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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-14
LOCAL BREVrTIEs
Manersof aIInor iIomsat In a'na Abont
~. fste,.

uanersof hIInor iIomunt Ia and Abont
Grand this evening Wilson Theatre
Company.
The new ice company elected diree-
tors last night.
wheeling gets the 1893 grand lodge Of
the West Virginia knights Of Pythias.
"open house" at the county inhrmary
yesterday attracted 200 citizens during
the afternoon
The wife Of Rev. Mr.. Smith, Of Yves.
ton. was taken to AGcGaster's hospital
last night, in the city ambulance
Pythian Castle to-nlght-Meeting Of
Webster district Republicans, to be ad-
dressed by Senator Whitaker and MT.
F. w. Nesbitt.
This afternoon at o'clock, before
Squire Rogers, Charles Powell will get
a hearing on the charge of defacing
and injuring Benjamin Heston's Wag-
on. Powell Is one OF a crowd OF Cald-
wells run boys charged with the OF
tense, but the cases against the others
were compromised.
David Llewellyn. OF Martins Ferry
who has resigned his position as night
manager at the Aetna-Standard, will go
to Cambridge to superlntend q sheet
mill at that place. The vacancy at the
Aetna-stnndard will be filled by
Charles Potts, who is capable and
worthy of the position.
A few people braved the cold weather
and lateness Of the season and left on
the Mackinac excursion yesterday via
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling rail-
way. OF those who left were d. Frs
kline and wife, John Parks and family,
Samuel Long and a party Of six fisher
men, Doc Mcconnahey and John G. De-
vine.
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DON'T

Don't talk politics to ladies o. dry
goods to gentlemen! Good caste VIII en-
dorse neither.
Don't think becluse you haVe sue
ceeded In one thing you can succeed N
ell! Few people succeed even IN one
thing.
DONE think yourself physically om-
nlpotent! The weakest persons ana tne
shortest lived frequently feel the best
Don't delay when you feel weak, lan-
guild or debilitatedl Take something %
stimulate your energies at once.
DON'T think that any stimulant VIII
dol Doctors, scientists and the pest
authorities agree thas pure Whiskey y
the best stimulant.
Don't be deceived into using an IN
ferior whiskeVl Remember that the
most popular. the puresL the most
powerful and the most valuable Wills
key is puffy's Pure Malt, and that it
has been so admitted for years.
Don't let Vour dealer deceive you or
Impose upon you by saying he has
''somethlng Just as good" or "some-
thing ne can recommend" he has Inc
terested motives.
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wheeling won out by an overwhelm-
ing majority at slstersville yesterday
morning-the grand lodge of West Vir-
ginia Of the Knights of Pythias decided
by a majority that nearly approached
unanlmity, that the 1889 meeting would
be held In wheeling. This cIty's only
opponent was Morgantown. and the
1lonongalia metropolis wasn't in It for
a minute with this old town. the
PythIans of the state viii not regret
having taken this action; Wheeling Ply
thlans and her people generally VIII see
to 1t that they are entertained here in q
manner that win make next years
grand lodge meeting one to be remen-
bered.
Before the afternoon session Of the
grand lodge at slstersville, the mem-
beers and the Uniform Rank companies
marched to the Ohio River passenger
station to receive Supreme Chancellor
Commander Thomas E. Sample, of Al
leaheny. The line was then reformed
and proceeded to the high school build
ing, where the sessions of the grand
lodge were held. During the afternoon
Commander Sample addressed the
body, and in the course of his talk COM
pllmented west virginia's grand lodge
upon the excellent showing that had
been made during the past year.
At the night session the election OF
officers took place. The only contest
was for grand outer guard, and the sue
eessful candidate was oscar C. Wilkes,
OF Aurora, Preston county. The othes
officers were each promoted, and the re-
suit was 40 follows:
Grand chancellor-s. A. Posten.
Grand vice chancellOr-s. v. Benne-
DUN.
Grand prelate-Maner Jenkins.
Grand keeper OF records and seals-M.
a. Smith.
Grand master of e1ohequer-c. H.
wolfes.
Grand aater-at-arms-B. F. sayre.
Granu inner SudEu-W' ~ AheHeAASiN'
Grand outer guard-oscar C. Wilkes.
The competitive drill was held in the
afternoon. Ravenswood company took
first prize and slstersvllle second. Ber-
nard Stanley company, Of Wheeling,
did not contest, not having the requisite
number of men on hand. The Wheel
ing company, 1t is believed, would have
won had 1t contested. The exhibition
drill in the evening was stopped on ac-
count OF the rain which began at
o'clock and continued steadily.
After the transaction of routine, busi-
ness, the grand lodge adjourned last
night, and most of the visiting knights
left sistersvllle on the night trains.
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THE soUTH's PROGRESS.

