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Sl,12O,799 90
If the total assets were deduced from
the total debt it would leave our assets
in excess OF our indebtedness one hun
dred and sixty-tive thousand, seven hum
dred and ninety-nine tSl65, ,799O OOl dollars
with prospective receipts due January
LIST, as follows:
Frankford Railroad........ S2s, 1886 &C
Rreakwater Railfoad....... 1900 90
Balance of direct tax from Sus- 1890 90
sex County. y................' li,ooo w
Balance of direct tax from
Kent County. l2,Ooo w
| Interest on Investments other
than those belonging to 80
School Fund. ............... 2,l3O w
Tax on Bank Shares. 3,326 81
Tax on Net Earnings of Rail- -.
roads and Capitation....... 5000 w
Interest from Investments for
benefit of School Fund.-. 15,5l3 W
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJ OTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ Members of the New Castle County
Mutual Insurance Co , will be held at their
office COZ Market street. on Monday, Janu-
ary 10th, 1879, from 10, q. m. to 2 ~. m, at
which time there will be an election for
nve Directors 10 serve for three years.
The Directors will meet at O'Clock, p.
m. to organize.
WILLIAM TATNALL,
JanS-t20 President.
NOTICE - DISSOLUTION OF 90
IN PARfN HRSHfP The co-partner-
snip heretofore existing between Robert
l.. Russell AMI Eli NJ. Northrop, trading
a. Russell d Northrop, has been this day
dissolved by mutual consent The dry
goods busfness heretofore conducted by .he
late firm At 306 Market street. Whining
ton, Del, will be continued by Robert l..
Russell. ROBERT l.. RU SILL.
ELI M. MORT HRUP.
January 7th, 16y.-3t.
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$2,97l rs

causing the formation of new dlstrlcts,
and of the number of feeble-mlnued,
blind and deaf and dumb pupils in the
di ffnrent asylums being also increased
each wear, the amount to be distribute
to the districts is gradually diminishing.
While would extend a helping hand
to all the unfortunates, aud illuminate
their gloomy lives with sunshine ana
ioy. 1t appears to me to be more than
inst TO give to thirteen pupils from the
School Fund twenty-nine hundred and
seyenty-one dollars and Twenty-Five
cents, ts2,971 25,) when at the same time
we only distribute to four hundred ana
nine districts (i09), representing twenty
one thousand, four hundred and thirty
two (2l ,432) scholars, twenty-seven thou-
sand, eight hundred and thirty-three dol
lars and eighty-six cents, (S2, ,S3o so)
making a difference in favor OF the un-
fortunate of two hundred anu twenty y
seven dollars and twenty-six cents,
1S2o7 .26), which is permanent and fixed
according to our present laws, while the
amounts 10 be distrib buted to the districts
IS constan' ly growing less. And in add
tion TO the above, each INDECENT, blind
or deaf and dumb pupil can remain
beneficiary for a period of five years
thus abstracting from he School Fund
clever, hundred and thirty six dollars
and thirty cents (S1 ,136 80, more than any
other one scholar within the State for
the same time, and about eight times
more than the average amount received
by any one district from the combined
assistance of both State and county.
| The amounts appropriated to these In
stitutions, ! am compelled TO say, ars
gradually absorbing our School Fund
and If the dictates of charity advise us t1
maintain the unfortunates, let Us not de
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For several seasons we have closed out
our entire line of Coats, not carrying one
over, we desire to do the same this winter
and have made prices which we think will
accomplish IL. Call and see them.
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S1O9,244 46

From the amounts which each county
is entitled to receive there was appro-
priated to the different institutions for
the education of the blind, deaf and
dumb and feeble-minded, the sum of
twenty-nine hundred ami seventy-one
dollars and twenty-five cents, (e2,9'l 25,j
"A follows:
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that the case I've referred 10 tho Committee
on Elections. II either Of them were 10
be sworn now Il should not bs the man
who held q cancelled certificate, but the
man who held the highest certificate
known to the laws OF Florida. He wanted
the House TO begin this GOngres5in all
fairness, because he knew that too soon'it
would be lashed by the party tiger.
