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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in tho city aud Wheeling
Folks Abroad.

Mr. j. x. Hall got home yesterday
morning from the southern solourn OF
the National Editorial Association. He
reports an exceedingly enjoyable trip.
The west Virginia members who took
In the trip were Mr.. Hall, W. s. Wiley,
OF New Martinsllle, Julius Fleming,
Mrs. Thomas Evans and Mrs Grg2t
Lazzclle. OF Morgantown, Edward
Sperry, OF ClnrlSsburg, j. Sliddell
Brown. OF KinEwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Thompson, OF Martlnsburg, j.
o. Thompson. OF Keyser, Clarence l..
Smith and wife, OF Fairmont. ana II,
Il. Dennis and wife, OF Lewisburg.
over 500 people, representing nearly
every state and territory In the union
attended the convention ana Travelled
over Florida in special train.
Miss Lena ElIg is the guest OF friends
in Petersburg.
G. L. Lester. of Falrmont, figures on
the Stamm register.
w. ]. Campbell. OF slstersvllle, was
an arrival ut the Behler
Miss Bessie Hanes. OF the North End,
is visiting Pittsburgh friends.
L. NJ. Stephens, of New Mnrtinsville,
was Mt the Mcclure yesterday.
Ex-ofticer James McGee is lying ut
his home on the Island seriously ILL.,
Rev. A. C. Robb. OF Wheeling,
preached at st. Clairsvllle yesterday.
Miss Mollle Hook left yesterday for
nm extended visit TO friends Mt Pitts
burgh.
II. II. Jones. OF SIstersville, and j. X.
Dye. of Petersburg, were at the
Windsor.
G. L. Caldwell. OF wellsburg. was in
Wheeling yesterday. and autographed
at the Mcclure.
F. c. Percivll. OF sIstersvlllc, was a
Mcclure arrival last evening. He Is
n well known oil man.
Manager David Henderson and
Misses Raymond and Eising, 'of Sin
bad" are ut the Mcclure.
General Manager George Heard. OF
the Natural Gas Company OF West Nir-
EInia. WIS at the Mcclure yesterday.
James McCann, OF the Atlantic Tea
Company, left yesterday on the Pan
Handle for New York and other eastern
cities.
DR.. Joseph DC Ray, prominent
Pittsburgh physician, was here on n
professional visit yesterday, guest
ut the Mcclure.
Mr.. C. o. Brewster. receiver OF the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Ruii-
way Company. left yesterday afternoon
for New York.
Miss Mamie Grub returned last
night from Charleston, where she has
been the guest Of Governor MlcCorkie's
family for some days past,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03
TO ARRANGE THE DATE
or the Rivers and Harbor. co@alttes'a
Visit 20 the Ohio.


This morning Congressman Doverer
and Mr.. Charles Burdett Hart, the lat
ter chairman OF the Wheeling chamber
OF commerce committee on river I'm.
provement, will so TO Pittsburgh ana
confer with Captain James A. Hender-
son, Captain bravo and other river
people, relative to the coming visit OF
the congressional committee on rivers
and hnrbors to Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing and the trip down the river ON the
packet Virginia. It Ia said to be the
general desire to have the committee
here when the river is rather low-not
too low. just low enough. For instance,
II would not do TO have the statesmen
hero when the Virginia could not nayi-
gate. Then again the river should'be
low enough to give the visitors q silent
but effective argument for improve
ment OF the stream. The committee
will be here in March or April, proba-
bly,. and the exact date VIII probably
be settled to-day ut Pittsburgh or soon
after Capatin -povener's return to
Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03

A large and appreciotlve audience
greeted the appearance OF Ghc2e old
time favorites. The entertainment was
first class, the singing. dancing and
other specialtIeS up to date, The Guy
Bros. have introduced number OF
new gpecialties this year which add
materially to the show. The statuary
work OF tie Guy Bros. is cxceller. and
IL Eecond 10 PROFESSIONALLY Express.
This company will be the attraction
at the Grand Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday evenings, and Wednesday
matinee.
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Only two departures for to-day, Ben
Hur and Jewel.

