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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

-WheE two such rOck-rlbbe-i Bourbon
cities a. ST. Louis and kansa, City elect
Republican Mayors IL begins 10 hook \ II
political millennium was not ftr VI
But no one expected ~ see il make it. hfsl
appearance in Missouri.
The shrewd Democrats and foolish
Republicans who elected the new mayor
OF Cincinnati. will read with different feel
iDgs his reply To a committee who asked
him II he favored closing liquor shops on
Sunday. lie said That is very amusing.
That, 10 my opinion, would be il,, the
time 10 have the saloons open. 80 that tue
boys could get a nip after listening -
lengthy sermon Non partisanshlp i
big thiug-for Democrats.
between the lst OF July, 1880, ami The
lst OF April, Of the present year, I perios
or nine months, the public dept was re-
duced SOS ,40S,1 0l7l. being an average
monthly reduction OF 81. 600. 95G -. when
Is at the rate OF s9l.2ll Cor q. This +
gratifying showing, one such as cannot De
made by the most prosperous OF foreign
nations: and IL Is another aud strong
proof or the national prosperity that has
resulted from the financial policy oI the
Republican party.
The unwritten laws OF Senatorial
etiquette" 80 called. which requires ne"
Srnator 10 remain silent during the nrst
year OF his term, are idiotic laws. When
man like Mr.. Frye goes right from the
house into the Senate, he Is quite A. Ia
miliar with current legislation, and WIN
the methods OF procedure. ~ man VINO
has been In the Senate for years before
and II h. happens To have anything 10 say
there Is no reason worthy or respect "ht
he should not get up aud say II. To oe
sure, nobody can greatly regret any RUG
which tends 10 diminish the quantity D.
talk In either house; but the di>adyan,ase
OF this particular rule Is that, while II lm'
poses silence upon a man like Frye, II per
mits voorhees, and Ben Hill TO emit per
petusl stream OF Cable. PtlddeiPh"
Bulletin.
-Ex-Governor Seymour says he re-
members speech made To him by al Onon.
daga chief after the passage OF the leSaI
tender acts, during the civil war. about
sum Of money which had been agreed TO
be paid u his tribe as long as the uess
should grow. The question was whether
they should take II IN coin or paper. IAN
have TO say" said the chief ais that you
have your paper money, and you sag 1t :
very good; therefore, keep II. | wonid
not deprive you of anything that is good.
We will take coin. Paper Is good for you
and coin is good for US. l know the Ill,
terence. have taken some OF one anu
some of the other To shop, and kno"
the coin will buy more tn III the paprr.
The Indian had firm grip on the M .n
TACT about paper money which depends '0'
It's currency upon the force or law.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19

The MOREY FORGERY New Yers, apr
lf.-Assistant District Attorney Bill u
the General Sessions Court, today called "
the bar James o Arien, alias Robert %
BOZ Lindsay, who, during the LAST pol..
icai campaign, deposrd that he kpts
Marey, the individual to whom 1t "a'
ALLEGED President james A. Garfield "fV.'
what Is known a the "Morey Chinese ~
ter AID who subsequently conftsseo ~
had perjured himself He pleaded gum.
An indictment. for perjury was pressure,
against him aud he was sentenced 70 eisn-'
years In the State prison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-19

PARIs.-Scrvires this week ut the Baptist
church in the Vrstry at 80 p. m, Mon
day, Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
and Tuesday evening and Thursday morn
ing at II a m, in the church.
Mr. Cyrus Perkins. we'll known citizen
OF the village was buried last Thursday.
He died suddenly of an acute attack OF
Neuralgia in the region of the lungs and
heart
Extensive repairs are bring made on the
residence of Mrs. Jairus Jackson.
The Easter services at the Universalist
Church. Sunday evening. We're very appro-
pirate and attractive. Owing To circum-
stances which we cannot control, we are
unable TO give full report OF the doinss
this week, but may do so in our next issue
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-03

