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DIED OF HIS IxsuRIEs.-Whfle in
South Wheeling, yesterday, We heard of
the death of Young man named Mar
pole, lately residing near Bcnwood, under
rather unusual circumstances. Mr.. Mar
pole had gone out with a picnic party to
celebrate the Fourth in q grove not far
from the mouth Of Boggs' Run. He was
on horseback, and from some cause the
animal he was riding took fright and
threw him. One Of his feet remained in
the stirrup-his head and shoulders on
tie ground. While in this position the
horse started of at full speed, dragging
him some distance before he could be res
cued. His injuries were found to be &C.
we're, and be was at once removed to his
residence. Death released him from his
sufferings, Wednesday morning.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE,
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

will sell At Auction. on FEIDAT AOENIHG; elh
Inst, at the dwelling house Of Joseph Bell bs4 Z.
on the south east corner OF Union and F99rtn
streets, the entire Furniture In aAid house. !ms
FurnIt,Fe c0mpTiSea q general assortment 81
iI0uSsEeepiDg iftleles, and the sale will be Well
w0rthy Of ne attention Of buyers. Among The
articles 10 be sold are two sets Of ParIor FuFnI-
Iure, Including Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Tete-A'
Tetes, Centre Table, Secretary Book Case; F4rl0E
Extension Dining Table, Common Dining,
Kitchen and Laundry Tables, Dining and Com
mon Chairs, Walnut BedsteidS. Common Bed
sieAds, Bureaus. WGPh Stands, MattEasses,
Kitchcn.wAFe, Glassware. Kitchen SAFE, and
other articles too numerous 70 mention.
TERNs-HOuF months credit on Fuma over
Twenty Dollars, purchaser giving approved en-
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. Sale positive
and without reserve. -
~ IL RAaarrr Snlssn1an. iul6
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WAR ON THE FIsrrEs-Sevcral Of our
skilled fishermen started on the war path
early yesterday morning, to be absent
eight or ten days. The scene selected for
their exploits with rod and line is located
about eighteen miles up Wheeling Creek.
We shall expect to have reports every day
or two from the seat Of war. The pro
jected raid is the most formidable one or
gained hero in long time, both as to
numbers and skilliulness.
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DIsCHARGED.-Tucsday last, colored
woman made complaint before Esqr. Gil
lcspy that two white men and two aft;
tecnth Amendments" had assaulted her
with intent to commit nameless outrage,
Warrants were issued for their arrest and
placed in an officers hands. The day
following he secured one Ofthe black men
and yesterday he gathered in" the two
individuals Of fairer complexion. The
three were brought up for examination
and the testimony fully heard. Quite q
crowd collected in the Justices Office, and
the proceedings were watched with no lit
tie interest. The evidence failed entirely
TO establish the charge, and the accused
were discharged from custody.
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NEEDS ATrENTIoS.-Wc noticed, yes
terday, in passing along the streets after
the rain, that the entrances Of several OF
the sewers ut various points were COM
pletely closed, and large pools OF water
had collected, rendering 1t difficult in
some instances to get over the streets on
the crossings, 1t is not often, it is true,
that there is such q rush Of water along
the cutters as was the case yesterday, but
in the construction of sewers 1t is just
as well to provide for such contingency.
Those already built should have the en-
frances to them enlarged, and provision
should be made in those hereafter con-
structed to admit of the free ingress Of
the largest possible volume Of water and
debris that the cutters can convey.
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POLICE CoURT-The Police Court came
near proving a failure, yesterday morn.
ing, so fur as business is concerned. There
were but two cases on the docket, only
one Of which was ready for trial. James
johnson was brought up for being drunk
on the streets, and fined the usual dollar
and costs. The depleted state Of his ex-
chequcr forbid the payment Of any such
sum. and johnson was conveyed to Filth
street.
The other case was that Of Reinhold
Blum who, it was alleged, had given too
free exercise to his talents in the disorder.
Iy line. The charge was not investigated
yesterday morning, for some reason we
did not ascertain. The trial was post
poned until o'clock this morning.
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WHEELING FEMALE CoLIEoE.-A
meeting Of the stockholders in Wheeling
Female College was advertised to be held
yesterday afternoon. At the appointed
hour, only three OF four gentlemen were
present, but as they did not hold a major
ity OF the stock, nothing could be done.
They, therefore, after waiting some time,
lcfl for their respective places Of business.
The old Board Of Directors will hold over
until their successors are elected.
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SEWER CAvED 1X.-The sewer on Filth
street, at the corner of John, was badly
damaged yesterday, by the food Of water
rushing through it during the heavy rain,
A breach large enough to take in small
sized house was washed out
This is the second or third time within
a year that this sewer has been torn out
at that point. Our new Street Commits
siouer will have an opportunity to exhibit
his skill in making such repairs.
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WATCHES, &c.-OxtOby & DufIield, the
Market street Jewellers, have in storemorc
than thirty different grades of American
Watches, and full line Of Foreign
Watches, in gold or silver cases. Also
"our Own Watch" imported by them d.
rectIy from Switzerland. They have
been constituted agents in Wheeling for
the National or Elgin, and waltham
Watch Companies, and have a large stock
of their goods Every watch guaranteed
as timer. Call at 1O4 Market street, be-
low Mcclure House, for watches, jewelry,
spectacles, clocks, &c.
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HORSE FAm-The Directors Of the
Northwest Virginia Agricultural Society
had meeting, yesterday afternoon, at
which they determined to hold IN exhibi-
tion of horses, exclusively, on the 14th,
18th, 18th and 18th of September next.
The preparation Of programme and list Of
premiums was given into the hands Of .
committee, and a report will be submitted
in few days
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RAlx.-Yesterday about noon 1t began
to min, and continued at intervals until
four o'clock. An immense quantity Of
water fell, judging from the muddy con
ditiOn of tie streets, and the torrents
rushing along the cutters. Tie small
streams in the neighborhood rose rapidly,
and ran out with the force OF suddenly
swollen mountain streams. The torrid
temperature OF the day previous was rem
lered deliciously pleasant, much to the
qualification Of sweltering humanity.
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LEAVING TIE CrTT.-The intense heat
Of the past fortnight has driven several
families of the city to seek the shade and
lower temperature Of retreats out in the
mountains. A number have gone to Oak
land, and more are preparing to follow ;
while others have taken their departure
for BedCoru, and resorts of equal celebrity.
Although they have LEFT behind them
thousands whose business will not permit
days cessation, yet We believe those re-
naming at home unite in good wishes for
the enjoyment Of the absent ones during
their temporary relaxation from care and
tnil
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FISHING PARTY.-A fishing party, to be
composed ofEour or five young gentlemen,
is being organized in the lower part Of
the city, to go to Lake Superior and pass
a month or more in making war on the
finny tribes which inhabit that great in
land sea. Hope they will succeed in both
narticulars
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GONE TO WoRK.-The boilers at Wash
ington Mills went to work, yesterday
morning, an understanding with their
employers having been arrived at We
hear that the latter engaged not to dispose
of any more muck iron to the other mills
in the city. L- N.
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ExLARcNo.-Messn. Berger & HOf:
mann are erecting quite large addition
to their already extensive tannery in Cen.
ire Wheeling. We are gratihed to note
this evidence Of the increasing business Of
this old and well established firm.
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AUCTION SAIE.-We direct attention to
the sale Of furniture at auction, advertised
in this mornings paper. A rare opportu-
nifty Is offered to secure some fine fnIni-
ture at reasonable prices. Go othe auc-
ton, corner Of Fourth and Union streets.
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IxQuIKE wrrHN.-ThC mouth IS like hOuse
to let However pretty It may DO externally, 1t
is impossible to judge Of It's merits until yon
have seen the inside, II behind the ruby doors
there are plenty Of pearl.white fixtures, yOu will
exelaIm At once, 'HoW beautiful!" To impaEt
the utmost possible brilIIAney, there is nothing
like fragrant SozoDoST. gG.u
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sTEAMRoATs,
THE MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies' Institute.


