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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
RIre.

On Saturday night about $50 o'clock an
alarm was turned In from box a, caused by
the burning Of some furniture In the third
story OF the house Of Mrs. II. II. Paine, on l.
street, between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
streets. The department responded promptly,
aud experienced considerable difficulty In
answering the alarm, owing IN the slippery
condition Of tho streets. Fortunately the
fire was eNtlngulshcd without their services
being required. Loss probably 500.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

Considerable excitement was Occasloncd at
the Metropolitan hotel on Saturday evening,
about 1850 O'Clock, caused by the clipping OF
The bands which hold the elevator while Ii
was descending. Judge llelmqth aud VILE
were on the elevator Ut tho time, aud the
lady was considerably scared and little Ia
iured. The apparatus was Immediately hxed
10 aud pot In running order.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS
,or,Cu. on ,K,y ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICES OF sRw ADVERTISEMENT.
LATinER CLHARr, auetioneers, will sell
Thursday, February g at 10 o'clock >. m, at
No los Tenth street, between Pennsylvania ave
nna and 4 street, an extensive assortment Of
housshoid goods.
PIun q per cord at Thomas Faheys.
Tvs members Of Damon Lodge, No. 10,
Rnights Of Pythias viii meet Wednesday eve.
ming.
FuRNrsHHD rooms for housekeeping.
YouEa man wants q situation.
LATiNKR \ CLEAnY, huotionoers, will sell on
wednesday, February !, at o'clock p. m, val.
liable property corner Of Ninth and streets,
navy yard.
THE sale by WIN. L. Wall h Co., auctioneers
Of pair Of hne clipped horses, IL postponed until
Tuesday morning, Fsbruaryo.
OonrAHy ID, Washington Light Infantry,
viii assemble at their armory this evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

The PRIEsTs HOUSE, at 81. Inigoes Manor
the oldest Catholic residence In Maryland,
was totally destroyed by IRE on Wednesday
evening Of last week, The poor Jesuit fathers
lost nearly all their wearing apparel and
many valuable paintings aud ornaments, be-
iides many highly cherished relies OF colonial
times, on which unfortunately there was no
Insurance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

Oriental Lodge, No. y |. o. @. T., at a reg
ular meeting, elected the following OilicGrs
Tor the ensuing term W, &. T, Geo. Britt,
W. V. T., Mrs. 0. T. Shepard; ". B., +. II.
Jones; W. !. s., John Piles W. T., 4. s..
A. s. Clements; W. |. g., Miss sallle Britt,
W. o. o., ThOs. y. COOkseyi ?. W. G. T.,
Inhn r MlhOneY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

Judge SMELL in the case Of DR.. Il Lockwood,
charged with maintaining dlsordeIly house
at Union League hall yesterday decided that
the offence had not been proved. Mrs. Lock-
wood was Of course delighted at the success
OF her maiden effort at the bar, and was fe-
dictated upon the contamination Of her wishes
by many 6ystanders.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

That for few week, you can get your
BoVs AN ENTIRE OUrVtT,
DERBT CoAT, vEsT AND PASTa AND OvERooAT,
At less cost than you eau possibly buy tho
goods and make them yourselves
Gall and see the proon Of this assertion.
MOAN wALKKR 4 Co.,
GIL Pennsylvania avenue, near Sixth At
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

1t is particularly desired that all the mem.
bers Of this society, both new and old, should
attend the regular rehearsal TO be held at the
Congregational church, corner Of Tenth and
q streets, tonight Matthew q. Emery the
newly elected president, Is expected TO be
present, and Important arrangements, having
reference to the approaching concert, are 70
lie communicated
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

The AMERICAN RIcE CRoP.-Returns for
the past five years OF the American rice crop,
which Is grown In the Carollnas, Georgia and
Louisiana, show that Il has increased from
%. 100000 Of pounds In 1885, TO q, 900, 900 In
cents toe cents per pound during that period.
American rice Il protected by an import duty
on foreign rice In the tariff.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

The young gentlemen Of this Order are
busllV engaged In completing arrangements
for a private sOiree, TO take place At the resi-
deuce Of Mrs.. Williams, on pennsylvania ave
me near seventh street west Those who
arc fortunate 10 obtain Invitations will have
4 pleasant time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

usEpuL FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
THuRsroS's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best psntrlnce In use. II keeps the Teoth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouvKH's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner Is far
superior to anything known.
THoNPsoN's Pomade Optlme Is exquisite. II
softcns, beauties, and strengthens the hair
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

