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"A1derney Dairy WagOns.o
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lh. "Ward" prints, 5Oc per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, butterInilk and sweet milk,
&c. per OF Cream, 15c. pint
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to J.
Wallace Barnes and Clara Abraham; Geroge NJ.
Hoffman and Caroline Reeder; John Synder and
Louisa Scott; Frank Butler and Annie Jackson;
John Williams and Emma Smith; Levi Adams.
OF Badensburg, and Carrie Brown; Dr. John r.
Francis and Bette GOvanne Cox; W. l.. Per-
nell. of Bloomington Md. and Mary c. Bennett;
w. W. Clements and Mary c. Byrne.
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WEI DE MEYERS
w VERDE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
CATARRH
CATARRH
CATARRH
CURE,
> CURE,
CURE,
THE ONLY KNOWN REAL CURE.
THE ONLY KNOWN REAL CURE.
n2-w s3m
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DEATH OF AN Ex-ARMY SURGEON.-Dr. James
NJ. Shearer died at his residence in Dillsburg,
Pa, at one o'clock on the 18th inst. On account
OF injuries received while on duty i'm the field
during tine late war he was transferred to a DO
sition in Lincoln general hospital in this city.
He was afterwards visiting surgeon to the Vete-
ran Reserves. and subsequently was for a long
time surgeon in charge of the Soldiers Rest
here. He was also surgeon of President Lin
coins body guard and acting surgeon of the 18th
regular infantry. He removed in December,
1866, to Disburg, at which place he continued
to practice his profession until stricken down by
disease
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CITY ITEMS.

UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK CITY, NY. II
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WAREHOUSES;.

WAETED-TO BUY-FOR CASH, A GOOD HOUSE,
w of six or eight rooms Capitol Hill Navy
Yard must have some ground for flowers aud be bar
gain. Address with rice and particulars, p. w e.,
Specification ROOM Government Printing Office DIS ST
WANTED-1O PURCHASE GOOD DWELL
w ing House, worth from S. coo to 81, 900, and to
make part payment choice farming lands located in
Nebraska. Inquire OF c. STORES, Room 49, st. Cloud
building. d23 ct
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c. N. TowsoN,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE
South side. near Center Marked
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OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
VI AsBINGToN. D. C.. Decemher q lSSl Q 20 a %
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nR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
Wine Biters contains ten ingredients nine of we're.
tables and one Of iron The magnetic iron which en-.
~. and s the form In which 1t is found In the bood
these Btters will cure dyspepsia, nervous debility,
and msar.al feyers and al disease Of the stomach,
hver, blood and nerves; also, all female diseases.
Price ~. Sold by Druggists and at los PennsTlvsnia
avenue northwest mig
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-Sales of live
stock at DrOvers' Rest yesterday are reported
by Mr.. l.. E. Tavenner as follows: 800 cattle up
and sold. b est, 81 to So; good, ~ to s;
medium fair. to ~; swine, steers, oxen,
and cows, 8 to 81. 200 sheep and lambs
Lambs, So to 81; sheep, ~ to s. 15cOws and
calves, $25. 90 to SEQ co.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOR RENT-JUDGE STEPHENS FINE BRICK
Il Residence, with ten acres OF Land. convenient 10
the cars; $40 per month, Also, wish 10 dispose Of
very handsome Steck Piano before going TO Europe.
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=" +. OFFLEY,
H. Room IL, Corcoran Building.
Government and District Bonds and dividend paving
Securities dealt in. noe Ina
THO INVENTORS.
IL MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL
UABLE INVENTIONS. either before after Patent.
Room z, st. Cloud Building, 9th and j. streets. dec30
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

nor SALE-AT A BARGAIN-A THREE-STORY
II Pressed Brick Dwelling, ten rooms, all modern i'm
proyements opposite St Peters Catholic Church Cap
ito Hill. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER 800 f street north
west d9S-3t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-13

