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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
Cincinnati.


CINCINNATI, March Il. - Cotton
Quiet but firm at 9tc. Flour-Weaker;
Jamily 81 50(a5 80. Wheat-Demand
fair and market firm; red and white 81 90
Gl05. Corn-Quieta at 37!@36!c. Oats
In good demand at full prices at 26Ca
SOC. Rye-Demand fair and market
firm at 55td56c Barley-ln good de-
mand; No. . fall 81 % bid. Pork-Quiet,
but firm at $40 90. Iard-ln fair de
mand and stronger; steam held at 81 so;
current make So 10. Bulk Meats
Stronger; shoulders S3 65 asked; short
rib held at 75 cash; sales at ~ II!Ca
81 50 buyer March; ~ "! seller Nav;
short clear held at * %. Bacon
Firmer at 4!65l@ 5s@5s@5ic. Whisky
Quiet at Il 02. Butter-Quiet and
unchanged Lnsced Oil-Quiet and
steady at 65c.
Milwaukee.
MILwAUKEH, March l2.-Flour-
Steady. Wheat-Steady; opened at
decline of Sc and closed firm; No.
Milwaukee hard II 10; No. Milwau-
kec 81 GO; No. DO. ~ lc; seller Marrh
9lJc; seller April 97ic seller May !bc.
M. 3 do. Sic; No. isle; rejected tic.
CONFIRM; M. > sale. Oats-Steady.
No. 2llc Rye-steady with go"d
demand; No. l l5!c Barley-Easier;
No. . spring fresh 72!Gtl3ci SELLER
March 1Gr. Provisions-Quiet. Mess
Pork-Quiet; new ~ 81. Lard-Prlme
steam s6 ~ Hogs-lligher at So ;i5'a,
3 81. Dressed llogs-Dull AMI nominal
at - -.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March Flour Steady
and unchanged. Wheat Western quiet
and firm; No. = Pennsylvania rel 81 ldl
m l6l: No. > western winter red, spnt
and seller March ~ i3i@l III. seller
April II 1901 ia seller May II lil
al lIi. Com-WcStern firm; western
mixed, spo, and seller March 1890
l3lc; seller April lI!to ~ lc; seller May
iilri5c; steamer 4Ol d l0sc. .Oats-un-
changed. Rye -- Unchanged. Hay,
Provisions and Buttcr-I nchangcd.
Eggs Easier at lj@ldc Petroleum
AMI Coffee - Unchanged Whisky
null ut II O7cl ~!
New Orleans.
NV OmE,Ns, March l2.-Coilcc
quiet; jnbbIng, ordinary to prime, 10
ldic. Sugar Quiet AMI steady; inferior
tu good common ilwj.c, common Ia
good common 90 SIC; yellow clarified
Glm1lr. Ric, Steady and IN guud
demand; ordinary tn chnic" asmdir.
Mnla,sc, steady, irrmrnting .OCh2S,
centrifugal no .2c; lair 20, .Hc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, March - Wheat QnIrt
amber Michigan and SELLER May II O1l
NJ. - rrd Wabash AMI seller May
>lU1i. Corn Ilui"i, No. . cash Str,
seller Nav - Ir Oats Nothing doing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13

