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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-18

ACME BLACKING.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-18

. Chew Jackaon's Best Sweet Navy Tobcaco
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MATTRESSES. &c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-18
Liver, Stomach, Heart,
and Kidneys.
A Positive euro Wholly without
Medicine for the Following all
nonts:
or THE LIVER.

First and foremost. Malaria. whethor IN
form OF Fever and Ague, Dumb Agus, In,
termittent Fever, Chills, Blood Poisoning
or any OF its hydra shapes; Liver Complaints
of all kinds; Jaundice Diliousness, Pain in
the Side, Aching Bones, Liver Spot etc.
OF THE STOMACH.
Dyspepsia, in all its phases Indigestion,
Headaches, Periodical Nausea, Nervous 1r
rtability, Loss of Appetite Heart Burn.
and in short, all arrangements of thu
stomach.
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i.EGiSI.ATIVE NOTES.

Ds"G so amount Of pressure could induce the
StaITt SSaaSa from Barbour to vote on the
STOOL tux Yesterday.
=, ,Hn@0Es ~. a!EOod deal Ms II some members
%Me ,',sa Legislature would like to have the
S@i S.i men Of their own counties work their
ny their taxes. '' N'""''0S
v..,a .,VnGsoh, Of Harrison got in his work
:,SIsiIGay S1Isitsy on Holt, Of Preston, whom he
~iI St \, tnS orator FROM Cranberry" He
,,Sa, ia" s0St Holt wM trying to saddle the
M OI us constituents on 10 other peo.
yr,'. yS, anu also, by injecting n Democratic
t,,nn,i1I ,s speech INTO his remarks, was at
tSs tSS@dTlnE piE to roll the Republican party OF
ss,,ttTIy OF having freed the niger and
'WNoIIsied Wsied the free schools.
ASOo1tOe' S%OItOe' OF hampshire, looks on free
gsISo,s,S SOas ,SaSystCm Of agrarianism: It's only
s TGs r.o8. NJ a.sGIlIIsence to the poor. n
nj" "e ,a, alGst elaborate point OF order raised
Kn...s',2;n Ns.2n was raised yesterday by the
sons ssSgS'lC ~. member from Marshall. Par.
Inis, Hot tired waiting for a chance To
Sn I'S.' 'HS,slSech and sat down.
or,Lsl rTnsle Joe tiist made the iIoworv snoocb
a,tiSnsSi S sSiSion s Yesterday. lie pictured the
10 ' po"S :. nnanc!al ship coming into porI
Sves syys yeo,s S'Spe after stormy and periious
VENT sISt ~, ~ tIe present State school tax Of II
il iSSiGn iii The SlO0 Saying nothing of whai
MnNlll be in CaSo Il ;,;,,s ''Nt'ii'S ~ VI "haI
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Quicken the Circulation.

Don't let tile blood stagnate in your veins.
You can prevent It's dning so by increasing It's
volume and purity, by stimulating the digest
I've organs and encouraging assimilation,
with that matchless vitAlizing agent, Hostel
ters Stomach Bitten. People not afflicted
with any organic or inorganic disease, grow
wan and llaggnrd simply because their blood
isthin, watery, deficient in monrishtng prop.
critics and so meager in quantity that the ex.
tremiues arc very imperiectly supplied with
i, and the superficial circulation extremely
feeble. Hence the bloodless appearance Of
used to enrich and quicken the blood, the rosy
hue OF health returns TO the cheek, the frame
acquires substance as well as vigOr, the appe.
tite improves and no digestive qualms inter
fere either with It's qualification or the Subse-
qnent tranquility Of the stomach.
NWEIW
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An Ineolne Wlthout card.

BY the combination method OF operating in
stocks handsome income can DO secured with.
out care. Capital In any amount, from 80 10
So, 900, may 6e used with equal proportlonate
success. BY this system AIessrs, Lawrence &
Co... BANKERS, n. Y, pool tue orders 0t thou.
sands OF customers, OF various sums, into one
yastamounL and e0.Operate thonLundor tue most
skilltul management dividing profits monthly.
Each shareholder thus obtains all the Rdvan.
taages OF the largest capital and experienced
skill, and the percentage OF profits Is very
great; so will pay 500 In 80 days; $3.50 will
return 81 S25, or Sper cent on the stock, and
50 on, as the market varies. r. D. Drake, Esq,
publisher Rock Island I'll. Daily ArguS, made
sl0i Is on an Investment Of so, In October,
Hundreds OF Others are doing even better
MesSrs. Lawrence & Co.'s new circular has
two unerring rules for success In stock oper
ations, and full information, so that any onC
can deal In stocks All kinds Of bonds ant
stocks wanted. New Government bonds sRp
Piled 9ePgsia leeelye4, Apply e Law
w, City,
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RelInIre LnrnIs.

