most cases can receive home treatment
after a visit 10 the doctors office. Inquiries
answered Circulars and question blanks
sent free.
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CUSTER. Wash. Dec. Is. 1891.

CUSTER, Wash, Dec. IS, 1891.
DIR. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: L would have written to you
before this, but thought / would wait
awhile and see if there would be any re-
lapse. 1t has been six months since
stopped your treatment, and, as there has
been no return of former symptoms, I am
assured that my cure Is complete. 1 can
eat kinds of food now that l have not
been able to eat for fifteen years. and do
not remember that my bowels were ever
so regular. / am indeed a thousand times
obliged to you for what you have done for
me. We have used your medicines in our
family several times for acute cases and
always with the best results I am fully
satisfied that you can cure anything that
can be cured. l shall always be pleased
to recommend your treatment to others.
for to you and your remedies 1 owe more
than can ever express. I pray God that
you may live many years to benefit others
as you have me. Please accept the graft
tude of an overlooking heart.
Respectfully yours,
MRS. c. HOLCOMB.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE oFsTRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.-The vegetable market
was well supplied in ali lines, especially po-
iatoes and onions. Tomatoes from Los Angeles
hare arrived in good shape, and found ready
sale AT iair prices
The fruit market was very dull. Apples and
oranges continue in hesvy supply aud the de-
mand is light Mexican lines are scarce and
urn Some Mexican watermelons are still in
he market, but sell slowly.
The market for dairy produce shows no
snvity Supplies continue to come in freely,
ana In order 10 induce purchasers prices are
shaded
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce receipts Wheat, TO-, 900 centals; mid
lungs, LOO sacks, -four, 1000 quarter sacks;
.ailes' lWp ceutaio; wine, 5000 gallons; pota-
yes, 500 sacks; bran, 1000 sacks.
fIour-Family. extra, s5.lNtp5. % per barrel:
Vsers extras, Sa.la(G5.25; supertne, S.. 2gdS 40.
0heat-Good 10 choice shipping, sl.60O9l- ola
~ Rs Ssatali Sl671sel 70 Tor milling parcels
bsriey-Feed, 9Oc for dark coast; 9o(G97lac for
per Genital
oats-surprise. sl5Olol. So; milling, sls7}sGs
~ good to choice, 81. Sd S7lz; OFT grGdes.
ASsSl2,1s; gray, sLS0gi s.. black, 81. $5t9l. 10
iOrnIa "''N
.eo,n-Large yellow. sI.22i s9l25; small vel
49, g,GlS0; white, sl.S) per GENITAL.
oooi-SPrug; Foothll. per pound, io[Jlsc;
hoHhern. lS942c; Nevada. i5,9lSc oregon val
, es, lSGelc, Eastern-Light. l6(9lsc; heavy,
h'siSe, FGll-MouHtaiu-Iieht aud free, 1iGl2c;
lsasy ara poor. 9;Gl0c. Flains--Heayy and
s sSof 7eSc good, &6lcc. Lambs-Poor. to
sssVlcs, e9i2c. Northern-Free choice. i5l4l6c;
as'eeiiye, lSl8I4c
OPTIONS.
~ "a. a. Board sales Wheat-Buyer season, 81. 65ss
eS6ss; closing 81. 6p
sd s-stley-Buyer season. sssl99e1.; closing,
FINANCIAL.
M p.NIs-s'ght, Zoe; te,egrsphic 275sc. Sterling
Es .ss-bank. s. S5is sight. 81 S7l@: commercial,
a. Silver bars-9Q' S9lc Mexican dol
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the Residence of Ex-MayOr
Yesler, Third and James,

Consultation and prescription absolutely
free.
Send for free book explaining the Hsto-
genetic system.
CAUTION. - The Histogenetic Medi-
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town., The label around the bottle hears
the following inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene
Jordan's Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is q fraud
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.


NOTICE ELECTION-NOTICE Il HERE
~ nv gwen 20 all whom IL NAV concern that
WHEHEAS The corporate authorities OF TIE city
of seattle have he etaf0re issued certain warrants
on ghe part IS said city. signed by The mayor
and clerk and sealed with the sea OF
-; -it.- drawn upan ne treasurer Of said CITY.
nl tLe.E isee pavEaie olt Ct Jhe roa1 Tuna. street
fiuf IRE C4ud and ire department fHnd 81 50
several stcTauts respectively naule1 - ine
pavees thereof or - the order, al .sr The
sgndrv amounts of money I'll SAID warrants respe1-
fivaix srs.,.s.saa which warrants were seventy
81 issued IN Consideration 90 sabns uC services
performed gor. materials " O{le. property IGE-
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ANOTHER OPEN CARD.
Bothell. Wash. Jan. 26, 1892

