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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

For Good Housekeeping.
Three-quartess OF n pound OF buttor,
three eggs, onc.quarter OF an ounco each
Of soda, acid and ammonia, Que pound
Of powdered sugar, n pint Of milk
more or less, o%nc.quarter OF n pound Of
grated ~cocoanut and three pounds Of
flour, To mix. cream the butter. sugar
and egga together; thon add the milk
with the soda aud ammonia dissolved In
it; stir it; then add tho -four. with tho
cream tar,er sifted in it; also add tho
cocoanut; mix oil thoroughly making
it as tough as possible, adding mere
flour or milk. as the case may DO to
form q medium dough. Then with a
spoon drop tho mixture on to level bak.
ing pans three inches apart; mako them
as rough and rock.like rs possible; then
wash them with egg, using the brush
with an up stroke from the bottom Of
the bun towards the top to keep them
high; put o little crushed sugar on
each also some crystal sugar and a lit.
tic pink sugar. Bake in u quick heat to
give them as much color US You can so
you bake them without burning. II
YOU see fit to keep out the cocoanut and
substitute sultana r~aisins, do so, IN
which case they should be favored with
lemon. Bake them in q slower heat,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

Wicked Louis Nv, they say, wore 4
ribbon round his imperial neck with all
sorts OF things pendant-lorgnette, min.
iature, mirror, vinaigrotto, rouge, cray
on, etc.-as suited his whims. Now
the Parisians consider it chic to put
iorty-Gve inches of black MORO, about
one and a half inches wide. in the box
with the new dress to hold n watch,
powdor-box, purao or ~lorSnctte. The
pendant is slipped into the front OF tho
dress or waistcoat and the fresh ribbon
every day is considered "smart.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26
PLOT FRUSTRATED.


1t Meant Murder us Wolf MS tho Escape OF
CunVict,.
FRAsKroRr, KY, April 25.-Quito n
sensation was created here yesterday
by tho discovery Of a conspiracy for IN
outbreak in the ponitentiary, which
meant murder rs well as escape had its
consummation not been thwartcd. Tho
men concerned in tho affair made n
confession when they found they had
been discovered. Their plan was to saw
out OF their cells at night, unlock the
cells, and kill or capture the night
guard noxt to them. and make their
escape. Duplicate keys were found in
their possession. and tho mon con.
cerned in tho conspiracy, ak in num-
Der. have been placed in solitary o n
finement. aud watch is being kent over
them. Ed McGarth is tho guard who
would probably have been killed il thu
plot had succeeded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26
FOR WOMANKIND.
Matters OF IntOreot to the Intolll-
gonoor's Feminine Readers.
FASHIONS, FADS AND FluCIES
OF Interest to Y Dung aud Old, Rich
aud Poor-Scnsonablo Fashion iiints
and Suggestions for tho Housewife.
A Little of Everything scrvcd'in
Choice Dts.
ABSENT.

She never said, "LOSt Is my dearest olc;"
The phrase mot living would hayu hushcd
her sOug
OF faith. How could his silent voyage seem long
When she, whose joylcSs days had now begnn,
Said Absent with a smlle, which meant the
Was only dimmcd BY clouds. Thee, II a
thiong
OF painful thoughts pressed hard, It made her
strong
To think how he would wish liie'sdutIcs done,
lu her sweet face. where grief had left It's seam,
a tender glnlncsS dawncd, rs years took flight
And brought the meeting near. Nor did she
dream
That from her trusting heart there shone q
light
For cyCS TO weak TO bear the larger glcnm
That led her Oh, as stars redeem the night
MARY THATCHER Nl0UINSnN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

Aep lorE sun
The woman who must have dimples
or die has only to invest in the dimple.
producing machine, which On English
paper says has been invented and pat
ented by o woman with an eye for
beauty and with a speculative ,urn of
mind. She, OF all others, ought to 20
rewarded with n or more OF these
fetching marks of beauty, proving she
can endure the torture OF her W de-
vice, which is a kind OF mask arranged
with screws and wooden points that
press upon the cheek or chin where the
dimples ought to be. This is worn at
night, but just how long it mus. DO ap.
Piled to produce tho desired impression
is not said.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

In giving fruit and jam to young chill.
dren tho skins, stones, pips and little
seeds must DO avoided. Thus raspberry
Jam is unfit for children, but raspberry
Jelly may DO given. As 10 tho quantity,
II n young child eats slowly and bites
each mouthiul thoroughly, limitations
need not be made, but children on no
account should be allowed to bolt their
food. No condiments should be given,
but salt and oil highly seasoned dishes
should be avoided. Sweets and cakes
should be given sparingly.
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FINANCE n TRADE.
FheFelturcs OF the Money and Stoo
Markets..