Has A beautiful and convenient location upon
the emlueucq from which 1t takGs It's name. lts
history has boon record Of uninterrupted pros
lis course Of instruction runs through three de
partments Of four years each, Special or elective
courses Of study may be pursued As taI IS stu
dents may wish. Peculiar Advantages are thus
offered young ladies' who have already taken the
ordinary English studies. The best Instruction
d given In Music, Drawing and Painting, Modern
Languages and Other extras. None but tue most
competent Teachers arc employed. ~
Apparatus Il furnished for every department:
Libraries containing several thousand volumes o!
standard books arc always accessible. Physle4
culture 10 carefully attended TO.
For Catalogue or further information address
Ru.A. J. ROWLAND, President,
OIL. Il. WHITE. Treasurer,
No 10 RACE sTREE4,
augla,w CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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To MAKE REPA1Rs-Work wasstopped
in one department Of the Belmont Mills,
yesterday, and will also be in the nail fac
tory in day or two, We arc informed, to
make the repairs required after years
operations.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner of first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner & Co,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street. Wheeling.
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DOR SALE CHEAP.-5OO ACRES
q ofLlnd on the 3. 4 o. R. R., IS miles east
OF Wheeling. In lots To suit purchaser: About
100 acres, partly improved, with q Fine Two
STORY Frame House, wflI be sold separate. This
Is known as the ClIne's NIL property. and 10 one
Of the bat L0e1iONE for Country Store on the
line OF the u. s o. X. r.
Also, Steam Circular Saw MIL and Fixtures,
In running order, with two yoke Of oxen and
span Of h0rsee. W. ". HOGE q Co.,
Real Estate Agents, IO6 Market Street
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TIE largest stock and latest styles of
Women's, Misses and Children's shoes In
the city can be found at Louis v. Blends,
107 Main street.
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THE largest stock of Fancy Colorcd
Shoes in the city, at Louis V. Blends, 1O7
Main street a
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PnOTooRApHs-All the new styles, ut
the Partridge Gallery.
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JusT received another lot of those fine
Lasting Caters worth s. 50 for Sc IS, at
Louis v. Blends, 1O7 Main street
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.'SPA1DnO'S GLuE mcnds everything. e'

