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CLASS FARMS,

n COUNTY, two in Anna Arundel, and a eoIntrT
seat within six miles of tho city, and several small
houses in different parts Of the city can be bought
great bargain if applied for immediately at No. ia
Law Buildings, to " ' A
ja4-tf NATHAN Harrison
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49, If. KNAPp's INSTITUTE.

Wy
=, The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th, ut s O'Clock A. H., on which
day new scholars will be admitted.
three higher Glasses exclusively intended for young
ta9es were formed last January, and are in success
full operation at present.
Parents sending boarders. are requested to provide
for their punctual arrival.
Aual-tH R.KNAPP
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SUMNER DISEASES, such as Darrhea, Cholera Nor
bas &C.. are easily cured By the of CARLETON i
HovEY's SUMNER LozENGEs. They are agreeable to
the taste. 1t
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HiLA's HAIR DYE, so cts.--Black or brown,
=, T. sgo4 dussbs reliable best cheap
BIZ ali drag. patent uedia;ns, paFfuMs-F and fsaay
goods stores SsesyEhesa, Eaaasig
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HYGIENE WINE used by the better class of people
throughout Europe.
Hygienic Wine is approved by the most eminent
physicians of America.
Hygienic Wine is approved by numerous schools
of Medicine" especially by the Imperial School of
Medicine, of Paris.
It is not secret preparation but'a scientific one;
the ingredients of which are known to our most emf
nent physicians, and is prescribed Jy them in all cases
for which it is recommended.
Hygienic Wine contains no Alcohol or Whisky, but
has for its base of the finest of pure Wines my2t
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COIgate,s Aromatic Vegetable soap,

Coigafe's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycertne,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrVallel. For sale by all drug
gists. fe9-d&wly
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HODGES PATENT REAPER

HODGES PATENT REAPER
Ep AND MOWER AND SELF RAKER
With flexible Folding Finxer-Bar
BUCKEYE and OHIO
Patents combined in one Machine.
This Machine, as built the past two seasons has
met W it'll the most complete success. In every sec
ton where it has been introduced it has taken pre-
cedence over those Machines which have heretofore
ranked Al first class
The MARSH SELF-RAKE, improved and applied
to this Machine, has also proven perfect success
We also have for sale. the celebrated Peipher Corn
and Tobacco PLOW and Cultivator, hung on wheels;
together with all kinds of Agricultural Implements
Send for Circular. J. HIX BURTON & CO.,
ap21-2m No. "a South Frederick street.
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To CorreSpOnGents.

No notice be taken Of anonymous communications
Whatercr intended for insertion must be athen-
ticatea 5p the name and address Of the torer-sot
necessarily for publication, but gt,uranty for has
good faith. We are not to be considered reaponsi-
BE 70, the opinions expressed IN correspomdenfs.
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sas FARMERS, GARDENERS. and all in
~ terested. ell please take notice that they can
- be supplied at tho shortest notice, from CROM
of Baltimore. Eight street extended) with all the
CHOICEST 1 st. known varieties of G R Ape VINES,
ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREENS. FLOW,
ERlNd SHRUBS. ROSES, and everything pertain
ing to well stocked Nursery. Also. Tnmatoe, Cab
bage Egg Caulihower and other Plants. in large or
small quantities.
All orders attended to at Seed and Agricultural
store, Nos. 10 and 43 Light ST., Baltimore. Priced
Catalogues furnished on application.
RICH'D CROMWELL. Proprietor.
Ihose interested are invited to visit the Nur-
series. 1t would we'll repay them.
ap2O-3w L. VINCENT Superintendant
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Hair Dyel Aair pyelf-R.ruvr,

