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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-23
GENERAL BREvITIEs.


"PIeE0N COOP music'' il what Tai
mage calls choir singing.
MoNo0RAMs in black with gold bead
ing adorn the latest stationery.
NEW YORK sends in an order for A.
DOC. O0O postage stamps every fortnight.
north CAROLINA claims the vegeta-
BILE phenomenon Of an apple growing on
a grapevine.
SWEET cider, even II just from the
press, is condemned by the Massachu-
sets Total Abstinence Society.
Don CARLOS has names enough to
make him round -shouldered. They are
Charles Marie Jean Isadore Joseph
Francois Quirius Antoine Michael Ra-
phael of Boni.
THERE are Gypsy child-stealers off as
well as on the stage, and. some of them
kidnapped Lowell boy, tied him in
their wagon, and were carrying him of,
when his cries brought aid.
GEN. SHERMAN attended burlesque
performance at Chicago the other night,
sitting in box. He mildly applanded
one of the actresses, when, much to his
discontinue, she approached and threw
Q kiss to him.
A BRANCH of the Mennonites, called
Evangelical Mennonites, has decided to
.expel from the church any member who
gets his life insured. Two ministers,
refusing to be governed by the rnle,
have been accommodated.
THE following was recently sent to q
schoolmisiress in Birmingham, Eng
land: "Miss X, can you allow our
Henrietta Georgiana to come home and
nurse Claudius Alfred while our Louise
Anne Victoria goes to ancing-school?"
IT is not the servant-girl who is under
arrest in Allentown, Pa, for opening
her mistress's letters, but exactly the re-
verse. The servant received letters
from her lover, and the mistress yield
cd to curiosity and read them.
A LETTER with $50 in it is among the
- curiOsities of the Washington Dead let
ter Office. 1t was addressed thus:
Hoboken, Snify Tiddleywinks Co.,
Pig dealers,
~ Hoffensnipper's Terrace,
(COr Iid0eieEoQ Ave and l0ifh \
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-23
THE SOUTH CAROLINA PLAN.

Private Letter from Judge Mackey. Repub-
ncan candidate for Congress in the Charles
ton district.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Nov. Z, 1s7s-MY DEAR
SIR: As you anticipated, the Democrats have
counted me out. That I received q majority
of at least 5 600 there is no doubt, yet OCon-
ner Is given by the election officers a major
tty of 10 900, and perhaps IL viii be more. How
you will publish the facts in every paper you
In, n Alok I'm Aho oIalaci lafr. ouk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02

Closing Exercises of the Chestnut
Grove School, near GAINESVILLE.
CHHsTNUr GROVE, Nd, Feb. %.
Editor argus
II you will allow me the space in tn.
columns of your valuable paper l will
give tho many readers 81 tie ARGUS
short account OF the closing OF
schec! :.ugnt at Chestnut Grows, by
Miss Sadie Smith. 1t closed Satur-
day the 10th. The morning was
cloudy and looked gloomey bat a.
bout noon the sun came and the mist
vanished.
1 thought there would not be
many present but to my satisfaction
and surprise about neon the young
folks began coming in from all dirsc-
tions. We engaged in q ring play
which all seemed to enjoy. At
2 s'cleck, P.M We were again called
to order, and after hearing enc OF
Washington Irving's long stories
read the scholars reviewed on all
branches taught in the school. All
the questions asked wsre answered
which were not few.
When evening came ell agreed to
play ring and We played till late
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02
Hastily,
FIDELIs IDKw.
OUR NEwBURa LETTER.


"Domby" takes the Cream of the
Local News and sends it in TO the
argus"
NEWRUEo, Feb. 26, 1873.
EdttoT Arggs
Rev. sapp, Faster Of the Baptist
church, Of Independence, preached
an eIesllsnt sermon at bis church On
Sabbath nsrnisg, u q very large
Congregation, . great many persons
having to stand out during the ser
vices. After which be went down
into the water as Philip did on a
similar occasion, and buried WITH
Christ, BY Baptism, The folloWipS
persons Z. N. Andrews, and Wils
n. Lanhsm, Mrs. Lu Heller. Mimss
Bert. sbsfsr, Lucy Kosast, and
Josie Sinclair.
On Friday sight oceErsd ia the
woods near HouseTs mill bstVssp
Reason Psll and enc johnson vbe
was hslling logs from on Psll's land
II appears that Psll hass tenant an
bis farm BY the nams Of Hsvkins
and that Johnson was in tie habit
Of STEPPING once ia while 10 have
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02