BOtheII, " ash., an. %, IoSZ.
Drs Darrin Dear Sir-* | had not
heard anything with my left ear for sew
eral years (before consulting youl can
now hear as well as | ever could. Ii is
now two weeks since you operated on me,
and believe the cure 10 be permanent.
Yours truly,
GEORGE r. WILSON.
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Portland wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Feb. Especial. Whest-The
market is lifeless. notwithstanding the better
feeling in Eastern and foreign markets. Hold
ers' prices are above values and are expected to
still further advance. Quotations: Valley,
tLsQaL6O; Wslla Walla. sl.5o0sI55 per GENITAL
Receipts were 400 centals
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PREDETERMINED fror1 &c.

oyer-sxertioa youthful iudiscreJions, or .he
7se Of tobacco opium stinuisufs Ehlch oi'1 So
lead 10 fnfrInIty, Consumption and INSANITY ~
in convenient form Tire Fest 20 - -
a. q uackaEe or fa~ s. Win every > oEn.t - ~
written guarantee TO cure or TelStu V H
money. SENT by mail 20 any address ID l'ee
ln plain envelope. Meau0n tlls paper ASafsSS'
Rs0glD CHEMICAL co Branch ofiee for .. ; -
SIS Dearborn Street. CHICAGO Ill
FOR SALE in SEATTLE, WASH, By
Stewart 4 Holmes Drug Co
And LalShe2d & Cawley, sos EToas SLresi
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Feb. ESPECIAL THE wheat mar
ket was stronger today. There was more in
quiry than for long time. There is much spec
uiation as to what Is going to be done with ex-
sting charters which agitates the trade. Quo
lations: Club, 95c; Blue stem, CSC.
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CLEARING-H HOUSE RETURNS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-BrddStreets publishes the
following clearinghouse returns for the week
ending with the close OF business yesterday,
showing the percentage of increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponding
perlod for 1891:
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EASTERN MARKETS.

,,"AsA'NaToN CITY, Fee The smount of
e. - purchased bog tae treasury today was 49,
= "0aeeS' al dgares ranging from sa9l 10
NV YoRE STOCK EXCHANGE
81 ioFE. Feb @-lae SIC. L market opened
n,a. re-. invariably a. higher prices than those
s,,,@.'As at the close last evening. despite the
g., Us efforts OF the bears. auc North Amcri-
VA q - per ee2L lie same STOCKS which
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MERCHANDISE.


former at 251ac., aud several parcels were offered
at 2ic without takers. The foreign market is
unchanged
MERCHANDISE
Hops-Weak and quiet
coffee-options closed steady. 10 to 30 points
up. sales were 1900 bags: February, SI3. 40;
March. sl295Gl3l5; April sl2sOgl2s5; May,
xl2bogl2sl spot Rio-Flrmer; No. Z, 14ss
@lIiac
sugar-Raw Fair refining, 3ap3 ll-lec;
sales of 300 bags; centrifugal 90 test. 3 7-I6e
l7OO bags moiasses sugar, 50 test, 2 2s3-s2c. Re-
hned-Quiet and steady.
Nool-Easy. Domestic fleece, 3O0o36c
Copper-Weak; Lake, $40. 70(110.75.
Lesd-Easy; domestic, 81 III 20g4.15.
In-Steady; Straits $500.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Feb. 5-The wheat market was
active and firm. The opening was about the
same az yesterday to &c higher, and prices fur
tner advanced, but not without several fiuctua-
lions, 214c, ruled steady and rather firm, and
the closing was about 3ssc higher shan yester-
day. Receipts were 5sS,001 bushels; shipments
5i4000 bushels
Wheat-Firm; cash. s57se; May, elfsc.
Corn-strong; cash, Al &C; May, 423sc.
Oats-flrm; cash, ace; May, 81 &c.
kye-Quiet; zoe.
Barley-Quiet; 5s(G60c.
Flax-F.rm: 95c.
Professionally; cash, ST.. 63lS; May, sIl.s21l.
Lard-Cssh, 40; May, s6.65
Shoulders-s4 GIL (Gl75: short clear, $3.50
600; short ribs, *5.S0G5.s215.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Feb. 5-Cattle-Receipts, 5000;
steady to frmer; good TO choice steers, 81 5o5 90
no extra steers; Others, s3o594.25 stockers, ST. 30
0D215.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; steady to strong;
rough and common, $43G6gL45; mixed and
packers, 81 50Ii65: prime heavy ana butchers
weights, 81 65(G4. so: light, 81 4Nl14. 60.
Sheep-Receipts, $500: higher: native ewes,
s3.25eD425; mixed, $43OGgL70; wethers, $685. /;
Westerns, s.. 50(Jj.90
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