Hair DyeI Hair Dye!l--BAcHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Observation-Disclosures and reliable
produces splendid black OF natural brown-reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists. The senu-
inc is signed, w. A. BACHELOR. 81 Barclay street.
New York. fe1-dAwly
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nNpTWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED
GS BY DR.. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass Of Janesville Wisconsin, writes for the
benefit of all who suffer with the Piles that he has
been troubled for eight years with an aggravated case
Of Piles and his brother was discharged from the
army as inc4rable, Che being quite paralyzed with
with one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation of these gentlemen, beside the
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland, ought
to convince those suffering that tho most aggravated
chronic cases of Piles cured by Dr. Strioklands
Pile Remedy. It is sold by Seth S. Hance les Bst-
more street. and by Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents. Thomson Il BLOCK
and A. V0GELER & co:
49,, SETH 8. HANCE.
Aran
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

mdkp BOOTS AND SHOES.
E#A JOHN II. RICHARDS,
' E -, Formerly of l20 Light street wharf
The undersigned most respectfully invite
the attention Of their friends and the public to their
stock fns OF BOOTS and SHOES, of their own man
p;acture, wholesale and retail. Also, Ladies'
Misses and Childrens Shoes Superior stock always
on hand ready for custom work at the shortest notice
and at prices that defy competition
RICHARDS Il JOHNSTON,
No. 1913 N. Howard street
aPlO-lm between Mulberry and Saratoga
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAL MONDAY MAY z 1866
MISCELLANEOUS,

A HOTTON--An experienced judge of Cotton and
~ thoroughly business man, desires position
in some good house where his knowledge and expe-
rIence will be appreciated. Address COTTON"
Commercial Office m7-eo3ts
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COLUMBUS, in his discovery of new world was
sublime; Franklin. in his discovery of the musical
glasses. was beautiful PENNEY, in his discovery of
the EGYPTIAN LoTus PERFUME, is exquisite-so all
refined women assert. WIN. II. READ, al Baltimore
street, agent. II
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EN ID. WARDELL d. co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
POULTRY, Game and Fish, Potatoes, Apples and
Onions, all kinds of Country Produce, No. 1M n. ".
corner Commerce and Pratt streets. Baltimore.
AL conaiEnments promptly attended to-,
saippiaa Orders carefully put ~. do iQ-tayIa
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VENHE CELEBRATED
ILL., JENNINGS LUBRICATING OIL.
The attention Of Railroad and Steamboat Compa-
to this Natural Oil, which has been proven by the
seyerest practical and scientific tests to be UN-
UNEQUALLED AS A LUBRTCAT0R BOTH IN
ECONOMY OF COST AND UTILITY.
. Supplies for this market received direct from tho
Company's we'll in West Va, and orders filled by
JOHN WILLIAMS Gen. Agent
of the Jennings Oil Company.
Office in Tyson Building, N. W. corner
Charles and Lexington streets.
In quantities to suit purchasers, by
BOLTON BROS, 50 and 81 W. Pratt street.
Reference may be had to the following reliable par
ties and others using the Jennings" Oil.
Henry Tyson, Esq, Pres. Baltimore City Passenger
Railway.
} Prince Esq, Pres. Tobacco Pipe Company.
Noah Bratt, Chief Engineer steamer Thos helso.
R. Ferguson of Ferguson, Cheering & Co., Pipe
Manufacturers. my7-lm
JEW MASONIC TEMPLE.
- Persons desiring STOCK in the NEW MASONIC
TEN PILE. about to be erected on North Charles
street. will please apply at the Eutaw Savings Bank
to E. T. OWENS
my7-eo4w Secretary to the Building Committee.
$2OsOOO D cINi to oi Lena for 1--WE 70
two Sums. within the City or Baltimore county,
secured by Mortgage or redeemable Ground Rent.
The money is in Bank and waits early investment.
Apply at once to JOHN L. HAMMOND,
% Saratoga street, one door above Calvert.
my4-tf
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NATIONAL BANK.
BAZAAR.
. ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND LIFE INsUR
ANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.
An Election for NINE DIRECTORS of this Com.
pany to serve during the ensuing twelve months will
be held at the Company's office, on TUESDAY May
s, 1866. between the hour of IL o'clock NJ and /
ap21-tmyS Secretary
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57THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

