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DkOC!.ANiIlON.
CITY ELECTION.

NAA
Thr qualified voters OF the City OF Lanc.,s
Ter are hereby notified that an election will
De lield In the several wards. at the usual
places OF holding elections, on TU EsDAl. the
list day OF FEBHuA AIRY, 1882, between the
hours OF ] a. m. and p. m. for the purpose OF
electIng on general ticket Mayor and
Twelve school Directors. and the qualified
voters OF the several wards shall at the same
tlne ami places elect other Officers "a fOl.
lows:
FIRST WAED.-One alderman, one mem.
per OF select council, four members OF CON-
mon Council, one Judge two Inspectors, one
constable and one Assessor
SECOND WARD.-Une member OF Select
Council, three members of Common Council,
one Judge, two inspectors one Constable and
one Assessor.
THIRD WARD.-One ln,m ,mber OF Select
Councli, lhree members OF Common Council,
one Judge, two inspectors. one Constable and
ore Assessor.
FOURTH WARD.-Une member of Select
Council. three member: OF Common Council
one Judge. two Inspectors one Constable and
one Assessor.
FIFTH WARD.-Onc Alderman. two men,
nas,o oerc oi Common @ Council one Judge, two In
slAIil NAkD.-One member Of Select
Council. three members of Common council
one Judge, two Inspectors. one Constable and
SEVENTH wARD-Three members OF Com.
mon Council. one Judge, two Inspectors one
Constable and one Assessor
EIGHTH WARD.-One Alderman, one
member OF Select Council three members of
common Council. one Judge two Inspectors,
one Constable and one Assessor
NINTH WAED.-Three members of COM
mon Council. one Judge. two Inspectors, one
Constable and one Assessor.
The Election Officers of the several wards
are hereby required to make the necessary
official returns OF the election to the ProthonC-
!al| anc 10 notify the persons elected in
twenty-four hours after such election shall
have been closed and the number OF vote.
tor each candidate or person voted for ascer-
tanned. JNO r. M.Ci;ONIEIE
jan5l& febIi iSlSi. Nayor
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lNHUMAN CRUELTY

The brutal Treatment Inflicted UUon i, Lit.
tie Girl In AN Illinois Town.
STERLING, Ill.,, Jan. 31.-It has been
discovered that Il man and woman named
Seymour have been horribly maltre:.ting
fatherIess girl, seven yea.s old, whom
they were supposed to be taking care Of
The child is small for its age, and Seymour
compelled Ter to feed and take care of a
horse and bring coal. He confiued her in a
cellar at times all day without food or
clothing, except thin dress, and punished
her with horsewhip until tho surface Of
her entire body was black and blue and
sore. sometimes he would toss her to the
ceiling al:l let her fall on tho floor. No
species OF cruelty seemed too severe to
adopt toward the child. The villagers
last night made determined though un-
successful attempt to lynch Seymour, but
both he and his wife have fled.
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COAL MINING,

Partial Suspension Agreed Ur"n for Fe.ru-
ary.
PHLADEIrHIA, Jan. 3l.--1he following
circular notice was issued this morning by
the committee of the Schuyikiil coal ex-
change to the coal operators Il ScLuylkill
county
" The anthracite coal interests have
agreed to the stoppage of coal mining cn
the following days in February-the 9th,
10th, 18th, 10th, 18th, 18th, 23d, cath and
25th. To fully carry out the spirit of the
agreement it is essential that the mining,
hosting, preparation and loading of coal
during those days be entirely iiscontinuefs
and it is earnestly hoped that the above
agreement for suspension will be carried
out
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GAP AND VICINITY.
Doings Down IN Salisbury.