LATInHR h CLEARY will continue the sale Of
elegantly printed and illustrated works at II q.
m. and p. M, At Hoods Marble building, cor.
ner Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
q. ". HAvENrR %. will soil, at Z O'Clock,
,. m, on the premises, northeast corner stod.
dart and Montgomery streets, Georgetown, a
very desirable residence and lot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

The Corcoran ZOuaves will hold their first
leyee gu Tuesday evening, February o, At the
Masonic Temple. From the extensive prep
aratlons being made, and the material OF
which this organization is composed, we may
Justly say that the occasion will be one OF the
most enjoyable given this season.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
Railroads.
LTinoRR And ONO RAILIsoAD.

RALTinoRR AND ONO RAIL5aoAD.
Trains bstSysn WARRINGTON and nALIfhORE
and W A4HIH0rOH AHDTHHwEsr.a are nos run
ron BALTTMoHH.
" - - FoR 'IEs&Y sf1fi0H M ID
Leave dnily, ereept Saudsg. a tss, sik and ~ N
FoR PRINCIPAL. Way STATIONS.
and RsiAy-Le.,s q $50, sflt. and 1850 . M, And
.isS. III :5o;S, Si. n; ~ p a.
parins the vesk Tbs bio ., M train stops a AnnaD-
FOn ARFArOLts.
Leave a. 6it q, andti D. N. No train 10 OrtroAN
ys SUNDAY
Lave 'is" io h Va VA s,tx r sSs 49,
FoR ALI fzRTs % THF Wsssr
Iss,sdAlly, sxe@pt Saturday and suatAs. 81 ats . NJ
On sstuTdaI, sts,is q A., and 7iDnm.
On bundAg att ~ and ~ y. a., aaI, esaneotine ~
RslAy Station NTH trans from Baitmors 70 whssIlnE
Eo5 s,s..saI. sas PSaH's bss-ssa Rssy noe-s $40
goasS M s;r.ssuTs sbS WlnsSssSss sssosSsSs
ton train.
ThrouFh tiokgts 70 The west oaa be MAD "a the Was
tn9toa btation Ticket Ofaoo Al ali hon Ia the dag
For Nov NgEk, PhiladelpniA and Bostsp, so Edvaf-
uss~'os Of ThrooSh lane y \ wIIsoh
In QoLK, General lskst Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
NEW BOOKS.

LORD BANTUM. By author Of CinI Baby price
TIKI MEMBRR TO PARIS. By TrOlS x Orss, p,Ios
TiE MYsTERY OF oRoIvAL. By E,nIls Cab.
TS6 PLUEGRs FOR A PEARL ~ Mortimer
Collins; pro. q coats;
POISON OF Asfs, b. Florence aIrr,A'' prisO a
sTTST JAMES HERo. P' 4. rrsn'i's. cloth price
TRiBUNR ALMANAC, Tor lsTl, price % easta.
dlea MaEAEiBe. Old and Ngv sotibners liouthly and
ali the Magazines, a., for Feb uAry, and oomplots
WSddiaE ordsfs promptly and sknlfully executed.
a., su,s ,JSum "a .t ,,s,s..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

Joseph c. Foster sworni He knew very
little about the Seyenth-street road; had
walked about the city and viewed the I'm
pTOyements.
Mr.. Crane asked for his opinion as to
whether the work done on the road war
ranted the money expended.
Mr.. Chandler did not wish 10 be captious,
but thought 1t was consuming time TO bring
dlsinteTested parties TO testify.
Mr.. Crane said they wished TO obtain the
opinion OF persons that were not property
holders.
Mr.. Foster, resuming The cutters had
been laid before the ground was settled, and
had sunken 10 some places. Had noticed iT-
Irregularities on the road, and wondered how
II was TO be Joined. IL would necessltate two
curves to make the connection.
By Mr.. ROseyelti Did not know whether
the curves still existed or not.
To. Mr.. Chandler; Had not seen that por-
ton Of the work since Ii was finished; saw II
last In November; furnished the information
on which the newspaper article was written
10 the Citizen.
Mr.. Carpenter recalled' On RuppeTt's hill
was large portion OF maCadam stone, which
was preserved. The two portions OF the road
are not connected, but will meet with tue old
curve. He had to keep the line Of road, OF
trespass on private property, and when com
pleted the road would be perfectly level.
RESIDENT ON THE sTAsD.
Benjamin Downing Sworn' Resided on the
second eminence on Seventh street, north OIL
| Boundary had lived there for seventeen
years. lie did not know that he was proper
| Judge OF the expenses Of the road, but u
seemed 10 him that they were pretty high
| He was In favor Of the improvement bul
| they had gone to a higher figure than he ex'
pected they would. lie thought that some Of
the stone that was being used was OF very
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
AMUsENENTs.



