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Is orltr to meet certain damaging ru-
mos affecting lis credit, Jay Gould ex-
hibi,ed S4,OOO,OOO Of stock securities to
number OF responsible gentlemen in New
York on Monday, all Of said stocks stand
ils in his own name, as they were origin
ally .ssutd, not one Of them having ever
been negotiated. He then offered to have
his bonds brought from the Trust Company
and exhibit them also, but inasmuoh as it
would have taken a good-sizel wagon to
haul them, the gentlemen present said they
were abunian,ly satisfied with what they
had seen. Beside, they were all anxious to
get away quick and give orders to their
brokers to buy hpayilyof the Gould stocks.
The market Immediately experienced u de-
citsi tjse, and kept it up yesterday. 1t
may have been part Of this programme to
make this exhibit, and Gould may have
been lTe buyer a day or two previous
in lnticipa'.on Of its effect on the market.
"Fo' Uly; tha; are dark and tricks that are
win, the hrlthen Chinee is peculiar"
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I, ,earI to the brick street paving at
rh,,,eston. to which allusion has been
n,le in the ISTruGrycER, a gentleman
rho ha. inspected it informs us that it is a
uass on summers street in that place.
The sret Was tirst CAREFULLY graded in oval
form, then covered with Il thick layer OF
and, ,moo,hed with an oval, and on top
Of this vi, laid plank well soaked in
tai. laid to fit perfectly, and on this again
the brick, laid edgewisc, and on top Of this
.woI layer Of sand. The street was thus
naleyey firm and solid, and has given
ood satisfaction. lie SAYS that on any
sretuo, subjcctedtoheavyhauling, it must
bea .accss provided the bricks are ma
chine pressed and well burned, lie thinks
thlt it would be good idea to exp riment
will i, in Wheeling. 1t is perhaps the
cheapest Of all desirable kinds OF smooth
paving. 1t makes an excellent street for
lsht vehicles.
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=. san FRAScHco, March lI-An Empire
wy Oregon, dispatch OF the 18Th saws A
po4t WIN three sailors from tho Australian
SatE @ buIwark, Captain Wm. Williams,
came came IN over the bar this evening. They
report 6S the bark ioundered in lat. I5.7, long.
", ~, - west March LIST, twenty.eight days
Sat from Yokohama, bound for Puget
SSund, in Ballast. These three men were
n N the boat when it was lowered and owing
% The rough sea got adriit and were un.
sule s 10 regain the ship, which was in
s.sht Tie ncxtmorning. Another boat with
W.. Mo men was launched at the same time,
sSs adrlit and was soon out OF sight. The
VaiceS QUO. and crew, eighteen in number,
WI "sie leli on board with no serviceable boat
Snu probably lost. The men say the shir
VA wa leaking badly all the time and could
mol teat but few hours longer. ThC
TLs TSllss oI the survivors are Edward O'Neil
taH!es Lansun and Hugh Mcdonald,
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TnE present. total expenses OF the West
Virginia legislature are not less than $425
ps50 per day, and the Democratic mem
bSare irving to increase this burden on
nInyes by passing bill Of very doubt
alons;itutionality, as they themselves ad-
MT, IOoking to an increase in the member
tAipOi both branches. The State is heavi-
y debt, in violation of the Constitution,
and atan expense per day OF the amount
Indicated, the party is endeavoring to
make the public burden still more burden
Some. Uuderthepresent Constitution, which
provides Iora session once in two years,
they have already held three extra ses.
sions, ata heavy expense to the people,
ani now they propose to increase this
expense at 4 timewhe they are not able
toPy the debt Of the State or even its
current expenses. They are now, as it
appears by yesterdays proceedings, going
TO give Us At an additional expense new
code. This will be ready in year or two,
and meanwhile both branches arc to be
reinforced by an additional installment Of
statesmen who will by the time it is
ready have the existing statutes turned in
sideout by all sorts Of amendatory legisla.
ton.
II the present Legislature had the good
ot the peoples at heart they would give this
proposed increase OF the membership OF
the two branches an elTectual 60 by for the
PRESENT, and not spend the money OF the
public in schemes to make coming legisla-
ton more expensive. They have passed
oil to rcassCss the lands Of the State,
which simply means an increase OF taxa
Ton, and now comes q scheme to get away
Is last as possible with the additional
n1es to be raised by this indirect
method. No member OF either house
EoCId conduct his private business on
II! such principle. His great aim would
Ni0NtrcncE expenses and get out OF debt,
in'i'aI oi recklessly increasing his outlays.
Aeon$ientious legislator should endeavor
'orn the public business upon the same
common sense principles that would govern
MS own business methods in private life.
lAe men who are engaged in this business
can depend on being confronted in thecau-
.I'' '0'' 'All by some very embarrassing
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A Lively Time In she Ways and Means
Committee Meeting.

