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T. J. CEokY
CNELE
CARRIE s CROLY

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ARE PRE-
I ] pared tn do AL kinds of work in their line,
in city or country Principal place OF business,
Sacramento. shop No llS Second street be
tween aud l.. Postotiice Box No 40, Sacra-
menE lcl34ptf
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JAMES MCGUIRE,

MANUFACTURERS OF ROAD SCRA PERS
vi Iron Doors Jail Cells. shutters BAiliugS
GmtiugS, HouSewOrk and Blacksmithing in gen
eI7ll No. $50 X street between Filth and Sixth
Second hand Doors fer sale ic12ipti
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE
\ tween Ninth and Tenth Nos. g1s and I'D
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily AZ 9:D
A NJ Office Hours-S TO 9 A. n. to ) P. NJ, and
evenings iyA-lm
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LAW FOR Docs AND ANINIAIS.-An
Eastern exchange says: There seems to be
a great difference of opinion in regard to
the law of trespass, and the right possessed
by the owners of property. Some people
think that they have the right to shoot
. dog, cat, fowls, pigeons, etc, coming
upon their premises; but they have no
such right. Their remedy is to go to law
for damages, and no man has right to
take the law into his own hands Some time
ago a person in neighboring county
poisoned trespasSing dog, and was ar
rested He freely admitted doing it, and
attempted 20 show that he had the right to
do 50. The Court and jury disagreed with
him, and as he had no money, he was sent
20 Jail for three months. Another case oc-
Cured in Germantown a number of years
ago. A neighboring sporting citizen was
hunting partridges with fine setter dog
on which he placed great store The dog
was shot by a sporting farmer while hunt
ing on his premises, and the act having
been proved, the defendant undertook TO
show that the dog was unknown to him,
and at best was nuisance But this was
quickly disproved and after a trial of two
or three days the defendant was beaten, the
jury adjudging the full value OF the dog
at about $40
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Why WE EAT.-We eat our dinner be-
cause i'll the food of which that meal con-
5ists, we expect to find materials capable of
replacing those We have lost in the acts and
processes of life. Food, in this view
from dry bread to Smiths choicest daintieS,
is only matter which the body demands for
feet diet IS simply that which affords us the
most complete epitome of our bodily de
iOngingS i'll most condensed form, and in a
shape susceptible of ready conversion, by
digestion, into ourselves. We eat, then,
because we waste, and we waste because we
work. There is no escape from the con-
tinual wear and tear which beSetS us. We
receive so much food as income and We
exert so much force and give of waste mat
tiers Is expenditure, our profit in this trans
action consisting of the energy or power
of doing work we obtain from our food II
IS true that we eat to live; it would be q
truer statement if we said that we eat to
work. We begin our physiological career
with work and our dinners are the cOnse-
quenCe of our exertiOn There is after all
a considerable SAVIOR of an admirable social
philosophy in this view of matters
The knowledge that these frames of ours
periodically make reasonable and natural
demands, through hunger and thirst,
for the Whcrewith of life and work,
seems to lead TO the plain conclusion that
they deserve good and wise treatment.
There can be no hesitation in indorsing
the statement that living well means,
other things being equal, living long
[Belgrayia.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DR. GEORGE PYBURN

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE NORTHEAST
~ Corner Eleventh and II streets. Hours
% 10 \ n. TO , and to SP n ap26-im
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W. WOOD

nENTIST, QUINNS BUILDING, g
~ northeast corner Fourth and Jd7P~SS
streets Artificial Teeth inserted on Oo!I1J
all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction of teeth. JeZou
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CHIN GENG GEE.

nHARMACIST AND DRUGGIST.
9I6 THIRD st, BET. I AND J. SACRAMENTO.
All kinds of the best and freshest medicines
kept ON hand, and compounded carefully. to cure
all diseases Please give me call. mrl5-iplm
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H. P. OSBORN'S
Wood and Coal Yard,
No. sos / street, Sacramento.

Ra- Always on hand a complete stock of Wood,
Coal, Chunks Charcoal and kindling. Order by
Telephone No 60 W. +. OSBORN, Proprietor.
o11D- mt
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G.. Il. Glow, M. ID.

