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LARCENY OF A CoAT.-Martha Walton, re-
sidIng In Oatharine street. arrested yesterday In
Eonrih gtreet above South on the charge OF stealing
a Coat After q hearing before Alderman morr9w
charged
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Shipment of Specie.
NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-The steamers for Europe
to-day took out $207,2
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kFrom Rev. ID. MerriRe, Pastor of the Passvunl, D.
tlst Church, PhIladalnhia -. N nal

EFrom Rev. d. MerriRe, Pastor of the Passvun,, D..
tst Church, Philadelphia ana Dap
From the many respectR BILE recommen How,
TO DR.. Hoohand's German Bitters was InSgtVe gtVeh
give them trial After using several hottiaS f 70
them to be good Iemedy for debility and m ot M
ceent tonic for the stomach. ID MERRTfi5TI19S = f5T1S OK
From Rev. William Smith, formerly Paster ~ ,h.
NlncentoWn ana Ml!lvlle IN. J0 Baptist Churches
Havrg used in n family u number of ho,,IoH ~
yonr Hoohands German Bitters, haye to say that
regard them as an excellent medicine, especiaII1
mended for: They strengthen and inVigorate tHe s
tenn when debtated, and useful IN disord srsS 20
the liver, loss OF Appetite etc have aiso Teco
mended them to several Of my friends who hs 20
restoration of health, Al 'hs
Yours truly, WILLIAM 5NITu
$50 Hutchinson street, Philadelpbi.
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From the Rev. e. ID. Fendell, Assistant RH,to. r,.,
tisn Chronicle, Philadelphia OnFiS
have derived decided benefit from the usa NJ H.,
lands German Bitters and feel IL my priviIeSa t
commend them as most valuable tonic to All II wbo %
are sunsinE from general debility, from disease
arising from arrangement Of the liver. 0'Nses
Yours truly, H ID FENnATr
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Gs FOR sALE-THE FOUR STORY DWELL.
ing House. No. l6Os LOCUST Street, handsomely
furnished, and replete with every convenience.
The furniture can be sold with the house.
Apply on the premises. lO3lOt
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TO RENT.

FM TO RENT-ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
Iii handsomely furnished to rent for two years and
ahalt from November l, 1857 in Montgomery county
snort distance from Jenkintown Station the North
Pennsylvania Railroad Apply to
Q. II. g. II. P. MUIRHEID,
10 lOt No. 205 s. SIXTH street,
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RECEIVING DAILY,
RECEIVING DAILY,
RECEIVING BAILY,
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THE Cry VoTE-THE TRUE Loss AND GAIN
The official vote of the city OF Philadelphia, as
modiies the Republican loss and the Demo-
cratic gain, as we gave them from unofhcial
sources on Wednesday afternoon. In the fol-
lowing table, the vote on Associate Judge of
the Court of Common Pleas is excluded from
the calculation of the losses and gains, as Judge
Ludow's large majority was chiefly owing to
Republican yotes--s
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A steamer sunk-A Drunken FrOIic on
the Santa Fo RORd-Progress of tue
Pacific Road, etc,
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For additional Marine Ne0s see Third Pa1s,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ......,,...,. OC,roRER 10.
STATE OF IHERMokErER AT THE EVENING rELK-
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA M."....,,',"58 IL A. M...,...,64l 70 p. N. Ga
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WAN

GSs WANTED TO RENT-A FURNISHED
E:l RESIDENCE, for six or twelve months, west of
Tenth and between Pine and Vine streets.
Must be In rate order, and will be kept No
small children. Address Merchant" box 1854
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Wetzel Ceunty, w. Ya.

