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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Report.
FINANCIAL

TIN = NNlAL
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-StocKs opened irregu-
lar and lower. Money 2G215 per cent.
ENchange-lOng. 81 Sl15; short, 81 S4l4 State
bonds dull. Government bonds strong.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. oct. 5, 1870 p. m.-Cotton
frmer; mlddling uplands l5-l6d; middling
Orleans l-l6d; sales 1900 bales; specula-
ton and export 1000 bales; receipts $50 bales
american 1850.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
October delivery. 60-64d, also 6l-64d, also
> 62-6id: October and November 59-64d also
. 60-6id; November and December. 59-64d.
also js64d, also 59-94d; December and
January, J9-64d, also 5S-64d, also 59-64d
January and February, 6O-64d. also Gl-6id;
February and March, 6d, also 6364d, also
6d; March and April, 8 2-6id; May and June,
O. s-64d. Futures steady.
30 p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low middling
clause, October and November delivery,
-64d: December and january. 6O-6fd.
Sales of the day 1000 bales, including 2,00C
bales of American.
$50 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middlIng
clause, October delivery, 63-64d; November
and December 60-64d; January and Feb
rUarv. G2-64d; February and March. ) 64-64d;
April and May, 5-6id; May and June, 8 9-64d
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-COJtOn opened quiet
but steady; middling uplands To- &c; middling
Orleans 10. Sc; sales 26l bales.
Futures: Market opened firm, with sales al
follows: October, 10 59c; November, 10 G9c
December. 10 Sic; January, 10 CSC; February
il AVts AdItl ii lOCs
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. $. Y 30 p. m.-Cheese. 57s
Lard, Ais 6d. Long clear middles 3is Cd; short
clear 36s.
NEW YORK. Oct. S.-FlOur dull and heavy
Wheat heavy and j. az lower. Corn duh and
"a 10 lower. Pork firm; mess ST STA
y 90. Lard steady at 30c. Frcights quiet
but firm.
BALTIMORE. Oct. S.-FlOur quiet: Howard
street and Western superiine, So 25G3 49,
extra, s. 55G4 80; family, s. OOG6 CO., city
mills superiine, 50 OOG3 IS; extra, 81 OOG6 %
Rio brands, s. 1896 GO. Wheat-SOuthern
easier; Western lower; closing weak and dull;
Southern, rel 81 0SGl y; ditto amber 81 la
7 l6; No. ! Maryland. 81 l3Gl 1875; No.
Western winter red. on spot. 81 05l5 Gl 0J3z
Corp-Southern quiet but steady; Western
neglected; Southern white 65CG66c; ditto yell
low G6G6,c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Spirits turpentne,
39l5c. Rosin. 81 81 2GI 51l2.
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NEW YORK, Oct. S.-ROsin steady at 81 52l&
/ al 57l2. Turpentine steady at 3gl5c.
! CHARLESTON, Oct. S.-Spirits turpentine
/ quiet; BIC bid. Rosn, fair business in low
/ and medium grades; strained and good
/ strained at 81 Is.
wILMINGTON, Oct s.-Spirits turpentine
/ firm at 36c. ROsn firm; strained 81 10; good
/ strained 81 Is. Tar firm at 81 so. Crude tur-
! pentine steady; 81 90 for hard and 81 IS for
/ yellow din and VIRGIN
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Fr.F-Tue market continues 10 Dc poorly
.a1u..I with desirable lots. and the market
remains unchanged, with "a very good de
sri Tie sales were 30 barrels. We
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY

CLEARED Yesterday
Schr Ida Lawrence, Young, New York-Jo5
\ Roberts & Co.
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ShippItn 9ntrIItarnrP.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY:
sun RISES ......................... e.. 100
SUN SETS s :35
HIGH WATER at Ft Pulaski 1884 A NJ. 1:Ol PA
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Goitiro.
Empty Syrup Barrels For Sale.

% SELECTED SYRUP BARRELS cheap
OU for cash. Address
TIBBS & EAKIN.
Atlanta, Ga.
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SAILED YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA

Bark Saga (NOr), Rotterdam.
Schr Ida Lawrence, New York.
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Savannah, Florida & Western RY.

