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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-31
NOTICE TO TAx-pAYERs.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, .
RICHMOND, VA, May 3lst, 1873. 5

THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
Il from O'Clock a. m. to o'clock p. m from
the 10Th day of June to the 30th. inclusive, for
the purpose of receiving from any person
charged with CITY TAXES for the year 1873 |;
the whole or one-half of the amount of tax
charged, and that ten per cent. will be added to
the amount of tax charged, in everv case where
the party assessed shall fail to pay the whole or
one half within the time so limited
To avoid crowd and pressure on the last few
days of the collection, the collector would re-
spectfuly request all parties to call early in the
time specified and those having lists and
memoraudum to leave will do so, that their
bills may be selected and receipts made out.
JOHN f. REGNAULT.
my Slim Collector.
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For GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS GO TO
FRAYsER's, opposite postoffice.

For PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE BAP-
list CLERGY GO TO FRAYsER's GALLERY, oppo-
site the postotfice.
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FRAYsER's GALLERY, opposite the
postoffice card photographs only 50 per dozen,
and large size 81.
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TRYl DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, you
will soon find it not only the best, but also the
cheapest. Baking Powder Put up full, net
weight.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEs-
APEAKE RAILRoAD.-This company,
which purchased the York River railroad
a few weeks ago, will take possession on
Monday, and daily line will in a short
time be opened to Philadelphia and Balti-
more. New steamers will also be placed
on the York river and Chesapeake bay.
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WE WOULD RECOMMEND OUR
friends who want good photographs to go to
FRAYsER's GALLERY, opposite the postofIice.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nav 30.-Considera.
BILE anxiety is felt for General Davis, who
has gone on scout with the captured
Modocs after Captain Jack.
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ILLINOIS.
Fatal Accident at Decoration
ErOIic.

CHICAGO, May 3l.-Two persons were
killed by an accident at decoration frolic
here Yesterday.
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FRAYsBR's extensive gallery, opposite the post
office.
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CAsToRIA.-Is more than substitute
for Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exis-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind -colic and produce natural sleep. 1t is
pleasant TO take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep.
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q, < WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF
spC the WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL for
one year.
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THOMAS S. ARMISTEAD,

FINE AND LIE Il H4NSUHhtNOH1 1h0'N
I4OO Main street.
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NEW YORK, May 31.-Stocks dull
Gold steady, at 1175. Money firm 6a7
Exchange long 81; short %. Govern
ments dull and steady. State bondl
steady.
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The pulpits of the several Presbyterian,
Methodist and Baptist churches in this city
and Manchester will be occupied by min
listers Of the Baptist General Association
tomorrow, as will be seen by the follow
ing list of appointments
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"Fn CoMPANY.-At meeting Of "F''
company, held at their armory last night,
an invitation, which has been extended to
them to visit the Allegheny Springs, was
laid before the meeting, and after full con-
sderation of the subject it was unani-
mously accepted. To show that the boys
are in earnest and intend to have good
time, they at once appointed a committee
consisting of the commissioned officers and
orderly sergeant to make all necessary ar
rangements. They will leave here about
the LIST of August.
WORK OF THE POLICE COURT FOR
THE MONTH OF MAY.--Number of per-
sons summoned before His Honor Justice
White on warrant, 1868; ordinance violations
1872, total, 4S5; sent on to hustings court,
10; to jail for petit larceny or assault and
battery. 30; to jail in default Of surety
for good behavior, 20; number of parties
fined, 1903; discharged or continued cases,
315; amount fines imposed, 1894
amount fines collected, s375.25.
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SPECIAL RATES made at counter. or by
contract. with regular patrons.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-Flour-Demsnd
light and holders firm. Wheat-Unsettled
and closed firm; No. l Chicago spring
81 II; No. 9 do 81 14t spot 81 l5I Janu:
ary; No. 8 do 81 II; rejected 81 08is1 03.
Corn-Steady; 52ia524c cash; 52ic Janu.
arY; rejected old 51a51ic; new 45s46c,
oats-Fair demand and advanced; No. Q,
855aSsc; rejected 35ic. Rye-Dull and
dropping; No. ., 75as5c. Barley-Dull
and lower for No. 2 fall, 81 50; steady Tor
No. 8 spring, 81 DIAL 05. Provisions
Opened quiet and closed active and higher;
mess pork $14 25 spot; $14 40 Jan. Lard
Fair demand and advanced; &c spot,
Bulk Meais-Good demand at full prices;
partly cured loose shoulders &c; short
rib middles 6sa6!c; packed tc above
those prices' Green Meats-Qulet and
firm; shoulders $4fc. Rsms. 7tassc for
90 to 10 ID averages. Dressed Hogs
Fair demand and firm; choice frozen
IS 10 bid. Whisky-Fair demand at 90
o07a ...
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CHICAGO.
A CONTRACTOR KILLS ONE oV MS WORK.
MEN.