under the direction OF the Navy Depart
ment to prosecute a search for the
steamer Jeanette, OF the Arctic explor-
ing expedition.
On motion Of Mr.. Morgan, the Senate
took up his electoral count resolutions
OF the previous day, and at Mr.. Nor.
gan's suggestion they were amended in
minor details 80 a. 10 make them con-
current and to provide for two tellers in
stead of one on the part OF the Senate.
Mr.. Morgan, in advocating the adoption
OF the resolution as a plan by which a
peaceful, orderly and regular count
would be secured, remarked that they
followed the precedent in former similar
instances and were in accord with the
preceaents running back to '37.
Mr.! Edmunds said as the plan propos-
ed avpided any disposition OF or decision
on the disputed questions, he desired
uponsuCh understanding to have the
ceremony proceed. He then moved an
amendment, for assembling the two
houses in the Senate chamber instead
of the hall of the House.
A lengthy discussion arose over this
amendment, but it was finally defeated
by q vote OF % to 35.
A general debate on the resolutions
then sprang up and occupied the bal.
ance of the day, the Senate adjourned
without taking any action upon the
resolutions.
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RAILROAD RUMPUS.
THE HOUSE HAS ANOTHER DOSE or
WIND on the SUBJECT.
Convict Labor PetitiOns-Military Bill
Sheep Protection Petitions and Mis-
cellaneous Amount Of Business in
the House In the Senate I'm
portant Resolutions.
REMARKS RELATIVE TO THE RiIl-
ROAD RACKET
SENATE.

The body was called TO order prompt
ly at 2:SO p. NJ, Rev. Mr.. Spaulding
leading in prayer. The reading OF the
Journal was as usual dispensed with.
Under the report Of Committees, Mr..
McGregor from the Committee on Roads
and Navigation, introduced bill, pro-
viding for an alteration in the method OF
keeping county roads in repair.
The following resolution offered by
Mr.. Stollings was adopted:
Resolred, That the Committee on Pub
lie Printing inquire into and investigate
the manner IN which the advertising
and letting the contract for Public Print
Jog, Binding and furnishing Stationery,
&C., for the use OF the State, and for the
current use OF the present session OF
the Legislature was consummated;
whether the advertisement OF proposals
for said printing, binding &c, and the
bids on the said proposals, and the let
ting OF the contract was in accordance
with the law: what the contract price
was for the years 1879 and 1880 and what
the present contract price is: whether
the vouchers and certificates upon which
payments have been made under the
contract made for the year 1879 and 1850
and for the years 1881 and 1882 and in
accordance with the law and correct, if
incorrect, the amount OF over charges
or undercharges therein, and any
other matters connected Herewith, and
what legislation il any is necessary to
protect the interest II the State and
report by bill or otherwise.
Mr. Summers introduced bill re-
Quiring all joint stock companies
requiring certificates OF incorpo-
ration from this State to keep
their principal and public office
aud to hold their stockholders meetings
in this State, and to prevent said certit-
Gates OF incorporation from being used
for dishonest or fraudulent purposes.
House Bill No. 26, which is in rela-
ton to County Courts, their jurisdiction
and powers, was called up as unfinished
business, two hours were occupied in
amending this bill, finally the rules
were laid aside and the bill was read
the third time and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Dennis the Senate
adjourned.
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TOWN BURNED OUT.
Heavy Lcsses a, Plymouth. N. @

