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Baltimore Market,

Butter-Is scarce with sales of good to
choice Roll at 36a40 cents, and medium to fair
do. at 32aI cents per ID.
EgGs-Are In brisk demand at Is cents DER
zen.
Flour.--Sales restricted ON account of the
advanced views OF holders
Grain-Wheat was in better receipt yester.
day; offerings embraced 1000 bushels white
and 300 bushels red; demand was &C i've and
prices cents better. Corn-33,5OO bushels
white and $40 Dlshels yellow offered; market
was active for white. with sales Of 4,OOa bush.
els prime dry, suitable for foreign shipment
At Sl2laSl y; ~ 900 do. at Sl.2O; 5000 bushels
as TO condition, from 81 % to Ellis. Oats-2,&O 400
bushels received; sales reported amount to S, 100
bushels, at 10a53 cents, including 1900 bushels
a. - cents.
Provi:ions.-There 10 some INQUIRY for fully
cured Meats, but none offering Bacon Is
offered more freely, but dull; no demand from
the trade for round lots, new rib Sides are
onered IN smoke, but no buyers; We continue
TO quote for small lots from dealers. Shoulders
at IL cents; rib Sides at - ais cents, and clear
RIB IAN cents; new Hams, city-cured, I?aie
cents. Lard firm At l3a cents per ID in tres
ard bbls. Mess Pork s23 per Dbl.
Ponltry.-Supply good and market lower
We quote, with sales, Dressed TurkIes 15al7
cents; Ducks came; Chickens iIal3 cent?;
Geese 10al2 cents per 10. Prairie Hens are
worth 6aS7 per dczen-none in market.
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TAE TAX ON ToBAcco-Ar IMPORTANT
SClT-ln civil emit in The United States Dis
Ciet Court IN ST. Louis against Bodeman A
&c tobacco man ufacturers, the iury returned
u verdict CONCERNING all man ufactured robac
CO. raw material, tools implements % achin
&c In previous trial OF defendants for
shxiI fraud u!ent brands 70 "a an u factured TO-
oaceo, the jury failed 20 agree and the civil
sChen was then brought for forfeiture Of ma
.e--Ais and appurtenanees OF lthe factory, with
he above result. This is said 70 be the frs
civil suit OF the hind in the country.
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GeASD OPERA-We are glad TO learn that
TIE Brisnoli and LaGranxe Opera Troupe. now
playing TO crowded houses IN Boston. will
open Al Wallis Opera House on the sd inst
me interior Of this comfortable theatre has
Iust been reprinted and otherwise much i'm.
prov Cd. the arrangements TOR heatin and ven
t-ia;iOn are now perfect, and better than ali
e.egant cane seat chairs have been subs tituted
- Tie cushioned benches In the Orchestra.
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FINANCIAL.

The New York Money Market as easy at CAT
per cent On call, with fair supply and
moderate demand Business paper is more
current a. the Banks at : per cent, but IN the
open market the rates are 20 10 per cent Toe
gold market declined 10 1857 yesterday, bat
IN the room is very bearish. and considerable
short interest has been made. Loans were
made az to per cent. for carrying The
Government securities are steady.
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"Mr. john F. Ellis. 900 Pennsylvania ave.
ne. sends N the second editions Of the "Ida
oalop." and "Up Hill and Down GsIop," by
Gail Faust- Also the Stella Polka Mazur.
ka." and beautiful song, "You're free,
Bride FIeS"
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IsE MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN PIrrs srRa-
thtsual interest was manifested 10 the IN mi.
cipal election In Pittsburg yesterdsv To.
tsoor reform and peoples candidate for ,vor
teas urer, com trcller, and CRY attorney, were
eiecteo oy IaLte maJorities, approximating
"A immense crowd gathered in front OF m.
Ofice q the organ OF the labor reform Fa.
thusIastlc shouts greeted the election returns
a. they were read 10 the assemblare
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COLD WRArHIR-Telsgrams from NJ, ,r.,
ters indicate the prevalenee Of cold vesrnsr
Al Portland, Maine, on Monday morninS m.
mercury stood two degrees below zero, And =,
Osvego. N Y, the same: at HALIFAX niae d.
gees; Boston i've degrees; New York sisstss,
above. The New York State canals are effsct-
oally sealed. Al Troy, N. Y, and other polnu,
the II udson river IL frozen over.
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- From ShIllingtop, Odeon Building, and
: L. Parker, as tn street, we have received
Pe;srsenis Ladies National Magazine for JAM
u,ry, BEAUTIFULLY illustrated number.
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PRIZE fIeHT.-A light came Oh this morn.
ing near Flushing. l. L., between Paisey Doo-
nan and Jim MeOonkey. TWen.y.seyeu
ro1nos we're fouent IL one hour ana three
L1inutes, when MeConkey won By o foai blow.
Everything passed on very qaietly-N. y
KzyreSs.
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OColonsl Kelly, the fenian who was res.
oIsd 81 Manehss ter, mas arrived In this conn.
'-y; also Patrick Doyle, another prominent
Eeniar aglfaiOr
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by Bankers ana Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson 4 %. quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets @ follows:

In home and foreign markets - follows:
NEW YoRK. Dee. lf.-First Board-U S. SIS,
ISL coupon. 112 5.20s, 1862, ex coupon, iO7
1865, coupon, new, 1O7A; 1867. coupon. io7X
lo.4e's coupons, 10l; 7.3Ts, second. i0a Z; 1905,
third, l0i1.; Canton, asa; Cumberland, %;
Quicksilver. 1eH; Mariposa, 7x;do. prefd, AK
lantic Mail. lis 4; Erie, .2x, do. preferred, 20;
Hudson, l33; Reading,e5S; Michigan Central,
no; Michigan southern, 62S; Illinois Central,
l33; Cleveland and Pittsburg, s3S; NORTH.
western, 81; do. preferred. SIX; Rock Island.
ga q; Fort Wayne, 99S; Ohio and Miss. Ter
tiiieates, 2sY q; W. U. Telegraph, 32X: Boston
water Power, 17Si Cleveland and Toledo,
1887; Gold, 1885,,
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k-HIS FORREST in Sheridan Kuovles,
'-aEedy "Nrgnius, st the National this
evening.
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GOLDEN THOUGHTS FROM GOLDEN FoUN

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~Thirty-two prisoners escaped from ths
city jail at Charleston, south Carcliua on San.
day nigat, only ons OF whom was White.
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Books: ~ -
THE STORY WITHOUT AN END.
From the German Of CARovE. BY the late Mrs.
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Government Securities.

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Just published, a neW edition of
DR.. Culverwell's Celebrated Essay
on the radical cure (without mediciue) of
SPERMAToRRHGA, or seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses, IMpoTENCY, Men
tai and Physical Incapacity, Impediments 10
Marriage, ect.: also CONSUMPTION, EPILEP-
sY, and FRS induced by selt-Indulgence or
sexual extravaganza.
OF" Price, in sealed envelope, only 6
cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences of self.abusc may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medi-
cine or the application of the knife-point-
ing out mode of cure once simple, certain,
and effectual, by means of which every suf-
ferer, no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself cheaply, privately, and
radically,
0T This lecture should be in the hands oi
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain sealed enve.
lope, to any address postpaid, on the re-
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