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A MAN was fined 800 last week by
Judge Jecco, for having butcher
knife in his possession. There is
law which forbids the carrying OF
concealed weapons in Missouri. Is
such law consistent with personal
liberty? Not one man perhaps In
hundred who carries concealed weap-
ons ever Injuries anybody with them.
If there were no law upon the subject
hardly five hundred persons In Mis-
souri, would be injured either directly
or Indirectly by concealed weapons IN
a year. Why should ninety-nine men
be denied the right to carry revolverss,
because one man kills somebody with
his revolver? Is not such law de
structive Of every principle OF person,
al liberty?" We have never heard
the Justice of this law or its constitu-
tionality questioned, not even by dram
sellers or their defenders. Ii the
State has no right to say what man
NAV not sell, has it the right to say
.. what he may not carry in his pockets!
, II will not be denied by the liquor
sellers themselves, that liquor kills
ten times as many people as concealeo
, weapons; that it puts the State to ten
e times more cost than does the carry,
ing of concealed weapons, and that 1t
! is ten times more destructive OF the
!. morals and good order Of the State
A sober man seldom uses concealed
weapon upon sober man. EIthe1
the one who shoots, or the one who Il
shot or both. are drunk at the time
the shooting is done. yet, the breWer'
say the State has no right to ,prohlbl
them from making men drunk.
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SDee7.'s p. u. Sherry.
SDee7.'s p. j. Brandy.
Notice,

Nellie e. S. CrooRham, Minnie N: Grookham, ham
Charles D. Creokham, Geo l. Cro3khadn, Eifd Rof Pf
Ter and Jonathan Trexler,
Mrs. Mary Alice Rice, Mr.: William Rice, Mrs. r.
tilted that at the June Session, 1882 of the COM
Martindale and others filed their petition for the
alteration of county road as follows: "Begln-
west corner of a 20 acre tract owned by Mrs.
Mary Miller, and being in Scloto salt Keserxe Srn
thence thence in south-easterly direction through the
lands of A. Henson to point at or Dr. near @ Is Ine
Mary A Burt thence south on the old road bed
to the foot of the hill the residence OF Not-
tingham CLAIR. and being on the line I6 oedWeen Il,
westerly direction through the lands of T. M
10 onss scioto to sat o' Reserve ser e lands in Franklin
township Jackson county, Ohio, and apouI
northwest % corner of said Lot No. II, thence in
asoutherly direction through said Lot IL ana Lot
p in said P 81 said o g thence to the
line between Lots AZ and 43 in said township OF
Franklin. thence on or near sala me t6enc 70 nce
due south on the line between LOIS % ana %
! in said township of Franklin, to the OLD road
bed thence southerly said road bed to the foot
| of the hill near the residence OF Hiram Relgle,
| thence southerly along or near said old ROAD pea
about 25 rods thence in asouth-westerly dlrec-
| tion to the line between said Hiram Reigle and
| @. A. Parks, thence in a south-easteriy dlfec-
| ton through the lands of Q. A. Parks to the
| north line of the lands of Jonathan Trexler,
| thence in q soUth-easterly direction through
the lands of said Trexler to the west line of the
| lands of David Steward, thence through the
| southwest corner of the lands OF SAID DaVld
Sheward to the north line of the lands of Hiram
| Steward, thence in a south-easterly dlrecuonl
to the old road bed aforesaid, ana stflk!9S SAT-,
| road bed about 10 rods from where said road
intersects the road leading past the residence e
| of Samuel Claar, which last named a. pony II Is
| the termination of said alteration" That view,
surveyor Of said I road fbS We're Ted ReRers
and surveyor will meet at the residence Of Hi
Steward the 9TH day of Of JGly aSs at at
10 o'clock A. M, to enter upon tne 1IScnItGe VI
| their duties. V. Z. .MAhIIN!DQALE
| And many other petitioners
Gune % lSS2-4t
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Bishop - was at hotel where
the waiter was very attentive.
'Pleasant day, Governor"
"Yes, nice day, old man; but | am
not Governor.
After a while the waiter remarked:
snake long stay, General 2,
''Oh, no; only few days. But L
am not a general.
Soon the waiter ventured to say:
"Splendid country this, Commodore
don't you think SOP"
.oh yes; but I'm not Commodore
either" i,
"Bless the Lord! then, master, what
AI'm only Bishop, my friend; I'm
Bishop Of so-and-so.
"Couldn't spot you 'xactly, sir; but
| knew you was top of the pile some
where. sir."-Ha,per's Monthly.
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MEDICAL.
A Brave LADY,
She Endures the Pain of II Severe surgical
Operation without Taking ChIorOform.
From the Courier.1


