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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-08
FIVE THOUSAND KEGS
OF Cut Malls Shipped to New Orleans From
Wheeling Yesterday.

OF Cut Malls Shipped to New Orleans From
Wheeling YeGtsrday.
The towboat Wash HOnsheIl, arrived
from Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon.
where she took tow of iron from Ir-
onton and Hanging Rock. Here she
takes a tow made up Of model barges
freighted with between $500 and 5000
kegs OF cut nails from the
LaBelle iron works, OF this
city. The barges were loaded at
the LaBelle handing and che Honshel's
officers expected TO be able to back out
last night. The nails are consigned to
New orleans. The LaBelle people got
a rate OF twenty cents per hundred by
water, while the best rate the railroads
could name was twenty-siX cents. IL
IS said another large shipment OF
Wheeling cut nails for the south will
soon be made by water. .
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WILSON In New York, on Tuesday, Jan
uury ., 1897. MRS. CAROLlNE NJ,
WILSON daughter OF the late Joseph
Caldwell, In the SSlh year OF her age.
Funeral services in New York. Tho re.
mains viii arrive at the Pan Handle
depot. Wheeling, nj u:3o a m, FRI
dny Gntorment at Greenwood. Ser
vices nt the cemetery.
HOT SEAT the residence Of his brother
ln-lnw O. W. Pine No, 63S Main street.
ON Thursday, January :. 1877. GEORGE
". HOUSE, In his 9th year.
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon
at 9 o'clock Friends Of family re-
specifically invited to attend. Intermcnt
private at Greenwood cemetery
pIttahmrEh nnnera please copyl
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rA1R nIREcToRs MEET
And Rs-eIsct Anton Reymnnn President
and George Hook Secretary.

and George Hook Secretary.
Last evening In the office OF Sec
rotary George Hook, the directors OF
the West Virginia State Fair and Ex-
position Association met, and elected
officers. Mr.. Anton Reymann, as a
matter OF course, was reelected presl-
dent, and equally as matter OF course,
Mr.. George Hook was again chosen
secretary. To these, more than to any
Others, the success that has invariably
characterized the career Of the fair as
ISOLATION is duo, and It would look
strange indeed TO see others In their
official shoes.
Nothing was done aside from elect
ing officers, though there was an In
formal conference on the matter OF
the premium lists for the fair OF this
year. II is the intention OF the ,associa-
ton to make the coming fair the best
In the history OF the association.
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Special Dispatch 70 the tntelligencer.
wooDsFIELD, o., Jan. 7.-slnce oil
Ia paying qrsas!.ies has rot been found
In the big Injun sand on Lick skille,
lease, near this place. the operators
have decided TO drill on to the Berea
grit. This WIN bet he first hole to that
sand in this county except at New Cas-
lie and opposite SlstersYliie.
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Special Dispatch to the lntclllgcncer
woODsTIELD, o., Jan. While
drilling in the big Injun sand at the
Pennington well, on Lick Skillet, near
this place yesterday. - strong flow ~
ras was suddenly encountered, which,
ignltlng from the lights In the derrick,
caused quite = blaze for q few moments.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. THE
steamboat Belle OF the Coast, was to-
tally destroyed by fire ut Carrollton,
this morning. She belonged to Captain
John F. Aiken. valued 1t 10000 and
insured FOR 100000, Cause OF the fire
unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-08

PRESTON. MINI. Jan. THE bank
OF Canton, AZ Canton, and the Citizens
Bank. OF LInesboro, both owned and
operated by Field Kelsey & Company
have suspended business,
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RUMORED SALE
Ofthe Interests of tho spraEg OIL & Gas
Company for SI5O, OOO-Thc RumOrNot