Twenty persons were at the altar Of the
Methodist Church on Thursday evening.
From the number OF sewing machine
agencies established here, one would guess
at good business in that line.
The surveyors are to have a good job OF
work. Maps and plats are to be made
by the, ,1stofA March, 1880, of all the farms
and towns in the county, to enable the
several district assessors to correctly re-
appraise all real estate in that year. The
maps OF the townships, outside of the cor
porate limits OF cities ortowns and villages,
are to be on scale OF thirty rods to one
inch. Bellaire and the various towns and
villages are TO be mapped ut fifty feet to
one inch-four times MS large n map rs the
maps OF Bellaire that were sold lately. At
this rate Bellaire will require II map OF
thirty-two feet in length
The young ladies prayer meeting OF the
Presbyterian Church meets Saturday af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock at DR.. Reasoncr's.
Adrayman took "a sort OF cupboard to a
house down town the other day, backed
up with the tail of his dray inside the
very door, and then found that the cup
board was bigger than the door. lie left
it on the pavement.
This Saturday the public library is open
to any person that chooses 10 go. ANY
one in this school district can get two
books, TO be returned when the Library is
next open. The library is in the school
house, in the second story OF the bell
tower, and is open on the second Satur-
day OF each month. The State furnishes
the books and pays the librarian, and il
is shame that so few avail themselves OF
the library, but perhaps many do not
know OF It's existence. There are books
there that interest all ages and tastes.
Many boys and girls are regular readers
OF the numerous books Of travel and pop
ular histories, while some OF the proics.
sional gentlemen often find book there
that they want. The selection OF hooks
comprises many OF the most celebrated in
the English language, and translalions OF
French and German works. There are
books Of poetry, too, and some with OK
cellent illustrations. Go and see for your
self, Saturday.
The Workingman's Mutual Building As.
sociation held its annual meeting on the
fourth Thursday Of January. The same
directors wcrc-rc.eleCted, with the exccp.
ton OF NJ. Sheets, whose place is filled by
Ross Wells. Tho same officers were con.
tinued, except that Julius ArmstrOngtak
NJ. Sheets place as Vice President.
A horse belonging TO Mr.. Eliot, on Gra-
vel Hill, got hurt, and the result was the
lock.jaw. Ithad to be killed.. It was q
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River News.

River 8 feet 10 inches, and swelling q
little. a.s
Weather clear and cool.
The Ragon departed for Parkersburg
at 104 o'clock.
llof the local packets were on hand.
The w. p, Thompson, from Pittsburgh,
passed down last night, and the Granite
State, from Cincinnati, passed up.
The O'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning at o'clock.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
packet at l0l o'clock. ....
The towboat Barnard will leave this
evening with 8 barges OF metal for Louis.
vile.
The Stockdale, from Pittsburgh, will
pass down tonight, and the Salt Valley and
Emma Graham will be due up tonight.
By Telegraph
pTrsBuR0H, February River feel
0 inches and rising. Weather fair and
cool.
NASHVILLE, February 7.-River falling
with l2 feet on shoals. Arrived: Rhea,
Paducah.
NEW ORLEANS, February 7.-Arriyed;
- We phIIett hlu uHSeo, E1NAuaVllei
Donnally, Cincinnati. Departed: Port
Eads, St Louis. Rain this morning.
CINCINNATI, February 7.-River 80 feel
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant,
Arrived: Austin, Memphis. Departed;
Andes, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, February7.-W Weather clear
mercury 40 Departed: Parker, SchencE
and B. H. Cook.
MrIpnrs, February7.-Rivcr rose inch
es. Departed: Henry frank, New Or.
leans; Raven, Evansville. Clear.
LOUISVILLE, February 7.-Weather cleal
and cool. Departed; Mary Houston
New Orleans; Sherlock and Baum, Gin
cinnati. River falling; II feet 10 inches
in the canal.
CAIRo, February 7.-Arrived: Fannie
Lewis, Memphis; Whale, st. Louis; Alic,
Pittsburgh; Golddust, New Orleans. De
parted: Fannie Lewis, st. Louis; Rhodes
Pittsburgh. River S3 feet Z inches ant
rising. Weather clear.
ST.. LOUIS, February 7.-Departed: Cit,
OF Vicksburg, Vicksburg; St. Genevievc
Cairo; Desmet, Paducah; Chester, Gin
cinnati. No arrivals. River fallen fou
inches. Weather warm.
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GUSHING SUSPICIOUS CIIARAcrERS.
a Raid ON Suspected Parties Near Fair.
Notwithstanding Of Their Houses
FAIRMoNr, ". w, Eeb. Z, lSIO.

fAIRMoNT, w, VAo Feb. 1879.
Editors Intslligsnesr.
For several years there has resided
about mile below this place on the Pala.
tine side Of the river, family by the
name OF Walton. Originally the family
consisted ottwo brothers, one al them
married, and also a sister, but by numer.
Gus additions, one way or other, they
now number twelve or fifteen persons.
Inasmuch as they have never had any par
ticular visible means Of support, there
have been many sly suspicious regarding
certain depredations on orchards, meat
houses, chicken roosts, etc., aud more
recently the robbery OF tho BarnesviIle
mill and the store at smithtown. The
shooting affair spoken Of in your local
columns this morning originated, it Is
said. in taunt from Watkins on Walton
about stealing flour at BarnesvilIe.
Whether as revenge on the Walton fam.
lily for all their misdemcanors, and de-
termination to drive them from the coun-
try, or whether exasperated by the shoot
Ing OF Watkins, we know not, but last
night, about midnight, party Of masked
men went to the Walton settlement, and.
alter ordering all the inmates into one
smal house and removing the household
goods, set fire 10 three other llouses and
burned them to the ground. They then
told the family to leave the settlement in
fifteen days or other decided action would
be taken.
OF course the occurrence has created
quite an excitement in the community,
All kinds OF rumors are ailoat; one that
this Is only beginning towards Kidding
the community Of suspicious characters,
and that other similar movements will be
made. II Is stated pOsitirely that there were
at least tseventy.tive men In line and that
all were armed; others say there were
over one hundred men. Whether they
belong to Fairmont, Palatine or the
region round about no one seems TO
know. As law-abiding citizen and a
lover ofjustice andpeace, we must dcpre.
cato such summary action, but must admit
meanwhile that long continued and agra.
waited suspicious temper our feelings very
considerably. =
One OF the Waltons went before Justice
S. A. Fleming to-day and wanted war
rant issued for the arrest Of two or three
parties, but not producing sufficient evil
dence the complaint was dismissed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PLAGUE.

ST.. PErERsRuRo, February T.-Gen. Nell.
kotfhas left for Australian to superintend
measures for Arresting the plague.
ENERGETIC MEASURES AGAINST THE pEsEAsE.
vienna, February 7.-Dr. Fiukleburg, a
German delegate to the International
Sanitary Commission, will discuss with the
Government here the measures to be
adopted on the Southern frontiers. In
case the plague reaches Roumauia, Hun.
garry with the assent OF Roumania will dis.
patch commission to report upon
the state Of public health in Roumania.
Bassarahia, Bulgaria and Roumelia have
agreed TO adopt a protective measures on
large scale on the Bcssarabian and
Transylvanian frontiers and to shit the
Russian line OF magazines in Roumania
eastward behind the double Gordon.
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billiards,

New YoRK, February 1.-THE deciding
game OF the billiard tournament was play
ed tonight, and was most remarkable
one, resulting in a victory for Jacob
schaier, who is now champion of the
United States. George slosson was COM
petitor, and in his sixth inning made a
run Of 4t4, placing his score at $50, against
10 for Schaiet, the latter in his sixth in
ming make 2S3. Slosson made but l3 in
his seventh inning, and SChafer ended the
game with an unfinished run Of 29S.
The score stood GOO 10 57l. Schaier's
average was s. OF, the largest on record ;
and the losers average was 81 AZ, the
second greatest aYerage.
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poRr CHESTER, n. Y, February7.-Hen.
ry 4 Wesley Hart, Alex. Banks and two
other negroes Of bad character, raised a
row here to-day. BarricalIng themselves
in Harris house, fully armed, they pro-
vented citizens from passing on the street,
and threatened to shoot tho officers who
were sent to arrest him. The officers se-
cured aid and the negroes retired TO the
woods. being ordered to surrender, they
fired upon their pursner,s without effect;
The fire sreturned and Henry Hart and
Banks wore wounded. All the negroes
escaped, however, except Wesley Hart
who was captured whIletrying to cross the
river into Connecticut on floating cakes Of
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CrNclsSArr, February 7.-Cotton-stronR
and higher at 0hc. Flour-Dull and un.
changed. Wheat Steady with fair de-
mand; red and white 90a9Gc. Corn-Weakcr
at SS1<a9Ic oats-Easier but not quotabIy
lower at 2S1za26c. Rye-Quiet at GlaL2c.
Barley-Steady and unchanged. Pork-Firm
az 30 76al0 90. Lard-Actiye and shade
higher; steam, 90 45a6 So; closing the lattor
cash; S 90 seller April; sh0ft rib 81 6Sa4 81
cash; 81 80 buyer February, short clear
AS7H. Bacon-steady and firm at las 14a6I IEc,
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Linsced OH
Steady at Csc. Whisky-f.owcr ut 81 OF,
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PHILADELPHIA, February 7.-Flour-Dull: /:
supcrfinc s. 25a275; extras s. 00l3 so; Ohio
and Indiana family 81 76a5 26; st. Louis IS 90
Us Is; Minnesota 81 25a4 rs; high grades IS IS
81 90. Wheat-Tending upward; No. = red
81 04Nal O511 amber 81 055t; white 81 05 Va
l 90. Corn Stationary; steamer 42a42ISc:
yellow 44a441<c; mixed 44a44kc. Oats
Steady; white western at 29a3O]fc; western
mixed 2aa2ec. Rye-steady; western 62a6Sc.
India mess $l7 co. HAMS Smoked SJ[a
9ci picked ut 7a7Ifc. IArd-Strong; prime
steam 6ka7c Dutter-Easy; New York State
and Bradford county. Pa, extra 2la23c; wcs-
tern reserve l2a20c. Eggs-Easy; western Csc,
Cheese-Steady; western Skas<c. Petroleum
Easy refined exc; crude s1<aSIEc. Whis-
ky-Sl O9. -
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Crookedne.s In Railroad contracts.

CNcISSArt, February 7.-About u year
ago the contract for building the Narrow
Gauge RAILROAD, from this city to Nenia,
Ohio, was given to one Benedict, at what
was considered an cxorbitant fgure, tho
construction ofthe first five miles being
placctl at $500, 900. 1t is now stated, on
tho authority Of one OF the Board Of Dircc.
tors that the President, Seth Hatnes, had
n secret contract with Benedict by which
he Tho President) was TO receive Sl2i, 900
In lSonls OF the company, understood To
he 10 consideration OF awarding the con-
tract TO Benedict,
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For the IntellLgeneer. s5Ei73ts
Hans HookensplIeer's Idea OF Political
Rings, s..l .-"HH.

RIugs, .7laF
/ tould forgot Something's vot learned
ven leeved eene shermanuy. Undt ven
Jacup toldts me peen TO honist for a
politician undt sooch like sduffS- ten Pc
gins to toubt ervn der repooblican barty.
undt | gays eene mein mindt, deer peen
a tine away pack yonlcr goodt many
wears AGO, Wien der goldten calf wash madte
ont ofe silter. Dot beople Worship brinci'
pIe. undt dot deesc galt wash noting more
ion der apple Of Eden, blaced eene der gard;
ion Of boletics, 20 dot men could see, bntti
nodt daste. Veil, all vent pooty good
tor awhile, putd like der timecrat,
who knockedt dot apple OF eene
der peVinning, der reboopllcan haeme;;
self pevin 10 cutd a leedle biece ol
dot calf X dali OF. Soon tey schopD heese
lego on. undt vinally tey dakes all oil doL
vali, undt set heeme upb Vor sale GENE dee
bolitical butcher Sshop, nndt der meanest
man eene der barty eeGe shure TO geete 9ot
cnli. Undt 20 ! swhears 10 Katerlne dot
eierv dime tey do deese shoost etery dime
viii i. sblit my dicket, No madter seie
lie Oeele u EeupeI ullb tsto '
/ subbort heeme radder tan dot ones man
who pccn ring gmashter undte heepoerlte,
Shoost den Jacop IDIOT wash my po9yl
eoomes eene, undt be zays, "Yot lou
YOU dalk apout% undt / oxblains
10 heeme iot I not onerstandli
undt he wink heese eye at heese m9dder
undt he dells me moosllt notd make SC
mooch noise, putd look o leedle outd, Vol
he rhuns now'for ghouncll on Q ring dick
sense, undt den makes more, mooney
from my zaloon,-dot deese golden gal
business vas all rightd ven ] hate no prtch
er knife TO grindt, put ven you haie Won.
| 10 rrindt tas old ALeester Greeley vouit
saw Why. shoost crindt Il. Meier mind
dot galf, iadler, but sdiCkto your business
undt will do der lobbying. After 90
spoech peen so poddered like DO
tiycl, for peIore dot / could bractic
yot breach, undt pc q nizo man. Now
eeie 60 eene init der ring undt Say nol
4 ing to eierypody, dan somepody gay pee
a hybocrite, andt Idells Catertne vedue
il she dinks l pedder pc wooden man, 10
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Q man oie flesh undt poncsP und zshe say,
"Jacup knows pest. Den ! lides mein
blpe undt sets me on der pack stoUp awhile,
hrectly Goes me der slairs upe undt lays
me der ped down, un0t treams me dot ia
cup had gotd der License daken oil lager
peer undt putd onto puttermilk.
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Chicago Cattle Market.
iIcAeo, February 1.-THE Droyers Journal

