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Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25
Tri-Weekly Mail Line
FROM TUCSON TO YUMA.

NNWO-hUhcE COACHES ARRIVE Il at Tucson every
 Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Mornings; Depart at p. m. on Tuesdays,
 Thursdays and Saturdays, until
 r. further notice. ...H
 Time to San Diego, Five Days. This will enable the travelling public to reach San Francisco in Eight days. Fare to San Diego, Gin gold coin or it's equiv alent, A blackboard will leave Naricopa Wells every Tuesday morning for Phenix re- turning the next day. This is the quick est and safest route to the Salt River set dement's. Will connect at Phenix with Grants line for Wickenberg and Prescott. line of stages to San Diego. "a --....,. .,., d.
 ,,-. V JAS, A. MOORE, Proprietor. ". " Williams Agent at Tucson. a.1
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25
In 25, 50, and -IOO.POund Sacks GRAHAM FLOUR, BRAN,
 CORN-MEAL, SEMITILLA dH
 and CRACKED WHEAT. r

A liberal discount will be made on regu- lar rates to merchants and others purchas- ing large quantities. t.r .l .. iii
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25
Tucson to Prescott,
AND

SAN BERNARDINo, CALIFORNIA. TyHE BUCKBOARD OF THE UNDER Il signed, carrying the United States Mails, leave Tucson every Monday for CAMP GRANT,
 FLORENCE,
 PHENIX, and
 - - WICKENBERG, Connecting with the Stages of the Califor- mia Semi-weekly Line from that place to Prescott and Ehrenberg and San Bernar- dino, California.
 Travellers over this route can visit the Vulture and Bradshaw mines; also, all that rich mineral section in the vicinity of Prescott and Wickenberg, and will fine good accomm odations at the stations, and much the most pleasant route to travel over to San Bernardino and Los Angeles, California. JAS. GRANT, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25

.. N. FISH, 6. sILvERBERG, Tucson. San Francisco. Eagle Steam Flouring Mills,
 Tucson, Arizona. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR- l chased the abovo named property are now prepared to furnish the market with a superior article of i..-.n .t
 Extra Family Flour,
 Cracked Wheat,
 Superfine Flour,
 Graham Flour,
 semitilla, -..... Corn Meal. ,...... ......s
 Bran. Orders respectfully solicited. Custom work on the usual terms.
 .s E. N. FISH X co. Tucson, July i, 1874. 39-tf f ... r. a,.s... .:f ea
  .-tI
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25
Lumber and Shingles.

TAM NOW PREPARED TO FILL OR | ders for A Mo-. Lumber at l21a cents per foot and Shingles at Sl0 per thousand. eeive prompt attention. aaL
 THOMAS GARDNER. Tucson, May l6, 1874. 33-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25
, Announcements.
For Sheriff Pima County.
To the People of Arizona.

A T THE REQUEST OF A LARGE A number of friends throughout the Ter ritory, 1 hereby announce to the people of Arizona that I will be an Independent Peoples Candidate for Delegate to Con- gress. at the ensuing election.
 If am elected will fairly represent the people and the Interests of EVERY section of the Territory. No one can do more; less would be unjust and ungrateful to those whose support now ask.
 H. s. STEVENS Tucson, April IS, 1874. 2S-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25
DRUG STORE.

HAvING ENLARGED AND REFITT- LII. ed my salesroom, nd increased my stock Of ...... ....--...
 DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
 I would respectfully invite the public to call and examine my goods and prices, at
 THE SIGN OF THE MORTAR, On Congress street, at my old stand.
 Will give promptattention to com mpound- ing physicians prescriptions, and all or ders from the town and surrounding country. CHARLES H. MEYERS.
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25

OLD TYPE, SUPERIOR TO BABBIf Metal for boxing, for sale ct THE CTr- IZEN office. fa- a NtAe'-
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25
SAHUARITO RANCH

Careful Herders Always with the Stock.
 This ranch has ample water and the BEST of GRASS in unlimited quantity.
 When ordered by the owner, stock will be fed grain at an additional price to be agreed upon.
 Stock for this ranch, left at R. N. Leath- erwood's corral in Tucson, with instruc- tions as to feed, time, return, etc., will have prompt attention.
 As the care of stock will be made a spe- cialty on this ranch, owners can rely upon their animals sent to it, receiving the best
 care.
 January 3l, 1874. l7-6m
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25
Photographic Notice.

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM ] the public that leave for Camps Grant and Bowie on
 Monday, July 6, and shall be absent about
 -sFEs sBEE OFF FFf sGF.l Lf-
 Seventeen Days, after which shall reopen my establish ment in Tucson for SHORT TIME, pre- vious to my departure for my California home. Rooms in Welisch's Block, Main Street.
 D. P. FLANDERS, Photographer. Tucson, July 4, 1874. 39-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-25

.saoo9 3o ytsiraY ai9lqaoo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-22
WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NeToN, Jan. 2l.-The Commit
tee of Ways and Means has prepared and
Will report Q resolution fixing the amount
Of greenbacks at four hundred millions,
including the reserve, thus keeping II
within the limits Of the law prior 10 1855.
They deem Il just to the country that, 4
limit should be absolutely fixed. " HS
The Senate SPECIAL COMMITTEES on Post
Offices and Post Roads, Of . special meet.
Ing this morning heard the continuation
OF the argument Of VIM. Orion against
the postal telegraph bill. He will be heard
again tomorrow,
Gen JoAnlHope, now d guest at the
White Houee, was on bie floor Of the
Senate to-day, and received much atten-
ton from the members ofthat body.
ot the 14S cadets comprising the first,
second and third classes, but one failed
In the third class Id the recent semi.an.
nual examinations. The number in the
fourth class, which comprises 10 cadets,
was ten. This 10 regarded as an unusually
small number Of failures. =,
The President has approved ol the bill
Iepudiating all parts OF the, salary ACT Of
March, 1873, except such a. increase the
salaries OF President and Justices OF the
Supreme Court, thus restoring the COM
pensation OF members oi Congress and
others to the former rates. -
NEW, ELEcTIoN Bill. FOB LoUIsIANA;. ,..
Ext Governor iWsrmoth assertsj that.
Senator Carpenter and General Butler
have agreed on new election bill for the
State OF Louisiana, which will be intro
duced in both houses on Monday next.
and that after! !canvasslpg In the HouSe be
did not find one who would not vote for
the bill, and feels confident that It will
pass both houses next week.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

[ S.EA . f. afsF at'$,N
| COLUMBUS, Jan. 21.-In the Senate this
morning bill was introduced 10 80 amend
the Civil Code as to transfer the iurisdic-
ton IN cases Of peace warrants to Pro.
bate Courts. l'' = -
a resolution was adopted instructing
the Committee on Penitentiary to INQUIRE
into the expediency Of aboliShing the con.
tract system for convict labor. .i[-l
MIR. Worthington offered q resolution
requesting Congress to call convention
tor proposing amendments to the Consti-
tuition OF the United States, which was
laid on the table. One Of the amend
ment proposed Is to add sixteenth
article to the Constitution, vesting the So.
preme Judicial power Of the United States
in one Supreme Court of Appeals, to be
composed OF 10 Judges, z 10 constitute q
quorum, and the United States to be
divided into ten districts, in each Of
which one Of said Judges shall reside and
be elected by the electors OF such dis
tricts.
In the House, bills were introduced as
follows; For the protection Of physicians
and surgeons against unjust prosecution
Tor alleged malpractice; TO provide iorthe
annual appointment ofsdirectofs ot Sthe
penitenhary; to authorize County Com
misaioners to issue special permits for
stock to run at large; to provide for the
inspection Of flour and meal III sacks or
barrels; appropriating $1,000 per diem
for Constitutional Convention and print
ingi to attach penalty for taking q higher
rate OF interest than the legal rate by
savings and loan associations; to punish
the careless use Of firearms.
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Waite to be Chief Justice.

