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Mt HAVANA CIGARS.-Just landing,
direct from Havana, one case OF CABANAs GIG AIRS.
OSCAR CRAM,
nv 1876 No. IA Governor street.
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THE LATEST FRoM "FITZ. "

ASSOCIATE Press UlSpatch.J
WASHINGTON, May 15.-Doorkeeper Fitz-
hugh and his friends have presented docu-
ments which entirely eXculpate him from
the charge Of arson. theft, perjury, and
Matchmaking; but his unfortunate letter
still remains against him, and will be fatal,
unless feeling that the trcachery which
prompted its publication should under no
circumstance be successful saves him. 1t
is known that Fitzhugh could have pre-
vented its publication for consideration.
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SUMNER n :RIlTIsORTs.
I1TH1TE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

- WEsT VIRGINIA.
,rb. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, West yfr-
ri1is yhose Iteration IS two thousand feet above
tfideerster, aud famous for lis ALTH1ATIvn
W ITnp ri and Fashionable patronage, IL now opcn.
Charges to July list: Monthly, % per day; weekly,
Fer months or July and August: Monthly, e2.85
nor day; weekly, S3 per day.
pi Eytsnstye improvements have been made since
last year, among others, the erestioI OF the Isa
TON HOUSE, large hotel, with All mouern 80 IN. ~
- well as summer; also, several NE w COTTAGE
Descriptive pamphlets obtained OF TCRC CHI,
LADD &c Co. GEORGE u. fEfI ON q w.
INV 6,Tu. TIL 4gz1m - e2.s
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CTD,r'IrTlM;Gl[s,.,

IorHrsa ron CASH.
G. o. D.
would saT sh.s It L short for 4' :. =. = n'san'
CASH ON DELIVERY;
which is the new maxim have adopted In 1ny busi-
ness; and Ia doing 90 am now dividing my profits
with my customers for the purpose of receiving she
CASH DOWN instead Of the old plan Of the aredit
G. o. D. system sares money to the buyer.
C. Q. d. system saves money TO the merchant
BOTH ARE BENEFITED,
MONEY AND TINE SAVED,
and everybody says that my goods ara
DIETER,
TAsTIER, -.
MORE STYLISH,
and CHEAPER
than at an! similar house in the State. Try tina c. o.
MAKE MONEY for yourself BY calling on
my 1s-sods. =. nj 1i sa' sraiin . ssrses
John LAToUcHE, "a
MERCHANT TAILOR, p
No. TnSTH STREET.
ENGLISH MOHAIRs AND FLAENELs
for skeleton suits. Also,
TRowsERINGs AND BUSINESS sUITINGs.
Prices eth falling. my1s
T.. B. SPENCE & SON
invita- special attention to their
new stock of
CLOTHING, SHIRTS, and FURNISHING
GOODS.
Call and look ut their
N-DOLLAR SUIT.
tits the BEST suit for
the money
10 BIO had anywhere In the
State. s.
~ They have just received all
tile new styles OF
NECK-WEAR.
e II you want CLOTHING, SHIRTS, and
FURNISHING GOODS
at the lowest prices call on
E.B. SPENCE SON,
myl3 1900 Main street.
DE ALIVE TO YOUR INTEREST.
PATRoNIZE THOSE WHO PROTECT YOUR
INTEREST.
AT COsT, POSITIVELY AND ABSOLUTELY.
From now until June 1st will eeiBany article In
nv line, suca as CLOTHING, + u RNISHINb
GOODS, CT Otis. CAsSIhERES. and EESTINGS,
all strictly nrst-class goods, AT COST FOR CASH,
in order to reduce my stock to make rocm for my In
coming linens.
Remember, you have only twenty morc'days' time,
and 'twere well 30 secure some of the great bargains
offered by Is. BECHER,
Wholesale and Retail ClO5hier,
and Merchant Tailor, No. 1903 haiHstreet,
second door from corner Fourteenth.
2. 8. Particular attention Is called to'my $40
FLANNEL SUITS. hy13
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ng-NEW PRINTS, PERCALEs, CAM
BRICs, LAWNS, ORGANIZES. &C.. just opened
and ON the way. [my 1ol T. II. PRICE & co.
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I THE USUAL RELIGIOUS SER
VICE will be held In the Oregon Hill Methodist
church THIS EVENING at O'Clock, conducscd by
members of the Christian Association.
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Mr. SPLENDID STOCK OF CAssI-
MEREs, &c.-T. r. PRICE & co. arc expecting
hourly by steamers and express, now supplies OF
CLOTHS and CAsSTMERES, for which they nave
J. had such large sales; :,
Splendid line LADIES' SUN-uMBRELLAS,1 Il 70
90 inches-aew style handles:
CAMBRIC SKIRTS, SPRING B0ULEYARDs; =.
KID GLOVES, every nnmber-best Erades
BLEACIIED COTTONS and sHEETlNGS ~ Iac-
tory prices. ley 10
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NEW GooDs' NEW GOODS.
FEEsH ARRIVALS THlSiWEEh
LAWNS OF the ncwast and most G6sifao!e wye -
very low prices: IL, ,,,,ed
PARASOES Of all dfsisns IN plsin, bnesI '"n''-
A. SIN hsn ln nc "a WifT GOODS, embracing
PIQUES, ,.n,rs
VICTORIA LAWNS,
IliBROIDERIES and LlyESsu,> 40 ., al
Also, BLEACftLD and BROWN COefo-''
ttS popular brands; ,,>rS
BLEAGHED and BROWN TGBLE L1sh-'
VINE CLOTM. NAPKINS.
TOWELS, HAkDKERCEIIEfS,e p>
i would csE special attention 10 isfe :"
- L0W-PRICE PRINTS
opened today. yro ,,r,rzIyR,
an Broad street.
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THE HEALTNG SPRINGS,
yILL1AM B. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR.

