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IA G0SSAMER
A CLOAKS.
g. Sl.75, S., $3.50,
kM ANDS3.
MW$##M VAIN wRIG HTS.
%z#&#zd&&&D 3I2 MARKET ST.

Inventory just taken and to reduce our
stock we offer
lS inches d'ble width DRESS GOODS 1871 c
81 pieces TOILET CRASH at BE-. yard.
1000 yards Russia CRASH at Tca yard.
] box yard wide Blcached MUSLIN, T1sc
5000 yards Hamburg EDGE at lc. u yard.
pieces Coiorrd SILKS at 39c II yard.
WHITE KID GLOVES. - cents pair.
BLACK -
COLR'D " 25
TO realize and appreciate the wonderful
bargains W. are Offering, every lady should
visit our store and see for herself.
WAINWRIGHT. 3l2 MARKET ST,
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VXTANTED.-A WOMAN FOR GENER-
w al housework. kpply at 800 W. Sixth
street. aprl-3t
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BOARDING.

DOARDERS WANTED-APL PLEASANT
ID second story front room, furnished with
heat and gas, with board for man and
wife or single gentlemen. Apply sl3 WASH
ingtOn street. marZl-lt
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL q, 1881,
at o'clock, y. m,

WEDNESDAY, APRIL y. lSal,
at o'clock, p m,
Consisting Of = good work or driving horses, ;
cows, } A!derncy heifers. will be in proht by
day OF sale 2 shoatR carriages and wagons,
,ump sent family carriage, two-horse car
rage with shatts and pole, Germantown
carriage, ! rockaway, ! trotting wagon, hrS'-
clusS two horse dearborn, with platform
springs; = one horse dearbornS, light dear
horns, / two horse dearborn with four springs;
. one. horse carts two-horse cart.
1.-TWO horse farm wagons. one sci OF running
gears Of wagon good es new, for six horses
with tongue; one sci Of carriage wheels not
yet ir0ned; one dog wagon, several pair OF old
cart aud carriage wheels
FARMING lHPLEaESrs-
One Buckeye moving machine, one steel
tooth hay rake, two ploughs, cultivatoiS, one
pair Of twin halTpws, one sleigh, two set OF
double trees, lot OF single trees, corn Sheller,
two sets Of double deaOorn harness, two sets OF
heavy wagon harness, three sets OF carriage
harness, one set Of heavy dearborn harness
two sets of cart harness, Il lot OF brides, col.
lars and haines, plough gears two sets OF
heavy leading gears. one hay cutter, LOT OF
forks and chains, dung drags, lot OF old
sash. corn on car, housheads, barrels as@t n
great many other articles too numerous IL
mention,
Teens All Gums under tl5 cash over -
a credit Of six months ny giving a pahkaoIV
note with an approved ehdorSer
T1tOM As TOY.
JOSEPH 4. TOY.
mur3l .jtaltu Administrators
l.. w. SrttHAM 4 SoN, Auc''oncer~.
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yYY1 Y1NTED.-TWO sTNTLEM EN-
wv boarders ut 81 TstHall street.
'Bprlt3t
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

-, -
The personal property Of James Toy, de-
ceased, will be sold at public sale At his late
residence, on the Kenuet, Pike, one mile from
Wilmington, on
Daily Republican., 1881-04-04