The wonderful progress which the
south has been making in oil lines OF
Industrial, commercial and intellectual
development has been most fittlngiy set
forth in a magnificent volume, which.
after months of careful preparation,
has just been issued by the Southern
railway.
This book, the title OF which, 1.-THE
Empire OF the South" conveys nn idea
of Its character, is beyond question one
OF the most comprehensive and at the
same time artistic publications ever
issued from the press. 1t contains nearly
200 octave pages, over 400 eXquisitely
printed Illustrations, and makes pre-
sentation OF Southern interests in all
lines OF human activity, which for thor
ouhgness OF treatment has never been
approached.
The opening chapter OF the book, I'M
der the caption OF 1.-THE South, Yester-
day, To-day and Tomorrow" discusses
In broad and forclble manner the pre-
sent and future of the southern states,
treating at considerable length the var
ious interests. such as agriculture, cot
ton, tobacco, iron, coal, resorts, climate,
etc. Following this are chapters devo-
ted to each OF the states south OF the
Ohio and Potomac, and east Of the
Mississippi rivers.
These give a brief, interesting sketch
Of the early history Of each state, and
then touch upon ell its important ac-
tlyities, showing the progress being
made not only by the state itself, but
by the leading cities.
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TaE NAV ICE COMPANY

Stockholders BIet Last lIIEht and Elected
DIrsetorS, who will Meet to Organize on
AIoudRy-A site for the Plant to be %,
lsCtsd soon.
Last evening, at the city building, In
the chamber OF the first branch of coun-
Gil, a meeting of the stockholders Of
the newly formed Peoples Ice s Storage
Company was held for the purpose Of
electlpg directors and transacting 9TH
er business. The following board Of d.
rectors was chosen; Charles B. Lem
mon, E. b. Carney, Charles R. Goethe,
II. W. Thurber, jacob Korn, Jacob De-
bold, william Carenbauer, Frank
HealN A. hoffman,. The directors
meet next Monday evening, at the may
or'g office, to organize. AT the same
meeting the directors will take steps
toward selecting site for the new ice
making plant, and also ask for bids
for the machinery, etc. Several sites
have been looked at, and one WIZ prob
ably be settled on Monday.
The stockholders last night paid In
their FIRST Instrument on their stock,
ard other INSTRUMENTS VIII be paid at
frequent intervals as the money is need
ed. The company proposes to limit its
production to the amount OF Ice wanted
by Its stockholders, and according to
present plans no Ice Will be made for
outside consumption.
The following are the stockholders OF
the company: Hess, Lennon q Co.,
Theodore Vented, v. Blelfus, Bgie
Meyers, Jacob Korp & Son, Bader &
Maurer, A. Hoffman. Neil Quinn, ii! w.
Thurber, Charles r. Goethe, Herman
Zwicker, Edward Schrelner, Louis zleg-
ler Charles Setter, Boadwing &
Schneider j. B. Wilkie, n j. HealY
Wilkie & Tyson, Charles Bauer, HON.
man Brothers, w. II. Sherry, Stoke
Bros. & Co., Joseph Korn, Gundling &
Carenbauer, B. Gardner jacob Debold,
Joseph Buch, Michael Agnic, Henry
Brnunstrop, c. Obermans Joseph Weis-
gerber, Harry Bearley, w. II. Stoop,
u. 3. Carney, II. F. Nolte, Frank Hem
mes IA Trusch, Philip Kocherb John
Refnn, c. r. Otto, John Hack, Burlsle
Bros, Nick busch. Peter Feishelm,
William Briceiand, Paul Riedel, August
schad, L. F. Gorgelin, d. Nolan, i. II.
Getho, Thomas Halpin, c. d. Van Keu-
rem. Lester West, Redicker Bros, Otto
Tyson, WiDterharlter Bros, William
NiclVisoB, Andrew MCKINLEY, Gala
Mitchell,
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TNE RAILROADS.