Gap Correspondence.
Mr.. Isaac Baic, Of Intercourse, Leacoea
township, did, on the 25th inst, unite him
self in wedlock to Miss Ida Miller, of
Spring Garden, this township. Their wed
ding was largely attended and they were
recipients Of many handsome and useful
presents : the same day they started on a
trip to tle East May this union be a
happy one now AID all the time.
On Saturday Margaret, daughter Of Mrs
Elizabeth Wanner, died from the fever, at
her mothers residence at the WLi.e
Horse severa! other members Of the
same family ara lying dangerously i'll with
the same ailment.
Last week one evening, Harry Ubii gave
a grand oyster supper in his saloon at the
White Horse. Two large tables were
spread. ;nG between fifty and sixty pei
s1iis partoCii Of tie bivalves We can
scarcely say whether Mr.. Ubi! made any
thing OF not hy his supper, IS the citizens
of "Old Salisbury" have an incompar-
able appetite for - isicrs - one of them
NJ" :'0G at a supper last ye:i!, and says lie
can DO the same this year.
David StormfcltZ sold his crop of to-
bacco to Lemon Il Martin for % cents fcr
over % inches, ii fer over lG inches. for
seconds and , fn: ii!cls
Everybody here ma:lageI u &C: their
ic"-hoIScs filed during the cod spell, AID
are M" ready fo: warmcr weather.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

, MONDAY, Jan. :0.-The receipts OF live stock
:,t the Philadelphia stock yards were: For
the week: Becves, 2,5O0 head ; sheep, 10 COZ
head; hogs, $500 head. Previous week.
Becvcs. 3,GD head; sheep, 1000 heat hog,
800 head
! Beef Cattle were more active during the
week and especially at the close, when rates
were traction firmer, the high price OF stOc
West compelling tho advance. Thomas Brad
ley received five ear loads OF choice Chicago
| steers direct, which are not included In the
sales.
:iH@Gc Balls, 4ae5c.
Mich cows were dull ut $aDlGO.
Sheep were fairly active and, with lighter
supply, prices ruled firm, a few extra heavy
being sold ut 81 40 per cwt.. but these were
extra choice and cannot he quoted. LamDs
were scarce and commanded n good figure
while milcn calves were readily taken at an
advance.
Wequote as follows:
Extra, 57S@G1zc; good, 5l@@57tc; medium, ~
q SIC; common, 3L64lSc; lambs, 5l1l<c !:
calves, mich, Gn9c.
Hogs We're fairly active under a lighter sup
ply. and prices were Nc per n higher.
We quote as follows:
Extra at lOc: good at VA9lOc medium
ut 9991ac; culls ut sl4@SAc.
SALES Of REEVES AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller Co., $40 Western. 5@GEc.
Roger Maynes, rs Western, 3@7c.
4. A j. Ghristy s;s Western; ter l., 5gskc.
N. UIman. 233 Western, acct, Levi sensenig.
5%GG54c
shamburS Paul, ID Western, sQ6Kc
james Clemson Is Lancaster co., acct OF J. d.
BOnnall. 6G64; Is do do ito a
Buckwalter, 5YIG1zc.
Lowens,cin II Adler, $50 Western, 5l0GAc
6. schamberg Co., $50 Western, 5kgGNc.
Daniel Murphy, 100 Western. sAG6Ic.
II. Chain. jr., 81 Western, 5457xc.
NJ Levi. I'd Western and Pa, 4HG6bc
F. SheetZ, 81 Western 54G6kc.
John McArdle 200 Western. 6NG7Lc.
l.. Horn, IS Western and Pa, 505Ac.
Daniel Smyth Il Bro, 1875 Western. 5Lll6Lc
Dennis Smyth, 4OCumberland CO.. 5<Q8Lc
BacEman Levi. ITO Western and West Va :,
5A@6Hc
Chain 4 Caldwell, % Western, 4@5%c.
James Aull, So Western. 5HG6Lc.
Abe Ostheim, "a Western, 5LQGLc
Henry Miller, 20 Lancaster CO.. 5LG7hc.
L. Hathaway, - Penn'a, 5xl6Lc.
J. F. Sadler T. Co. Is. Western. 5LlGLc
Samuel Brown, 2GU Western, 5hIGc.
DRESSED NRATs
Dressed Beeves were active at sIl0c.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Thos Bradley, Is4 head at sG9kc.
\. A. Boswell ITO 10. at s09Zc.
e.. S. Dengler, 80 do. at SG3Ic.
W. H. Brown l25 do. at allOc.
Harlan L Bro, So do. at sI9zc.
J. +. Lowden. AZ do sG9Lc.
dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart sold $50 head at 7GsLc and
Ill heal dressed lambs ut 9Gl0c.
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i'.":I'"v'"'a CoHccri.-Erarly every scat II,
tie !na!n auditorium OF Fulton Oncra hOus,
ma been said for ia morrow might when IT,,
AlttIlc.n queen or song Miss Clara Louise
hc!o':" viii anpc;r in one of her superb con
- III performances. Manager Barr today he
can selling eats In Tia gallery. ii diagram ni
E!!'!. can h;. ei.cn a Chas. II. Bars book
store. Centre square. To morrow night shu
''irn"'' Will hr one worthy OF tie di,tin"ui .h,
priini donna ana her great company
S","t VI PnStn."--Nr. NJ. l.. Curtis Ia til,
sitir role OF This play will give one of fresi.t.st
'iis "l comedy actin" that has been wit
hcE'sc! hc:r thi$ -,.,-on Vt the opera .io,-;:
Thursday evening.
i'Ht" iuytor. '-:"ii; comic opera com.
lhny, with the cllming young vocalist, Miss
iurc,irani Mr.. Bcnhan. will sin. Solomon :
d:>hinE nautical WORK for TIC INST time here
Friday evening. The company sang OH
""t!c II Harrisburg: !!,Si Might very accept
ally 10 Il large auiirnr:.. according 10 thi-,
mornings Patriot.
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Live StocR RIarkors.

