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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Petro-
leum-Nominal; refined l2.@l3ci
crude lO3mlO.c. Flour-Choice in de,
mand; extra Il 2jmj p; Iowa, Wis
consin and Minnesota family 81 jOMG
-; high grades s. 151o -. Wheat
Quiet and weak; red Pennsylvania
81 &iGl 3S; amber 81 40; white 81 A.
Corn Scarce; yellow 75Gr16c; mixed
74c. Oats Dull; white 46la4Sc; mixed
39M&lr. Whisky-Stcady; western
81 Ii. Butter-Quict; New York and
Bradford county extras %iGG3jci irstS 80
ra sc; western extras 300 %2c; iirsts 27rt
nc: rolls extra 2slo 23c; do irsts 26la 2sr
Chcesr-Quict: wc,tcrr firm at l2tm
BE. Egg,-Ntcady; Western fresh 3-
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Philadelphia wool Mark ct.

PHILADELPHIA, November Wool
Improved demand aud prices steady
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
double extra and above 4ja SOC; extra
45M iGc; medium jOr j2c; cpar,e 4Ola
lgc; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine ilGr43c; medium i9GEjOci
coarse 400 iac; combing washed asa 62ci
combing unwashcd 42!c; fine unwashcd
3OG3lc; coarse and medium iM31c;tub
washed 4Oc; extra and morino pulled 3S
m i2c: .upertiue pulled $40, 4lc.
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FOREIGN.
News From Stanley.

NEW YORK, November 9.-The Her.
ats London special says: Letters have
lust been received from Stanley which
are ycry interesting. They are dated
Ulagalla. in Uganda, and give an e!ab-
orate account of the conclusion OF his
examination of The shores of the Victoria
Nyanza. They confirm Spikes view,
that the great lake is one large body OF
water, and not series of small lakes, rs
lii by DR.. Livingstone.
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A Specimen other Voters.

FoRr ScorT, Ks. November 9.-Early
TIM, morning ". J. Philpot, night oper-
ator NJ the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
depot, in this city, was found lying on
the hoor of the ticket office with his
hand, tied and gagged with railway
spike fastened with II piece OF telegraph
wlre. lie seemed to be insensbIe when
found, but soon after became con-
scious and told that two men came
into the oafcc between four and
five o'clock, struck HIM senseiess
and then bound and gagged him. The
Office WA, robbed Of all the money it con-
tanned, about Sl2G. Mr.. Luly found that
all was not right, and charged PhiIpot
with taking the money, and binding and
grgging himself in order to deceive the
public. The plan proved successful, and
Pu.lpot acknowledged and told wher"
the money would b. found. He wa, ar
rested and placed IN jail te await an eN-
animation.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 9.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Whcnt-Stcadyi
Pennsylvania red 81 3scrl 80. Corn
Quiet; western mixed 5O!c. Oats
Quiet; white western 43c; western mixed
4lG4&c. Rye-Dull and unchanged.
Provisions-Actiyc. Pork-At $23 80
Bulk Mcats-Shoulder 9{mlOc; clear
rib sides l3c. Bacon-ShouIders 1890
lie; clear rib sides lial4ici hams lj!a
lGc. Lard-Rehned l4iGljc Petro-
leum-Steady; crude Gici refined l@m
l3lc. Whi-ky-Firmer at II lGGl 10y.
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..-..y. rctrenchment, reform and
-.y sound very queerly, whenever
... CORR. from the Radical party. Yet,
.H-ou,cry forms the capital stock
..., party, 1t is impudent enough
..-,glcrr. bat especially so in this very
~.., ., We. Virginia, to raise these
,"r cries.
We have heretofore frequently, 10y hg'
.-... disposed of their economy, and re-
.-.a.nment claims and, thereby, etiec.
.alv proved the blessings which pol'ti'
q. reform or revolution has accomplished
a- the State since the Democrats sue
c,eIed the Radicals. But now to dis
pose Of the claim of honesty, and also to
publish an item OF general interest, we
prc,en. the following:
When .he Democratic administration
..ne in power in this State in 1871,
...-o WA, due from ,herlis, as shown by
... Auditors report for september l,
1871. the following amounts:
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WAsHrSGroN, d. C., April q, 1874.
- Iy.t,.B,g,tjue 4 RenfiU.