A T RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS OF
IA fee Of the Circuit Court for aid county
on the hrst Monday in January, 1851.
= William b. Simpson and John y. Wilson. part
ners. dsing business under the firm name o,
simpson and Wilson, rs. Charles \! Pembertcn
Henry K Thompson and K u. Grim, late part,
ners under the firm name ar e. Y. Pembefton
g. Co. and James Z. Hooton and George r. Saw.
tell, partners, under the firm name Of Sawtell
& Hooton. In Chzncery.
This day came The compiainants by their at
toney, and Il appearing By the return Of tbs
Sheriff Of said county In the writ issued In this
canse and from an affidavit therein fled that ons
of said defendants Charles Y. Pemberton, IA not
q resident Of this State, II Il ordered, on instiou
OF compliments by their attorney, that he ap.
pear here within one month after the publica.
ton Of thia order and do what Ia necessary Ga
protect bis Interests In this suit, and that this
onier be published once q week for four success
i've weeks In the Wheeling REsIsTER. a neyspa-
per Published in the city Of. Wheeling. w. Va.
and posted at the front door Of the Court Hotuse
in this county FOR q ike period.
The objectof this suit IL 10 recover from the
DESCENDANTS the sum Of 1904 9f-iO on 3 certain
bond made by the said C.. y. Pemberton & Ca.
and endorsed by aid Saxtell and Hooton.
- KRIYND cox. Clerk W. c. c. G.
GRo.E BoTD, Attorney Tor Complainant
jaulsi . Wv
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New York Ifen,s.

New IoRE, Feb. 5.-Judge Ingram
in charging the grand jury ut the court
of oyer and tcrminer, instructed them
that gift enterprises We're illegal.
The Post learns from Washington that
there is not the slightest possible pros
pset Of the success of the Impeachment
scheme.
The Greek consul has Just received
the following dispatch ny the Atlantic
cable:
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1.-THE Hellenic
community OfIiSerpool request ycu &c
tender their grateful thanks to Boston
and New York and the American people
for their sympathy in behalf of the
destitute Cretans fighting for liberty.
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AT RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS or.
IA fee IL the Circtdt CoHrf Of said county on
tbs hrst Monday In January, i5sT. g-.
Francis DOrm 20. y. W. NcGinnis. In
Chanerry. --FarJ .
This day tame the complainant asd fIes his
Bill, and the defendant not having entered his
appearanes. and IL appestpg from an sfbdayjt
filed in this suit that aid Y. W. McGinnls 4 nat an
inhabitant 81 this State. 10 Il ordered. on motion
u complainant by his attorney, that odd r.
w. McBinpis appear here within one month AZ
ter the publication q this erer. and do what 4.
necessary 10 protect his interests I'm this sui
and that this order BE- Published once q seek for
fonr weeks successfully IN the wb,elins RIGGS
TER > newspaper Published In the eity n Wheel.
ing. W. Va: and posted at the front door " dis
Court House for q like period
The object 81 this suit Is 10 have a certain con.
tract lby which Prsneis D0ran agrees ts .eIi 20
said McGinRis q certain tract Of one hundred
and eight acres Of land IN Consideration 81 the
sum Of t1,5o % BE- paid BY said MoGinnis)
specifically enforced, and 10 sell said aDd 10 al.
charge said purchase money.
Test: FRIEND cox Clerk W. c. &C.
GEo. Z. BorD, Sol for Complainant
iAnl6I q wfw .F'Iaa ~ .er
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Washington liens.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE ice in the
Potomac broke up this morning, carry
ing everything bSiore il. The railroad
or Long Bridge, and another across the
East Branch We're swept away. All
railroad communication with the South
il suspended.
The Tribune's special says the Vienna
mission will probably be rendered Dir,
King, now ut Rome. Mr.. Cowan cannot
be confirmed. -
The Times special says Mr.. Stevens
denies being in u conspiracy To impeach
General Grant.
Mr.. Stevens and General Butler both
deny having anything to do with Ash
ley's impeachment resolutions.
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A Nefnrious Business.