here to this resolution unless II was
further stipulated that there should be
no prince Governor of the new state.
As this amendment was not taken into
consideration the Lorraines left the
room prior to vote.
English Grain Market.
LONDON, March l2.-The Mark Lane
EIDrtss saws Offerings OF English wheat
have been moderate, both at Mark Lane
and in the country. The general aspect
of the trade shows greater confidence
ON the part OF buyers and more active
demand than for some time past. Prices
continue to improve, and an advance OF
a shilling per qurrter on both English
and foreign wheat was we'll maintained
at the market on Monday last, when
with unusually light imports, millers
bought with tolerable freedom. Subse-
quent markets held in London have, 1t
is true. been less animated, but holders
have shown no inclination 10 lower pre-
tentions, now that wheat stocks have
fallen low and confidence in the future
Is Ia some extent restored 10y
the firm attitude Of Amerl-
can markets and the revival oi
Continental demand. Considerable sales
of fine Russian and American have been
made at an advance oi shilling and Il
pence per quarter from the recent lowest
point, except miaze, which has given
way from Spence 10 q pence per quarter.
Under the pressure of continued liberal
imports business in feeding corn has not
quotably changed; mainly Of retail and
cunsumptive nature at about late rates,
The sales of English wheat last week
amounted to II, 49l quarters at 80 shll-
lings and pence, against -, 7is quarters
at ~ shillings and pence Tor acorres-
ponding period last year. The imports
into the United Kingdom for the week
ending March lst, were 537, cwts. OF
Of wheat and l32 ,9l3 cwtS. flour.
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DRY GOODS.
Now York,

NEw NuRE, March l2.--Jobbfng trade
improve, steadily ani business fair
with cotton goods commission
hou,.s. Iticd shiriings and wide
shcctinys are advanced by agents.
Fancy prints are rather more active.
GinghaIu. quiet Dr,ss goods ia fair r'.-
quest. W0plcns sluggish. Foreign
goods in bcttor demand.
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Masonic Notice.

vI'HE HENBERr % ONO tDDGE ~ D..
Nhcslipg isigc NJ. s. fatss Lads' No
u Hhs,liug Z Hlat IaAgdsf 80 NhssiiHz
Commander so I snd Jyfrns I0TB msBisry
80 are rsqu,sbsi a. attend lhs stAtsd coInIGu
glrstipu ~ Asls.,n lOrigr Aa ~ a. ~ held Tliis
TyINIgG Hafrh ~ Tie Uiphass ~ 80 Ils
uIIli.e pr,s. ni.-i iOr theif con.iderti0H
manE, g. BAIgD
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Death Of Mr.. General Sherman.

NEwrOKr, r. l.. March l. Mrs Gru-
cral >hermrn diet this morning. The
General l. very low, and but slight hopes
are entertained iur hI. recovery.
trru. T. " sherman l. 81 low that Il
has been deemed advisable not t. iu-
form hlm oi his wife, death a' present
The physicians have bat little hopes ut
the Generals recovery. Mr. sherman
recently underwent 4 severe surgical
operation, and tins, undoubtedly Ma,
the immediate Causs Oi her death
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BUYING AND SELLING.
DU 1INU HND OUUUINU.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 3 to 5 Per Cent.-Gov-
enments weak-flour Heavy
Wheat Unsettled-Hogs
Weak.
FIN ANCE.