This Justly celebrated natcringplace, 50 long and
faYorably known to the travelling public, win se
OMEN to Visitors on and after the LIST OF June.
There Is no place In the mountains OF Virginia so
beautifully as well az BEAUTIFULLY situated 1t has
Dr. d. A. LANGHoRsH, Of Lynchburg, resident
physician. -
LADD & Co., Druggists, or GEORGE w: GARY, sta
Homer. my l6-Tu, Th,& SatJy1
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LECTURES.

A FREE LECTURE WILL BE GIVEN
IA at the Young Mems Christian Associations Hail
on TUESDAY the 10th instant, ut S =. NJ, bg Pro-
lessor DU llEAUME, of the Female Institute.
Subject: " FREDERICK THE GREAT AND FITS
FATHER my l6-Itx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-16

YKEN'S VALLEY C0AL.-Four han
4 dred tons of this celebrated coal for sale. Also,
gnia Spint of all kinds Georges Greek Cumbaeiand,
for steam and smiths uses Clover Hi.l and hldlo-
thian limp; Soft Lump ard Fail Coke. lss and
pine Wood. WRIT ROBEHTS,
&C 2i corner Seventeenth and Cary sreets.
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FURNITURE.

lust RECEIVED, q lot Of fine W!5AAILs..M
81 NIT uAT-RACKS and BOOKCASES: IA
a new stylc WALNUT SAFE, with or without mi
sH {srps s ane on
,S,c, nieaec to sell at lower prices than the same
slsss of goods were ever offered. Examine my stock
S,SS1 "a Won On buy. = S9gs L. GATHRIGHT,
NV Dam 16 Governor street.
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! EpEs,TAI. NOTICES.
ag SILKS SILKS Silks.

NJ SILKS LIZ, SILKS zs
LARGE ADDITIONS TO OUR STOCK.
BROWN SILKS at s5c., 81, s1.lo, and s1.s5,
worth s1.a5, s1.5o, 81 rs, and Sc;
NAvY-BLUE SILK ats1 ana s1.ss worth s1.e5
and e1.75
DRAB SILKS at s5e., 81, and s1.25 per yard
worth 81, $3.50, and S1.75; ~
STRIPED SILKS at soc., s5c., 81. and a1.15 per
yard worth from IS Ito soc. per yard moro;
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at 75c, Soc, 81, s1.25,
s1.s5, and $3.50 per yard, the best value ever
GRos-GRA1N SILKS at 81, s1.a5, s1.5o, s1.75,
90, sa.a5, $3.50, $2.75, and 90 per yard;
BLACK-AND-wH1TEPLA1D ELK a. s5e. per
yard worth s1.25.
wN-AND-BLACK-PLAID SILKS at $50. per
yard worth s1.25.
The LARGEST STOCK OF SILKS ever offered
in this city.
OUR PRICES
will satisfy the closest buyers.
nylo LEVY BROTHERS.
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All the above most troublesome pests killed nv
using our ITALIAN INSECT POWDER.n W.
warrant 1t to do all that We claim for it. or the mo-
ncy will be refunded. ~
POLK MILLER CO., Apothecarie,.
ny9 corner Ninth and Main street.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-16
Theory-Practice.