It is reported that several Of the lar
gest railroad companies in the United
states are planning to move for a re-
ductIon in sleeping car rates. It Is pro-
posed to have ali the roads in the coun-
try using Pullman cars unite in an APP
peal to this company TO make reason
able reduction in the rates charged for
upper and lower berths in sleeping
cars, and in the rates for seats In the
chalr-cars. The first move In the CAM
paign for lower sleeping and chair-car
rates will be made, 1t is said. at the
coming convention OF the American AS
ISOLATION Of General Passenger and
Ticket Agents, which convenes at De-
trolt, Mich, next Tuesday. A resolu-
ton will probably be introduced by the
general passenger agents Of the big
gest eastern roads favoring reduce
ton in present berth rates. particular
la in the price OF upper berthS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-14

The praise OF DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy Is on every
tongue. This is not to be wondered AZ.
Never before in the history OF medl"
cine has existed a remedy chat 30 eff
fectually fulfllls It's mission. Blood and
nerve disorders. as well as the many Ills
that are caused by such arrangements,
yield as II by magic to this great spe-
ciRc: the discovery OF great specialist
DIR. Greene. who has Effected more
wonderful cures than any other living
physician.
The best OF It all IL, that DR.. Greene.
unlike other specialists, is accessible to
rich and poor alike, for anyone who
may wish to consult him can do so free
OF charge, by writing him or calling
upon him at his office, 35 West Four
teenth Street, New York City,
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1t is certainly gratifying to the public
TO know OF one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprletors of
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles OF
this great medicine; and have the sat
isfaction OF knowing that It has abso-
lutely cured thousands Of hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
diseases OF the Throat, Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by It. Call on Logan
Drug Co., and get q trial bottle free.
Regular size 5Oc and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed, or price refunded. 8
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The Ohio Valley Manufacturer, in its
issue yesterday, says: Trade is moving
along smoothly; while there is not
enough of new business to Interfere
with the fulhllment OF old contracts,
there IS sufficient to take up the sur
plus and prevent Accommodations OF
stocks. Prices do not vary from th'
$40 40 notch for Bessemer pig metal ana
Sls for blllets. No change Of feature In
any respect is TO be noted, present con-
dltlonB nre satisfactory, the outlook Is
promising and confidence controls.
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For sale-G. o. Smith.
For SRle-HoRard HRzlett.
october-opal Month-Dillon, Wheat &
Hancher co.-Eighth Page.
WRnted-A Middle Aged Woman.
Rcnl Egtate Title Insurance.
Tenth Annual Pittsburgh Exposition.
Let, Us Talk UnderW ear-McF' adden's-
Second Pnge.
Stone & Thomas-EIghth Page.
acknowledgement
New McConville Hotel.
Whole Wheat Pancake Flour-H. F.
Behrens Co.
Talk About-List's Drug Store.
We Have the Four Most Fashionable
Colors-E. s. Dinger Co.
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Last evening, at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. schenerleIn.
South EofE street, their winsome daugh-
ter, Carrie, celebrated her ninth birth
day by giving party TO number of
her friends The evening was spent by
the little folks in games, and a tempting
spread was served In the later hours.
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The =. N. c. a. Courss:

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
TONS annual course of lectures and en-
tertainments will open on Monday even
ing with Alexander Blacks picture play
Miss Jerry" Seats will be reserved
this morning at the Y. NJ, c. A. building.
Miss Jerry" is q bright, witty enter
tanning story, with a series OF the most
remarkable pictures ever put before an
audience. The entire course OF enter
tainments Is high class and Will surely
nlpage
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Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's office,
marriage license was issued to win
lam Smith, aged twenty-six years. and
Jennie GoldsborOugh, aged twenty-four
yearB OF Wheeling.
James r. Burge qualified as admins
traitor OF the estate Of W. D. Burge;
bond $500, with w. w. Mcconnell as
surety.
The wins of Jncob Rauch and Ida B.
Former wer admitted to probate.
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c. Hess & Sons Fall Opening.
FINE AILORNG-POPUlAR PRICES.

Regardless Of advance in NOoIons, we
arc pre- pared TO make TO order Suits,
OYeFcOhts and Trousers at last years re-
dnoed and popular prices. ,uits $4,000
up. OVorconta $500 up Pants $500
up. The RTtiltic cut and stylish appear
nnce OF our garments recommend Ihem.
SelVSR. Inviting inspection.
G. HENS & SONS,
Fashionable TRllOrS aud Fine FurmISherS,
1891 and 1898 Market street.
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City Health oficer Jepson issued the
following burial permits:
Rathrine ]. Wise, white; widow, aged
ffty-elghs years; heart disease; IS
Twentieth street.
Mrs. Lottie Winam, white, widow;
aged fifty years; chronic crystitis: 1855
Market street.
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State Commissioner OF Labor Barton
yesterday received GOO copies Of his an
Bual report from the state printer, at
Charleston. and win distribute them
among local labor bodies next week.
Persons desiring copy may get II free
OF charge at the Labor Bureau, 14S, Six
teenth street
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We have fitted more than twenty thou
sand pairA of SpeCtRcleS, giving Us q rec.
ord and experience uneqnalled by any
other optioiRu In West Virginia. SRtlSfaD-
ton Eunrnni cad,
JACOB W. GRUBB, OptIclan,
No. 1906 Market Street.
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WHEELING IN A NALE
The Local knights Of Pythias Cap.
tured the Grand Lodge.
THE ONLY oTHER AsPIRANT

WAS MoRGANToWN. A TOWN
THAT'S ALL RIGHT. BUT WASN'T
m IT FOR AZ MINUTE WITH
WHEELING : RAvENswooD
cAfr6RED THE FIRST PRIZE
IN THE COMPETITIVE DRILL
BERrNARD STANLEY COMPANY
DID NOT COMPETE
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DIED.

RAYI-on Wednesday, October IL, 1888, ut
1880 p. M, ELIZABETH, wife OF g.
w. Rayl, aged 50 years, 2 months and
II days.
Funeral from the residence OF her hus-
band, No. 735 Market street, on Friday
afternoon at o'clock. Friends OF the
family invited to attend. Interment at
Greenwood cemetery Please omit
flowers.
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The Intelligencer..
job PRINTING Office

. Tho largest and most complete
Job Printing Establishment in
. tho city and ono Of tho most
extensive in tho Ohio Valley.
. Possesses every facility for tho
prompt execution of all kinds OF
work. from n Neat Card or Cir
crlnf Ia u Monster Poster, In any
IS OF cOlOrS, ut tho shortest
ne $50 and on tho most reasonable
terms. Country merchants, farm
er5 and others requiring Store
BlllB, Public Sale Bills. etc, will
iind II TO their advantage to call
NJ OF addroBB Tho 1ntclligencer
Job PrintlSE once.
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Excursion Tickets TO PItt,burg ErpO.l
tIon,

Tho Pennsylvania llneB will sell OK
curslon tickets to Pittsburgh Thursday
or ench week until October 90 Tickets
good returning three days. including
date Of snlc. Rate. 2,25, including ad-
mission to exposition. tu&w
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poNAT1oN pAY q Roscu0 Homo.