Orthe Interests of tho spragg OIL q Gas
Company for $50, OOO-Thc RumOrNot
COnfrmr'I.
Late last night gentleman, who Is
well Informed on local financial matters,
Informed an Intelligencer reporter that
he had just learned Of rumor that
the spragg OIL and Gas Company, OF
this city, which controls leases In the
interior of tyler county, principal
among which is the Mayneld farm,
where n number OF good producers have
been brought in. had sold out to a Pitts
burgh company alleged to be made up
Of Standard people, for Sl5O,OOO. An Of.
fort was made to confirm the rumor,
bu, on account OF the lateness OF the
hour this was not possible. II is said
that DIR. spragg gets $4,000 out OF the
deal. and that Fred Happy, another
Wheeling man, gets about $4,000
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THE OIL FELDS
Another Black Eye Given to the
New BenwUod Field.
TIE FISHER COMPANY'S WELL

On the MCFARLAND IaO-Aero Lot, AdJoln-
ing the Famous 4O-Aers Tract OF ths
Liberty OIL Company, Came in Prastls-
ally Dry-Tho Result was Big DIsaP-
pOlntmsnt, as Good Producer was El-
psetsd-other OIL News
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HltchIc County OH News.

Special Dispatch TO the lntelllgencer.
RUTHERFORD, W. Va. Jan THE
Florence oil Company's No. . II. 5. VIII
son came in Monday good producer in
the salt sand.
r. A. aud r.. q. GillespIe's No. H.
S Wilson Offset well came In good Mon
day evening. II is being varlously cs-
tImateh from twenty-five 80 seventy
live barrels These wells are five miles
south " cairo.
n. n. Barnsdall's No. Camden, on
Devil Hole, one and half miles west
of the above wells. CAME In good Tues
day for twenty-five barrel we'll
The Major Hawkins No, 6 Matilda
McGregor. at Cairo. came in Sunday
night. estimated at 600 In the EnIun.
IL Is also reported that there was a
good well brought In In the Kcencr six
miles north Of Cairo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-08

FOR cure of rheumatism, neuralgia
cuts. spralns burns. stings, chlblains
sclltlcI, and lumbago, use Salvation
on
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. "A special
to the Dispatch from Hamilton, ohio
saws: Lulu Jones, aged twcnty-four, a
servant employed az the home of OK
Assistant Poatml Ftnr General e, g.
Rathbunc. was burned 10 death this
morning and Mrs Rsthb1nc In at
tempting ~ save .bc girls lie, was
painfully burned about the arms and
face. escaping death rhc girls dress
caught f:0m a range
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In his efforts to save the rig and tools.
Harry Han. a driiler, was severely
burned about the face and neck.
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DIED

DON'T miss shook & Cos. Great
Underwear Sale,
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from the opening prices OF December.
May also suffered, but not nearly so
much, hat option declining to DISC.
about q cent under the opening prices.
Buying orders were quickly distributed
among a number Of active brokers' by
George b. French, supposed TO be the
leader of the bull clique through whose
efforts the break In the market was
mended In an even shorterstlme than II
had taken to smash 1t. December had
sold down to 92c, but 1t advanced to 95c
without a stop. Receipts at Chicago in
cluded l16 carloads by rail and a cargo
Of 72,SS3 bushels BY lake from Duluth.
Minneapolis and Duluth received 1881
cars, against 999 a week ago andN S49
last year. The Atlantic port ~clearances
were again very heavy-76O, 900 bushels
New York advices were very bullish as
regards the number OF boat loads said
10 have been worked for export on the
early decline, claims being made OF as
many as nlnety-iive loads or 100000
bushels. The Cincinnati price current
was decidedly bearlsh In lts weekly re-
port, saying that the rains east OF the
Mississippi river had frightened the
wheat crop situation very much. In
addition more rain was predicted for
tomorrow. The market was very m
settled after Its early break ana rapid
recovery. but It made no more such
wild skips The tendency was to sink
apd even the reported taking of a total
OF 1872 boatloads al New York and out
ports failed to hold It mp. December
wobbled between 92Ac and 9i%c, but It
closed at Ole as against 95Ac yesterday,
May closed at 0lFsc, or only &c above
It's lowest on the big break. Corn was
dull, but considering the erratic charac-
ter or the wheat market very steady.
A slight advance was noted at the
opening. due to the small receipts-3T
cars. When the sensational break In
wheat occurred. prices dipped SC from
the high point. but recovered later, De-
cember showing but &c decline at the
close. Atlantic cleorances were $4,000
bushels. Gables I'D higher. December
ranged from 26&c to 2Gc. closing at
26kc.
Oats were frm, especially during the
early part of the session, The break il
wheat and corn was not responded to
even though business was inactive. The
urgent demand from exporters for the
cash article was lack OF the strength.
To-dny's sales for shipment aggregated
100000 bushels, Receipts were $50 cars,
December ranged from 1890 to 1880.
and closed n shade higher at l9ls@l9fsc.
Provisions were duh. but firm. with
the exception OF n short time after the
opening, when the gyratiohs OF wheat
produced a somewhat settled feeling.
Offerings were very small and with a
moderate demand, prices rallied a little
Trading throughout was unimportant.
At the close December pork was 10@
t2lc higher at 81 G7ts; December lard
sc higher at g % and December ribs
&c higher at 81 i7is.
Estimated receipts Friday:
Wheat. 100 cars; corn. $50 cars; oats,
24O cars; hogs. $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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PATRONAGE OF NEW YORK.