Every science. every art, has it,
theory aud practice, the principles of
me defining the rules which shall reg
Ilate the details of the other. Some
times these are written out clearly and
erve as chart to regulate the opera
lions of the practitioner, but oftener
hey are unwrtten, like the English
constitution, and liable to much differ
snce of opinion in their definition and
application.
Perhaps no art offers a finer field for
such decentralization than agricul-
.ure. Based on tho tangible facts OF
nature, its principles arc capable of
Justification. and its truths and errors
of easy separation. Many are its AK.
IONS, as indisputable as those of math.
ematics; and as many its contradic.
lions, as easily tested, and the error
eliminated from the truth, And why
is it to-day pursued with such reck-
ess disregard of princip'es, and many
If its acknowledged truths overridxien
to the injury of the farmer?
All admit that the careful and thor
ough cultivation Of few acres OF land
j. productive Of more profit than the
negligcnt treatment of many. Yet who
II those who read this article will re
olive that next year shall see his TILED
ground reduced to an amount which
| ne can handle with absolute thorough
Tess? Not month passes but brlngs
| 20 us, IN your paper, a well-written ar
,ument against the liberation of weeds
7howing conclusively the profit Of a
| positive humiliation of the "pestilent
rood" before they acquire aye and
strength to damage the crop, Yet how
many fields do you see. as you ride
dong, cultivated Oh anything like thi,
thorough principle. Jethro Tull is ad
united TO have communicated a great
'rath, when he proclaimed that thor
ongh c. mminution of the soil, and a
| frequent stirring of it around the grow
ing crop, would largely promote its
aeration, and 10 All extent supply the
want OF manure. Yet how many far
mers, however short Of fertilizers, stir
he ground any oftener than Is needed
10 keep down the weeds? And 30 on
through round of violated principles.
| have neighbo who talks with great
Intelligence, but never acts with thor.
oughness, nor raises a first class crop.
The farmer follows the rut from
which he has not the courage to escape.
He has so much land, and If this is a
good year. he may possibly get a good
crop on the whole. And yet, If one
h aft of the present extent of cultivated
land were titled on this principle next
year, he would admit that the aggre-
gate yield of all the farms would be
greatly increased. and with less fatigue,
worry and cost.--[Country Gent
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-16
Practical Poultry Hints.

The exact date when the ehanehah
went out and the BrahnIq PoOtra, whlci
soon merged INFO plain Brahma. cam
in. am unable to record. but | q.
know that there II very llttle real di
ference between the two. The Shane
haIs were large, coarse, leggy ,ungainl,
birds. with capaclous gizzards ant
enormous appetites. Every one sooi
became disguised with them. and they
were I'ut out Of the way, and Mr.. and
Nr v sha'a, with leggings Ia the III
ot'r.are .c rsl stepped in'o the
place. The Brahnss are slightly short
or IN The leg. are broader bodied than
fhe original fowl. but not u whit more
comedy or graceful in appearance, and
as far as utility is concerned, not much
bettor. A little bad breeding soon
drops them back again to the desplsed
Shanghai. For size alone the Brahmas
stand at the head of all barnyard fowls.
They are only moderate layers. Their
eggs are a dark brown. The Asiati cs
all lay brown eggs. but the shade var.
les with the different varieties. The
Partridge Cochins lay a smaller egg,
more pointed at the small end, and OF
. richer reddish hue, while the Bluffs
eggs are larger, and of a lilac brown,
The pure bred Brahms's egg Is dark
coffee brown. dirty looking, and an ex,
act oval. Their eggs are large, and the
purity Of the breed can easily be deter
mined by the general appearance and
color Of the egg. ANY cross varies the
egg.
ofsll layers the Black Spanish pro.
duees the richest and finest eggs, and
the Lsghorns, both white and brown,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-16