some sewing done and Pell went M
10 whore johnson Has and ordered
hitU not to stop there sny more. a
quarrel ensusd. and Whilst johnson
was STOPPING DOM cutting = snag %
Pei attacked him and was strucE
with the pole OF an AK by johnson,
which laid him out for come time.
4 gnsas there in a woman in the
matter.
Rev King, oil Independence, hs
been holding = Protraotod meeting
10 his church at this place for the
pact week, Bro. King is good
preacher and he delivered some Yery
able sermons
Mrs Daniel Fsrgeson, who Ia,
been visiting friends in West. Va.
mas retuinsd to her home in Iowa.
hIss Laura McWillians, who has
been visiting her Uncle John
Williams. OF tins place, returned
to her home in Grafton.
Died, on the 24nst at his resi-
dence in Lyon township Reese SHAY.
after lingering illness, OF consum D.
ton.
Mr.. George Anderson ard wife
left on No. S to day to visit friends
at Martinsburg.
Miss wilkins. daughter OF our old
friend Ravlsy wilkins, Esqr, i. yis-
ting friends in Newburg.
Mrs. Belle Foster and daughter
OF Pittsburg, accompanied by Mrs.
Vsnkirk and daughter of Grafton.
were visiting friends hero lsst week.
Miss Alberta Shsffsr Of Austin
visited our city one day last week.
Esq Eugene McGinnis give us q
pleasant call this week he is one OF
the best Magistrates in our county.
Clarence L. Howard, wAgt. for
Singer sewing machine who has
been here for the past month left
for Weston, Lewis Co, on No. Q this
A. M. He is a good fellow and did
a good business while here. Glad 10
see him on our streets soon again.
Rev. Lake, Lutheran minister
from Grafton. preached a very able
Sermon to a large Congregation at
the Union church on Sabbath dsy.
Miss Dora Bartlett, who has been
attending School at Fettsrman, Tsy-
lor Co, has returned to her homo in
this place.
Literary Society hadsa nesting
on last Saturday night "Nowbure
quinetts club furnished music for the
occasion.
Mssrs Albright and Gibson, OF
have rented the Store
house OF VIM Qoldsn and expect to
put In stock of goods by the lst of
April. Both have rented property
that time.
Don't think OF more to write this
time. Success to the ARGUS.
DoMBr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02

Symptoms of q Diseased Liver.
pAINin the right side, under the edge
= of the ribs, increases on pressure /;
sometimes the pain is in the left side
the patientisrarely able toiie on the left
side sometimes the pain 10 felt undeS
the shoulder-bladc, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma.
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
I'D with loss Of appetite and sickness {;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; tho
headistroubled with pain, accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally a con.
siderable loss of memory, sccompan-
led with painful sensation of having
left undone something which ought to
have been done. A slight, dry cough
10 sometimes an attendant. q, The pa
tient complains of WEAKNESS and de.
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin his spir-
its are low; and although he is salts.
fed that exercise would be beneficial
TO him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it. In fact,
he distruSts every remedy Several of
the abovesymptoms attend 1.-THE disease,
but cases have occurred where few of
them existed, yet examination Of the
body, after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranged.
DAGUE AND YER.
DR. G. MPLANR's LIVER PILLS, IN
GASES OF AoUK AND FRvKR, when
taken with OIIinine, are productive of
the most happy results, No better
eathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease TO give them A PAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and az
ssimple purgative they rare unequaled.
pEwAnE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine On. g.. MQLANR's
LIVER Pills are never sugar COATED.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
MCLANR's LIVER Pills.
The genuine Mp LANES LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of &. MpLAHH.
and FLEMING BRos. on the wrappers
~Insist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine DR.. g.
MyLANR's LIVER Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
Tothoss wishing 20 give d. & NoI.AHR's LrvEu
kILLs trial, We will mail pokt paid 20 fnV Vay al
uta Unitsd states, bos 81 Pills Tor ty-sutv.svs
sastA RL-EnIN0 mos, Pitlshsfg, -.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02