Anep eltures OF the Money and Stoc6
Markets.
NEW foRK, April 2i,-Money on call easy ut l
per cent, last loan and closed at l per cent.
Prime mercantile paper e,11ia5 per cent. Sterling
exchange dull at 81 SSai s9h Silver cer,!a.
Gates oisIc. Sales OF stocks 15J. us shares.
Chicago Gas was, OF course, the great feature
o. me share speculation on the stock ec-
chahee to-day. The decision OF the attorney
general oil Illinois TO begin quo warrauto pro-
ceedinSs agalust the Gas Trust having been m.
nouneeQ alter the close OF business yesterIay,
me INST opportunity 10 act on this very pro-
nonaced point was attended at the opening OF
Dusine$s this morning. After selling 10 G5I.-
" cents decline, on good blying orders In tho
afternoon Il part was recovered, and Il closed "a
" than yesterday. The stock market gen.
efaLy was surprisingly firm In view OF the
Disturbing influence. DurI1g tho morning the
Only otner Shares which appeared In the trans.
sctioas 10 any extent IVES Sugar, D!stillIng, ST.
Paul aud General Electric. St Paul was strong
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An {celnndic Costume.

The costume OF the women students
OF Iceland is q plain, iull, black wooden
skirt, a close-f.ting black bodice, show
ing a narrow, snowy linen vest, collars
mud cuffs and a broad colored ribbon
about tho neck tied with a bow under
the chin, complete, with fat black
wooden cap with q long silk tassel
pinned coquettishly on tho head-a
costume designed for comfort, comeli-
moss and economy OF money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

Small hand mirrors which would de.
light a little girl who took pride in her
toilet possessions are shown in ivory
and celluloid. They are round in shape
with 4 circular loop for u handle, like
tho moro elaborate silver mirrors used
by her mamma or older sister, and on
the back are daintily painted pictures,
generally Of q picturesque child's head.
These pretty trifes in ceIluloid sell ior
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

STRONG Cry, KAs., April 25.-Oil has
been struck Mt Rcttingcr & Co. q quarry,
two miles southeast of this city. The
company was digging Il we'll for water,
and after q discharge OF n heavy blast
for the purpose Of deepening it,
there was n heavy flow OF petroleum.
Money is being raised and arrange.
ments made for further boring. Ex.
perts from oil regions have long said that
oil would DO foundunder that limestone
bluff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

When n woman has act OIL. her gar.
don for tho GUNNER, cleaned house from
cellar TO attic, hunted up hOr screens
and awnings and converted her homo
into n little breezy heaven, her husband
says her labors havo made him tired,
and no leols injured enough to DO driven
TO drink. OF course there aro some
grateful and approciative men. but, as a
rule, thoy have crept into their collins.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENcER, THURSDAY. April 2a. 1851

whom Major Calhoun call. ,'Broyot
widows" lilo claims tIloir husbands
wero among the 100000 young, unmar.
riod mon who wcrp killed In Tho battle
or died Of camp disease during the war.
lilo says: "lhGse wolnen deserve n pcn.
sicn far more than many women who
nrc getting ono" somo Of those broyct
widows know oftheir loss, but, happily,
the majority arc In Ignorance Of H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

Put half a pound OF fresh lavender
leaves into a double boiler, pour over
them half a pint Of sof. water, cover and
simmer slowly n hour. Take of the
fire and cool, Add ono pint and o hall
OF alcohol. strain twice and bottle for
use. Do not get tho alcohol near the
fire, as it is inflammable. Glass stop.
pers should DO used in tho bottles.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
n n ppHsTPp pooot,o.
Tine Table No u. 10 take eacc. 1901 q N,
Sunday Gnrcmhnr u lSll -

