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General MERGERS TrlnI Froor eS.I1-


NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The following
are the causes of the arrest of General
Mercer whose trial for murder Is now
going on at Savannah. The Herald's
Savannah correspondent says: There
existed at Savannah in 1884 a battalion
of soldiers in the.rebel army, composed
of Union prisoners, who had entered
the rebel ranks to keep from starving,
The men took every opportunity to de-
sert to our lines, and on one occasion
seven of them were caught, tried for de-
sertion, and that Gen. Mercer was in
command and he has been placed on
trial for murder. Gen. Mercer put in
his parole by Sherman in defence.
claiming United States protection un-
der the JOhnston-Sherman agreement.
The commission are now adiourning
from day to day waiting telegraphie
dispatch from Washington as to wheth-
or the trial can go on or not as no evil
dence can be produced for the prosecu-
ton as yet. Application for bail was
made on behalf of the accused which
was refused by the Court. He is at
present confined in the guard house
under custody of the Provost Marshal.
and Is kindly treated.
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The FeninnTroubIe.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26,-Dr. Christopher
Weltz, an eminent surgeon and physi-
clan, for many years past connected
with the Coroner's affairs, died sudden
y at the New York Hospital on Sum
day evening.
the city owing to the PRONUNCIATION, by
the Senatorial party of Fenians in GER
tain documents, bearing upon the pres
ent Fenian troubles, a letter from Jas.
Stephens, obtained at the Dublin trinl,
discriminating O'Nahoney a drag chain
and stumbling block. The movement
for compromise is going on, and the
ment of both o. Mahoney and the SEN
ate.
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NEW YORK, Dec. ga fire broke out
No. 1873 Pearl street, occupied by c. X
Dibble d Co., dealers in naval stores
and cotton, and henry G. Lucas, cord
age dealer in the basement. A large
quantity of turpentine and rosin was
stored, which at once took fire, and in
twenty minutes the whole building was
were in the safe, which is still in the
ruins. The loss OF that firm is estima-
ted at from $4,000 to $4,000, The
building is n total loss. N. Brown "a
fancy goods store, No. 1876, was damaged
by water to the extent of from 81, 600 to
s., 200; insured for $25, 900.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 26.-The Gazette
says: Yesterday afternoon a number
of men engaged as laborers on the
Dayton and Western Railroad, near
Richmond, Ind, took passage on the
train bound for Dayton, and refusing
to pay the fare difficulty ensued, in
which two laborers were killed and
others wounded. The baggage master
of the train was also wounded.
The safe of the Treasurer of Pulaski
county, Indiana, at Cincinnati, was
tween s., 600 and 5000 were stolen.
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New YORK, Dec. 26.-The Post saws
the tone of confidence which prevailed
in Wall street last week is rather sub
dued and modified this morning by a
variety of causes, as most of these
causes are temporary in their nature.
large of number intelligent business
men, that the present and prospective
ease in money will give an impetus to
business early in January. The loan
market is very easy at per cent. and
the accumulation of capital is SO much
increasing that lenders in Some cases
are accepting lower rates.
The stock market opened dull and
closed heavy. Foreign exchange is
quiet.
The supply steamer Massachusetts
will leave the Brooklyn Navy Yard on
Saturday with mails, passengers and
stores Tor the Gulf and Atlantic Squad
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today fro b 4 Dec ont 1 in the iO Dean m
House. The entire west side of the
town from Donnelly 81 Co.'s oil Office to
the PostOtlice was consumed in two
hours. Parsons Hotel is among the
ruins. All the shops and stables adj
joining back of this row were also de-
stroyed. Donnelly's Office and all be-
low Centre street were saved. The
wind was favorable for the safety of the
oil platforms and no oil was burned.
During the excitement Mr.. Park was
shot dead while quarrelIing with his
murderer who has escaped. Ten stores
and four hotels, the bulk of the build
ingS, were consumed,
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ChrIstmas In New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Christmas was
celebrated with great Juror in this city
yesterday. Christmas dinners and
presents We're given the children of
Howard's Mission and Home for Little
Wanderers, the Five Points Mission,
the Five Points House of Industry and
to the Veterans in the Soldiers Depart
ment. Mr.. G. w. Trainer opened his
doors to widows and children of the
dead Union soldiers of the war.
Christmas dinners were also given by
institutions of charity in BROOKLYN,
Jersey City and elsewhere.
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A Cnnnnh

