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WEST ALEXANDER.
wEsr ALExAxDER, Pa, Feb. :

WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, Feb. 95.
Editors Inleliigsacer.
wylle r. Davis died last night at II
o'clock Of consumption, aged s5 yeap. He
viii be inferred at West Alexander Gene.
terry tomorrow. Mr.. Davis had only been
confined to the house since the 18th, al.
though he has been in poor health for sew.
eral years. His death was, however, rather
unlocked for.
Mrs. Rebeeea Chambers, wife Of Joseph
H. Chambers, sr,, died to-day q The resssii;
dence ,,of the latter, Of general debility,
In her S1th year. She will be inferred In
Wes. Alexander Cemetery Thursday next
at A,Ns
James ohaney, Sr, Is lying quite III Al
his residence near this place, aad Is no
expected to recover. x,
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BY PA.
70 4HE 11l17 15FEf {
GENERAL NEWS.
The Missouri Treasury Deficit.
Gates Through Which Ss5o,oOO Of
n 'Sts's Money s|lPps4 Away. !
.RspFssentatlye NcMahoh Raises a
i'll BREEZE n theAoase.
The Missouri Treasury Deficit.
The GrseubaCksrs to the Front With
Their Manifesto. (
WASHINGTON.
rRopApLR VETO.

FHobAhLk VETO.
WAsnISGToS, February 94.-The state
ment that the President will veto the
Chinese bill comes from such sources to-
night as to leave no doubt OF its accuracy.
The question will be considered in the
Cabinet tomorrow.
The message will set forth in strong
terms the idea thai . prGper fsgdtdfof Dur
national honor demands ) 'striSt obsety.
ance Of all treaties until .theyarS modified
by the usual methods recognized among
nations holding diplomatic relations with
each other. twill also maintain that the
bill violates the traditional principles upon
which the republic is founded.
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MouNDsVII,LE.
NJ u n "a - N
- ~ MouNpsytrlk, Feb. g5. ls79.

m II
y ~ Mouxpsytrli, Feb. 25, 1910:
ElItOu IntslllsenssF; i8aa
VIII. j. Mcconnell, the great temper.
anee orator. from, unioptown,, Pa, com.
iiienced q series 81 msetfnes at .opr. plAee
IlstteHehing In the Presbyterian Church.
The audience was large, and his remarks
were listened TO with stha deepest atten.
tlon. Heisione Of the finest speakers \
times he holds his audience spell bound
as Il were with his eloquence. He handles
The subject without gloves. He makes q
iipht with no one, but he especially dwells
upon the fact that II is not only opr duty
10 lift the fallen man up, but also tore
move the temptation that would cause
him again to fall. Thirteen parsons signed
the pledge last evening The tlpeet3ng'
will continue during the week.: Is.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, February 26.-Flour-ln good de,
mand at fair PRICES. Wheat-Fairly active
and shade higher; No. 2 red winter aSa9eci
No. Q Chicago spring a3c cash sSIe March
aIISc April; No. 8, April 7SHc; rejected csc
Corn-F Fairly active and shale higher at 3Sj n
cash; S3Nc March; 3S5Ec April; S75EaS7KS
May. oats-Actiye, atm and higher at SS,
cash March; 23kc April; 26c May. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley-Easier al
5OHaII hc. pork-Unsettledt hut generally
lower at Si0@ CASH $40 so March; go 42I
Steady with good demand at 10 sax cash
% a2JIu6 81 April 81 0Oas7 02I Y May. HniI
Meats-In good demand and pFiovs a shail
higher at s. IS, 8 25a5 10 Dressed Hou-If
good demand and q shade higher at a Is
| WhiSky-Slslly and unehangad at 81 oil.
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CHICAGO, February The DroyerS Journal
reports:
Hoos-ReceIpts 20 900 head; shipments i 900
head; choice heavy steady at 81 6Oa4 10; Light
g 15aS IS; packers $370aS 90. Generally 81
l0c lower and dull.
C4rrIE-Receipts 1890 head; shipments
i'20o head. Quiet and easy. Shipping q goa
40; bulls g 20as 20; feeders and stockers
% 70a4 10. Slow.
snEEr-Receips 100 head; shipments
$50 head. Dull and loweFat 8 i0a6 2S.
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orNctNSArI, February 25, -Cotton-steady
and finn at exc. Flour-Quiet but Arm,
Wheat-strong and higher; prime 10 choice
red 81 0Sal 05. Corn-In good demand al 81
aSec. 0ats-Strong at 26a29c, Rye-Quiet
but firm at 62a5Sc. Barley-Quiet and un.
changed. Pork-Quiet; held at $40 25alO 50.
Lard.Quiet; steam at % 20 bid; 50 rs asked.
Bulk Meats-Qniet; shoulders held at o so
as l2k; abort clear S 20. Bacon-Steady
with good demand at4I{c, 5ssa5}<c. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. LinSeed Oil-Steady
and firm at Csc. WhlSky-Steady with fair
demand at 81 03. Sec
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Blshop Purcell and the Germans.