LHIHAGO.-i -iiogs-Rcceilts. IG, 900 head; ship
good demand common to good mixed, $8@
$50; heavy packing and shipping, - B01l7 co
Phiia'Ielphias and larders, s. OQO7 3 ligh,
hogs, ~ ljGE6 co; skipS ami culis, 81 coos 70.
Cattle-Eeceipts, 800 head; shipments, 9 7Ot
head: market more active, but not quOtably
higher exports nominal at 81 15@6 80; gOOa
fair, - 1924 30 mixed butchers stronger and
more active ut - TIGll: stOcker. and feeders,
- I.6t4 %.
Sheep-Hcceipts, ,IO head shipments, 20,
head market Inirly active and steady infer
ior to fair, SiG0:i 10; medium to good, $iGD4 SO
chOfce to extra, $@D5 IS.
EAST Observation-Disclosures, 2 2ss heat
market fair, hnt prices l0@l5c higher than last
week.
HOgs-keceipts, G,s0b head Philu,ielplias
!. 25Gl7 40: Workers. 81 GOllG so.
Shecp-Rcceints. =, 400 heal market fuir
prices 2Ic higher than last week.
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n \kPHANS' COURT SALE.-WlLL BE
~ sold by order of the Orphans Court OF
Lancaster county, on SATURDAY, JANU-
AIRY y. 1882, Mt the PlOw Tavern In tho city OF
Lancaster, the following valuable city proper
ty, viz:
4 lot or piece OF ground, situated On the
southeast side OF Manor street, in said city
containing In front on Manor street, ~ feet
q inches and extending in depth 1l6 T. ct 8
inches, with q Two-StOry FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE and one-stOry Frame Kitchen
attached adjoining property of - kautz,
William Walker and estate of Jacob RhOads,
deceased.
ANY person desiring to s'e the property be-
fore sale can do SO by calling on the premises
Sale to commence Mt O'clock d. m. of saist
day when attendance will be given and terms
made knownb by JOHN SCHAFFSkE,
Executor ni CHliiarine Scha1fner, decd,
Ji-WSStsd
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q. Enw. llEuENEa Secretary. lid |


V1HECIlON OF SCHOOL, DIHECTOisS.
IL The qualified electors OF the City OF Ian
caster are hereby notified that an election will
be held in the several wards, at the usual
places or holding state and county elections,
ON TC EsDAi. FEBRUARY Fl, lsS2, between
thc hours OF O'Clock in the morning and !
O'clock In the evening of SAID day. for the pur-
pose OF electing twelve persons to serve rs
school Directors for the term OF three years.
from the first Thursday of November next
Ana the election officers in the several wards
are hereby required! to make the necessary
Official retu.ns OF the election to the Prot hO-
holart. ID. q. BAKER,
=. r. FIREMAN. President.
Secretary. jan3l3tiTu
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"a 9.fsgfE: t:.ii:I.r>, ,:uIHcrS:

Are yOu ..-iuTiDs;I at nlt am. broken ;.1
your rest by sick ciiu sai!.5?ii:S ANA cr;lDg
witt, ti!,. "Scruciatin,, pain OF cutting teeth ?
II -. s" 1T once and get Il bot;i.: OF MRS.
NlNSiOW'S SOOTHING; SNRUr. /; VIII re-
cTa The poor. little sufferer i:ll:e:::nc, tie.
pcnt! Uron il: !hcia il 10 .n!,.a!,s- ::ln,ut ii.
usct: II, VITO VIII not tell you at .:mce that It
will re- a,C he bowels, aIt'! siN@ .c,! 10 The:
Elotiirr tn,. relief an': health to Iha child
Opcratih like magic. It is perfectly safe 10
use III all cases, an! piclsar; 10 the taste, and
is the prescription nt One of the ol.iast and
best female physician an.! .:ursrs liz the
United States. Sold everywhere: o. cents a
C.ii!" '.,hrc- iI.I.& W N. " IS
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Disputing About the Crops

WINoNA, Minn., Jan. 31.-Titus Hoyt,
farmer living few miles from Durand,
Wis, was murdered by Robert and John
Carroll, sons of Il farmer named Rhods
Carroll, who had been working farm of
Hoyt's in the town OF Maxville, Buffalo
county. The trouble arose from dispute
about the division Of the crops.
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5slSSDP(lSiLS

i VIII hc received at the Mayors OIfice
mill SATtRDAi. FEBRUARY i, lSS2, ut 1
o'clock p M, tor the Use of the Water Tor
SpIlrkllng the Streets for the year 1882 Pro-.
losilS must state the amount the contractor
will pay the city tor g one horse and how
much Tor Il two-hOrse sprinkler. Payment to
next OF the contract price, without abatement
security III $500 rcquii ell for the payment of
inc contract price, and that all damages to
plugs or or other city property shall be made
good. The contractor shall sprinkle around
the city buildings and in the market places
Griinltousiy. He shall also use snch plugs as
the superintendent of Water Works shall
direct, and be subject to all regulations gov
erhlng the water department. The Commit
lee reserve the right TO reject any or all bids
ian.il-2t,I-lu&E
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NL1GES.

SHoBER.-Jan.3l 81, lss2, AT Slackwater, William
H., son OF the late Emanuel Shobcr. in his ilst
year.
The relatives and friends Of the family. also
Charles NJ. Howell lodge No. 49i, +. Il \. NJ, OF
Safe HarbOr, and Lodge no 49, and Lamhcr-
ton Lodge No. I16. F. Il \. NJ, of this city, are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral,
from his late residence. Slackwatcr, on Thurs
day morning at So O'Clock, to proceed to the
residence of his mother, corner OF Orange and
North Qnecn streets, THE city, where services
will be held at O'clock. lntermcn' ~ Wool
ward Hill cemetery.
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EENHE.S CAl:RinLiE S.AENsc.

The lest Sulv:. I'm the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers. salt rhculn, tctter ciiappch hands
chilJl:iinS, cOrHs ana all kinds OF skin cr,lp.
ton. frecklcs and pimpIcs Tie save is
,A.:.ItccI 20 give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get IIcn-y's Carhoic Savc, is all others are
but limitations and cnunterfrit5. Price q cents.
Sol III Lancaster at Cochran's Drug Store.
13. ~. 80, North Quccn street.
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lac ladies fair for the benefit of the
African NJ. E. church will close tonight.
Last night ti:c following named articles
wee disposed ot by vote, and were award
ed t" the persons named below
y double ba,rcIei sl:ot gun 10 Peter
Nc'"!s IA pair IF blankets TO Susan
Martin 4 silver watch to Edward Clark !:
Il silver wat:!, to .Tphn Wilson a fancy
TAIL t" Mrs. iIai'st1ck.
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Phu.nix Puddlers Oh q Strike