1t is the richly freightcd nip that il tracked
by the robbers of the sea; snd, ON sthe same
principle, il is the popular specific that the land
buccaneers, called oounterfelters select for their
whining mark. ,-'
HOSTETTER'S ST oACH BITTERS .
stand. pre- eminent 2nong medicinal preparations
in this country. 4he demand for them IL some
thing wonderful, unparalleled; hence the coun-
terfeiters know full web thattif they can i'm.
poae their fiery fluids upon the people as that
famous tonic they can make fortunes by the
frand. They are now at work. Detectives ae
on the trail Of some Of them, and others have
been already been brought to book. Let the
pnblic second the proprietOrs In their efforts to
hattie the reckless s~coundrcls who seek at once
10 poison the community and swindle the firm
that has produced the finest Vegetable Bitters
over manufactured. Thinking 70 dodge the law,
the connterfeiters are affixing to their bottles
names resembling in photography and sound
that Of Hostetter. such as "Hochstettrr
sHnofstetter.- and the Ike. win the
public be kind enough to feok n this, and
To see also that the label IA all right,
with its vigpette Of st. George and the Dragon,
and its tiny note OF hand. signed "HOSTET.
TER STTHr The ~propritors " i'll do their
parl TO protect the million from imposition, and
they AK the million TO be on the alert against
the ~plotters against their health.
HOSTETTER 4 SMITH.
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The Truth about Dyspepsia.

Whoever says that dyspepsia il incur.ble,
tells a-that il 20 say, makes an ~egregiOus mis-
take. More than ten thousand aggravated cases
have been cured by HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BITTERS. while the number that have been
prevented from coming TO q bead, by the same
means IL incaleulable. In Winter and early
Spring. when the appetite L. sometimes too Wig.
orous tor the comfort and safety Of the stomach.
ing. Is the appetite 30 be halkedto sccornmo-
date the digestive organsf Not 90, for then thu
rame would lack its due proportion Of nutriment
The thing 70 be done IL to srESxGmEx THE SION
.ArH tone the liver and put the bowels in per
rapidly. 20 quietly, 80 plekantly, ~ HOSTEL
TIERS BITTERS- This potent preparztios
trins snd h~slaaees p system, aDd elotbe. il,
Is were, with defensive armbr. Chronic dys-
.pepsta- liver complaint, and fever and agne are
never knovl % stack those who are wise
euongh 20 invoke the aid Of this great prevent
i've.
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nRING sATIsFIHp Tn.
ID their patrons are prepared 10 encoua-'
enterprise which bas fYr IL object The pr.,,s,sA
and promotion of the welfare II the SLi,sEuNl
I'm tlis Repnbho, and the development, ,rS y
ovation Of our young and Promising ST. ~
Proprietor Of the Wheeling RErIsIsR h,.''
laryed and improved tins paper To- u,,t M, 4
mands Of increased circulation and grar;.
popularity. and now takes pleaSur IA nn,..n,.
10 the people Of this State. the l.nrue.l ~.
e.s and Heat Reliable Paper In III,
Virginia.. IL. "
THE BRIGHTER can point Ia II,
history a. the sarest and bnst index Of i,s -
cottrs1 upon all questions Of National ar ~.
poliey. Believing thai The war NJ, ended -,
ifs legitimate purposes attained With m, -"
der af the rehsl armies and the ahani.am,r, : !,
slavery and secession by thr South, the NJ.
rEg will be the uniiinching adv ocAie of M ~
ures that tend to promote thu national haT~-.,
10 rcstapp aha unity " tie GoyrruDnpi sni
extend to all scctiops The priceless Nlr,,p~,
KIN IMPARTIAL uuien and a lasting r.aee II, M
be eaaaiiy firm On tia opposition H. All mar, =
schemes that impose unjust and UNIV Trsr,
conditions upon the rrunion Of A 60, .,r,.",
that was never broken. that suaran,., No.,
ual ascendancy to one r"iit.eal party and n,
changing bstrarisrn Ca every other. and III,
thwart the wishes al every patriotic hear n,
having our country sfill divtlrd our Nor.
disunited, our Union unrrstorcd. Inlrr,,,rs
the opinion ofalf men. with stsaifa,,ly aJr1>
eating is own, despising the pnos, ripuvr L,sa,
OF fanaticism while firmly adhorng 10 H. -.
convictions al right and duty,
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Maine Legislature.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 5.-R~olutious were
introduced i'm the Senate to-day in ia
vor Of impartial Suffrage, the rxclu-
sion of the leaders of the rebellion from
political power, that JEFF. Davis might
be brought TO speedy trial and extreme
penalty should follow conviction; that
the pretended State Governments set
up by the President are usupatiens, and
should be abolished and replaced 10y
suitable governments founded on the
organic laws of Congress and will OF
the loyalists.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Insurance observation-disclosures
i've Fire.

