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The Peoples Bank.

OFFICE, No. 60 MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" VIVA. Money received on deposit In
Lerest paid on special deposits
bought and sold. Collecuons at home or hOn
abroad promptly attended To.
John Reid, Christian Hes,
John HandlAn, John Nockler,
5sIn1 ]. BOYD, Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, Pres't
JOSIAH r. UPDEGRAFF, Cash.r. myS
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4 NEW YORK insurance president re-
Gently passed an hour of great anxiety
in Springfield. He missed his bunch
Of keys, which reminded him of the
TACT that he last had them to open his
private safe, and thatths safe contained
$50. 900. a telegram brought the re-
Spouse that the safe was open, but its
contents were safe.
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AT Quincy, ILL.,, few days since. as
MI Msake's stable was burning, his
litIle child. between two and three
yeqrs of age, became so frightened al
The sight OF the fire that it died from the
effects of il in less than three hours
after. Asthe child had been perfectly
well before, and the symptoms were
those of severe fright, IL is evident that
the child WAS literally scared 10 death.
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u. +. CALDWELL,

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER. TIN
wi and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer In
Cooking and Heating StoVss, No. l8 Main
Street, Wheeling, West Virginia.
] would respectfully call the attention oi
the public To my large and select stock ol
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job work OF all kinds viii receive my per
sonal attention.
w W W 1--0' BE. CALDwELL
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Educational.
Bethany College.

UlHE TWENTY SESSION OF
i this well known seat OF learning viii
commence on
mONDAY, soth sEPrEnBER. 1867.
and terminate on the 18th June, 1888 II is
romantically situated in the midst OF the
beautiful and healthy hill country OF the
accessible by RAN Road or River, and sur
rounded with the most favorable Influences
for student life.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided both for PURIlc and pRI-
VATE BOARDING. and unfurnished rooms
Will be let TO Students who wish TO board
themselves.
sors is engaged, and every facility ioL SoIIS
lion will be furnished TO the student.
FACULTY..
W. PENDLEToN, President, and Prof. 'I,9i:
G: L IOos. Prof. of Ancient Languages
Il. ". HSRDING, P1oL of Mathematics
1T. BaRCL&Y, Prof of Natural sciences.
B. T. JONES, Tutor.
BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.
LectlrerG-w K. PESDLKToS. c. L. LoOs,
r. RICHARDSoS, ]. T. BARCLAY.
The course of Biblical Lectures commences
the last Monday in March and continues
weeks. FREE OF CHARGE TO ALL
TEL MS.
Tuition $50 per session. Boarding from SS
TO 50 per week.
student.
Free tuition to sons OF Ministers OF the Cos
pei Of all nominations.
FOR particulars, apply for catalogue to PrOi'
- - W. K. PESDLEroN, President.
Iy25 tlocI
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StnaafiaI.
National Bank of West Virgi

National Bank of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
Capital paid I'm 100000
ATOEEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
lE terest paid ON special deposits. Notes and
nils discounted. Exchange bought and sold.
COLLECTIONS made on all points and proceeds
promptly remitted.
CRIsPTS OeLEBAY, THOMAS HUGHES,
NICHaEI. SEuLY' A. s. ToDD,
ARTHUR LITTLE, jobs II. hUbBAkDs
JAMES MCJLUSET, M POLLOCK
A - -"1- - ~CRIsPIN oGLEBAY.
RIRSOS I,ASfB President.
Cashier RuR9. iyd
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAOd1NGION NE GWb'
Enthusiastic reception TO Union
Generals.
serenades 10 Generals SIckIes, SherI-
dan and Hancock.
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l4O Main Street,
Corner of Union, " HEE LING
Bargains in Boots q Shoes


rna, never have been nor never can:oe beat.
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FIlHE TWESTY-sEvESTH SESSION OF
i this well known seat OF learning viii
commence on
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FACULTY.

BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.
LectllreTG-w K. PKSDLKToS, c. L. LoOs.
r. RICHARDSON, ]. T. BARCLAY.
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SON sEPrEnBER. 1867.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS

are provided both for PUBLIC and PRI-
VNTE BOARDING. and unfurnished rooms
will be let TO Students who wish TO hoard
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The course of Biblical Lectures commences
the last Monday in March and continues
weeks. FREE OF CHARGE 10 ALL.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

LEAvKNwoRrH, Kansas, Feb. 4, 1857.
On tho I'd instant report was tcegraphed from juno
ton City OF terrible By the Indians the
head Of Smoky Hil river, in which u was stated thAt
nfty.nine men were killed. This report created great
excitement IN all tho border Kansas towns end settle
nsnts Yesterday large numbor Of soldiers sent
west by special train from this place. To-day u is
eaued thas this report without auy foundation in fact
Tho agent sending the report probably imposed upon
by some crazy drunken evil disposed person II seems
strange that parties teegraphng those sensational
ports do not display discretion The report itself
show ed mprobabty its face. II Is absurd 70
pose that hundred Indians could succes1ully
costend with sixty three armed white Many Of the
rumOrs reach the border
" diverted Of their sensational character and autographed
Kas AZ facta II time that this system Of tauduient
pewCm0 ogoring wes exposed and broken up
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AEnE<NA -. 0AtA1<EIo
j A0xD 81 YRARs.
DrrD. Fka1UxRy s, 1867.


The sniicted husband. accompanied by his young
daughter his parents, now advanced in years. and Mr.
and Mrs Bagiols the parents or the deceased LADY, occ.
offered by the pastor Of the church. the Rev. Father
Farrell assisted by Fathers Boyco and Parsons in tho
capacities OF deacon md subdcacon.
Tho music, which or high character Was en-.
riched by selections from Rossi and Caracono During
the solemn and impressive services anthem Pray
enectn
AT the close Of the religious services Rev Father Far
rel came forward and delivered most earnest and i'm
tenderness to tho deceased and spoke with warm SYM
pahy Of tho rreparabe loss sustained by the sorrcwng
parents and bereaved husband faithful soldier OF the
republic, be had been called upon make many
fccs. He had given up all 60 the aid of his be.
loved country in the hour Of her need He had cheer
fully undergone the harships and exposures attendant
upon her defence the field Of battle. His sword had
helped TO perpetuate her national unity and glory He
had suffered in the Of freedom with ready aacr
". Now he was called upon to render unto Him who
gave her. the chiecs treasure which had bcst his life
10 decree Of Divine WISDOM aud to looK for support
under this trial To the Hand which sustained
him hitherto. Then, pointing tho mourning family to
the source OF all consolation, and eoqIeny asserting
the claims OF the Catholic Church to the admiration
all as one which even after death followed her children
with Offices OF love and shielded them with faithful
prayers tho reverend father concluded his effective ad
dress.
multitudes who had to do honor the departed
and to express their sympathy and respect for General
Sickles in the hour OF his heavy sorrow. When,
cOmpantod Dy niS Ohugnt0r no arose ana O0wed down
the aisle all that mortal Of her whom he had loved
well, with step indrm and totoring the feelings
which the solemny Of the occasion had hitherto rss.
trained broks forth, and the immense congregation
rushed unanimously from the building after him.
flying in various ways the hold he had upon their
hearts and the extent TO which they shared his aic
tion.
The funeral coress thon reformed and proceeded to
the Catholic Cemetery In Second avenue, where the
remains were temporarily deposited, 70 be removed
eventually fos permanent interment elsewhere.
is understood that General sickles viii leave for
Charleston next week, accompanied BY his daughter.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10
wEsrcaEs1Ea COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