Il 10 reported from St Petersburg
that. on the day previous to the late
Czar's assassination, the Grand Duke
Constantine and bis wife we're dining
with his Majesty, In the course Of
conversation during dinner the Emper'
or casually observed that. in all proba-
bility, be should not, as had been his
wont. attend the Sunday morning pa
rade, as he was suffering from, slight
cold. Upon this the Grand Duchess
rejoined that his .Majesty's absence
would prove serious disappointment
to her .son Dimitri, who had Just nnr.
chased handsome charger, with which
he had proposed to himself to show off
TO his mole in the riding school after
parade during the following forenoon.
That being the casa said the Emperor.
good naturally, L; dare say i shall
Manage TO attend the parade as usual >
and he did 80. The Grand Duchess,
when spprised Of his death, was for q
time completely ogerwhslmed by the
conviction that. but for her persuasions,
her brother-in- lew would not have left
his palace on that fatal Sunday morn,
ing. ..-..-.. sea IS, go - -''s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-13

1t is stated that the French Govern
ment has been warned Of an outbreak
OF Moslem fanaticism in Africa. which
the increase there OF the religious or
ders would render serious. The Cherif
of Ouszzan. who paid with his half
English son visit in 1878 to Marshal
MacMshon, is designated by Arab
tsoothsayers as the chosen instrument
for expelling the iHfidel from North
Africa. The Morocco Moslems might.
if the tribes in the east and south of
Algeria were up, be terrible enemies.
Abdel Kadir gained his most important
advantages at the head Of Morocco
auxiliariss. 1t is apprehended tina. q
civil Governor does not conduce to the
safety of Algeria. The indigenous races
scorn to be ruled by gentleman of the
long robe. They associate govern
mental force with the epaulette and
sword, and think it beneath them to
obey an advocate.
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He made his will, charged q glass of
wster with electricity as bis friend hsa
previously done, and bravely led his
nose TO the battle
Bus Monsieur Reumur's nose refused
70 give any sign Of fear, slthou b il
WAS not Insignificant in point of size.
Had Mnnsieur kusschenbroek been at
tempting 10 perpetrste bad Joke on
his old friend. thought Monsieur Reu-
muir. by inducing him 20 drink waller
instead of wine f,sF his dinner?
With this idea ia his mind be wrote
. letter to Leyden. How Van Muss-
chenbro~k replied. do not know, bat
his words must hays been conclusive.
for no sooner had they been read than
twenty of Monsieur Reumur's pupils
made ready TO discover. il possible. the
difference between the noses of Mon-
sieur Van Musschenhroek and Nom
sieur Reumur- Fancy. if you can. the
twenty young men standing in . row,
each with o glass of water heavily
charged with electricity in his hand.
At given signal the twenty glasses
are raised Ave of the students fall to
the floor. while the others loak on be-
wildered until some one makes the
mystery clear by advancing the theory.
afterwards proved. that glass made
with coda retains electricity. while
glass made with. potash allows it to es-
cape. In Paris potash 10 used in the
composition Of glsss-in Leyden, soda
and to this accident we owe the dis
covery Of the Leyden Jar! :.
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Au incident has just occurred at Zu.
rich which strikihgly shows how little
bold Socialism has in Switzerland, not
withstanding the presence in the coun-
try OF 30 many foreign Socialists.
Zurich. being man ufacturipg center.
is supposed to be more prone to Social.
ism than other parts of the confedera-
ton, and at the recent cantonal cleo
ton the Social Democratic party ran
candidate in every district. They
boosted that they would sho~ how
strong they were. but they did not re-
turn 9 single candidate They received
less than 5000 votes. while nearly co.
0OO were recorded for their opponents.
Their supporters were found exclusive.
~ In the towns of Zurich aad Winter.
thor, tbs, county districts not having
lgivea thsu si-gle vote. ",e "a .,as 4. 2
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PETER VAN MusscHExBRoEK,s
NOsE $40 "