Mrs, Schoonmaker, of Greek Locks, Ulster Co., n.
Y, had the misfortune to entirely lose the sgnt
one of her eyes, through an accident and endureo
painful infammatory action therein for two long
years; the other eye finally became sympatheticaly
affected, her general health seriously suering' IN
deed she was a mere wreck, a walking skeleton' IN
this terrible strait she consulted Dr. David
of Rondout N. Y who told her at once that the IN
jured eve must be removed. She quietly but firmly
said: "An right, Doctor, but don't give me cnioro-
form. Let my husband sit by my side during the
operation, and I will neither cry nor stlr. Inc
work was done, and the poor woman kept her woro'
Talk Of soldferly courage! This showed greater
pluck than it takes to face hundred guns. TO re-
store her general health and give tone and strength
to the system, DIR. Kennedy then gave the faVorite
Remedy" which cleansed the blood and impaired
new life to the long suffering woman She raplaiy
gained health and strength, and is now well. The
"Favorite Remedy" is priceless blessing to women
No family should be without it. Your druggist mas
1t. nnot send to DR.. David Kennedy, Rondout, Ne"
Yort 15junelm
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Notice.

A petition has been presented to the Com;
missioners of Jackson County Ohio, on the i 22d
June, A. D. 1852, asking for the estaohshm1ten,
Precinct, composed Of sections one ~. two e.
three (3), four az, five 6) and six (6), OF LICK
township being the northern tier of sections
of said township, and sections twenty-ntne l29l
thirty (3O), thirty (3D thirty-two go, tnIr,
ty-three (33), thirty-four), thirty-five (35( and
thirty-six (36), of Washington Township, being
the southeastern tier sections, and the western
The above petition is set for hearing on Mon
day, August 7th, at one o'clock, p. m.
Nv order of Commissioners.
~ B. B. EVANS, County Auditor
June 20, 1852. d"
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Notice.

The heirs of Horace Crookham, deceased, whose whose
names and residence unknown, viii take notlce
that at the June session, 1882 of the
of jackson county, Ohio, J. r. Hunter and others
filed their petition for the estabiishment tona Sl
corner in the middle the county road, at Freedom
Church in Franklin township, said County, and IN
section TO- thence q north -eastery direction until
it crosses the road from Jackson TO MaDees corners
about fifteen rods west of its intersection with the
road passing by John Reeds residence IN sa1d sec
tion l9 thence northery upon the best practlcable
route to the mouth of Sugar Hollow, on the land OF
Jacob Jacobs in said section 49, thence following sad
sugar Hollow, in general, north north -easteriy
direction, and continuing the best practfeable
route to the residence George H. Downs, on lou
Scioto Salt lands thence following the pres
ont road to point of hill R. Nj. Masters and lot
a. thence passing round eastwardly ana north|ardy
nf said Hill and coming again into the present road
following the old road to the bridge across the
hranch upon Hiram Stewards land, except about
Two rods change the westward and northward of a
point of hill in the southeast corner of lot no. 20
the point hill and northwardly or said Mill till
coming to the old road thence northwardly follow
ing said road to the south line of lot thence
hearing to the left around the point of a htl and
Demng Hoskns, thence the nearest and best route
TO Huron Furnace in Lick township IN said jackson
county and in addition to the establishing of said
road, as above indicated, said petition prays that
ners in that part said from Geo: H. Downs to
jackson be changed to the route OF the road to be
uetitioned for above set out" Inat viewers and
Il surveyor said road were appointed by said COM
meet at Freedom Church. in Franklin Tp.. jackson
county, Ohio, the 1st day of August, 1851 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ to enter upon the discharge OF their
Dated June II, 1882. ,,r,n
24juneff D. L. Ii oSA AGAs
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To Contractors.