DOARDlNG.-Fl CLASS ROOMS
ID with board at :. W. cor. Eighth and
French streets. marS ot
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SSNNyANTEQ, f1OARDRRa.==A A PLEAS.
w ant second story ft1nt roon with heat
\ and gas, suitable for gentleman and wife. no.
y ftll Tatnall street. mafii iwd
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sVXTANTED-TO RENT i2 ACRES OF
w land or to hire man to work the
same good tenant house. Apply to VIM. II.
kREI NDLlE. mar2T6t
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTlCE-1, JOHN MCCORMICK. DO
~ hereby give notice that shall apply to
the Judges of the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware, in and for New Castle county. On
Monday, the 9th day Of May next, being the
first day of the May term, A. d., 1881, for u H.
ccnse to keep an inn or tavern at M. 7oS
Orange street, in the Fifth Ward of the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county, and State
aforesaid, with the privilege to sell lntoAtra-
ting liquors in less quantities than ono quart
to be drunk on the premises. and the follow
ing respectable citizens rccDmmena the -ald
application. to wit:
/ bernard =. HaSSon VIM H. Robinson.
! J. T. Kline, John Is. Stewart.
Jumcs O'DoDnel. Thomas Fcdgau.
Joseph Reed, Steward HUpiUu
i. Carhcrry. +. Gould,
John +. Kelley. James Sttrrttt.
John T. Donahoe. James Is. Ho.sr'n.
John G. Dickey. ,iUhn W. O.lrr.
Nathan b. ButIcr William Kyle.
J.. W. MctanR. tiru. y. flnrg'r.
Thomas Sharpe. Henry VI. JHHIr-.
James Murphy, John Green.
John +. Kyle, Vim. B. Griffith.
, npr2-3t JOHN MCCORMICK.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DOARDlNG FOR GENTLEMEN AT
ID Sl4 King street, marl2u
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NTANTLD-loo PAIRS or S'fiICKENs.
w N. H.. APPLETON,
marl6Eawtf Third Street Market.
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DR. KLlNE'S GREAT NERVE RE
- STORER1sthe marvel Of the Age for
all nerve diseases. All fits stopped free Send
to 93l Arch Street, Philadelphia, 20,
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EuTANTED-An nooD WHITE WOMAN
w for hot,scSork and cooking Refer
enoe required Apply Tol French STREET.
mar25 "
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NY ANTED.-A YOUNG LADY, WHO
BY writes good business hand, wishes
b situation as copying oiArk. Address Lady
CLERK, REPUBLICAN tfflce. mar2l-H
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Dne Residence on Green Street. ....... $1,000
Dnc Residence on Green stree. ...,... lj,uO
Two Cash IriTr-. each 5000, ...,....... lu,Nn
Two Cash Prizes. each 5000. .......,.., 1000
Five Cush prtc-, each ~ 900. .....,., 5000
FIVE Cash prizes. each $40. ....-...,.. 2.JH
fltty Cash Prizes. each NlbO.......... j,oUn
One Hundred Cash Prizes. each Sj0.... j,ONO
Five Hundred Cash I'r,hes. each 50. lUOOU
Dnt set Of Bar Furniture $500 ......., WR
lne Fine Piano. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Dne Handsome Silver Tea Srt.....-,.. lVo
+W B0Ac, OId Bourbon Nh>kry k3b ~ IN
- Baskets Champagne. ~. ........... 3I
Five Hundred Cash Prizes each $40. i.pW
4N Boxes FIN" Wines, so. ..,.....,,.... l!.6H
|DO 2oNeI Robertson Go. Whtskey, so B.ON0
400 Boxes Havana Cigars. Slo........., i,HrO
Five Hundred Cash i'ri2rc. each $40. jOW
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FOR SALE.

+. 1nR SAIE-A VALUABLE WhAhr
nropeyly. extensive stone wareh,p,tuss
me ptore house and double brick dwelling ,,,,,,
ai ins about ~ acres Of gronnd', s,ta,s ,s%
'< the town Of Newport, Delaware, ~, G"' "'"u' and
LII W. n. Railroad ON ,,r onr ,siiS siS' %na ws
M Christians River on the otner' main ming s"b
IN front Vi about 335 icet-.1J, ~, ,ea ,nr n
shnr nOa',y anG T c"sl ward Of manufacturing bgsi-
ss oSa or dS me S"yiag aud shipping oI gran, be-
'rs IN ., close tns proximity to an excellent graf"
~ = III Irn r,V s"etfon Terms easy Apply TO
slowing Sc''''"' NJ. NJ. CHILD,
r,,c No. T0i Market street, Guy
Daily Republican., 1881-04-04

z~-ov SAI.E-A HANDSOME CDuNIR1
son, r.. with % urrcs Of land, tine build
~. l,rrr lawn. a situation not surpassed
40 10 r.ilrnad station, everything to make
Z "A ssi,,, IN bic home, about two miles ho, ond the
@4os,ino,', ", ErnneIt pike, For particulars
81 is n,lla1' " II. L. WAY,
~p.e,.,alsdntv HamUrtOu, la.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Debate on the Arms Bill.