The Purest and Sweetest cod Liver Oil in the
world. manufactured from fresh healthy liveEs
upon the sea shore. It'll PerIectly pure and sweet
Ask for Hazard & CAswell's Cod Liver OH"
CAswELL, HAZARD & CO.,
New York,
mayRsTu.Fr-d&w
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W. II. BAssrrr, Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Franklin Winters and wife, Com. ]
plAinAntS,
In ChAneeEy,
Kate Brown, Isaac BurkAm, and
Others, Defendants.

Kate Brown, Isaac BuFkAm, and
Others, OeiendAutA.
By virtus Of decree rendered In The above en-
titled cause, ct the June Term, 1910, Of the CIR;
cult Court for Ohio County. the undersigned
Special Commissioners will. on
Saturday, the 8Oth Day Of July, 1870,
Sell II PublIe Auction. on the premises, the tract
Of land IN said decree described, and known g
the ''lkaac Bnfkham" PHTn, containing one han
dred and nInety.siT (i96) ares, one ~ r0od,
twenVy.four (2tJ pefches. This valuable tafm nee
q thort distance from the National Road, nearly
r1uIdfstant frum Roney's Point and TriHdelphiA;
I. vel wateTed, and has upon II large and com:
modIOns Frame HORse. together With barn and
other OutbuIldingS and improvements.
TERNs or SALE-0aehhird Of the purchase
money 10 cash; the residue In TIRE equal pay
ments on credit Of one, fro and aarGt years,
with interest from day OF sale. the. puTehlser 70
rivc bonds with good security for the deferred
Enst8!ments. the title being retained - add
tIonul security until the payment IN tnll q the
purchase money. n. RlCHAkDSUN'
A. j. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
Law Utices, Monroe street, near eth, Wheeling,
". Va. jun2S
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HAVE your Photographs taken at " III
Main street. L. - -i''9g
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A UCTION SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE AND coal. FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WHEELING.-By virtue Of the authority
vested In rs by the will Of Philip Reilly, de-
ceased, we will offer for sale at Public Auction,
At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
County. in the City Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 10th Day Of July, 1870,
And thereafter, from time to time, till the sale Is
completed, commencing each day ct ten O'Clock
A, ", the real estate Of said Philip Reilly, de-
ceased, situated adjoining and east Of Wheeling
Creek and the City Of Wheeling. The land and
extensive coal field underlying the same 70 be
sold, will be offered In parcels % shown upon the
i copy Of which may be seen in the Recorder s
etfice OF this county, and At tho Oftice Of Thos.
O'BFieu, Real REtatG Agent, Wheeling, w. Va.
but the whole will be sold together, or several
parcels will be sold together, as may b found
TTExs or sALE.-Oue.thIrd Of the amount due
by each purchaser 10 BE- paid In hand, and the
residue IN three equal insialmentS bearing inter
est from the day OF sale and payable respectively
In one, two and three years from that day, Re"
serving the right 10 each purchaser to pay the
whole OF any greater portion OF the amount due.
The title to be retained until payment In full, or
conveyance TO be made on deferred payments be-
Ing secured BY deed Of trust
Selliny rs Trustees under said will, we under
take TO convey only such title Is il vested In Us,
and 90 By aid will we have power 70 convey, bnt
we believe the tide 10 be unquesdonAbIO.
r. v. WIIELAN,
HENRY MOORE,
ALONZO LORING,
Trustees OFF. Reilly's Estate.
WHEELING, June 18th, 1870. junI6
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NOR RENT-TWO LARGE a.
10 and VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS In iii
the Boarding House, corner Of Byron and
Quincy streets. JUNO
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore s Ohio Railroad Co.