New IoRs, February J.-Thc pros
pccrs and liabilities Ut the marine insur-
ance companies were the main topic Of
conversation in Wall street yesterday.
Scrip holders of the sun Insurance Com
pany have, it is stated, sent their report
70 the Insurance Commissioner ut Alba
ny. Several Of the fire insurance conl-
panics are making arrangements to close
up business altogether. 1t is reported
that the receivers of the Columbia In
surance Company, which failed II year
ago, have brought action ut law against
the Stockholders. who received u divi.
dend upon their shares y few weeks be
fore the collapse.
The lard oil refinery Of Cook, Broth
ers Il Co, in Henry street, was destroy
ell by fire last night. Loss $4,000; insur
ancc unknown.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
: ? y ~ - ~FN-
New York Market.
New YORK, February 5.

New York Market.
New YORK, February 5.
COTTON-More active, and prices
without decided change; sales of loo
bales; 32ia33c for middling uplands.
F~LOURAReceipts of 1897 barrels;
market 10a25c better, and more DOING
sales of Il, 200 barrels; 9 25a10 10 for SUI
perfine State and western; 10 50al1 So
for Extra western; ii Scala 50sfor, choice;
II 20al2 90 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, and II 40 for trade
brands, market closing firm.
WHLSKYTFipi buyers 80 sellers %,
WHEAT-Receipts 14,774 bushels;
market 2a3c better; sales $4,000 bushels
at 2 10 for No. :, milwaukee,; 2 IS for No.
9 do; 3 u for white Canada, and 3 20 for
white Michigan. :.
RYE-Steady; sales 5000, bushels
western in lots ut l 20a1 n; small par
cells Canada at / 26. =
BARLEY-Firm; sales 1900 bushels
Canada West in bond at %.
BARLEY MALT-Firm; sales 500
bushels at l 80. :
CORN-1c better; receipts 2,2OO bush
els sales 3S,O00b bushels mixed western
I'm store 'as-i 1fa1 p; inside prices for
inferior; afloat, l 14a. -
OATS-A shade tirmer; receipts 2,9o0
bushels, sales q 900 bushels, western at
6laGi.
RICE-Nominal.
| COFFEE-Firm, but quiet.
SCGARSQuiet and steady; sales toO
hhds at fOal0i ! for Cuba, and III Tor
Porto Rico.
MOLASSES-Quiet, at s5 for New Or,
PETRoLECM-Frm; sales Of 1,5oC
barrels crude at ~; refined in bono
29a30.
HOPS-Quiet and firm.
PORK-Ffrm: sales A, 100 barrels at
~ 25a21 % for new NESS; closing at
81 % for western; 10 75a2O 90 for old
mess; closing at 20 90. regular; ] 1oa
II 90 for prime and 19100a20 90 for
prime mess: also $3.50 barrels new mess
at 81 OOa22 %, sellers and buyers OPP
ton for February and March.
BEEF-MOre active, sales 1907 barrels
at Il OOa20 90 for new extra mess: tlerce
beef steady; sales 300 tierees; India
mess. Is 90. '~4lituIhN
BEEF HAMS-Firm; sales $50 bar
rels at 81 00a35 80.
BAGON-Firm ; sales of $50 boxes
at lO5c for Cumberland cart; 13c for
long cnt hams. on |pSS&
DRESSED HOGS-9a9l for western.
! LARD-A shade firmer; sales $50 bar
rclss ut 1lSal2! for old, and l2fal3s for
new. -r-,yn-r. ~,
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales $50 pack,
ages at sia9f for shoulder, and lotal3
for hams. r.Sr
. BpFTER-Quiet; 29a3O for Ohio.
CHEESE-Firmer, ut 15a21.
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DIR. Schenck's PuImonie syr'
.s..fr.s.h Ur MD.