SENSIBLE ADvICE.-Yo are asked
every day TO use something for dyspep D.
STA and liver complaint that you know
nothing about that you get discouraged
spending monev with but little success.
August Flower" win cure you of dys-
pepsia and liver complaint with ali It's
effects such rs sour stomach, sick head
ache, habltual cositiveness, palpitation
OF the heart, heartburn, water-brash,
coming up Of food amer eating, low
spirits. ETC., go to N. +. Riders and
get bottle of"GreeD's August Flower"
for ten cents, or regular size for
sevsniy-dvs cents two doses will re.
lew you. % ~.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-16
"A Cluster of Golden Opinion,
ron TER
BRADBURY PIANO


nave N''''u'"''o''' anu d. Sic over .'''' So"
'"l-''''''
4no PeeH'a9 Ga fm O. ills p'aao Is rs a'aiia
u'h T. tNe lu'aan voice rs an "cooml7uinc't
owing 10 us s'~pa'lcte mellow yet rich ~"
powerful singing tones
~ from personal acquaintance with this a.m
wecnH ih"or5e them as worthy OF the fullest .-
uu'Aco o' neptune we are using 'de bradtrf'
p'"hos III ''r iaAil'o'' "nd tnoy give entire eai
notion
i'''ou7 wv instance heed !eei no hositHiloa u
sending Tor nell illustrated pF'eo-list and o't 3
ing IRON IT, or to order secondhand piano o
organs AAoy are 1e19aoie'
MIS- l. . "Ea"' "asniastoni Zen y l. raN-
cock Washington Gen W. II. Bolknar, SEE. ''
Wari Chief Justice :. +. Chase; Adrairal H. u
Porter, Washington Colunbus Dvlano See lai
p. NJ. G. roswell, Washingtoni Rev. 0. II jii
fanny, Washagt1ui Robert Bonner, New N.ii
Grand c,uiral u icl, \. Y. 81 Nichola- II
n - Gen. o. d. iawari. Wash bishcg
James n " i'ev. Dr. John Mcciin,oo-, II.
James Cunmina, Conn., Rev. W, Nor. Pan.i.n.
London T. 3 Arthur Philadelphia Dr.. Joh-
N'A--'~.Nt .+4A"fi 49, T'fNA-s " 4+Ai14NNi '"'L
kov. J NJ. Valdez, ClieagCi Roy. r. N Hat
heid' Clnn'i Kew. L. Vs. Baso!e, Clan, o. IL.
NJ. Reid, n. VI DR.. c. N. Sims, DalL Ma;
Il. b. kidsaway, " " Philip Phillips, y.
Rev Alfred Goodman N VI Rev. J. L toos
man. N W. e. Fischer, Phila., Pa Char
lain Mccabe' Chicagoi Rev kynstt, D.
Rev Daniel Curry. D. D. Rev W DcPns
u Thomas Guard Bait Dr. Daniel Wise
n. Y; Sants-st Church, Brooklyni Bishop Mef
rlll St. Paul; Bishop W Wiley; Rev. j. :
Inskip, n VI Rev Luke Hitchcock CHM. Re,
Haven, Brooklyn; Gen. Alvord, U. S. A
Dr.. 7. Dewiu Talnage- Friend Smith /.
Methodist, but his pianos are all orthodox; ~
ought to hear mine talk and sing"
Bishop Ames says "My Bradbury Plano il
found, after a severe test and trial. to be equal L,
all you promised. and Is 10 all respects, in rich
meas of tone and singing qualities. eyerythin.
that could DO desired Yours truly.
Baltimore, Nd, Jan, 1874. 6. r. AMEs-
", l. y, maven says my bradbury fian'
'O"'.Hue' 70 s'0" 0V''s' every uAy' a"u a''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-27

