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DOSTS FOR SALE.

LJOOIO FUR SALE.-
Il The undersigned has on
hend and for sale large supply of Posts of all
kinds which will be sold in quantities to suit pur
chsss and at reasonable prices. Persons wish.
in g bHy will please call on the subscriber at his
regfaanGsin Milesburg, or upon Mr.. Wagner at
ths MiiIssRHrg Mill. JAMES BROWN,
3H:H, M:
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EfLOUR. FOR SALE.-Extr superfine family
IL Flour for sale by
Dee. IL, 1851 D. LEyDEN 4 CO.
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M N EE.

. EN- EMBER the place. One door above i,iy-
IL ingstop's Book Store, in the 3imona.
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Bellefonte, Nov Is. 1860.
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THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

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WARSAW, Wyoming Co., N. Y, Oct. a. 1855.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

yHhe-pelsvs-p. Illinois. Indiana, Kentucky, uNyant
Now-Jerey New Hampshirr. Ohio Pennsyl'snia, Rhod,
Is.spd TtEuesste snd Niigui,-R.
NAYS-Conucocu', Iowa bisiue. North Caroiins missouri
aud Vermont
DINlpEfi-Nc~- Gcrk.
NOT NUT1NG-M4ssarhusetts.
Tie Peace Conference adjourned sine he at
O'Clock.
Atg O'Clock DR.. PuIcson, Secretary OF tha Confer
ruce wa. introduced 70 the Speaker Of the House Of
RcrrC sentatiyes, and presented the following memo
Iia with letter from President Tyler, and the amend
mcnis aJoytc by the Conference.
A lie communication was handed to Vice President
Breckniidse for presentation in the Senate
To THT CuSGRLSs or TIE UNITED STATES: The
Cory enon assembled upon the Invitation Of the State
of Virginia &c adjust the unhappy differences which
now disturb the peace Of the union and threaten It's
continuance make known to the Congress OF the
United State that their body convened in the City OF
Washington IN the ith inst and continued In sess N
until the 9TH.
There was in tue body when action taken upon
tina, whic is here submitted hundred and thirty
three Commissioner representing the following States
Maire, w-Hampshire Vermont, Ma 'sachuses's
Rhode Island Connecticut. Ncw-York New-Jersey
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland Virginia. North
Carolina Kottucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, In
diana, Ohio. Iowa, and Kansas
They have approved what is herewith Submitted
and respectfully request that your honorable body will
submit il 10 Conventions in the States article thir-
teen Of amendments to the Constitution OF the United
Sthtea,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.

The london Times City Artice) Of Thursday evon-
ing says tho public were greatly astonished at the I'D
vance Of the Bank rates there scarcely fact known
TO commercial people that can in any way account for
the movement As far precedent goes, both "a re-
cards the stock Of bullion and Of notes, II Is
entirely unsupported
On the continent the rate Of discount Is II y cent,
AT Frankfort between a. aud D cent, and at Paris
and even ut New-York y cent. The exchange In
China shows an improvement OF " cent, conse-
ouenty 10 silver will be sent there. The Bank re-
turn to- morrow may supply the means OF drawing
some positive deducions. There are other favorable
symptoms Gold continues to be taken TO tho Bank,
further amount of 900 to-day, and more is ex.
pected tom orrow. In the open discount market and
on the stock exchange, there were yesterday and
even this morning more signs Of dmihntion OF pres
snre than bad been observed for some days. The
Rank of France is understood dnrng the past month
to have experienced recovery Of nearly t2,ooooVo
in their stock Of bullion, and an extraordinary redao-
ton In their discount.
The English funds opened AT fractional recovery,
but renewed decline took place, on The announcement
from the Bank. The Stock market continued It's up
ward eourse nnder the influence OF the recent Chancsy
order. The joint stock banks and discount houses,
beweyer have deferred sill Tomorrow friday the
question u making a change in their allowance q
deposits general decline took place In the Rail <ay
market from which there was scarcely any reoo cory
The London Times says the Bank Of France would
have +, duced their rate Of discount yeserds but fol
Il, yectipt Of telegram, announcing the taken By
the Bank of England.
M. Cameron Grand Master Of 40 foyal Orsng,
Association Of Birth America I'D presented m ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