New YORK, March l2.-MoSEY-
Active at 3CG5 per cent, closing at 3ta !
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3 4'G ,
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills heavy at 4S6! sight exchange on
New York not quoted.
SILyER-Bar silver here at 81 0S!; sub
sidiary silver coin l@is per cent. dis
count. Silver at London ~ l-td.
GovgRNMENTs-Wea for four and
one-halis and tives; others quiet.
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NoRWIcH, March l3--Nrs. John lay
lur ant her two sons, Willie aui John
NE, Wrre drowned IB the Mani T..
CuupsHy's pond. al NIAutlg ln-.jar.
The chllden hal gone for Tal ID, water
and lei in. Mrs TAYLOR, hearing their
cries, ran % their assistance, ALL Vas
Al>o drowned
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morning in the upper room OF Gilmore
garden. Instead OF being dead, y Leary
was found suffering from an extreme
bilious attack. He was in an almost
unconscious condition, but informed
the visitors that he would never walk
again.
The coroner called at the Central pO-
lice Office at midnight and was soon FOL
lowed by two OF Inspector Murray 5
men. The Inspector and Coroner
afterwards stated that on ac-
count OF the TumOr that
O'Leary had been poisoned, they had
caused thorough investigation 10 be
made. They had been unable to find
O'Leary, but after four hours OF careful
investigation they were satisfied there
was no foundation for arumOr OF poison
ing. The operator at GihnOre's Garden
at midnight said O'Leary was Ill the
building,
Hurile Race.
LONDON, March l2.-The Craydon in
ternational hurdle race was won by the
Bear" BOniface two, Blue Ruin three.
Wrestling Match.
BOSTON, March l2.-NO less than iilfte
thousand persons assembled at the Bos-
ton Theatre this afternoon To witness
the collar-and-elbow wrestling match
for 500 and the championship Of the
world, best three in five i'll harness and
Jacket alternately, between Col. j. II.
Mclaughlin and John McMahan. Me
Laughlin gained the first fallby u grape
vine lock, after one hour and five min
utcs OF splendid scientific work by both
men. McMahan won the second toss
hy hip lock, in 81 minutes. The ret
cree decided the third bout in favor ot
Mclaughlin, but soon after reversed his
decision and declared the match draw,
as the men would not have time to nm
ish it, it then being near the time Tor the
regular theatrical performance.
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DEN,EE, Col, March l2-Ty'y-raa-
and letters irom AiamuNi, 40 tar ynt
oi the Denver and Rio Grand railroad.
IN the southern part ui the state. o.a-
hrm the reported discovery ui rRH ,ar-
tHlatr leads near iherr. AMI the excite
ment over II l. intense, AsSays are not
reliable enough for publication ss .,'.
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PRODUCE.


NEW NoRK, March - Cotton quiet
at 'img.c. Hour Heavy; receipts -,
go barrels; rupcrlInc western and state
- 45m3 -, common t0 gond - ,''d
; 30; good 10 chOIr, - H5c,I ~: white
wheat extra - Iino5 -. extra ohio
- .5G,5 90. II. LON. - SBHJ 20;
Minnesota patent prurcs" ~ Wt'N ~.
Wheat Unsettled, receipts l)2Ub
bushels; rejected spring S"Ai!c; No j
spring 0jc, ungradci - OFn ! Ui!
ungradcd winter Tci II lOrl -, No.
do. II ~: No. | do. II li4 No. amber
western ~ l3!@l l3t. No. . whit"
SIP, No. io sales =, ,OOO bushels at
i l3IHl II, extra do sales l,2J
bushels AT II 1870 | lj!. Rye quiet,
western Gpab1lc Barley steady. Malt
NominalIy unchanged. turn-li HEAVY;
receipts 1900 bushels; ungraded ija,
IGr; No. 3 iIlm4l.c; steamer i5,; No.
- i5(1 l5lc. old du 4jlCd lGC. Oats
receipts 2i,UOD bushels No.3 Whit %itc,
Np. wh hitc jiic, No. ! white BE- H'sl-
cm mixed jl"3i"i white western .'4''
Sole. lIay-QuIct and unrhangri
Hops Numinally unchanged. t0lIre ..
steady and unchanged Rio cargocs lOl
n,lilc. job luts 100 lGc. Sugar quiet
but steady. fair 81 good refining h.ta
Gsc. Petroleum m-fIrmcr; United 7b!Cr
So, refined Ole, crude Sa Sc. MOas-eS
-Onict aud unchanged. kirc-S Steady.
Talluw steady al G!G'D H.l6r. lar-ih
Eiuuat - lO. Turp"utinr-Stcady at
gllG 2Jtr E.,,- linncT, western lI!c
Leather lu fair demand, IIemlock sole,
RucuDs Ayr,- aud Rio Grande light
miidllng and heavy Ecights l!'a 2lr.
WOOL Dull, dpucslic fleece 10 H'r, {,
pulled lSl..Ey, unWa-hc'l lVd 2jc.
Pork-Quict. mess - 81 iaG - fDr old !,
SO 3Dall - tor new. Bcef-Qnict aud
firm Cut Mcat- steady, long clear
Juc a-kei rhor, clear BE asked. Lord
Demand a.JiyD. prime steam - gSd
q - Butter Qui.t, western 'Gf ~.
Ch"cse Steady, western 2f'1c. Nhl-kv
Dullat Slv1i. Manufactured Copper
Firm an unchanged iGgDt lake lj.oF
lGr Pig Iron Quiet aud steady scotch
22i624c; American lgo lsic. Russia
~heciinR At lDlm lOsc Nslls Cut
A. lOG2 -, clinch s. 6jfa4 10.
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LIV n STOCK.
New YORK.

