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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-03

New MI sic STORE -.Messrs. Booths3
Sargent will open on or about the first Of
December music store. in the New Opeta
House block. Spring Street, TitnSviile, Pa.
Besides keeping constantly on haad every
description of musical instruments. music
books, the latest sheet music. strings, tun.
ing forks, ard in fact eyervthnc pertaining
to the music trade. they are agents for the
sale of the world renowned S.rirway.
Bradbury. Knnhe aud other planes. al SO
cabinet cr2ans. melodeons, Ec. Mr. Boo h
has had IL large and varied eN.
ppriencr in the hnsine-s, having been
connected with the we'll known musical
house of. c Hull, ot MeAdv;lic, for period
OF segciaI wears. Mr.. Sargent is an old reg.
idenl of this place, ami has but recently
removed to TitUsvile. Those having lraI
! with him will find him not only on upright
| honorable business man. bGt a gentleman
| in every sense oi the word We take pleas,
hre in rPcomrending the new firm To cuy
musical friends and citizens generally -
| They will find II to their advantage to give
! them call when visiting Tiiusvilr, or
| communicate with them when in want u
anything in the mu-cal lipe. Remember
the place, No. 5, Opera Ilgnsc block.
BoOTu Il SARGENT.
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Col d at ! p. m, III

The "cOrner" in oil is about the only
subject under discussion among oil IN en- to-
day. The "bulis" have dispatched to Titus
Vile and Miller Farm about 225 empty
cars, and claim they have enough cars to
enable them 10 take all their purchases in
eide the 10Th Of the month, providing the
''bears' can get the oil, which they very
much doabt. On the other hand the
''bears'' are confident they can give the
''bulis" all tha oil purchased or force a set
temeEt of t5c difference. We understand
that Mr.. Henry Harley of Titcsville, who
IL one Of the heavy 'shors" sellers TO the
"tulls," has purchased the McCray & Payne
Pipe Line, and in connection with others oil
The "bears" who coutrol some 10000 bbs.
OF oil on the Boyd farm, expect 10 give the
''bul!h' a lively tussle 1t is hard to tell
how the movement will end To. day il
looks most favorable to the bulls" They
certainly have the ''jrop" on the other par
ty as far as cars are concerned, having the
Valley Empire Line and q. c. " 4. r. r.
cars at their disposal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-03

THE "EvrNING STAR. This and its
companion, the ''Morning Star" car are said
10 be the finest cars that ever ran on wheels.
Both passed through Meadvi1le to-day; the
former on the half past two train west, and
the latter on the twelve o'clock train east.
They were built at Jersey City, under the
Pullman patent, aud are most magnificent
vehicles. The cars are most luxuriously
)ftted mp, sumptuonsly upholstered. elegant
ly painted, gas lighted, in fact possess every
luxury and convenience a traveller conld
desire. They cost 525, 900 each and are an
honor to the Erie Rail way Compaay.-
Meadville Republican.
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SAD ACCIDENT. On Monday freight
oil tt ain on tie \. Z; G. r.. rosd tool. fire
Mt Adamsville station, 10 miles west OF
Meadvile. By prompt and active labor on
the part of the train men, and Others who
assisted. toe fire was soon rXtnguished.- -
AS n precautionary measure. however, the
shoppers of the oil tanks had b en- pulled
ont as soon a the alarm was given-this
was done under the impression that the fire
could not be checked. After the fire had
been put out the onduc.or Of the train, MIR
---DeWitt started TO walk along the line
of cars for the purpose Of examining into
the condition Of things. He bad not G Que
far when the light in his lantern went ou'.
Taking match from his pocket and light
ing it, Mr.. Dewitt WAS at once enveloped in
flames, caused, hy the blaza OF
the match iguitins the cyha,ations of oil
which@as running along in streams from
the open tanks Mr.. Dewitt was badly
burned, anh is,. nov lying at Adamsville,
attended by Dr.. Glier. The hope Is en- ter
tained bat he will recover. -Meadvi lie
D emocrst.
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The war between France and Prussia;
The troubles in Cnba, or the ''cOrner" in Gil
has not iuterIered with the trade of Meas2
& Armstrong, flour and feed dealers, DeHS
door to the McClintock House, Washington
street. who still continue to supply our citi-
zens with flour, feed, hay grain, apples, ~
tatoes, &c, at most reasonable rates. They
have recently enlarged their store rooms
aud made new arrangements with dealers
in Cleveland and Buffalo, whereby they can
supply the constantly increasing demand
for articles in their line. Give them call
before purchasing elsewhere.
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Tours. Dec. 2.