HIS NOMINATION, CONFIRMED BY THE
sRNATE.
WAsHIEGToN, Jan. 2l.-The Senate
was In executive session for an hour and
. quarter this afternoon, engaged In the
consideration OF the! nomination OF Nor.
Iison R. Waite as Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court.
Senator ,Edmunds and the Two Ohio
Senators, Sherman and Thurman, spoke
IN favor Of confirmation, showing con-
currence In their views as to Waite's in.
tegrity, fine legal attainments, and suita.
bic temperament as q Judge.
Senator Sumner alluded to the eolemity
Of the occasion ii connection with advis-
ing and consenting to the appointment Of
Chief Justice, lnd,said that owing to the
Importance Of the subject in considering
weightY mattefs before that great tribue
nal, 1t became them all to be duly impress
ed with the fitness Of the gentleman
whose name was before them. He was
gratifed to learn s1ch favorable reports
Of MIR. Waite from those who knew him
better than he did. ,,..., ,..- ...--.,--,
No remarks were made by any Senator
In opposition to the nomination. On the
question, "Will the Senate advise and
consent 70 the appointment" the vote
was unanimous, yeas 63, as follows: ALI.
son r. j., Allison, Anthony, ,BayRrd; Boey,
Boreman, Boutwell,, Brownlow, Buckine,
ham, Cameron, Carpenter, Chandler, Clay.
Ion, Conkling, ConoYer, Cooper, Crozler,
Cragin, Davis, Ednunds, Fenton, Ferry
Of Conn.,, Ferry Of Mich, Flanagan, Ere.
llnghuysen, Gilbert, Goldthwaite, Gordon,
Hamilton Of Texas, ,Hamlin, Hitch
cock, Howe Ingalls,, Jones, Kelly,
Lewis, Logan, McCreery, Merrimsn.
Mitchell, MorrilEof Maine, Morrill, Of Yer.
mont, Morton, Norwood, Oglesby, Patter-
son, Pratt, Ramsey, Ransom, Robertson,
Sargent SaulRbury. Schurz, Scott, Sher.
man, Spencer, Stevenson, Stewart, Stock
ton, Thurman, Upton, Wadleigh, West
and Wright. !, 80, ..'. = :. -
Absent or not Voting-Mesars. Alcorn,
Ames, Dorsey, Dennis, Hamilton OF Ma.
fXRnd, Johnston, Sprague, Sumner and
The President was this evening off,
cially advised .1f the favorable action Of
the Senate and will Immediately inform
MIR. Waite of his appointment. i-f
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New York Market.

Ngw YoRx, jan, 2O.-Cotton-Dull;
middling uplands 1910. Flour-Dull
and lower; super western and State S6 10
a6 10; common to good 60 60a6 IS; good
to choice SO 90A7 25; white wheat extra
81 26a7 90; extra Ohio S670as 90. Wheat
Opened dull and closed steady; white
western 81 70. ,Rye-Quiet OF 81 0ea1 10,
Barley-Scatce and advancing. Corn
Firm and quiet; new western mixed
aaoat e4a901c; oldido 94ic; do in store
939c. Oats-Heavy; mixed western Goa
Gle; white ,61a62c. Coftee-Strong and
buoyant at full prices. Sugar-Dull and
lower, Eggs-Unchanged. Wool-Firm;
domestic fleece 40a70c; unwashed 1saS5c;;
pulled 51a52c. Butter-Firm; western
25a35c. Cheese-Ftrm; 9ta15c. WhiSky
Lower at 99c. 'g'', +5'TF
MRTALs-Manufactured copper steady:
Ingot Lake $24 75a25 90 gold. Pig Iron
quiet; Scotch $40 COAT 90; American
$27 00a36 90; charcoal unchanged. Rus.
sia 17a17lc gold. Nails quiet; cut "a 90
al 25; clinch So 50a6 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-22
cIncinnnti lInrtat.

C1EcrVNAT1, Jan. sl.-Cottoa-Dull
OF 1850. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Quiet and firm at 60a63c. Oats-Quiet
and steady at 45a50c. Rye and Barley
Unchanged. Linseed On-Firm ana
higher at 81 o. Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Unchanged. Proyisions-Pork firm;
sales at $15 50. Lard-Quiet; steam, 81
a9c; kettle, 9ta9tc; sales Of country kettle
Of &c. Bulk Meats-Steady; shoulders,
6tc, cash; &c buyer first halt Of May; clear
RIB sides, 74c; clear sides, 7isSc. Bacon
Firm, with only jobbing trade; shoul-
deTs, 7ic; clear rib sides, SsaSRc; clear
sides, 85a0c. Green Meats-Nominal.
Hogs-Q Quiet; light, IS 20a5 80; heavy,
30 S5a5 65, the latter for extra; receipts,
4,7S9 shipments, 100. Rhiky-Firm
AZ voc. o. =.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW York, Jan: 91.-Mary Mcclure,
the servant injured 80 severely at the flre
In the stner mansion, where Mr.. and
Mrs. stiner and daughter were burned to
death, died last night. q. 5sl.i.i !
The Pacific Mail steamship CITY oi
Panama, which sailed for Aspinwall YES.
terday, returned this morning with one Of
her ports leaking. Her Captain deemed
1t prudent to return. Neither the shin
nor cargo are damaged. :
The Grand Jury having been informed
Lnat sugar reiners were in the habit Of
using deleterious substances in putting up
their syrups has ordered an investigation
BY the Health Commissioner.
The New Haven train ran into the
Harlem local train in the railroad tunnel
this morning, demolishing the rear car
Of the latter, and wounding seven pasaen.
gers, one seriously.
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THE MINERS, STRIKE.
They Will Go to Work ON Last
''"'' Years Basis. fl '}


WILKRsBARRE, Jan. 21.-A mass meet.
ing OF miners was held here to-day. Just
before the meeting adjourned a miner Of
the Wilkesbarre Coal and Iron Company
said that great dis9fection existed among
the miners OF that company who were
without work, caused BY The employment
OF 800 men TO fight the fire IN the Empire
Mine and their non.paymentIby the COM
.pany, as yet, for the month Of Decem.
Der. He said there was an agreement
between the miners Of that company that
If the wages due for two months work
were not paid between the 10Th and Goth
Of the following month they should
work until they were paid. He then
made motion that a demand be made
on the parish for payment between this
and Saturday, the 24th inst, which was
unanimously carried. A failure Of the
company to pay by that tune will be fol-
lowed by q refusal Of the men who are
fighting the fire to continue, or else
open q rupture between the men who
are idle. Il Is pretty generally conceded
that the miners will not stand out for an
also that they Vii not III submit 3 to sn3y Ape re.
duction, but are willing to resume work
on the basis of1678, when the companies
are ready. It Is asserted to-day that the
miners of Newport were told yesterday
that they could go to'work at once at
last years basis, and that they accepted
the terms and will begin tomorrow.
About 300 men are employed there. ?
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TEXAS

New ORLEANS, Jan. s1.AThe Calves.
ton NesrS special from Austin saysthe
President Of the Senate discharged All
the Assistant Sergeants.at-Arms, there
being no further use for them. ; q, [Y
The vote for other State officers cotlnt.
cd by majorities averaged the same as for
governor, { which has reached $4,000.
The returns Of the several counties found
In the Secretary Of States Office shows
that about forty counties are not return
ed. The contest for U. s. Senator IA Of
increased interest. There are now five
candidates, Trockmorton, Regan, Du-
morse Maxey and Flourrey. ,,,'...,-
, Pfepatat atiohB Lare being made forl 4
grand inauguration ball to be given by
the citizens Of Austin.
The SsdH JoVrnal has suspended and
its office is offered for sale.
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Pacific, 5000 wGbash, l4,OoO Pacific
Mai, = $4,000 New York Central, 5000
Lake Shore, and about 1000 each Of 81.
Paul and ohios. ="
ChicaEo marker.

CmcAso. Jan. 2l.-Flour-Dull, bu,
unchanged. Wheat--Fair demand and
advanced; No Chicago spring 81 2Sa
i 23t; No. 3 do 81 20 cash; 81 33f Feb.
.ruary; 81 28s March; No. 5 Chicago
spring 81 II; rejected $1g12. Corn-Hc.
tive and advanced; No. Q mixed coo caah;
69tc February; Clio March; new No. 9
mixed 81 1ic; rejected old 53a5 Nc. new 49c,
Oats-Fair demand and advanced; No, 9.
4lac cash; 4sto February; rejected 37ia
3Se Rye-Fair demand and firm; No. ..
77a79c. Barley-No. Q fall dull but un-.
changed, 81 46a1 45; No. 3 spring In fair
demand and advanced; fresh receipts 81 20
a1 30. Dressed Hogs-Qulet and un-
changed, SO 26a6 35. q. ProyiHi0ns-Quiet
and weak. Pork-Dull and O shade low.
er, $l4 20 cash; $14 26a14 80 February.
Lard-Dull and lower, &8 95 cash; 60 DO
February; $3.50 March. Bulk Meats-
Quiet and unchanged; shoulders 6lc; ahort
rib middles -7ic; short clear 74c, Green
Meats-Shoulders 5Rc;, short clear mid
dies TIC; hams IS ID averages SIC. Whiaky
Quiet 6nd unchanged, 86c. , q 77TfF.
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M - L-AJaAt 0AJ 9Ade jill aA0eaaLlLaLAL
The co@Ieal Petfornaaes. q lhe

The ConiIcaI Petformances or The
Chaplain TO the U. .. senate. ~
[Fromths Cincinnati Commercial OF yesterday, j
1t Is impossible to refrain from laughter
now and then at the amusing prayers
which are occasionally offered up by the
ChaplRMS oi the United stRtss, Senate;
TIE most comical Of his recent produc-
tiops was undoubtedly that Of the 12Ih
instant when he returned thanks 70 Dr.
vine Providence for the repeal Of The sal,
ary grab, which he euphoniousIy referred
70 aS the deed Of yesterday" He had
kept quiet about the grab as'lo1g as there
was any doubt Of the action Of Congress
regsrdlng It 'Hehsd failed to cry nightly
TO heaYendhat the hearts of Senators might
be 30 guided by wisdom from on high,
that they would beled to vote in favor Of
the most excellent, desirable and popular
measure now pending Tor the repeal Of
the bill that has raised the compensation
bt5 the members Of lthis, illustrious body
from q, ,000per annnm 10 the still lmgher
bum Of $7, 500, payable in the current
gteeuhRcks Of there United States. We
Felerto the subject just now for the pur-
pose Of saying that he should change his
tactics, and indicate the Divine viii about
measures In Congress by praying for or
against them before they are passed In.
stead OF delivering his views about them,
on the other side, alter they are settled. 4
bTake, Tor instance, the Pinchback case.
Suppose he should pray that this good
and great man, sent there BY that well
known State whose symbol Ia the Pelican,
located on the Gull Of Mexico, and be-
Striding the great river OF our Nuth |
American Continent, may be speedily ADJ
mitted TO the seat 10 which he Is right
fully entitled; or suppose, on the other
hand, he should pIay. that this most i'm |
proper person might be kept out of the |
seatto which he wickedly and falsely SAYS
he Is entitled-he would better fulfil his |
functions OF guiding the Senate than
By waiting till Pinchback's case is set
tied one way or the other and then
thanking heaven that 1t was so wise-
ly decided. II he prayed for Pinch
backs admission, and Pinchback were
admitted, he could then show that his
prayers had been duly answered, without
the shadow Of a doubt. So In regard TO
other things. He should now pray for or
against greenback initiation, and not wait
to express his sprayerful gratitude for the |
wisdom OF the Senate till after the passage
Of a bill for or against contraction. BE
should at once offer prayer on one side or
other Of the Civil Rights bill, instead Of
waiting till it's fate Is decided by a ma
lority vote. By taking such a course, his |
prayers would be more interesting TO the
Senate, and more amusing to the country,
than they ever can be while he keeps on
IN his present way.
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RAGS-Dull at &c per pound,

RAaS-Dull at 2c per pound.
GmEENG-e0c.
DRIED APPLIs-S09 centA.
9RAM-Markat Hrmer. RAGGt-Choiee white
wheat, 81 6501 66; No, L red 81 46Dl 50 0dtS-
Firmer Atl6e, CoTl-66D60c. Rys-e0c.
GRocERIEs- Common, asa 055c;: prime,
GOOSE; choice, 7oO7Sc; fAncy, &c; New Orleans
molaSSeS, prime old Sc; prime new zoe. .. d.
S90Grs- Refined HArds, Crushed, Powdered and
anuulated, ike; ACoGee, 1os(e; B Coffee, I0Xc;
Extra Coffee ioKc; Commercial A sugar 10Ke;
@ Yellow 90i0e; stock Of Cuba and Porto Rico
exhausted. New Orleans Sugar, fair 70 fully
fAir 81 H09Hc; prime 10 choice 9X010c. DemArA.
n. mono In marked. j 4llE III -ert
Co9Ss-Good Rio 90c; prime to choice do $40
&c; Old Yellow Ancy sc; Java l0c; best Roasted
sc. : "" an 20 WI 7'5 i''fIf'T ~ :
HkT-Duller; baled Slo@gS; loose S9Oo3a. n
sTRAw-Wheat Straw biled, $1O0la; oRt
Straw baled SI5. l., y. a.50,
NAns-lOd to cod, a OG Sd to Cd, o. IS;
Cd 70 I'd, $3.50 "a to 3d. - u; Sd, 80 80.
ons, &o-LArd on, extra No. winter strained
600. Carbono iobbine lots i3J<e, no charge for
paekAgeS. Ltnseod on, 81 O6. Tupentino 7Se.
iPRoEmIoNs- -Me1s Potk-Si6s 30 foFnaW. Ba.
oou-Hams lsKc: clear sides s,Ie; Shouldsrs Sc;
sugar enred breakfast bacon IH<e. New bulk
ShoulderS, ". Lard-ln kegs lojKe; choice leaf
In tierees 9ke sJOyd.iE = as.l l..s.
PoTAgoIs-Tn good demand At g 2t0S So per
Dbl; 81 9O@Si % per buSh. iFs 7l5 u.yJt
R1cs-choiee Carolina, 9c; new crop Patna,
&c; Rangoon, Tk0se. 30 ..a.. q:
SNuTF-7oc; do in boxes Of six dozen, % 90
WooL-Qaiet ct 4so4se. r..,4- .l' .s.
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COMMsRCIRl ANl FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
oEFEGn DAILY yIHEH11lsEEonR.