Tine Table No u. 10 take ercc. 1901 G. m,
SUNDAY. November l.. 1891.
Leave wheslIug-ts:oo ta:E. sli:oa m. t,:2o,
"3:I5. ti::D. 300 p. M
Leave Pcninsula-iS:o5, t9:5l. ELISA m.,t2:2G
'3:2l. ti:3J, 1905 p. in
Leave Na,,iu's Fe'p-ts:ia, 1851. IlI:5?a n,
tee:jI "3:s7. tS:i1 f9i4-
Arrive Terminal Junctiou-tsl7. tl0:p, hiss
a m. t!:aS. o3:3?! tt:ij, 1918 p. III. q
Leave Terminal Junciion-t7:e,. 300, a n.
"l2:iO. Il. m. 1859. ti;n, fj:li. ISIS p n.
Leave Martins ~Fcry-t7:lS. i9:OT in, ol2:D.
Ei:oS, 1910. 1873. tS:j2 .. 10.
Leave Penlnsula-f!: 3i i9:iil n, e1c:5l, li:lL,
ti:l;, t5::5, ISIS y. II.
ti:l7. ti:n5. 1851. t9:O5 p. In.
'DnIly, tDaily excap: Sunday. SUNDAYS oalr,
AL trains will run on Eastern Time
J.E TAuSSIG, Superintendent.
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Tolstoi's Helpful Wife,

Modame Tolstoi Is a remarkable wo.
man. She received q diploma from
Moscow University at seventeen, and
at eighteen married q nan twenty years
her senior. Now, after thirty-one years
OF married life, she is tho mother OF
nine living children. and is her hus-
bands potent aid in his literary labors.
Until her children arc ten years old shc
makes all their clothes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26
Dultlmorc 1.-Two Stock Market.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CLAREMoSI
MASn.N Anril % 1Alt

MONDAY, April 2. 1871.
~swlne-The1c Is bu, little difference in tho
market from that OF last week for the bnlk Of the
offerings which consists OF the nearby hogs
those rom Virginia. Pennsylvania aud Mary.
land. western show n slight improvement. a
active as II was Inst week. Western hogs ut S 65
a5 50 and eSira at S. IS per 100 lbs. gross nearby
hogs,thosc from Virginia.. Pennsylvania and
Maryland-at s. 59n5 90 per 100 lbs. gross.
!iGht pigs OF 81 !5a5 IS. and rough ats 00ai rs per
100 lbs. gross RCceIpts 1887 head.
sheep and L~nmbs-Trude for sheep and lambs
Is only fair; We quote wool sheep ut 2aiHc per
u. gros. CLIPPED sheep 2SaS%c per ID. gross.
fall lambs at d}Sajhc per ID gross, md spring
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

At the New York Women'a Hospital
they say that boys weigh from s 10 %
ounces more than the girls at birth.
The weight OF the average boy baby is Z
pounds, while that OF tho weo sweet
sister is only ct pounds. BOYS are more
delicate, harder to raise and crosser
than the girl babies, who only want
regular meals and prompt attention to
grow strong, beautiful, loveAble and
sunny hearted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

sYIPToss- Moisture; Intense itching and
allowed 10 continue tumors form. which often
bleed and %ulceEAtc, becoming verv sore.
SwAYSE's OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation. and in most cases re-
90 centS, DR.. swaync & Son, phiiSdeIphia
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CHICAGO. April25.-Cattle. receipts 10, head
shipments 5000 head; market active and l5a2Oc
higher; prime 10 extra native steers 81 Goat 6J;
S3oon3 40 Hogs. receipts 10000 head; shipments
S.50j bead; market active and steady; rough
heavy 81 25ai %: packers aud mixed s. Ions Is:
prime heavy s. l5nS2l. Sheep md lambs. receipts
e,Wg hcadi shipments ] 900 head; top sheep 81 25
al Is; top lalabs 81 joai 6j.
light; market steady: primc 81 2jai 50; eood
g Sont 90; good butchers % 5la3 30; rough fat
s 9la3l TO- Hogs, receipts light; demand fair:
best PhilaLelphias IS 4ja5 5y; best Workers
= SlR5 40; conmon, 10 fair Workers IS 2ja5 30.
Sheep. supply light: better prices; extrn 81 Goa
! 10; good 81 G5a3 So: fnir s. Sda3 90; common G1ca
81 %; lambs s. 50Gi %.
C~iSCIHSkTi, April 25.-IIogs easy nt 81 5Oa
ov0; receipts 5000 head; shipments 100 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

Stamp plates aro very much in cvi.
dcncO ut present Pretty China plaques
arc chosen aud on them ara glued post.
. stamps IN any unique and ianciful
device. 1t Is agood way to preserve tho
memory Of tho Columbia issue, and a
plato entirely covered with tho two.con,
variety is quite pretty in Its soft, mul.
berry hue.
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To Remove lux Stains.