C>r~J
- The Lady Directors of the NATIONAL SOL
DIERS' AND SAILORS ORPHAN HOME will
hold public FAIR in the City of Washington com
menGlng on the 18th of MAY NEXT, the proceeds of
nance of the orphans of National soldiers and sailors
and Territories. 0
The ladies invite all who can to contribute toward
representing their State. by table, at the Fair The
charity is noble and deserving one. and it is hoped
sented.
All contributions should be addressed-''Nat
Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home, Washington, D.
opening of the Fair.
The institution will BIO opened for the reception of
children on the lst June next, and applications for
admission may be forwarded Immediately. All
papers friendly to cause please COPY. ap21-tMl5
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VEVREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

FWVREAhCRY DEPAREME
-A APRIL, 9th, 1866.
Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day of
MAY. 1885, the interest upon all certificates Of de-
post on account Of Temporary Loan, (other than
those issued for Clearing House purposes then out
standing and unpaid, will be reduced to the uniform
rate of five per cent. per annum from that date and
all persons then holding such certificates in which
higher rate of interest is specified are requested to
present the same to the officers by whom issued that
other Certificates may be substituted therefor.
H. McCULL0CH,
apSO-tl5M Secretary of the Treasury
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~ A SUPERIOR REMEDY,-Wac.n con-
G scientiously recommend to those suffering from
2 distressing cough, DR.. strickland's Mellifiuous
and is withal not dsagreeable to the taste There Il
no doubt that the Melifuous Cough Basam is one Of
prietor claims for it.. We have tried 1t during te
past week and found relief from q most distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by Dr.. Strickland. No. lSS
Druggists. Wholesale agents Tomsen & Block. and
A. Vogeler Co. iy3-1y
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TIL % Wi D s o Ms
NO. 2 Wine Alley,
a l. Z RI Q u s e.