A CONTRACTOR KILLS ONE oV MS WORK
MEN.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-A special from La
porte, Ind, says that Johnston Virtue, q
contractor on the Baltimore, Pittsburgh
d Chicago Railroad, while waiting for q
train at the depot at Walkerton, Ind.
Yesterday afternoon, was approached py
Peter WalquiSt who, with drawn pistol
threatened to kill Virtue unless he was
Immediately paid some arrears o. wage.
due him. Just as he reached Virtue the
latter drew a pistol and shot him dead
Virtue surrendered himself 10 the au-
thorities and will have preliminary ex
animation to-day.
u1Isors STATE, FARMERS ASSOCIATION
In the State Farmers Association a
Decatur yesterday, Q large number .
Tesolutions on o great variety OF su6jece
we're introduced and referred and ad'
dresses were delivered by Asssrs. hoSson ,
Creighton, Flag, Day and Professor tut M
per. Among the resolutions were w
looking to the formation ot o new Pc
liticai party.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 1S.-Cotton-Dull
and lower; 15i. Flour-Quiet, firm and
unchanged. Wheat Scarce and I'M
changed; sample lots 81 40a1 48. Corn
New ear 5la54c: old ear and shelled 5Sc.
nye-scsrce at 95a98c. Oats-Firm at
42a50c. Barley-Dull; 81 Goal 90. Gro,
cerIes-steady and firm. Oils Unchanged.
nsE sge5 snd porFos posseseseady ge6 pfe a.
SIS 90. Lard-Qulet; steam SIC; Kettle
SIC. Bulk Mests-Quiet; light sales, ask.
ing 5fa8sa7c; sales of 100000 pounds
clear rib March TIC. Bscon--Qulet and
steady; shoulders &c; clear rib and clear
TIC. Green Meats--Quiet; buyers asking
concession; held at St, 8ia69c. HANG
79assc. Hogs--Buyers and sellers apart,
light sales at range oil "a 60a5 90; re.
ceipts 0,l77; shipments 451; Whisky
Easier but not lower, sellers 95c.
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WASHINGTON.
FUNERAL OF MR.. DENT.

FUNERAL OF MR.. DENT.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 1s.-The funeral oI
Mr.. Dent took place this morning from
the Executive Mansion. In addition Il
the members OF the family there were
present all the heads OF departments. The
remains were placed on the Baltimore &
Potomac Railway train for conveyance to
St. Louis, and were accompanied by the
President. Col. Grant, Col. Casey, Gen. F.
T. Dent, Marshall Sharpe and Gen. Bab-
cock.
Minister Sickles has announced to the
Secretary Of State tho conciliation OF the
conflicting interests In the Spanish Cortes
and the Establishment Of the CASTELAR, gov.
ernment.
The President sent message TO the
Senate to.day, Withdrawing the nomina.
tion Of Henry Kessler for Postmaster at
Cincinnati.
BILL SIGNED.
The President has signed the bill for
the redemption Of the loan Of 1858.
RRsURREcTloNIsTs SENTENCED.
George A. Christian. late clerk Of the
Surgeon Generals office, and Charles
Green, both convicted on the charge of
digging up dead bodies and selling them
were to-day sentenced TO one year impris.
onment and fined $1,000.
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations: John 8. Pool, Collector Of
Customs, Sandusky, o. Collector Of In
ternal Revenue-Wm. R. Sapp. 18th Dis.
trict Of Ohio. Postmasters-John Nc.
Kee, Hamilton, Ohio; John M. Barrere,
HIllsboro, Ohio; r. o. Kinkard, Green.
field, Ohio. James n. Reed, Stubenville,
Ohio; William Mcould, Ironton, Ohio.
GEN. HowARD's CASE.
The House Committee on Military AZ
fairs made no progress with the case oil
Gen. Howard to.dey. They are waiting
to hear from the Secretary Of War. who
made the charges affecting Howard's In
tepritv,
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WE are sincerely glad to see that Cas-
TELAR Is not only "boss" in Cuba, bul
that, according to this mornings dis
patches, he has succeed in hsrmonizing
the disafiected elements by which he Is
Immediately surrounded. He has shown
himself statesman from first to last in
his multitudinous difficulties at home and
abroad. The Carlist rebellion goes on as
q matter of course. There Is an ire
pressible conflict between the monarch.
ists and churchmen on one side and the
Republicans on the other. This contest
will be fought out to the bitter end, until
Spain becomes through adversity q puri.
fed and redeemed country.
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DIR. wRsrwooD IN WASHINGTON.

DR.. wRsTwooD IN WASHINGTON.
Imet to-day your former lellow.citizer
the distinguished pastor Of Fourth Stree
II. E. Church, DR.. Westwood, now 10
recently Of Evansville, Iud. The Docto
expressed q wish 10 be remembered 10 hi
friends in Wheeling, though he did nc
expect II done through this medium. q
is stopping with q brother, who reside
In this city.
coNdREsstEN NAusEATrEd OVER TIL
The Arabs up at the Capitol are ex
pected 10 iold their tents, the last Of tn
week, and silently steal away, with as
much of the SALARY grab" and othel
plunder as they can get their hands on
There have been great many wry faces
(near 300 over the pill prescribed BY
Doctor Hoz PapuH and labelled "Repea
OF the Salary Grab" tits very .narls
eous dose, but It will have to be swal-
lowed, and will be with little sugaring
The patient would have done himself
more credit II he had taken the .medi-
cine without so much fuss about 1t, for
he has allowed Dr.. v. P. to see very
plainly that he did not want TO take II
all and only does so-as Fallstaf would
say-on compulsion.
THE U. s. TREASURY AND THR WEST vIR'
GINA TREASURY syMPATHIoALLY RE-
LATED. lsffs
The great question here now, in Con-
araAa anI In tha nana etmanto Ia the
question OF ways and means. They have
down here in the Treasury very disa.
greeable thing called q "deficit" You
had one In West Virginia two or three
years ago, when the two ends OF the
financial string didn't meet, and you
seem TO have another one now II II Is
correctly reported that your Governor
has been obliged to borrow money OF the
Wheeling banks for the ordinary ex-
penses OF the State. But your deficits
are small affair compared with this.
This Is computed at $42, 900 900. The prob.
lem Is what to do with II. It is either to
reduce expenses or increase taxation.
There Is not an official in any department
who doesn't believe that all creation
would come 10 q stand still II his estimates
are cut down, II the machinery ofthe Gov
eminent is simplifed, II expenditures
are reduced and the thousands OF barna-
cles that cling to the ship Of state in all
quarters are scraped of. Yet the most
rigid and unsparing retrenchments is q
duty that cannot now be neglected or
postponed without imminent danger 10
the ascendency Of the power now in con.
troll Of all branches Of the Government.
The feeling throughout the country is criti'
cal, and any increase Of taxation now
would be most dangerous expedient.
These facts seem TO be realized by the
cooler heads in Congress; and it is to be
expected that class Of Congressman under
the lead of Dawes and Garfield, chairmen
Of the two great financial committees OF
the House, will make resolnte fight for
economy. But the influences here against
are numerous and powerful,
and the issue is in doubt. RAMBLER.
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II Is believed that after the first Of July
there will be such an improvement In
business that the-receipts from Internal
revenue will regain their former status
before the panic, and for the fiscal year
ending June 3Olh next will exceed the es'
innate Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
which was s9l,5O0o,O00.
There is good ground for believing
that business will very decidedly improve
after the first Of. January under the
stimulus Of such large increase in the
currency as is now going on. How car
It be otherwisej It ia not believed that II
will be the policy Of tho Government foi
some time to come 10 resume the sales oi
gold aud the purchase Of bonds. Upon
this point the New York Post speaks as
follows:
It is believed that the country has had
enough OF the bond.buying policy, which,
plainly ststed. Is taking money from pro-
ductive industries when 1t Is worth on an
average ten per cent, TO buy bonds not
due which bear six per cent 1t Is not
simply the difference in the rates OF In
.erest; but in addition there Is the cost Of
collecting taxes. No more taxes should
be levied than are necessary in ordinary
times to pay current expenses, the interest
on the public debt. and provide for the
sinking fund. All except what Is neces-
sary for these purposes, and with current
expenses kept down to the limit pre-.
scribed by strict economy, should be lett
with the people, where the money can be
used TO better advantage than in prepay
iDg our bonds. s,-
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New YORK, Dec. 1s.-Cotton-Quiet
and lower; middling uplands 1Gtc. Flour
Heavy and lower; super western and
State IS 75a6 80; common to good SO Goa
Z 10; good 10 choice 81 25a7 80; white
wheat extra 81 70a9 %; extra Ohio SO so
as 55. Wheat-Moderate demand and
lower; winter red western 81 90. Rye
More active; $106. Barley-UnchaIged.
Corn-Closed a shade frmer; western
mixed In store 7sa79c; afloat 79as0c; new
western mixed aaoat 56a5sc; new white
western 66c. Oats-Firm; mixed west
ern afloat 55a56ic; white western 57a5ac.
Cofee-Quiet and firm. Sugar-Quiet.
Eggs-Western 2Sa30c. Butter-Steady;
western S0a52c. Whisky-99c, all De-
eonhar
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Weather Reporf.
WAR DEPAlTHENT,
OPFIcE OF TINE CHIlF SIaNAL 0YFIoER,
wATHMaToA. D. G., Dec. lS,-s:OoP P. n.

PROBABILITIES. ...
For New England and the Middle
States, increasing cloudiness will prevail
during Friday with less pressure, light to
iresh variable winds and probably areas
Of rain by Friday afternoon or evening:
For the lake region and Ohio Valley,
generally cloudy weather with light rain,
followed by Increasing pressure, lower
temperature and winds In the upper lake
region, shifting to the north and north
west. 80 ~ ~. ~ y.
For the Northwest, q lower tempera-
ture with partly cloudy weather, possibly
areas Of light rain and snow. ...,.,
For the South Atlantic States, partly
clear and foggy weather will continue
with slight changes in temperature and
For The Gulf States, partly cloudy
weather, with lower temperature and
southwesterly to northerly winds, The
winds on the west gulf coast increasing
In force. Ss
For the canal region Of New York ant
Ohio and the region Of the Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal, the temperature will re-
main above freezing during Friday, bu
will fall In these districts decidedly OF
Friday night or Saturday.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-The market for
colored goods Is less active but prices are
exceptionally firm, and flne bleached
shirtings have an upward tendency
Utica Nonpareil shirting sold ahead and
the price In frat hands Ia nominalj wide
bleached shirting also sold ahead. Best
grades Condlc ticking advanced 1c. Fancy
casslmeres, jeans and cottonades ore TAX
Ing more freely by clothing mRnutactur-
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 1s.-Flour-Erm;
Western superfne a 76a6 90; extra 8 30
az 90; family 1915. Wheat-steady;
choice amber 81 s5. good to primo 81 go
o 81 SO. oats-Quiet. Rye-Firm OF 80
a93c. Provisions-Quiet and unchanged.
Butter-Active and strong; good TO
choice Western rolls and tubs 26a30c,
Coffee-Yery firm; fair to prime Rio 25s
281c. Whisky-Actiye and firm at 81 0e,
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Terrific Hail storm.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 1s.-0ne Of the most
terrific hail storms. accompanied by
heavy wind, rain and lightning, ever wit
messed In this vicinity passed over this
city this afternoon at halt past two o'clock
The barometer at the signal station com.
mOnced falling, and In few minutes fell
half an inch. For ten minutes the wind
blew at the rate Of twentY.six miles pei
hour, which was followed as suddenly by
a dead calm. The rain, falling ten min
utes, flooded the streets 10 the depth o.
hall an inch. The hailstones were rough
and Of Q peculiar shape, weighing from
one to three ounces. As yet no damage
| has been heard Of.
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AT tie demonstration Of the working.
men in New York, at Cooper Institute, q
great number Of significant notices were
paiaded, and among them the following;
"All Salaries Shall be Reduced"
"Civil Rights have Passed-Now Ior
the Rights OF Work"
Freedom for Labor-Death TO Monop.
Olies." .......-
"Does Speculation or Labor Create
Wealth.
awe Want no India Rubber Dollar"
I'VE Demand Suspension ol Rent Tor
"The PHI iOr Psnics . Graduated
Taxes"
"When Worknen Begin TO Think Mo
nopolies Begin TO Tremble."
Mans Wealth Must be Limited"
"The General that Commands this Ar
my Is General Distress"
Give US this Day our Daily Bread:
Equal Laws and Homes for the In
dustriouS."
ave have Sworn upon the Altar O.
Justice that the Wealth Eearned by La
Dor shall Pay the Taxes" :
Finally, over the heads OF the speaker
hung a banner inscribed:
ave mean business Politicians pleas
take back seat"
1t was stated on some Of the mottoea
that the sherif's salary in New York
ssSO.OOO; that of the Clerk. 100000, 0
the Register 100000; Of the Surrogate
100000; Of the Chamberlain $4,000; o
Judges $4,000. Also, that illegal and IN
necessary fees paid from the Comptroller
office amounted to 100000. Also, tha
there was unjusty paid out to public ser
wants and in sinecures according to la'
100000. Therefore the followihn
motto was inscribed on their banners;
LET US alter these laws. No NOR
salaries Of over 5000"
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19. = Flour -
Scarce and firm; superfine $5a5 30; etats,
Ohio and Indiana So 90; family 81 76a
8 25. Wheat-Steady; red 81 e8; amber
81 65a1 SO; white 81 80. Rye-State 90c,
Corn-0ld scarce, 77a78c; new 68a6ec;
yellow and old mixed western 77a79o.
oats-Firm; white 58a59c; mixed 53a64c,
Whisky-$1 05. Petroleum-Crude 9ie;
refined do 1916. ..
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BTEANgHIp OTVRN Up
SAN FRANCISCO.