CINCINNATI February 24.-Archbishor
Purcell publishes a card in the Einas
TINES, denying the statement that the Ger.
man Catholics are dISaaected towards him
in his present troubles, and he says thai
both the German priests and people
deserve and receive his heartfelt gratitude
for the uniform affection and regard
which they have shown him.
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Allegheny Cattle.

East LIBERTY, February. .25.-oArrLx-Re.
ceipb to-day 643 head OF local, and no through
stock. Supply fair. but mostly common 10
medium grades, and fair supply OF Stockers
selling tlow at about last weeks prices.
llOGs-ReCeipts to-day l,4S5 head, Workers
s. 90a4 0j; Philadelphias 81 S0a4 IS,
SHEEP-Receipts to-day. 500 head, Selling
very slow at l0al6c of from last weeks
prices.
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NEw YoRx, February 25.-The cotton goods
market continues fairly active, and stocks OF
leading makes are 50 well In hand that prices
are firmly maintained. Prints are In nirregular
demand and on the whole quiet. Ginghams
active. Wosted dress goods in improved de.
mand. Mems wear woolens are still very
quiet Foreign goods sluggish.
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BALTIMORE, February Is. : Flour Quiet
and strong without change. wheat-Western
strong and steady; No. 9 Pennsylvania red
unchanged; No. western winter red spot al
81 l01Sa1 lO3<; March 81 II: April 81 II Nal l2,
Corn-Western dull western mixed, spot al
Ahc; March 441Ia441lc; April 45L<c; May
45I<a459Sc: steamer Il 11la4lsSc. oats-ouict
and unchanged. Rye-Nominal at 67a5Oc.
Hay-U Unchanged. Provisions Higher and
more active. Mes Pork-old at S575; new
$40 7ball 90. Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders
at 4hc; clear rib sides 5Jfc; packed 4I<a5<c.
Bacon-Unch hams at 9alOc. Lard
Unchanged. Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
Eggs-Steady and unchanged. Petroleum.
Dull crude 8I<aS%c; refined exc. Coffee
Dull and lower; Rio cargoes l0Hal6c. Whisky
Dull and lowef at $l07I<.
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CoRuNNA, February 25.-The British
steamer Memphis Is ashore at the en-.
trance Of this harbor, in dangerous posi-
ton. No lives lost.
ANTWERP, February 25.-Arrived-Au-
gust Andre, New York.
NV YoRx, February 25.-Arriyed-De-
vonia, Glasgow.
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virginia ReadJustment Means RepudIa


RICHMOND, February 2e.-The Conven.
ton Of readinsters of the State debt mel
to-day. Maj. vaidenlwaa, chosen Chair.
man. His speech limited strongly at 9
forciole readjustment, even to reputation
The report Of the Committee on Bust.
ness was adopted to the etfectthat Virginia
fully recognizes her just liability for hel
fair proportion OF the public debt contract
ed before her territory was divided, and
that Virginia can never recognize the
liability for that portion OF the deb
which should attach to West Virginia
That in any settlement with the State,
creditors the annual interest OF the recog
nized Indebtedness must be brought with
in her revenues under the present rate o
taxation.
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ENGLAND.

a CHANGE RI THE Eusso.ruRKlsn DREAM.
LONDON, February 25.-Acorrespondent
at Vienna says quite new spirit has been
infused into the Russo Turkish relations.
This is especially noticeable in thetransac-
tons relative to the evacuation OF Turkish
territory. Both sides seem TO vie in
friendIiness. The Russian proposals rela-
tive to details were so fair that they were
almost at once agreed TO. The impression
is confirmed that the Russians themselves
were anxious to leave.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
Austria and Turkey continue to hold the
most conciliatory language, and declare
themselves most anxious to come mutually
toa satisfactory arrangement relative 10
the convention, but neither shows any
symptoms Of yielding on one essential
point, viz: whether or not otthereis to be an
express declaration that the occupation OF
the Turkish provinces Is merely provis.
ional and temporary.
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zANEsvILLE, O., February 94.-The Star
Cotton Mills, of which the late Jesse Du'
val was proprietor, were sold to-day to
Messrs. Hoover & Allison, of Nenia, the
consideration being SS5,0OO. They pro-
pose to start up Immediately, and will run
the milLtoits full, capacity, N.S4A
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THE CHAMBER OF coNMERor,