sealed proposals will be received at the office
of Clerk Of Board of Education of Scioto town
ship, Jackson county, Ohio, until twelve clocR H
noon on Friday, the Both day of June, 1857,
for the building of four new. school In
said township. in the following Sub q DissrifIs fc
residence OF the Miller heirs No. near the res
idence of Griffe Dixon, No. near the residence f
Enoch Crabtree, according to the plans and
specifications file in said office Each bid bid
must contain the name of every person inter-
ficient guaranty of some disinterested person
that if the bid is accepted contract wall pc en-
None but the lowest responsible bids will be
accepted, and the Board may reject all ano
overv hid nv order of the Board of Education
49, HENRY BAKER, Clerk.
4iune4w
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nnllUKNM Morphine CURED
UfIUMHABIT"pjSRtSS22!o "pjSRtSS22o pjSRS22!o
ru0ISAND9 of references from persons cured No
nav THtlI Gured. DR.. J. STEPHENS, Lebanon, o.
For Sale.

Twelve head of good Horses, Six good Mining
Mules, and all the BuggieS Carriages and Express I
Columbus Buggy Co.. of Columbus o., the best firm
in the United States. Their work shows for ITSELF
Cincinnati. This work is not first class but the best
for the same amount Of money that can be had IN me
stock must and will be sold at small OF no profit as
hold them for larger profit. We also feed horses the
same usual at the stables near the Valley House
where we would like to every body come, there
where you will find all the above named Buggies
Carriages, Express Wagons and your old accommo-
TOM DELAY.
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Notice.

A petition has been presented to the Com,
missloners of Jackson County, Ohio, on the 22d
of a separate voting precinct, composed of Sec
tions t) one, az twelve, Q3) thirteen, (2D TWEEN,
ty-four, (25) twenty-five, (26l twenty-sdx, GSo]
ship, and sections (5) five and (6) six of town
ship (6) six, range Q7) seventeen, and sections
(6) six ) seven, QS) eighteen, 19) nineteen, go
twenty nine, (3O) thirty, (3D thirty-one, (32)
thirty-two, and west half of sections C20 twenty
and (29) twenty-nine of township No. (7) seven,
OF range QO seventeen, in Madison Township.
The above petition is set for hearing on Mon
day, the 7th day of August, at two o'clock, pm
By order of Commissioners.
B. B. EVANS, County Auditor.
June 90, 1882 3w
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SOLOMON was the first man who
proposed to part the heir in the mid
die.
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IT is only the &yho can stay at
home and enjoy tAf lawn dresses,
cool verandas, and pleasant rooms.
The poor must go away every Sum-
mer, or some one will think they
haven't any money.
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In some parts Of South America the
banana skin is converted into mate
rial of which ladies' dresses are made.
This is probably the kind that the lady
slips on easily.
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RAlLR R0ADS.