Ink stains can be removed il treated
while wet. Do not touch tho spots, but
got q cup, q spoon aud some water.
Hold the spots over the cup aud drop
the wntes on little by little. II this is
patiently continued, all marks will dis.
appear. To remove n dry ink stain dip
the part into no. milk and rub i. gently
until the spot is gone.
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TESTINE.
PREPARED ACCORDING TO TIE

In exhaustive states Of tho nervous system. re.
sui,lns from excessive mental work: emotional
excitement or other causes capable Of le~eulns
INC ioscc and endurance OF tho several organ, Of
inc body; depression OF spirits, mciancholIa. aud
certain types Of insanity; In cases Of muscular
weakness, or Of general debility; n~cunNhcnln,
ana al Irritable statei OF tho brain. spinal cord,
or nervous system generally In nervous and
eonsesslvo headache; In neuralgia mud In ncr.
YouA dyspepsia: In weak StGtes OF the grneratIye
system lin nil Of tho aboyo'namod conditions,
1e'unc will DO found Of the greatest service.
lose, o Drops. Price e druchms), 81 80.
Where local druggists arc not supplied with
tno Hammond Animal Extracts they wifi 30
mailed, together with all existing literature on
INC subject, on receipt Of price. by
THE Cor.uMDIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, ID. Z.
Logan Drug Company. Agents for Wheeling.
HDl7ITTIIls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

the Afternoon sOlHc lew vi The speClnlucs re-
rorled d~ecllucS, but tho murEet IN tho maIn
was nm, TO. strnng on n stnsli volume Of bu,l'
ngs, hnd closed htm With all the nctIvr stocks
hlsDtr tlail yGitcsiar's ci0,iug, except Chicago
Gas aud Reading, which |. Y urr rcntIOWur.
Railway bonds WrtC Ilrmpr,
UuypfnnDut uul aIhin bnula Ip,,ttyn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-26

~SeTap-There Is a continued s,asnnnt marke,
Tor scrap At nominally unchanged prices. We
quote steel rail euds; ST. OOal$C 20; steel rails.
turnings. S. 01as 80; borinEs, 81 OOaS Of: east Dor.
inss. VoaG %; steel iurniugs, 81 90: railroad
wrought, 80 5Oall d: wrought scrap, mixed.
~ SS9lo %; railroad cast scrap, = ooa9 30;
inHcAihesy cast g6Oal0 80; car aIlcs. s1 Gla
IS o; old car wheels. 50 6Oal0.
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"My husband was frequently sick
and did not know what was the matter
with him. Ono day no would feel tired
and the next he would have headache.
He did not have much appetite and
was almost tired OF living. I finally
persuaded him to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. lie has used three bottles aud
says he feels like a new man." Mrs. r.
L. Myers, Martinsburg, W. Va.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. April 25.-Opencd. highest, low.
est and closed SIC; sales lOOJ barrels; shIDnents
lco,G5i barrels runs si.GJG barrels.
NEW YORK, AprIlal-Pctroleum steady; Penn.
sylyailiG April option sales 100 barrels; closed
PiTTsBuEdH. Pa. April 2i.-No,hlus doing;
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ms. WiSstow'sSoouIS6 syRur has been used
their children while teething. with perfect sue
cess. itsoothcs the child. soitenS tho gums. al.
lays all pain. cures wind collie. and Is tho bcs:
remedy for D!ar,hga. 1t will relieve the poor
in every part OF the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mr,. Winslow's
Soothing syrup" and take no other kind.
MwT4y
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There are to-day in tho north aud
south thousands OF unmarried women
between the ages OF forty and forty-lye,
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GESrLEMES:-I am subject to period.
cal attacks OF sick headache OF the worst
possible type and commenced taking
hrause's Headache Capsules last sum.
mer. They cure it in every instance.
and since that time l an enjoying
splendid health and have gained ten
pounds in weight.
Yours very truly.
F. NJ. DANIELS,
Corwitb, Iowa.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and BoHio & Co, bridgeport,
Ohio.
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IRON AND STEEL mAHKET.
Condition of tho Metal Trade Locally.
Current Quotntions
FiCE OF TIE IsrELLTGEScER,
VII 4. 81 Iaa LII 4.