NV l"uI, Murrh II BccNcs Hc
rcipl- iur tNn dTNs .lon head. Near.
lv lO0 were taken i"r ilr English mar
act. tkr balance sold At u further al
vance ui L.; N.ry common oxen and
steers 7Im Sr; ordinary to good i~"!c,
prime and extra oiCn l0lc; sales very
low at an advance; clcaranre barely
male Shipments =, ,b2o quarter
Sheep Receipts lor two days d,iol
head. Market dull with downward
tendency; shccp ji~G,c; lambs jl~6.r.
Shipments 800 ,arcasscs.
lIogs Receipts for Two days $50
head. Market duh and nominal; siN
rarlpad- offered alive; Ho salcs.
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GEORGIA..
The AI.tnn Homicide.

ALBANIA, March l2-The ooroueTs
jury rendered = verdict in the c.ts- ui the
killing oi Aston by Cox. Of wIiliul an3
premeiitsted murier. Cox i IN jail to
aHait tTlal
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ROBERT B. LGTI,

And our people are bowed down Ia -pr-
row. Mr. Lott, when quite young
man, in 1861 believe Vu- elected Clrrk
of the Circuit Court "l thi- county,
which position hr held with eminent
ability ~ himself and 90 ~" perfect sat
isfartiUn Of the people Tor seventeen
yCar- Iur some wears pat hc ha, been
i'm delicate health, and last summer he
went % CUlpTs.ip with the hopes "i h,-
ins improved For time hI- hopes
we're BATTERED. and last tall b." returned
home AMI took hi- family Wet with
him ami stopped AZ Gcniy, Colorado, At
which place hr dIri on the ith instant.
Hi- remains arrived M this place ou
lat Monday evening THIS afternoon hi-
remains were taken 10th" VI. T.. Church,
where funeral services were conducted
hv Rev Wr-itl assisted by Dr. John
spu ami Uthcr-. from theme" they HcT"
cpnycypi g. the cemetery, followed hy
the largest Dpucuur-' 81 -yuudtbJing
friends that Wa ever Witnessed 90 thc
place The .,ryi.c- u tha grave SeTc
,u1durtci los Hon -. : long. II
Wheeling
Mr.. L"tt held the esteem ut this
people ina wonderful degree and Ns-
followed a. hi- grave by friends from all
pArt- Ot our county.
He wa faithful Iu the discharge -
hi- duties while with u- ani ~ trust
that while Ne mourn hi- lu-- herr, bee Is
enjoying that r'--t VrrPar-I iHF TIE
faithful ever y0uirr.
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RAILROAD BoNpS-Activc and firm.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.

-lAlE DpNbs 'ui'
SroCKs-The market opened weak. In
early dealings there WAS decline oi
! and per cent, in which all IN the ac-
tive list participated. Coal stock and
granger shares showed the most weak
ness. subsequently Il recovery took
place and speculation assumed tirncr
tone, the market closing at an advance
from the lowest point oi sHli per cent.
The highest prices of the day
being generally current in the
final dealings. Northwestern com
mon made the greatest advance,
which was attributed Ia the new move
mcnt said t. have been inau-
guratcd 10y the bull pool in that stock.
Wabash was noticcdbly weak, declining
from 2Ol To ~. \ contract Was signed,
to-day, between the Western Union
Telegraph Company and Erie Railway
Company for twenty-five years, upon
practically the same terms existing
heretofore. The hill granting the New
Jersey Central Railway Company ar-
cess Ia Jersey City 10y bridging Morris
canal, was rejected IN the New Jersey
Legislature, to-day. The transactions
aggregated l20OO shares, at which
1000 were Erie, 300 lake shore, TO-
900 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern COM
mon, 700 preferred, 1000 -. Paul
common. 1000 preferred, 2j,WD bcla-
ware, iarkawanna ami Western,
5000 New Jersey Central, 1WO West
.crn Union, 5000 Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, and 900 -. Louis ami san
Francisco
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Pittsburgh.