Taxing tho packed houses which greeted
Miss Maggie Mitchell last week "a an cyl-
dencs OF that little lady's popularity, we pre-
dict that she will draw throughout the
present one TO the satisfaction OF the treas
urers office al least-and that Is saying q
great deal. Maggie Is possessed Of fascina-
ton that carries the hearts Of her audience
with 1t, aud In any city her appearance In
any Of her roles gathers her legons OF nd
mlren to the theatre. This evening she ap-
pears as Fay In The Old Ma'mselle's Secret"
The play Il Of the emotional kind, and she
presents Its principal character with great
truthfulness aud feeling.
Tee Escaped Nun.
Miss Edith o German, known a. the escaped
nun, will deliver her lecture entitled Life in
Convent" atLlncoln hall, on next Wednes-
day evening, II Is spoken Of as a thrilling
discourse, and has certainly drawn large
houses everywhere II has been delivered.
There IL q peculiar interest-a curious aud
sensational onc-awakened by the subject,
aud while widely diverse opinions are held
regarding the truth Of tue statements the
lady makes, there Is but ono concerning the
lecture rs q pecunlary success, for IL has
proved most attractive In every city she has
visited professionally.
Egyptian AntiaHItI .
lecture on Egyptian Antiquities" will
be delivered by Prof. Gustavus seyfiarth at
Lincoln hall this evening The Professor IL
most favorably mentioned rs scholar Of
rare talent and great research, and highly
instructive entertainment will doubtless be
enjoyed by those who attend the lecture.
The Piate-Priater-' Ball.
The success which has always attended the
balls given by the Plate. Printers Union justi-
nes the prediction that the affair to come on
this evening at Masonic hall will DO a most
enjoyable one. Every arrangement which
can contribute to the happiness Of IL patrons
has been made by the committee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
5h5d So kS5s rT;.s 5.n: sai' k ks:sS
ANp ONO RAIIRoAp.

- o. End after oOToBER n, ISL, the Trains
lnhea this Road ylll run - iollospl
~ The Mall Train will leave AleGaudrfA dally
(enoept BuadAyl 81 ei1 . arrive a LeesburE Al
10 Is =. N, and HAialtoa ~ II a. m, Leave Ham
uton At - 20 y. NJ and BooaisurH al IL o. m, and
arrivs ~ AlsIAndpa 81 q % D m.
The AooonmotAtion Train vii leave AleEandTiA
daily lsneept Sunday al tiQ % and arrive a. Lsss-
burg At SO y. N, Leave Lsssburs e. = n and
arrive ~ AleIAndriA At SIS .. m.
The Is a m train from Alexandria, and u 10 o. M
train from HAmilton, connect a. Hamilton with
Ksmps Daily Line Of 0oAohes for Purosville, anlck.
r.. Lac pi Qoaehas. shiloh issvs LsesburG daily for
Adds Aad Middlehurl.
q. 4. n ifkvESTR. WENT and riS.., As.pt a,
Alexandria, will be rwared far HAmilton, free
o. charge. other !hln our rssulaI tarh rAteA
-, - II gAyEsEa,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
NHROMOS ANDPICTUREFRAMEs.

AN IMMRNsR GTouR OF NEw PATTERNS,
aud hrst brought TO this city, Oval and Square, In
WALNUT and GILT Moe ldlnGn. -. -.
for PhotoSaPhs oi ~ .i1ss together With eh9los
selection 81 OF OHRONOS ON CANVAS A. prices
Withlh the reach OF All, Wholesale and hltAll, hy
ItMtS Bkl,LkWS .
hitehoOo1s Popular Dime ana Half Dine Music
for sale. lAhls'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

PennsyIVanin Republican Association,
A stated meeting Of the Pennsylvania Re
publican Association will be held this evening
10 transact important business,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
1DTl uRRAT
TO ruiz NORTnwEST, soUi'H. kisyy sotyfB