GRADUATE OF RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE,
VI Chicago: graduate of College Physicians
and Surgeons Ia; Special Courses of Discusses
OF the Throat Lungs and Chest, and Diseases OF
Women Office, corner Sixth and K streets.
Honrs-lO 70 u \. NJ: , to s. and toSP.8
,aDI nj
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PIONEER BOX FACTORY,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
Fruit and Packing Boxes, Grape
and Berry Baskets,
COR. FRONT AND NJ STREETS, SACRAMENTO.
ns-order Filled with Promptness ap5-iptf
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nCULIST, AURIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
" Diseases of the Throat Office 4291a J
SACRAMENTO. Cal Hours $50 to y A. NJ; l to-
P m Sundays $50 to II A. NJ; to- p NJ. PlH
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/. H. KREBs. a. ii. h"rr
C. II. KREBS & CO,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PANTS,
for AyerilTs Paints and the Beloit Building
Paper; Pictures, Frames and Weddings No 90
ri ''Se ja14ptf
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a. ZWECNEL.
ROOT ALEX. SE1tScS. J. piiiS'o
Root, NELSON Il CO..
rELEPHnNN planning MILL.

NORNER OF J AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
" Sacramento H. d VANDERCOOK & co.
ProprietorS. Contractors and Builders Manu-
factuTcrS OF Doors SlSheS Frames, B,.~''s and
Aoldings Planning Turning and all kinds OF
Mill Work done on short notice The fitting "
Stores and Offices a Speciality jyl2-u
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WALLACE a. BRIGGS. NJ. D.,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. 212 ] STREET
" Sacramento
StO9A
Office Hours II 1, N. TO . P NJ. liei2-'ptf
6.l To S p NJ !
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DIR. FRANK y. COLLINS,
DIR. NIXON.

nF CHICAGO, HAS OPENED AN OFFICE AT
his residence, 80 Sixth street. between !
and J. Twelve years practice in Chicago. Old
School api0-lm
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Give AND LET LIVE. ="

METROPOLITAN MARKET, TWELFTH
wi and E STRAIGHTFORWARD SCHEPP, proprie-
tor The best of Meats of all kinds constantly
on hand Prices not subject to change. Prices
of the best meats as follows Porterhouse steak,
15c.: Sirloin steak, 15c.; Round steak, 1212e;
Corned Beef 10c; Pork, 1212c:; Mutton, 12113c
Orders called for and meats delivered through
out the city free of charge. ap24plm
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DIR. 10y FOND WON.

Dr. A1UE TVND WIN
OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE NO. 926
~ Third street between and J. By the pulse
he can locate disease Consultation free He
uses no poisonous drugs but roots and herbs,
natures medicine for man Call and see him
dll-lm
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DENTIST, AS STREET, BE -
~ tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacra- Ssss.EzS
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted on O111O
Gold, Vulcanite and all bases Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrac-
ton of teeth. jyHlm
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HART & WHITE,
DENTISTRY.
DRs BREWER a sOUTHWOR1

DHS. BKEW Elk q SOUTH W ORTHs
DENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER .sv-S~>
~ of Seventh and streets. in
Bryte's new building, up stairs. Teeth uIl1r
extracted, without pain, by the use of i'm
proved LIQUID Nitrous Oxide Gus aul6-4Dlm
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J3TANTED-A PERFECTLY GENTLE PTIAE-
w ton horse for lady's use; must b. safe
and cheap. Address " K. H." care this office
mott
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Especially prepared by Matthew Cooke for the
REcoRD-UNIoN and WEEKLY UsEoS.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-24

Yesterday ut 1880 4. n. Rev. Dr.. T. ".
Dosh, the churrh's founder, delivered an
address on the history Of its first years,
Rev. S II. Blrni,z followed with history
Of his pastorate, and Rev. L. II. Dorm.
blnscr spoke briefly OF it's last three years
history.
a collection was taken up after each
service, the aggregate amount Of all these
being Sol7.
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THANKSGIVING OYSTERS,