Only two departures for to-day, Ben
Hur and Jewel,
Supervising Inspector Chancellor Is
at home in Parkersburg. after attend
ing She meeting OF inspectors at WASH
layton.
II Ii not known when the GAINESVILLE
resume. Nothing has been heard from
Captain Dana Scott about her.
The Relief passed up with cmptles AZ
a. IN. Ed Marks. Of Wheeling. Is her
clever engineer. The Sam Brown fol-
lowed ut Z a. M, wsth cmpties.
The big Cincinnati packets are now
out on the regular day The Keystone
State passes Wheeling for Cincinnati
on Tuesday. the Hudson on Thursday
and the Virginia on Sunday. For Pitts
burgh they come as follows: Keystone
State. Sunday: Hudson, Tuesday. and
Virginia on Friday.
The fall in the river has ceased. Yes
terllay morning the marks at the pub
lie landing showed feet II incheg.
Last evening at o'clock the stage was
feet inches and rising. rise OF
inches In twelve hours. Weather, rain
and sleet and cooler.
The Ruth was caught in the fog be-
low and was late In passing up for
Pittsburgh yesterday. She cleared
from Wheeling at 1880 p. m.,with a good
trip OF produce and miscellaneous stun
from the Big Kanawha. Captain Ira
Huntington was on the roof.
The towboat. Raymond Horner, Cap
tain Ab. Gould. has won victory. As
the flagship OF the coal feet she came
Into port at Louisville at 6 O'Clock Fri
dry morning from Pittsburgh with Nher
flags flying from the mastheadS. She
was shot down into the canal with a
fleet Of twelve coal boats--over 800. 900
bushels OF coai-having made the run
from Pittsburgh to Louisville without
stopping, and In the remarkably quick
time OF three days and twenty-one
hours, the quickest on record. Sam
Fowler and John Dippold were the pl-
lots. The officers and crew OF the Hor-
record. The Homer celebrated he7
fourteenth birthday Thursday.
Morgantown-RIver Z feet inches
Warren-River 4 feet inches. Fair
und Inild.
Oil CIty-Rlver feet and rising.
Cloudy and mild.
Grecnsboro-Eivcr II feet 6 inches
and rising. Cloudy and cooler.
PittShurgh-Iiivcr e feet and rlsln.
at he dam. Weather. cloudy and cool,
Steubenville--River feet II inches
and rising. Cloudy and cool. Up
keystone State. II. X. Bedford, Ben
Hur. Relief. George Wood. Ruth, Sam
Brown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03
"slnhndr satnr,Inr.

Manager David Henderson and his
American Extravaganza Company
achieved decided SUCCESS ut tho
Wheeling operi. House Saturday. when
Two performances were given OF "Sin-
tad, or the Maid of Balsorn." The
piece was maGnihcently staged. Few
scenic displays to equal II were ever
put on the stage there. and the cast
was adequate. The singing was good
and the billeEs very fine. The scenery
was shipped TO Newark, o., yesterday,
md the company will leave for there
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03
DR.. we.tI. Sad Freak.

Saturday morning DR.. Charles West.
OF ST. Clhirsvlllc. under the influence OF
morphine. walked and ran clear to
Wheeling. under the hallucination that
people were pursuing him to kill him.
He stopped at the Mcclure house with
out his condition being noticed as
especially bad, but later the hallu-
citations again returned and he ran out
OF the hotel. He was found and locked
up until he was better, and then his
brother. from Bellnire, took charge OF
him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03