MESf.
g ass ore. s.S . % 'i s.s "
..--...hp ,. m. 49, n n M
TnE dilRIff bSSdHhEHy S.oE .R;i;;iiSST3ss ; n.
a.rs, vith modera mpFovsnsata
rwe hundred miles a'sd 70 wsrsFn and usn,r.
The 10 y a N; DAILY, sIospt Sunday. .north-s.tt
MIKr uosNIorIoNs
nnigagh from Baltimore 70 ROOHkn1lfR and PITTS
bNHi utthont ohAnlA
oosSss Il srsS .,Tes. md ne SSs
nAtPnA kots, ~hsrs information viii Be GsSa
Pssssass prOeurins ilOss,s a, ,h. once s.o ,.ous.
fSssSrs s fFi io' n Sas..n SS or
oorass slEth 81 And PglR IvsSSS,
"a YOUNG, G.n'r'l sAs.'psst ,AFYssaL -,
THRog9B LIsS aHrgEgH wAsnINeToN
'hnAMr IsHisa aan i Es a Ei ssnSo..
Trains between WAahnSton aud New VoTi are -.
nos rln ;. f0tl0Ne, sis IkgA
goR sRM YoaK. siih9at ohsAEs Of sar. lkE
Lssvs aAi6 tstSsp' handasl 81 400 q N, htN. aod
YuR rus ADeLPbiA.
,s's sally 'sasso' Sunday, 81 400 a.. tLtAN sd
ON SUNDAY.
iaAts Tor Mss Yotk At pno p n. ssd phi,sdsipbn -.
klsspiaE can i-s NJ You on als p n train Oal,..
sssloa - I'D ~ hs siStoo oeo. Al all b"ars %
sss ealtinor, and Ohio Railroad Advertisement, 10.
.ah.dhlS esesssn Washington, BAltisoEe Aanap@li.N
MAstsf of TTansparsAtloa.
Z, n. OOLR, General 11ekst AssnI
GEO. s. kOOhrh, AEent washiastoh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
pHILP a sOLOMONs,

Lust oF NKw BOOKS.
The Great Republic descriptive. Statistical and
historical yleW Of the states and TeritoTss Of the
American Union, By james D. MeOabe, IT,, e6i The
BTivsstrssi or, Tbs oatoAstss By N. de Bsth4m "a.
yards. esHtsi Asso.ds Oounssy md saeILban
COLLINS u ssntS Ths MysteFJ Of oTeisai, " Rmns
uAbOriAn, rs ofntsj Tue Am rican bAIO !, hy james
ne Mile, 81; AohAmmsd All and Ills House, BY
Loaisa MahlbAeh, "; hlAds-o.dhAss, ~ b, 1 Far.
cents Aelstor Karrs Sketch Book, b. u. q. Leland,
Q2bOI OhFonielol Of Gotham, Book 600 ID, Is cent?
Addresses A'ths lnAuEuIAsn Of Professor Porter o.
FRENOH BOOKS,
The novels OF the Dromlnent frsnch authnFs, Eroh-
man, ObatTiA9, George sand, LAboulAJo Chsabuhoz,
laA Oil PsnusVlynnla RveHH~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
CITY ITEMS.

THERn Is no excuse for poor Biscuits, Rolls,
Bread, Griddlo Cakes, Mufhns wales, kc,
when DOoley's Yeast Powder Il used.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

NEW sToREi Low PRIoEsl-Tho best " white
Shirts, Gents Kids at q, and the best quality
do. at tl.6o, you can md at Prices Gents Fur.
nishing Depot, as Seventh street, between d
and y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

LADIES AND GHSrs' Kid Glove Depot, the
largest In the city, Is at q. BAUM's Corset Fac.
tory, t0s Seventh street. between ID and Z. II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

sTRAMRR Lady OF the LSke will sail for
Norfolk, Monday, February 5, 1917, At l p. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05
TTNIrRD sTATKs PATENT oFgIoE.

u WssHiEaTon, b. o., JsnnGry "a ls1l
On the petition o. HInAA bAftrii, Of hsWt1n Mills.
h.dd9nasld, Pray9E ips Shs SIt;1soa x IL
Tor an Isproys msnt 10 Devices Attached 70 BAndt
saWS Tor squannG and Marking i
on tho 1sth dAg Of And asEt that the time
lor nins AEgumsnts and ne hfaminsIa TePo.t ~
pslitoa 6e beard % the ist d. q A.aI aSIt.
IanAifuBW ND, Lko0Rrf, OOamisslOnsL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

your orders for Balls, Parties, Weddings aud
Receptions, who Ia prepared to furnish upon the
shortest notice, In the most exquisite style, and
at reasonable rates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