LONDON, March 9.-In the House oi
Commons this afternoon several Irish
amendments to the Arms bill were re-.
iected. The Home Secretary. opposing
the one moving that persons arrested
under the act should have the right o. p
Jury trial, said in the present state OF
Ireland there was no reasonable pros
pect OF obtaining either witnesses or
jury in agrarian cases. The present agi'
tation is undoubtedly q Fenian conrpir
acy under another name. Various lrlsh
mem bers protested against this esser'
ton.
Captain Nolan, Gs an argument against
these summary proceedings, pointed ont
that he had that very day received a
telegram from Galway announcing that
two persons had been arrested whom he
believed TO be totally incapable OF the
suspected crimes.
At 3 o'clock Parnel was speaking
against the government endeavorng IN
subserviency % the landlords to abo lish
Jury trial for political oiiences, when
the chairman put the amendment TO
vote. The amendment was rejected ny
273 TO 3j. Other amendments were
rejected by similarly overwhelming ma
iorities, and the bill passed through.
On the question to report the arms bill
10 the House, Parnell claimed the right
TO speak. alleging that the vote referred
10 the clauses and amendments. Mr.
Playfair ruled that he could not be
heard, and the Speaker upheld the ruI.
ing. Gladstone gave notice that on con-
alteration tomorrow OF the bill a.
amended, he should move after ten
O'Clock any amendment be Pu, forth
with,
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BOLD ROBBERY.
Four Masked Men Burglarize . Union
Express Company Once.

-Four Masked Men Burglarize . Union
Express Company Once.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-The office OF
the Union Express Company, on West
Main street, above Fifth, was entered
and robbed in mysterious manner last
evening. Information concerning the
robbery is meagre, and the facts OF the
deed have been kept 80 quiet that a
passer by would never know that an
unusual event had 20 recently occurred.
At this time, J | A. ", the Ero'ng Post
is informed by Mr.. Rose that il is
highly important to keep everything
silent for the present. IL is known,
however. that four masked men entered
the office OF the Union about , oclock
A. N. from the rear OF the building. They
are said to have oveipowered Frank
Brewer, who has charge Of the office a.
night. lie was bound and gagged, AMI
then the safe opened and robbed OF b.
tween $1,000 and 81 900. Brewer is a
young man Of good reputation. lie IL
81 years age and has been in the eS-
press business q or years. He rs a
nephew OF Superintendent Rose. Tnr
money taken was that OF the In on
Company and Mr.. Rose is ol the i'm
pressli.09In! it is not more than $50 in
Later Developments in the expires,
robbery fasten the crime upon Frank
Rose and Frank Brewer, uncle and
nephew. The former is brother OF
Val Rose, recently General Snperin.
tendent OF the Adams and afterwards OF
the Union Express Company, at this
place and is about 30 years old. The
latter is q young man about u years
old and was employed AZ night watch.
man at the office. The amount OF money
obtained was about 5000. About
$1,000 worth Of checks were left strewn
about the floor. Both men were ar
rested and locked up.
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AVENGED.
A Litter Carrier Murdered in Plain Day
iyht

nSnt.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. March 9.-AnOther
murder was perpetrated here this morn
ing, which has some rather sensational
feat NJ. J. Rieily ex.letter carrier
aud formerly policeman, while descend
ing from the third to the second story Of
the shoe factory of Phillips, Grant 4
Co, 7l2 ST. Charles street about IL
O'Clock this morning, met Albert C..
latch, former employee OF Phillips,
Grant 4 Co, who was going up stairs
and shot him in the head killing him in
stantly. The ball entering just below the
eve and coming out at the back OF the
head. From acquaintances Of both men
il is learned that Reilly had seduced
Hetch's vile and on two or three occa-
sions had taken her away from home
and spent two or three days and nights
with her at q time. Hatch vowed ven.
eeance and openly and repeatedly stated
that he would kill Reilly on sight, and
when they met on the stairway this
morning, the former attempted to draw
a weapon, but Reilly was took quick for
him and SC nj bullet through his brain
before he could get his pistol out,
Hatch's hand was in his pocket when
he died. Reilly was taken TO the police
station, hat refuses 10 give a state
ment until be has consulted his lawyer
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YOUNG LAND LEAGUE.