BALTIMORE - UnlO hallF0au 70.
@RHELH..!L7;
WHEErN0, June II, 1870.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
Fun by the following schedule on and Oftss
June l3th, is7O, Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvn wEsEZLEAvEs
Wheeling daily Leaves wheeling
HREivES At Bellalre ......1l:55 .. m.
Grafton. ..... $50 .. n. ARRIVES AZ
Cumberland. ..2:94 p, N. Newark ..... SD P. m
Baltimore :. :. $50 p. N. lSandulky g:40 p. m.
WASb,n City. 1000 p. m. Columbus. - ?. n
New York, 600 m Cincinnati J0'SO p N
PAST LINE.
EAsT-LRAvEs wEsT-LEAVES.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
a ...........5:oOp p. N. daily Gt'..... go Z. N.
ARRIVES At Bellairo 80. $50 .. N.
Baltimore 80. 500 =, N. ARRIVES AT
WaSh'n City. $40 q. N. GAINESVILLE. .tE0 p. N,
New York. $40 p. N. Columbus .S;og p m
Sundays excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
HAsT-1EAvIs wEiT-LEAVEs.
wheeling daily sLeave WhealinE
Gt.......... Hiss p. m. daily At. .12:40 4. m.
ARRIVES At ARIuVES At
Grafton. 400 q, m. Newark $40 4. m.
Baltimore ,4:45 p: N. Sandusky 600 p. m,
WGSh'n City. Gas p. N. columbus. .7:45 .. m,
New York. 900 .. m. Cincinnati .lG0 N.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION.
BAaT-LEAVES WEST-LEAVES
wheeling daily wheeling daily
At.......... 1665 .. N. at..........& SIS p. m,
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton. .4:l0 p. N. Zanesyille. 800 p. m
ParkOESburg .9:45 p. m. Newark. -. 1910 p. m.
Cumberland. Job p. m. SandusEy . sos p. m.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connections At
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash
ington City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection 0t
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be procured
at the oflee. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
R. T.. DEVRIES,
junM General Agent. Wheeling
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dor SALE TO CLOSE AN ES- he IN
u TATE.-The hrst-clnss DWELLING IT,
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner; = !.
OF Hampden and Sixth EtreetS, now occupied BY
Mrs. Carter. There IS full lot, and the house 6
10 a. good condition a. the day Il was built;
everything about the premises In thorough re-
pair. Apply to Up. LEWIS,
decl.f MCLure House, Wheeling, W. Va.
dor sALE-TWENTY (2N BUILD.
Il ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price SS0C
each. Terms, One.tourth cash; the residue In
equal iAStalmentg at one, two and three years.
Apply At Top Mil 70
mail JNO. P. GILCnR1ST.
VALUABLE MARTINS FER In NJ
RY PROPERTY FOR SALR.-The III
subscriber Offers for sale his property near -.
the Perry Landing. Martins Perry, Ohio, con
siAtIng OF three lois, on which Is building % By
j 90 fooI, designed foE Planning MIL A large en-.
CINE and three boilers, will also be sold with the
property or separately. For information Apply
Il The COTTAGE HOUSE, to
ISAAC NEwLAND,
mails Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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Gtre6ttelIigenter.
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1870.

New Advertisements.
For Sale.
Card Of Thanks.
Lost-Silk OverSkirt.
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Law offices, Monroe street. near 9Th, Wheeling,
" Va iun23
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HENRY MOOR
AAEaAAAAn

Trustees OFF. ReiIIy'S Estate.
WHEELING, June 18th. 1870. junl6
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
nun b. the following schedule on and AftsI
june l8th, 1870, Wheeling time:
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9RNWE'.L5
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IYPE. BORDERS. ORNlnMTs, Gus, E1C.
PHILADELPHIA,
AND BOSTON

AND bosLON
The sun., 1870-01-01
IlIEIl.