THE little daughter OF ME.FFed Web
bcr. Holland. Mass, had very bad
cold and cough which he had not been
able TO cure with any thing. ] gave him
n % cent bottle OF chambcrlaln'S Cough
Remedy, says w. p. Holden, merchant
md postmaster ut West Brimheld. and
the next time saw him he said II work.
ed Ike n charm, This remedy Ia lu-
tended especially for acute thront and
lung diseases, such ms colds, Group,
for It's cures. There Is no danger In
giving II TO children for II contains
nothing Injurious.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03

on the river. Mrs. Ben Young, OF Gin.
clnnAtl, holds masters license. and
spends her time on her husbands boat.
the Lee II. Broolts.
When the II. k. Bedford left the har-
Dor Friday afternoon Mrs. Greene was
In the pilot house, and her husDunu
slood on the roof watching her clever
manipulation OF the big pilot wheel:
Az Il spun around and the Bedford
rounded out into the stream, he looked
us we'll satisfied as II he owned the
whole river
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03
YEsTgRDAY's DEPARTuREs.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. ii. X. BEDFORD, s q. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, o q. m.
Pittsburgh. RUTH. 1880 u, m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Darlington. JEWEL. $50 .. m.
PnrkersburS. BEN HUR, 4 y. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati E. :. KEYSTONE STATE, s a. m
Pittsburgh. HUDSON, S u. III.
Pittsburgh. III. X. BEDFORD, S 4. m.
ParkerSburS. LIBERTY, II d. m
MRtamoraS. LEXINGTON. II q. m.
Darlington, JEWEL, $50 y. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03

BUY your beat girl the best candy.
Mt the Yellow Booth, tomorrow night
Mt ArIon Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03
A BIG TIMBER RUN
Expected out OF the cuyandotte and Big
Sandy Rivers.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Feb. e.
Bulletins received from upper Guyan-
dotte and Big Sandy rivers report
heavy rain fall and the biggest timber
run OF the Season Is expected. Timber
men are jubllant tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03

LADIES muslin and cambria under
wear At marked down prices Read
Geo. Il. Taylor's advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03

A card on the
w II outside Of Of
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felt too miserable TO move. The lump
was probably two or three ten-rninuie
lunches condensed. They were hurried
in, but they were taking their own time
about getting out, or even moving Oh"
This is a great mistake, but rs long as
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They are not disagreeahle to take,
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-oNE SINGLE BED AND
L mattress. Address P. "A. E.. care Of
IntclllecDcer Office. llEI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