The High Rents Chioasoans Have to Pay.
CHICAGO, March 9.-The rapid appre-
citation OF rents is getting to be seri.
Gus matter with tenants. They find
themselves confronted with the double
dilemma of very much higher prices for
their present location and the impossi.
bility Of doing better by moving, while
many who have thrown up leases be-
cause OF the rapacity OF the landlords
find themselves unable to secure any
new quarters whatever. This con-
dition OF affairs arises, according TO
real estate men, not from the paucity o!
the building operations during the past
year Tor very many large and commo-
dious buildings have been erectedl, but
from the rush toward the city OF new
business firms. What is true OF rents
in the business section OF the citv is also
true OF residence rents, and the inst Of
May will witness such a scramb.r for
houses as was never seen here bt lore.
1t now looks as though many peope
would be entirely homeless, although
according TO the building statistics re.
Gently telegrsphed. over five thousand
residences were erected during 1850 in
Chicago Houses which two years ego
rented for from $50 to $50 per month
are now bringing $50 TO Sl25, and
even higher proportionate rates are be-
ing fixed in some cases. In the busi.
ness section the advance ranges from Is
to so per cent. One case is known in
which furniture firm, which last year
paid IS, 900, was asked to pay s., 900 for
a three years lease, and after casting
about and finding no other building
available, was compelled to accede 10
the terms. In another instance, a
wholesale firm on state street, who's"
rent has been $500 will pay $500
the coming year. Agents, "a well as
renters and owners, consider this ger
uine rise in rents, and not al engineered
scare, and it may be stated that the
business prosperity and the growing ac-
tivity in every branch OF industry is a
further warrant for the advance.
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Missed the EIciiirg Part.

COTS glory as ruler ol the Navy has
depsrted. and he goes back TO the noun
tains of West Virginia 10 grapple win
the duties OF United States ATTORNEY.
During his briei command he never en-.
ioye,i the privilege Of lashing himself 70
H. m,st in the heat ot action and
nndrring through the trumpet Tor the
hove 10 never give up the ship, eut ne
msrsbsllsd the middies on parade On e
or twice. and there's some lame IN iha'
-Ca.e.nnati TYm>s!Sor.
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,po.I-,o5,ntbe Wilderness.

Trc.oS, ARIZONA. March "A special
from peming junction SAYS: The Atchi-
l.. Topeka and santa Fe made connec-
TN Yesterday at this point. There
N.rr present X. K. Coleman, Manager
Construction OF the Atchison, Topeka
anil santa Re; 4. I. LongstTect, OF the
southern PacIiic; +. II. Bates and J. r.
Kaa'rl. of the same, and others. A sill
VET spike was driven at SD by the
aulye named gentlemen. Engineer
uNr.. oi engine sos Of the AtchiSon,
TJrgSl AMI Slnta Fe, ran the first en-
Gae from AtchisOn TO the Southern Pa
.scroal. No further demonstration.
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BOUND FOR AMERICA
Whole Towns Leaving Prussis for the
Land Of the Free"

LONDON, March "A Berlin CORE
spondent 20 the TIM, comments on the
great increase Of emigration to the
United States and Says Whole villages
are described by local papers ss migrat,.
ing from Pasen, Prussia, Proper and
SchleswIg, for America. Immigration
agents, however, hardly set forth The
advantages OF the various states they
represent, zs they are warned by the
American legation tha, they would
be unable 10 help them u
they should get in trouble
with the authorities Mr.. Wrandel, sn
American citizen OF Hungarian e1trac'
ton, xho two years ago was iorbiddeh
10 lecture in Berlin on emigration, mas
last been equally unsuccessful on h's
second visit, designed 10 persuade the
authorities o. the folly Of impeding nj
grafton. II appears, however, that he
precautions against the exodus oi young
men has somewhat sbi.ed IN the s'uu,
OF Germany. The German government
particularly aims 10 divert emi2ratlon
from the United States.
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Making Money.