SUPERINTEEDENT's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, July %, 1883
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JULY 20,
" 1882 Passenger Trains on this road will
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zRlrNfIfnaI.
HEAR THE WITNESSES
Saved from a Horrible Death.

Up to May last had spent at least
$500 for treatment by many of the
best medical men, without any bene-
fit. suffered eXcruciatingly, and all
my best friends advised me that the
icy hand of death was fast approach
ing. | caught at S. $. S. like drown
ing man at straw. After two
bottles | could feel a change for the
better. The sores began to discharge
freely and the Rheumatism to abate.
When had taken six bottles every
sore had healed and my skin began
toassume natural appearance. /
persisted until | had taken twelve
bottles, large size, and THERE is
NOT 4 SYMPTOM OF THE DIS
EASE REMAINING, and | feel as
well as | ever did. i have gained q
pounds in flesh, and my friends Won
der at my improved condition. /
have recommended it TO many, ana
in every instance with complete sue
cess. / beliege that S. s. s. has Sdged
me from horrible dedth.
c. II. SMILEY,
Quincy I'll
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| am sure that Swift's Specific
saved my life. | was terribly poison
ed with Malaria, and was given up
to die. Swift's Specific relieved me
promptly and entirely. | think it is
the greatest remedy of the age.
c. G. SPENCER,
Sup't Gas Works, Rome, Ga.
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PASSENGERS

EXPORTS.
Per schr Ida Lawrence, for New York
37O. 466 feet lumber-Jno j McDonough Il Co.
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Jas Turpie (Br), Smith, Baltimore, sid Oct :
CanOnbury (Br), Taylor, Boston, sid Oct 6.
Ana de Sala (Sp), -, due about Oct l5
Vidal Sala (Sp). Ojinaga due about Nov %.
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rI..T 1.-The market continues quiet
Unchanged, with nothing doing Of amy
trt No sales. We quote;
r. ....-..... 26 az
............ .... 25l4d2S
~ fd30
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NAVAL STORES.
Evening Report.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Spirits turpcntin
80 g.. ROsin. 81 81 2.GI 81 }.
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NEW YORK, Oct. S.-StocKs opened irregu-
lar and lower. Money 2d218 per cent
ENchange-lOng, 81 SD; short, 81 So. State
bonds duh. Government bonds strong.
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Personal IGNITION.
News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.


People.
Hon. John ". Mason, OF Grafton, is in the
city.
Sheriff C. B. Smith, Of Wood county, is in
the city.
Ex.state Senator Williams was among the
visitors at the State House yesterday.
Major ]. L. V. Rodgers, who is now In
Cincinnati, will be home this evening.
sereeant-at-Arms VandCrver,of the Senate
has returned TO his post Of duty after a visit
to his home.
Senator Donehoo resumed his seat in the
Senate chamber yesterday after several days
absence from the city.
Mrs. Capt Haase has so far recovered that
she is able to sit up in her room. She has
been i'll for several weeks.
Hon. Marion l.. Henshaw, Delegate from
Berkeley county, who has been absent on
leave" for several days, was back In his place
yesterday.
Colonel Jim Nealis, the genial Goorkeeper
OF the House OF Delegates, Is enjoying visit
from his son, who will remain in the city fol
two weeks or so.
Hon. C, NJ. Babb, ex.Delegate from Grant
county, is 10 the city, and was an interesting
listener to thede on prohibition in the
Senate yesterday.
Judge James Morrow, Jr., OF Fairmont,
was In the Senate yesterday listening TO the
prohibition arguments, He was al the re-
ception last night.
Hon. John C. Jones' OF Preston county,
ex.member OF the State Senate, is in the city
among his numerous friends. He yesterday
paid 6sjyearly subscription to the lSTkLLI'
dEScEg for the twentieth time.
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TOSlA7C1<c February 6S3{AT0c: March 6sia6Skc;
Xpsil 6fSicc. May G91Sc asked steamer SO aSied.
Oats dim. western White 6oahlc; mixed f7a49c:
Pennsylvania lsG5ic. Rye dull At 6SA.Qc. Bay
quiet western packed 2Oa2Sc: roll l7A21c EEgs firm;
fresh 26A?7c. Petroleum dull and unchanged, Coffee
strong at 7IzASIfc. Sugar dull; soft, S4Sc Whisky
quiet at 81 l7al TX
NEW YORK, February 6-Dry Goods-Exportl
In domestic cottouS for the week were 3i76 pack.
ages, making ioT the expired portion Of the year
Is 06 against 1876 for the Iame time last year and
400 In 1851. The market WAS more active than
yesterday. Staple fabrics are III wide distribution
through A large number al moderate tAklnES,
Mems wOolenS are having more attention and buy
ers show more d. position to do business Us very
fair TO good selections and orders have succeeded
the inquiry noted.
TOLEDo. o., February. G.-wheat: hrmcr; No. 2
No spot and February l2c, Mayit2Sc bid. Cosed
Wheat, No. red spot o. G. bid, February 81 oSs4
March s. rs April 8 ls% bid; May 81 10 JUNE
spot $40 bid March S61+c bid; May Coo, Oats,
No. 2 aud May 43c bid.
CINCINNATI. o., February g. Flour Gmer but
not quotably higher. Wheat higher at 81 ~. Corn
INN at Sic spot; $40 March; S11c May; ear 69aSee
Oats, steady ut 4lc. Rye, strong 1t GiaG6c, Barley
unchanged, Pork, fTn at slS IS cash Lard
sl060. Bulk meats s,ruHg shoulders 81 l!1f clear
rib 50 30 Bacon uncharg d. Whisky steady al
o. 10. Butter unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, February 6.-CAttle-R Receipt
76.head. Market dull At yesterdays prices.
HogE-ReceIptS l,OSb head: Philadelphia 81 45A
60: BAltlmores 81 20a7 10: Workers IS S6A7 %
sheep-ReccIp3 1000 head. Market arm at yes
teTdHy'S prices.
noon session excIte.l opened at 81 OI14c; declined
10 81 c3sS aud closed At 81 Oh.
CINCINNATI. February Give hogs firm; com
mon S i616 IS: packing Sc ISA72i.
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CITY nArrERs.
BRIEF Notes on Current Events OF Minor
InInrnai.

Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
Interest.
Tbs is Ash Wednesday, and the first day
OF Lent.
PRoHtnrT,oN will again be argued in the
Senate this forenoon.
Two marrisge licenses were issued by Re.
coTder Hook yesterday.
MICHAEL LOTUS has been elected superin.
tendsnt Of the Citizens Railway Company.
WIrH bsd weather and grand opera to buck
against, Charlie shay's Theatre still draws
good crowds nightly.
ASH "WEDNESDAY services will be held this
morning at 1880 at St. Luke's Chapel,
instead Of at the church, is has been hereto
fore announced.
YESTERDAY afternoon new drill for dig
ging coal was finished and put up for trial IN
the yard OF Sweeney's foundry. II consists
OF q number OF drills, all working together
and intended to be operated by horsepower
TIE only conveyance OF real estate record,
ed yesterday by Clerk Hook, was deed
made January 20, 1883, by William North
and wife to John White, for $50 OF tract o.
land on the south branch OF Short Creek
below Clinton. ...
The Crescent mill, which has been idlt
since Friday, had intended to start up yes
terday, but owing TO the fact that the hoot
had reached the hy.wheel pit 1t was impOssi
bic TO do 20. The mill will not resume be
fore tomorrow.
THERE was misunderstanding on the par
OF several members last night about COun
Gil, About half a dozen plOdded through thu
rain, thinking that the Second Branch was u
meet 1t is needless to add that they Eel
anything but happy after learning that suct
was not the case.
JOHN W. LENMANs. OF Berkeley county
an ex.member OF the House, and nov
Deputy Sheriff OF the county, aud Albert
Quinzell, also Deputy Sheriff OF that county
arrived in the city last night, after haviAg
deposited two prisoners In the MoundSvill'
penitentiary. One, white man, goes up TO
i've years for stealing hogs. Bob 0den, col
ored, will spend two years with Colonel Yves
for malicious cutting.
AT meeting OF Enterprise Lodge Of Goot
Templars, last Monday night. Joseph l.. De
CANT, L. G. W. @. T., Installed the following
officers: W. G. T., Joseph W. Hubbard W
v. T., Dorothea Crider; ". K. s., GeOrg
Phillips; W. A. g., MOllte Hill W. F. 3.
Jonah GOrby; W. r., Jane GOrby; W. G.
Mary Fretze; ". NJ, John Crideri W. j
~, Ella Lewis; W. l. G Libby May Crider
W. 0. G., Charles Ward.
A CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was issue'
yesterday by Secretary OF State Sialnaker t
a corporation to be known as the Nationa
Cspital Electric Storage Company. Th
headquarters are to be Ut Washington, d. G
It starts of with a capital Of 100000, o
which 500 600 is paid in. The SHARES ar
valued at 800 each, and are held by tn
following Washington gentlemen: Henrr,
D. Cooke, 4O5 shares Allen G. Campbell
4Dj; George C. Maynard, 800; Aug. )
WOrthington, 10: H. s. Cummings, 10. Th
company propos to manufacture machine
TO be used for storing electricity to be uset
In the District of Columbia, Virginia, Yves
Virginia, Maryland and other places.
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One OF the most attractive engagements o
the season, promising in many respects muct
more enjoyment than the two recent season.
Of opera, Is that OF the German Church Choi
Opera Company, at the Opera House, Tues
day and "Wednesday. February Is and IA
with A matinee on Wednesday. The com
pany will open with "Tha Mascotte," which
they gave with such satistactiOnH t the Acad
emy ofMusic early In the season. On Wed
nesdsy afternoon "Patience" will DO given
and Wednesday evening 1.-THE Pirates o
Penzauce," siGnor Tagliapielra has left tht
company, but Miss Carson holds her ole
pIans-not only In the company. but In the
hearts Of the Wheeling theatre'goers: Re
served seats will be placed on sale at Wilson
4 Baumer's music store Friday morning.
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CHANGING THE CRY LIMITS.
Tho Bill Now Pending In the House on
The Subject.

Tho Bill Now Pending In the House on
The Subject.
The bill introduced in the House OF Dele
gates last week by Mr.. stilel did not originate
with him. 1t was handed to Speaker Woods
by the Joint Committee on Legislation OF the
City Council, and by Mr.. Woods request
submitted in the House by Mr.. stifel. 1t
only conters on the city OF Wheeling a
mower which is possessed already by
all other cities in the State, and the
object Of the bill is to make 1t possible
for Council 10 secure the location OF
railroad shops or any other desirable indus.
tries at this point, by extending TO the pro
jectors exemption from municipal taxation.
The bill was accompanied, when presented,
nv petition signed by the members Of the
Council Committee on Legislation, asking its
passage, which is rs follows:
We, the undersigned committee composing
the Special Joint Legislative Committee OF
the City OF Wheeling, whose duty 1t is to
attend to such matters OF legislation COLI
corning the City Of Wheeling, or affecting
It's interests, as may now be before the
Legislature, or may be suggested by the
Council thereof. have this 3rd day Of
February, A. D. 1883 held a session OF the
said committee, at which 1t was brought TO
our attention, and copy Of the bill shown
us, which 10 now before the Judiciary Com.
mittee OF the House Of Delegates for report
thereon, providing aud empowering the
Council OF the City Of Wheeling to reduce
and contract the corporate limits Of said
city; whersupon. it appearing by svote Of
said Legislative Committee, that the mem.
bers thereof we're In favor Of the passage OF
the said bill by the Legislature OF West Viz;
ginia, and that in the judgment Of the said
Committee 1t will serve the best interests OF
The City OF Wheeling 10 have the SAINT,
passed. now, therefore. we the undersigned
members OF the said committee do respect
fully request the said Judiciary Committee
10 report favorably on the said bill, and Use
their best efforts to secure the passage OF the
same.
JoHS HALL.
n. WILKINSON.
DC. LIST, JR.
Il. STANLEY.
WV. ERsKISR.
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INDICATIONS.
TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER.
Avery Fine Evening for Dux and Pro
family.

A Very Fine Evening for DnX anu FRO
family.
1t rained last evening.
Not that there iS any danger OF the fact
being overlooked; the veracIous Chronicler
records 1t for future reference.
1t rained hard.
This fact, Is also doubtless known 10 many
observing readers already but stands In or.
der that persons who desire to keep record
Of meteorological phenomena may cut It
out and paste It In their hats.
The rain commenced in q slight driZZ!e in
the middle OF the afternoon, which increased
slowly but without ntermission all evening,
and At midnight it was still raining hard
and steadily. The cutters were Oveitlowed,
tbesuow on the sidewalk turned into slush
three inches deep, and ocomOtion rendered
unpleasant as we'll Us dangerous.
The storm had the effect OF throwing q
damper over everything. Puns on the word
damp, with the final letter slurrsd, were
nopular. 1t was that kind OF weather. The
icy payemeuts were merely concealed by the
slI,5. and persons who we're TOO proud" to
sbSndun the side walks for the roads we're
rsminded forcibly and frequently that
'pride goeth before q fall
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SERIES OF CASUALTIES.
Quarry Mishnps-LRmp Explosion
Child Burned-POiaouCd.

Quarry Mishhps-1Rmp ExploSiOn-
Child Burned-POisouCd.
A member OF casualties OF minor charac'
ter occurred yesterday, though there Is for.
tunateIy no reason to fear fatal results from
any OF them.
Yesterday forenoon as man named Hot.
fire. father OF the notorious julius Hotiire, oil
boy tire.bug fame, was working IN lime
stone tunnel on the hill at the head OF Sew
euth street, a portion OF the roof cAved In
upon him. A cart which had been backed
into the tunnel to receive load OF stone,
broke the fall, or Hotfre would have been
mashed to Jelly. AS II was he had one
arm and one leg broken, besides sustaining
other severe injuries which will lay him up
for some time. DIR. Garrison attended him.
Last evening just about O'Clock gaso-
line lamp exploded In Klmppner'y saloon, on
Thirty.third street. The lamp was a swing
ing one, and hung Just over the counter. In
lighting It, in some manner. IL became de.
tached FROM the ceiling, and falling on the
counter, exploded. Fred HARPER, 4 butcher
ON Thirty.tfird street, was standing nearly
under II, and as 1t fell the burning oil was
thrown on him, burning his left hand, the
left side OF his face aud his lips, nose and
forehead. Klgppner also had his hand
burned in attempting to smother the flames.
Yesterday little girl OF William Myers's,
OF Nineteenth street, was playing with some
paper al a gate in her fathers house, while
mono OF the rest Of the family were present,
when In some way her clothes caught fire, and
she was badly burned. Some young men
happened to be passing aud hearing her
the flames, undoubtedly saying the chiId's
liza.
Yesterday morning a two year old dAugh,
fer OF William Molter, OF Seventeenth street.
while the mother was ont Of the room pols.
oned herself by drinking the contents OF a
bottle OF cough mixture containing NOR.
mia After The prompt administration Of
emetics and other remedies by DR.. J. c.
Hum the child, last evening, although not
entirely relieved from the dangerous effects
OF the poison, was regarded as In tair way
for FaroYefy
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TanSScIlons SO 600 shares.

NEW YORK February 6-FlOur firm and un.
ehanEeSi receipt y %G oHrreiS exports %Soo bar,
higher receipts us bushels, exports g,l5O bushels;
No spring 81 q: ungrAded red 81 09Al q: steamer
No 3 81 OSSAl 0sti. No 3 red 81 II; steamer No.
10y delivered; UnItadtd white 81 O9Al 81 steamer
No q do 81 20: No. = white 81 ejIsRl o.: No white
sales 400 bushels AZ o. 10; No. 2 red, sales l9s,'
60 bushels IS. at -, o KAN iy Gs g 1S a TX;
NJ 81 w April ntles SOC GOV bushels at 81 2Ial u,
closing ~ 81 2i14; May, sales lSiNOoO bushels At
81 q, cIoeinG AZ s. ~. Com. cash lots ,xalc
els; exports 1900 bushels: unRradcd 6oa7 C; No.
a. GbNssGG1tc; ste'mer G91tA7O5<C No, 2. TOl{
Gfl7Sc III elevator; 7;G dcl,v"rGf old do
79}.ta5'tGI o,, dSlivsed No. February *
closing at 7lssc April 6g4IA7l[c, closing al 7lssc;
May 6.9sl7nSc closing NJ &c. Oats ISal1S higher;
receipts 5000 bushels exports 700 bushels mixed
western i7a6Gc; white western 4gA521ic. Hay de.
mand fair aud market firm NJ 6OaG5C. Coffee quiet
and firm. Sugar unchanged. MOGSSes unchanged,
Rice steady. Petroleum nominal United u 645S;
crude !A735c; refined 714aI1Gc. Tallow dull and
pentine steady at 6ic Eggs, fresh western demand
tAtr and market firm at 2a43Oc. Pork quiet and uH,
changed; options nominal Beef unchanged: Cut
prime steam 81 b0all A5; February 81 6O4ll IS;
March 81 gall o. april 81 toll IS: May $ll 7Aa
all 80; June 81 7Sall So; July 81 7dAil ST. But.
ter firm at l6Ai0c. Cheese dull and unchanged.
GhlCAuO, ftluuAty h-flput unGnhUHeas neat
higher; regular 81 Nal OIIs February 81 Oi4l w
March q gal OSy+ A:rl, o. llAl l3Il May; No Z
SpFtng d O5ISsl 01H 40 y bS1sc: No : red nomI.
nal Corn higher at b61tn cash: 5654c February;
571Sc March; 59kc May. Oats higher az $50 cash
Sskc February; ~" Mach: SSNc April; !i1GAii1Sc
May. Rye. &c harley, SASG. FlGxseed wGkeT
7sE heavy 81 5Oa7Ji Pork active Rnd:higher al
SIS % cash and FEBRUARY . 7Hals 20 March:
SIS 42hNIS u April; sis 5!bT Is Is Ma: Slg 70
June; tts76 iuly. lard, sll57<all 10 cash. iii IA
ll47]{ Mach; Stl i7ISall u April,
PHILADnrHIA. Fehru!Y G-glour quiet but
1rm. Ryc 9oLE quIe,a.d dtm At g. GOAT ". Wheat
hTiu and hdvAac,d I.a3tC 27S bushels No. l red
sid at 81 20 T. o h.: No 2 red irish IN elevator
81 l5tIAl u: No 2rai February q l6}al II; March
81 lg&' AprIl u lgtiAl 2O>S; May 81 al 2lE, Corn
advanced; rejected GOaglC; No. 3. 6laGlc: steamer
voc; sail uixtd GshC; Sa! mixed February 6OA8y.c.
BALTIMORE, .FebEuRry a-ylour steady and un.
changed. Wheat, western inactive, higher aud
ItFoUR &c. winter red spot 8 l65<ai II: February
q i64sIl II; March 81 lS9Sal Isk; April 81 wa
~. CoSur western higher aud AironI mixed spot
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SHERIFF's SALE OF
Valuable Farm =

The valuable farm, belonging to the heir Of the
| late DempSy Bundy. conSisiing OF over 2O4 acres,
Will be sold on the premises, free OF dover under
proceedings In the Common Pleas Court for dIsIri.
button among the heirs, WEDNESDAY, February
H. 1854 II lies ~ mile, east Of GAINESVILLE, Bel
mont county, Ohio, and X mile west Of buttons
Station. Store and I. Q. tPughl on the D. & o. h.
Z. Appraised al sl3,2Sl.
This land lies we'll has living water In every field
Is III good heart Us to fertility. Much OF the fen.
cling IL new, has u acres Of good timber. two apple
orchards, substantial two story Brick UGliEe
good frame barn. and other OutbulldinES, and a M
every respect one Of the most desirable fGims In
this vicinity State road leads through H. and u
VIII be sold-AS may best suit the wishes Of b6I-
den either - one, or In two pats of l2S acres aDt
i6H acres. There ID com fortablo tmGll house and
barn, also apple orchard on rG latter.
IeIms-Ihree equal annual payments, with In.
tereSt on payments deferred. FOR any further in.
formation apply 10 J9pthA Bundy, on the premise.
o. address 70 pugh, Ohio SrJ. T, scoleId, Guar.
dian, BaTnesville, 0hio.
sale 70 commence at 70 o'clock N.
Jas LEROY c. SEnTTCK. Sheriff