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The Herald's
Vera Cruz correspondence, of the 18th
inst, states that the old Imperialist ru-
NOR that Juarez had resigned the Pres
idency of the Mexican Republic; was
again being circulated. The story is a
cases, to affect the Mexican Republican
loans. The Imperialists, just before
the sailing of every French steamer,
hatch up and circulate some rumor to
foster up Maximilian's course in the
minds OF the people of Europe.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-There is rather
more enquiry for sterling exchange.
The supply of commercial bills, how
ever, continues limited and the rates
tirmer. Leading drawers quote IOsI<a
lO99s, and as business progressed The
latter became the prevailing rate.
Prices of Mining Stocks bid In Bos-
ton to-day.
Copper Falls 289<; Franklin Al; Han
cock lax; Huron 80; Isle Royal I4X;
minnesota 2lHi Quicksilver IS; Rock
land 21z; Bay State IL.
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ST. LOUIS. Dec. 26.-Mr. Lockridge, a
representative of the Railroad interests
in Texas, has arrived at Kansas City on
mission tUthe President of the Kan
sas City, Fort Scott and Galveston Rail-
road, with view to speedy compile
ton of that road with its Texas connec-
ton with the northwest, and the spirit
of enterprise, generally, is rapidly OBJ
literating all feeling of luminosity
towards the Union party.
The Touring mill of Jasper & G. Han
nibal was burned on Thursday last,
Loss $50, 600: insured for 500. 600.
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New YORK, Dec. 26.-The Supreme
Court room was crowded to-day with
an7a:udience interested in the CLOSING
features of the Strong divorce case
at eleven o'clock the jury was called,
after which Mr.. Graham commenced ia
sum up for the defense.
The Posts Washington special saws:
Secretary Harlan will soon resign
and be succeeded by Hon, DoolittIeS
That the Appropriation COMMITTEES in
tends to report to the House a bill pro-
yiding for the assumption of the war
debts of the loyal States by the General
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BosToN, Dec. 26.-The Hamburg shin
Newton, Capt. Sterling, from New YORK
for Hamburg, came ashore at Nantuck-
ct Sunday night and went to pieces.
All hands were lost. One man came
ashore but died from exposure after
walking half mile along the beech.
His life preserver was marked Newton.
Hamburg. About 1900 bbls, Kerosene
Oil has been saved from the wreck.
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For the HoIidavs

lust RECEIVED-l5O DOI. CANS HER-
q MEgCALEY sealed Fruits DC. consist
ing OF Peaches, Pe3rs, Quinces, Green Grapes,
hanson PlumS, Pine Apples, Strawberries,
Corn, Peas, Fresh and Spiced Salmon, Fresh
Mackerel, HOLSTERS, CLANS, Pttchard and Sar-
olhes, Condiments and Spices, well assorted
pure, ground and unground; Fruits-layer
punch and seedleSs RaisinS, CuFTants Cltron
S S51in1ll Lemon Peel, Figs, Prunes, Dates,
p I,I51 reaches and Apples, CranberfieS, &c
a TISIIs, CaIsupS and Sauces, English and
t,HIIeI, y, CHOW Chow, plain; in jars from
SJ III " plnS also by the 100 or dozen: SUI
folsfo N.Y. ana Peppers, stuffed; picked
4fOnsSEeLS' SlSes, Capsers, &c: Worcestershire.
I no1 ION St9D, Lucknow, Mushroom, Wal.
nus nus OySpeT, tomato and Pepper Sauce Snm-
dEieS-ShakeB Sweet Corn. II. y. CSSTnpaG,,o
Sntl CTao Cider, eastern. Pine Apple and san
SsS,1,aI SMOKED salmon and HalIbnt,
cheap by n. & q. d. WOODROVy ''''0
Odu Fellows Hall Building, Monroe II
1900 wheeling, w Vn
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FoRTREss MONROE, Dec. 26.-In some
localities in this district last night. con-
siderable excitement prevailed owing
to an unfounded rumor being circulated
that the blacks were to make insurrec-
uonaTy movements against the whites.
The blacks celebrated Christmas eve
accordlng TO their custom, by the burn
reported. except in Norfolk, where a
negro attacked a policeman with n
club, who, in self defence, shot the
negro.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Tha steamer
Tybee from Savannah on the Goth, has
arrived.
The Savannah Herald states that the
citizens of Atlanta are about to form a
regiment in order to clean the CITY OF
mnrderers and robbers.
A. A. Bradley n mulatto formerly ex-
PEELED from the bar at Boston, was sem
fenced at Savannah, to a years inn
prisonment by military court, for using
seditious language.
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RALEIeH, N. C., Dec. 2s.-R. A. War
ming, editor of the Charlotte Times, ar
rested by order of General Roger, ar
rived here this morning. The arrest
was made. it Is said, on account of the
articles that have recently appeared in
the Times. 1t is supposed that he will
be admitted to bail.
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The Best Ont

HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS FOR
i 1 the exclusive sale in this city OF the Uni
sent = II 10 the public AS superior to all others
~ N provided with coGs, which make Il mon.
Ing the gum rollers. With this WrinTeT The
!nDor OF washing is reduced one half while
Lne wear ana tear of clothes Is much les, than
~ hahd wrtnging. We warrant every ma
Shine. No houSekecper who resnrlS convene
fence, economy and health, will be without
me universal Clothes Wringer. For sale by
ueClS GORRELI,tS 90
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NEW York, Dec. ga petition is
being signed in this city by men who
enlisted in the Union army after the
beginning of tho war, before the pas
sage Of the law granting large bounties.
and who have been discharged on ac,
count Of sickness, wounds, injuries,
promotion, expiration of term Of ser.
vice or of re-enlistment, asking Con-
gress to give them bounties in pronor-
ton to the bounties that were given to
soldiers who entered the service during
the latter part of the war.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The Times
gives on extract from letter received
from a gentleman holding high COM
mercial position Kingston. 1t saws:
The excitement caused by tho late dis
turbances are passing off, and all the
various and wild rumors that were in
circulation about an organized conspi-
racy have vanished in thin air, and ex-
listed only in the minds of a certain
class whose policy it is to make such a
statement. Tho very fact that ever 500
were hanged or shot, besides an innu-
merable number flogged without one of
the military &C., having sustained as
much injury as a finger scratch, proves
to some extent that there couid have
been no organization. All the out
RACES that were committed by the rebels
did not extend beyond the first day, and
some of the atrocities committed by
them are quite equalled by the cruelties
OF the Provost Marshal. The principal
that seemed to have governed and reg
utated the authorities, was vengeance
and not mercy; and it is believed that
very many innocent persons were sac
rificed.
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NRw YORK, Dec. 2s.-The Tribune,s
Washington special says:
Col. /. j. Dana, A. n. Perry, Col.
Cord and Mai. Morris Amusa, have
been brevited Maj. Generals in the regu-
lar army.
Christmas was universally observed
business being generally closed. and
religious services were held in all the
churches.
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NRw YoRK, Dec. 26.-Mr. Francis
Smith, the merchant who was shot at
his. residence in Brooklyn at4 O'Clock
on Sunday evening last, by a burglar.
was in comfortable though low condil
tion last night. No positive clue 10 the
assassin had been obtained up to last
eYaninH - u
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NEW YoRK, Nov. GA Afontrea
correspondent states that the American
Consul there has decided that goods
entered for payment Of ad-Vaiorum
duties on the United States must be
entered at the duty paid value in Cana
da, instead of their value in bond.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The CONNER
cial says: Commodore Winslow, for
merly commander of the Kearsarge,
has been ordered to the command OF
the Gulf squadron, in the place of Rear
Admiral Thatcher, whO has been de-
tanned. This squadron now consists OF
twenty vessels, carrying one hundred
and thirty-eight guns.
The gun-bOat Florida, now at the
Brooklyn navy yard, will soon be
ready for sea. She is intended for the
new West India squadron, and com
mander Henry Rolando, formerly of
the keystone State, has been ordered to
command her.
says:
Marshall Brown, the former landlord
of the present Metropolitan Hotel, has
been defeated in his long pending suit.
brought against him by Mrs. WyIey'
who claimed to be the acknowledged
daughter of his deceased brother. II
was while arguing this case and en-
deavoring to show that the mother of
Mrs. Wyley was not Tillotson Browns
lawful wife, that lawyer Jas. H. Brad
ley so far forgot himself as to call Judge
Ole, who was on the bench, n liar.
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Boots and Shoes