M.& c. .RoAD-PoRTsMoUTH BRANCH.
Accommodation going South, leaves Hamden at 6.10
q. M, Wellston 6.25 Berlin 645 jackson 715 Cross
Portsmouth 1885,
Going North leaves Portsmouth at 400 ?, M, Web
ster APT, Oak Hill 5.l7 Cross Roads 533. jackson
ssS Berlin ss' wellst0n 7.ls arrives at Hamden at
Mail train going South leaves Hamden at 9.s5 p. m
Welston AS Berlin 257, jackson BIS, Cross Roads
Going North leaves Portsmouth at 7.20 a. m, Web
ster s17, Oak Hill 800, Cross Roads 9l0, jackson
s4s Berlin s5s' Weston 1o.o7 arrives at Hamden at
TOLEDO, CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS.
Mail train going West leaves Weston at 1870
arrives at Coalton l1.1o Chiicothe $50 P, m Wash
ington G, H. 4:2s, Xenia 500 Dayton 200. :.
xenia 755. Washington 6. a. ei, ChiIiicothe 1i.sO,
Coalton l.25 p. M, Wellston Las.
OHIO SOUTHERN.
Going West Mail train leaves jackson at 1000
arrives at SIMPSONS 1910 Cove Whitman's 10 80
paneyG me- yGreenaefd Sfe 10 Washington C. f. zoo Jeer
Going East leaves Springfield at lO.{5 arrives
at South Charleston n20 Jeffersonville Los, Wash
ington c. H. 1910 p. m, Greenfield 12o, Bafnbr1dge
ems $50, Robbins $40, Beayertown $50, Whitmans
400. Cove 4.0S Simpsons APO, jackson 43O.
Mixed train, going West leaves jackson at 6.l5 a
M, arrives at WaVerly SAG, greenfield l:45 p m:
Colin East, leaves Springfield at $50 arrives
Greenfield 1915 Waverly s.45 p. M, Jackson 6.l5.
COALITION BRANCH.
Leaves Jackson 80 M. T. 80 p M, atSp M.
Leaves Coalton 700 a, M, zoo p. M, 5.30 p m.
Arrive jackson 7.2O a. M, 400 p. M, 600 p. m.
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TO PEDDLERs.
ATTEN TON +!

Persons wanting anything in the way OF Iron
iron Goods in this line are respectfully invited nv ted
GGbonnion ~ Iron Fence Co., Kenton, Ohio who
make 60 different styles of Fence. Specimens
On exhibition at my residence.
Agent for the celebrated Asbestos sa,s Paint, IAN any
color desired, more durable than any otner
PAINT on the market. Specimens on e1hlb1t1on
at my residence rSo
E,r,,+ n.ir two and three year old working
cattle for sale. u" AA' ~ -'A''
Tune %. 1882, 3W
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HENDERSON says he wishes he was a
rumor, for a rumor soon gains curren-
CIV, and that he has never been able to
do.
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Notice..

To Robert Landrum and William Harrison.
You andieach of you are hereby notified that at
the June Session, 1882 of the Commissioners of
Jackson county, Ohio, Gilbert Behem and 9TH
county road ,as follows: "The county road in
Liberty township, in said county, leading from
what is known as the Piketon road, to what is
known as the Beaver road, in said county: Be-
ginning at point rods west of where said
road now leaves the Piketon road, running
thence in north westerly direction until It
strikes the east and west line between the lands
of Sarah Harrison and Adam Martin, thence in
q northerly direction until it intersects the old
road about rods west of the house of B. A. Pat
terson, thence following the bed of the road as
now located to point 35 rods weStOf the house
of Gilbert Behem, thence in a south-westerly
direction through the lands of Smith Landrum
and Gilbert Behem until it intersects the road
leading from the Piketon road to the Chilli
cothe road, in said county, at or near gum tree
standing upon the lands of Smith Landrum." )"
That viewers and surveyor of said road were
appointed by said Commissioners, and that said
viewers and surveyor will meet at the house of
Sarah Harrison on the Goth day of July, 1882. at
8 o'clock A. NJ, to enter upon the discharge of
their duties. GILBERT BEHEM,
neutrality-suspicious..
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of some OF Jne DesG knUwn
al plants, prepared and COM
18th scientific skill-rejecting
lie and drastic portions, and
g only the active principle
t which cures and does not
If you are sick try them.
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EMBROIDERED mustard plasters are
now recognized as necessary feature
of aesthetic medication.
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BROWNS
/RON
B/77ERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
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SNowDRoP," said a gentle
! color, the other afternoon,
a shower, to a lady Of his ac-
ace, ''as de wedder is somewhat
Gus, will you do me de honor
lnder my umbrella an form a
?" "Tank you, Mr.. Rillips, |
Q dis wedder an umbreller is
nc,4< <s<<<<1e&~nn ,,
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HORSE FOR SALE.