READING, Jan. 31.-About one hundred
puddlers Of the PhGnix iron company at
PhGnixville are on strike. Heretofore
they have been making five heats per day,
but the company having issued an order
requiring them to run six heats hereafter,
they concluded to-day to strike arainst it
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In the Sena,e To ,,av

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 3l.-Tho Senate at
2:15, after aSdiscussion in which Messrs.
Hawley and Ingalls, were the principal par
Elephants rejected Vest amendment to three
per cent bond bill ayes-2s, noes 80. The
discussion then proceeded upon Mr..
Plumb's proposition for a reduction of a
definite limit to the redemption.
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Same! Hess 4 :;Oi.. auctionrars, sold at
public sale. at The Meri,nac house, January
30, 1882. for tieorgc G.ussman, 1G head of
t;tna:;' lao! 3cs at al avciaGe of 800. 10 per
head. The hisLcs: one sold brought s9J5,.
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The Arctic Exploration surv,vor.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-Secretary Hunt
has telegraphed for Dannenhauer and
party to return from Irkutsk to the United
States, and has ordered Melville and party
to continue the search for the DeLong
party as long as there is any possibility Of
success
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 3l.-For the
Middle states cloudy weather and snow,
northwest to southwest winds, becoming
variable, followed by rising barometer and
no change in temperature.
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POLITIEAL.
DEMUCisATIC PRIMARIES.


The Democratic voters of Lancaster city
will meet ut their usual voting places on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
From TO SP. ". (cxcept In the Eighth ward,
where the elections will be held FROM 3 TO r.
NJ, to settle the candidates for the several
offices to be filed at the coming municipal
elections, including Mayor, School Directors,
and City Committeeman Members Of Select
Council from the First Second, Third
Fourth, Sixth and Eighth wards Common
COuncilmen and ward Officers; Aldermen In
the First, Fifth and Eighth wards.
The voting places will be as follows:
First War,l-Shober's hotel.
Second War,i-Thco WcnCitz'- saloon
Third Wart!-Effngers.
Fourth Wart-Rothweiler's
Fifth Ward-Philip Wallis Green Tree hotel.
Sixth Ward-Joseph Kautz's saloon.
Seventh Ward-kuhlman's.
Eighth Ward-Albert KOhlhaa,'I
Ninth Ward-Arnold Haas's
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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HlLCI.yL -.GE:EEN.
SWDlitll.IY SM,teril.

i pair oi hrau;ifHi Sun-ilOwcr. uu Easel,
viii b. mailed free 10 any lady who will send
tire" c"at postage Stampln nr. &. ". i;eu-
on .t; No. Entaw 81, Baltimore. Md. Cht-.
\. Crittcntnn, liI Fulton St, New York CITY
ole agent for Dir. &. W. Ernsrn5 remedies. 10
who,n vii Or.iri- should i,r addressed
i.,l-DMuNN
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:. Biz Snow Storm,

Ii has been showing rapidly all day, and
1T this hour, o'clock, there is almost six
inches GI SHOW on the Streets-whch is
more than has fallen on any one day du
ring the past winter. Trains on the rail-
roads have been somewhat delayed, but
not SO much rs might be expected. the
sleishing will be good when tho roads
become more broken.
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Tho MaEorSltJ,

Among the names mentioned for the
Republican nomination "f mayor are those
Of Maj. !. Isnhrcr, ID. J.. Rosenmilier, esq,
Hon. }. =. Wickcrsham, +. McMeilen, K.
il. Evans, Chas. Denues, esq. and now
Cal,:.J. F.tsicksecker, eX.city treasurer, is
talked Of as = Il compromise candidate. "
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SILVER CREEK, n. T., Feb. q, $50.
GENrs-l have been very low and have tried
everything. TO no advantage. l heard your
Hop Bit!crs recommended by so many l con-
cludcd 10 give them trial. did and now am
around. and constantly improving, and am
nearly IA strong IL ever
W. II. WELLER
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city loan Sold at lOI IL

WrLMINGToN, Del, Jan. 31.-The new
city loan, 100000. bearing 4t per cent.
interest, has been place.. mostly with
Philadelphia parties, at rates rang ing
from par to 1014.
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TIC FIaser SiiCcr.