Thenear approach ofThanksgiyingaga!n
calls the attention Of the careful house
vile DC to what kind Of oysters TO buy for
the Thanksgiving dinner. Everybody
wants oysters and everybody wants the
best, and in this connection / point with
pride TO the record made by the. Grea,
Ellis Star Brand. In the lace OF all claims
and tho competition OF all other brands
on the Observation-Disclosures warm
open weather-thc sales OF the Grfat Eltis
Star Brandt has shownaconstantand steady
increase, until it has nov reached the
enormous total Of from ONE AND A HALF
70 TWO IONS Of fresh Oysters DAILY, or the
practical control OF the entire trade,
Knowing that the demand for my Oysters
will be very large for Thanksgiving, nv
arrangements arc complete for a full CAR
LOAD, In order that a!l may have q! up
ply, and in all the oyster depots, groceries
and meat markets Of The city, bridgeport
and Martins Ferry, and every town with
in o radius OF fifty miles from Wheeling
will be found TIE GREAT ELLlS T brand
OYSTERS ior Than kayiving. Ask for them
and take no inferior goods.
W. OS MaCLusHEy,
Wholesale Agent, 80 Twelfth st.
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SATURDAY SIGIIrSCEEES
tn u Wheeling News Drr"t-Wlnt Wheeling
rnDplr lead OIL Sunday.

Will ~ ~ ma
"mo ~ o'. o. ~. newspaper ""'
periodical dcpots Saturday night, the at.
tention OF Il representative OF the INTEL.
LGrScEp was attracted 10 the crowds tim,
..s.aIt. fa.n. -.
p'esse' III i'f .ue purpose o' o"E'hs sun
day reading. Mixing with the people, it
was soon apparenttlat their tastes varied
as their c}oth;ar The u~as;or;,v ,,o,,o,,,
,r :
's"! ''efa'!se, s"c'l ~ ene r"fS'ae Com.
pan1on, Ntw l.oH L.fag'r, Uareriy and
other cheap papers. Now and then some
boucht , Nor,b lmericon u,rns.,. w.
49," ~ 6" ~"
'.fy' iopliaF ec'c"ee 'Ho"'n!S, orsoine one
Of the better class Of periodicals, but as Il
rule these inquiries were inirc1ueut. For
some of The :wccklies, s,ch ma Uor,er,,
p,rt TTr .T,.;c, and linn tharo war s,
]nyn,erons ;nGmirics ria small hov " was
nnn,sm.,lv ahnndnnt la uns nf,as r "
th;n1, Win nm iItn.n;notod co~ar Ti,,
"N;rloI I;hraryn H. liz fo4or;io H., the
ten cout novels and w.aetIv stnr, p pano.s
wave lu"ocd oft in "rn,s 's pJr.s
Won,on ~ ~, ule bo,,v,i GnJ,v n.,a"rs.;
and The Hasrot hit iliev ala Ia rnweJ y
jondness for sto.v ranern md novels
10th renernllvirnshv
Serkinr fla nronr;rtor tho ronartor
asted him which Of his n,ners hap' Ti ,ha
sreates. sale i"''' ''Ao '''c
"WelL Of tbe d.uy, nanors tho r;,.;n
mt; Enou;,,r ic,dS Al, tnni noma W III.
citv. Ithas had n tremendous s,Ie ti';s
ial!. It ALWAYS Inns been vcrv nonnlar ha s~as
rhc inmmrrcini. Gn-die h1s also ~or,.
rood snle' Sa-{ comes thc P;,,SI,nrai
D;suotch and Comm Src.oi Gaseve ;n "riar
ri nonu,aritv RotI, Ell , arI,o, gY,"n
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-ruE rArErrE COUNTY CONTEST
And Other Matters Before the Supreme
Court Of Appeals. HA