Reduced Prices
THE SUBSCRIBER, WITH A VIEW To
ii tISa ing business, VIII, nom this date un
ana varied stock at greatly reduced prices b.
COunIry Merchants will find Ii 10 their
interest TO give me n call. A splendid onTor
tunity Is now offered to any one ygishIn,S r.,
engnge in the BOOT and SfIOE business ne
the city. JNO. ASDERSON' III
noNS-2m Sign of the Rig Red Root
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NEW York, Dec. 26.-Gen. steadman.
Of Ohio, and Gen. Whitaker, of Ken
lucky, arrived In this city,
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NEW York, Dec. %.
Money and Gold-AIoney easy and steady
At 697 per cont. for call loans, Sterling Ex-
deeidey change. opening At 145S. declining to
1875, and closing at l45T-
Government StoclBZc juliet aud firm; o. g
1910, LIST ISSUE $50.
stockg-ohio Mississippi Certificates ~:
Quicksilver a; New York Centrai go. FLiisS
~; Reading 1909: Michigan Southefn P7lZ.
CleYetand q Pittsburgh ~; Chicago q NORTH
western S1i do. Prfd 6l3S; Cleveland & Toiedo
100. ~ --N-s :" SLie
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Washington, October 18th, 1865,
"HEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVI-
w dence presented to the undersigned II
has been mnde to appear that =. The Ma.
tlOuhl Savings Bank OF WheelinE,''
in the City Of Wheeling, in the County of Ohio
and State OF West Virginia, has been duly
organized under and according to the re1uirG-
ments OF the act of Congress, entitled an act
ITO provide a National Currency, secured by a
pledge OF United States Bonds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof
approved June Sd, 1881, and has compiled with
all the provisions of said act, required to be
compiled with before commencing the buSi-
mess Of Banking, under said act.
Now, therefore, ], Freeman Clark, Comp
trolleE Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
- THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, " OF
Wheeling, in the City OF Wheeling, in the
County of Ohio and State OF West Virginia,
is authorized to commence the business OF
Banking under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of ONCE, this 18th day of October, 1865
FREEMAN CLARK,
-ocN-6Od NO. l594.l Comptroller.
In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank viii begin business on wednos-
day, NoVeRberI !, 1865.
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Election Notice.

TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
j Stockholders Of the FIrst National BANK
OF Wheeling, for the election of nine DIFec-
tors, to serve for the ensuing year, win f1e
held at the Banking House on Tuesday Jan
uary The 9th, 1865, between the hours 81 10 a,
I'd ds sd1 q ~ 9. APeA ashi::r.
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RuCKWHRAT FLOUR.

lust RECEIVED 500 LBS. EASTERN
d hnllsd Bnckwh0at Flour, warranted pTrS.
d.ela Corner aLa.ss. R s6d Il a sMSTa g..
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New Yorlk Cnf1Ie NInrI,s1.

New YORK, Dec. &c.
The current prices for the week at all mar
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The market for beef cattle was without es-
very active, though first class steers met with
[eS1iy sac Mt full prices Common and infe-
I LOT c9attle were in limited demand and the
last mentioned went begging. The bnIls ~
Tue cattle sold at from lSI TO IL; fancy cattle
N,0I,,, IN pretty good supply and sold higher
Sheep and lambs finn for good to prime.
an AZ fancy again sold at fabulous prices.
hogs sold readily at our quotations
The total receipts of all stock nj NIL the
yarus FOR this week and last week were rs iOI.
lows: ~ 'OA
TOTAL FOR THIS WEEK.
3il
Wv II
Sl HI Nv, 5I9
SSSsp anu HIS5
lS,i8S
TOTAL FOR LAST WEEK.
.................. 64Si
VSI ~ 1856
go, 897
sheep md Lambs. IA 7Ss
." $50
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New York Money and STOCK Market
NEW YoREr- Dec "a.
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GLOVES FOR MEN, WOMEN Ann
~ ChiIdren-Lades'a and Gentlemen's fiercv,
H HnILed Gloves. Cheap Gloves for Bows and
dec des:S NJ 10" prices Us RHODES.
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BOOTS & SHOES

y 70 0HOHOs
p PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
IN their friends and the public that their
ran STOCK OF Boots and Shoes are now flIll
anu complete. They respectfully invite mer-
SIhans ana others visiting our city to give
them call believing they can sell them
goods TO better advantage than they can pur-
G Ginase IN baltimore or Philadelphia, at No.
l35 Main street, Wheeling. w. Va,
OCt3-d&w3m
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HAVE STILL ON HAND SOME EEIv
i sets OF very handsome Mink Furs, which I
VIII sell cheap. Also, n large stock OF Fitch
ueCdD l. & RunnE,g
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. n. GONE may bs consulted AZ follows;
In XENIA nj The Depot Eating Houae, on Thurs
days Nov. 23, Dec. %, Feb. /, March q, Apr 10.
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridays
Nov. "A, Dec. 20. Feb. z, March 9, April l3.
In TROY at the Morris Mouse, on Saturdays Nov.
8, Dec. 80. Feb 3, March 10, Apdt1A 5bkt
In BpRINGFIELD At the Willis House, on ThurH-
days, Nov. 10, Jau. 4. Feb. 8. March 10, April TO-
Or. o0HE has had Offices in each Of thu ah owe
places that no has regularly visited for the pas sew
years, ana AZ he has treated and cured many Pa
ents, in each Of the above ploces, he give the
beAt OF references IN each place, as TO his skill.
DR.. CONE Treats, and Ouras, all varieties ofChronic
dlseases, including those OF the Eye and Ear make
no charge for consultation but II those who consult
HIM des re treatmant, he charges Cash for his Med
cines. . au' l..H.l..
Medicines that will last patient from four 10 six
months, cost nom rive to Thirty dollars, in Cash
ht .H..t Address, DIR. E. OONE,
noy25 dly CoLUHBUs ONO.
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8eal Gstate.
JAMES KELLY

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NORTH EAST CORNER or THIRD AND MAIN
STREETS, DAYTON, ONO.
lHAs THE FOLLOWING PIECES OF PROPERTY
90 and fraction acres Of land all bottom near tb.
Valley Pike, IN Mad River township, two miIea
north east OF payton-price eIs7 per acre. -
Steam Saw Mill on the Chicago and Cipcinnati
Ar Line Rail Road, sixty miles from Richmond,
| lnoiana-7pnoe, $4,000. 4tIfI
100 Acres OF land in Harrison township, well i'm
proved and good buildngs-prce, 500 per acre
four miles from Dayton. t - -
80 Acres Of land, in Washington township. vail
improved and splendid bndlng-price gl{o per acre
eight miles from Dayton.
az, 100 Acres Q, land N, Washington township Land
nrst rate. moderate improvements-ten miles nom
90 Acres Of land in Mad River 10 wnship p-cne mile
@ Iom nIn DaN'on-nne location buildings moderate
Acres OF land in Mad River township, Fifseen or
Twenty Thousand Dollars worth Of improyemeDts
splendid location overlooking the city. Sold
relsonRbt t-one mile from DAYTON
liza lIs AsTss Acre Of land 10 Washington township, seven
OF Gu Sniuvat on, good buildngs-pnce, 500 per acre
100 Acres Of land first quality, in Van Blren town
snip sew miles fIom Dayton, near the Pike Ooad
bu ldings-- rice, clio 60 per acre n~N
2o6 Acres Of land IN Madison township, buIdtngr
Eood @ land good nne spnng--eigh' miles from Day
1Oi Acres land in lay township, fourteen mile.
from Dayton = line OF Kali Road mode ratcIv IN
"a Acres Of landin Harrison townahip four mtles
mom Dayton, improvements moderate, hand good
so Acres OF land in Perry township, good brick
house. a and etiier IMPROVEMENTS moderately good
fourteen miles irotn la yt0n, three miles from IN,
Pke--pucs, s5,O'0, in payments.
ls41s Acres OF land IN Sugar Creek to~nship,
log improvements, good land, he dividea-price'
from Dayton on the Pike, no buildings, land secand
tottom-pree, $3.50 per acre.
sI00 per acre.
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Cincinnati markets.

CTNcIHSATIs December IS, 1885.
FLoUR-Msrket dull, th quotations same as yes.
terday HL. Ell. t.... /
wffEAT-Old Red In reid at 81. but over ei 9S can
not be realized. New Red 81 10 for best samples,
Old White is offered at 81 50, without buyers.
sCORN-far Is held AZ Soc but the demand Ii linz
tied N Csc. Shelled is held at tBs TO 6Oc.
0ATS-ATe hrmer at $50 and holders are asking q
further advance.
RYF-0f strictly choice quality is scarce; such
would bring T5c. IN small way, hut Is held higher.
bAnLEY--Is scarcely raleHbe.
WHIsKY-ls very dull, with buyers generally %.
lower IN thar offers. IL hrngs 80 as in bond, but
81 % il much as II will bring.
LARD-ls down to i7H IN terces. though the ofier-
ings at this decline limited.
HOGS-Fonnd more ready market to-day, at
$40 2s to $40 30 for medium to heavy averages.