Lively Time In the Ways and Means
Committee Meeting.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligcucer
WASHINGTON, March l4.-There was a
lively time in the meeting OF the Ways and
Means Committee this morning. Mr..
DunnelI is chairman Of the Subcommittee
on the Revision OF Internal Revenue. That
Subcommittee has been going rather
slow, and as Dunnell is known to be op-
posed to internal taxation there is reason
to believe that Kelly feared that Dunuell
proposed to iondle this question to death.
So after the disposal of other questions,
Kelly, who is the whole committee
with other members as a sort OF annex" !"
submitted resolution requesting the sub
committee to report upon the subject oi
the revision OF the revenue next Thurs.
day. There was u ahowI over the order, and
Dunnell got mad and resented any dicta.
torial order to his committee, although he
had little to say. Other members Of the
committee said they had been long ready
to report, which would seem to imply that
Mr.. Dunnell had been holding them back.
Anyhow the resolution was adopted and
the subcommittee will report right away
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NEW YoRK, March 14.-Decisivc action
has been determined upon by Jay Gould
to punish those who have been circulating
false stories for the purpose Of defaming
him and destroying his credit. The matter
has been placed in the hands OF David
Dudley Field, who is working up the evi.
dence againt the deteriorators, and when
sufficient proof has been obtained to con.
vict, it being now certain that the authors
OF the rumors have been traced, it has been
determined by Gould to prosecute to the
extent OF the law. What evidence has
been obtained by the lawyers is at present
kept a secret but will be developed in due
time at court.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Conviction Of DR.. LAmsOn-GSneraI
Foreign Notes OfInIeF0st.


LONDON, March l4.-Dr. LamsOn was
found guilty Of murder in the first degree
to-day. Thsjury were out only ono hall
hour. The counsel for the defense in his
argument pointed out that II had been
proved that Percy John had suffered from
neuralgia and rheumatism for which ac-
onitine Is remedy. There was a missing
link, he said, In the case Of the prosecu-
ton, namely, It was not proved that the
quinine powders, containing aconitine,
found in the possession Of the deceased,
were given him by the prisoner, while
there was no doubt he was supplied with
the other innoxous ones, which were
found.
Counsel referred 10 the miserable future
life Of the prisoners wife II he should be
convicted, and appealed to the jury to
judge as they would be judged. The So
licitor.General, replying on behalf Of the
prosecution, said he thought the jury might
at once dismiss the idea that the death OF
John was due to natural causes. Heargued
that though It was difficult TO advance pre-.
cedsnts concerning aconitine poisoning,
the result Of the analysis was decisive as to
the existence OF aconitine in the viscera OF
the deceased, which could only have been
supplied by the prisoner.
Justice Hawkins then summed up. He
said the prisoner was entitled to the bene-
tit Of any doubt The charge, although
any intention Of anticipating
the decision Of the jury, seemed to be
against the prisoner. lie mentioned the
latters anxiety to leave the house five
minutes after he bad administered what
the prosecution alleged was a poisoned
capsule to the deceased. At the Conclu.
sion Of Justice Hawkins charge the jury
retired. They returned verdict Of guilty
and the prisoner was sentenced to death.
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EEw YoRE, March l4.-Mrs. Melville,
wife OF Lieut.. Melville, engineer OF the
Jeanette exploring expedition, has receiv.
ed letter from her iIasband, in which he
speaks Of De Long and the others as hav.
ing persisted at the meuth Of the Lena riv.
er, and intimates that when he set out on
the search Of which he is now engaged, it
was not without hope Of finding his com.
rade alive, but simply to perform his mel.
ancholy duty oil discovering, il possible,
their dead bodies,or whatever traces Of their
hardships and adventures they might have
left behind them,
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WASHINGTON, March l4.-Secretary Hunt
received cable message from James Cor
don Bennett at Paris, Us follows: l have
transferred the steamer Lena to Lieutenant
HARDER and notified him accordingly. She
WAS put at my disposal by the present
owner until September frst. As some re.
pairs will be necessary TO put her in order
for use in the search Of the party, will you
telegraph to Harber giving him authority
to take charge Of the Lena on her arrival
at lrkusk, undertake repairs, &c. The
Secretary teleEaphed to Lieutenant Har-
Der directing him to take charge OF the
steamer and have the necessary repairs
made.
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RoseernuS sneak.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-Gen. Rose
Grams has submitted long interview TO be
published in the local papers tomorrow
morning upon the Garfield letter. He
speaks more in sorrow than in anger upon
what he terms breach Of faith olhis chief
Of staff, and defends his campaign as
worthy Of the thanks Congress received, at
the instance Of General Garfield. The
members OF the Army OF the Cumberland
express much regret ut the opening Of such
q controversy
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PnELADELPulA, Pa, March l4.-At thean.
nual meeting OF the Pennsylvania railroad
the statement was made that since 1850 the
company had paid $50, ,O00, 900 in dividends
equal to o. per cent per annum, and that
the dividends had paid not only the prin-
cipal, but per cent on it in addition. A
resolution was adopted endorsing the sys.
TEN Of ditIercntial rates. The advisory
commission to-day heard the argument Of
the Board OF Trade in favor Of differentill
rates.
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Special Dispatch to the IDIelliGencsr.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate
several days ago passed resolution au-
thorizing any persons who desired a me-
mortal card of the late President to go to
the Bureau of Printing and get the same
by paying the cost price. A few days later
it passed a resolution giving themselves
5000 free. The result is that the Bureau
will not print under the first resolution un.
less it has an order for 1000. The 5,OOOior
the statesmen will be ready in a few days.
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Horrible Fate.