GESrs-For the past seven ycnis my wife
has been great sufferer nom chronic
rheumafism, which at timee assumed
y.rv malignant form, and for days and
nights deprived Of rest. Several months
400 our attention was called TO Durang's
rheumatic Remedy, and aiter the use OF
three bottles according 10 directions, SHE
was entirely free from pain and permA-
nent cure affected. am glad 10 be able 10
make the above statement in reference to
your wonderful rheumatic remedy. / be-
IIevp II will cure any case Of the disease
ever known WM. CROOK,
Executive Clerk 10 President Grant.
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New York Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK. November s.-Trads
movement Was sluggish in nearly all de-
partments. Cotton goods moved slowly,
but fairly steady in price. Plaid prints
and robes in request for moderate, but
chocolates and fsnceis were dull. GIng-
hams less active. Beavers and overcoat-
ings in moderate demand for small, but
csssimeres, cloths and Jeans remained
quiet. Fannels and blankets lightly
dnnlt IL
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Toledo Mark eI.

TOLEDO. November 9.-Flour-Quiet.
Wheat-Steady; No. white Wabash
81 24: No. white Michigan 81 2G;
No,2sl Is: extra do 81 81; amber Mich
l gaa II Ia seller No snber 81 ~ No. =
rcd $ll8i Corn-Flrmer; hgh mixed
spot GOc; seller November 59!c. Oats
Firmer; No. 2 spot 35c; seller November
S4Ic; Michigan 34tci rejected 3Oc
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, November 9.-Wheat-
Dull and prices unchanged; new and old
quoted at 81 25CGl 80; white 81 35G9l 40;
old red 81 40. Corn-Dull and lower;
shelled 63@65c on track; ear 6jGG7c;
new ear 45650c. Petroleum. eak;
crude 81 474@l so at Parker's; refined
l2lc for PhlIadelphia delivery.
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Recruiting for the Spanish Army In
Gnha.

NYw YORK, November Sine Eren-
ina Mail SAWS that recruits are being
taken in this city by secret agents in the
service of the Spanish government from
among the most INDECENT of our foreign
pcpulation. Italians, Irish and Poles
and II number of European nationalities,
at rates of 800 in gold and the promise
o.a land grant of fifty acres at the close
of the war in Cuba, for aterm Of one year
from date. are being mustered int" the
army
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND November 9.-Wheat-
Quiet and steady; No. red held at
81 20; No. do 81 90; rejected s.. Corn
- Quiet; high mixed. &c; low mixed 65c;
ears on track 62@53c Oat.-Steady
and local demand fair; No. State held
a. 4Oc; No. 2 3Sc; white Ale. Pc.troie'
um-Frm, steady and good inquiry
standard white, car lots, lO4, Ohio state
test III; in small way Ia &c higher.
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TOPEKA. November 9.-The returns
show there are but seven districts In
which Democratic members are elected,
and eleven members which are c!assed
as Rcformers. Most of these, on strict
party division. would vote with the Re
pubiicans. There are eighty-tve mem-
- ~ md ont RanuhlirAnS
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The Mordaunt Divorce Case.

LONDON, November 9.-The Presi-
dent Of the Probate, Divorce and Ad-
miralitv Division OF the High Court ot
Justice to-day male the decree Of the
divorce absolute in favor OF Sir Charles
Mordaurt. This notorious case Is now
ut All end.
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Lord Mayors Day.

LONDON. November 9.-This being
Lord Mayors Day business is suspended.
The procession started at . o'clock, the
streets being with good-humored
people. This evening the Lord Mayor
will give a grand banquet, and the city
will be illuminated.
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MurherTriaI In tnpU. y. Court.

PITTSBURGH, November 9.-ln the t.
5. Circuit Court this morning the case OF
the United States ". Joseph Landsbcrry
indicted tor the murder of Captain But
lcr Provost Marshal of Clearticld county,
in Octobc, 1874, was called up. This Is
the first murder trial ever tried 10y the
United States Court in thi, district.
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The Minmesotn Election.

ST. PAUL, November 9 Official re-
turns OF the late election are not alI yet
in, but the majority of Pillsbury, Repub-
ican candidate for Governor, can not
be less than 10000. The Legislature
will stand about % Republicans and 80
Democrats. The Republicans have
gained members in many districts.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Revival Prospects In brooklyn.

NEW YORK, November 9.-In conver-
sation yesterday with well-iniormed
Brooklyn clergyman, he said he thought
the revival work would be taken up in
nearly all the churches after Moody and
Sankey had finished The opinion was
expressed yesterday that the prospects
are that what has already been seen is
only the beginning OF great works in
Brooklyn.
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BosToN, November 9-Intelligence
received here leads to the belief that
the brigs w Spencer and Toronto
and schooucrs Moses Patten, Nettic
Chase and Serene were lost with all on
board during the terrible hurricane which
recently caused so much damage at Ja-
GENET, Nayasso, Jamaica and st. Jsgo.
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Additional Particulars.