THURSDAY, Feb. - 1901.
AsHKs-The market is quiet for Pots at s. l2l.
Pearls are in moderate request at - IS.
FLOUR AND MEIL-The inquiry for Western and
Canal Flour is less active owing to the unfsvorsbe
news from Europe, and prices are &c. lower, with
however few sellers above inside figures. The other
grades are in fair request, but at irregular prices
The sales are 9,7C0 bbls. at s. 1896 20 for
Superfne State and Western; IS asa s. 32I for extra
State; s. 40 for choice do; s. 80 - 30 for low
grades Of Westen extra; s. 50as5 90 for shipping
brands Of round-hoop extra Ohio, aud = roar Is
for trade brands do.
Canadian Flour il heavy, and the low grades are
easier; the sales are 300 bbs at = 2ja7 50 for ord
nary to very choice extras.
Southern Flour is again lower, and 10 heavy at the
clOse, especially mixed brands. Choice brands are
very irregular, and difficult of sale; the sales 200
bbs. at IS 35a$5 e. for mixed to good Superfne
Baltimore, &c., and s. 75ds7 % FOR the better
grades.
Rye Flour is in fair request ard s aaadyi sales Of
100 bbls. at 81 3sasi 10.
Corn Meals dan and lower small Gales of Brandy
wine ut 80 %.
Buckwheat Flour isquet at s.. 5Odsi 81 y
100 ID.
wHIsKr--Ths market is STEADY, the demand is
brisk; sales Of 200 bbls. at lSc.
GRAIS-fhe Wheat market is rs2c. lower, under
the unisyorsble news from Eurorsbut large holders
are not disposed TO submit to the decline the arrivals
are not large.
The sales yesterday afternoon and to-day are 49, wv
bush. at q l6dsl Is for Chi,sgo Spring; u ~ tor
Mixed Caaada Club; 81 ~ % for Milwaukee Ciao'
the inside rate for small let; II % Tor Red SAFE;
Al 32asi 80 nominally for Fed westera and - ''S
81 Al for White Ohio and Indiana.
Barlsy is in limited supply, and is tsmi the mqop!
| is good at 75ase.
BaYey Max is in fair request at Ssssoc.
O.,. are heavy, and rather lower sales Of Western
.va C,radan at IS 35ls., and Su,ie st 35i Ti6lc.
Pc ia selling in small lots at 6s961c.
corn was again lowa1, the demand Is ssve Tor e1-
,t at the reduction, With few sellers al our f=r'ao
foures the sales ara 81 O0O lash. part yesterday ~
roc. for new Southern Yellow and Western mixed
aaoat and the RaiiOsd dePai 66a6si for Oh mSed
Western in stora; fcrdo., delivered aus % so'e'
| for new White Southern
PRoyIsIoSs.-The Pork market is unsettled. "e'
is nominal a. $l7 o5; Prime is lower with sset On
500 bbls. al sl2 25 Beef Is in fair demand anu 70
steady, and the arrivals are moderatei the sales s'
100 bf,l ut As 5oa$ 81 for Country Mos, " 90
50 u. Tor Repacked Mess and $40 IL for Extra rna.
NJ Il ouiet at $l5a$l6 90 Lard 10 firm ana III la',
demand: sales of 500 bbls. and ties. at sisiW' a"a
ho;,s lo,e Dressed Hogs are firm; sales Of es'e's
at 7e. and City 7ia7lc Cat Meats are nrm,
200 hhds. and tea. at g a7c. for Shoulders chso..
for Hams, and extra do. ct 9lc. nu''s' '
| are steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
sccssioa ur,,I there shnl be m opp'ftunly for an
aIpeal to the people Of the Free States. Load sp-