This great medicine cnred DIR. ]. H. StHEscx,
the Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption
when IL had assumed It's most formidable aspect,
and when speedy death appeared 10 b. ~iDevita.
BILE. His ply sicians pronounced his case incurl
Gle. when he commenced the Hse q this simple
but powerful remedy. His health was rrst0nd
in a very short time, and no return ~ the dis.
ease hhs been apprehrnded. fdr all the symptoms
quickly disappeared. aud his present weight IL
more than two hnndrd pounds. >"'s
Since HE recovery. ba has devoted his Atten.
ton exclusively 10 the cure Of Consumption and
the diseases witch are usually complicated with
IL, aud the, cures effected BY his medicines have
been very numerous and truly Wonderful. DIR.
SCHExcK makes professional visits to several of
tie larger cities weekly WHERE he has . large
c0ncourse u patients, and II IA truly astonishing
to see poor eon-umptives that have 10 be lifted
out ~ their carriages, and In a few months
healthy. robnst pefsonHI In HCHKNCKs Pub.
MOSIC SYRrP sEAWEED TOMB, and
MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all required
10 curing Consumption. Fnli dipsetians accom-
pany each. 80 that any one eau take them with.
out seeing Dr. SctiEycE. hut when 10 Il fonsen.
lent IL 10 best to SOC hnn-l He gives adsics free
but for . thorough examination with his Respir.
omrtsr his fee II three dollars. h 'l =
ID W 20 Uo | VI. d. |tf.I O.. .rff.. .FH
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WEST VIRGINIA,
Ohio County Circuit Court, Nore~ser I'd,

OhtO CVaHty Stfee"
Thomas Thornburg against the Hempheld
railroad Co. In Chancery.
a. VTRTIJ OErA DEGREE RENDERED
X in The above ~entitlei cause by the Sircuit
co,,yt for Ohio county on the ID day Of Noyem.
Der, 1866 l shall proceed to sem a. n RpS aS,a Soon.
~ an SATURDAY, the ID day Of February, A u,
issT 10 the Observation-Disclosures the property
IN The decree mentioned but more fully descr1eed
IN deed bearing date 10Th August, 1850, to-wlt !
Two nsrcels Of land in Ohio county, sitaated on
~ 1;pe "a the Hempfeld railroad, and bounded
respactiyefy a. follows viz: .,L-
~ frsf trast COMMONLY called the Bridge
Lot and situated in Tradeiphia fownsnlp IN
said county and bounded as Follows; beginning
Mt old abutmsnt OF first stone H;,s Sat;onal
rsad Sorth. fs degrees; west 90 post IN 9sD;
Ear,.rs I,csr Fred -SiigerD old line, ostiuv
| nolss, THENCE with .Festers OIL line, souih, -
Serrees: east II poles 10 Elm crossing railroas
| at 4 poles): thence north 70 degneess 49, ~
roles fo Stone al first trusse. bridge on raiIroaa
ppsst OF TSiSdeiphia; thence north 81 degrees;
west s 5aIoO poles; crossing east abutment ~
said trussel bridge to place VI beginning; con
tanning seventy nine perches r.hL
hundrcths teqnal to acre les - apervns
4 and the other trac, nsyoo4piedT w me s-e
nsrty of the second part for a road way, bestn
\ nips at che east end of the first 'tr,issei vnast
] on The line Of said railroad east Of Iriaheiptrs
thence north &c degrees; East is poies; 'hen.,
north 5li degrees: easeSit 'pohSi sihenNe -
| COS degrees: east II polea. aud thence north :.
! degrees; east 70 poles; and ofthe uniform Mldt,
OF f6nr poles; containing fonr acfcs' three rooo
aud twenty -four perehes! g. -Et5 a.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per centum OF inc pnr
Eebns a. money 10 bo paid in hand and the esida,
withinterest from the day OF salv IN three eqnA
fnstalments, payable, respectively. in six twelve
and eighteen Iaonths from that day toaI Pns
| chaser or purchasers giving bond with g""u sf
cnTity for the deferred in~stalinents and the titit
\ being retained az further security until pay
monts In full, reseryipg, nerorthsaess 70 tee
purchaser Tor each Of them II there DC lhoIt
than one} the right 10 pay in hand the wheis
smsunt bid by him or amy portion thepef grat
er than ten per cent
iansdltSwiw sheriff Of Ohio county
The sale in the aboye case Is postponed unit
I the sth day of March, 1s6I. commencing 81 IN
| eSloek IN. ! THoMAS.J. CAMPBRhb
Wheeling, W. Va, Feb. ID, lsS',l saw
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