ArKlNsoN--on Thursday Doc 80, 1868, John Atkin
lie trends. and those Of his brothcf ocorge Atkln
SON and prolner%s;inaw @ % are invited 70 s"eod rs tni
Blif ,|on si1sy. nce q a, J'maiea. l. /. Jane
The reiaNes aud friends are respectfully invited 10
Ms' Slen. fiasGins aS' Aspors L. H. on sunday Jan
"nAiGhf Hda Dee 5i isC9, Mrs sarah Bogart. rellet
OF the late John r. haght aged 81 year and moa'h,
Marion &, sunday, Jan 2, ls7o at T.. ~ Tue relq.
uyes and trends also ,he friends oi De, sons John r.
respectfully ins.ed 90 attend her aneTa Si.noT, mr
ther notice Ter remains Wi be taken 10 SfecnWood
CRANE. AT stamford. Conn on Thursday evening,
sou OF Thomas Clarissa l. Crane, of this city, IN
The relative. and friend, otthe family are invited to
attend ths funeral at the Unversai-i Church "a ssm
VII be taken % dreenwood on ruesdhy and earTiagg.
nyai of III " thri train fron STANFORD 10 convey
Ct LLsN~on Thursdsy Dee 70 Mrs. Bridget Cullen,
The friends Of the family arc respectfully invited to
attend he funeral FROM her late residence, !1 VII ~ TO
OII SseTg on sHnqh & !5 eh,si 4 ~ o5sS are
TgS se res. 9ss Y% gf me family are respectfully invited to
attend Ne luuer. from The sdeeee OF b. pArents
Mary and Peter DOL. ~ Ea't i'h st'oh s0nda! Jan
Scsy S ,Ss on rms rTG1T'day Dec ss.S so
Year. 5 months. and daSs
lie relative. and irend Of family respectfully
Parent Parent. IS So soa,s rs st st. on sunday Jan O'Clock
ii' remain. E De '.sen to Gresnwo9e S & csnetey en-
~ aasStef 1t s' q Geo 6 &c e and Fannie il Iasar ~
Notice nj funeral hereafter.
9ur1 s Pee @ g. 3, Nh ne S siesncs len & Of
.as ss ,R aePs1 iS %is otirSac % Gsrcs aOi;un
ihc fcisiyt, and friends OF the rlmy rc.pectruy
invited TO atgud her iauera uom ABOVE Ad4Etssi on
Nj iIItSY On Dec. y. Msry Jane r. Murray, pc.
loved wife Of Johu > Murray, IN the oi year ol her
rsoa, and SeqpantsnScs arc rGS'2ectGls e.
W. o
The sun., 1870-01-01

FRIDAY, Dec. Si.--tLoVR AND MEAL-The market
scarcely 80 active uuder the decline at Liverpool
but general concession was made; IN fact, holders
In view ol Tie small receipts and good export, were
generally 10" sint nigher prices sales eio bps al
sis09t5 tor supernne. 1880 $50 for extra Western
trade and iauly btands including & Louis. southeln
hours quiet Rye Hour corn meal anu buckNheat Hour
nearly nominal,
suSpHlEs-C otton i.c higher; midding uplands,
25Ac.. and low 40, March, 25Ac, Aprll, &c NhskCy
tru, hut quiet nc cGtl Petroleum hrner; 314c. iOr
refined Naval stores steady. Hides moderately nc
tive hOnteyldeo, 2!sc, gold Leather more steady.
3lXc.. gold pig iron, tS1ss5 Tor scotch. Tobacco
yer quiet. lai'ow active prime, lO4l &c. Fre.hts
very dull and lower wnent TO Liverpool ay steam, I'd
rosin, Is. 6d andto Glassow by steam, hour. ~ 3D.
GRAIS-Whest less active and scarcely so frm sales
No with small parcels white Western and Genesce AT
" 4stOsl 6O and California tl 80 Oats nriuer
live at bitiUe. iCf state Gebisc. for WESTERN with
email lots, January $40 Gle. Rye nominal, 81 01I 81 ~,
tue latter for State. Corn scarce aud nTneT; pr nae
Western mixed u ~ In store new southern white, ~;
ana new yellow Jersey y'ssee Barley and barley malt
GU et and no ANAL.
nominal $40 tj0 Tor old and new, but nrmer for tu
tue, sales $500 hhls at SO lor Jan t25c ~ ~
and 500 for March. Beef JObDinR out NJ late
priUCs 100 bbls becf hanf sold az f Cut meats quiet
with small tdle picked hams bc, Bacon nOmnHi
at ilsltl.c, Tor Cumberland lard lese RrtNf; primo
Western steam nominal, lsci NO. do. l'sl &c an.
chs, lGA@ltsc. Tor No. to prime. Dret cl hogs dan
GrUCrIies RIO coffee nctVe, llfts2ri sale H-UO bags
NuN orleans quiet 7U61Sc ldoe dull G4@ii.c, Sugar-
In moderate demandi iair renniug l0Hc be't crush
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