7:3O Z. M.-The steam tug Buck
thorn has Just arrived, and bring the
following particulars Her otiirct-
stopped at the fleet. when going out, 10
ascertain from the different vessels
living near where the Waco Wa. burned
and all the informal OF possible relating
to her passengers and crew. only one
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gregsted ll7,0O0 shares, of which $4,000
were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union,
1000 Northwestern common, 1000 St.
Paul common, $500 preferred, 1000 Erie,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 1000 Ohios, $500
Union Pacific and 1000 Missouri Pacific.
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A Chicsgo Ersning Journal sp"cia'
from Denver says that the Italian mnr-
derers Gallotti and his two occomplices,
have been captured, and are on their way
to Denver.
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The Moody and sankcy Revival.

New YORK, November 9.-More than
three-tourths of those gathered at the
revival meeting today, were ladies. The
services began by singing, and Mr..
Moody offered up II prayer. Mr. Haw-
ley read one hundred requests for pray
ers, and Mr.. Necdham prayed. Mr..
Moody then read the 1873 chapter of the
second book of Chronicles, and based his
discourse on the '4th verse. Alter Mr..
Moodys address the meeting WAS open
for prayer and remarks several prayed
and discussed. Mr.. Sankey offered a
fcrvent prayer for the success of their
work and for Gods blessing on it.
Tomorrow night Mr.. Moody said there
would be q young mems meeting at the
Rink, and tickets OF admission might be
obtained at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Rev. IN.
Cuylcr pronounced the bcnedic;ion. Mr..
Moody requested the men to withdraw
and the ladies to remain, and q private
conference of fifteen minutes WAS held.
They were urged to use their influence
upon all gentlemen to attend the meet
ings Cf the Evangelists.
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give any information. Her officers re-
port having seen what appeared to be
raft, and as it passed them they made an
effort to launch one of their boats, but
before it could be done the raft was lost
sight of in the storm and darkness.
The officers of the Buckthorn report
that about twelve miles west of here and
five miles from shore they passed the fore
mast and foreyards of the Waco, with
the sails attached, which had burned of
just above the deck, and they think this is
/ what was taken for raft by the Fusi
Yuma. The Buckthorn went twenty
miles west, but could find no trace of the
missing boats.
SP. M.-The steamship Clinton is just
in from Indianola, and brings no news.
The agent of the Mallory line is arrang
ing tonight to dispatch another steamer
at daylight in the morning, with hopes
of finding tho Waco's boats lower down
the gulf, The wind changed to the north
west about o'clock, and it is thought
if the boats had not made landing on
the western coast, they would have been
carried out many mites to sea. 1t is stated
that the life boats are all supplied with
water, but it is thought the officers or pas
sengers sdld not secure provisions for
the boats There is no reliable in
formation in regard to the origin
of the fire. There were heavy storms
of rain in the night, with occasional
tightening; some think the ship was
struck by tightening, and having a con-
siderable quantity of oil on board, the
flames could not be extinguished, Fol-
lowing is
List Of Cabin Passengers,
Miss Morelirg, c. Rogers and wife,
II. Meyer, Mrs. Horsely y and child, Fan
ny Heiss, b. w. Edemyer, and eleven
steerage passengers, whose names are
not known The agents Of the line state
that there were torty.Seven or forty eight
persons on board the Waco, including
passengers, officers and crew. Crowds
have gathered at the companys office
throughout the day TO learn the latest
news. There Is much dissatisfaction ex-
pressed at the conduct of the officers and
men on board OF the vessels, which were
all laying in sight and Il number of them
were lying very uear the burning steam
er. With the exception of the efforts
made by the Fusi Yoma, there does not /,
appear to have been anything done to.
wards saving those on the Waco. Their
excuses are the terrible seas which would |
have swamped their boats had they sue. |
ceeded in launching them.
From all information possible to OBJ.
tain up to the present hour DOR. ny it ,
seems the Waco was lying with her head |
to the gale, and the fire. which had first
appeared on the forward deck, had caught |
in the large quantity of oil which swept |
ever the vessel burning everything be- |
fore it. Fifteen vessels were lying an
chored, thirteen of which were to the /
leeward Of the Waco The supposition
Is, if any of the passengers or crew had .
appeared aft on the vessels deck, or any |
boats had been launched they would
have been seen by some of the other
vessels. none of which can confirm the
first runner, of seeing boats pass through
the fleet The impression Is now gain
ing ground that not II soul on board the
III fatrd vessel Is alive.
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MANUFACTURED BY
HELPHENSTINE d RENTLEl.