Van Wyek Can IradHn Army ofomerh"'"
,r,n Great a. tie Army Ofths Potomac
Psrkhurst on 1ammsny'
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The Herald
,oys; More than $4,000 persons will, d.
rectly or indirectly, draw pay from the
cl,y in the first administration Of the
mayor OF Greater New York. The saI=
aries Of $4,000 OF these whose names will
h, actually on the city's pay roll VIII
aggrcggte SS3. 900, 900. Part OF this
Sm0unt represents the salaries and pat
amaze of the other officers elected on
gnesday, but this IS comparatively
small. most OF the total representing
tGe patronage OF Greater New York's
frst mayor, Robert a. Van Wyck.
A conservative estimate OF those who
will draw payment indirectly from the
civ through city contracts and the like,
4, 22OOO. Mayor Strong, at the time the
greater city charter was passed, esti-
mated this force az equal to, II not
exceeding the actual number Of all Of
Zee holders.
Second only To the President Of the
limited States in the value of his pat
mnagr. the first mayor Of the greater
div Is first In the significance of this
~ratr0nage. With his colleagues-elect,
Of the same political party as himself
Mr. Van Wyck can lead an army "
Office holders, and those indirectly EN-.
ri0ycd by the city as great as the army
Of the Potomac.
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SENATOR 1uURsroY TALKS


Iu uit AANEEt OF tlt ~ nous No iAtuN'
nn fr disappointment.
CHICAGO. Nov Ex-senator John NJ.
Thurston, OF Nebraska. arrived in thu
city last n,Rht from his recent campaign
trip Throughout his state. He said the
resui; there was no disappointment to
him in view Of the handicap which the
Republicans iabored under because Of
their dcfaultlng state treasurer and au-
dItor. as well as The prejudice aroused
against the ticket as representing the
old state capitol crowd.
He was OF the opinion that the gem
eral result. especially In New York, in
stead Of "foresiadowing Bryan's nom
inatlon in 1900 and a free silver plat
form. pointed In quite a different direc-
ton.
II think the result In New York" he
Haid. points to that state as likely to
name the presidential candidates for
the Democrats In 1900 ~ well as to the
probability that silver will not be an
issue. Certainly the Democrats cannot
hope to succeed without New York and
on the silver issue / am firmly Of the
opinion the state would practically re-
peat It's verdict Of 1896 against It,"
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CHRIST1ANA. Nov. A-The steamer
fitted out by the governor of TTomsbe,
under Instructions from King Oscar,
which has lett Tromsoe Island in search
OF Prof Andrees the missing acronaut,
and his rarty ls the Victoria. She car.
RES a crcw Of fifteen men and has on
board "nut Btorvig, the explorer. The
Victoria IL provisloncd for eight months
ana VIII search Daumandsoeren, Nd
Won't Bay, Cape Thordsen. Prlna Kari
torcland and possibly Danes Island.
rom which poIn, Andrcc's balloon az.
cnndcd In July last In his attempt 10
cross Che Arctic regions. on her return
lrlp Tho Nictntla viii explore the south.
west coast ~ Daumandpocren.
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aEv. MIL S ExpLAIas
Why NJ Recon- nrolsl For.lrylHs the

Why M Rtcom n-nle! FortIfring the
r,ru Federal .tpIidlnS At Chicago.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4-Gen. Nell
son a. Miles was asked last night to
give lis reasons for recommending the
fertilization Of the new federal building
In Chicarp with gattllng guns, He
said: '"fhCre are nine places In this
country whore the treasury chests of
Uncle sam are located. and for the past
twenty years ! have urged the necessity
Of protecting these repositories with
the most approved pattern OF fire arms
when tile subject OF q new public
building at Chicago was preached one
Of my fgst thoughts was for protective
measures In case there should b. an
attempt directed against the sub-treas-
ury holdings which Will be put In the
buildirg.
while / was in Constantinople, the
details OF attack on the Turkish bank
in that city were related to me and
brought back 20 me the necessity for
some means OF defense Of the public in
stituti1ns OF the United States. CAT
ling g,ns could be placed where they
wag.u r. available at n moments notice
and TOO much publicity could not be
given concerning their presence In the
most cnmmaI ding spots"
Gen, Miles did NOT believe there Is any
necessity for terrifying p~ostoflce build
ings or other federal structures, except
those inwh,chlarge sums of government
norey ore iept. nc thinks that In
each city where there are Bub-treasuries
a dat1ll ~ regular troops should he
mai ,air.d. According To his plan. this
would 90 volvr d. additional expense u
the government. Supervising Architect
Taylor, vt the treasury department,
calls attention to the fact that the mint
al Philadelphia was constructed to per-
nit OF It's occupancy by light artillery
men IN case Of an emergency
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NEW YoRK-In dry goods the quiet
ude of the past week Is continued, the
low prices reached by cotton being a
s%tultifying feature Of the market and
having a decided bearing upon the sales
Of the day. Mail orders are light and
store trading Is perfunctory In charac-
ter with prices sustained at about the
same basis as has heretofore existed.
The demand for spring goods Seems to
be promising, but the price situation
is still unsettled. In cotton Foods sales
that are being made are undoubtedly
made at liberal concessions. The print
cloth condition is decidedly quiet with
out any features.
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CHICAGO-Cattle dull and prices az
erlged l0ql5c per 100 pounds lower
than at the close OF last week. Sales
were on a basis OF 81 OOd4 80 for COM
mon to good dressed beef steers; 81 COG
4 IS for good 20 choice shipping beeves
and 81 50@5 80 for choice to extra cat
tie, vita sales largely at 81 iOG5 90,
Calves were steady, There was a mort
active trade In hogs and sales were
made at yesterdays late decline, coarse
packers going at 50 25G3 10 and a few
fancy assorted bacon hogs fetching
So 79k@3 75. The great hulk OF the hogs
crossed the scales at 81 5OqS 20, most
of the pigs selling for 81 1898 65, Sheep
were in demand at s. OOG2 so for the
poorest 20 81 50G4 60 for the best ma
lives. Lambs 81 1914 30 for feeders and
So T5d5 rs for poor to prime, Fancy
lambs sold at Sc 90. Receipts-Cattle
1900 head; hogs $4,000 head; sheep To-
900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady;
prime 81 SO94 80: common 50 OO43 30;
feeders 81 OOG4 80. Hogs fairly active;
prime assorted mediums So S0@3 50;
fair to best Workers SO 1908 50;
common Workers. and pigs 50 1908 IS;
heavy SO 1908 so; roughs & 25@3 80,
Sheep Arm; choice 81 2OG4 30; common
SO 1903 25; choice lambs IS SOFAS 80;
common to good 81 OO9i 20, Veal calves
SO soar 90,
cGNcINNATI-Hogs steady at 50 OO9
3 rs.
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Der, new or old, 3lh 0Sl%c; steamer
IN xed 29A g2glsc; receipts 1910 bush
els; exports 5l.42s bushels; southern
whites and yellow corn slG32c. Oats
firm; No > white 27G27hc' receipts
s2.663 bushels; exports 100000 bushels.
Rye hrmer: No. ? western 53x a re-
ceipts 1891 bushels; exports 5l,42S
bushels, Hay steady choice timothy
$40 00Qi3 so. Butter steady. Eggs firm;
fresh Use. Cheese steady and unehang-
ed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dun and
&c lower; contract grade. November IS
d9Sisc; December, January and Febru-
aryI nominal. Corn steady; No. ? mixed
November and December 3l63lA Janu-
airy and February nominal. Oats frm;
November, December, January and
February 27427lsc. Butter quiet; fancy
western creamery 2Siac; do Pennsylva-
MIA prints 24c; do western prints 23q2ic
Eggs firm; fresh nearby 2Oc; do western
l9c. Cheese quiet but steady.
CINCINNATI-Flour steady, Wheat
easier and lower; No, 2 red 93G93i5c,
Corn firm and higher; No, . mixed
25hG2Ghc, Oats firm and higher; No, 2
mixed 2ta2lAc, Rye steady; No. 2, i7c.
Lard firm at 81 90, Bulkmeats steady at
81 65, Bacon quiet at SO Is, Whisket'
steady at 81 10. Butter and cheese
steady, Sugar dull Eggs firm at l5e'
TOLEDo-Wheat lower and weak;
No. 9 cash 95c; December $3.50. Corn
active and steady; No. 2 mixed &c. oats
dull and steady; No. . mixed Use, Rye
lower; No, 2 cash 4Slac. Cloyerseed dull
and lower; prime cash 50 22ia,
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SILVER CITY n NJ, Nov IN. "
Bremen OF Globe, Arizona, a we'll
known mining man, committed suicide
at a hospital In this city, About ton
years ago he took t3,09g.9o8 from hts
silver mines nt THIS place. Recent bnSl
ness rovefsoH were the enuao OF ito
suicide bremen had been drinking Ito
leaves a widow and daughter az UIobe.
Arizona. 'O"'
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NIstaIs.