Heavy Lcsses at Plymouth. ". q.
RNLylCH. v C., February "A fire
10 day destroyed the business portion of
plymouth, thickly built with stores and
warehouses. The FIRE. beginning in an
o,h'C n ar the centre Of Water street,
'worked its way up and down the street
until u had swept away every building.
The following are the buildings and
stocks destroyed, with the losses: Horn
thai y Bro, fOur buildings, including
s,cre and stock, $4,000; I. +. Norman,
store and stock and two other buildings,
$4,000; J. Z, New berry, three buildings,
stock aUd 100 bales OF cotton, 5000; j.
W. Ayers, store and stock, 5000; VIM.
Ayers, sock, $1,000 n. ID. Norman, two
store houses, 5000. II. II. Ward, drug
g,st, 81 $40; J. Pisrcey, storeroom,
5000; j. ID. Bunch & Brothers,
store, 5000; VIM. Harrison. stock,
$4,000; Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church, - 500; Jackson & Post, store,
5000; James + Jackson, store, $4,000;
Mrs. Whltehurst, two houses, 5000;
James VI. Reed, 100 bales Of cotton,
5000; HOrnthsl & Bros. about so bales
o. cotton and 100000 shingles,
$500; Jos. NeWberry, store house,
s1OO; Charles Lathim, law office, 81 900;
W. ii. Hampton, warehouse and three
selnes, S,OOO; Samuel Latham, ware
house and one seine, 5000; +. ). Arm
sted, 500; Court House, 5000; J. p.
SWayne, store, 81 500; Tellerton, store,
Si,OOF laundry, small losses, 5000.
CIaptaln Salon Askew, Of the steamer
Orlole, steamed M in the rear Of the
burning warehouses and saved consid.
erable property. Tue losses amount to
SlZ' 800, Hornthal & Bro, and ]. F.
norman, were partially insured. The
other losses were not insured. The
church was brick one.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
A Warm Session Of Forty-two Hours
Trouble Brewing.

A Warm Session Of Forty-two Hours
Trouble Brewing.
LONDON, February 2.-ln the House
OF Commons, the Home Rule member
for the Roscomman Commissioners,
took his seat al 3:45 A. ~, having
spoken nearly two hours. He was in.
terrupted several times by points OF or.
Der, but Deputy Speaker Playfair, stated
that although the Commissioner was
greatly trying the patience OF the House,
he was still in order. The House Was
still in session att An.
At9o'clock Mr.. Gladstone entered
and was loudly cheered. The Speaker
resumed his seat and prohibited further
debate. Excitement followed, q diyi-
sion was taken and the government OBJ
tanned leave 10 bring in a bill for the
protection OF life and property in Ire
land by IG4 10 ~. The Home Rule
members left the House in body
and the bill vas read Tor
the first time. The second reading be-
ing fixed for noon, the House adjourn
ed, having sat continuously for forty
two hours. Just before the Speaker IN
terposed, Mr.. Bigger csncluded p
speech by expressing a wish -ioy thes
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cess of Fenianisn. It u understood IN
appeal to the Chair to stop the obstruc-
ton has been agreed upon BY the lead
ers OF the Liberal and Conservative par
ties.
The Irish members up to Sf. n, con-
tinued to mako obstructive motions:
Their speeches showed much heat and
indignation. O'Doanell maintained
that the House adjourn, otherwise Fors-
ter would have an opportunity to make
an inhammatory statement. which would
90 forth without contradiction. After
the motion to adjourn had bean mega
tivsd, 27S 70 n, the Irish members, to
prevent Forster from making Q state
ment, objected to every bill on the Or
den OF the day, thus occupying oil the
time till the House was obliged to Cd.
journ at six O'Clock, just previous to
which Redmond, the new member Tor
New Ross, Ireland, took his seat
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SENATE.

Arguments on the Morgan Electoral
Count Resolutions Occupy the Day.
WASHINGTON, February5. 3.
The message from the President on
the Ponca Indian affairs Was read. 1t
appears in the House proceedings.
Mr. Hoar commended the sentence in
which the President expressed the de-
sire that full reparation for the wrong
done the tribe shall be made during his
term of office, as a most manly and mag
unanimous utterance. q,
The message and papers were referred
to the Ponca Committee.
A communication from the Secretary
of the Interior, transmitting the Ute
Commission -epert and a correspon'
dence with the Governor OF Colorado;
concerning the Utes, were ordered
printed. ,,,...
Mr.. Mcpherson, from the Committee
on Naval Affairs, reported favorably the
bill appropriating 100000 to be used
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LIVE STOCK.
N ew York.