when 1t became cold and we again
sntered the school room which wac
beautiful "a we'll as confortablss
Inc room was soon filed with attsu
tive hearers. There were present
the school fhcsJ, number OF teach.
ere and several gentlemen and ladies
from w. Va. 10 welcome the
friends the school Gang t. song, GOOD
Evening"
The progrsmo for the evening e1-
srelso was as follows: Singing by the
school; select reading By Miss Otto
and Mise Lewis; defamation by
Miss Lewis; defamation By Nc
Clsllen Falksnstins; defamation by
lsouri Frankhouser; Essay by Miss
Otto; defamation by George Falk-
esstlne; defamation by Alice
talkenstlns; Essay 10y Miss Lewis;
defamation b. Missouri Falksn-
slime; defamation by Chsrlis Falk-
enstine and Kenneth Frankhouser;
dscklsmst:On by Isouri Frankhous.r
Alter hearing the select readings
decla mations and essays, which were
indeed Interesting. there were few
addresses made. The scholars then
took their stand opposite the teacher
and sang the farewell song which
was composed by the teacher. This
song suited the time and place.
As the chorus was being sung the
last time the scholars marched up
to the teacher, two and two, and
babe her farewell. All the scholars
wore wreaths, and Miss Otto, who
marched in front, when she came to
he teacher removed her wreath and
placed it on her teacher before bid
ding her good by. The scene was
indeed affecting. That Miss Smith
had done her duty and been a
worthy teacher was evident. That
the scholars had been kind and ODE
dent was fully indicated by the
vgible emotions Of the teacher.
l.. NJ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02

night mare or dream, l tell you Joe
Barter never cant iorgit that day.
ana ne wost PLANT another ingin in
als TINE life. No sir, never, never.
Had ingins enough.
Mister Editor TIA dreadful stou-
l9hen to ssa how letters fly now DAYS
We Jlst read tothsr duy OF the
'shockin" effect OF our letters way
over In Caliiorny They shock"
the very "ssnslbilities" OF the Cal.
iisrny Doctors. NJ d." which means
Doctors in Western Virginy, sends
teo- and wants to bet 1.-TWO bits"
that little CaliIorny tads can beat
our "Orthogrsphy." Nancy saws
she thinks OrthOgraphv means. spel.
I'm, resdin, writin and examples in
Klthnetiok. Now ! don't know
what kind OF bits" that Doctor
wants TO bet, but If she will stake A
peck or so OF good psrtstere, she can
Ilst trot Thorn boys out any day and
write US the psrticklsrs.
Mister Editor Nancy rally thinks
that IN. D." the Caiiioruy Doctor,
10 woman, and now if she's married
would jist like to AZ her q aues-
ton, with her permission of course. /
would jist like her to say if she was
mach shocked whom her old man
popped her the question: If she,
single and don't care to marry, l
would jlst like to introduce her to
our Uncle Jake, for he's willia and
ready to trot in harness. I'll list
say he's sprightly lad, old enough
to marry, got money and 10 good
dimocrst Of the hard shell persus-
sion. You must not believe what
the dutch tailor said when he made
him some clothes. He only said
Old Shsky. he bees not made right"
That old tailor don't know syery
thing no how. The trooth 10 Uncle
Jake don't complain OF leanness a
bit, but measures we'll around the
girth and enjoys good health. Fur
thsr psrticklers on application.
None Of the boys didn't make love
to Nancy on Valentine day. She |
didn't git any purity picters no how,
and says don't care if she didn't
The old woman keeps her Buck
wheat batter paddle "cut and dried"
Well it's now 10 O. clock and we
must jist bid you all good novet.
Trooly Thine,
JOE DARTER
and
NANCY DARTER.
z. s. Postskript.-The school mas
tiers lnstertoot como to Auroarry
last Wednesday,. jist before dinner.
Old Mister Smith and all the boys
ll.t come bilin. We will write you
all about the pertlcklers in our next
iett'r.. Nancy was dreadful kesrful
In tskin notes OF all the perceedins. |
]. D. & N. D.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02
Railroad Meeting at Reedsville.