I.
BEEvEs-Reoeip's were oi car. or lii2 headm.l G}rs
% Europe Nothing doing at The cattle Yards Feeling
steady city dressed native sides quiet at td'.c per ID
T0l4y's cables London and Liverpool quoted r.
frgcrat0r beet 1sdsc per ~ American steers ht ga
weight. American sheep Mt ia l1'. dressed
weight shipments today include 900 quarters ~ beef In
tho tmhri, 20 Liverpool Easimans Company; ON the
Mississippi London. -. cattle AMI ~" quarters 81
schwnrzs'hid Sulkherger and - cattle for
Shamherg 4 son. ihe ini"p. also % London. 100
cattle and 5i sheep for j. Shamh"rg son. and 100
cAIVES-Only - head received Market nominal In the
ais"nc. = any reported sales hut feeling steady Com
mon 10 prime yeals quoted AZ NnSI 20 leo 10
There slight trade In dressed calves but quota
tons uneh hanged.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1914 cars. or 32ii
butchers direct and 1874 for the
market. u which arrived late the New York
AMI all early arrivals promptly disposed o. II
expected that part all " the late stock would
be sold Good prime sheep sold ~ 81 I5uSi
10 good prime lambs sjIS5 l2s Dressed mutton
steady Ji.MIc per II. dressed lambs In moderate
quest 7asi.c. and dressed spring lambs
dul! k2dS5
Sales-D. Mcpherson Co: 100 Buffalo lambs. 81 N
average l2is per 100 ~: 22i do ~ NJ 81. 10
Kentucky DO 81 No. ~ ST. 1872 Kentucky sheep 1915 H.
81 ~ Indiana do 1870 n at 81 ~ do. ~ n. Mt 81 10
Hume Mullen ls6 Western lambs. 80 d. at 81 10. 1915
do - n, at 81 10.
D. Harrington 81 Western sheep. li3 n ut 81 90; 100
Western lambs 50 H. az 81 10
Iallenbeok Hollis: o2 Western lambs SIS n. at s. 2is
iOG DO. IS NJ AZ 81 10.
s. Sanders: 100 state lambs. So n. at 81 TO-
Receipts 49, cars. . 600 head all for
slaughterers with the exception Of head Market
ally steady 3Ods5 per TOO n heavy good
dressed unchanged 5aTc for heavy
o light weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. March T. 1896.
COTTON-The market started with advance Of ! TO
points. but lost part of the Improvement This was
better Liverpool which caused local realizing
There reaction shortly after the opening however
which carried OF most OF the improvement and the
market closed unchanged TO points higher compared
with Fridays closing. Total sales % 400 bales.
The market without special interest being local IN
holiday Outside Of Liverpool there no news OF
importance least influence prices. IL looks
II the recently sold by weak holders had passed
into stronger hands and ii is claimed that there is
disposition the Of large operators to force prices
lower at the present time. The port receipts to-day
about 5000 bales. against 166s7 same day last
week, &c 145 last year and $40 years The
receipts at the for the coming week estimated
1C0O 10 1900 bales. against S0SJ3 last week
and 1871 Ss3 last year Receipts NewOrelans Monday
day last week. 1855 last year and si0 two years
Receipts at Houston to-day were Los bales. against
G95 day last week and 1864 last year. while
ceips Memphis 205 bales. against 465 day
last week and / l54 last year. The steamship Wernett
Hall cleared from Port Royal to Liverpool to-day with
Financial Chronicle last evening indicate that
rain has been quite general the South during the week.
but rule the precipitation has been light. Temlera-
ture has been favorable. Farm work has made good
Into sight during week 95 800 bales against 397
bales for the week Of 1850 The amount In sight
compared with last shows decrease OF s1
bales thus making the total in sight 6099.5s1 bales.
against SGT 473 bales last The total visible
supply shows Of 1Ois 3s5 bales compared
from the corresponding date Of 1894 and decrease OF
AL 4S2 bales 1898 visible supply Is
700 24 bales 75 900 bales last 4S4 900
in 1894 and COG in 1893 The total American sup
Opening. and close today. and closing bids the
follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08