tsccssioa ur,, there sbnl be m oppdf,unly for an
a!Teal to the people Of tbs Free States. lLoli sp-
flawel.
Mr.. LOyEJOY rep, Ill. a1id the creates, confu.
zion appealed TO Mr. Stanton 10 withdraw his donand
Tor he Lreyors question which Mr. Stanton most en-
N.atioally rtfCsed 10 dc.
several gentlemen here complained o. the corfGsioJ
tsat exsfrd, tsyiug j. was impossible b. understood
what was goioS on.
Sose sad the more was owing TO the larre M uSer
strangers On the foor, whhe others chargetthe dis
Uoef 70 ne members themselves
Lie duty.
The quesrion taken, aud the voe rejecting Mr. cor-
-l2 against e.
Mr. HICKMAN rosed the point on order that two,
hids were necessary to reconsider but the SPEAKER
deeiced that n.e'e majority was nec sssary for this
purIOec.
Another and sil another outbreak Of confusion.
Members demanded the enforcement Of the rnes and
the SPEAKER called the Sergeant al. Al ms to psr.
form bis duty.
The question was now presented, the same as yeyer-
day, on agreeing to the amendment.
Tie Speaker announced the result--I33 against g.
The SPEAkER-There being the necessary two
thirds the resolution is adopted
Tremendous az planse, on both the Democratic aud
Republican sides, and from the galleries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


CoTToK-Tbe snles Of tb" three DAYS iaslud1g
Wr5r..day wer. bes NJ which 800 ero IN speculate
ard pcries James Heaitt Cr. the market i H.
and nddicg qualities hrve declined d. aud lower grades qd
closing y it'll down ward tendency.
STATE or TRADE.--Thc advices from Manchester
Ur.yorah AH descriptions OF good have slightly declined
ard the market very dull -
MosyY.-Consols were quoted on Thursday at 9l5 II
20 for money and account Money in brisk do maud
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co., and
Wakefield Mach Co. report Flour dull and quotations barely
nsntsned extra State 229? Wheat quiet bat steady u.
n6dl3i; White l2iGri5. Com qni,ti Mixed S16; White
3gdJ93
PRoyrsIoYs-Beef quiet. Pork dull Bacon quiet
and easier but quotations unchanged Lsd dn AZ 55j3 g.
Tao Quotations barely maintained; Itchors' Association
s6i6dS7.
PRoDCcE-Pot ASHES steady at 23io@29t; Pearls
steady 3d296 SrGAR steady CoryEs dull RicE dL
Rosrs Gull Common 460ta. SPIKITs TUErsSrfyg steady
st3lt.
LOSDos MARKErs-Breadstufs firm. Sugar firm.
6ofre firm. Tea yeiy firm. Rice steady Tsllow d. Liu
seed OIL 2s.3.
AsHncAs Srocxs-iucis Central shares 23021i disc
Eiie sbG,es 90 New. York Central shares, 72G3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
THE FDINBURGHs NEWS.

The following il summary of the news sent ont
per Edinburgh. which sailed from Liverpool for New
York on the 18Th:
furious gale occurred on tie English coast on the
9th. An immense number Of wrecks reported
with great loss Of life, particularly on the eastern
coast The disasters to American shipping arc unim-
portant.
In the Home Of Commons, Lord Russell said the
Government found very difficult TO adopt measures
10 protect British interests in Mexico, owing TO the
civil war. aud they hoped the struggle wonli soon
ces,e He also raid the San Juan question with
Am, RIGA WAS still open, but England had made a
uropo,tion in fair spirit aud be hoped IL wouli be
acceded to. With regard to the fugitive slave Ander.
son the only orretpondence had been demand from
America for his eXtadition and simple acknowledg-
uent If the demand.
The Great Eastern will be again ready for in
March. Her reported destination ia New. York.
The Bonaparte Paterson case was again before the
French Cont on the s,h. The Imperial attorney ex-
planned it, leading bearings, and said the only question
uas "a the marriage null for want Of publication IN
France and argued that this had been decided in the
Affirmative The Court adjourned its Judgment eight
days.
The mails from Calcutta Jan. 8, Hong Kong Dec.
81, and Melbourne Dee. %, had reached England
The news from India unimportant.
The Calcutta markets were dull. Exchange, 2ilt;
freighis, no Improvement.
The Chinese had paid the second instalment OF the
indemnity.
Lord Elgiu was still at shanghae:
The Chinese in the south disbelieyed the authen'
ITCHY Of the treaty.
Trade at Shsnghae was very dull Exchange 6I3
Exchange at Hong Kong 3 farthings.
Affairs in Japan were satisfactory. No mention IA
made of the reported repulsion Of the American Embas
bassadorr.
rmer. Tie gold shipments since tho last mail amount
I'd 10 81 0C0 ounces.
The New-Zealanders were quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
The southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, w ednesday, FEB. ~. 1901.
Mr. Wright's resolution for discussions On perma-
nept Constitution will be up for pablo consideration
tomorrow.
Mr. Gibbons resolutiop instructiog the Naval Com
ntee to inquire into the propriety OF constructing
rcveIal iron plated frigates was adopted:
Tire act TO rse provisional forces Of the Confederate
States and for other purposes directs, among other
provisions that the President shall take charge of all
military operations between the Confederacy and other
persons.
An act was passed to raise money to support the
Government. II authorizes the President TO borrow
as COO Geo. payable in ten YEAR,, with interest at
rer centum Tie la.t section directs the eyyng Of
export duty Of ,c per pound on cotton exported after
the LIST Of August, TO create fund to q1idate the
principal and interest Of the loan.
The Committee on flags has not reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

dress r. tic Queen from their Grand Lodge expressive
tfdtyded loyalty and representing that the Aeoca-
zion wtie under DO legal disability IT, British North
An cr;cs therefore their claim TO be pabl reso rei
curing TIE progress of tie Prince of Wales krordi
CsrGda ought have been admitted by the advisers o
il Royil Highness.
Tie III sence OF demand from China haa reduced tie
Mexican dollars received by the Last steamer about ~
their actual value as silver.
The Conference on the affairs Of Syria assemblies 10
Paris about the 8tb.
YIEsSA 14th-Saiuies Of organna,i.r of the Prov
inces ARE ahcu being granted the c,neil OF the En-
rire 20 consist of two Chambers, which will number
$50 nemters,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
Arrived.

Steamship Maannas Liessans MAsntas Feb g. sugar and
pas 10 MoiA Navarro Bros. Co. 81, - .
20 coae 10 Gsop anh has experienced heavy weather on
fis RsiIbos iof Mes. Haven't, Bown Mayssues r. Fob
H. sugar &C. to H. W r. Arm'iIous Of Nos Haven where
sbe ~ bound has been 10 days NJ Of sttsrss with heavy
,xes,hey Lost d.ek load boat stove bulwsrks. ks.
o. g Surveying sehr james Henry ovdeh, Andoe, Keys
Fla, II dsyS -,
steashp Yorktown Parrish Richmond Ao nd.e aud pssa
TO Ludlarn Heincken. =. -,
10 T Peters Feb H. OF Cape iatteA. experienced
rae from w. ph fore end mainss broke fore boom and
ecriyed other damage. -
schr VeDoo (of Bsnvo Clos'ou Black Rive, Jam days
falmouth Eng has experienced heavy weather n Of
IIstteras split sails, nc. puo,. p, "a
scbr Idsaine Townsend, Townsend Darrell stake ks IL
A.. .ns.r and moissses 10 q. r. Leverlck Co.
Se Wybe Tue Richnend days, hour sad tobseoo 70 o.
sehr Ann Amelia Lens.rses Norfolk days. corn V j. O.
asb, n. C. A. We'd (,massea, EdwssdA Vrstala dsy&
wood. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or Embellishments. q.
Cleared.