MIR. Frye moved to amend the resolu.
ton offered yesterday tliRtthe oath benow
administered 10 Hull, by providing that
the prima iacle rs well Gs the ultimate
rights OF each contestant be referred to
the Committee on Elections when appoint.
ed, and that In the meantime neither be
sworn.
Mr.. Springer quoted against Garfield the
decision In the Electoral Commission In
the Florida case, TO the eiTeGt that It was
not competent TO go into evidence alunde
Of the Governors certificate. ....
The previous question was moved and
seconded.
The question was first taken on Mr..
Fryes amendment, referring to the Com
mittee on Elections both the prima iacie
and ultimate rights Of both contestants.
The amendment was rejected yeas III,
nays 40.
AS between the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, II was a strict party vote. As to the
GTeenbackers, Barlow, De La Matyr,
Ford, Forsyth, Gillette, Jones, Kelley,
Lowe, Mlerch, Russell e.. C.) Stevenson,
Weaver, Wright and Iokum, IA all yOted
with the Republicans; and Laid with the
Democrats.
The original resolution (tllat Hull be
sworn in) was then adopted; yeas, 40;
nays, 1870; and tho modified oath was ad-
ministered TO AIr. Hull.
The Speaker announced tho appoint
ment Of the following Committee OH
Rules: The Speaker, Mcssrs. Stephens,
Blackburn, Garfield and Frye.
The House adjourned. ..
A Democratic caucus was announced
for tomorrow evening. ...
The brevity and terseness OF the Presi-
dents message appeared to create equal
surprise and commentator. It's read
ing was apPlauded by some OF the Rcpub.
lican members. '
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LoSDoS, March l9.-The Marx Lane EIpres,
says; The stronger tone Of London and nroyiu,
cial exchanges has further develupal bus.
ineSs which Is marked bYG gradual Improve.
ment. The prices OF all sound qualities Of
home grown wheat have steadily advanced
and are again quoted shilling per quarter
higher. The generally improving slate oitradc
IS largely felt In foreign wheat, Of which the
imports into London were only 10, 0fS guar.
teF; several varieties, particularly Indian,
met with ready sale al a shilling per quarter
advance, Prices are upheld by the Legitimate
action otsupply and demand, untramnlelled
BY. the fictitious support OF speculative enter
prise. Maize has been steadily falling till
prices reached point seldom touched, This
appears to have been due mainly TO The con.
tinuance of large supplies, both from America
and the Danube. It has been difficult TO find
buyers. Oats have also received from 0 pence
to shilling per quarter for varieties harley
has maintained the recent values with a dull
trade for both mailing and grinding (escrip-
tons Sales OF EngliRh wheat 5l,3Si quar-.
tens at sos I'd, against S2,29S quarters at 40s Cd
during the corresponding period of the pre-.
yious year. The imports into the United
Kingdom in tho week ending March sth, were
9l5, ISL cwt wheat aud q, 238 cwt flour.
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WHEELISG faulty N tREET,-There was
rather light attenddnae at tho SECOND
Ward Market yesterday morning, OF both
buyers and sellers, Apples were sold
freely at l5c per peck Tor common and &c
for choice. The market seems to DO well
supplied, and prices are weak. For vege-
tables, the following quotations were
given: potatoes, 90aS0c per peck; sweet
potatoes, 40c pcrpeck; turnips, Zoe per peck;
carrots, SOC per. peck parsnips, SOC per.
peck; beets, SOC per pGcki onions, Soc per
peck; cabbage, 5al5C per heal. There is
some green truck in the market, sucll
as rhubarb, onions, tomatoes, etc. Two
bunCho5' OF thgbatb sold for l5e; onions are
&c per bunch; spinach SOC per peck; new
potatoes CSC per quarter peck. Celery Is
very scarce, and is sold at the rate OF three
bunchesfor 2Oc 0ranBerries are l0c per
quart, or three quarts for 25c; dried apples;
&c per h.; dried peaches, SC per IL. Eggs
are in apparently good supply at Ice per
dozen; butter, choice grades, is considered
worth 20a25c perlh.. Hominy issold;at sc
per quart beans at, 81, per quart and
peas at SO per quart. Maple syrup is as
yet in rather scant supply; the ruling quo
tation is 81 25al 30 per gallon. For ma,
pie sugRr ?0c per pound is asked. Oranges
and lemons are in good supply the former
selling at 9Oa5Oc per dozsh, The latter 9la
40c per dozen. For poultry, we have the
following quotations: Chickens, 20a35c
each live, and l2lc per lb dressed; tur.
keys, loo per ID dressed;7 geese 40a50c
and ducks 25a40e each. There are no
changes TO note in oysters, fish. meats,
OTTO. Canned goods, fancy groceries, etc.,
are also without change. Weare indebted
to Messrs. Adolph 4 Nadia, the. Chaplne
street green grocers, for our weekly sum.
mary OF this market. =
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NEW YG3E. March lO.-cotton-Firn, at
loalOhc. Flour = NominaIly unchanged.
Wheat-Dull, weak and lower; rejected spring
16aiSc; No. spring Csc in store; ungraded
eSHcasl OK ungraded winter red 81 O5al Ia;
No. Sdo 81 %; No. 8, 81 09It; No. 2 do 81 l5a
! l5H; No. l do 81 15I{al ISL; unEradcd am:
Der 81 lOai lOA No. 2 amher 81 llal II Y; un.
graded white 81 l2al lah; No. 9 do 81 iOj5
No l do Salcs 5000 bushels at 81 I23tal ii;
extra do sales 400 bushels at 81 II. Rye-At
Csc: Barley-Dull and nominal. Malt-Dull
and nominal. Corn Moderate business m,
graded ioa451l 10; No. s. 49I<al31Ic; steamer
4SMa4S94c; No. 2, 44Ha+4SGc; old do 45l{a
45!c; round yellow 46c; yellow western 4Gc.
0ats-Quiet and unchanged; western 81 JyIa3Sc
Hay-Steady AMI unchanged. Hops-Som.
inally unchanged. Colee-Quiet and steady:
Rio palgne1 l03al4Hc; job lots l6HaiGc,
sugar-nQlli refining faif to good G5a0jF;c,
MolGSscS-Quiet aud unchanged. Rice-De.
Steady United slTasS)tc; crude 7JEas5iic; re.
fined DC. Whhky-steady at 81 coz.
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THE NEw GAS TarsrRES--AIessrs. VI.
lingham, Wheat and Brown, the new Gas
Trustees, met yesterday and entered into
joint bond OF Sl5, 1000, asTequired by the
ordinance. THO gontlewen have been be.
sieged by many applicants ior positions
at the office and the works, since their
election, but as yet haye taken no action
in tho premises. There are, We under.
stand, about q dozen candidates for the
Secretatyship, q halt.dozNn for the Super.
inteIldenCy, and some sixty for Kings
position as Superintendent Of Metres anil
Collector. Tho Trustees will probably
meet this evening and make theirappoini.
ments, which will be submitted 10 Coun.
ell Tor approval, as required by the new
gRs ordinance. Ameeting Of Council will
be called at an early day, perhaps for
Tuesday evening next, TO confirm the ap-
pointments oil the Gas Trustees and re.
ceive the bonds OF the apPOintces.
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CHARLOTTE THOMSON. distinguish.
ed artistic, Miss Charlotte Thompson, win
commence brief engagement tonight, at
the Opera Honss, appearing in Charlotte
Bronte's adaptation Of "Jano Eyre" Miss
Thompson hss played in this partover
1900 times, inthe principal cities Of the
country, with the greatest success, and Is
acknowledged everywhere to DO without a
rival. She has made it study, and is
conceded everywhere 70, be, as successful
in her presentation OF! the. part OF Jane
Eyre rs any Of the greatest, living. actors
who have a speciality. Miss Thompson is
supported by a well selected dramatic
oohipsnY, and We have no doubt the pre-.
sentation Of this old butalways. interesting
drama will be fully up To the expectations
Of the public. On Friday evening Miss
Thompson will appear as julia in, Sheridan
Knowles great play Of The Hunchback;"
en- Saturday afternoon fJane Eyre" will
be repestal, and The engagement will
close with Camille" Saturday evening.
Seats can be secured at Lucas Music storS.
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PERSONAL MHxrIox.-shOriT Tinglc is
expected, back from Washington to-day.
Mr.. George Hess, Of the Fourth Ward,
yesterday returned from his regular semi:
annual visit to ,ParEsrsburg. There's some
sort Of On sttEartjon down there for George
make no mistake,
Gov. Mathews and his priE ats secretary,
Mr. Ran. stalnaker, have gone East on
business.
Mr.. Joseph Smith, of Stcubenville, regis.
tered at tho stamm House yesterday.
Sep. W. Hall, Of Fairmont, and S. l..
Bloyd, Of Glen Raston, arc stopping at the
Stamm. rr OBJ.
Capt Thomas Prince, OF the steamer
Iron Valley, left yesterday afternoon to
overtake his boat, which is m route for
Pittsburgh with heavy tow.
Vice President Keyser, OF the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad, has gone to Cuba for his
health.
DR.. S. L. McCoIIoch, Of Short Creek,
leaves to-day upon a visit TO friends in
Springfield, Ohio. The Doctor, by the
way, proposes 70 LOCATE in this city about
the tirst 81 April. ~. af p
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We are surprised to see so many still suffer.
Ing with neuralgia and Rheumatism, when
they can DO cured We know the feeling
which exists among very many-"that any
medicine which Is advertised must be hum.
bug This may be true in some cases, but
when We know ola remedy which has become
SO popular as LAwson's Curative. and we have
such conclusive evidence Of the good II has
accomplished, i Is more tllan folly not to
make a trial OF Il, and satisfy yourselves that
oil heproprietors claim for Il Is true. In such
diseases as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, SciatiCa
Headache, Sore Throat, Lame Back, and
Toothaehe, we can safely ay that no remedy,
either In physicians prescription or In propi.
etary form, has effected more cures than Law.
sons Curative. TThs4W
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my mother was afflicted a long time
with Neuralgia and a dull, heavy, Inactive
condition OF the whole system; headache,
nervous prostration, and was almost help
less. No physicians or medicine did her
any good. Three months ago she began
to use Hop Bitters, with such good effect
that she seems and feels young again,
although over 20 years old. We think
there Is no other medicine fit to use in the
tamily."-A LADY, Providence, Z. |.
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DAILY tNTEI1tGENCER MORNING

B4xrER vs.. HESDERsoS.-our readers
will tecollect that atew days since Ransom
Baxter, a newly.appointed Waterman In
the First Wan, made q brutal assault up
ON . respectable eoloIed man named wes-
ley Henderson aud his wife, for which he
was arrested and sent to the city prison.
Baxter subsequently, entered an iniormA.
ton before Justice John Miller, charging
Henderson with using abusive language,
and also made complaint 10 Justice Mar.
shall, charging the same defendant With
using abusive language. Both cases were
examined yesterday by The Justices, and
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LIyER Is KIxo.-The Liver is the immortal
organ Of the whole human system, as ii con.
trols the life, health and happiness Of man.
When 1t Is disturbed In It's proper action, All
kinds Of ailments are the natural result, The
digestion Of food, the movements Of The heart
and blood, the action Of the brain and nervous
system, ARP all Immediately connected With
the workings Of the LIVER. II lisS been sue
cesi6Ily proved That Gtrfnis Apyu{t Flower
Is unequaled In euringall persons afflicted MD
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and ali lie M.
merUus symptoms that result from an nm.
healthy enl9Itiop Of tie LIVER and Stomach.
sample bottles To- ~, 10 cents. PosItiyely soii
In al towns on the Western coHt inent. Three
doses viii prove that Il. Is Just what yOn want
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1t Is fact well established By unquestiona.
bic testimony that Halls Hair Reviewer re.
news, cleanses, brightenS, inyigorates and nc
stores TO Its original color and lustre, faded
gray, or diseolored hair, chcaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy II
and use 1t, rather than to proclaim in man
ner more forcible than words can dclineate.
through blan6hed locks or grizzly beard, that
they arc aged and passing 70 decay. Avery
short trial will convince the most skepttcal
that i does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of its color and 'life.-F1H Scott
flSl5, l4itg ,liLHtitoy. = .st-1-tf,isllal'1l's y
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Glenn's Sulphur Sap has won great celeb.
rityand sale by sheer force Of It's astonishing
effect In curing skin diseases, and emdicaling
blemislleS Price % cents. '...f. IT.
For restoring the natural color. growth and
beauty Of the hair buy Hair R0viyinm, at so
cents per bottle, II has no equal. Sold by
Logan, List 1 Co.. and BY every druggist.
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BRLLAIRI LoCALs.-McGinty 4 Straub
make one SILVER this weather by talking
OF ice cream, for which they are arranging
psrlors above their new candy store. =
Miss Tossey Keith, OF steubenville;Y Is
the guest Of Miss Minerva Ingler, OF this
city. .-s- srfts sFg
Miss Annie Hoge gave party at her
home, on Tuesday evening, to hCr Sun
day school class Of boys
Mr.. ALI. Baron intends to play farmer
this summer on a place near the first
bridge out the II. & o. K, r.
Mrs, G.. +. Reuter-, vile Of the Noble
street baker, has left her husband and
gone. ID FE
Mrs. Col. Bowen, Who has been staying
here since her husband left, has got word
to rejoiu him at Newark. ~ VI
The iaporal Of MI. Pagan took place
Wednesday forenoon and quite anuuber
went to the grave at High Ridge Church.
Miss Lilly kirkpatrick Is teaching for
Mrs. ,Eagan.
John Preston was driving his express
wagon up Belmont street yesterday, with
q load Of barrels, and a companion was
standing inside the tail-gate, when sud-
den touch Of the whip caused the horse to
jerk the wagon forward, and out went the
man by holallGstp. HehRdno foolD to
change his feet and had to 20. H0li9hted
onhis shoulders anlthe back Of his head
in a soft place but not over dry. He did
not seem to be much damaged when he
had spit little mud out of his mouth Rnd
brushed his clothes, ATT n
Mr.. 3. B. Norris has.been appointed to
fill tic place Of Orderly to the Court Of
Discipline OF CoRGsny D, made .veeaRt
by the leayipg.pf !GISsISEil6 Gray.
The Women's Home Benevolent Society
held its regular fortnightly meeting on
"Wednesday afternoon, at the Presbyterian
Why don't our own industrious book
agents procure the agency for the very in
terestlng and instructive books that arc be-
ing heralded about town by German.E Eng
lish bills and sold to those who desire to
learn the details Of terrible crimes. 1t is a
pity that a stranger should be allowed to
take the, place OF our home agents with
books OF this standard-sort. r. G. F.
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There Is no medicine prescribed by physi.
ciagH % s9lA hy Druggists that earFiss such
BoscHEE's GERNGS SYRUP for severe Coughs
Colds settled on the breast, Consumption, or
any disease OF the Throat and Lungs. A proof
OF that fact Is that any person afflicted can
got q Sample Bottle for 10 cents and Try It's
superior effect before buying the regular size
at rs cents. II has lately been introduced In
this country from Germany, and It's wonder.
full cures are astonishing everyone that uses It,
Three doses will relieve any case. Tryit.
TThskw nHHs# ..F'TT ~ .
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PHILADELPHIA, March l9.-Flour - Dull
with no inquiry. Rye Flour-Quiet and I'm.
changed. Wheat--Quiet; red winter 81 lSN.
Rye--Qulet and unchanged. Corn-DuIi;
western rejected lHai2c do steamer AKA
i2!Gc; western mixed on track 49, aIic. Oats
Dull and lower; mixed S9IIa33c. Provisions
Steady and In fair demand, Lard-West.
EN- teHe. 02ta7e Butter onlnally IN.
changed. Eggs=lirnr western .lSc. Cheese
unchanged. Petroleum. Quiet
refined Ohci crude SIC. WhiSky-$I 00H.
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RnlhnIIenro nm wanna

;, When wesay We, believe, we have evidence
10 prove thRt Silohls C6nsutnpti6niChre q
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, mas
much as 1t will cure a common or Chronic
Cough inone half the time and relieve Asthma,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, and
shog, poTe cases Of Consumption cured than
all others, 1tYll one iWhere they an, It d
pleasant 70 take, harmless 70 he Younger
child aud We guarantee what we say. Price
10 cts, so cts and $l.00. II your Lungs arc
sore, Chest and Back lane. use Shiloh'S Porous
piastsg. Sgd by E. Booking, Odd Fellows
HALL G. Z. Dwight, 2ith, and CbSnIiae streets:
IauShlin Bros & Co., Wheeling. and. Illus,
bands & Inskeep, Bellaire. '~'F' =
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RuEuMArlsM.-This dreadful torment,
the doctors tell us, Is in the blood, and,
knowing this 10 be true, we advise every
sufferer 10 try o bottle Of Durang's Rheu-
matte Remedy. II Is taken internally and
win positively cure the worst case, In the
shortest time. Sold by every druggist in
Wheeling. Fh D4w
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DoYon BeIieyyeIt.

Thatin this town there are scores Of persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia.
Sour aud djSEFsSsed Stomach, Liver Complaint,
CONSUMPTION, when for Il cents We Will sell
them sliiloll's VitaliEeF, guaranteed 70 curo
them. Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fcliogi1 Hall:
9. L. Dwight 9th and Chapline streets :
lauShlin Bros & Co. Wheeling, and Husbands
& InSkeen, Bellaire. ~ -
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FAT LlntRfT, March 10, -CAtrtE-.Receipts
to-day $50 heal OF through and i02 head Of
local total tlr Two days 402 head Of through
and 332 head Of local. Supply extremely
light and far short Of demand; all sold (;
price un strong 30 cents on oil Rrades:
IS SOa4 30.
Hoas-Rcceipts to-day $50 bead total for
two days 1895 all through; not enough on
sale TO make a market; feeling stronger.
SIEEr-Rece lpts sos head; total for two
days 400 head. Selling slow at Is cents of
from last week, at $ f6a5 o for common 70
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CHICAGO, March 9-Flour-DulI; sprinU
extra 9 25a4 90; do Minnesota a rs; low
nesotH s. 5OaS00; winter extra Il 9SsS m
-Wheat-FGir demand at lower ya,eS bTt
weaker; M. 2 IOd winter 81 Of Noe CHICAGO
spring, fresh, 00Mc; regular: ss{c cash:
s9Gc April; 937ku93]Ic May; No. 8 do s0ylc::
rejected GaaG0Hc. C0rn-In fair demand but
at lower rates; fresh Sic; regular $50. Oats
Dull. weak and lover; q 5la2lsIo ea.sll and
April; 251fc May 26I(c June. Rye-Quiet
and unchanged. Barley--Steady and nm
changed, P0rk-Activc but lower and veal,
At $40 cash and April; $40 lOalO l2H Nav;
$40 IS June, Lard-Aciiye but weak and
lower 80 IS cash aud April; 90 50 May; 50 81 Y
June. Bulk MeatS-ACtlyc but lower Al
s. s5aS OoaS 2S. Whisky-Stcalv and I'M.
changed at 81 OF. "
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IxcESplNRv FmS. fire occurred at S
O'Clock on Sunday evening last at point
one hall wilp below Matamoras, Ohio, by
which a tobacco house belonging to Theo.
doro Barnes was totally destroyed, with
1900 pounds OF tpbace6 Theref vas no
insurance on ehAsr tbebrildilg orr d con.
tents. From tho fact that there was no
tirO about the premises, and had not beau
Tor some time, the fire is believed to have
been the work otan. incendiary, Certain
parties 'areJnnder ,snSriddnJ but mo ar.
rests have boon made.