oz. ON ENGLISH SYSTEM,
OLDEST AMI. BEST BRANDS OF WHISKEY
on hand. English and American Periodicals on file
Gold Quotations from New York hourly
bottled Ale for Family Use. my3-3n
uyR wz- vN-ru~u qSr~ww ~.
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rs NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING
ny S0UTH.-Ihe new LINE OF STEAMERS
leaves Spears Wharf DAILY, Sundays excepted
for the following points. connecting at Norfolk and
Fare from
baltimore to Fortress Monroe
Baitimore 10 Norfoik 800
Baitlmore TO City Point 500
Baltimore to Richmond 560
Baltimore to Petersburg 500
apll-tf j. BIRCKHEAD JR Al
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WATER COMPANY.
CAPITAL $1,O00oOo,
1e.oso SHARES OF 800 EACH.
]. W. VAN AUKEN. ESQ, President.
TRUsTERs
w. I. COLEMAN, Esq, of w L. Coleman Is Co.
Wv; corE, ESQ., late Judge supreme Court Of Cal.
WV. BOND, Esq, Pres't of the Quicksilver Ming o.
!. II KM2BLSsoN, Esq, 81 William Ham street. N. Y
y. W. VAN AUKEN, Esq, Is William street, N. Y.
w.R. S GARRfs6tN. Esq.
Messrs. LEES & WILLIE W1LLER, % Pine street.
This Company is incorporated under the laws of
the state of New York. and the works have been in
successful operation for upwards of three years They
are in perfect working order and do not require any
1uItner outlay except such as may be necessary for
ordinary wear and tear
They Indispensable to tbs .corking of the p,ines
Of The Con!stoeh iode IN Nevada, and to the crstenco
Of Virginia Citv and Gold HiH aohose populGion IL
orer 1000. 20
The, property of the Company consists of lands,
tunnels. fumes, tanks Mains water rights and
rights Of Nay. furnishing an adequate supply Of pure
water for the domestic and industrial purposes of
Virginia City and Gold Hill, and supply to every
without which most of the mills and hosting works
would bs obliged to abandon their operations
The Company possesses virtual monopoly of all
the water rights above the level of Virginia city and
cannot DO. interfered with by any person or asso-
citation.
Annexed is 8 statement of the receipts and dig
ruary 1866. " ""
Receipts in gold 57S 80
Disbursements in gold ia S49 20
Net profit. s179 no 20
Of which ''-'0'
Dividends paid in gold 5000
Cash balance on hand in gold S6.779.30
VI this stock only limited number of shares are
now offered In this city at the subscription price of
Of the Bankers of the Company Messrs. Lees and
aller that it will pay dividend of NOT LESS THAN
40 PER CENT. PER AENUA ON TIE PAR VALUE the said
guarantees to be in force for two years This will give
the original stock holders at least Is 53 per cent
per annum on their investment.
Books for subscriptions have been opened in this
city by Mr.. JAMES FRANCIS, at Messrs. WIN. FISHER
SONS, 81 South street, where the map of the prop
ery may be inspected and where the fullest infor
nation regarding it viii be furnished. apll-tf
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a.. ~ FORsALE.-Av very superior PRO-
I'll In v PELLER of $50 Tons old measure
HaszE$sExa@ment- built in the strongest and most
substantial manner and 81 the best and most durable
materials and of very light draught of water the
hull and machinery is nearly as good as new having
been in actual service not more than six months She
has Just been put in complete order and is ready
Ship, Yard of Messrs. JOHN 7. FARDf l. BRO
coutl olde OF the BASIN. no22-tf
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DcHEsAPEAKE BANK. 800, !
VI m BALTIMORE. April I'd, 1866. !
The STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notifed that
an an Fl Election for NINE DIRECTORS of this Bank,
Or NE ensuing year. will take place at their Bank
E MEM, being the Sth of the month, between the
ap2l-tMyS JOHN S. CUTTINGS pro,,t
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York Market.
BY Telegraph Hsv ToaE. Feb L.
Cotton-A shade lower, 1t <4D4S for middiing.
Riour-Tirm for high grsdss, msdiun dnli, snA dsehs
ing r othsr sradss sos 10 for nxtra Stats. -
Q % for common, % for common 70 god shipping
brands Of extra T. h. o., and oools 10 for TssAs
Brsnds, market closing quiet.
Whhky-Dsll anA nominsi at 1201 -.
orsaa-wAsat dali aad noninAlly unehangsd; common
Chicaeo spring u S. Rys In modsrats requests west
ern at Sc. BARLEY and Barley Malt dull and nominal
Corn in moderate request part for export without mate
nal change price; 74O77 for unscund, and
for sound mixed western In store and delivered Oat
dull at D4sc for unsJund western and Sc for sound
Pstroleum-Dull at 300 81 for Crude and &s152 70,
Refined in Bond
Provisions-Pork heavy 1t % s7L@2s 20 for new
mess closing - 90 for cash. y 26pas 30 for old do
closing 1t 70 ~ for CASH 81 25a u 50 for prime ant
% 90 % Is for prime mess also ~. bills new mes
for February, March aad April set rs and buyers op
tion at IS s710s 90 Beef steady for plain mess
and 90 50GA % for extra Beef hams quie
at 4l@42 Cut meats heavy at II, 0l21 fo shoulders
and for hans Bacon quiet. Dressed hozs heav,
at ~ Sl2s for western, and l2z9l3I for city Lar,
heavy at 15140ls Gutter in fair demand At 20 D32l
for Ohio, and zsgss for State. Chsese firm At l6a2l
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Financial.