FIRE N wHs1 TARxs -.On last Wednesday forenoon a
hre broke out the premises Of Mr. Jacob sandcrson
West Farms which was attended with consequences or
serious character The barn completely destroyed,
also the entire stock consisting OF yoke OF
two mch cows valuable horse, twelve sheep together
with large quantity OF hay. The loss s estimated at
about 8000 which there Is insurance for ST. 500
BuRctARY N MnRosH-At an carly hour Thursday
mornius while the family wsrs asleep, the honse
Of Nj. Robert Jacques, IN Molroso street, Meirose
robbed Of quantity Of valuable wearing -. spysrei,
and other articles Of personal property While in ths
over chair aronsing an inmate of sns house; bst
ore any of the scas could DO secured they had made
good their escape. s t4e se5 .ssggasfss ,stsvyt
FuxERAL or 1uz LATE JUDGE Mm1xR-Yeetcrday after
noon the funeral OF the laae Judge William Mlor took
place in the Methodist Episcopal church Mount YER
non Tho Rev. VIM. II. Boole delivered touching
ceased gentleman Mallory Collins Seaman and J. E
ject. The remains placed In woodlawn cemetery.
Cook FiGHs.--One OF these afars, which generally
cause good deal Of excitement among the sporting fra
ternity. Oh few evenings since at Highpeak.
msrgin Of Long Island sound Although every s0r
was made 10 keep me matter within the knowledge sf
shaa ssaiy hundred persons found their way sh,
pacs agreed upon a. tine appointed hour PortcheNer
Tsnyso~n Yonssss and M.msrcssct s Ye,s suy rsrro
ing soft thing'y aud the "Blocds' Of Port
chester. Al all the prelmInareG
satisfactorily arranged, and lookout placed
ticipass the appearance Of tho Biues" Mr wilcox,
Of Mamaroneck, sppeinied referee The ss main
consisted Of ten birds each side, comprising ecioes
OF the ancient "blue brseds' taIias runaways black
rcds and "duck wingAn al Of which represent the
hnsst imported breeds in thiscounry The nght drew
forth very spirited contests the bobs Invariably
suffering defeat The last encounter OF the main"
between . blue breed" and one Of the "Shaughas
crors occupying ebout forty minutes and ending 10 tho
overthrow OF poor "Shanghse' and the "boods' being
declared masters Of tho "Gtlattor," I" whereupcn
soma heavy stakes pocketed by tho latter
In order TO AFFORD an Opportunity 70 the
vanquishsd "Bobs OF winning back portion OF ther
lost laurels-and stin," sevsral minor matches fols
lowed burt like sheir predecessor proved disastrous 70
the honor and interest Of Tarytown. The spors was
kept up till late heur the following morning, whom
the meeting broke up, she "Bobs returning 10 larry
town ssadder, II not wiser men, and with the full
conviction that Porchsser brds will fight game 70 the
last moment The undisturbed success OF the match
owing. understand TO an ingenious contrvance
by which, the approach OF outsider, everything
bs made invisible IN the space o( two minutes AZ
spersoA that has proved necessary on several scca-
mOua
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Unsted .States e. McAad Moran Moran II . stcvo
dealer and keeps store n Atlantic street. Tso weeks
ago he was engaged 70 soms Illicit &hiskey, and
was arrested by the police with tho spirits in his wagon
Yesterday be taken before Commissioner Jones and
held 10 await the action Of the Grnnd Jury.
United Stats o. A. J. PhtVipG Tho accused wss ar
rested some time ago on charge Of being implicated
with Deyelin Tton Levan In defrsudng the govern
ment, by making fase returnA The case was called up
for examination before Commssioner Jones yesterday,
but the defendant failcd 70 appear He therefore
held 70 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
United Sfctss WIN. Msyvuy. VIM Murray was ar
rested for RUNNING stil after had becu put under
seizure ~ was shown yesterday thai he merely on
3 mash by direction OF Collector Wood To save H. and
upon this view Of the case he was discharged.
U3stfed States ~ JOAN D0vesm --DarRsn WAS arrested
with barrel OF whiakey in bis wagon on which there
was no brand and on which no tar had been paid He
was held 10 await the action Of che Grand Jury
Ufied Stc'cs ~. John Ryan John Ryan was taken
before Commissioner Newton yesterday on charge Of
selling lottery ticketa. Owing the absence Of como
Important Witnesses the case was postponed until the
14fh inst.
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wAssuaArnx 0F a usr Of AsnxAu lIxcuru.