on on BUFFALO GsEeN-The Armstrong
Republican sA}s: We are -rAtiiieG to learn
that oil was struck at or near Worthington,
seven miles from Kttaning on Wednesday
last. at IA depth oftbirteen hundred feet
The Oh was thrown "a high as the derrick
while drilling was going on. This we'll is
owned by Peter Graf Esq. DR.. Maxwell
and Others. aud is on entirely new territory
and will no doubt cluse considerable ez-
citement in the neighborhood and among
our operators. We congratulate the owners
OF this new strike upon their success, and
hope that they may be amply rewarded for
their patience energy and perseverance.
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ACCIDENTAL yonng man named Edward
Kunkel, residing at Cherrytree village,
while out cunning yesterday afternoon ac-
cidentatly discharged his iowling-pece in
such manner that the entire charge Of
hhot entered the right arm pit, passed
through the shoulder blade and lodged be-
meath the muscles OF the back, making an
nJly hIlt not fatal wound. The shot were
extracted and the young man is doiug as
well as coHll he expected under the cir,
cumstances.
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COURT &c ECcEsD.
Franklin. Nov. 80.

franklin, Nov. 80.
Com. vs. Patrick Daley aud John Riley.
Indicted for assault and battery. Tried
Verdict, John Riley guilty, Daley not
guilty.
Com. VS.. Patrick Daley and John Riley
Indicted for malicious mischief. Tried, aud
verdict of no; guilty.
Com. vs. j. o. Williams. Indic,ed for
selling liquor without license, Plead gull
ty and fined $50 and costs.
Com. VS.. Andrew Jones. Charged with
attempt 10 commit rape. Mol. .oros. enter
ed.
Com. VS.. r. s. McLeaty. Charge, EN-.
bezzlemeut and larceny us bailce. MOI.
pros. entered.
Com. vs David Whites tone. Charge ol
libel Mol. pros. entered.
Com. Va. Ed. Organ. Larceny. Mol.
pros. entered.
Com. VS.. Henry Wiuser. Assault and
battery. mol. Proo. catered.
Com. vs.. Willis stark. [Co,ored gent from
Petroleum Ceutre.l Cnarge of larceny
of pig named ''Billy," from Mary Nc
Cullum. Tried and verdict ofnot gull
~.
Com. VS.. John N. Saekett alias George
Rogers. alias George Amy and Wilson
Sackett, alias Charles Wright alias Charles
Amy. Indicted for breaking and entering
tailor shop and larceny. Defendant pleat
guilty.
| Com. vs.. Jas. p. Smith aud Emery Hill
ton. Indicted Tor robbery. Tried.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-03

THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE for
December closes the eleventh volume of that
bril- liant juvenile. The magazine has now
been published five years and half and
has attained an unprecedented popularity
and circnlation.ssE' is now enlarged, im-
proved, and beautifully illustrated. The
November and December hunters of 1870
are offered free TO all who subscribe now
for the next year. Don't fail to give your
children this sterling juvenile magazine
1t is published in Chicago, Illinois, by
Sewell & Miller, at one dollar and n half a
year. Is cents for a single copy. Beautiful
and generous premiums are given for
clubs,
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THE c ONCERT.-This evening Madame
ny of talented artists, gives a concert at
Sobe!'s Opera House. The programme
consists OF selections from the most opular
operas of the day, songs, choruses, glees,
&c. Madame D. has been training for sew
ersl months in this place preparatory TO
starting ont on professional tour. She
has an exceedingly fne voice and will IN
doudtedy draw a crowded house. Monday
night the company VIII perform at Oil
City.
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NEW WELL.-Kemp Bros. well, located
on the keenan, farm, back OF the Columbia
farm. commenced testing at seven o'clock
last night, and this morning was pumping
at the rate of eight to ten barrels per day.
1t will probably be a good ten barrel well.
Owned by Kemp Brothers of Columbia
farm.
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Latest and Most Important
WAL News.
London, Dec. 2.

London, Dec. 2.
Private dispatches to the Stock Exchange
aud Lloyd assert tn At General Trochu sue
ceeded in cutting through the Prussian S
lines in the North of Paris in such force
tba, the Germans were driven from all their
positions with u general route. y great
battle is going on west OF Paris
Berlin. Dec. 2.
The following dispatch from Generni
De Taenpling, commander of the Seventh
Prussian Corps, has just been received da'
ted Thursday:
A great sortie occurred here yesterday.
The French moved out against the Prus-
SLAMS and Wuriemburgers early in tie morn
ing, supported by heavy eannonade Of
three forts.
General Troohu and Ducrat commanding
leading l2O, 900 meu.
81 IL o'clock the French were repnlsed
| by the Sixth Corps and retired. Subse-
| quently at 8 p. III. the WUrtemburSers, who
had been reinforced by cavalry aud artili-
cry, were attacked by the French, The
latter were again repulsed. The German
loss was trifiDg.
London, Dec ..
! \ dispatch from Paris dated Nov. 30th,
says: Operations by the French commen-
ced yesterday at different points arc ound the
city. Gen. Ducrat with force moved out
of Paris and occupied McntIelies, which he
was soou compelled to eyacuatc. The
heaviest lighting was done AT Campaisny
aud Vill;ers Surname. The French are now
renewing the attack on the South.
\ dispatch from Tours, dated the lst,
says: News of successful sUrtie arouud
Paris has caused most indsscribable ex-
element.
Tours. Dec 2. 4
The Moneseur of this city has the follow
ing details: On the morning OF the 20th
nit. the first soriie Of the French garrison o!
Paris was begun at GLOSSY lie Roi. L'Hoy
and Chevilly. rhc battle in that DeiIh5or'
hood lasted all night OF the 29th, and till the
next night. General Dncrat then crossed
the Marne, and occupied Messlei Snbse
uuently be evacuated that point and engag-
ed the enemy at ChampaiSny lighting bis
way TO BOrie.
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S"oTCH PLEA FOR MARgIAGE.-The fol-
lowing gem will touch the right place in
every loving heart. Read it and put il
away in your casket Of pearls:
Jenny is poor, and am poor,
Yet we will wed--so say no more;
An0should the bairnies to US come,
Gas few that wed but do have some,)
No doubt but Heaven will stand our
friend,
And bread as well as bairnies send.
So fares the hen in farmet's yar1
70 live alone she iinds il hard;
I've known her weary every claw,
In search o! corn among the straw;
But when in quest of nicer food,
She cucks among her chirping brood,
With joy we see he self same hen
That scratched for one could scratch
fo- ten;
These re the thoughts that make me
willing
To take my girl without shilling;
And for the self same cause yon see,
Jenny resolved to marry me-.
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Buy The "Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
in Ttusville expressly for the oil country
adapted to all kinds of weather. at J. Il.
Krons. al2-ti
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An oil dea'er lost u set o. teeth from q
rapidly moving train at Scranton by putting
his head ont Of 'he train and opening bis
2euth too vide.
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Now is the best time to lay in n winter
supply of hard coal CodingtOn z Corn
well are the men to buy from. June ZS,i.
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GAf'ney has large lot OF scu'eh ale and
London porter especially or family use, by
the DO tie or cascs
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Having added to my lalg" stock. | Am
now ready TO supply scotch Whisky. Jamai
en- Run and all other Imported goods at
Ny York prices.
uovl2 lr. OWEN GAFFNEY.
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Goods warranted and prices lower than
ever offered in Petroleum Centre. at
GAyFNEY's.
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a Dutch Judge, on conviction ofa cnl-
prit for having four wives, decided: .se''uo
has punishment bIenty; 1--we nit one
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1t is nearly as impossible to get money
out of miser as it would be for butch
er to get lamb chops out ofa battcrin.-
ram.
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: otroleum Centre Daily Record,
Pet. Centre, Saturday Dec. 3.
ARRIVAL. AED DEPARTURE Oh
TRAINS ON @. G.. L. "A. ls. y,