railroad Meeting ut ReedsviIle.
at meeting OF the citizens Of
Valley district, held at Reedsvills,
on Feb. 90, 1873;
On motion Of j. w. Gussman, T..
Watson was elected President. and
DR.. John D. Hall, Secretary. The
object OF the meeting was stated to
be for the purpose Of selecting the
place and time at which to hold
general meeting of the citizens of
Preston county, On motion San
lord Watson, D. g. Zinn. G. w.
Hsrtzsll, G w Fairfax and D.
Wheeler were appointed a commit
tee to select the place and name the
time for holding said meeting. The
committee reported Resdsville as
the place. and the 9th OF March as
the time. Nessrs. Guseman, Bord
Hartley and others made rousing
speeches. On motion the Directors
OF the pittsburgh, w. Va, and
Southern Railroad Company" and
M Hagsns, Of Morgaptown, were
invited to be present at the next
meeting. On motion the Secretary
was directed to furnish these pro
ceedings to the Kingwood, Morgan
town, Pittsburgh and Grafton pa
psrs for publication. The sscre tary
was instructed to advertise the mex t
meeting by printed posters. On
motto the meeting adjourned.
]. ID. HALL, Sso'y. 2
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02

THIS issue Of the ARGUS closss the
hrst six months Of its existence, and
We are now beginning to receive the
support which the Democrats OF
Preston county should give their pa
per. We are making daily additions
to our subscription list and from
present indications the ARGUS will
have fifteen hundred subscribers be-
fore it closes it's first volume-a cir
culation that no other paper, sver
published In Preston county, has
reached. Our friends seem to be
going to work in earnest. The more
they work to extend our circuls-
ton the more We feel encouraged to
make good paper. We have en-
ployed additional force and are now
better prepared than ever to make
the ARGUS what it should be-a
credit to the Democratic party
During the wear the people of Pres
ton county will be in the midst of
another political campaign, during
which time the ARGUS will be one
Of the liveliest Democratic papers
ever published in Preston county;
and we hope to be able to report q
grand Democratic victory in this
county next Fall.
Our club rates. published else
where in this paper, put the ARGUS
within the reach Of all. Put 4
shoulder to the wheel, friends, and
assist US in rolling up five hundred
subscribers within the next thirty
days. 1t can be done; all that il
necessary is foe our friends to work
for us. Say you'll raise club and
you can do it zone COED turn de-
serves another in the subscri.
bers and we'll turn out q good pa
perl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02

LETTER FROM TUNNELToN,
"Fidelis Idem" to the Front A
Newsy Letter.

Newsy Letter.
TUNNELToE, Feb. 90.
Editor Argus:
Rev. ]. w. Hess delivered a very
interesting discourse to large con-
gregation at this place en- last Sab
bath evening.
Judge J. III. Shaw has traded hi.
farm for q dwelling house in King
weed, and csntSnplAtes moving from
this section shortly. We shall be
sorry to lose the Judge from our
cSmnunity.
Our school will close in TIVE weeks
1t has been very satisfactorily
taught, and the children have ina
proved rapidly under the proficient
teaching Of Ar. George @. Shay.
Quite a number of eur young lads
LETT . fen days ago for Burning
SPIingS for the purpose Of manufac-
turing slaves, hoops. &C., fer Messrs.
Bons6sld, FOrtnsy, & Co.
Question for debate on Thursday
eVsning-"should the Presidency OF
the United States be limited to one
term Of four yssrs7" Affirmative, Jas.
Hunt, A. Jay Bsns6sld and George
Q. Shaw; negative, Arthur M. Shat
fer, W. S. Raymond and Gus. ].
shafsr.
Hastily,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02
FROM THE DARTER FAMILY