|-I0I IOtTsvULH Eeb. ., F39I.
Harry Marbles bust n President Lincoln IL 10 BE- In.
augurated st the 12h inst q the Academy OF
Music Governor msmstte "a sxpeotsd 10 preside A
euiogy will be delivered by ex.Attornoy General Speed
letter has just teen receye4 from President Johnson
Iic bursnes bvt he expresses hts wAvacSt sympathy
with those wUo render th Just thutS % ths memory
OF Qrcat Apd good rnar AN
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

An agreeable Alliance with Au.sr,a.

An agrceable Alliance with Austria.
FLORENCE, Feb. o. 1857.
Prince Humbert Crown Prince Of Italy and Com
Izandcr in-Chef Of she Italian army will marry
Archduchcss Of Austria Prince Humbert Is the
second child of King Victor Emanuel, the Princess
Cicde, wife OF Pr Napoleon Bonaparte, being his
eldest Prince Humbcrt born the 14th of March,
1s44 RE is Prince OF Piedmont, Prince Royal of the
house os Savoy. and commander Of the military dis
tct Of Naples. There great number Of Austrian
aschdschesses and at aImest every marriagcabc age
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fIaE N 81. Iosrpx. NO.

LravEswoRrH. Kapess Feb o. 1897
Pinses 4 Co.'s pork packing establishment In 81
Joseph Mo-, was destroyed by nre this morning Tho
The loss II estimated At ssOoo0 70 s10o 900 which ~
nearly covered by insurance IN Tho Manhzan Atlantic
Arctic Standard. PhUnx, Lorillard ard MetrcpoiIsan
Companies OF New York Etpa Pusnsn, and phunix, Of
Hartford North American. Of PbiiAdslphis; Homo, Of
New HAvcms
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p!EANClAl AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Money Market.
ft@ Hta LONDON Feb 0-NOon.

gsf LONDON, Feb 0-N0on.
Cousols for money 81 3-16:
AMERICAN sECURTIEs
United Stnies FIVE tw ent es. 72 1916
Etle halfway shares. .......................... ~
Illinois Cent. al shares. ares..-...................... 81
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
fb LIVERPOOL Feb 9-Noou.
The cotton market opens strong with probable days
sale Of TO- 900 bales Prices however. unchanged,
middl.ns uplands being st. quoted at 1it<d. l4hd.
per pound
s@3A LIVERPOOL Feb 0--Eveniug.
The cotton market closes rmer The sales Of the day
reached IL 600 bales Middiing uplands quoted ut
che sxtrene price Of the mornmg-14ssd. per pound
Liverpool Brendstufs Market.
LIvERPooL, Feb. 9-Evening.
Tho breadstufs market remains steady and without
change in Mixed Western (Amercan) corn IL still
qanicd st 40s per quartet.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LvKRPooI, Feb. 8-Evening.
Lard has declined L. per cwt Sales Were made TO-
day u sos The demand for beef brisk, with sales Of
pune India m0as ~ I25s per tierce
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MARINE iHTElLIcENcE.

@8t eQUsrNsrowN, Feb. o-kvenng.
Ths Cunard steamship Asia, from Boston via Halifax,
arrived at this port to-day. and after landing the mails
sailed for Liverpool. ,s3fss,s1ts N.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey, Captain Gray, wn
leave this port ON Monday, for Aspinwah.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
win close nj halfpast ten O'Clock Monday morning
The NEW YoRk HERMD--Edition for tho Pacific will
BE- ready 1t half past nine o'clock In the morning.
Single copies in Wrappers ready for mailing, six csnsa
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

,RAnRoAns m vmaruA--ry recent statutes Of vir>
gnia therc hes been authorized an extension Of the
buTe and Gordonsvie Ealroad 70 Charottos-
vile, looking 70 connect BauirSors by way Of
AcqutA creek, with an increase Of capital stock OF
y1,0o0UO0 There has also been Incorporated the A.
lontc and Great Western Company, vhch proposes V
vile, to near nrisso wh The Virginia and Ten.
ncssee road.
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QssouUI LEGISLATURE.