On and after Monday. Nov. 2Slb, 1870.
trains will run as follows:
NORTH No. 5. NO.. NO. l.
Leave irvine. l2.OlpM. 5.lOp NJ
Leave Oil City 100 A NJ. 2,55pM 1902 NJ
Is Pet.Cen 7.4O S,S9 $50
Tiiusv. $50 g 4.25 =" 9.l2 "
Arrive Cory, 1000 5,57 {" 80 Z"
SOUTH. no, g. No. 4. NO.
Leave Cory, ll.05 A NJ. G,i0 A NJ. 6,l5 NJ
Titusv. IL, 40 p n. 7,35 " 1852
" P. Cen. 1,27 " S.l9 " SAP
Arrive .. City 2,l0 " 9,O2 $40 {"
" Irvine. 4,50 " ll.4O
sE No. 8 and r1n on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
No, ~. No. l3. No. II. 20 49, No .
lie OC g.l5A.M. li,i5A.N. l0,l5A.M $40 Am 3 10 r,i
hrP { 1910 " 1,0tpM l215 Pm SIS a,i0
Titus, 1l,14A.M 2,lO'' l,4j 9,45 " $40
AZ. Cor1,l ,l5 Pm
FREIGHT TRA7Ns SOUTH.
No 10. No. 8. No. 1G No. II. No 20.
lie II, eooAM s,s1AM. 20 JAM 1l,14An 4,%5pM
"PC,S,00 90 go l215 p II. 12 10 pM 200 ~
ArOClO,16 ' 1922 L" l,35 2O5 200 .s
Oil City and Petroleum Centre freight, leave. Oil
Ety 40 p M, arrives at Petroleum Centre $50 p.
m. Leaves Petroleum Centre at 4, 10 D m., arrives
ss Oi CITY 500 p. m
!, 3, a, ani o are eSprsss trains
~ No, 10 is throuch accommodation, connects 4;
C'rry for East ana North.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CABS.
no. 4-Dircet from Philadelphia without change
No. 3-Direct to Philadelphia without change.
NJ. 5-Direct from Pitt,burah without chaige.
No S-prect 10 Pittsb urgh without change.
Monday, Nov 2S. 1870.
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A. 5. Smith has rst reiurned from the
East with large stock Of Shoes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes
oct5-tf
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The Drummer Boy of Shiloh is in active
rehearsal for playing in Cory tie week
commencing the 18th of December.
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Oyster apd Clam Stews. those old fash
ioned ones. at Foucher's
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E!Ocai NSfIccs.

=. M. Posieugitl "A Co., "a
Park Pow, New Yotk, aud Goo. p. Powell \ Co.
Advertising Agents are the sole agents for the 'c
,rolcum Ccntrc DAiiY RECORD in TINT Gig. nd
vertiseis IN tnt city Gic requested 10 leave their
f, yors with either Of toe above houscs
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Miller's Camphor Ice, the brst In the
market, ut GRtFFEs BKNs.
uuvl9-lw.
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w. A. EiUNGE1iIFOssD,

Dealer in Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Ritz
hons. Laccs. Flowers, Millinery Jewe!ry,
Fancy Goods. ,Sc &c, Washington Street,
Petroleum Centre, Pa. hov2o-u.
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oysters.