. New York, ,JanaaryieG.- Cotton-+D Dull
at 13Jsc. Flour--Nery moderate export
and home trade; superGne western and
StateA 4Oa5 10; common to good s. 00aG So;
good to choice IS 4045, 90;,white wheat exi
ira So 05a7 70; extra Ohio IS 00a7 %; St.
Louis s. 25a0 90. Rye Flour and Corn
Meal Unchanged. Wheat Stealy; nd
grade 94eaSl Oh: No Milwaukee IN store
.RyeIQHiat; western and STATE Saas &c,
Barley and Nnlt--Quiet9 Corn-In modsr.
ate demand; mixed Understandable 56a57c;
do no grade 57a5sc. - oatsr-- More active;
western mixed State A5af9e; white d6a52c,
HOps-Firm; eastern and western l0al5c.
Colee-Quiet; jobbing at l6Ha201Ec.
Sugar--EasiGr; fair to good refining ,Sa
SIC; prime 9.lGa9ssc. Molasses-Easier
at 4On6hc. Rice-QuiGt Whisky-Demand
fur and market iirn 1t 81 10a1 i0K. nor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-27

Chicago.

iaI CHICAGO, January 2G.-Flour--Dull.
,Wheat--Ingood demand, but at lower rates,
closing weak; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 %
seller April or spot pSh SELLER Nebrnary;
81 Oh seller May; No. s., 7SI5a1s9lc; reject.
Cd Csc. Corn-Steady with moderate de.
mand; No, 2 cash, dropping at 42Aa4?9Sc
spot; 4e1Sc bid seller January; 49, 70 bid sell
Ter February; rejected hS4aS4 1Sc. Oats
Steady; No. 3 SlIIc spot; SlHO seller Feb.
rudry.' Barley-Quiet and steady at 7OI9c
spot; 76c seller February. Ryc-Dull and
unchanged. Pork--Ingood demand but ut
lower rates; $40 20al0 20 spot; $40 221Ea
10 % seller February, SO SO March; $40 50
seller April. LEdrDplL and prices a shade
lower Mt $l2 % spot, $l2 lq2 ESal2 05 seller
February; SO 17Ha19 90 seller March;
sl9 s. seller April. Bulk Meats Quiet and
steady at ,7jsa1015a10$tc. Whisky-De.
'mand falf and market firm at 81 06. 7h
q On Call Board Wheat was firm at gS9Sc;
February 9S1Ec.' Corn firm at AZ 10 Janu-
airy; 425sc February. Oats unchanged. Porl;;
firm at2Hc higher. Lard unchanged. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-27

placed in the hands of DIR. Grimes, and
accepted by,Aipatter ,ajdetailed and very
feeling statement Of the copsiderations
that had led, him 70 regard it, fayorabIy.
The pastoral relation was then dis
solved, and Dr.. Grimes was dismissed 10
the Presbytery Of slephsnyille, 10 which
the church calling him bslongsla u; 4
a committeewas appointed 70 bring in
minute expression Of tho feeling Of the
Presbytery in thus partingFi,h q broth
or beloved, who laborsd 90 acceptably and
snccossfuhydn her bounds Tor thirty years
past ius LluyJ ina, ma h. yuihr..gsi
b After completing this special business,
Presbytery adjourned. RI i .flgll Id
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-27

q. CINCINNATI, JanuAty96.A Cotton Film
dl2Kc: Fiout-Demaud fair and market
firm iWheat-Inadtiye' and lower ut Sl75
al 2S.! Corn Steadydat 40ad3c. Oats;
Steady at ,S5q42e.,n Rye and Bsrley-Dull
and unchanged, POrk-lDyll, at SO 90.
Lard Moderate demand; steam 1855 kettle
12Aa13C. LUX Meats and Bacon-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky44 Demand fair
and market firm at$t07.l 9G' n,,
HoGs-Common to goodlightS 10a7 IS;
fair to good packing@ 81 :OaT IS; choice
heavy 81 35a7 10! 2d1rl't f.'i,!i M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-27
WheeIlng LiHe StoeIk aIarlket.