81. IogIs, No., Feb Q, 1867.
concurrent resolution to amend the Slate consttu.
Ion by striking out thae portion referring TO the quail
cation OF lawyers prea0hors and Others tabled In
tho House yosterdAy. concurrent resolution request
Ing he Postmaster General 70 restore the river mail
route between 81 Louis and Keokuk, recsaty discon-
tinued Was poneed
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

TorxKA, Fen 4. 1887
The Senate passed Nil 70 orgapirs six Regiments q
State Militia, fbz cavalry and two infautry. and also
two companies Of light artillery. Tho House joint rss%
Etion % amend the constitution " strike out the
work "white" wss amended " allow slccsora 70
vote In favor ef STRIKING out ths word "malen Aiso
make intnGensA Tho bases q Suffrage after tSra The
House viii probably concur
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

Moppr scuoot HOUSES The Massachusetts, rreisls-
Exhibition model school holsb thirty feet by nnys,x
feet with III tho modern lmpuomcDsa Ia not stated
whsihsra rcdoi "scnoo.naEy 70 bc psrt of the FUR.
nitslro. M
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FRAxKSoRs, Ky, Feb o, 1857.
AZ 0ganlond, KE, on Friday, mob hanged 3 man
named H. n Good, charged with ssAling horses
lAwrenpeburg oang of negroes shooting and kll-
Ing negroes 4 negro Identified man aAmsd Bond -
the psrson who had robbed him Of bis. wntch Thoxa-
1pan nonb shot the negro, killing him
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

a Partner. Wanted for show Business,
with $500 capital; chance for live show
need apply i0s Broadway, No. Q between 10
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

A.-DIett,s Chemical Pemade Restores Cry
Hair and n decidedly the best Hair Dressing used Soldbg
RUSHTok, 10 Astor House, and BY All druggists
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