Just received fresh tub Oysters and shell
CLANS at l. Vouchers. seplI.
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Millers Cough Honey, best in town. FG
sale at GRlFfEs Bros.
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Diaries for 1871 for sale ut
ney25.u NICHOLSON BROs.
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Derrick Stoves at
NICHOLSON x BLACKMoN's.
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BIRDS.-The best Singing and cheapest
Canary Birds IN the oil regions are to be
had at
nov7-tf. j. W. BEATTE'S.
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A spiendid assortment OF Diaries Tor lo'-
at
NICHOLSON Bros.
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Cali and look at Nicholson Bros. Diarie
for 1871.
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WALLPAPER:
at GRlrYEs Bros.
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1G casks OF Sweet Cider just received from
Ohio, at IL. ii. WARMERS.
decl.3t.
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On and after Monday, Nov. 2Stb, 1870,
trains will run as follows:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-13
THE NIARKE ~.
Sow YORK

BY Tsls2raph.l NEW YORK. IAN y.
C~OTroN-In buyers favor; sales Of LEO
bales at 2j5c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Eeceipts 6.5OG bbfs.; heavy, and
> q I0c lower; sales OF 1900 barrels at
81 % al e5 for Superfne state and West
ern, s. l506 10 Tor extra state, IS 0506 Is
for extra Western, S. 1896 so for white.
wheat extra, IS 30@0 10 for round-hooD
Ohio, IS 1896 50 for extra St. Louis, 81 SOC
IS 90 for good to choice, including l,lOO bbls
for export: extra State s. 80. delivered. Rye
Flour quiet and heavy sales Of go boIs at
"a 4095 So Gornmeal quiet;
WHIsKY-LoweF; sales $50 bbls " estern
at 81 C2QI OF, free.
WHEaT-Heavy and Ic lower; no re-
eeipLs; sales $500 bushels at 81 1GZ9l 10
Tor NO. Spring; 81 23aI 2fI5 for No. 1 do
the latter price for choice delivered 81 26@
- Ior Winter red n amber Western /:
white Western.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dull.
CokN7l@2 lower and more active; sales
OF S4,OOJ bushels at 81 Dial 05 for old mixed
western IN store; S5@93c for new do, and
81 OZ15 Tor choice white Southern.
OATs-Reeeipis 1900 bushels; heavy and
lower; sales 22,CO0 bushels at Coo for West.
eTn, and 63@65c for State.
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE-Ftrm.
| S"UGAR-Steady sales of % hhds Cuba at
lo%@lI4c, and 400 boxes Havana at ll8
MoLAssEs-Dull; sales 40 bbls New Or
leans at 749S0e.
Ous-Linsed dull at 9I999c in caszs;
Petroleum firm at l649l7c for crude, and
3l%9S3Nc for refined.
HoPs-Quiet.
WcoL-Steady; sales OF $4,000 pounds at
45G52c for domestic fleece; 63164c for Can
ada cOmbing, n 43945c for pulled.
LEATHER-HemlOck sole firm at 9@3lc
for Buenos Ayres and Rio GFande
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales Of $50 bar
rels at s27 SOAPS % for new mess; SIS 90 Tor
old mess S4 00g24 so for prime; S26 90 for
prime mess; also 1900 barrels new mess,
sellers January, February and March, at
S27 GO927 IS.
BEEF-Steady sales OF 4c0 barrels at S. 90
9l3 co for new plain mess; $40 CO9f1 90 for
new extra mess; tieEce beef dull: sales OF
TO tierces at S25 00GiS 90 for prime mess
SZ7 00G3L 90 for India mess; beet hams
steady sales OF STA barrels at S33 00g34 90
for new.
CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales of $50 pack
ages at lie for shoulders; l49l6c for hams;
middIes quiet; sales of I75 boxes at 1870
l4c for Cumberland cut; l4M9l5c for short
ribbed l5c for long clear.
HoGS-Dressed, lower; H@f2Ae for West
eTn.
LARD-Dull and unchanged sales OF 300
derces at 15H@i63sc for steam E@lTSzc for
Kettle rendered; also 1900 tierces steam,
sellers February a March, at 1899.
BUTrER-Steady 1S130c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Qutet at I69lSc.
FREIGHTs- To Liverpool a shade hrmer;
shipments, per steamer, of $500 bushels
wheat at 454d, and 1000 bbls flour at Is Cd.
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nhieago MarKei.
BY Telezrapb.l