From the Chicago Tribune of the lItb.
Inc money market during the early part of the
week was very stringent, chiefly owing to the fac,
,hat Government drew heavily on the repositories
out wHnin the past three days it has been easier
ana to-day the bankers report the supply of cur.
rency TO be nearly eqna to the demand
Inns increased ease in the market however ia In
oe attributed almost wholly to the decrease in the
receipts OF hogs, which this week amount IN AZ !.
LOO against 's,117 last week. In consequence q,
'h's' tne demand for currency by country bankers
ana commission merchants was mpeb lah, ~ :
usual, and the bankers for day or two 80. ta
been accommodating deserving customers op;st f..
ly. fA'e' "ee'
From the Cincinnati Gazette of the 10Th
Inc money market has undergone sufficient i'm
provement within week to render d;scornt. -
derately easy for acceptable offerings, and to va.
duce the rates of interest on good paper. in N.
open market, to 2 per cent Disbursements on
uJaa' o. nogs have been reduced to point thai
'enuefs .hem OF no further consequence and mo-
ney paiu out during the season for pork is retur.
nins through the channels of trade in increas;ns
,o'ume. Inc stock Of produce IL held here N :
'arge extent, and will be so held until hold.
cnange tneir views in regard to the ultimate vain
.u.a's anu 'ard, or prices the Eastern sea.
BOARD advance sufficiently TO iustifv .h;nrn.n..
ms will prevent for the TIM
neaVy accumulation of money At This no;r, -,
tnere promises to be, independent Of III. r..,...
currency enough to insure an EASY NANCY n,srk :,
lot the spring trade. II is to be remarked - ~,
connection that there is very good demand frnr
Tue sou.n Tor hog products and this in connection
WIN the snort crop of hogs while Il .ao,d. -
nolder an opportunity to realize. and st;mn,.ts.
S;ah gives confidence to the general trade
~.rd ,hs aor mem IN great measure, to dsre.
-lhs st. Louis Republican Of the 10th ..v..
ane money market is somewhat easier No
second snd 9e P'ssed at 10 per cent per annum
a u 70 aP~ cent Per month. '" A's'''s''
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STRANGE HALLrCIsATIoSs.- hear OF
"cosing out sales, ''pauics in cotton goods, .
Fearful reductions for thirty days. (only, J
the assurance to suppose that the late reduc-
ton in prices is attributable to them What
does it mean?) All of this is as well under
stood by the public as by those in whose
brains such phrases originated But when J.
I. Curtis X Co. announce that they are sell.
ing of their entire stock regardless of cost
people consider it a reality, and show their
appreciation of SO modest statement by
availing themselves of their preferred bargains.
thankful for past patronage, they are happy
to state that the sales regardless Of cost. still
continues from day to day, without limit.
febl3-tf
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81. louis Market.

4a 81. LOUIS, Feb. Az
Flour active. Sales: at 81 50; fall At
g 90; spring Xxx 1t 50 rs; Xxx st I'll 90; and
XXX Sill rs.
0Ars-Prime, In new sacks 1t AZ and 45c, and
3l5 sacks extra choice at 4oc per bushel
CoaH-Firm, with upward tendency SALES
Of yellow at CSC; mixed white at 64e; white ooc-
RrE-Lower, with downward tendency. Sales
at e0c.
WHIsKY-Unsettled, with sales at 81 10.
PoRK-Steady, with sales Ut $28 so.
HrpEs-Market unchanged dry Aint at 144c;
dry salt lie; green salt Sc per lb.
WHEAr-Market was firm, with light supply Of
the better qualities; good fall at 81 05; prime q,
81 20, and strictly prime at 81 So per bushel
EGas-Buyers are now paying. Sito zoe per dos
re-counted, and 2oto12c in good shipping order,
shippers count, with the packages.
HAY-The market is dull prime loose baled
timothy at sl3 per ton.
DRIED FRurr-Market unchanged Sales prime
dried apples at IS 10, with the packages.
PorAroEs-Saes peach blows at 50 per Dbl, and
extra choice do at 81 per bushel with the pkgs
PouLrRY-Choce lots sell at full prices, but or
binary descriptions are dull. Dressed turkeys sci
from l5tol7 and 1sc per lb chickens from s. A.
to S., ducks from $4to$5, and geese at s6tos7 pei
dozen.
LARp-Saes of prime leaf at zoe per ID.
TALKow-Sales of prime at &c per ID.
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Dry Goods.