His name was not Munchausen but
Musschcnbroek. and this is not fiction
bat . true statement OF facts. Read
my little story then, with due respect,
and II your mind % 81 ell practicable
you will decide. ! think. that il i not
best 10. pat your nose into evsrythine.
eyDu though In this CAGE good may
hive cone from 60 doing. 80 ~
Peter Van Msschenbrosk had been
is bis laboratory I'll the uornine che
cir IVES unusually dry {hfr Van Muss
ehsnbroek lived In Isyden) and his
electrical machine had worked admi.
rsbly. Hs vss dreaming Of q series Of
possible discoveriss while enjoying his
lunoh OF ohssss and pears, When Q AN
% snddesiy seized hm--s strange
desire 20 taste electrical water.
BE quickly 6Iied Q beer glass of nm
usual size. made . connection betweea
the hnid and his machine by means Of
. brass wire and then commenced 10
Wru The eiAss wheel. When be thoa1xhf
tn vakef aslIicisnkly charged % sps6Ie
him TO taste the Sulphur. or whatsoever
favor electricity might happen TO have,
10 took Tie glsss In his hand ana
Eaissd it toward his lips. ssass>A 1as u
Unfortunately. Peter Van Musschen.
brock had. a. most Of M have, . de.
cided pronineucs ID The middle Of his
IN, Scarcely Vas the glass lind 90
sard this proaoAtory when the ssnsi-
i've orgss received . frishtful slectri-
g e1ceneGa 90 spvcxs iDde1a THAI 4
- aleaSued No sfterUard1 said |. Is
voald not agree b rsssire another sach
shoek svea u the. whole. kiardon ~
sss y sb'ss ss.s isdsss
Whsa Van MuslcAsahrosk recovered
HE s0.ngDs, vkich ~ bssn eu,s3swsd
~ : 49, ~ Il ssc5dsnk, IL innedi.
noely UBuesall 60 6ulails q IL e1son-
laso - NJ fsis11 z11noos6r Reunar 81
- A. 2Ast dpysn mpusss MOI
- Es1mns dtay
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NOTICE.

NTcrioe D HEsxsY arvrs 10 ~ 4.
~ thes seetisss % kAilrcad Ln1s vAieA ~
-. rs.eesed 10 ~ psstke arnnala- - - ~
pAs8 Sxe1pw ncD 90 - -. 49, Wfzi -
- ~ = 60 = s: 49, 3. - sss.
@Asa JACOBS 4 ynuEa
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


Is Q never-fai,sng Curs
for Nervous Debility,
Exhsssted Vitality,
seminal Necklaces,
eperlnAtorrhoea. LOST
MANHOOD. Impotsn.
81. Paralysis. and al
the terrible cfecta Of
Self : Abuss. youthful
foilies. and excssses in
maturer years - such
Is Loss OF Memory,
I.aksffutse Norfnv N 81
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPENHARY

1870 HAkNKY sT.
OGO esraeeof Cen
merr>ai strest. san
rzncisco. sbli1ks1
In 1854, for tie frsaE
|znsnfof &~rnal and asrs.
|lnd Di>s-.s~-. sazh q.
|8oneFxhsn. as1est.
8 |ssss..ss:s;;::rs: syPhIlls
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inAI weakness. rsnpsseney riskf Iossss .
ess positively b cured Ths stck ana sfIicss1
sAouh no. fail % csI< uron him The Doctor
kas ixxyelsd extensively In kuzeps, snA iuzpscse1
u1rcushly he varieas hospee<is thsrt. o1kslnine
% c1Upeecn1 - impas - fkoss In ned q -
sesssese. Dk. oIknoM wa nN1s n ehzeu
nnless - easet scurs. rssssnS e 3 dts1n1sSs
AT - CunED At uOXE AZ e1En.
- 49, - pec1ss. rsrsous vsl1lne = ~ -
- III p1eaD esss - nnrns - - 800 -
- Ms a1ysvtiesment ~ 0AnrHD rocSnnok5s
cen o. vs11s. AAAEso IN. ,. VI axlDOX. ~
49,. - ksansfsse - - - 49, =
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Emission. Aversion 70 Society. Dimness Of Vision,
Noises In she Head; the vital fuid passing unoh-
served IN the urine, and many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death. i.s7 siB ! sid
Oh. MlNTfE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hun.
pRKD DOLLARS for case of this kind the VITAL
kEsTORATIvk tunder his special sdvice and
treatmentl Will NOT cure. or for anything impurs
or injurioas found in Il. DR. MINTIR treats ell
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CossuIrArIo. yHxE. Thorough ssaninatien asd
advice. including analysis Of urine. $500. Price
Of VITAL RRsroakTrvn. $500 . bottls, CT fcas
times the quantity. $i0.0o; ssnt 10 sny address
upon receipt OF price. or O. o. D., secure from
observation. and In private name n desirsd. b
..V A. T. MINTrE. u D.. ~ ~
IL Kearny Street, ean Franchises, osl
DIR. MINTfE's KIDNEY REMEDY, NRPHRET.
ICUM. cures all kinds Of kidney saA Blsddss
Complaints. Gonorrh0a, elect. LsaeorxhUA Foe
sale By ell druggsts; sloos bottle six sottlss fos
DIR. MINTIEs DANDKLTON pIT4Is. are tAs
best and cheapest DYsPKPsIA and BILIOUS care
Tn the market. For sale By al dreSsists.
.gas 81 Sc 5Isa8 sA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
REAL ESTATE,
The Official Transfers as Recorded Ycster-