Druggists, Washington, y. C.
LOGAN, IIsT 4 Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Agents for Wheeling, W. Va.
Price 81 "A bottle or six bottles Tor -. ASK
your druggist for Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy. agSi
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ss.v ..r reports tins morning the
.,-., are that the weather to-day
....ruiy. with easterly to sotherly
-.e- temperature and rain.
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,.. sAl.- majority in New York,
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|IljIi'X!yS2RN
ai{I'Iluu.El,,I,l |!
REMEDY
.HesHs. Helphcnstrle & Bcntly

No human being ever suffered as d!d
for years with rheumatism. One OF ia"
most eminent physicians falling 10 give
me relief. | bought bottle Of Durango
Rheumatic Remedy, and In the almost
Incredible time OF three days was well
man aud perfectly Tree frOm pain. Inc
medicine is truly wonderful. ,.,,,,.,,
Signed. IHOKN ION oNlli
1921 + street, Washington, u. l.
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NEW WORK. CHEESE.

N BOXES NEW YORK GOSHEN
I'D Ch4esr. X. J. SMYTH,
1c9j cor. Market Fourteenth ~.
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7f'hceling Aeelster,

-n s5,-l in New York yesterday
g ia,
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT aSsN
% . - - COMPANY. kaafaaikaees
Jf2 ,TRl-WEEKLY LINE
WINTER SCHEDULE.

FOB NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW IoEh'
& p. -. - 49, ALSO FOR
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MEDICINE.

wv
TIE FAMOUS GLOBE-FLoWER 81 up
- CURES, AS II BIZ MAGIC,
caps. COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. HoARsESkss'
OBSTINATE LUNG AFFECTIONS, q ",@t-'
ASTHMA, GROUP, go = Z.
p,.EEprNG OF THE LUNGS, PLEuR'Sf,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, go
LOSS OF VOICE, and viii cure
CONSTIPATION,
as 10000 grave-robbed witnesses tesny' W
onum: nothing poisonous; delicious 70 take .he
earthly savior to all afflicted with ahectlons OF INC
throat and lungs bequeaths to posterty one ei tue
greatest b,eagiags-soUyp LUNGS ana immunity
from CONSUMPTION.
0ver one hundred thousand bottles have been
nsed. and not single failure known. THOUSANDS Oh
testimonials of wonderful cures such as the foIo"
Inc can be seer at the Office Of the proprietors NO.
e BROAD street. Atlanta, Ga. or WILL be sent On ap
plication to any who doubt: ~
t = EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,S 2
ATLANTA. GA, january 26. 1874.
m 7. s. PEMBERToN: Dear Str,-i nave useo
vour Globe Flower Cough Syrup myseH, anu IL III
family with benefits so marked as 70 isaSe uH-
Questioned the merits OF remedy Wnlcn. Ia y G.
9erisnce has proved that excels eTerytnipg iGI
coids Coughs. and obstinate lung affections snail
WAYS use II with perfect confidence, anG IeeSi d
mend n to the public as remedy which VIII AFFORD
thst satisfaction experienced by me and mine.
Very respectfully ys osIss NJ. SMITH.
Governor state Of Georgia.
For sale by DR.. j. 8. PEMBERToN & Co., proprie'
tors Atlanta Ga; P a UpasSeykL1.LADD & CO..
..s Wholesale Agents,
,.,-am Richmond. Va.
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rTHE PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE

THE PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE
FIRM-SAME AND STYLE OF
JOHN H. BO5CHEN Il Son
&c this day dissolved by mulu,l consent. HERMAN
c. EosCIEN will close up the Affairs OF The concern.
Creditors will please hand in their bills for settle
mept Those indebted are earnestly requested 70
make prompt payment when called on.
JOHN Fl. BOSCHEN,
HERMAN G. BOSCHEN.
JANUARY /, 1875.
I retire from the firm Of BOSCHES q son with
many thanks to my friends and the public for The
generous patronage extended me during business
career of over twenty years, and cordially recon-
mend them to my successors.
To my older patrons, who would perhaps prefer
nv attention, would say that may he found At
the store any day. and will cheerfuy attend TO their
orders In the custom department.
Very respectfully, JOHN II. BOSCliEN.
This day the undersigned have formed co-part-
nersbip under the frm-nsn and style or
HERMAN BosCHEN & BROTHER,
to continue the ....
BOOT, SHOE, AND TRUNK BUSINESS
established in 1852 by olp father, We shall en-.
deayur by strict attention to business 10 prove
worthy successors of tie old firm john II. Boschen,
late John Ii. Boschen Son, :, 1occurS
THEODORE y. B0SClIEN,
Nos. SOC and 51l Broad street.
JANUARY 1873. il
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THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED
By THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF,
JANUARY5. ....