Ibave a good working sorrel horse. VIII work
,,ngie or double and will weigh 1000 pounds, which
VIII sarnss 81, tos F'' w. DAVID #. DAVIS,
je29-3w Oak I'LL 1 o'' '""sA'A A''' ~
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Our country's pride-Rinehart's
Liver Pills. Sold by G.. W. Miller.
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BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

enriches the blood and purifies the
system; cures weakness, lack OF
energy, etc. Try bottle
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WHENCE COMES THE UNBoUNDED
POPULARITY OF
AllcOck's Porous Plasters

Because they have proved them
selves the Best External Remedy
ever invented. They will cure
asthma. colds, coughs, rheumatism,
neuralgia, and any local pains.
Applied to the small Of the back
they are infallible in Back-Ache,
Nervous Debility, and all Kidney
troubles; to the pit Of the stomach
they are sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Beware
Of limitations that blister and burn.
Get ALLCOCK'S the only Gen
uine Porous Plaster.
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BROWNS
IRON
B/7T7ERS

Ladies and all sufferers from neu-
ralgia, hysteria, and kindred COM
plants, will find it without an equal
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M DECAL.
BROWNS
IRON
BIT TIERS r

willcu dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
Amateur Opera i'm Baltimore.

President Arthur and II party from Washington
expected to attend the production of the comic
opera of " Patience by Baltimore amateurs Sat-
urday night at the Baltimore Academy OF Music.
1t was contemplated 10 give but q single perform
ance, but the large demand for places has led to
the announcement of its repetition on Saturday
night for the benefit of the Nursery and Child's
Ho pital. The sale OF seats for the second per-
formance, which began Tuesday, indicates quite
rs large attendance at the first. The boxes on
Friday night will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whyte,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Clendinen, Mr.. Thomas
Chappelle, MIR. and Mrs. Ross r. Winans, and MIR.
and Mrs. T Harrison Garrett The stalls have
been purchased by Mrs. Philip Reese. of Freder-
lex, who took three; Mrs Donald Swami, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollins McKim, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrett,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bonaparte, MIR. and Mrs
James a. Gary and Messrs. Charles ID. Fisner,
Frank X. jenkins, Z. dc Merolla. Robert Hodges.
Farber, John E. House, Thomas Deford, Henry C.
Smith, A. de GheQuier,
National Republican., 1882-11-24
POLICE Court Noies.

Silas Terrell and Ezekiel Smith, two colored
employees of the streetsweeping contractors,
were charged with the larceny OF two hundred
loads of manure from their employees. Case con-
tinued to get witnesses.
James D. Donnelly, corner Fourteenth aud 1
streets, was up on third charge of keeping an
uni licensed bar and third fine of slO5 was inn
posed, but. as his counsel stated he had gone out
of the business, the case was continued.
Lawson Matthews was fined $40 or thirty days
in jail for assaulting Louis Napoleon. Both were
Colored
James Dodson was sent down for fifteen days in
default of S5 fine, for disorderly conduct, and he
gave' his personal bonds 10 keep the peace toward
his wife.
Thomas MoGraw and John scanlan were fined
s. each for driving wornout and disabled mules.
Frances PointdeXter, colored, was charged with
di,orderly conduct and with assaulting the officer
days in each case.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