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE DrOyers' Journal
reports:
aoos- Receipts % 900 head shipments H.
900 head. Market firm. Choice heavy s. 70
Of 05; light s. 65a4 25: mixed IS 4Oa3 %.
CArTLE-ReceIpts $500 head; shipments
5000 Strong and higher; shipping 81 goa
o $Oi stockers dull and weak; butchers firm.
SnEEP-Receipts 1880 head: shipments
600 head. Unchanged at S. 3Oa4 80.
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PlRE RECORD.
CONFECTIONERY BURNED.

PnrLAnELpnlA, February 7.-Gothold,
McCook 4 Co.'S confection manufactory,
No. l25 North Second street, burned this
morning.
BUSINESS BLOCKS AND rosToPrIC: BURNED.
MILwAuEgE, February IA fire at Rim
on, Wis, this morning, destroyed Run.
nel's block and portion OF Aliens block,
Tho Postolllce was located in Rllnnel's
block and was entirely destroyed, together
with all tho mail matter. records, funds,
public documents and priYate papers o
The Postmaster: Total loss about $l9, 600;
Insurance, 5000,
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES.


ST. LOUIS, February 7.-Andraw Hen.
derson, u workman IN a hub factory about
twelve miles from Cuba, Missouri, was
killed there on Wednesday, by being
beaten on the head with heavy club, by
Henry Post, fellow workman. Post es-
canad
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Another Kentucky Murder.

IouIsyILLE, February IA special from
Harrodsburg, Ey., says: In a row which
occurred here to-day Oscar Freeman shot
and killed James II. Gibbons. Gibbons
charged Freeman with undue familiarity
with his wife and a quarrel ensued.
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DrY GoaIla.

Nav YoRx, February 7.-cotton goods
continue in steady demand, and prices are
fairly maintained owing to the light supply.
Fancy and shirdng prints In moderate re-.
guest and ginghans active. Bress goods In
improved demand, Prices for the leading
makes Of worsted fabrics have been made by
agents. Mems wear woolens sluggish.
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New ORLEANS, February7.- -Cofee-In good
demand; Rio cargoes, ordinary To prime, lila
l6Hc. Sugar-Dull and unchanged; inferior
to good common 4Aa0c; common 10 good
common 6Na5Hc; yellow clarified j1a7 Nc.
Molasses-Steady; common 19IGa2lc; fair 29a
2Sc; centrifugal lSa26c. Rice-ln good de-
mandi ordinary 70 choice 6Ma7c.
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Monet ne,I PUNCH.

RICHMOND, Va, February 7.-In the
Senate the bill proposing On amendment
to the Mofiet bell punch law was recon.
Mitted to the Finsnce Committee. This
leaves the present law In force.
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RUSSIA.

SIXTEEN YEARS IN SIBERIA FOR ENnEzzLr-
ARNT.
ST. PErRRsBuRo, February 7.-Tnchant.
cell, former Treasurer ofthe Mutual Credit
Fouclier Company, was convicted Of EN-
bezzlement, and has been sentenced 10
sixteen years penal serYitnde in Siberia.
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ToLEpo, February 7.--wheat-steady: ex.
ira white Michigan 05IGc; No. 9 red winter
spot, old, 951<aa5c bid; March 9Gci western
amber 95c. Corn-Firmer high mixed SsHc;
No. 2 spot held at SShc; seller May S6Xc
asked. 0ats-Dull and nominal,
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PITTSBURGH, February PETROLEUM
Quiet; crude at 81 Tx al Parkefs for ship.
menf refined 9ISc ior, Philadelphia delivery.
OH Cry. February 7.-Market opened
quiet with sales at 9Gisc, advanced 10 9SXc,
closing at 97Hc. Shipments 5000 barrels,
averaging 1900. Transactions 10000 bar.
rels
LONDON, February 7,-PerRoLEuM = Re.
fined 7jsaSc.
find 23Hc.