By telegraph CHICAGO. Jan-l2.
ExcHANGE-Eastsrn q shade weaker;
LILO premium selling, Ito of buying.
FLOUR-Qutet and easier at - J9G4 %
for Spring extras.
WHEAT-Duli and easier; sales OF No. /
at SIC; No. 2 opened at 7I5ze, and closed at
U@T%c; this afternoon the market was
ifregulsr at ~ cash and 7S%e sellers
February, for No.
CoRN-DulI and I9IHc lower; 70I@7lc
for regular, and 72%@73Mc for fresh re-
ceipts OF No. 2; closing dun at 100000 for
regular: rejected quiet at 70@7ic; this af-
ternoon the market is dull at 70%@Tlc FOR
No. :,
OATs-Duli, hrm and &c higher; 401<9
40%c for No. ?; closing with sellers at Inc
outside figure.
RYE-Very duh at zoe for NO. ,, ard 66c
for rejected.
No. 2.
HIGHwINEs-DuH at 92G93c.
SUGAR-ll%GI4c for common to choice
Orleans.
PoRK-Mess unsettled and irregular at
S26 75027 90 cash and SGT buyers January;
S23 75G27 l2N sellers February.
LARD--Steady and dull at l5Z0lGc cash,
and ICE sellers February.
CUT MEATs--Sweet picked hams quiet
at l15%e; short ribs l315cs rough sides l21@o;
dry sailed shoulders lee; green ditto 9%@
SIC.
Hoes dressed active n STEADY at
$40 25@lI Go; live duh and l59tOc lower:
s. 5Jd9 co for light, So 25@9 70 Tor good TO
choice.
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aJ

ay reieeraph.f OIr1IEEATI. Jan. -.
FLoUR-Unchanged; family, IS 25G5 80.
WTIEAT-Unchauged No. I red, 81 IL.
CONSISTENCY at S9IS2c.
ATS AND RTE-Unch2nged.
C"oTToE-Duil; middIing, 24e.
ToBACCO-Firm; sales OF los hhds. al
81 900l9 -.
WHIsE Firm at SIC; sales OF 800 barre s.
HOGs-Dull; hardly any demand live,
$50 2j09 20; dressed, 81 75IlI .; receipts,
300 head.
PRovIsIoNs-Very dull; no demand and
prices entirely nominal. Mess pork was
o6ed at S27. Bulk Meats, lie. I4l4c, and
I4Zc. Bacon, I3c, l5Lc, and l6c. Sugar
cured hams duh at l99e0c.
LARD-IJLMI6%c
BUTTER -DulE and prices declining at
2S933c.
EGGs-puIIa at soc.
C~HEEsE-DuI. but not lower; sales at
l7Z@I8%c.
81 4891 80. Petroleum, 29d3Ic.
SUGAR y MoIAssES-Unchanged..
CoFFEE-Steady at lS02ic.
SEED-CIoVer firm at 14Ic. Timothy in
goOd demand st 81 30.
GOLD-l2iA buying.
EXCHAEG E STEADY at par buying, and
ITO discount selling.
MONEY Market unchanged at 9GlO per
cent, best paper.