October n the Baltimore & Ohio Will
soll excursion tickets 10 Omaha and re-
turn Mt rate OF Sg7 %, and to Kansas
city for S25 10. good twonty-onc days
from date OF sale. For Information mp
p!y TO agents or T. c. Burke. z. q 4. A.
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Telephone ST..
REHIT.
JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Attorney, No. 1919
Main street SELL
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REAL ESTATE.
TheO. W. Fink { Co.,
Telephone 6s7. $50 MAJ
for Sale and For Rent.

FOR sALE-A cheap home, two.story
brick dwelling. I rooms and kitchen, on
East McColloch street. Lot 20 by 40.
Only {l,i00. Terms easy.
A very fine building lot on north side
Of Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street Eighth Ward-on very easy terms.
with stable on lot. Lot 3 by 100. South
Chapllne street, Eighth WtIal Only A,650;
easy terms. asF
FOR RENTAL elegant modern resi-
denoe, 10 rooms and bath. hot and cold
water, both gases, west side Of Chapline,
between Twenty-second and Twenty-thlrd
streets. Possession given October l.
4 county residence with grounds. In
quir0 at once.
CA SCHAEFER &CO, cS sas aI IIsf's s.:
r.lnrhona XII
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oIoTAINd-KRAUs BROS.
For Style and Fit
See Hundreds Who Wear
Kraus Bros Clothes.

Every line, every curve. every detail Of Our suits al
correct, as you will admit
'T1raus Bros Clothing IS the best for the money d
Wheeling bold statement, but rs absolutely correct. we
know whereof we speak All we ask is opportunity "a
prove Il to you.
Our goods are made for Us BY the best manufacture
IN tie country and none bot reliable goods No shoddy can
come into our store.
Or magnificent FALL AND WINTER STOCK IS now
complete and we are Offering astonishing values. We ezpe
your trade by deserving #,
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Or. AiilOs' Prtti FlllS arosuarhuteod 20 sfoD
SIGddoioho 40 :=.=stSs, ''css eoLs u Desc"
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@Lle9at6IIiaerlear
New Advertisements.

once. Nos. rs and 81 Fourtoonth stroot.
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XIII UnderRear

In all weights for all seasons, for ladies'
and children, and at all prices, rang
Ing from 12itc to $500 garment. We
are also sole agents for the world re-
noWnsd DIR. JAEGER'S HEALTH
UNDERWEAR
We have added tho w. B. Corset 20
our corset department.
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LADIES, su1Ts-aEo. R. TAYLOR 90.

that will BE suitable 10 wearfcf
any occasion you will -fiod L
among our
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-24

curing before Fridays opening. Near
the close there was some selling, on the
theory that the present upward movement
had eliminated, and that a substantial
reaction was in order After a brief spurt
of activity within the last few minutes
the market closed steady at a net gain
of 2Q3 points.
New York, Nov. 90 noon.-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady at the advance; No
VemDer, 523c; December. 5.25c; January
o.29c; February, 5.33c; March, 5.37c: April.
o.4Sc; May, 5.45c; June, sac; July, 5.51c;
August, 5.54c; October, 55Sc
p. m.-Futures closed steady; Novem-
Der, 5.24c; December, SPEC; January. 5.SOc;
February, 52Sc; March, 537c; April. Sale;
May 5.44c; June, 5.47c; July, 5.51c; August,
o.55c; September, 5.5fe; October, 5.57c.
New Orleans, Nov. 23.-Cotton futures
easy; November, 4.S7c; December. 4.SSc:
January, 4.95Q4.9ic: February, 49Sq4 SOC
March, 5.O4q5 .O5c; April, 5.0sq5 loo; May
5.l4a5' l5c; June 5,19G95.2Oc July, 524d
5.25c; August. 5.26d5. 2Sc.
New York, Nov. 23.AHubbard Bros. &
Co say of cotton: THE good business
in Liverpool, with an advance in future
deliveries, gave strength to our market
on which buying orders improved prices
points during the forenoon. During a
lull some disposition was shown to antic-
lpate reaction, and part of the advance
was lost but the market was steady al
the slight decline. "a
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OCEAN FREIGHrs-