PnrsUEoH, March I2--PetToleum-
Quiet; crude 81 O5t AZ PaTkers tOr
immediate shipment, Trdnssi ~ for
PhilAieiphiA delivery.
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Philadelphia

FRll,DsLFnI,, March l2-iiouT-
Qu.ei. NIuBesyiA extra family, god ~
rhYse- - issai 5j. DO. fancy - -. In-
aiizn4 d. s5 uu, NinLss.ta patent pro
c,zs. 81 -. Rye IlOsT steady st s. -
a. 5s7I. Wbeal--D D-iHaBd light No. ,
y. tern rfsl eley aiOTSl l3t Rye STEADY ;
u.-iern Jc. COm-Firmef; western
rejected on trsrk 40 i3.e; DO. steamer
igle. Ozis-Ilmltei demand; mixed
SDls q L.; white western slEs1c. Pro-
yisi1Bs-Quiet Beef-Ness l2.lsi3c.
Pork-Mess, extra. so JO'aIslO IS;
prime sIOOgs 10 .. Hgms-smOked .
IlOc- IArd-western tierce 7.e. Bot
teT-SominAIly unchanged Rey.-Quie,
western l7lsIse. Che-se-tlaiet but
steady; western fall cream st6,sie; do.
good 7gsc- Petroleum-tluiet; refined
g. Whisky-Dull; western 81 0si.
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CEISAgc

CHC.no, March l!-FiOuT- quiet
hut steady. Wheat -- In-.ttlel but
lover aui demand active. No Chicago
-pnng 9Ir ra.h Gli@gl.c seller April:
sair- 81 - 10 e.. seller Apnl, 9jic scl-
..r Nay- 40. ; dI -Dr, Tel-ted n7lr
Corn Active, nTm and higher At 52lc
ra.h. SIZE s.llrr seller Arul, J,!r sel-
irT 5l4y. B.r bid s.lDT June Oais --
IN i4ir demand ~ loser rates at -
cash and seller Apnl; 2jiS .5.c sclIrE
MAJ. Re F. Steady AMI UNCHANGED.
Bariey -.la,st and uhsh4ngd. Flax
-o-I steady, With aisi' demand. Pork
Aai,e. Gna 4HJ higher ~ 80 -
.l.h. - 's-tr9 % scllrr April; 81 q" (.
90 Oi -,ls..S Nsy. IzIi Active. firm
and Li.uer ai ~ jslfsf - ca-i. - -
saller AIril, 81 GOlsG ~ -.ileT Nav.
Bulk Nea,s-FaiI'y aftiye and .hs,le
h..ber Al . tTs4 JDa5 ~. Whisky
-At<I 90.
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LIrEN,E OR W LIcENsr.

our people will soon be called to again
say whether thyyWill have liccnrr or NO
license in thi, place Tor the next year.
The whisky men are said tu hc aIway,
ready ior the fight.
Capt John Bagg-, oi your city, Was
here for several days trying to rally the
hosts oi temperance, aud So lar as / can
learn met with considerable success.
There were quItra number ot -gncrs To
the pledge, whether they wcIc now rc-
cruil~ ur old veterans IN the service !
am unaqlr to say. The election will test
the quality Of the seeds hc -owcd
To-day We bury our worthy towns
man,
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FAIItMO\T.
The County Court Raid Oh the
Blind Tiger Temperance
Meeting Funeral of Robert
IL. Lott, Esq.

Correspondence Of the Register.
FAIRMoNr, March l2th.
The January term of our County
Court commenced on Tuesday last,
President Merrill and Justices Carter
aud Musgruvr ON the bench. There Is
quite large docket, but owing Ia the
uncertainty of the law the eases may not
hr ready and the court may adjourn any
dav. This institution has been glorious
lv abused Ii has been denounced IN
every campaign since 1873, AMI II was
certainly thought that the last Leglola.
ture would bc carried away 10y popular
clamor and make clean sweep Ot the
entire system, hat the miserable failure
they made oi it put, a complacrnl smile
on the faces ul the members OF theConrt,
and their looks indicate that they feel
fully cntrcnchrl IN their positions.
the FALL or THE EIINp TIGER.
Fairmunt il one ui those towns that
is blessed by haV.ng HO houses licensed
W Scl NlllShNI bHt INV II'''H "h''' ~
is sold are too numerous to mention.
There was one place, on account Of th"
mysterious manner in which poor ar
ticlcul whiSkywas sold, the boys dubbed
the Blind Tiger 1t consisted uf a
"holc in the wall" where hand, hidden
from mortal vision, grabbed in the dimes
and showed out the liquor. From my
best information, you know no person
has any direct Attenuation on the sub
ject, the Tiger began Ia exist about a
month ago Yesterday Constable Reed
made raid on the establishment and
arrested three parties whoW were thought
to be the keepers. They were taken be-
fore Mayor Corblu, who released Two "t
them and held one To- answer an indlct-
mcHt.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
for all III. purpose, Of q Family Phy,ie.
q CUItING

CssiivsBss, JaBndins.
Dyspepsia fnsilEsstiyI
Dyssnisy. fgul st0In
Ask and brssh. Heal
N1h EfysiD<iss iIls..
IN uf1atism Efg 3
lissB Elfd tsin Dt.<s-s
iHlii0frsus-s Liver
Z ,iLilsAiHi DTOtsy Tst
tfr. Tumnu and -.it
HSsrfru N0f..s bout
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Chicago.

CncAGo, March H. The Droros'
JpurnnIrport- hogs receipts - 90 heal
shipments 5000 head. Market weak
slow and unchanged; choice heavy - ~
a. -; light > IOtdj 81, mixed - "a
m3 40.
Cattle Receipts i2no heal; ship
mcnir biO head. Market strong, active
and a shade higher shipping a. nBa
, 10. butchers - UDtT3 20, COWS ~ ~
as 30, bulls - WNr ~, feeders AMI
stockcr- - 1Or.I 10
Sheep Receipts ,2OO head; ship
ments $50 head Market lower ut
~ I'm, lD
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syHraIga A. binHsg i1l Afsd Puniyins th-
HLssi are ths faDsf nnf.s' pial IGfIAhts - ~
lsrtsd. Ihslf snsfu Abgls'isntlf sfts'~ boz nYfh
th-y eros sli Gtiirf Pll!s. Ghfy are ale sDf Eiss
al b. tzke. tIt ,Dagial " fs.fs IksJ pune
oct ii.e ilr' HuH Ir q ihF iffsi ih'T fumglsb
ne siuyy1ii a. dss.fdsssd fy1I,s iEtg st4Dn sEi
ftsy iHQau Es4.tt sral pf.H ~ tie = bD4s tslns
TlsT Gun MT Co., 's De srefy fay e~mPiAinU ~
EVER tssi bat hsi4iisbis sis1 dahgsrOpi di'
$50 v.rg tkilrl ltTri .ans Ha.-i sisine1t
r.@r.I Hlst sbd lais irst fiisfis sst1 tsrt b..s.
81 .s.r.s f-gfsftan.4 ElaI 0i Efsst t-nFfU dsfiFsi
irrfa ihrr =. p Thsy 80 ~ aifst sn1 l--i
fAyrte m ehiI1sf. t-ssnss fyil! e. III % ff@s
i4sl i<irE.gr1r Srusirf ia re sasJ g. tsss
sad LsiHx 5H-!g s~sostaiir ihsJ ere slufr!y
hausks- IfsTani d
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New Orleans
Toledo.