NEW YoRK-Pig Iron warrants dun
at Sc 90 bid and 81 90 asked. Lake cop
per quiet at $40 IS bid and 81 90 asked.
Tin easy at &l3 60 bid and si3 10 asked,
Spelter unchanged at 81 10 and 81 20
asked. Lead exchange easy at SO 80 bid
and 50 95 asked. Brokers strong at
SO rs.
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special pl7patoh to tho i%ntclllgoncer
HUNTINGTON, ". Va. Nov. A.
Rev hr ] Wesley Webb, an ngcd man.
i'II on the pavement this evening and
vas rendered Unconscious by the fail,
ne Is IN o serious condition, and fearg
o. hiS recovery Gre entertained Two
N' Ky nEn his son was shot md in.
SANITY kIIIol Nv Ffnnk WnlrnlI
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PARIS, Nov. 4.-Dr, Charles Ii. Park
hurst gave out the following statement
In regard to the Democratic victory in
New York city;
III New York has not moral genius
enough to keep out OF Tammany's
clutches, after Il has heen once rescued
from them may the Lord have mercy
on New York, Republican votes have
restored Tammany to power and upon
the men who cast them will devolve the
responsibility for the Iobbery and van
dallsm OF TIE next four years; and don't
lct US forget II. New York win not be-
come a respectable city till Its clergy
are so possessed OF the spirit of the
prophets as to be prepared to put gov
crniEg pressure upon secular events;
iii the press becomes so distinctly and
unwaycrinFly the exponent of unmar-
ketable truth as to command the con-
ddence Of the reading public; tllG re-
putabl2 citizens are sufficiently welded
10 Righteousness to be willing to sacrl-
Nce political fetiches TO the interests Of
the general tendency and integrity"
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Special Dispatch to tho lrtollrencsr
HUNTINGTON W. Va. Nov l.-Tho
ENSIGN manufacturing company has
received an order Tor building nvc
hundred box cars for tho Norfolk s.
Western Railway Company Iris viii
Keep a good force Of men at work fof
the winter "'
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CH1CAGo-wheat opened firm at n
shade above yesterdays closing prices.
Liverpool was stronger than expected,
showing but &c decline, while Paris
was up 30 confines IN the face Of y%cStcr-
days lF,c break here Light local re.
cclpts were o sustaining Influence.
shortly after the OPENING, at which
time December was quoted NJ Djin
q5ltc. The market struck with one
Of those extraordinary pnnics that 'vcry
once In n while knock into tnlthcropn7
calculations based ON the sanitary vt
the operators The panic was upp1r-
entity the result VI an unghlllml Hr.
rnngoment fof the selling out ~ n lln0
" 100000 bushels December whcnt M.
On which the holders had placed with
ila brokers u Ftup loss limit when M
hought II ten days prcviouHlR To IN
sure tho prompt execution NJ the order
10 stop the loss NJ . certain price, The
brokers, In anticipation NJ it'a ronChlrg
II to.dny divided ~ amount nmOnu ton
or more other agents and, NJ course,
whom the market got within l.iGc VI The
limit, what appeared 10 bo o general
selling panic struck the crowd ana II
bccnmr Impossible to ret rit Of amy
until the market had dropped about 20
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III the care Of tho hair were made n
lati NJ n lady'H education, we phould
ll"l peo 10 many gray hoOdH, mud Tho
ulo ot Halls ltalr Remover would bo
Unnecessary.
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OIL C~ITY-Credit balances &c; certl-
fcates, no bids; shipments, November
/ and 2, 800, OS3 barrels; runs, Novem-
Der / and 2, 3O1, 9l7 barrels.
NEW YORK-P6troleum, Pennsylva-
MIA crude nominal at S5c.
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Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour quiet
Whcnt-Na . spring SGGS7c; No.
spring S2'9lc; No, . red 95ao7c.
Corn-No. ,, 25BN2Gkc; No, 2 yellow
25Ad2GMc.
oats-No. >. 1880: No ? white 22a1
23c: No. ? white 22m23c.
Rgc-No .. i7'-c
Barley No. q 2fdiic.
FlaXsecd--E =. 81 Ojdl rs.
Tlmothysded-Prlmc. 81 Go
Mess P0rk-per barrel 81 Gjh7 IN.
Lnrd-Per 100 lbs, 81 27il,
Short Rlbs-sldes uoose) n tOai So.
Dry sailed shoulders tboxcd) ~ dSc,
Short clear Sides tooxed) iNG4Nc
Whlskcy-Dlstllers' finished GOODS,
per gallon, 81 IS.
on the produce exchange to-day, the
butter market was firm: creamerles
l6d23c. dairies 12G20c
Cheese-Qulct Mt SGsiac.
Eggs-Firm; fresh Ice.
NEW YORR-Tiour. receipts $1,000
barrels: exports 7,2lO barrels; market
quiet and considerably affected by the
decline In wheat, closing weak: winter
straights 81 6bdt 10; Minnesota patent
81 1hG5 A.: winter extras 81 4OG4 90;
Mlnnrso,n =, SI nc@S ~ ''u' '' "'
low EInaeS go yvI,' oSe az h,s,o,s. cV.
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