ips-Fonia CroVell Savannah. l.. Nltchi Son
Nor,h CsIoiins, Powell Wilmington IL b. cr'mwel Co. :
Jur. Little Liverpool Cunerd :,
Ships-Noith VIVID yewe.t London, Durham Dinon ha
p,nta Jsnyer Liverpool, q. Comltock
Bsrts-C Brewer Gould Cienfaegos X W Tnndyi Penguin
Bereson, Hong Kong A. A Low 70 OnAs hado' o'o'Oy
Miller q Houghton
Brgs-vcsut Dodge CsrdenBs, Brett Son 20 imperador
Hubbard Phi sdephs Hicks Ball. Angler Cfoeket trinity
h. r., Il. l.. Rouh Sons -, ,,,,,, c..,,
echoonsrs-Ocsan Wave Wsner, Washington - Caroline
" Uolme. Hme, Wilmi1gton. James handi focuntnck
Kr,Lt gloucester A. Homcs Virginia, Davis SsyIhsn
$3.50 Col SAFELY Keppton Sayannsh, McCready Mott
Co Csra Crowel Porto Csbello, Rising Co.'S W. IL III
comb Tis, er Huevilss, W. Tmndy Mary Clinton hyen
~" 1,,ssys NJ NJ Brigham A. ~ Edwards Edward New
barn j. suith Co; Woodhouse, -, azos u. SGith
wad son A Downing Rice PhladelPes yspss 49,
CbshsstoD, DoDer Poitsr ,
S,ssneT-Jersey Blue, Ckadsey, Bristol masteT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
GREAT BRITAIN,

A London letter in the Paris Mon,teur nsserts that
number Of English merchants are about TO present an
address to the Queen pra,iug that negotiation DO
oreued ith France for mutual reduction Of existing
aimaments.
Parliamentary proceedings were unimportant.
TIE ruuor was revived that Lord John Rlssel will
.lortly accept leera9e and seat IN the House OF
Lorde.
lock out Of the weayers in Blacburn and vicinity
was considered imminent The cotton-spinnes and
manufac, mr. n in the district held large meeting aud
resolved 10 resist the dctaoial demands Of the opera
ye-, who, in their turn maintained their position
with frmTess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
ITALY.

A Turin Telegram Of Feb. 10 rays GaGus will captu
late tomorrow morning Cialdini will occupy Mont
Orlando and all the Notifications and after the depir
ture Of tie royal family he will occupy the city, the
oaron remaiiif prisoners of until Mes-ina and
Ciyi,ella D,ltronte shall be surrendered The King
aud Queen with their quite, will depart board the
French shp Muette.
Dispatches from GaGta prior to the eapulafion say
Capnchn monk left there with tho mission Of raising
an ln,urrection in Calabria and arrested Co
fenya. and important papers found on him.
The City OF Fiume and the surrounding district had
b, en- declared in a state Of siege.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
XXXVITH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .wAsHrseros, Feb. %, 1861.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1861
Mr.. KING presented n number of petitions, signed
by seyeral tbousnrd persons in favor of the Coustu-
ton as H. ard the Government and the enforcement
OF the laws.
Mr. FOSTER presented several PETITIONS in favor
of the Border State resolutions.
Mr.. LANE reported from the Committee Of Confer-
ence on the Oregon War Debt bill, that the Senate
agree 10 the Ilouse amendment, with an
amendment making the amount pau
80 400 OCO and allowing tie Auditor to receive adj
ditionsl ev dence in regard to supplies furnished &C.,
and that the Secretary Of the Treasury Is authorized
10 paw the claimants in the bonds of the Unied States
Report agreed TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
AUSTRIA.