POLICE OouRT-JHdos SnsH.-The only matter
Of interest In the Police Court Saturday was :
decision by Judge Smell, dischaTginE Dr, Lock.
at Union League Hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

The investigation Into the affairs Of the
Board OF Public Works was resumed on
Saturday morning by the Committee on the
District Of Columbia Of the House Of Rep
rcsentatlves. There were present Of the COM
mlttee Mrssrs. starkweathcr, Chairman
Roosevelt, Crebs, Poland, Williams, Cotton,
Chapman, and Eldrldgc. W. +. Chandler,
for the Board Of Public Works, A. q. Rid
die for the memorialIsts, and citizens ]. ~.
Crane, A. A. Watson, Benz. severson, G. P.
Culver, z. d. Gilman, Columbus Alexander,
j. Q. Lewis, Henry Polklnhoru, and others.
Mr. Riddle laid before the committee tho
following communication regarding the work
gu street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05


Crape A. A. Watsop. Benz, Seyefaon, e. ?.
:, ,n-. ,.I,,.,t.,,. At...,,a..
culver, H. ~ oumhn' Npium"u' AIeAauuo''
j. q, Icwla, Henry POlklnhOrn, and others.
~. Rtdai, i.td hefore IN, conbniitee tho
~ i''Up'e '. -,
following communication regarding the work
OH y street,
,,.,, 1900,
ThVIh AT LAST
HoARD ov PUhLic wonKs
DISTINCT o. IuLuMhiG
,s Vpri,l ~ 4, O 4 r. h',St $3.50
- , " ~ ~ ., '''-,
". y. cha"a''f' fT' t'"""'J" ne D''''''' So'f"'
49,. .' A. ,-,-
SUI 10 Response 70 your request iot ihtofma-
!lon A. 70 me improvement on street, nave
The work on the improvement Of y street was
commenced under the order OF the city govern.
mont Of Washington, In pursuance Of the act Of
that corporation approved April 20, ISL, as APP
pears by the copies Of papers In the two commu.
nicatlons Of Governor yOOks 10 the District 10.
gislAturo Of May 81, and June 20 1871. Journal,
vol. I, PIP. W, l9i)
was superintendent OF streets under the city
government, and also became the nrht assistant
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

" wAsnH0ToH, ID, o., JGagGIy II, Is7a
On the pstitpn on JDHN DKroHvIEIB, q syrHoaIo o,
~ ", prAying for the extension Of patent granted
70 hln tho 0th day o. April, lshs, and Toissasd on
Cooling And DTyina Meal
II ordaTod that the testimony 10 the be closed
pp the 18Th dAy Of March merit that the time Tor
alias aIslmsnis sla the KIAminsI report b limited
be hsaFd on the 81 day o. ApTil naEt-
ncTsoh mar VA Sa ,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-05

TIE CATRRKR,
SCI Seventh Street,
aaA laawa
, 1872-12-03

herewith transmitted. It will be the duty OF the
Commission at yo5ilr coming session to transmit
q 1enoTt of the nrDaress made and to lay before
Won Tie details relating to the exhibition OF
American and foreign arts, products, and manu-
factrres which BY the term o. tGe aet Is to oe
~. I1nite1 States in the City Of Philadelphia in
tI,a year 1876, This celebration will be looked
forward to by American citizens with great
interest, as making century Of greater pro-
gress and prosperity than is recorded in the bis
tory of any other nation, and proving o further
people Of all the commercial nations Of the earth
in a manner calculated to secure international
good feeling
CIVIL SERVICE.
An earnest desire has been felt to correct the
abuses, which have grown up in the Civil Service
appointments to Office, which have been re-
garded too much as the reward Of political SER
vices Under the authority Of Congress rules
have been established to regulate the
terms of Office and the mode Of appoint
ments. 1t cannot be expected that
any system OF rule can be entirely effective, and
prove perfect remedy for the existing evils,
till they have been thoroughly tested by actual
practice and amended according to the require
ments Of the service.
During my term of Office it shall be my best
endeavor to so apply the rules as to secure the
greatest possible reform in the Civil Service OF
The Government, and it viii require require the the
enforcement Of the System binding upon my
successors, and hope that the experience OF
the past year, together with appropriate leglsia-
tiou by Congress- may reach satisfactory so!u-
| ton Of this question, and SECURE to the punhlc
service, for all time, practical method Of % op-
tanning faithful and efficient officers and EN-
p1oyes. ann u D oAASi'
, 1872-12-03

| cbanoad q beat steady, with moderate export de
rseep q b. ~ GhsasG s,x5%Rs sprRs
ms1f Snehan fsd Corr II odezste export demand
receipts b. osts %estsrn F,er mi1ea ras Ss
S bn an cd a. issd Western, 62K@59c new, 5o@
62}3e; sGs T4ite' 4i Sg S2@25o; Ho,s Unchanged.
Gsoc4RIEs,-Coace in sir demand; Rio, 15G1eAc
Sugar dull and unchanged 1o'sses qo1e1 al oo@o7'
Rig s5ssay At 1S&1as i refined, axc
TuRPENTIE-Quiet at 62c. ' -1r-r.,n,o
Pnov1s1oss-Pork quiet; m ess, $nH.'ss1eN I psiatt t
quiet and unchanged. Middes se;wer long clear fol
this weeks delivery 72c long @ se1{s5 a december to n
aS s9o5s sssr dG Gss III sze asga ss N' 10 D
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Unchanged.
WH1sREY-Ftim; fair inquiry at % D9$h+:.
BUFFALO, Dec. 2.-Flour quiet. Whs s6-sprtng neg
lected winter wanted Corn firm YES M 2ao90 90 d0 b.,
No: Western Ut 4oc: Oats firm hut d. Bales 10000
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-BnEApsTU sFs Flour
Wisconsin, s7.25@715 Wheat in fair demand; Vest
ern red S1.72@l.8a; amber l85tal99; Wtute, 81 80
s steady 1sd # WsseS SSase &C. Corn oss 6 sr yS
'rnand white, 46@4sc; mixed, 43@45c;
CRUDE PETnoLEuM-19c; refined, 26e.
WH1sKE1-Firm at 9Gc:
GSonsA91 Dec: 21DEE4DsrgFFs@mo1r IDS g st o aTm
IN ind rm assna nna
stead at 6a@70c. Oats unchanged.
Pnov1s1oss~PorE dull and nominal. Lard steady
steam, 74c kettle, 7He. Bulk meats and haeoa. dull
and unchanged for cd new offered at s@sAc for
according to weight
at s3.75.
WHtsKEY-Firm ut 88c
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-BREADsrurFs-Flour, scarct y
anything doing owing to the neagre shipping facn i
ties. Wheat dull only sample lots sold. Corn dull
t1aal ana %9s IKE o 2ss os
@24Ic, East St. Louis track; 25@a5c in elevator,
Barley quiet Bye firm, but alow No. ?, &c, delv-
cred.
WH1sKEE-steady at 90c.
PRov1sloSs-Pork nominally lower; offered at
oT bbng and ,a @ ea nsn pacHe n e
4c; clear rib 6A@62sc; clear, 6'4c. Bacon and lard
Hoos-1,u at s3.7s@4oo: receipts, 1o,sso
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2.-BEEADsTUFFs-Flour quiet
2 s. .09A. Oats steady No. ?, 5sc Corn steady; No
sss. H BE rn No. l, soc' Barley dull and shade
REcE1r1s--Flou., 1000 br1s: wheat, 1900 bu;
barley, 900 bu:
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 2.-BREADsTUFFE-F1our firm.
Wheat Nothing done. Corn steady high mixed, &c
low MIXED, &c new, shelled, 44c Oats dull No. !,
SIC; No. 2, 35c.
PErRoLEuM-1n demand md unchanged.
OSWEGO.
0swE0o, Dec. 2.-GRA1S-{Fheat firm and quiet !;
No Milwaukee spring, 81 .60 extra white Michigan,
s2,o5. Corn dul1at Csc: Barley quiet.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Dec. 2.-BREApsrurFs-Flour steady.
Wheat in fair demand and higher; amber Michigan,
No. do s1.47li@1.49k. Corn qn1et high mixed, 38
@38Gc; new. 36}Gc; low mixed new, 36c. Oats shade
better; No. i. 37Ac; No. 2. 3oA932xc.
CLOVER SEED-$5.10@5.25.
DRESSED HoGs-$4.00
RECEIPTS Flour, 300 brls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn,
10000 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
sH1pMEsTs- 1,ooo brls wheat, 5000 bu corn,
1000 bu; oats, IL 600 bu.