NEa YORK, March AT meeting
10. TIE Western Union directors a quar-
.-rr dividend Of ! per cent was de
cared on Western Union stock, and
a.sIUu certificates Ui Indebtedness is
,3-l o. holders OF Atlantic and Pacific,
A--rraa Uni0n and Western Union
r-rauy's stock, making a dividend of
=, p The entire capital stock OF SNO,OOO,-
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Treaty FINALLY Adopted.

-,sJv, March 9.-The Chamber OF
-...rS alter seven days debate with
.t1urs, adopted the Lorenzo Mars-
--' treaty. with England The treaty
-ll-s rpcessiOn Ofterritory to England,
p. gives her right o; way Tor CONNER
"a AMI military purposes. England
Is sl,ns aCcess by DelagOa Bay To her
..A African colonies, which is an i'm
b .Aa, Commercial. advantage.
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Coming home.

1N'>e're.ary Gof goes cheerlully
NA0 % his former office, that OF United
s'-,-s district attorney for West Nir-
,-A lie has had the good sense TO
,----- h,s labor, in the Navy Depart
.a; % routine duties, and has thus
-,.''si unpleasant incidents. The
...'.r 70 Which be returns is more desir-
10 -5 "a rs rtrua,aIy aspects than place
"'- 'ao,u"t- ULshug'1a Post.
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Rnckl1n,a Arnica salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Iheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all kinds OF skin eruptions
This salve is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. Fo,
sale by Logan. List @ Co., Wheeling.
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.~-.NAL1oN, VI, Mar,h - On Satur-
= s'- lTr.Luc OF Mrs. Levi Belknap,
t..-S Is, Barnard, VI, Was burned and
Oily iouni in tie ruins. Suspi-
,-..'.''an,tUees s;rJng y md eating
5i 81 wi probably lead TO the arrest
'-- " more persons.
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a,asu, Mother Coming to Pittsburgh

" 'T."II MULUUT NUIIIIIh 70 NsF'Ns = ="
.~spuEGu, March 9.-The President
-- Cratral Land League of this city,
IA O'Byrne, has received a letter
Mrs. Della :. Parnell, mother OF
-rbra,ed Irish agitatOr, accepting
-va,jon TO come to this city on the
fs1a Of a lecture by Rev. DR.. O'Con-
O>wegO, y. Y, on March %.
- 'truell proposes organizing a la
~ branch OF the Land League here.
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Came-oa Nominated.

Mn@AuGEE, March 9 Senator Angus
Cameron was nominated for United
States Senator on the iory eighth ballot
in the Republican caucus, at Madison,
tonight. There is great rejoicing among
the leading Republicans Vi this city over
the news
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HOUSE OF pELEGATEs.
Morning Session

Morning session.
The session of the House yesterday
morning was repetition OF Tuesdays
steady work. There was some little
trouble in getting started, as several
members delayed affairs by their zeai-
Gus Efforts to get certain measures up
ahead of the calendar; a start having
been made once though, it was fast sail
iny. The c. mmissioIers OF Printing
submitted a report; two new bills We're
introduced and a measure looklngto the
rroIonyiny of the session. The import
ant work done is found below.
Phe Commissioners of Printing
na5s a report in relation to the resolu-
,;nn a5opted by the House requiring the
Commi. sioners 10 report the estimates
of the work done by the newspapers IN
,rI,Iishiny the Constitutional Amend
nspts with reference To the price paid
for public printing. and also the ususl
charges for publishing advertisements IN
r..Nsnspprs. ut the same time taking IN
/ to cot s:,IeratioR the circulation OF each
newspaper:
i, is impossible for the Commission
! srs to report what will be just and fair
rn,, nansalion for tue work charged for
! Lc,i.s newspapers for the following
! reasons: First, because the contract
| with ,hs Public Printer does not cover
/ that class of No.k which IS by the reso-
| Intr,u referred 10 the COMMISSIONER
| second. because the Commissioners
/ hays been unable TO ascertain any RUE
| LI, which they can estimate the usual
nrire charged for publishing advertise
,nsn,s in newspapers, there
| being great disagreement among
| L. nublishers and printers
mo, the question. Third, Because the
| C,m,,;ssioners of Printing have not OBJ
,sineJ and cannot now obtain any state.
Hsn, shoUing the circulation OF each OF
| ,be nawspspers in which the said
amendments were published. lhis WAS
laid on the table.
/ new Business
Mr.. Brady presented a petition from
| c;,izsus OF Berkeley county, asking their
/ renresentatiye to vote for the dog law.
Nr RalI on molten for leave, intro
1rcs5 = hin amending and re-enacting
| Ssc,;on 10 Of Chapter OF the Acts oil
ISSi entitled "An Act fixing the time
t,r holding the Circuit Courts in the
sovaraI 49, ;n5;cial districts OF this State.
Mr. Settle introduced bill repeating
Chapter Isl OF the Acts Of 1872, entitled i :,
Am Act TO incorporate the Gauley Kun
IMPROVEMENT. Manufacturing, Mining
aud laundering Company.
The Penitsntiary Bill
The bill offered by the Committee on
the Penitsntiary, through the Chair
man. Dir. Kepner, the title oi whlch Is
III b. No. lS5, bill to amend ana re
q ,act chapter S5 Of the acts OF 1871, en-
I tied "An act to provide for the WORK,
i 2 of convicts in the PenltentiaIy,
IS taken up on third reading, and on
ussss0e was gloriously set down on
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Baiunors.

BALTIgoRE, March S.-F our-Sisady;
western suprrfine g 2Jai U ext'a
Si2jfa5 o.; family 81 2jCsG n. Wheat
Western irmer; No. = western winter
rel. spot and seller March. 81 L. lCal I7:;
seller April 81 lsrql Isl, seller May
81 ls,Ml ISL. seller June 81 II,
@l ls! Corn-Wesprn higher and
strong; western mixed, spo. Sc; seller
March 5G!c: seller April iisGl
seller May i3,CIIic, steamer i5!GI4ic.
Oats Quiet but iirn. western white ~
(a,iGc; mixed i3'a AZ. Rys-lIighsr and
wanted a; 81 U5fa ! %. Hay steady
prime 10 choice Penn,ylysnia SIS 0Ots
~ %. Pfoyisipns-firm; fair jObbing
trade demand. M-rs Pork-Old tl5 %
6lj 25; new GIG %. Bulk Meats
Packed Gldslc. Bacon = Shoulders 6ic;
clear rib sldrs 9,c, hams HOLE. Lard
Refined $40 7j Butter Y net prime
10 choice western packed l3S2ic; roll
Isa2lc. Es2s-Dull and !Osu at ls'.
PetroIeum-Dull; refined nominal. Col
iee-Highsr and strong; RIO car2oes Or
dinsry n fair l0iGl2!c. su2A-htrobg.
A aft 9,c whisky QuIsi at 81 la
-.
New Oriesna
SLw OEIEsSs, March s.-Cof-s-
Activ. aud firm: Rio cargocs, ordinary
20 COOL iOial3.c. sugzr-stesdy ard
in yo,.l d.mand; common 10 good con-
moa SO dc; lair 10 fully iair6.S6ic.
prime TO choice "a SIC; yellow clarified
| 3.SSic. holSses-Quist and steady;
common 23ls2 25c; centrifugal 20ts37c. !.
fair 33ta3ic; prime 10 choice %<a5lc,
fros:ed :Ots 33:; cistern bottom 3jisisc:
fermeuied 2},s35c. Rice-scarce and
| irm Louisiana ordinary 10 choice G.c.
Pittsburgh
PnrssrRsH. March 9.-Petroleum =
Active; crude irregular and unsettled
Un,,ed certificates sstc; refined SIC 10
Philadelphia delivery.
IAddi,tos.dl Nartd. o. ICvrth Po0e
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A ROUGH DAY
On Newspaper Men-Two Deaths Re
ported.

PrrrsBuRGH, March 9.-John W. Pit
took, one OF the proprietors OF the Pitts
burgh LGdSr. died this morning. Mr..
Pittock has been suffering from q COM
plication OF diseases for some months
and his death was not unexpected. He
was the founder OF the Lender and self.
made man, having at one time been a
newsboy. His age Vas % years.
Loss on the Herald stan
New YORK, March 9-lvory Cham
berlain, one OF the editorial writers on
the Herald, died this morning OF pneu'
monia.