Ehe OIhctni ns ItccOrueu ester
day.
Mr.. j. F. Olmstead presents the following transac-
lions In real estate in the District yesterday,
ported TO him by the Recorder OF Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
on Twentieth street west, between II street north
and pennsylvania avenue. part Of original lott "a
Joseph Il Moore, 900.
on Eleventh street west between n and O streets
north subot 40 feet inches by ~ feet l0H nches)
square 49, Wilmer p. Vale to Angelina M. Mcmillan.
nominal.
subos 10 and IA 33 feet inches by 100 feet square
Az, William n. Particle TO William Muehelsen, y 900.
On Eighth street west between and streets north
subot u 6 feet inches by 100 feet square 23 Will
lam Muehlelsen TO William ~ Particle, 1900
On Twentieth street west, between l. and NJ streets
north part oflot 10 feet by feet Oinches)
III, Adam Dade to Virginia Proslse, 81 900.
On Fourteenth street west, between and Il streets
north, subot - ga feet inches by 2O fce) square
2iS Myron A. Carman to George W. Carman, $4,000
On Tenth street west, near corner OF street north
James e. Mcclure to Mary Stewart This INTEREST,",
on Tenth street west near corner of o street NORTH
south part of sublot q IA by 100 feet square 3 Mary
On alley between andG streets north and Second
and Third streets west part of sublot ~ by " fee.
square 5G6, William F Dixie to John Il. Okle tlO
ON street SOUTH between Second and Third streets
east sublOts 10 and II ga feet by depth) square 76B
Alvin N. Meeker to John b. Cornell, $50.
east sublot Y (23 feet ~ inches By 100 iee, square
TG6 John Ii. Cornell TO Alvin N. Meeker, 500.
GHORgETOwN.
On Fayette street. near of Third street, part
OF lot los GO by 100 feet, block a Of hrelkelds addf
ton to Georgetown, Charles Homlller to Edmund
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The world renowned success OF Hostetter's Bit
tiers and their continued popularity for a quarter
of century as u somachic IL scarcely more won
derfu than the welcome that greets the annual up
pearance of Hostetters Almanac. This valuable
medical treatise Is published by Hostetter &Smith,
Pittsburg Pa, under their own immediate super
vision, employing seventy hands in that depart
ment Six cylinder printing presses, five folding
machines, five job presses, &c. are running almost
constantly on this work, and the issue Of same fol-
1852 VIII not be less than lOOOo000 printed In the
Swedish, Holland, Bohemian, aud Spanish Ian
gnages. Refer to a copy Of II for valuable and In
Gus testimonials ms TO the efficacy of Hostetters
Ditters, amusement, varied information, astro-
nomical calculations, chronological items, &C.,
which can be depended on for correctness The
Almanac for 1882 can be obtained, free of cost
from druggists and general dealers In all parts OF
the country. MWF
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Edwin l.. Hornbaker has :been appointed post
master ut Bristol, Va.
a. owing to the high water in the James Lynch
burg's water supply Is again cut on,
The capital stock of the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs Company is to be increased $4,000.
The pastoral relation between Rev. Henry
Branch and the Catoctin Church has been DIS
solved.
Mail messenger service has been discontinued
at Iron Gate Date Clifton Ford, Allegheny County,
TO railroad station.
A. child of Indiana Thomas, living I'm Bland
ford, was burned to death Tuesday by her clothing
taking fire from CRATE.
Born to the wife of Henry Runyan, a son, which
weighed exactly fifteen ana three quarter POUNDS
at birth. Call him Malone, Henry -Gnndy
Governor Holiday, shortly after the inaugura
ton Of his successor, will leave the country on q
journey OF pleasure and observation through the
West Indies and the Mexican States.
A portion Of the cargo on the ill-fated steamer
West Point, destroyed on Monday at the town Of
West Point, was consigned to the Virginia Oil
Company, OF Richmond and was not insured
Mr.. George f. Lester, of Snowville, has sold his
farm Of 1G6 acres on Little River, Pulaski County,
to the Messrs CLARK, of New York, for $4,000. 1t
Is said to be the largest iron deposit in the county
Major Erasmus Taylor has contracted to furnish
u Pennsylvania furnace with three thousand tons
OF iron ore per month during the next year from
the mine recently opened on his farm, near Orange
Court House.
A telegram received in Farmvile on Tuesday
announces the sudden death in Florida, ON the
18th instant, OF Thomas II. Vcnable, one OF the
most respected old citizens of Prince Edward
County He died of heart disease.
Rumors arc In circulation all over the city o
Lynchburg Of forgeries, amounting to some $500
alleged to have been committed by a prominent
citizen" The secret has been so well guarded thai
nobody seems to know uho the party Is; and In
deed there is one version that the report Is mere
canard.
Mr., J. H. Prince offers q reward Of $500 for the
arrest and conviction of the parties who murdered
his two clerks John Murrell and Thomas Glover
and afterward robbed and burned his storehousC
at Green Plain, southampton County, last Friday
night. Nothing further has been reported as &c
the detection ofthe guilty parties
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AN EsTHETIo TALE.