ST.. LoUII, March IA Dallas, Tex,
special says: Josiah Hodges, his wife and
two grown daughters, at Leans, the county
seat went to church, leaving Mrs. Maria Ben.
son, aged eighty-fve years, grandmother OF
Mrs: Hodges, at home in charge OF two
small children When Mr.. Hodges and
family returned the house was burned and
the charred remains Of Mrs. Benson and
the children were found in tho ashes. A
span Of horses was missing from the prem
ises. 1t is plain that the work was that Of
robbers and murderers. Hodges came
originally from near Newburn, n. c.
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CALLED IN.
Three Calls for Bonds AEEregatIns FIE.
teen MILLION Dollars.

teen Million Dollars.
wAsmxGroS, March l4.-The following
call for bonds h& been issued: Notice is
hereby given that the principal and nc
crued interest bonds, below designated, will
be paid at the Treasury ofthe United States
on the Sd OF May, 1852, and interest to
cease on that day, viz: Registered bonds,
acts OF July 18th and August 5th, 1861, con-
tinued during the pleasure OF the Govern
ment under the terms OF circular No. y,
dated April II, 1851. to bear interest at the
rate OF 81 per centum per annum from
January /, iSSl, as follows: $50, No. 2,l5l
to No. 200, both inclusive; 500, No. 40
to No 1890, both inclusive; $500, No. l0,-
7Ol TO No. l0,900, both inclusive; $1,000,
No. 81 ,6Ol to No. $500, both inclusive;
s. 900, No. lG,S5l to No. 1850, both in.
elusive; $4,000, No. 34,05l to No. s., 1000,
both inclusive-total S5,OOO,OO0 Persons
forwarding bonds for redemption will OBJ.
serve the rules laid down in the previous
calls. The Secretary has Issued two other
ctllIs for five millions each, payable May 10
and 18th respectively.
The following is a description Of the
bonds called in, payable May 10, registered
bonds Of the sane act as above: SO, No.
2 2Ol 10 No. go, both inclusive; 500, No.
| II, sol TO No. 1850, both inclusive; $500,
No. l00Ol to No. 1900, both inclusive;
81 GOO, No. 59,30l to No. 530j0, both in
elusive; S, 600, No 1881 to Il, $50, both in.
elusive; $1,000, No, S5,50l to No. SO, 100,
both inclusive; total SS,0O0,O0O. The call
payable the l7thoi May includes registered
bonds Of acts as above, as follows: $50, No.
,oo3l to No. 2,250, both inclusive; 500, No,
| Is, sol to No. 1900, both inclusive; $500
No. ll,OOl to No, ll,l00, both inclusive
s., 900, No. 5O,3O1 to No. $500, both in
elusive; 5000, No. l7,05l TO No, l7,l00
both inclusive; $4,000, No. S6,l0l to 81, go
lbOth inclusive; total $SioOooOo,
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The UnIontoWn Molly Haguires.