klIl4 kZl !. l. L. 4so 4
And Other Matters Before the Supreme
Court Of Appeals.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals me-
Saturday ut the usual hour, with all four
Of the Judges present. The principal bust
ness OF interest was the argument OIL the
motion fora wri, OF error in the Enyetif
county contested election case. Judge J,
Il. Brown, Of Charleston, and L. D.
Gaines, Esq. OF Fayette Court House, ap'
peared for the Republican candidates, who
| were elected, and Governor-clect Wilson
for the Democratic candidates, who seek
10 inyal;date the election on the grounds
Of fraud. The decision was reserved.
In the now famous case Of e. .. Cole.
man against the West Virginia Oil md
Oil Land Company, the former decision Of
this court, holding that the case had been
legally dismissed by the action OF one
Compton. a party in interest, was Affirm
ed, This decision ut the time antagonized
the United States Court, and Coleman
was arrested for contempt in bringing the
proceeding. What the effect will be this
time can only be co%njectured.
The following additional cases G de-
cided:
Maloncy VS.. Barr. from Fayettc; writ Of
error allowed bond $3.50.
Adams vs.. Medsker, from Harrison DUN
ty; opinion by Snyder, judgment reversed.
Steenrod's admir- vs.. r., W. & B. r. r.,
from Ohio county; opinion by Snydcr,
appeal dismissed as improvidently award
cd.
Ogg VS.. Murdock, from Preston county;
opinion by Snyder, reversed and new trial
awarded.
Wilson vs., Harper, from Randolph coun-
ty; opinion by Johnson, reversed and dis
missed.
Court adjourned until next Saturday.
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Tlg Island Democrats will make a big
demonstration Tomorrow might over the
election of Cleveland. The ladies will give
the marching clubs anil voters n feast.
TuE Council Committee on Finance met
at the City Building Saturday night and
made tho annual settlement with Messrs.
Brady and Wilkinson, Commissioners Of
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hats.
How n Wheeling Boy Spent Yesterday Morn.
= Ing, and What Hl% PA aud Mn Said.

How n Wheeling Boy Spent Yesterday Morn
NJ Ing, and What Hl< Pa aud Ma Said.
Little Willie-which isn't the nn,ne but
will do-said yesterday was SO "awful" and
his cold was so bad, that maybe 1t would
DO better to stay ut home and read his
Sunday school book.
Little Willie was sitting in Ills little
room, reading his little sunday school
hook, telling how good little boys come to
be great and good men, when II very big
rat with u long tail ran across tho yaul.
The bly,, bold rat diverted little Willie's
attention. tfc bethought him ofa iarge
now trap his pa lad brought home to SEQ
whether that trap would really catch rails.
The association OF ilcas brought him 10
the sayory cheese tbut WINS to Top oirthc
Sabbath day dish OF maccaroni.
With tho zeal OF Il true trappcr, little
Willie forgot the driving rain and his bad
cold and prepared the tootlisomo repust
As when the city rat In the fable invited
the country rat, no.hin. was wanting tc
the feast. Little Willie resumed his sent
ind his Sunday School book, but his
thonshts were'o other things.
Now comes the big bold rat In quest o.
his Sunday dinner. lie pokes his sharl
nose In, and draws It out again. III
whisks his tail and capers around tho trap
liz means to be cautious. lie Is Ri oil
rat. Impatient little William IL about tt
fling his Sunday School book ut TN
sillain's head to nuke him 20 i'll for TN
cheese, when this very cautious rat
~nervously jerking his head from side to
side TO SEQ that nobody is Shocking, makes,
bold dart for tho cheese.
"Click!" goes the spring-the old RI
yells with rage and mortified pride-h.
struggles to he irec-upsets tho trap-stil
yells and strngglcs-ana then succumts |,
tho iron grip about his middle. Littl,
Willie Is by his side, shakes his ratshil
out-dead and invites another rat to TIL
least Of death. Another big bold rat fall.
In. Then IN quick succession eleven lit
tie rats-thirtecn rats in ull, on u rain,
Sunday morning before little Willie's p,
and lna am home from church.
The moral OF this true story Is that lit
Ito Willie's pm and ma did not chidc hin
for catching the rats on Sunday morning
for his pa and mn do not like to have rat
on the premises. His pa only said
Mother, | told yot that trap wouH ketel
EN-, but | hope Willie hasn't caught iress
cold" And SO il WIS better ~forlitile VII
liz 10 tell the truth than to lie about til,
rats, 'sU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-24

The San Francisco Burlcsque Opers
Company commci,tes m engagement a
Charley Shuy's Academy OF Music to,
night, lasting one week. Thexare spoken
Of II, tine highest praise by the following
newspapers: eat )lcuck's Opera House
,hc San Francisco Cuastc,tp, Specially and
Burlesqne Company, made tl,e hit Of Tic
season.h Cincinnati E'aqyircr. 'Ttle Ban
Francisco Gnrleslue Opera Company pro.
dGced ono Of tic best bHrlesque we ever
sa%."-Cncinud,i Commercial. "The best
Of b~nrlesqnes and finely rendercl.p-Chi.
cuyo iiTpilNur. at is put 'on i'll one net, but
that act is superior to most Of the comic
operas produced by The best companies"
Chicago Journal.
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W. o. MaCLusEEy,
Wholesale Agent, 80 Twelfth st.
ATTENTION.,
RcnA This Carefully.

This IL your last chance ios one weel
more. All admit Suci, great bargains wer,
never before Offered In Wheeling. Til,
store is crowded from morning until nicl,
at the Great Bankrupt Sale Of fine cloth
ing.
81 y buys mcn'sgood pants, worth s. is
s. 60 buys mems good cashmere suits
worth $40 20.
81 81 hnya q fashionable dress suit
50 % buys animported English worsted
suit, worth SO co..
y % buys mems good oyercoats, worth
$ 80 buys mems fashionable drcal oyer,
coats, worth jSl2 90.
" y buys an imported fur, beaver,
ehinahilla or worsted oyercoat, worth
!. 8 q buys a first class boys suit, worth
$. 80 buys q first class boys o%vercoat,
worth 81 co.
Gall at once and secure your bargains, MS
this will never occur again.,
Remember this Great Sale will only last
Tor n week longer, at ll42 Main Street,
Wheeling, W, va,
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SHOCKING DEATH
OF a We'll Known CITIZEN
OF tho Eighth Ward Yesterday Morning.
Louis Colnar. ST., Run Over on tho H..
s o.. Road and %shockingly Maugled. ~
III Some Suspicious OF Foul Play.

< Yesterday morning about 5 o'clock .
workman on his way home, found the
body OF Louis Colmar, Sri, III 4 horribly
munglcd condition, on the B. 4 O. track
between Forty-third and f'orty.fourth
streets, In Tho Eighth ward. The police
and tho Coroner were at once notified and
the body taken to tho home OF the dc.
ceased, on Woods street, between Thirty
sixth and Tbiriy.scycnth. Coroner
Scliultzc was unable to secure the persons
! whose testimony might have q benring on
the case, yesterday, and decided to no,
hold tho inquest until 5 o'clock this morn
ing.
Colmar WAS about. 80 wears old, ant
leaves & wife and a family OF Ave grown
children. lie was u carpenter and la'
been working right along Mt his trade. III
was suchn good workman that hisservice'
were always In demand. Besides this, III
was popular with his fellow workmcn ant
was esteemed by MI who knew him. I'll,
supposition Is, ttlat OIL Saturday night III
became intoxicated, 80 much so that hi
lost his bearings and thus got into tn
lower part Of the city, where lie met hi
death. The engine that Is supposed Il
have struck him was the one driver
by John Cummins, which brough
the passenger train iii from the East II
80 o'clock yesterday morning. Colma
had evidently stumbled on the ties ant
fallen down. His head must have bee
towards tho engine md received the. poin
} Of tho COW catcher. The skull was S
cracked and broken that the brains dror
I ped entirely out. Not n vcstige OF til
face was left. Both arms were broken /
| several places and the body was yer
! much bruised, having been dragged ia
some distance. Nearly all the clotl
i ing WIS torn off. l. was ascertaine
who the unfortunate was by finding art
cles that no was known to carry in hi
= pockets.
Some few people incline to the bell,
!; that he was slugscd and robbed and the
placed OIL the track, but tho theory TIT,
l the deceased was intoxicated Is the GEL
:. orally accepted ono. Az the inquest II
day railroad men will be examined Us
their knowledge OF the sad affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-24

Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folk
AbronI.
Gen. Golf and wife left for home Satur.
day evening nj 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Professor Frasheri is visiting friends
in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
Miss Sadie Logan has returned from
Boston, where she has been studying
music. EaI
Goyernor.clect i. Willis Wilson arrived
in Wheeling Saturday and spent Sunday
ut the Mcclure House.
Mr.. A. W. PAUL. and family, who have
been livingi in Wcl!sburg for several years
past, have returned to this city, which
they will make their residence in the
future. Mr.. paull's business was largely
the cause for the change. 1t lisa growing
one and demands his entire attention.
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AI'll0 Aimee.