ofFiCE OF TIE IarELLGEScER,
WHEELING, april o.
The ordinary rules governing any market do
not seem to have much Influence on the Iron
mud steel situation just now. Everything Is con.
s!desed temporary. The manufacturers and the
buyers alike nre Whiting to SEQ wha, Is In store
IN the future. There Is no change In quotations
or CONDITIONS, There has been talk OF another
local furnace blowing in. but this not been dell
nlsiy announced There has been hotter de-
mnnd for iron the past week than for somc timc.
Aent BY es' aud Rl0oras-There is little new
movement In the market, and what there Is is in
small lots. Quotations remain at SIS JOnl6 %.
P1 ir9n-TecEc Is no change in quotations
reported, but prices ase not 50 weak, owing 10
temporary activity.
III . 509 y 10
n''Str 9 EinlO %
~. TouhuTy II 1Jai2 90
IL. rou'lufy 10 I5nll 90
pssSe"Aei 10 OUHIl 70
Jhlce NGr-Few sales arc repaired. Manufac.
turets still quote mt SO 90,
flnHhld iron-The condition OF the market
and prices remains nominally rs In our last, with
perpapSa brighter outlook for the future.
shff Iron end P'nfs-No increase OF business
can be noted. Business Is iLir, but competition
mikes Drirng Frin lpVy .....H
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When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria.
When sho was q Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, sho chung to CastorIa.
When she Ind Children, she guyethcn Castorla
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Pennsylvania Stations.
SEHGnn5VIVdnid LINES.
Trains Run b. Central Time.

ricEEr orPIcrg At PENNSYLVANIA SrArToG on
EAIEn Sr, Foqr oY ELEVENTH sr.. WUEEtIso,
At McI!vhE House., NEECLfSo. Asp AT TuE
PESssYLyisIA 6rIrIoS. DEiDdEPauT.
Enrruarrr Gtufr.t-nrsN u,vnr Y lnrrr.s
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SIctnla.
Cotton

NEW YORK. April 2j.-P!y iron dull. Copper
anu lead arIn. Tin strong: straits SD co.
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Or. e. C. Vests tore and Brain Trcn,ne,,
isBold under positive written guarantee, By author.
lied agents only, to euro Weak Memory: Los y,
Iraln and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood; GuicSncss..
Nervousness: LaSsitute; NIL Drains; LOGS OF PoTrSr
Of the Gorerativo Organs In either ecS, cauynd Nv
oTrr-exortIon: NoothfIl Errors, or Excessive IIse ~
Mltery, Consumption, ~Ilspnity and Death. By mail
HfboI; d FOR S.. With written guarantee 10 cure a,
rcScnd money. VISITS C0UGHSYRUp, certnIo
Whcoplng Cough, Sore ThroEt. Pleasant 10 SSpr'
asanll s!Ee discontinued. old, COS. slsc, now &c: o,i
d 1ize, now 6Oc
GUARANTEES issued only through CHAS, r.
GOETHE, Successor to McLaiu Brothers, Drug :.
d!stS, Wheeling. ". Va jylSrrhs,wv
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HOOPS Pills cure sick headache,
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For Over Fifty Years.

Cotton.
m!ddling 77-lGc.
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BALTINoRE. Anil cj.-Flour dull; receipts
6tC barrels; shipments 1900 barrels Wheat
Urn; spot and May OLE a6lTc; July ~G25<aG2c; re-
ceipts l1.0Oo bushels; Shipments 1900 bushels.
July ij4c; receipts 1900 bushels; shipments IL
OO bushels; Oats firm. Rye steady. Hay quiet;
good tochoIce timothy SIS Goals co. Butter quiet;
fancy creamery 2laa2c. Others UNCHANGED.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Flour weak. Wheat
Urn and hisher; No. 2 red April Glhc; May 6lI4a
6l[aci lnly 6aAa63&c. Corn firm; No. ? mixed
AGEil !iaiiIc: May iiaiiAc; Juno +iAa;4Hc;
Jnly s511ai5IS Oats strong and higher; No. .
July S9E9iOc, Butter steady; .nncy western
creHrnery2ic do Pennsylvania prints &c. Eggs
higher; western like