The Chicago Tribune of the 1lth says:
The Dry Goods market during the week hai
been quite active--the demand being restricted
mostly to leading staples which are quite firm
Bieached Goods Of low and medium grades hav,
advanced and regular brands scarce-the man
ufacturers being sable TO produce only limited
quantity. Prints are frmer, and on several lead
ing brands an advance of 4tolc has taken place
Standard Sheetings scarce and higher-nov
quoted at BE
NEW YoRK, Feb. 10.
The market for Domestic Goods is stronger, and
prices of Cotton goods show manifest improve
ment, with a little more activity. The demand
from the interior is ftful, and comes from particu
lar locations, but there is general NOV enen
towards the city, and is not likely to be for severa
weeks, unless there should be promise of an early
spring.
The market has been less active during the week
for foreign than domestic goods, although 70,
some descriptions there is an increased demand fol
distribution.
British and Continental Dress goods OF medium
quality have been in fair reques tbut thus far the
demand for expensive French fabrics has beer
limited.
Plain black and colored Silks sell at fair rates
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Financial ano Commercial.
KEoKUK MARKET,
DAILY GATE CRY 0FPIcE, !
Feb. IL, 1866. |

DAILY GATE CRY 0FTIcs,
Feb IL, 1866
GRAIN.
WHEAr-Best old Fall at 50 90: No. Fall
new, 81 IS; No. do from 81 90 TO / so; No. |
Spring, old, 81 90; No. do new, soc ; No. ?, do,
zoe.
CoRs-Prices are steady at % to30c per bushel.
RYE-From 35c to 40per bush.
BARLEY-25 to 60c per bush.
0Ars-Dull alto cts per bush.
FLOUR.
Imperial Mills, sl2 IS in bbls; sI2 so in SKIS.
Pearl 90 10 90 1926
Iowa 80 US
Jessamine rs SO
BucK WHEAT FLOUR Choice, So per 100 lbs.
CoRs MEAL-sI 20 per 100 lbs.
sUNDRIES.
BurrRR-packers are paying from Is TO 20c
Retail dealers from 25 to zoe for choice.
EeGs-Dull; packers pay but l5c. Retail des-
lers lie
Hoes IS 90 to so per 100 lbs net.
GREEN ArrLEs-From 81 rs to 90 per bpsb
PorAroEs--Firm at 60 to zoe per bush, for
choice. -
LARD-15c per ID.
BAcos-Clesr sides Is to zoe per h.
CHIcKEss-Dressed So IS to 5 so Der dozen.
soRGHuh-Choiee article will sell from 81 To
40c per gal :"
BEEswAx-33 to 35c per ID.
RAGS to DC per Id.
TALLow-1n barrels, l01c loose g.
12lc "' A'n''
FEATHsRs Common to good. 4oc per lb
WooL-Tnb- washed As to 50c; fleece washed as
to 40c; unwashed of
"oop-Was selling to-day from Sc to 81
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New York Honey Market.

NV 10rK HONEY MaKkef.
By Telegraph. kav YoRx Feb. IL
Mopey-Quiet 1T cent
Sterling Exchange Dull At 1070l07L
aold-without decided chsDgs; opening At 1854, de
Ginning to 1885, and closing At 1881
Freighs to Liverpool quiet and arm.
Government stocks steady.
Stoc ks lower
Us6so % Coupons Of 81 loess: do OF '65, 1o2;z.
US5's Of Ioi0 Coupons, es1<.
Us6s Year Certificates, new issue, eslzz.
Tennessee Is Of 81. 80.
Ca Cert, PAS: Mil St Paul 1st so. Erie TssS
Hudson loiIz Reading i0o74 W 2s; Iowa us; "
pfd S.. z 1914; ws21<