The Costumes to be worn by Mile
Aimee on Wednesday evening in "Nram.
/ zellen arc said to be vcritable works OF art.
Aimee has the reputation Of having a
great deal Of taste in her dress, and for
years in New York whenever she
announced a new opera, society was on
tho qui vive to SEQ what now dresses the
popular actress was TO wear, but 1t must
not be forgotten that Aimee does not ap.
pear in opera now, but in English comedy,
and she has 4 splendid play and an excel.
lent company, from all reports. Reserved
seats will be placed on sale ut Banners
this morning.
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P%rovlNlOns nnu Nrcndstu0s,

Srw YORg. Sov. 2..-PIour dull; receipts II COO
oarsels: exports 2.sa barrels; %s,!ierIlne State and
western 81 :a4! s ;tn,nmnn to good s. GSl3 Is; ST.
options s1alA: higher aud strong: receipts ios, Oo9
bushels: exports $1,000 BUSHES: No. 9 spriny sM.:
No. 9 red peeomter, sstes $1,000 bushels al s0Sa,
hhl 5:s., elo 9 S,I q ~; janua,y: ales l,,sn,1o
M1cs GtG.t0d bushels at 8tIsnSJ;Ic. closing nj s;WSs!:
March, kales 10000 bushels Ut s7Has7Re. closl;s::
y! s5sssc: April. Eales l0l 0o bushels al ~ {assj<cs,
slHc: closing nj gls:r: June, sales .l,eOO Lush1e5Is
ut HAa92154c. clio Ing Ut 9!.Ac. Corn, spot lot "a
Ic higher: %olttousa shade better; receipts Ias,0uO
EuIho!S: exports il.0! bushels: urgNlcd i!at7iiS
at is74c: i~tccetnbef iMii3xc, closing al i;lc; jan.
nary iJHa,5;sc, closing Vt t5Izo: februsry l5La
45Se, closing a. Me; March iiAai511c. eli sins
Data Ealfc hisheri receipts 6!.ODo bushels: sxpoT,s
w.. lisy Sanfaisa i allF's'; st mf''' a ms.'e'q i,o o..
iIrm aMd uHahHnssi. coHse. ipot ialr; Kio
Pip hass: Sl1yyS.aEst Il ,a.siai .bScsmhsst, s' ia
s'! a.; January l,a,. sie ! ;Se; february s,ssas 10; March
IS .Ssas sS ss; 1 anlI; sss.s Sssi NIX , H:, sss, ..S,. Ja;,s
SSaal aamaad., Tallew daiI and WEAK %ssks,'iR!t lash, at ,'tt ~
9SEas1ea ro,e t iii, I'M 1sss. n ,,sm "1a 10 ;s!,ly ;n SV!i y, a Il
ala %. Lard weak western siea u spo, &c; 10,
yember '.2fa',..!c: December 7.05a7 ,uGc: January
..o,G!lgci February 5.lM7, lie: Ma,ch ~ Z: A1ril
I.2taJ.aaol Mny 1856: JHpe 1tala7,ase. Rui:or Gaiei
aaa unchanged, CheS:o IN moderate demand.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Eor, :l.-flout s:Gady and un,
chaiiged. Wheat active, trim and higher: iurtisu
ndvlccs %strnngGrs receipts show Il falling or; sltn.
81 hnl!ir higher, Advanced %c additional, rectdcd
y snK 5s|tt' S sSa s,sst'i 7 a3sg sfcr s yiss,sG1'sy;; ssls.
Sc s:sa elessj IsS 4 !! M,s s!e:e5 ~ sy't slss, I1ssa eIg;s sS's I,
'iiic;So,2 ch!caSo spring ~IS1Nts7ie, closed a. 1s9i