NEW YORK. February 2.-Beeves-
Receipts for two days 4,4s0 head. Tie
stock trains were many hours late and
$50 cars OF cattle were back at midday;
sales slow and limited, but the demand
was strong enough 10 advance prices
fully tc; very common 10 strictly prime
steers si9l2c; general sales ut stAl03c.
Exporters used $50 lat steers at lUDllc.
Shipments to-day and yesterday 2,620
quarters OF beef, and 75O carcaases OF
mutton.
Sheep-Receipts for two days $500
head. OF ~ carloads due only six car
loads arrived before 2 O'Clock ?. ". Sci.
lers named prices and obtained &5 $50
675 for sheep, and IS 5OS7 10 for
lambs, an advance OF q stron 25c.
swine-Receipts for two days $500
head; about 1000 hogs bsck. Market
strong for both live and dressed; sales,
live Sc OOCS8 40; city dresSd 81 500
90.
last Liberty.
East LIBIxry, February 3.-CAttle-
Receipts for to day 272 head OF through
and 800 head Of yard stock total for two
days Az head Of through and as head
OF local stock; supply for this weeks
sales light and not equal 10 the demand,
especially for good shipping grades;
prices all around are advanced . full
\ cent on good TO extra and about 10 10
20 cents on lower grades; only o few
odds and ends left unsold best shipping
grades bringing 8 25ta.5 IS; good butch
ers' stock 81 1905 10; common 10 lair
81 O0C1,4 50; bulls, cows and stays, - 70
quality, 81 OOtS4 o. stockers scarce and
SLOW sales at s3 0OCS3 IS; sales for Two
davs 40l head.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1,035 head; To-
tal for two dsys $40; Philadelphia
s8 I0Css %; Workers % 6036 IS.
Sheep-Receipt 10 day 5000 bead |;
total for two days 8 SEQ bead; selling ai
81 5cS5 70.
OHrclso, February The Dr~~s
Journal reports hog receip1 30 600
head; shipments 400 head. Market
in fair demand but Q shade lower; COM
mon TO good mixed packing. 10 cents
lower. IS l0fa5 40; good TO choics heavy
sbippips IS 6Ota5 IS; one lot svesssing
100 pounds S 90; highest since last sep-
tember; bacons S 35(S5 -; lev extra
s. 5Os5 So.
Csttle-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments l,40O head; export In brisk de-
mand: free saIss nj s. 40(9S IS; good 70
choice shipping "a s0095 -; common 70
fair "a OOiS4 so; lower grades vesk snd
others fjrmer and fairly active butchers
cows g OO92 IS; bslls e zoos 10; stsen
and choice cows So 60S4 50; stocker,
and feeders 81 7594 90. -,
| Ibeep-Receipu 1000 bod; ship
kments 1000 head. hartet stronger; o.
npmon 10 good a 09A TO- soot
$ 000S1.
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THE SMALLPOX sCARl.
A Startling Increase in Number OF Cases
at New York.

A Startling Increase in Number OF Cases
New York.
NHw YoRK, February 4-The sudden
and alarming increase in the number Of
smallpox cases reported has caused the
Board OF Health TO take steps looking to
an increase in the facilities Tor the treat.
ment OF cases OF infectious dis
eases. Only cases OF yellow fever
are allowed by the Health
Officer to 10 removed 70 the pest hos
pital at the lower quarantine, and all
other cases have to be provided for by
the county. Tho space occupied by the
present hospital at Riverside, ct the
lower end OF Randall's Island, is Insult
cient, and the site is not regarded 40 be-
ing entirely suitable. There are now
over sixty cases.
The Disease Gaining Q Hoothold In Chi
oago.
CHICAGO, February s.-Thers were
five new cases OF smallpox reported yes
tsrdsy, and it 10 evident that the dis
ease is on the increase. II u expected
to develop soon into an epidemic,
as up TO this time great pains
have been taken to conceal the exist
ence OF cases. and in this way the eniec-
ton has been spread far moro than
would be the result were every case
promptly reported and measures taken
to remove the patient to the Smallpox
Hospital.
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Steubenville Siftings.