PrrrsRuRoH, Pa, March l4.-A Chronicle
special from Uniontown, Pa, says The
trial ot the alleged Molly Msguires for the
murder Of Maurice HeaIy, the Dunbar fur
naceman, came 10 sudden termination
this morning BY the court allowing a nolle
pres on motion Of the District Attorney.
Kane and the four others who were await
ing trial were then discharged, and are now
celebrating Their release in hilarious man.
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Special Dispatch TO the lntellIgGncer.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-Senator Har-
rison reported from the Committee on
Military Affairs an original bill, in accord.
ance with the resolution of Mr.. Maxsy, to
inquire il any further assistance was need.
ed for the sufferers in the overfowed dis.
tricts, and appropriating 100000 in
addition to the former appropriations. He
accompanied the bill with lengthy report,
showing the necessity for an appTo-
priation. The bill was at once pass
ed and sent to the House, where
it was referred to the Committee on
Appropriations, and will be considered and
passed by the House tomorrow. There is
disposition to do all in the power OF Con-
gress to aid the sufferers, but Sem
tor Harrison said tonight that
there was disposition on the part Of these
people to lay right down and let Congress
provide for them, instead Of forming COM
mittees and aidingb private subscriptions.
Such action discouraged Congress.
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PANAMA, March 1.-THE report sent Of
the earthquake in Costa Rica, was taken
from an official dispatch, which proves to
have been gross eIaggeration ofthe disas-
ter. Adyices from Costa Rica by mail do not
confirm the statements made in the official
dispatch as to the destruction OF towns and
lose Of life
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NATIONAL NOTES.
Congregational AnaIrs-CapItaI News and
Current Comment.

wAsuxoroS, March 1.-THE Senate
Foreign Relations Committee agreed to re-
port fayorably the nominations Of Corne-
Illus A. Logan and John Russell Young as
United States Ministers, respectively to
Chill and China.
Commissioner Raum authorizes reward
Of 5000 each for the arrest Of the men en-
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LlsBoS, Ill, Marck l4-on Sunday ai.
ternoon, fourteen miles south Of here, Cor.
don Lord, a farmer, shot twice and killed 4
boy named Zerah Hall who had been work.
ing for him. Lord then cut his throat and
hung himself. He Is believed to have been
temporarily insane,
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BANGOR, ME, March IA. Strickland
(Rep.l was reelected Mayor by over LOCO
plurality over Brown Citizens Greenback
and. Democratl, and 900 over all. The
total vote was 1880. Last yeafthe Repub.
lican majority was %, in total vote Of
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CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE Panhandle
Railroad will give excursion rates Of two
cents per mile to all who attend the con.
yention called to meet at Columbus on
March q, to take action in favor Of the
proposed law to close the drinking saloons
on Sunday.
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4attes At the stock yards the past week were
dull, very lev eahte being received. Prices TO day
Wer0 AhOut follows: Calves a iOas 20 arcoFtIinS
% quality and condition: hogs 5.a6c; cattle rngFd
from 5%c TO Skc, according TO weight aud eondI.
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Rnr ainte I..ri.IntInn

BosroS, March H. The prohibitory
liquor bill was passed to third reading in
the House by vote Of los TO 50.
The Senate passed resolution In favor
Of biennial State elections by vote Of 90
70 I.
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,-Zo 10 a Washington dispatch
. ,,. A|s' R.o Hill, Ease is hopeless. lie
S,a..i ssa.sl Il S.. lspaircd Of recovery The
as'.',r s.,,a, Hin, oi Georgia, remarked Ito. TO-
,!i Snt,DiI |, iI,,epI end vbo ca!Ied to see him that
f,:i %iy = M. ,sai al 5ebai him, he was sitting
hs lie VIZ s1;,is, If !0r the end simply. He
thetS 'is, aDa H.i5 ls .5r ,oac days, but without
va va. sais, ! ,s.,,alsea. aleriation Of his symp-
hoFe o. i. <, bad ioursurgical operations ieo3,n
toas to,i',,rI u athoot d permanent relief. The
Fti'''a,,, s,,s,'ca Was the removal OF
Vt j h S'i, yilrotiI glands, which became
9ae e,,gS,s,rl 4 M A. to necessitate this severe
,t,.,r,s, 3 .s-l,, The incision now refused to
tsp asl'IyJI ,yI 4 Jischar,ing pus constantly into
q 1'4'' .-e,5. 'D1 /, iransPires that Mr.. Hill
Us .-figJll.ed no hope Of cure from the
e.1l',,' D. ,tr \ l5.. 4 sister and brother from
i,,,, l',,, = mi /, is hereditary in the family.
=. e. gby.icians are contemplating the
I,....ty ~ oi a nth operation to proIong the
Srslors liie.
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wheeling WhoIesaIe TarI.c,.
u,.. lNIELil0ENcER OFPIeE. [
WHEELING, Tuesday, March II. !