Services Yesterday nj IT. Joseph,s Church.
One OF our distinguished Major General Daniel
sicklcshAs recently been called upon sustain, in
the death Of his wife, q loss which requires more
bravery 70 meet composedy and forttude 70 On
dure aerocay then needed oppose tho charge OF
thousands in the OF battle pass through the
fatigues OF the most arduous campaign
The lady, who bad but sttaiAed her thirtyrst year.
had been for some time in failing health. recent cod
slightly increased from time 70 time, took deep root In
her constitution, and resulted In the melaachoy casas
trophe Of her premature death n
The funeral took place from a. Joscph's church, In
sixth avenue, yesterday morning, at haifp past ten
O'Clock Tho remains encased In handsome roso-
wood CONN., literally covered With hDwers Of rare beauty
and exquisite fragrance and borne up tho central
aisle Of the building attended By the following
prominent officers and civilians pail bcarers:-Major
Generai Gordon Granger. Brigader General H L. Ire.
nAaan Dr. John n Csruochsn, Sehof Fabri Gotta, Ed
ward vermiye Major General A Pleasanson Brigader
General Charles K. Graham, James 7. Brady, VIM. H.
Field, John King
Upon the arrival or the sad PROCESSION At the farther
end Of tho aisle the bursi caskot placed upon
faiqne surrounded with burning tapes Immediately 10
front OF the high altar Upon the comm silver plate
bore the following simple inscriptioD:-
~~~~
TERESA b. SNKLES, s.
80 - A0gD 81 YRARs.
.sef- tes DYgD En1UxRY g. 1857. -
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THE R0MAM QUESTION.

THE raos 70 Appeal 20 the Catholic Powers.
PARIS, Feb 9, 1867:
Isis ss,sd that the Pope viii soon mako m appeal 70
-shs Catholic Powers 70 sustain him.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

A New Way for Cleaning New York Streets
Use WHINING and Sayonine.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

GaribaldI and the Cretans.
LONDON, Feb. 2. 1857.
letter from Garibaldi Ia published to-day in Venice
SxpressisG sympathy for the suffer ns Cretanz
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vXT0R. % Canal and druggists Send for treatise
Am Prise. Cached 10 Legal Lsstsries.-Circs-
J. cLUrE Broker. i7s Brosdw~S
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kLoHA 70 Bond srer. -
wheeler n Wilenvs,s Leck-tstch scwiea Ma
chine ana buuonhclc N,nlues W. Bvn~deAxs
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Dis,rSS IEIsyissss rSn" xso ssiE. sfE
vATOR. 90 Camel street and drugELsts Send Tor reaQse
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EUROPE.
The Eastern Question in Pro-
cess Of Arrangement.
Plus the Ninth to Make An
other Appeal.
Ia. &o &c
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

sevvta 60 % Evacuated by to Turks.
PARIS. Feb. Q, 1861
An understanding has been arrived at by which The
turkish forces arc 70 evacuate SsrviA
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

,sw,s VIII Tfssss;s 81 ast Il sss e:.' 4 sa:
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Tho Bird oe Parsdise was producsd q the New York
theatre tor the last time yesterday afternoon and
Ing. me matinee Wa pretty wsi attended, notwth
standing the iuccmsucy or tho weather and tho per-
formsncs passed or In the usuat successfu manner
Miss Hinckley especially good IN her role, and
orchestra too deserves praise for tho careful manner
IN which the music was rendered Thu Ticket Of EAve
Man wiii be produced atthis thca,re nsxt week bsa
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y'srs-fsss -fsssr;asa EsSsssais.is lew ]Eisssf sAeHnxrs
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

vEsreyer n Wilsnv',s Lsckssssrh sevie9 MA.
eh,ns ana ba,soahclc Nsnuss W. Bgu@dsAxs
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

Tru..cs, .Eiissle sssshIsss. sAsal<sr Hrs res.
'An'As''' f'" l"''''E nE' arovEx. No n Am a ssss
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Elviptsc Lcrkssiech sewin@. Mschincs-1A3
DruSdwsy Hghoet prcfnt,zne Maryland insetntAv Nee
York snI rssnsylsnA Stale Fsir&, IsoS.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Fen. 70.
Flour steady and unchanged; super
fine 9 75al0 %; winter and trade
brands, II 50al3 so; fancy, II OOal6 90
WHEAT-Unchanged; No. l, 2 40 fol
spring: no winter offering.
CORN-In good demand at full prices;
ear 56a57; shelled 63 in elevator and
77a7s in new gunnies.
OATS-In demand, at 81 for No. l..
RYE-Good demand, at l p.
BARLEY-Unchanged and dull.
WHISKY-Steady, at l % in bond.
COTTON-Dull; prices nominal, at
% for middling; nothing doing.
MESS PORK-Unchanged: sales OF
500 barrels at 90 00a20 25.
BULK MEATS-In fair demand at
7ta9t for city, but holders not willing
to accept these rates.
LARD-Held at 124 for city, with {
demand at l2al25.
BACON-UnchaEged and in fair de-
mand.
! BUTTER-26a2s for winter made.
CLOVER-Dull at SOFAS IS.
TIMOTHY-2 80.
FLAX-2 30a2 81.
EGGS-20.
Packers count the total number OF
hogs packed here this winter as furnished
by the packers to the price current q,
49,, 6l0. The average weight is about
6 pounds per hog below that of las,
season, and the yield Of lard 2 pound.
per hog less. The average price paid
| was Z 50 per GENITAL net.
GOLD-l3Stal3ei buying and 1891
selling.
EXCHANGE-Firmer; from par to SOC
per thousand premium buying rates,
and lilo premium selling.
MONEY-Market is unchanged and
quiet.