Market closed quiet and steady at unchanged to points
advance. compared with yesterdays closing price Trans
terrible notices. 100 Total sales. % 400 Spot cotton
steady; unchanged middling upands 7ssc; mddng Gull
77sc: sales. 800 bales. all spinning.
Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton hrmer sales 5000 bales;
speculation and 800 bales American 1000 bales
receipts ZOO bales: American 1000 bales: middlng
lands. 56d Futures opened steady. BUYERS at lG4d
advance closed steady 232 points net advance March
413s March-April. 4l2s: April-May 4ll'2s MayJune
4oa4ll: June-July 4los; lyAugus,. 4o0zs; August
September 407ias: September October 40Os: October
November 3Gos November December. 359isb: December
January 359i2b
COFFEE-The local movement marked by ab-
Of important features avre being unchanged left
traders TO prices down without Interference.
Rio declined $50 refs and Santos unchanged Havre
market unchanged sales for the 400 bags closing
for March. 1925 francs; April. so25 May. $3.50. June
So Rio oficia cables firm 1850 refs: exchange. si
1900 bags. cleared for the United %
bags. stock. 5ito0 bags. Santos receipts. 5000 bags
stock. 237 600 bags; market strong 1900 refs Ham
burg cables steady March CO pigs April and May G515
June. CO: July. "a -.
Contracts closed inactive at unchanged points ad-
vance Sales 2.2j0 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March (sp,sciaD.-Wheat today lost a cent
ana did not regain IT. chiefly the result OF the
dulness when has been suffered here for a fortnight.
May opened C5'sc sold between C5sc case and
closed G5isGGJ.c. Liverpool cables Id lower
The for the week. io7 O0owere little larger
than those of the week before but much less last
years ,Tearances for tn, day less than 80 900
bush Crop reports all over the winter wheat belt
IN yorabc. except those which from Indiana and
they mixed. Northwestern receipts liberal
4+ 400 last and 2.1 last ArSen
tine shipments LIBERAL. $50 OUO bush. verybody
apprehensve that the Government figures Mon
day the farm would be bearsh. II is
pected that the will be put about 125 600 900
bush against 100000 last March The selling day
was by holders The buying chiefly by those WHO
held puts either for the day or for the week. The
COLI which the Signal Service Department has pre-
diced every day for a week still missing.
The range less than &c May selling be
tweeS 30sq3oc bid and closing 3Oisc sellers The
trade was slight Samples were steady. There o
demand Cables were easier Seaboard CLEARANCE.
only 1900 bush. No charters reported
The In y May sell
Ing between 2lQ2O7sc and closing 20'sc. There was
steady sample The futures was without
feature The inspection 2il the estimate 10,
Monday go
the Pork lost 7sc. 2,sc Ribs closed whers
they did on Friday. The decline altogether matter
OF dulness There hardly any trade at all either
In futures in spots There II OOO the estimate
for Monday 10000: the estimate next week was
for 10000 The cash demand for provisions showed M
improvement at this market. although there is said 70
be slight Improvement West.
ON the curb May wheat closed at 61a.0caAc.
calls at 63ssd65s.c Puts May at 8O%Sf30s,c:
calls at Boise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

East Liberty. March T-Catie-Receipis fair: market
steady; prime 81 2Jqsl 40 rough fat S3as3 70; calves
81 5Oasg go Hogs Receipts light: market fairly active;
prices fully DC lower owing 70 decline In prices other
points. medium weights 81 jOQ$4 30 roughs S3fiS3 90
Sheep Supply light demand fair market steady; prime.
81 15qs3 81; common. 81 6oGs3 lambs 81 5O4S4 IS
ceipts 4O7 head. market steady. Texas sale
81 G5ns4 20 native 81 iod$2 30 Hogs
heavy SO ooas4 10. 50 75gS4 o. light 81 ooas4 TO-
shcep-Receipts IA head. market duh. lambs. 81 %
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. March 7-cattle-Re-
ceips 100 head market steady common 70 extra steers
81 oasi o. stockers AMI feeders 81 75as3 10 and
bulls 81 JoqS3 so calves. 81 75asG -; Texans 50 500
81 10 IIogs-Receips 1900 head market firm and ~
common TO choice mixed 81 nNs4 l2.: choice assorted
81 iOa$t III light 81 Nus4 20 pas. So oaSi 10 sheep
Receipts: 600 head market steady; Inferior to choice
kansas city. March 7.-Hoes-Recepts. 1000 head
market steady; light and medium 81 75Gs3 -: heavy
7oak3 pigs So 4O0s3 IS catleRecclpts 800 head
SASS 90: and heifers 81 30as3 90; bulls 81 100
81 TO- stckers and feeders 50 I5as3 80 Texas ana West
ern. 81 7ons3 60; calves s4aso. sheepRecepts 1000
head: market steady.
Iuifao March 7-Cattle- Receipts last 81 hours OBS
head total for week thus far 1924 head for
last week 49, 2 head consigned through. $3.50 head
New York l2+O head sale. 20 head: market opened
slow but fairly steady: closed steady good light steers
81 7o fair To good Fat COWS 81 G5a IS mixed butchers
for week thus far. 30 $40 head. for time last week.
head consigned through 4oio head: to New York.
weak with all sold; Workers 81 4Oas, ~: mixel
packers 81 25$t 30 mediums 81 2JnSt 80: roughs 81
aS3 20: 81 5oas3 -. Sheep and lambs Receipts
- hours $500 head total for week thus far ~
head for time last week 5000 head; consigned
through 1900 head: to New-York 1900 head: on sale
head: market opened lower for lambs but for
OF from 0n 5c lambs with late sales OF
choice at 81 nOa~ Go: early sales prime handy lambs
s. 5oast 49, light to tar 81 s:gs 20 mlxed sheep 50 80
export lambs. 81 I0a$ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08

Cash quotations follows Flour Oy',S was %ss saie ana
ss !: .S.s
a les s' bSed s. lssS g. whsey aslers finished
s9. . Ps5 s4l sqs Is 1 SS boiled
sol.c. sr.onds iiGlcc. Eggs were barely steady fresh
Ds '5 sse5,. Sp 5oa as r'Hs5 os
@ 10 s snIss s 81 Mixed 20 ana % Ss g.
80 Tnc SIC ~ family rS% SO SHs g. fa s2d q%es
.. f2s qqs ssr, s :nSHd Sides rs ' D
q s '. ..s s tsasy Hf s meats "',s E
western 2oa2Ss EGGS quiet barely steady strictly
s fsS i ssl iSs $50 f SSs at IS 5, goose '
Milwaukee, March 7whea, opened weak on and si
c5Sc fei to e4c and closed OtT.c Cash ranged i;c
sss% MS ~ s? Sose ThFs BE- Barley IN IN
May and september options are not msn9ned SAM nn5
{ 2w No s K Nav ' nSm ana P Fo@ sry Sa
snd to eject sales ssos 5aioc would be neces
sary. Mill stuns unchanged
Msrfs wea:ss a May Sh' oSnI @
and gained sc on early bids but from that point
Ma opened a, eoc closed eG.c July opened at
rhs price paid for spot No Northern ranged from e0tc
to GOs.c 30 Northern good demand at from i,c
to sc No Northern on track-No hard. bl.c;
No / Northern. 6o4c. No : Northern. 59.c Flour easy
50 0ds3 ~ for patents s2gs2 - FOR bakers Produc
ton 5000 bbs: shipments. 24I3 bbls. MIL sturs-
Market ruling dull Bran in bulk quoted at 50 %;
shorts. &c less.
Philadelphia. March Flour market dull and without
important chanse offerings OF springs moderate and OF
winters light and values steadily maintained wheat
prices declined ic Contract wheat March.
72sg73c: April i3a!3sc May and June '2,sG'3c Corn
ruled steady under moderate offerings. but de
mani CARROTS light: No mixed March and April
.a35.c. May and June. 3t34n3Jc. Oats-Market for
dull with free offerings former rates
Futures neglected shade weaker No white March
20. 2Gac. April 26qG27c. MAY. 26aa2Ic; June. ia
27c Sugars quiet and unchanged. Other articles IN
changed.
ST. Louis March Flour weak and unchanged Bran
quic, and steady. sacked East Side 45gtosc country
points Wheat lower. March, Gle: May. S3isc. July.
G2Lc lower March. 257sc. May. 261.g28Tsc July.
2s.c. unchanged Eggs lower. fresh she. Butter
Elgn 23.c; creamery. extra frsts. 22g
22sc seconds. Ialsc: dairy lIalsc. seconds lOa
lie Pork-standard mess new: 50 So old 50 70 Lard
Prime 5o1isc: choice 5i2isc. Bacon-Shoulders.
ribs 5sc; sides SAC. Dry salt
shoulders 44c longs. &C. clear ribs 5isc; clear
siG = 90 High wines steady at 81 % Wool quiet and
unchanged Baggng orders. Ia d. 4c 10. 4sc: q.
No. &C. iron ties. re; Irvine Sc Lead lower; sales. 100
tons at s. ST.. spelter sales 3 cars at 81 90