There was meeting of the committee on streets
last night.
The masts for the new schooner to be launched
next week have arrived.
The Alexandria County School Board has
adopted the books to be used in the county schools
in the future.
A game of foot ball viii be played tomorrow
between the Johns Hopkins University team, of
Baltimore, and the Episcopal High School team
on the grounds of the latter near this city.
A colored boy named VIII Coats entered the
grocery store kept by Mr.. E. II. Holt on the corner
of Lee and Gibbon streets, robbed the money
drawer of a small amount of cash, and stole u box
of cigarettes. On account OF his youth he was not
prosecuted.
built at the yard of the Potomac Manufacturing
Company, which was announced would take place
Tomorrow, has been postponed till next week, MS
1t has been found impossible to complete her
before that time
The schooner Laura T., Messer from Windsor
II. s.. has arrived loaded with plaster consigned TO
Messrs. w. A. Smoot Co. She LEFT Rockland,
Me-. last Wednesday, where she put in TO complete
her complement of sailors, and made what is con-
sidered a very quick trip.
The fair for the benefit Of Osceola Tribe of Red
Men, at McliuneY's Hall, has closed. The follow
ing is the result OF the voting for the several arli
Giles named: For gun-Joseph S. Beach, 59i +.
Belts. 49, c; R. Magilton, III; ut ~ Kohoat, l2i
2o5; '9 ]. Sed Sherwood, 21ij n. /, BlSden, i7o.
The resignation of Lieutehant J. L, Smith, of
the police force, TO take effect ON the st of Deeem
Der, has been placed in the hands of Mayor Beck
ham, who accepted It and Will communicate the
same TO the city council at Its meeting next Tues
day with the request that the vacancy be Hlled by
that body. There are several candidates for the
position, aud an active canvass of the members OF
the city council Is being made by tho applicants
HAVING used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in my fam
iy ior the last three years, tind Il the best lre-
naralon have ever used for coughs and colds,
| Gen'i Com Merchant iIS IIght ST Balto Nd
National Republican., 1882-11-24
baltimore Grnern, Nnr,.c,.

BALrINoRE, Srv 2;i-tOiiOn quiet. iuidil.ng. lps,c
Flour steady and quit lilo ,Hrd sir 1t and Western
suirriSne. 2,l3 49, do extra, sS Bio "; do family
81 7hIp5 rs; Cl,y Mills "upcrine, - JIGpi 10, do
extra - 80 o5 do Rio brands, - 1E Patapsco fam
lily, 81 -; do supcrntye patent u 60. Wheat-Sout
ern steady: Western higher and strong southern red
u Ca 90 o.: do M r. II USGl IL No. Maryland ~ 90
(Dl UJls Ne. Western iter red SPOT nni Npvels-
Der. o. atIi Oi's; cenib r. O,4 VI Jan nlary,
II Osl4gl O3 &: February, II IN apl II. CnTnSuuIh-
trn IRREGULAR; uslurn hi:hcF, strong ana active;
Southern whte fOr'2ci do yellow, d,u 80; W. stern
Mixed spot, seg9Oc; NOfpilhr BJ4 SIC: year, G7,.
q G7 &C; January. Us tGjIG ftb iaTy, &c asked. Oats
stcndy with fair Inquiry SUu.Herr, l9tp i6 Western
white "A d4'; do mixed, lJ0 l.c; Pennsylvania, TO
+lc. Rye quiet Ut Gig's,. Hay steaiyj prime TO
Provisions quiet bulk meat,-shoIlders and clear
rib sides, packed, J'sGE2. tRtOn-Sluuidtrs. I2AC:
clear rio sides, lcc hams lyai i7c lagd, refined. l3
Butter steady; Western packed, 2tgGc creamery. ~
6gSCc. Eggs iirm at DC peIulynm unchAngel: re-
1ined s0JS'IC. Cul'e dull R,u cirsoes. ordinary to
hiir. E!Gs4c. sugar steadyi soft, 0Sc. Whisky
quiet at 81 ~.