"Joe's" Experience while Sick
He Dreams Visions and Sees
Dreams"
AuHoARRY, WESTERN vIReINy.
Mister Editor Of The Arous:
Joe Barter having survived the
dreadful attack Of trszsn psrtss.r.
end Nsncy's skiilful treatment Of
bilt ingina, jist feels like himself
again, and with Nancy's help Joe
will Jlst write oHet moro for the id
ihcation Of your readers. Before
branshin out on ginsrsl Moose, Joe
would jist like to tell you all hsw
he felt juring his dreadful sfliotion,
with seven psckS of red hot inRins
bilin and cookin on his chitt, with
moren TIVE hundred pounds settin
on top jist like an old fashion
chesss-prsss. As nigh as he can
tell he felt jiSt like the Allssany
or Rocky Mountin was piled onto
him, with his toes sticfin out on
one side and his head and fingers on
tsthsr side, jist so Joe could work
EN- little. Then the inRins kept
biliH jiSt like some great big volca.
nick nountin smokin and hsavin all
the time and threstnin to bust eVsry
mint, II didn't bust but Joe was
dreadful feered it would. Mister
Editor there's no language on this
side OF the moon that would be suff-
ioisnt to describe Joe's fsslins. and
Nancy says she cant jist say how it
tls on tothsrs side Of the great
illuninary. Joe hssred all kinds OF
dreadful racksts and noise, SIGH a.
thunder and lightnin railroads run
min Oft the track, big rocks jumpin
and tUmblin down the nountins, and
splashin Of great waters. Wild
beasts OF all kinds hollered dreadful.
Joe had sich ugly dreams. He saw
20 many people. There was Thomas
Granger huntin ooona and dige in
pertatsrs and ingins with big tooth
pick. There was "Hsmpton" drivin
calves and oryin with al bis might
Jake, Jake the dogs dead, the
dogs dead" There was "Irs Bee"
tryin TO trade Nancy q four year old
ginger cake fer her Dietisnarv
Nancy wont hslisvs that Joe was
drssmin. She says it was list a
slight attack Of night mare" re-
Jubsrnsted in Joss mind that dsV
en- account Of . little warmth snd
pressure on the chist. ! tell You
Joe Dartsr went bslisVs any sieh
stuff, Whsn bs speaks from expert
snos.
When dreamin be locked way ever
the bills great way Of, towards
where the sun gifts up on a clear
morning and there be saw q puItV
Womsn rsadin poetry in q dutch pa.
per to the children. The paper was
Ji's as dutch a. any "ssur erout and
Irstzsls' - nsYer was could bssn.
The ohildrsE sll laughed to bear
thslI Hspna read the funny poetry.
eli about oHe little Iniin, tive little
lnlins, thrss little Isiin bsys. And
joe saw her give thp dutch paper
to q younE Doctor and told him 70
sent Il ''TO ear Dutch Cousins Joe
Dsrter and Massey Dsrtsr eli Of
Aurosrry, Wssterh Yirginy," and n
tell ysu 1t let come to hand. and had
the very poetry marked with red
and blpe stripes that Jss seen the
purity woman rsadin. The poetry
vas dreadful nice, tell you, Il vas
all about the little Iniin boys Ard
noE Mister Editor jist let it be
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02

1t is thought that HAYES will vs-
to tie silver bill. OF oourse it looks
smart for one nan to set up his opiu.
ION against mslOrity OF the great
est minds OF the American Congress.
Since the above has been put
In type the news has reached as
that HAYES vetoed the silver bill,
but the Senate and House passed it
over the wiss(D mans veto.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02

The prospects for a general war
an Europe are good. Eussia j, mad
and England is getting moreso. The
Standard Of the %, in q leader, says
that the terms Of peace, if unnodi-
fed, cant be sanctioned by England,
We have been brought face to face
with var by tho arrogant and ag-
RrsssiYs conduct Of Kussia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02
NOTICE.

Mr.. JNo. r. KLAUsER, late OF the Fl RIM
OF Theophilus Klaussr, Job Printers,
Pittsburgh, is now employed in this of<
hce and is authorized to attend to any
business OF the Office during our abs nee.
Parties paying money to Mr.. KLAUsRR
will receive due credit upon our books,
and he as authorized to receipt for the
Same, IL. CLAY n. HYDE,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-02
WAETED-FARms FOR SALE.