George C. Perkins, President OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, has addressed q
communication TO Mayor Bryan, which
was read before the Board OF Supervisors
notifying him that at meeting OF the
Chamber yesterday aresolution was adopt
ed requesting him to call a mass meeting
OF citizens for the purpose of petitioning
the President OF the United States to ap.
prove the bill restricting the immigration
Of Chinese. The Board resolved 10 act rs
q whole in conjunction with the Mayor in
q call for mass meeting. Immediate &C.
ton will be taken. The Board unanimous.
ly adopted the following resolution:
Reaolred, That thanks of this board be
and are hereby extended 10 our represen.
tatives in Congress, who have by their
votes on the bill for the regulation Of the
Coolie immigration, manifested their
sincere regard for theinterest ofthe Pacific
Coast as well as their fealty to trusts i'm.
posed upon them by the people Of Cali
tornia.
Resoluod, That the President OF the
United States be and is hereby urgently
requested to sign the bill now in his hands
for the regulation Of said Coolie immigra.
tion.
Similar resolutions were adopted by the
Republican Club, in the ninth senatorial
district and also by merchants OF Oakland
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, February 95.-wheat-Dull; am.
ber Michigan, spot, $l0lH aAked; 81 or
bid; March held at 81 ok No. 2 red winter.
spot, 81 02; May 81 05k. Corn-ouIst !:
high mixed S5Rc; No. 3, spot, 8SX; May
3SMc: raiectnd 2lXc -, ~
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NEw. ORLEANS, February 25.-The Mardi
Gras procession moved according to pro-
gramme, and everything was quiet and
orderly. The streets along the line OF the
procession were filled. Weather clear
and warm.
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BARNEsYnI,E.


BARSEsSILLR, February %.
Correspondence Of the Intel IsencsT. u s5
Mrs. William Hilles, an estimable Chris
trian lady, died Thursday morning after a
pFotracted illness. OF four months. Rev.
Sullivan conducted the funeral services,
which took place from the family residence,
Saturday morning, The bereaved family
have the sSlnpGthies OF the entire com.
mnnity. ..- =, .5,;5If5
Mothers hands are rested
She'll be weary never more
FCT she's passed the gnldea postal
Treais upon the beautiful shore. y,
StFeEn with roses Is her pathway
sft psaTiy tlRted free from LhO4ns
A. va Weakness was am0ngst her ViEtucA
llenee crown her brow sdOrSI.
Mrs. Annie Bailey, our popular milliner,
left Saturday morning for Washington,
Pa, where she expects TO remain several
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
The flour mill Of ITilles Bros. has dis!
continued work while the repairing OF old
and replacement Of new machinery is in
progress. It will probably be SIX weeks
befote they are, ready to resume business
Mr.. Jack Kelley, OF Bellaire, made hls
numerpus friends in this vicinity flyinl
visit on his return from Newark, wherC
lie has been visiting friends. y f76 I
The ladies OF the Christian Church have
recently organized q Home Mission
Society, and will hereafter make every
possible exertion for the good Of the
cause.
We haSea widowerin in our place who L
particularly anxious to secure his thirt
spouse, anyone desiring IaIr Deal at tht
"hymeneal alter" can easily obtain tht
same without the usual preliminary court
MI aiss Nellie fIiugley, daughter Of fsev!
IIingIey, who has been visiting he
brother Of this place, has returned to he
home In Cambridge. Yt.}i
The many friends Of DR.. Edward Lewis
OF QCeola, Iowa, formerly resident OF thi
place, will be sorry 70 learn Of hissuddel
deaul yesterday.
The eoolored lolks in and about our com
munity arc holding Q religious Jubilee
and only on specified occasions permit
'ipale lace to enter their hallowed II
tTeatN ssK f'fif ts 4s ~
rMr. and Mrs, Walter parrah, oIRellatre
and AIrs, Anna Worthinston, oi Martin
Ferry, lave been spending o i0w day
am6ns idends and relations in this plac,
Mr. ". @. Watson took his departur
Monday morning, intending to make pr
paRtory arrangements ere he branches.
GoEpIRE.
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CINCINNATI, February 26.-Hoes-Fairly
active and shade higher; eommoR Of s. 25a
3 81 light S &at IS; packing 81 1874 40
butchers 81 4oa4 90. Receipts i,772 head
shlpments none.
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THosR aching pains in the bones are
produced by the mercury you have taken
In patent medicines. Wear an Egyptian
Pad and the mercury and pains viii Ihoth
leave you,
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Adetailed report Of Bismarck's speech in
the Reichstag in the debate on the Austro-
German treaty OF commerce contains the
following relative to his commercial poll.
cy: at Is my duty 10 stick to my convic.
tons. That Is how mean to act, and II I
do not obtain immediate success ! shall
try again. That Is all.
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DIED.