STEuBEyvILLE, February Mrs. Ann
Cavanaugh, of Pittsburgh, died in this
city, yesterday. She came here on a
visit, took sick and has been confined to
her bed for three months She was in
the fiity-fourth year OF her age.
Mrs. Mary Murray, upwards OF nine.
ty years OF sge, and Mrs Sarah Yocum,
aged eighty. one years, died in this city,
yesterday. Our oldest residents are
dropping off rapidly.
Out OF the eight shafts in this city
three have given the advance and the
balance have refused and the miners
are out. 1t is almost impossible to get
coal
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TIE PENNsYLvANIA PLAY.
No Senator Yet Observation-Disclosures
After the Capitol.

No Senator Yet Elected-Philadelphia
After the Capitol
HARRIsBURG, Pa, February 2.-The
fifteenth ballot for United States Sena-
tor resulted as follows: Wallace 81,
Oliver 50, Grow 54, Hewitt 3, McNeagh
., Phillips 2, Baird l, Agnew !, Snow
den l, Curtin ], George Sh:ras, Jr., l,
Wolfe |. A motion to meet every day
at 5 o'clock for balloting WAS not agreed
to and the convention adjourned. The
scattering votes were principally from
the Oliver men.
The bill to submit TO the people the
removal OF the State Capital from Harri :
burg to Philadelphia was reported al
firmatively.
The bill for the permanent establish.
ment of the Supreme Court at Philadel.
phia was reported negatively in the
Senate.
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A Quarantine Against Small Pox

Sioux CRY, h.,-For several weeks
the small pox has been raging with
great fatality in Jefferson, Union
county Dakota A settlement distant
from this city about twelve miles, q
strict quarantine has been enforced
against the community. and the disease
has not spread beyond the settlement,
though it has played sad b. .oc there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-03
Burno - Cocosine. the Best Hair Dress
ing in tho World.

Burnett's Cocoaine allays irritation,
removes all tendency to dandruf, in.
vigorates the action OF the capillaries In
the highest degree, and has earned de-
served reputation for promoting the
growth and preserving the beauty ofthe
human hair. Ladies' dressing their hair
deliberately for the evening will fnd that
it imparts 4 healthy natural gloss to the
hair, and will cause 1t TO retain its shape
for hours
Burnett's Flavoripg Extracts are used
and endorsed by the best hotels, confec-
TONERS and grocers throughout the
country. They are perfectly pure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-03
CoAsTING ACCIDENTS.
Two sleds Hun Into Flushing Bay-Two
Ladies Killed.

Ladies Killed.
Nlw YORK, February f.-Whils coast
ing at College Point, Long Island, Chss
Barngut and two daughters, and three
other young women, started down hill
with such speed, that before the sled
could be stopped it ran OF the wharf
and plunged into Flushing Bay, carry
ihg tho riders with il. The party broke
through the ice, but vere rescued. 1t
is thought two OF the women will die
from the shock and cold. Miss Barngut
was terribly cut about the body with
the floating ice. Shortly after tho acci.
dent. another sled carrying several
young men and boys, ran ofY into the
bay at the same place. Tho coaster was
rescued almost perishing.
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PITTSBURGH POINTS.
Boat Sunk Fireman Drowned-strike
Ended.

PIrrsBURGH, February 2.-The tow
boat Joseph w. Gould collided with and
sunk the propeller Stella McCloskey in
the Ohio liver about noon to-day,
drowning fireman named Ialts. The
engineer and the balance OF the crew
were rescued. No damage was done TO
the Gould.
The low grade division coal miners OF
the A. V. r. r, numbering 1000, who
have been on a strike demanding an in
crease OF ten cents ton on screen coal
and six cents on unscreened, have gone
in. The operators conceding TO the de-
mand.
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Two Murdsrsrs Hanged bys Mob.