THE CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY, STILL VOTING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1s.-The vote 10
the Assembly on Senators was the same
to-day as yesterday, except that Highly
was absent, being sick, losing Booth one
vote. Booth, 40; Farley, 29; shalter, 8.
Senate vote-Booth, "a; Fairly, 10; Shat
ter, 10; Pendergast l. Booth gained !.
Joint Convention vote-Booth, 90; Far
ley 81; Pendergast, l.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 49,. = CATTLE -
Heavy; very best on sale 6a6tc; that gen.
orally rated first quality 4sa6c; medium
4a4ic; ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
3la40c; number Of ChriBtmas cattle ay.
eragipg 100 to 2,400 sold at 7aSc. Re.
ceipts, 2,s07 head; sales 22s2.
Hoos-Corn.ied 7a74c net, mostly OF the
latter figures; stillers eea7c. Receipts,
0,000 head. ...
sHEEP-Unchanged; stock on hand
generally inferior; quotations at 4a6sc,
Gross receipts, 434 head.
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JOEL WOOD, Esq, has been reelected
President of the Wheeling s. Lake Erie
Railroad for another year and we are
glad to notice the fact. Mr.. WooD has
certainly given every evidence Of pluck
and perseverance in the matter and II he
finally achieves success will have fairly
won his honors.
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EPluribus Unum.

KASsAs CRY, Dec. 1s-M. G. Hall,
contractor Of the Paola u Fall River n;
R., obtained q considerable amount o.
bonds belonging TO the road, two wee6S e6S
ago, aud ran of, leaving about l,oyV
men unpaid, the families Of whom are in
destitate circumstances. Parties are 10
pursuit OF him.
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Alleghany Live stock MarkeI.

Allegheny Live Stock Market.
EAST LIBERTY, Dec. 19-OATTLE-Ar.
rivals SO cars best 81 to eic; medium Q 70
5ac; bulls 2t TO &c.
Hoas-Arrivals 40 cars; beat Philadel.
phias $5 25 to 8 40; Yorkers $3.50 to s 90.
SHEEP-ArrivalS 8 cars; best 8 to 6tcs
medium 4 70 4ic; common 8 to 3ic,
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TOLEDO, Dec. ls.- Flour Duh but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and dropping;
No. / white Wabash 81 "; No. do
ii 81. amber Michigan seller January
Ri 81. Con-Fair demand and firm;
Sieh mixed January 59ic; February SOFA
f30c: new 6sc; low mixed 63c, Oats
Dull and unchanged. ur.