coLEMAN-Tussday night, February q I'm a,
ll:tO O'clock, at the fesldenee Of hlS mother NJ a
Tsenteth ssEset JosEPH J. CotIafLN, IN Ris SIst
ysAh
The funeral viii take place from St. Alpbon,u.
Church, at . o'clock 1huFSday morning. F,isnd, Of
the family are Invited to attend without further no.
tise.
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Mcmahon Raises an Excitement In the
House.

NEw YoRK, February 95.-The Pos's
Washington special says: Among the in.
cidents in tue House to-day was q charge
preferred bySlcAah GgsihsttAe hpprS-
priatidn cdmmlttse 3, which lie. saia had ex;
ceeded is pbwetss ald hal deceived the
House by Legislation Oh the payment 81
arrears OF pensions to the disadvantage Of
certain classes OF soldiers. This brought
the members by groups into the arena
before tile Speakers desk, and the excite
ment for the time was intense.
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THE CHINESE QUESTION
The Absorbing Topic on the
Pacific Coast.
Calffurnians Holding Mass Mestlng'
and Signing Petitions by
Thousands.
Senator's Sargent and Booth LabOrinV
With the President.

WAsnlSGroS, February 25.-The Ma,
tional workingmen'S Assembly OF this
city appeal TO the President TO sign the
bill restricting Chinese immigration, as Il
Is the only means that will prevent q ter
rible calamity and the utter annihilation
Of the Chinese Of the Pacific coast, which
Is sure to follow the veto Of the bill.
BOOTH AND SARGENT.
Senators Sargent, Booth, Mitchell and
Jones Of Nevada, and Representatives
Williams Of Oregon, Moran, Page and Da.
Wis, and ex.Representatiye Phelps, had a
conference with the President to-day for
about an hour, and urged him to sign the
bill restraining Chinese immigration.
Mr., Sargent, in argument, pictured the
evils, moral, commercial and national,
which come with the Chinese. He re.
viewed their history in this country, and
showed the evil results OF which
their presence has been productive.
He called attention 10 the deterior-
alton Of American labor which ex.
listed wherever Chinese had found their
way. He also stated that the veto OF the
bill may affect Republican interests in
gentlemen made similar arguments. They
also called attention to the numerous peti-
tions from the west for the riddance Of
Chinese, and presented number Just re.
seiyed 10 the President who frequently
questioned the speakers when they had
finished their arguments. He stated that
he, too, had read many appeals from peo-
pie in the west to sign the bill, and also
petitions from the same and intersections
not to sign 1t. He was glad 10 hear oil he
could on the subject, and would carefully
consider the arguments. The majority Of
the Congress delegation left the President
with the impression that he would not
sign the bill. ~
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VOLUME XXvn.-NUMBER l5S.


NV YoRK, February 2&.-MoNrr-NIarket
easy at 2lSX per cent Prime mercantile m.
per SA5 per cent Sterling Exchange, BatlL.
ers bills steady at ~ s5|S. Sight Exchange
on New York at q ssK.
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PROM RAcRAMHSro.

san FRANcIsco, February 28.-At a meet.
ing Of the Board Of City Trustees OF sacra-
mento, yesterday, resolution was uaani.
mously adopted and forwarded TO Wash
ington; that the Mayor be requested 10
telegraph TO President Hayes to-day that
5000 Inhabitants Of this city, without
distinction of party, creed or condition,
respectfully urge him to sign the Chinese
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A Garroter Gets Twenty Years In the
State Prison,