NEW ORLEANS, February "A Times
IIenlson special, Perea, California, says:
zoe and Bernard, the murderers OF Col.
rot'er' We're taken from the jail. SUNDAY
Rlght' by q band OF masked men and
Hanged.
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The Feuals Yooters.

SAN FRANCISCO. February 2.--The
Women's walking match closed last
night, the following wss the score:
Howard, S5G; Lacopelle, $40; Young.
327: Sherman, 22S.
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BLOCkADED.
THE NORTHERN KING TAXES POSS-
ESSl0N OF THE COUNTRY.

Heavy Storms and Fearful Weather 10 the
Order Of the Day-Tsribls Ravagss
Feared from Small.Pox-Exeits.
ment in Parliament-Aforty
Two Hours Session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-03

LADIES who appreciate elegance and
purity are using Parksr's Hair Balsam.
II is the best article cold for restoring
gray hair 10 its original color and beauty.
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Two Mon Burned to Death.

Two Mon Burned 10 DEATH
BosroS, February Johanna Cslle-
han and his son william burned 10
death in their dwelling at Dorchester.
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PRODUCE.
Be,unoss.

BALTIMORE, February 2. Fiour-
Firmer and more sctive; superGne lam.
lily IS 2S(S3 rs; do extra ~ 00S4 70;
do family ~ l0Ss %. whest-west-
ern easier and inactive; No. = western
winter red. spot and seller F,lsu
81 I6fC@l l5t; seller March 81 I7tfa
ia; sellerAprii tl lsf1l lsi; sellsr
NAY 81 loF4i l9i. Corn-westssn
Armer and dulI; western mixed. spot and
seller February 53t(453ic; seller March
635c asked, no bid; steamer 60fS50ic.
Oats Quiet; western white 42c. Rye
Dull st 81 oiCSl 0s. Hay Steady;
primo 20 choice Psnpsylvanis $sI OOis,
d 90. Provisions-Pirm, With modsssts
demand. Mos Pork-Old Sl3 rs; nav
SIS %. BuIk Mests-Looss shoulders
none offering; cisss rib sides mono offer.
ing; do pscked 6tssc. Bscoa-shosd.
err etc; clear ib sides SIC; hams I01(S
lltc. IArd-Rs6nsd l0c. ButtssO
prime 10 choice western packed ls3isc:
roll ISt422c- E9u-LoWer st 32SsSc.
Pstroleum-Hominsl: rsaned 9c asked.
Co6es-Dull; Rio Cargoes, ordissry 10
fair, IlSl3c. Sunr-Qniet; 4 soft 1ie.
whbky-Lover st 81 II.
TosSaa
TotsDo, February :. Whsst -
Amber hichisan 81 o4t; No. 2 rcd
Wabash, SPA 81 OF; seller February
81 Oh. seller March 81 O6t; seller Apra
81 %; seller May 81 eli; No. . red wa-
bash 81 cot; No. red MIXED 81 Oit.
Cows Dull: high mixed 4Ite; No. 2
spst 4itc hid; sslles March i2e; No. 3
shits Il II; rejected 4ltc. 0sts- Quisk
no 3 seller Nsy 3Ss; No. 2 white 36}s.
Clover Ssed-DuE; prime a %. Dre1l d
Hoes-No@insl o. $50.
J fAJJaionai NdYkds on PJsyfh PaEe.1
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ksnsy st4h Q Pr csatA6svsrsmsats
steady-FIssr Steady and Unchanged
Wheat Ia Fair Demand
Hogs Fairly Active.
YINAhCR


New YoRx. February a-Housv-
At 40s per cant, closing at4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4i0Si per esnL
Startling exchange banksrS bills steady
at <S2t; demand asst.
SILvna-At London Slid pr ounce;
bar silver here lllS; subsidiaxy silver
coin Nj per cent discount
Govnxnnm-steady for - and 6s.