Cotton-Market steady; rate quoted
are per 100 pounds; Boston, per bale, ST. %;
New York, per bale. $1.OO; PHILADELPHIA,
per bale, $100; Baltimore, per bale. 81 90:
via New York-Llverpool, SIC; Bremen.
55c; Genoa, Csc; Reval, Toe; Riga, zoe; st.
Petersburg, zoe; Havre, 65c; Hamburg,
SIC; Antwerp, SOC; Amsterdam, SIC; Venice.
zoe; Triste. zoe.
Direct-Genoa, Sc; Bremen, SIC; BARGE
Iona, CSC; Havre, COO; Liverpool. SIC.
Lumber-By Sall-Freights are uuIet.
foreign business is dull. The rates from
this and nearby Georgia ports are quoted
at $00Q475 for a range-including BaItl-
more and Portland Me. Railroad ties.
base A feet, to Baltimore, bic; to Phlla-
delphia, 141zc; to New York, 161kc. Timber
rates, 50c9$l.O0 higher than lumber rates
By Steam-Lumber-To Baltimore, $500:
Boston, 500; New York, H.75.
Naval Stores-The market is steady.
Medium-sized vessels Rosin-Cork for
ORDERS rs Sd for barrels of $40 pounds, and
&c primage. Spirits, As. Larger vessels
Rosin, rs Cd; spirits. Ss Cd. Steam, 12c per
100 pounds on rosin, $1.O0 on spirits to Bos-
ton and 10c on rosIn, and 90c on spirits
to New York.
shot-Drop, SIPS: B. b., and large, 81 80;
chilled. S155
Iron Market very steady; Swede. 4a41ko:
refined. Slh base.
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. Nov. 23-Flour, steady and
more active, with spring wheat grades
neglected.
Rye flour steady. Buckwheat flour firm
$500, spot Buckwheat steady. 52n53c. Corn
meal steady; yellow western, 74lt75c. Rye
firmer; No. 2. SIC. Barley firm; western, 50
@55c Feeding 400i2c Barley malt quiet;
western, 55dG5c
Wheat-Spot steady; No. red 7Sc; OPP
tons opened steady. The early market was
governed by foreign and northwest buying
small spring wheat receipts and export de-
velopments but a late break took place on
realizing and final prices were hMHc low
err No. 2 red. December closed, TING;
March closed 75Ac; May closed 7l7sc.
Corn-Spot steady; No. 2. 40lac; options
opened easy and further weakened by clear
weather. realizing. and the break in wheat,
and the prospective large receipts; closed
nc lower; December closed, 39c; May
closed 39a!c.
Oats-Spot steady: No g 30lsc; options
dun and nominal Beef steady; cut meats
quiet Lard easy; western steamed closed
at $3.50; city, $500; November closed,
5.32lzc nominal; refined quiet Pork firm.
Butter firm; western creamery 15lz94c:
factory, nzQ141zc; Elgins, l4c; state dairy
16020c. Cheese steady; large white, 91kc
Eggs firm; state and Pennsylvania, PHO
25c; western fresh, 231zc; southern, 2OlI22c.
Potatoes. steady; Jerseys, 81 coal 81; New
York 81 .250l so; Long Island, 81 .25Q1. Is;
sweets. Jersey $i.OO02.OO; southern, 5OGS0c.
Cotton seed oil easy; prime crude, 17hc.
Petroleum steady. Rice firm. Cabbage
quiet Cotton by steam. S6c. Coffee-op-
tions opened steady, al unchanged prices
TO a decline Of points, ruled moderately
active with trading confined to local oper-
atoms, with weak undertone, following I'M