WHEELING, Tuesday, March ii.
The market for the past week has been ann 10 all
departments and there have been but few changes
In the price lists.
Grlin-Mheat was quoted this morning at 81 81.
- Accorling TO quality. C,rn Femains nt SCc.
Ahd 3As s1lll command jOc, The arket hGs been
some weeks past. - NoAs 1880 -
Esohr-Again We report no change IN aour, but
San stAte That The market Is very Arm and ihows no
Hvan GIOtauons are u follows: $50 for
satin Gloss 81 80. "''s''' -4'S
Nsa,I-COnsideriuG the season n fair trade has
@ Oeen uSne anu The market has been steady Prieei
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IpE Na'nry coal works, which so gener-
ou'ly increased ,hcwages Of the miners last
Seasoh' without any request to that effect
UelnS made, have reduced the price ten
cents per ton.-BsIlin Ld,nnd.nL
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=, is,pe oi the Wheeling TINA,
Tue ,i, I,,I t,r,aal conducted by two intel
iu'a'..'ii .i,,.J men Of this city, has been
Iss' ''o'I .. table. It's very creditable
A1 % ~ a, deserving Of success. Price one
ypar.
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FRHpEncKsBrRd, Va, March 1.-THE
Methodist Episcopal Conference selected
Charlestown, w. Va, Tor the next confer
enee.
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given as follows Coffee. iair loc. Eood MO
iiSae iSSa yPPIi1% PEIii%e iR choice I4e st !castsd
common Siaioc, prime iSaI5c New Orleans mo.
iaASes, PRIME &C, choice new 50a75c Inaple syrup
q 10 per gallon Sugars: hard crushed iOJSc. Efant-
ep pHHS, , PSSseFSd PSS%T s. i9ss eeee ge g
i1Sc, New Orleans brine &c, RanEoon fc.
81 SSa-No. maekerei, 6blG, Sll 90 No. . medium
Wooden WGre-M4rket steady. No. tubs, per
dozen, " co No. tubs per dozen, S OO No tubs
pTs, Ell 1o1e 81 ~ ~ h-op pals per Dozen 81 90 Shoop
lbs capacity, 8 90 do, IS lbs capacity 90 DO 3
los capacity, y 20, WaShbOards plain, 81 6oaI IS;
,5,S c,l patfeai ;Gf per dozen g 6oG2 IS.
PtHegdr-DOubIe strength wine yinernr. 2SA3nc.
vinegar 5Oc. 49,
dIgm 8 80; rid kidney s 55SS o. FeGpIni q ia
%; llmnS Sagc
-, CAeese-ll quoted In iobbing at lOc for prime
Mss'eIn anu I51sal5e for New York. Sweltzerlbk
alsc. S5l a5cc9TdinE 70 quality. LmbuHer l9c
SeSaSLIhe prices are as follows timothy s. ooaSoo
,,{ioS {EsaSsAH'-five geese hm at SOGsSc 4Oa4se for
NqL'-TheFe has been no change for the paatSlx
wSet' vs. - me y mIe on nails, fence and brad, from
RoHSy-Reuails the same at 22a2Ic per pound for
new clover. California, 2a21c per pound; New
@ IoTE in Gases lsagOc. BuCkWheat, l5GlGc strained
4, Td5..s- steady; country sasHo perpound;
Canned Goed.-No change in prices, but good
trade; SsotGtons are: b cans, pie Peaches
- Oo3 n cans peaches s. %: 2 o cans peach.
sweet corn, s. 3oal 20; wInsloW corn, 81 6S,
strawberries, D cans, 81 IS BlackbeFrieS 2 b
cans, 81 30. RASpberries, D cans, 81 20. Pluml,
. cans u 4Ml 20. Lima beans, 2 n cans 81 Is,
nHnE y 10 Cove oySters b cans, Light, 76c full
kTuis-!AalGEI .Gnpes q SOaS % per kes or 4ce
Per pound. CRnberres 500 a. 80 per crate; % 00a
II " per barrel. Quinces, s. 0Oa2 81 per buShel.
DrtSi FruLS-We quote Apples ut Sl9c for Gllced
lG5G ior quhrteN Peaches halves, &c; peel.
ed lialSc; plle cherries 22Sc; ruSpbcrries 3Caa2c
6lAekbcrriGS ialSc. Prunes, 11Ec. CurTnnts, G<c.
Kalans Ayen y % per box; Valencia, Ic per 10;
ApPiaEReecIpt, Of apples diminishing. Demand
AT 81 S5 Sa+ W per barrel mail and inferior 81 80
Lay7;A good quality Of the baled article com.
manded sl4 % per ton while Sll 0Oal2 % procured
Hoot--EO large transactions were effected last
last week. The market Is nominal and prites the
IEht.ky-The best bnndscommaud 81 ls PET proof
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(hs GRttIIfgstfsr.

Iss IS aud u roorttenth street: