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From II. W. Flower, Merchant of Ellington, Ill.
DR.. Connanghton The only, true friend ever
had, for such 1eel you have been t" me, for l
WAS near DEATHS door, when your remedies
Sna tched ne from the fell destroyer as it were,
and p aced me on frmer foundation tnan ev
er before have been for eight years 1t seems
to he you are certainly an instrument of God S
mercy placed here for the benefit Of suffering
n trials, and verify you will get your reward
Well, doctor, have enjoyed bette health this
summer than have for eight years aid feel that
| have more than ten times the worth of money
Indeed Tell my acquaintance and Gust 'merS 1T
my store that what DR.. CUnnaughtun, proprietor
of the Medical Institute Of Davenport, doesn't
know isn't worth knowing.
II. W. FLOWER
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1881.
. GUITEAU

GUlTEAU.
The assassin it seems is to be brought
to a speedy trial in Washington. Dis
trict attorney Corkhill takes the ground
that the jurisdiction of the courts OF
the District Is unquestioned and that
Guiteau will be hanged. Attorney
Geo. Scoville, of Chicago, who is a
brother in law to Guiteau, is preparing
to defend him upon the plea of insanity
and Col. Ingersoll, Senators Logan and
Beck and Representative Burchad all
regard Guiteau rs insane.
The ADVANCE, as our readers know,
has taken this view from the first. But
We have held for twenty years that in
sane people, unless they are so absolute
" insane as to be Unconscious of what
they are doing, should be held response
ble for their acts. What the punish
ment should be is another matter, but
that they should never, in any case
whatever, be turned loose after they
have been cleared on the plea of insan-
ity, we are we'll satisfied. The person
who is either permanently insane, or
only subject to temporary fits of insan-
ity, especially if his disposition is homo
cidal, ought certainly not to be allowed
to 80 at large.
Speaking of Guiteau, the Chicago
News says his name is Utah, instead Of
Guiteau; that he is Josephite and has
five wives in Utah; that he is one of
twenty who cast lots to see who should
kill Garfield and the lot fell on Guiteau.
The statement purports to come from
. Mormon lecturer named DR.. Sauntry.
The murder was determined upon after
Garfield's inaugural pronouncing a.
gainst Mormanism was issued. This
is altogether the most ingenious theory
of the assassination we have heard.
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remain yours ut command,
j. ii. WHITAKER.

CATARRH OF TWELVE YEARS STANDING CURED
From Capt. Lon Bryson, Agent Kcokuk Nor
them Line. and Commission Merchant:
DR.. COMnaughtOn- have been afflicted with
cat;Arr for tw Give years. and tried various rem
edies and physicians, with only temporary re.
lief. asst winter the atarrh returned with ill.,
creased severity. 50 much $" that | was nearly
deaf in one ear and suffering severe v with pains
and noises in my head aud with sore throat
About three months since commenced YOU;
treatment which III once convinced me as being
the only rational treatment had ever tried, and
proved iself SO by the relief i, gave me. Now
my hearing is ~ goo as tver no noise IN my
head and very little hawking and Split ng; and
had followed the tire ,tnent us perSStentIy rs
you desired. believe 4 perfect cure " Oul have
been experienced by this time notwilhs .andinE
my neglect. Yours truly, LON l;KYSON.
Davenport, III. June 1879.
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INSURANCE.

am agent for the Northwestern Mutual Lie
and the Travellers Life ami Accident InSur-
ance Companies. the best life insurance
companies in the United States.
You can, If you WILL provide for your.
selves in old age, and in case OF
accident. and for your fan,i->
lies in case Of death, better
and cheaper by good
life Insurance than
i'll any other
manner.
am Resident Agent for the Connecticut Fire
Insurance Company. OF Hartford one VI the old
stand by companies. having paid-up capital of
over 81, OW, OEj.
Ian agent for the Continental Fire Insurance
Company Of n. Y, having a nett surplus OF 81
40,3l9.2S. This is the best instalmcnt Insur-
ance company in the world.
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A COMPLICATED CASE.

Davenport, Sept 8, l879.-Dr. s'onnaughton-
Dear Sir: was sick for twenty years and for
several years 'uld scarcely walk alb ut town.
My breath was short and suffered from pains
iii the time also from pa pit;ttion and internal
fever or burning sensations. l also suffere d
from pains low down across my bowels and back
ferent person, my lea tn Is So god.
Mrs. Z. L. WATT, lIl0 Harrison St.
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FROM J. II. WHITAKER, ESQ.,, ALDERMAN, DAVE
PONT IOWA.

FROM J. H. WHITAKER, ESQ, ALDERMAN, DAvEN
PORT, IOWA.
DR.. w. +. Connaughton-l have been under
your Common Sense treatment tor the cure OF
Ca.arrh only ten days, and cannot express my
gratitude. 1 have beer! suffering from this IOath
s"me disease iOr II long time, and have taken
medicine fl m the most eminent physicians il
l fear had it not been Tor y.llr invaluable mode
0f treatment, wnich gave me- instant relief.
should have never rec Vertd. Words cannot
make it known, and deem it Il duty owe to the
afflicted with this terrible mal:dy to do all in my
power to make known the skilled plyslcian.-
fer them to ne, and will satisfy them that it il
true.
Iremain yours ut command,
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STATEMENT FEE. RUSSELL.

81 x EMtN UT T. NUSoELI',
Postmaster OF Davenport and Editor Gazette.
Mr.. Frank Filbert, the signer OF the above let
orally mate 4 statement which even exceeded
that given above. That written sta'ement he
had prepared and 81 gnctl. saying that
he regarded the cure of his daughter c.mpIete
AVID marvellous. and that he was thankful to DIR.
{ tODN1 uuAtNn. therefor.
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Company OWNS bezvy :oss.
k o the aIay TIT; ptM ~ CP the
MODERN
lE2CVEMEHTss
Ene ia world.
ESndDI ifr re1
nmsnFu sCr IaTsE
anaP tanany
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LETTER FROM A CLERGYMAN.

LETTER FROM A CLERGYMAN.
From Rev. joseph Hart, pastor of the 9th St
NJ. L. Church. AOck Island:
DIR. COnnaughtOn-l have suffered with Ca
tarrh of the head for twelve years my sense OF
smell was greatly impaired, ringing liz my ears
partial loss Of voice, stopping up OF one OF bOtl
SAT. in recommending you to all the afflicted.
j. HART.
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DEAFNESS CURED-AN ACID LADY CURED OF
DEAFNESS.
Testimony of Mrs. Augusta Breyer, Residence
Number r23 Ripley st.. Davenport, la.
DR.. COnnaughton cured me in two days of
standing, after i had considered myself hope
less. can and do most cheeriuly recommend
DR.. Connaughton rs a mase I If his profession,
and advise the afflicted TO employ his skill when
ever they have IN opportunity to do So He has
effected many astonishing cures In this city, and
has done an astonishing amount Of good.
Mrs. AUGUSTA BREYER.
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INSTANT RELIEF.


From Moses Hobbs. Foreman C. II. l. & T. Shops
Davenport, la.
Davenport. Ia, Sept. 20, lS7S-Dr. COnnaugh-
toni h I'VE BEEN badly afflicted With catarrh of
the threat for three years. h We .ried various
and Scvrrt, eminent physicians with
out the least b 'ntfit. Your superior RENE ~ for
curing Ca arrh gave me i..staut relief. and can
recommend it to the afflicted. Very respectful.
iy, NJ. HOBBS.
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GRAND SUCCESS-A GREAT MEDICAL TRIUMPH.

Miss Carrie Warehouse. 4 bright, beautiful
and intelligent little girl i years OF age. who is
he daughter of Captain l."Graud Morehen>e,
Of EunA!o, Iowa, applcd oDocto Cnnn'ugh
ton, OF Davenport. about seven months ago
She was in the following condition: Her hcan
was covered all over with Il solid ScaD, which
c"mmencc;: nine years before. an had extended
al! oyer her head discaarglng continuously OF,
fenSive matter. Size had been treated by Il great
many physicians Q! SC. LOUIS, Springfield, Mo-.
Moline. H., and the best me heal Skill Of Daven-
port without relief, III fact 4 great many emf
nent PHI sicians Of the old school, all to no pur
pose. DR.. Connaughton comnence ell trea*ment.
by the uSt, of his remedies which il the course
If seven months effected an entire cure. Mi IS
Carrie now has a clean, healthy scalp and a
beautiful suite of hair. Anyone doubling the
above can write to Capt. | etirand Morehou>e,
Buffalo, Iowa. There are many citizens i'll Day
export who will cheertully certify to the above
facts After expanding large sums. of money
with score or more If other phySiclanS: DR..
ConnaUghton cured her for thirty three dollars.
Here is Il case of nine yeas in its period OF ac-
tivity, cured III seven months. far eXcelling in
grandeur the Slabs Of Niuevah OF the Runic in
ScriptiOnS.
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Collections.

l make collections and pay taxes for nonres-
1dents. examine titles, attend to mortgage IRE
closures, do cOnveyancirg, take acknowledg.
ments, for small pay. can make cOllcctiOnsi II
any part of the United States
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FROM CEIAS S. HONSTE, L. p. II. Il. SHOPS, OMAHA

Omaha, Neb., March Is, 1SSl.-Dr Connaugh
ton, Davenport, 1a.-My Dear Doctor: Ii these
few ii"e> OF service to You, YOU arc 1T liberty
and adopted your mel hod "f treatment for Ca
tarrl,. Alter two months Of home treatment,
am YER happy to state. l WIS entirely cured
/ consider your method OF treatment very mi q
and nice, and most ciirerfuIly recommend it to
all who arc afflicted W tn !he loathSNne disease
J OH will remember NE as having cons ultcd you
tarrh. knowing as do that you are Il true gen
tlcn,a,l, as well as 4 skiiiul physician. Very
gratefully yours. CHAs $. l1ONS1E.
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oakes Bros. haye the largest Horn
in the world.
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TlOy. 1. Parsons
BROKER
worthington, MINI.
IOANS
I Negotiate Real Estate

1 NeS0C1aC0 Real Estate
Loans at straight 9 per cent.
interest. No commissions de-
Quoted. All the money
paid to borrower. Do not
borrow money until you
see me. can make
better and cheaper
loans than any
one else can.
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CHRONIC CATARRu WITH THREATENED CONSUME
TON SUCCESSFULLY TREATED IN TWO MONTHS


TON SUCCESSFULLY TREATED IN TWO MONTHS
BY DIR. CONNAUGnTON.
Buffalo Coal Banks, la, Feb. E lS79-Dr. Con
naughtn-Dear Sir: contracted Il severe cold
IN lo74, which gradually driftcd intoa bad case
Of catarrh " it'll alarming symptoms OF consump
ton. | Tried several eminent physicians bu,
their remedies failed to stay the stelIthy marri
hawking, spit ing: headache, noises in my ears
pains in my chest and back, loss OF appetite
cold feet, shOrtneSs Of breath, pllpitation Of my
heart, and general nervousness. etc. Now, III
ter two months under your kind and human,
attention, am happy to advise YOU that have
derived tie most gratifying results from your
ACliun system Tor the lrea tmeHC ut cat!rrh.-
Your excellent services l fully appreciate, ant
! assure you that have experience the mos
substantial evidences Of your skill. l am per
fcctly satisfied that will soon be restored t,
perfect health. Your grateful PATENT
JOIN SMITH.
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cGG a week in your own town. Terms and
WV - outfit free. Address H. HALLErr &
Co., Portland, Maine.
V6 IN On per day at home. Samples worth
W ~ ~ = free. Address STINsON & Co..
TGrtl ID, u"i'c
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EVIlR yTOk' THE vyEK

ENLARGEMENT OF THE BANNER.
The Banner of Light, the leading
journal Of the country devoted to
Spiritualism, entered upon its twenty
fifth year and fiftieth volume, on the
24th. 1t sienalized this entry or ''silver
wedding'' year by enlarging to twelve
page paper, adding four pages, without
increasing the subscription price which
is So a year. In quality Of paper,
cleanliness of print and general typo
graphical beauty. the; Banner is the
finest weekly paper we know of, unless
it be some of the illustrated papers, like
Uarper's Weekly. In the subject mat
ter of its columns, it is il perpetual and
never-cloying feast to every one OF its
readers. Whether one believes in the
phenomena Of Spiritualism or not, no
one can read it without being vastly
strengthened and broadened intellectu.
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"a Is now beng mad. faster iil:sm
e3A nt1HV ever by those ut work for us.-
90 Oa7SY Persons Of either Sex can make
5.ij i week in their own towns II
they are willing to work. No risk. - outfit
free Anyone can run the business. Capital not
required. All who engage prosper. No one
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\ Co.. Portland, Maine. Ally
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BONDS.

1 buy and sell all municipal securities.
do not sell a school district or
other bond until you get my
terms. can pay more
than any one else.
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BETTER THAN EvER.-Ehcicls
Fashion Quarterly for the Fall season
of 1881 is before us, and merits word
of commentator. 'Fhe number is the
largest ever issued, containing 120 large
quarto pages Of original and interest
ing matter, illustrated with hundreds
Of excellent engravings. The magazine
is divided into two departments, both
interesting to ladies'; either Of which,
alone, is worth the tritling subscription
price. or these, the first is devoted to
literature, pure and simple: and con
tains an agreeable melange Of interest
ing, amusing, and instructive articles.
A special department, entitled Our
Easy Chair" IS conducted by Hope
LeGyard, who discusses home topics in
her we'll known chatty style. An illus
trated "Lesson III Dressmaking" is an
other useful feature; and tales. sketch
es, and essays, original and selected Il.
bound.
The second division Of the magazine
is devoted to the illustration and de-
scription of the current fashions; and
so far rs we are competent to judge,
the work is faithfully performed
Every article neetlfui to the dress of
ladies or children is illustrat ed and de
scrihed under its appropriate heading;
and the current retail price III New
York is given for every article de-
scribed. With this magazine rs Il guide
it is difficult to see how Il lady can fail
to DO her shopping in the most thorough
and economical manner; since it tells
her. not only what to buy. but also
| what price to pay for it. Even to those
who never propose to buy outside their
| own town or village. it must be of i'm
mense valne, as enabling them to plan
| their shopping Systematically, and exc.
! cute it economically.
The subscription to the magazine is
! only so cents q year, or Is cents 4 copy
The publishers are Enrich Bros,
Eighth Avenue and Twenty-fourth St..
New York,
! Set back ~ years.-''I was troubled
for many years with Kidney Complaint
Gravel, etc. !; my blood became thin; l
was dull and inactive; could hardly
crawl about; was an old worn out man
all over; could get nothing to help me.
until got Hop Bitters, and now l am
a boy again. My bl cd and kidneys
are all right, and am as active as a
man of 80, although am ~, and l
have no doubt it will do as we'll for
others of my age. 1t is worth trial.
Father.
| The NJ. E. Conference which met at
Fargo recently made the following ap-
pointments for this vicinity:
Heron Lake-W. NJ. Bear.
WOrthington-W. II. Hobart.
Worthington Circuit-J. W. Lewis.
Rev. J. G. Ogle goes to Winnebago
City and Rev. 4. Fl. Kinsman goes to
Lenora, in the Winona District.
The Democratic Judicial Convention
for this District will meet at Mankato,
Oct. 18th. The Republican meets a.
the same city on the 18th.
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hSS Frenot bhG tg9 Line St PAUL
over this road the
".
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CHICAGO, February 6.-Ths DroVer Journal
HosERscsipts $4,000 head; shipments
1000 head, OPENED dull, shippsrs practically
out Of the market on account Of the scarcity
OF cars; market generally 10 to 10 lower; COM.
mon to fair mixed IS OOa5 80; light IS goa
40; choice heavy IS 4Oa6 95, few sold al
s. 90,
Catte-Receipts 800 head; shipments
100 head. Market in fair demand and quiet
at yesterdays decline, Common to fair ship
ping 81 0Oa4 40; good to choice 81 60a5 %,
no export business butchers active and firm
at q 20a4 90, chiefly g 6OaS S0i stockers' quiet
at 81 6OaS 70, well sold,
sheep-Receipts 600 head. Common to
medium 81 lOa4 6Oi good to choice IS Is.
CINGSNGTr, February 6.-Cotton dull at
Ike. Flour dull family 81 70a4 90; fancy
IS lOa5 70. Wheat strong; No. 2 red west.
eru 81 90. Corn quiet No. 2 mixed 4lhc,
Oats easier; No, mixed S6Kc. Rye dull /;
No. 2, CSC, Barley scarce and firm; No. 9
fall 0Sca$l 10. Pork quiet ut Sl4 so. Lard dull
at 50 80. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders IS %;
clear rib s. 10; clear IS 80, Whisky dull all
offerings taken at 81 Co., Butter unchanged,
NEW YoRE, February 6.-DRI GooDs-
Demand still checked by the unfavorabe
WealheF, staple ColtOn goods quiet and steady,
Prints In light demand and lawns quiet.
Ginghaus fairly active Glasgow ginghams
advanced half cent Dress goods IN fair re-.
quest Woolen goods quiet and steady
ToLEpo, February 6.-Wheat steady; No.
red Wabash, spot ebruary 81 03; March
81 ON; April 81 OAK; May 81 0sA reject.
ed SOC, Corn quiet high mixed 4lNci No. 2
spot 4ONCi May 4SNci rejected 40IIc. Oats
nominally unchanged, Glover dull; No. 2
$50, Dressed Hogs 5000.
NEW YoRK, February 6.--MEFAIs--Manu.
featured copper In moderate demand; new
sheeting 26C; tngot Lake l91Gal9kc. Pig iron
quiet aud firm; Scotch $22 00a25 90; American
$50 O0a28 90; Russia sheetings $lS GOALS 90.
Nails, cut 81 9Oa3 on; olinch 81 6Oa6 90.
NEw ORLEANS, February 5.-Cotton, easier;
middling 10 low mlddling 10h 10; good ordi.
nary 09Sc; net receipts 1866 balts; grois re-
celpts II, 740 bales; exports to Great Britain
1917 bales; continent 1900 bales; saleS 5000
bales; stock 26S 900 bales.
CMcESNATI, February 6.-Hog, firm com.
mon 81 bOa5 %; light IS 30a6 IS; packing
S. 40a5 rs; butchers IS 75a6 90. Receipts
1900 head shipments 1900 head.
New ORLEANS, February 6.-Molssses dull;
common 2sa25c; frosted l6a2sc, Others I'm.
changed,
ANTWERP, February 6.-PErRoLEUN - Re.
fined 22Xf.
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~ tn OO M

CANCER-"Sudersd for years with cancer, Had I
cut out three times, II returned alter each operation
Dr. smith cured mo without knife, caTStS O. pain,
SUFFERED Thanksgiving seemed 70 hell
me; could not get out Of bed. Dr., Smith cured mi
After OthGn tAiled,n ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, VI, Va.
CATARRH AND DRABNESs.-"BelieVed myself 10.
cunblo Sense Of smell gone, fearful discharges
speech affected, DR.. Smith cured me-
HARVEY ALEXANDER,
DYsPEPlA AND ULcERATRD STOMACH -"TrOlt
ment for years JAILED 70 give me relief Dr.. bmitt
cured mel THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent,
,uIfd me- them 0f d TTtis yS1i R sSh
RaEunAusE -"sudered tOrture.j joints deioru,
Cd treated for ySaT without relief Dr; Smith
REV. HEsRr 9, REDHELD writes: dDOaT Sir !
Ing from Catarrh and Lung Complaints. You have
worked wonders In my Wli0s case"
RKv. ". o. LApp, WTiteS;-"DT. Smiths probes.
siOnal services In my family have been most sitlSAo.
tory and commend him 70 oil ~ gentleman and a
Bktlllul phyulCiAn.n
Mus MARaARET KoLB BayS.-"I had been suffer-
Ing for seven yolrS aud U atel by many phyGiCiAns
for Dyspepsia. DR., Smith said bad 4 tApe-W0Tnl
and In eight hours removed monster, 100 feet long
FINALE cOMPLAINTs.-Threey eaTs In hospitals l0T
POTIonS cured Of Consumption, Diseases Of Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys Skin, Blood, Nervous Al.
teci0ns and Weaknesses Of Men and Youth, HCroiula
and ASthna testify 70 my success
Patients at distance may DO treated BY letter and
atiltaction guaranteed A chart for seli examination
returned tree
Consultation at office free. Once hours from Q a.
IN. 70 p M, daily. Sundays from to s p, IN. Call
j. E. SMITH. M. d.,
del No, 1917, MAfkAt NJ. Whaling ", Va
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New YoRK, February 6.-Cotton quiet at
II 9.l6a11 1870; futures easy. Flour dull
and heavy; receipts $4,000 barrels; exports
5000 barrels; superane Western and state
SB i0a4 90; common 10 good "a 25a4 85; good
TO choice 81 T0a8 rs; white wheat extra IS 00a
Q 0O; extra Ohio "a 60a6 76i st, Louis "a 4Oa
0 IS; Minnesota patent prootss. So 60aS 26.
ports $4,000 bushels ungraded spring $50
No, ., 81 1tal 15N store 81 16ia1 is ailoat
mixed winter 81 lSNal Il: pngraded white
81 iial iSNi No. q 81 l3ai 1Sif No. /, sales
$4,000 bushels, at 81 14Xal IS; No. 3 red
February, sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 AKA