Having made arrangements TO advet-
Use extonsively in this and adjoining
states, All ~ rsons having real estate FOR
sale, should learn my terms and oppor-
Call upon or address,
w, y, LISTON,
Real Estate Age3A, PoFtlAsd, Preston
coy. W Va, Cas- .aAtvi
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"Tnits Pills ars worth their w-ighti Ia gold"
REV. ]. q: SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
"Tutt's Pills are spscial blessing of the nine
centh century."-REyE:h osoooD, New York.
"I have used TUFTS Fills 7dr torpor OF tho liver.
They are superior to any medicine foz hillary dis
orders mlfc.h
!. p. CARR, Attorney II Law, Ausust,, os.
~ have csed TuttS Pills fve years In my family.
They arc unequaled costiveness nd biliousnes.
T. n. WILSON oeoroetevn, Texss.
'T have used TUFTS Medicine wits great benefit"
W. w. MANN Editor Mobile Register.
I'VE sell fnv boxes TUFTS Pills 20 Ave of all
other'"-sAVRE CO. csrtsrsvie, os.
=, TUFTS Pills have Only to be tried to establish
their merits. They work like magic"
w. N. BhRRoM, ss Summer 81, Boston,
"Thereis no Medic nc sssstli adaut.d 10 ,L, cur,
OF bilious dlsordcrS rs TUFTS Pffs. ~ ',F
JOS. aRu@HEl, Richmond, vlrsinIs.
ARD q TH3Q5AkD MORE.
Sold bu dra,p0ists. 30 cents q Dor. 0dles
30 hpsTov 6trees, fet1 York..
National Republican., 1878-12-24
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE. Dee. 81, 1853
Cotton outlet, but firm. Mlddling, SIC.
eflour dull buI not quottDIy lower, Howard street
aud Western supcrinr, - I532 2j dn extra, Ea5OrI.
do family, sI21Q,I7Ii Guy Mills supernnc, q QyI2,;
do extra u 20 do Rio brands, u 21a5 a. puRusgu
family, tJ2.
Wheat-Suuthcrn nm and quiet Western Ofrr.
ings light hut MAJ krl steady. southern rc UScu o. IS
do amber u C6gI OS; No. Pennsylvania rcd, IL u
No. 2 Western winter rcd, spot and December, sIJi
January, sIOj,s Fcbunry,SI Oi..
Corn-southern active aud ea1y. Western dun
and steady. Southern whIle 4! tiSC; do yellow ava
AAc' Western mixed, srOt and De rember. Ilc; Juru.
AIRY, i3AsC; February, tie; steamer IJc.
OAIs very scarce aud wanted market Hrm, south
ern, 70 DC Western white, JSc, 40 IIAed, 8Ju jS
PenmsY IyHmIa. 33Qyab
ltyr quiet and numinnl. southern, 5Gg5ss
Hay steady; demand lLlr MaTy IaId ana Pcnusyl !.
vnnla prime, slOn II.
Provisions dull generally with only u smaI jobhlr 9
ders, new, nohllnaiy @}soc ccar.Tib sides, new. -,
@Ssc per car load; packed, new, Sgegi4r. BACON
sgarc cd, O9esc. Lard refined Iicryes, Gac. Butter
~ good demand for choicei low grades dun; choice
Western packed, ldCq Isci rolls, Ijc,
Petroleum nOminnly steady. Crude, 7's47Ic; re,
UOIce active and firm Rio Curgoes, Ii@lS.c.
Sugar STEADY and Guirt A son, 46iyc.
Whisky dun at ~ ora I Ogs.
Ireighis 10 Liverpool per steam dull and ON nal
hrceIpis-flour, S,s!5 Gbs wheat. II, 10 bu com
$500 bd.
CATTLE HARRET
Cattle The market has teen slow aud prices 4
hrst qualify, .@ll.c medium. s,.@S,.c, ordiHarS
z@J!sc. Tue most sale, we've At 9seyIj.c. Nucrip 5
Swiue-rhe market was only fair and prices Wei,
unchanged. Quotations, js9isc. Neceipls, III
shoep-rhe market was very duh. Quotations, g.
@tac. Receipts, 7VS head.
c.l o %ma str 4 tns Re iss9nS rhms IL January III
Instead OF Monday, as heretofore.