L. published every Friday. Its contents rn 10
made mp Of all important news II the y'si
telegraphic ulsits. Transactions IN The NsfsT'
Editorials upon subjects Of general Interest a.
Agricultural Column, spe,isl cnrrr'pohd's0,
from all pafts Of the STATE, choice literary iba
poetical selections, aud . large amour, niy'
fully prepared miscellaneous rrnling .niihh'' ="
all Glasses Of the community. In -hor u'
WEEKLY REGISTER will ]c"ntinu. To ID
best Fanay R.'ospap'I 'r'' published A"'
!tas. ~ sG F.f
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Trust Sale OF n Valuable Acad,
enny Building. 500 Z

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF Trust PROM
I'D J0dah Afiinssn, Pnesident 81 the Beard
Of Trustee. Of the West Liberty Academy. %
me, dated December 9Th. la. nov On record,
book "A, page 10, In the Reoorders ofipe, 0tts
county, West Virginia, ] shail. on the 15th day
Of February. Ies7, at the front door 81 tbe Acad-
snctioa. 10 ths highest and best bidder.
for ekh, the and and bsildinss and
personal property in aid deed of trust
mentioned. being one scre aud eleven p~rehes
Of land with the building thereon. 500
settees, black boards, . cabinet Of minerz6 and 1
library sf one hundred
seIiing ~ Trustee, I wfl only convey saeh
tide . . vested In M. vtieA hevsysz, h b.
Heved 70 be god VIZ. 4cKULET, .
January u, isez.lx afDsfa5l Trustee.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW 1ORk. feD. ..
Dry goods trade more active bo'h for
cottons and wooden, and prices have
seemingly touched bottom. Jobbers
have no stocks and have played of
their last trump card. There is a slight
shading in fine styles of blsached mus
Inns though not enough to change the
tone of the market, which is firm for
standard sheetings; 21ia22c for best
make; 2Oa2lc for second do; 81 for Lam
caster bleeched shirtings: 32i for Wam-
sutta; 374 for New York Mills; loa2Oc
for Merrimack prints; 10 for Cocheeo; 10
for Arnold's and 2oc for spring styles
of delaines. Good makes OF spring
goods active at l GOAL p, which is two
shillinys below cost. --.- -
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Cincinnau Market.

r.ggs, CINCINNATI, Feb. D.
Flour more active but prices are not
higher; superfine firm at . 75al0 %, and
trade and fancy brands ii OOall ~.
Wheat tirmer and in good demand; No.
| ut = 4Oa2 80 for spring and winter.
Corn in demand and market firm at 56a
81 for ear, 62 for shelled in elevator,
and 81 in sacks. Oats firm az 5la52.
Rye l 20. Barley dull at l Goal 20 for
prime to choice fall. Barley malt dull.
Cotton dull at 29a29t for middling.
Provisions tirlner and holders are asking
higher prices. Mess pork 20 5oa2l 90;
bulk meats unchanged and quiet; goo
pieces sides, cured at Ripley, sold at 81,
delivered here. Bacon quiet; sales OF
clear sides at 124. Eggs 30. Butter q
a29 for Ohio. Cheese l5tal6. Gold l%
a131L.
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state srwesa virginia,

Ohio Cowsfy Cgrcxn CesSt, JasSsrs
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