16N; March, sales $4,000 bushels, at
81 1tNsi y; April, sales $4,000 bushels,
at 81 l7Xa1 lBiE. Corn dull and lower 70.
ceipts $1,000 bushels; exports 5000 bushels,
unSrSded 6tNa56Nci No. 8, b4H54Xci
steamer $4,000 No, 3 6fa6bkc; No, 2
February 68Aa54c; March b9Hablc: May
621ta52Hc. Oats heavy; receipts 10000 bush.
els; western. mixed 43a44o; white western
44a4SKc. Hay quietand unchanged. Hops
steady and In fair demand; ycarlings choice
i4a20c; eastern and western 1sa89c; New
Rio Cargoes Ilal4o; Job. lots lial6Nc Sugar
changed. Rlce steady and In fair demand.
Petroleum dull and nominal. TallOE. de-.
nand fair and, market firm OF 1i.1oa69Ec.
Resin quiet and unchanged. Turpentine
quiet at 47c. Eggs dull and lower at S4c.
Pork, mess dull old mesi $i4 o0at4 10; new
SIb 25Al5 Blk. Beef quiet and steady. Cut
meats dull and weak long clear IS 90; short
clear $S S5. Lard firm prime steam 90 S0a
D Sax. Butter dtinahd iaif and market ftiti
St iSS2ao. Cheese quiet and steady 1OaiSXE
PHILADELPHIA. February 5.--Flour dull /,
wepteTFl extras % 60A 0Oi Minnesota eItra,
Is O0a6 49, Ohio do % 60a8 90; winter patsrllI
30 76a7 ISL Minnesota patent process 81 GOA
775. Rye -four steady at Is co.. Wheat de,
clihed tsIA2ci No. 2 red track 81 49, No.
red February u TX bid, 81 l2It asked; March
81 isX bid, 81 IA aSted April 81 lax bid
81 lax asked. Corn dull and lower; yellow
western track 63c; sail at grain depot 62Hc
do elevator $780, cal ml3ed February SAX
bid, $3.50 asked March 62Me bid, 62Nt
asked; April $40 bid, 62Ilo asked. Oats firm
4 do lla40ko; mixed 4ic. Provisions In goot
demand mess beef ilIfai2oi mess pork, old
lSlB so; new $i5 80; 4moked hams l0Haiic
lard prime steam 5jGai0c; kettle i0xc But
ter steady and modtratively active; creamery
extra 82a9So; good 10 oholce 29ASio; New
York and Bradford county, Pa, extra tubs q
a2sc; fifkins 24a25c; Western Reserve extti
25a26o. Eggs irregular at S5a37c. CheeSt
, dull and steady creamery. lSal4c Petto
leum dull and unchanged, Whisky In td
demand at 81 10.
CHtcAeo, February 6-Flouf steady and nm
! changed. Wheat dull, weak and lower; No
. chicago spring .98J1s99No cash; Th
March; $50 April 81 0iNal ok May; Nc
: 8, saasSJfo. Corn dull aud prices shad
lower az $50 cash; S6Xc March; 40NA4i
!. May; rejected S2IiaS21le, Oats dgll an
/, prices shade lover at 2gaS0t cash; 0eA0sN
!. March; 8SXo May. Rye steady and uI
changed, Barley ftmer at s9ho. Pot