5,,wHEELls,,e, January 2s.t3Ths follow.
ing arc The arrivals at til Chriitmaa House
yards during the past week, and the prices
4 cATTIE-ArrivRls, so head; sold at 3a5C
per IL. i54V6llI .alt
q Hoss-+ArriyalS,il5O head; sold at Sac
per ID. iii,E-tl e iIrJ 10, swill III
\ iCows-ArlvRls, 0; sold atirslOa5O per
heAuI ill tYhru - uIn .ig.H sidi Gy 90
y Their, were noariyplS Of sheep 9realysg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-27

d TOLEDO january &c. - flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat -Dull; No. 2white
Wabash 81 10; No. 8 do 81 %; white MiGhi.
gan 81, 10; extra do 81 80; amberMichigan
spot, and seller February 81 2G55ff; No, 2 nm.
Der 81 03jS, Corr-SteRly, and il mod.
erate demand: high mixed February, IKE;
seller May 5o9Ic; no grade Wabash aye.
0ats-Quiet and FIRM; No. ., 3Gl!c, seller
April size. HE 'i'fi 7HIG%fiE
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~ NEW YORK, January G.l-s The cotton
goods market was OuiGt'but steady New
York mills wide slreetings have been 70
ducell by agents. Ii ottonades in better do
mand by clothiersl and the trade. Plaid
and ,sllrtipg prints and cambrics in mode;
rate request, Cassimcres and fine worSted
coatings rather active. Printed satin IN
steady demand; Jeans ruled quiet. ,
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EhtIa,ieIphia.

PurtNDELrnrA, January 60 -Petrolchin
Firm; refined 14affts &c; crude l11sallAc,
Clover SeedLl2Eal3ilc. Flour Little
doing aud huchhpged. Wiieat--lnactivei
Pennsylvania rod at 81 Sal DO; western do
81 GOAL 10; iRye-S7 15asSe. u Corn Prime
IN limited request; others dub; yellow 55d
&c; white 5SaG0c. oats-dulI;, white 44d
4sc; mixed ruaISe, Barley and M4lt-=rEegI
lected. Provisions steady; beefliams q Y.
a23c; Smoked 15atGt. 1Iard4.12Xa13c,
Buttsr-New York and Bradford County
extra 2sa$lc; western 25a3lc; western tirsts
1sa2Sc. Cheese Improving; New Yorl:
l3JS 1Shc.u Eggs--Firm; western fresh, 1914
zoe. Whisky-Western 81 ll.g iGi .n.i1
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BALTIMORE, Janiary aG.-Flour-Quiel
and unchanged. ''Whcat-Firm; western
rcd at 81 IS; Pennsylvania red 81 SSat 40
Corn-.-EaSier atp6l 1<a6l3<nL oats--Firm;
western mixed 46a4Sc; white 49a5le. Ryer
In fair deinand ut SpaS2c, Hay-Upchapg;
cd, Realistically at SCI QQa21 %. Bplk
Meats Shoulders 94e; clear rib, 10sSa10 3ttc,
loose. Bacon Shoulders. 9jj&a9 1Sej clear
rib 194a1o1Sc; hams 15ISat6c. Lard =
Steady crude l2slal Sc; refined ,1SszalS We,
BHttcNStcady, western extra 24pg6r; firSts
&c. Petroloufn-S Strong; crude Sc: refined
lic. Whisky-Firlniat 81 HI fra'a mn-
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tE.lls ReK IOrlennk.

'REw 0EtKASs, January 2G.- stgar--
Demand good. common .6Xa61Ec; fair to
fully fur 6Jfa61 &C.; pritneito choice 7a7I Ifc.
MolhSSes- Demand good and stronger; SOa
4Se for Terminating; 46as6si ion'primc re.
LOiled n.IaI .hnua nl nn iinA lis -in.l
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- oRFIoE DAILY ISTELIf SER,
'''" Wednesday,, january a.

HPrrsRuReH, January 26.-Petroleum-
Firm; Grade Sc 10 atParker'S; refined lAa
1870, Philadelphia delivery, rTa
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DoBBiNs' ELECTRIC SOAP,

This Soap Ii superior In quality and strength
and one pound VIII Do The work olive pounds o.
, Our FiSurs embrace tbs following hrandsi PER
FICTION, OHIO STATE PREMIUM, and KEY.
commandation, We hive tho oxclnsiyO 'Ealn Of
them. Wesdlieit an examination d our stock BY
close cash buyers. r,...sg ,.,Ls..d e4l