Virginia Leaf-The dullest week Of the year for
tobacco Of MI kinds was that which ended the old
una began the new year. and when ms just come
lions in Virginia goods appear 10 have been alto
gether inappreclable, while as TO other varieties
they were SO mrngre as TO call for but little COM
meDt IN fact, but for the copious and Interesting
ANIMALS Of our broker friends, which are herewith
published, and which help to I'll our columns, our
market report In this instance would DC noticcably
curlai,ed Ihe trade generally gave Itself up. IL Is
fair 10 presume, 10 the enjoyment aud case Of the
anniversary both before and after the day of cele-
bratlon, AND neither sought nor accepted business
beyond what seemed actually unavoidable.
10 refer once more to the Spanish contract, we
may say that have the assurance of the flrm who
were generally supposed to have received the award
that popular opinion Is yet without the essential
fact 10 justify II. The same firm also assures US
that the surmised purchase Of goods ut Richmond
on account OF this CONTRACT published in the words
OF our informant In lust weeks issue OF The Leaf,
was equally destitute Of foundation.
Observation-Disclosures generally report quiet
week, though the following testimony of an inter-
mediator Indicates some Deg, ee OF animation vi u
his own personal experience ~. personally, have
toreport tair business the past week, both I'm ex-
port and tax-paid goods. There were some inqui.
Ties from and sales for the South, where there Is
evidently small stocks Of bright 11-inch. For
medium grades anu good grades Of this class of
goods III. re was demand here for other destina.
tions.n Work In the factories OF Virginia and
North Caroh ia, according 10 q letter shown us, Is
In large degree suspended for the season. in con-
fornity With tne usuu lirartice ut this season or
Smskia,g There is little to add to former re-
marks UNDER this head. Agents report moderate
trade, now t+he rlrnips-Eaant has been reached
where the spring -uue needs Will soon begin to be
discernabhe and rsaiire attention.
Clq2rs. The state Of the uigM market differed In
no respect from previous announcements. AS with
Tire other branches, the aggregate Of transactions
tien Of causes that affected otier interests than
during the precedsg weeks. At the same time
aclriy is pTeSay an exnsiep ib nu viii fsirT
descrfSefhe acalaItonditlOn Of affairs.
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.RyTe2GErEanh-
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YoAB, JnnuaEy S.-Coston Irregular and
Hour dull aud declining; common to fair extra,
Sa.S0@NsssS good b. choice GAIA. $5.sU@tS.
Wheat dull aud lower. Corn bigger: S4QS7c. for
southern yeSow; sS7c. for New white south
ern: S5@96e. for old western mixed In store
In modelale demand. sugar steady at
Ss0shc for far to good refining ;<sk.. for prime
7hc. for Porte Rico; 8ie ,f~r good Muscovat o: S9
WSH for Glayed. M0lasseS-New Orleans unchanged
at G67c. Rice steady, with moderate lob biDg
inquiry. Tallny steady 1T 8 l5-liI09c. oSin
more acttpeat S2 OS4f2.Io tor strained. Turuen-
tine dull at.S6c. Po1k dull aud somewhat no MT
nal; new mess nninspeckd, s20.25. Beef quiet
aud nominal Lard tirmer; prime sssam, IA NC
RhskeE lower NJ GSLc. -
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. January S.-Eluur, dup with only
iiud eed tobeipg demand prizes unchanged. Whea
dhu ana lower; NO. ; amber western, III as: No
2 amner western, ~ re; f.sr to prime amber
WESTERN, u Is; red Maryland, 81 .1S0l25 RED
western, u >30st1.SS; Maryiatd white, III Asa
lew southern. S2c Oatsdull; southern f3@G5c
Rye unchanged Provisions yery dull; Potsi I'M
Changed. knis;snests nominal. shoulders, 7Sc.
ders, as.; clear rb-stdes, 1c.; sugar cured hams
13@l4c.s Lard frln at lSsYt6l44s. Western but
aer 0nu aud unchanged. Coffee very stronglsitil
advancing tendency ri fSS.a20ac. Whskes .iull
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