.Miss Gertrude Maurcr, residing on fie.i-
rick street, had one OF her fingers very
badly cut this morl ing while at worl, in
-Arr"!d'S rr!il factory On FnIton street
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Many miserable people era, Themselves
..h"u: with failing strength, i";ln;, that they
are sinking !nto their graves whcn rarEer'>
Ginger Tonic would begin with the first desc.
I" bring vitality and strength bach, TO them
San. ji2. .lmUcOuN WcOw
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Thanks,

Ihnua7 Howard i;iri'ltOr,i, Pa, writes. 3" |
"mcin>" money for Spring Blossom, as l said
would il il cured me; my dyspepsia has wan
iehcH with all It's symptoms. Many tlE.lIs3 l
shall never be without il in the house, Price
% cents. For sale nj II. H. Cochran's drug
Siorr. Ia North Queen street, Lancaster.
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BALDWIN Sentenced for F,t,aen xs.,.

D"Hu"iU SeHteHceU TOT EHteeh Years.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 31.-Oscar L..
Baldwin, late cashier of the Mechanics
nationa! bank Of Newark, appeared before
the Cnited States court here to-day,
pleaded guilty. and was sentenced to Il
years imprisonment in the state prison.
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i WM, II EiBCOi:k

Jl: seventh street. Washington, PC
Formerly an Examiner In the U. 5. Patent
Office ;a'teTwarsl. Associate Attorney OF Jacob
stauticr, esq, of Lancaster Pa. until the lat
ter$ death. wOald dc pleased to hear from In
ties, and is still prepared to attend carefully
aud promptly to all Patent ,asiness at mOier-
ate rate~. ian3I- -3mdSWH
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Drunk and ItiSrr,.e,I,

i'iaal: Smi;i, 90: drunken ana dis.
orderly conduct, was committed to the
county prison L.; Alderman Samson for 90
.lays
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MAKhEI,S.
fhliRdeiphia M Arkol.


| steady; superrnc. Mt % .514 =; ira
- :5aj 20: Ohio and Indiana family
& 60: st. Louis do u OOa7 80; Minnesots
Extra. ri 5o9G q" do straight. y e'1s b; spring
Rye Hour at 81 7j@i5.
Red. 81 4lGl 4s do Amber. u 3dI ia
Corn firm for local use.
Oats dull and weak
Rye dull Mt 9)G92c.
Provisions steady
Laril steady.
;7GIlOc.
Rolls firm: rennu.. :'92'c; Western. $50
sc.
Eggs hrmer and 4ooh inquiry: Pen"u ,
:3c Western. 2792sc.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum quiet; Refined. .I.c.
Whisky firm ut 81 ~
seels-Good to prime clover quiet at SIG
>; do do FlaNsccd nominal at II a5Gl Ri.
YORK mxrxst.
NE" iokn, January 3l.-FlOur-S:ate and
Western dull and prices without marked
change. Southern quiet and steady.
Wheat ss@lIc higher and active specnla-
''S Corn a 1@s4c higher and fuirly active.
oats Ats, siit ShHde better; No Feb: 4'He; 10
Grain Markets.
DETROIT, Mich.-Wheat was excited ami
lower; No. l White. cash and February ut
81 36H; March at 81 3sI; April ut IL 4O71 May
at 81 Al June at 81 10 July ut 81 3lk No
Red at 81 ~; ; No. White at 81 81.
Corn was quiet, but steatIy; No. = at 'I5c.
Oats were easy; no sa!0s.
TOLEDO-W heat was easier: No. 2 Kcd sDo,
and February ut 81 394 March ut ST. Az
April and May 1T 81 42s4 June ut 81 39.z
July at IL 2';.
Corn WAS quiet No. 2spO., January and
February at G3i.c ; May ut 6751c.
Oats were iOminally unchanged.
At the clOse-Wheut was weak; No .. ke,t
spot. ut 81 81. bid January ut 81 Js bid
February at 81 %91seDI S9}s March at u Az
April at 81 i29l 42l4 May ut 81 42Gpi 42k June
NJ II 1917 July ut 81 IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-31
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