The pal gold sunshine Of n spring afternoon
Uttered through the damask curtains and fell Ike
n tender twilight upon the faultcss form OF girl
who rcclned languidly In an easy chair that stood
near the poriiee aud Just nbaft the piano. The
centre window had light Of blue glass IN IT, and
through this nm azure radiance streamed down
q,on a costly Turkish rug, just tipping with It's
turquoise bloom the picture of blue cow standi
ing alongside of tree which reached only hali
way up her midship ribs g. love my Art TOO
much" Myrtle Mahaify had said in low, tender
tones when Pizarro McGiunoss had asked her 70
be his wife and bask forever in the sunshine OF
his love TO give Il up forever, ovenif By so doing
/ should win the heart of so noble man rs your
self; one who Is such q constant and uncomplen.
ing sucker against the candy store, ana whose lace
never blanches when the baleiul CLEAN oil zoe ICE
cream saloon shoots athwart his evening pathway.
! know that you are young, aud pure, ana gifted.
and that when you propose TO put IN me bnlance
OF your life working for your board and clothes IN
orderthat you may have my dressmakers bills
always with you, the words you speak are mott the
idle utterances OF heart which nutters twi xt love
and selishness, but the rioh fruity remarks OF
mind that Is made up for good. But my Art, my
Art with large capital letter Mt the front end OF
it'll cannot, must not give II up"-and, kissing
him on the forehead with cold, pulseless,. Divi-
sion kiss Myrtle opened the front door for Pizarro
and the dog saw that he beat the record from the
front steps 10 the gate,-F From " Weddedto herdm-
fcs," by Charicy Red Qf Chicago.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Black; death of plaintiff suggested; of calendar.
United States vs.. Wallach 81 al. death OF Wallach
suggested Green W. Wright defendant called and
Judgment. Stutz, administrator, vs.. Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company; verdict for plaintiff for
81 600, interest May |, lS7 Acheson Hayden, IT.,
bay ct al; plaintiffs calledi damages assessed by
court. Soran VI. Douglass; verdict for defendant,
SlGO damages and costs Johnson va, Randall YER
dict for plaintiff for amount claimed Assignments
for toiay-Caendar numbers IA, i7S 40 no. ~ i9
10 iD6 inclusive is SOL 5G sos 50 sos, 507, and COS
Court adjourned until to-day at ten o'clock u, nj.
. DoN'T delay always be on time, for prevention
is better than cure All Coughs and Colds and
such affections Of the throat and lungs MS lead TO
consumption are cured by DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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tNrnrcll.
NOW yorl ,,creroI nr,rI,ct.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2o--Four- Receipts IS sos barrels;
exports 30 barrels less active but without quotnble
change; export demand moderate; light obbng trade
inquiry sales, l5U0O barrels No q ~ l51s 81 super
fine Western aud state, 81 1905 0g common 70 good
extra do q O06 co. good TO choice do ~ 1909 or com
mon to choice white wheat Western extra zoos x
mncy do = DdOW common TO good extra ONO 20 10
patent Minnesota extra good TO prime. - OO9ss 80
choice TO double extra a. J0e co. market closing quiet;
southern flour unchanged; demand llghi common TO
fair extra - G56lG 70 good to choice do, 90 751S0
Corn without quOtahle change. closing shade
stronger export trading moderate; fair business IN
sales 12j3OO bu.hels; ungraded, 6Sq72c. No. 2, 6ss
6Qc steamer, G9Ac; No. 2, 7ld72c; No. white, 75IS
tnT6c new southern yellow 6g0GAc; No.2, January,
70706c, closing at 70yfc; February, ~ 72c, clos.
ing at I21sc March. 74h@7isc, closing ut 7iaC May,
16d10c clos ng ut 7Oc. Oats hrlc higher and mirly
active; receipts T,1O bushels sales, a0Ol bushels;
No. ig ii5Ofc for new and old; do white. 5Qlsc No.
lOhm5l aud 52atGb2'sc for new and old No. l. 5Osc;
do white, size mixed Western, 4la5lc: white do,
l0@53c; mixed state, 5lM52c; white do 53G5ic; No. 2,
January, igls@i0'iC. Coffee unchanged In price and
demand light Sugar firm and very quiet; far TO good
refining quoted nj TSs07sc; refined quiet and steady;
yellow q, 7ikf7ic; white extra g. sMsA4c; yellow do,
7,s@l5tc; yellow 6AetIc OF A. s'sGsAc mould A, DC;
crushed, p,tc; powdered, D's@9kc granulated 9i4c;
cubes &c Molassca-Forelgn dull; New Orleans
rmly held In fir demand. Rice quiet and steady ut
2ac. Pork opened easier; closed with more strength
sales OF old mess, spot enc 7j0t7 O0 do, sl7 62s
now mess, January, VIZ f0pl7 5G February and March,
sF 5QGT 20. Lard unsettled, opening SC lower, after-
ward stronger and recovered closing weak at inside
turing contracts, sii s2lS cash January, eli 22,69