ToLEpo, March l2.-Whcat Qulri
amber M, hpan and SELLER May IL a.
No. - nrd Wabash AMI seller MAY
>lU7I. Corn Quii; No. cash ST.
seller Nav 31i,. Oats Nothing doing
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CinclnI all.

CIsCIsSATI, o., March ~. Hogs
Demand fair and market firm, common
g. 75Cr3 ~; light - Ijr,3 -; packing
- sjnI ~; butchers ~ Utai %. Re
cclpts ,HD bead shipments Ohj heal.
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vitality. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. be-
cause it aceomplishes this end, is greatly TO
be preferred TO many so called tpnics useful
indeed as appetizers, but imperative as aids
to digestion and assimilation. This sterling
cordial, while 1t invigorates the stomach,
BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the liver. bowels,
and kidneys, ensuring the escape through
the regular channels of eifete and useless
matter thrown off by the system. which is
thus purified as well as invigorated by it.
Its tonic influence is soon made manifest
by an increase Of vital energy and more
active and regular discharge of every phys
ical function, and it has t further effect
of rendering the. system unassailable by
malarial epidemics.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
MARKETS Bx TELEGRAPR.

WILMINGTON. Feb. 27-Spirits turpentine firm
at 27c.
OswEGo. N Y. Feb 27 Wheat in fair demand:
No. hard Duluth spring, u 10; No. 2 2Miiwaukee,
81; No. red Wabash. 106. Corn hrm: No. To-
ledo, 43c.
NEW ORLEANS Feb 81 7-Sugar-cured hams firm
er; $685. as IN size. Bran tirmer at G7%c. 9th
ers unchanged. Sight exchange on New York par.
Sterling 81 66h.
PIrTsBupG, Feb. 27.-Wm o. McGovern,
charged with embezzling $1S0.OoO from o. Ii. P.
Williams. an Allegheny lumber dealer. in 1877,
was brought here to-day.
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 27.-Wheat quiet: No. 2
| red, 93g9ic. Corn quiet at 3093l1@ May, 800
34c. Oats quiet White, 230g231aa2e; mIxed. .2la22c
Shoulders. SIC; clear ribs, 41ae. Lard. 6@614c.
Hams, 6L@7c.
BosToN. Feb. q Flour steady: Western su-
pers. S3g3 %: common extra. So 75@4 Is Corn
quiet: mixed and yellow, 47@50c Oats firm: Nc.
and extra white, 36940c: No. 2 white, 31%9
351ac; No. white and No. 2 mixed. 339S4e Rye.
6O@62c
LOUISVILLE KY. Feb. 27.-Flour dull nd nn-
changed. Wheat frm red 0Sc, amber and white
96r, Corn dull: white sac, mixed 33c Oats scarce
and firm: white 27c, mixed 24l9c Rye firm at SOC.
Hay in fair demand aud higher at IS 75@l0. Pork
firm at $9t99 So Lard firm choice leaf teree 7c:
do, key, &c. Bulk meats strong al S11s941aa4sze.
Bacon easier at 495Y5lzc for loose. Sngar-cured
hams 7ss@se. Whisky steady and in good demand
at 81 03.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 27.-Flour firm: supers.
g 2ba2 70; extras, s3a3 IS; Minnesota family
Wheat active and firm No. 2 rcd 81 051a; am
Der 81 osk@l or; white, 81 O7@l os No. Q Chicago,
so@95c. Corn firm: steame-, 421ecc; yellow.
erl,. 3ot9alc; mixed Western, 2S92Sr. Mess
pork, 81 N Beef: India mess, 49, Smoked
hams, 71aasc; picked, 554g6Ye; green, 54@51sc.
York State and Bradfot5 County extra n @2sc:
Western Reserve, 126l9c. Eggs quiet Western