General Sherman attended the Rex ball
and reception at New Orleans last night.
Afire at Barrie, Ont, yesterday morning,
caused loss of $4,000. Insurance
$4,000.
The Rhode Island State prohibitory Con-
yention has nominated the present State
officers AnA
One man was killed and another fatally
injured by the caving in OF cellar in
Brooklyn.
The miners of the Mineral Mining Com
pany, at Shamokin, Pa, resumed work at
the old wages.
Jennie st. Clair, one Of the female walk
ists in Newly Yorkrptired from the track on
the s5eth quarter IA nnn o.
6Thfee tIrsmen were .iai urea on iwed.
nesdaS night BY the breaking ora ladder,
at fire in Philadelphia.
Capt. Tyson, Arctic navigator, has sued
Capt Howgate for S, 900 damages for loss
OF position in the Navy Yard.
Two boilers IN Laner's Park Brewery
exploded Yesterday morning, demolishing
portion Of tile building and injuring the
fireman.
Eight students of the Trinity College
Hartford, CT, were suspended for DISC
nelienceof orders, and now the other
students refuse to attend college exercises
Eighty students Of the st. Stephen'l
College Of Annadale, Pa, have been giYer
two weeks vacation on account OF dis
Iturbances growing out Of lark. al
studies have been sespended. ID
Jasoa Little and other convicted prison
era ia he iBreathilt comfy, KY, jail
made 4 desperate httempt q escape on III
night beIcfa they we're p ibe sem q th
llSn!tentyafy. The plot vas 'dlseoSere,
and they wore putin irons,
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THE SWINE MARKET

With a fair supply this week following the
rather full one OF last week-there being but
1900 difference between the number Of the
offerings trade has not been active, but only
fairly so, with slight advance In prices since
our last quotations, there being few more
sold at the higher prices than there were then.
AT present the prospects are that there will
be a fair supply, fully equal 10 the demand,
for the balance Of the week Quotations Va
ceipts to Saturday morning 1, los head, and
since then 4,lS6,
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The market has been very dull this week,
the butchers buying very slowly and only
willing to operate when Concessions Were NJ.
corded. Prices. according to general reports,
were very variable, some dealers finding the
decline only Nc, and that towards the Close
OF the market, while they report concessions
OF HaAc from the beginning and OH ali
grades, the greater decline being rather the
more observable on the better grades. Prices
Sa5sSc. The quality was rather better than Il
was last week, fewer common cattle being
among the offerings.
Mich CStr4.-Common are very dull, and
good ones in fair demand. Prices $lsa40 per
head,
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The receipts have been very light and trade
quite active at an advance OF fully Nc. Since
our last report the quality Is somewhat better
than 1t was last week, the offerings generally
among them. In view Of early ANTICIPATED
receipts, 1t Is thought the improvement will be
lost before the close Of the week. Prices 4ka
SIC, with few choice at &c.
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(NHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST

invested in Wan Street stocEs
iHAkos fortunes every month.
B9Ik sent tIee explaining
BA&TER& CO., BGnErTI,
II Wall ST., New York
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products. relieving are dc current iObblng

Han casEs, SO h.; fistss sS iSs barrels, IS ia
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THE quotations given n our live StOck reports are
the retail market except when otherwise stated,I


The arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted to 1923 head, against 1,692 last
week, and -290 head the corresponding week
OF last year, and the sales during the
last week, and LILO head the corresponding
week Of last year, and were IS follows:
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$40 to $1,000.

eVuTyshiAl, AAaleas
HnStGV
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W,,S;eF-fes, hut that il jnst where at
cones js'or they claim that the trouble
suW ,,,s, W. fSper has been forced up to q
etc QUAR-! p at tlleexpcnse Of everything
&iDy IFr las appreciated while every
vOIf iii Sise ''a' deprecated. This force
bE ,S' Sn' SHOW itself more and moro clear
S;3ies Sae next session OF Congress, and a
OpjSioaa Opjia a,Sa'nst ii will sct in. This Is the
oiAtr n.y.. ", saeh men as General Butler and
Rsnp,, nP,o,N'nSnt Gteonbackers.
BatIerSe''V'~p'l you have mnch talk with
''''Ss' ! Oonyenel for some dine
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'WAsIrNUF0N, February 26.-The follow
ing address was issued by the Greenback
members elect, at their meeting in this
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TURStEs-Per busliel, 40c.
VNEaAR-PeF barrel, S 6Oa8 90.
Quoted at Soc for CHOICE washed,
and one-thiptl oft for npYahel. MArketlu
WHIILINa SroilEs- 1000, $40 50a1l 50,
RRoYlstoSs There has been very little
change in prices for week OF more, but the
advices trsIm the main packing centre, With
an increasing demand and dealers generally
appear 70 have considerable faith Ia the III,
tIte notYithstaldIpg the recent IhaFp I'D
vance. Hog continue 70 hold their 0sn ali
along the line, and while thlsfs the case
| thereis not likely to be any reaction In tllt