Lp. Wednesday, January 81.
The Flour market continues very firm, but
there Is nopeiceptible improvement in the de-
mand and no change to make In quotations.
There has been 0 noticeable Increase in the
receipts OF Grain within the past few daSs, but
with steSdy demand there has been no accu-
mutation as yet, and prices are firm with con.
tnped upward tendency. There 10 very little
Wool remaining in first hands In this section Of
the country. Our dealers have been picking up
al they could get their hands upon for some
weeks within the range Of quotations. The
supply Of the best grades OF Batter has fallen
OF considerably short Of the demand during the
past week and prices have further advanced.
Ego have been very dull during the past week,
and notwithstanding the arrivals are gradually
falling OF, prices remain about as last quoted.
The following can be regarded as the ruling
quotations: -. 80
ARFLIs. Brisk at 81 5oss 90 per Dbl, accord
ing to quality. ''+" ''.. ~ '@N Z"
Burrn-we quote prime to choice at aa025e;
medium, l6e. 'a 'tHa VlJ7Nfl
BAKING PowDm-SS03s per pound. '9tr
BHooAs-Faney, % Is, o 70 and S436; plain.
S92609T5. -. .f'I.5' l.a
CHEEsz-PTims Ohio Factory Is quoted Rt
1Gc; New York State, TIC. ..l...
CANNED GooDs-Steady. Rbaekss-S n cans,
50 sOper dozan; 3 n cans, 81 80. 2OmGtoGS-S y
cans, = 80; . n cans, - 90. .CorH-WinSlow,
s. 90; other sweet Com, q 70; common Corn,
- 25. AlscslGIAouS -strawberrieS, q 60; Pine
apples, S9Ts; Lima Beans, % 90; stripg Beans,
q 10; Peas, g 90. Af7 fi'i n ssi7'
EGGs-Plenty Rt tic. H.h
FnH-Whiie fish s. 30; No. mAclcerel, bar.
rels, $l6 90; No. doISiI %; No. ?, half barrels
s. 90; No. 3, do. large 81 50; No. 8, do. medium
81 90 Goldfish IS 6e06 90. t5s ~ .r.H
FLouR-The market is decidedly tlrmer. We
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A Merchant Murdered.

oNcnNAT, o., Jaua21.-A McCon-
nellsyille dispatch .says:, Nh. AppleheeI,
an old and respected merchant at Plains
vle, Athens county, was murdered last
night BE was called 70 60 from his
house TO his store about 8 O'Clock BY
strangers. An hour after his wife sent q
messenger, who found him hanging ii1ad
In the store, and bearing the maTka oE
extreme violence. e s'z'il s1s s5aiss.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Jan. George b. Whalley,
member Of Parliament, has written to Tie
papers persiSting that the statements
made by Jean Lnie during his examina.
ton as a witness for the Tichbcrne claim.
ant were true, expressing his belief that
the so.called confession made by Luie In
bis subsequent trial on the charge Of per-
Jury was obtained by bribery. For this
MI. Whalley has been summoned 70 ap-
pear and answer the charge of contempt
Of court. ~ 20. 'r fE