II is snid the subscriptions to the new oan exceeds
thirty million forms
The Couita, Of Perth had voted address to the
Emperor Of Austria, King Of Hungary, declaring
nat the recent royal rescIpt has destroyed the conf
Gence created by The imperial diploma OF October last
The law prohibits the payment OF taxes until they have
been voted BY the Diet and force alone could Remove
the citizen. from the lawful ground they have taken.
ave the country.
TIE Coniiat Of Odenburg had resolved to pay taxes
"a heretofore till the Diet shall have taken its
luton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
Arrived.

rs tore bah Re!ee,e lieut. Com j. d. ftaily 1'IsA
20 days. bad severe W. and ~ W. gaes ron iyh 70 z,sI
Y,b lat rs So lon 20 go passed and spoke ip speoi"o"'
ps,isyd 20 l0 3o) days from Liverpool for Boston -
Bsik Sfrskipgum, Tyler svens IL days sugar 70 ~ w
ssIes has beer down 10 Ion go 20, split sAils, &c
scLs Mary u. MkDgsn, Whaling, Gloucester Gays
SAILED Steamships Key Stste snd flofiaa
Roth CsIolns, Wilmington, ~ u
IA ts, the steamship Adristic Of the Collins line has
hS. sold 10 Tie galway lipo private terms IN
M. s,snbos Isac Newton ofthe Albany hDo o'of
- h. saJsn on Che great Bssncs Dock for eIaIpi 1ston
Tbs be1b Hhelmins 10 on the Largo seoona 100 '
s,psrs She vii be snp2e1 fecsoikss ana He"'J 0"Pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
Paanancerx Sailed

IT, .,oansSip Hfroo for Liseyp5o-COl John G. Fremont,
Ce;iionis u. Greg New York; y Menshng Nsg;YSrk 9. o.
Us IosisIA Mrs MsIyaret CoTbett aud child New lork
VT TLUInsDer San FIancisco T. A. Ehma1 Sau francisco
y r. Routh Ne,g-York L. Streuli Sewfo Mr. aud MI.
r Kplcy England; LoDI III gebom, New. FORK VIM RIOS
ethrlu EewYoik; Sepiinus Crooks. Newfork tn shihs
france u se.iguon Mississippi; James AIkel Nes1 ork; w.
Care Iverfool " Hinrs California; Mira Noble, England
John Eotbere LcIdon; Vim Moncs New lork MI sad Mrs.
Vale New York; A. Topi Eewlork; Mr. and Mr., vincent
hnAt ard two children Sp4n; Harry Thompson Philadelphia
Cbaa Bsciwood Phl.dephi George Greegwood CaLorGi
A Tieis Tennessee; Thomas Spencer EnEadd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
FRANCE.

Another psmpblei-entitled "France. Rome aud
Iialv by NJ. la Guerronicre announced for
publication on the 18th. The Pdtrie says il will give
lear irsrgh, into the imperial Iolicy, and enable Eu
rope to judge.
The +. uiofIcil pamphlet on the same subject, al
ready published says: In The Gvnt Of French troop,
leaving, 10 other foreign powor will be allowed t.
Supply their place.
The Bourse on the 18th orened firm and d,sed fat
M tsf Zoe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
Northumberland BIZ Tsleeraph.

CINCINNATI, Feb 2T-FLoUR firm at 50 55d - CO. WHskr
Ia, edyanctd to 5e gallon. Mxss Pork In good dem.ud at
ST. BACOS Erm Shoulders. Tic; Sides 9idl0tc BULK
Prices somewhat sitter but quotations remain
changed. LARD dull The MoSKY market IL unchanged.
NswORIPASs FEB 27-CoTroS-Sses to-day, 1890 bsies
Middng Upland ioid,c. Flour dull: Ohio, Us Is CORN
Mixed, d.2c. Pork duh Mess ss So Other articles I'M
changed. ~
NV ORIYAS- Feb 2s-CorToS-Sales todsy, IL 800 bales
Middlne al IO3difc FRHiGHrs-Coton 70 Liverpool ID
PukApyIPHIA Feb. % -FLoUR-Superfne sclrce at 81 Is
a IS IS. WHEAT active; White 81 456Sl 30 Red. VI 80
al Is CoRs-Nsw Yellow al 58d6oc old 62lc. C0PYSs-
Pc AZ l2Qlcc Meas Pork Sl8 WBsKI steady at i3fSic-