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Is , 4. 4 4. Lection.

Tho Stockholders Of the Bellaire, GAINESVILLE
and Cincinnati Railway met at the principal
otil:c OF the company in Woodsdsld, recently
In annual eessioa. A resolution YVES adopted
increasing the number Of this Directors from
nine t? thirteen. The following peraons wers
elected Tor the ensuing year: i. L, Mooney,
". y Morris. nad sDs. T. Armstrong, Of
Woodstisid; John Weber, Of LewisviIle; a;
Il. Caldwell, T. A.Welsh and W. M. Arm.
strorg, Of Armstrong; Mills; NJ. Churchill,
James Herdman. John Hoge and James
buckingham, Of H.nesyille; s. A. Strang, OF
New York, and TIE. Hamb!eton, OF Bait.
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Indications.

I WASHINGTON, D. O., January a. $50 A.
Fx.-For Tennessee. and the Ohio Valley.
generally c,lder and fair weather, preceded
/; in the extreme eastern portions by slight
risa In temperature, winds shilling north
westerly and rising barometer.
For The Lower Lake region, generally fair
weather; westerly winds, shifting northwest.
erly; stationary, followed by falling temper.
ature and rising barometer.
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DELLAIRE.
Interesting Incidents and Accidents Of
fHrrHi Ng. 10 70 sTwn nnya |HlHl

Interesting Incidents Nnd Accidents OF
FyE Two Days. ~ .t%
James K. Hail, OF Wheeling, spent Sunday
With bis mother, near town. al
The ". 8. Heatherlngton baud now has a
complete new Get OF inatrunonts.
There was no preaching yesterday morning
at the United Presbyterian church. ri
Mr.. Wiley has retired from tho firm OF
Wiley Il ,Wetherald and Mr. Wilson has
taken his place. .II.,i.
". NJ. Meek Ia back from visit 10 his
mother at Parsons. Kan. 6he Is getting over
dangerous ssckness from q fall.
Ice Is being cut from the creek and stored
away for fear none thicker will be formed
this winter. It's very hard md clear. - !. d &
! The Swift Refrigerator Company's large
Ice houss had hole knocked IN 1t Saturday
bya camel.bnck that jumped the Baltimore
& Ohio track. ,,l.,..- a.. ID i I.
Mr.. McGranahan's friends will make an
htrf tor Mayor. Much depends on whether
Mayor Cooper Ia renominated.. There will be
strong effort made by the church and tenn.
perance people 10 control the election.
The stockholders OF the Belmont Glass
SOhphuy Luot ubulu w OhluIuuy. AZ tn6
Office here, and reelected the Board Of Dk.
rectors. Tbs disagreements among tho
stockholders that caused some trouble year
ago seem to have disappeared under tho new
management. ~ &C. E,}
Friday evening Bpangler Post G. A. r. and
Esdorado Circle Of Druids surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur MeClain by calling on them. 1t
was the seventh anniversary Of their mnr-
riage. The Port marched 10 tho house with
martial music. The evening was spent in
social en- joynents and a supper was served,
At the skating rink Saturday night vote
was taken 10 decide who should have leatL.
er medal as the most awkward skRter. A. 8.
Gilleland had II, Tom Cap!,o 10, Harry Ran.
dolph 4, Grant Baker ., Fir. Rex, the mana.
ger 3, and jesse Kelly vote. AS tho votes
were cast as a joke It is quite compliment
to the owner Of the medal.
Charles Brockman was in the Knights OF
Honor lodge room Saturday forenoon, near
the back windows, when bullet came
through the glass and passed over bis shout.
| der, putting holein hi, coat and cutting the
ll,sh in furrow. 1t was u narrow escape.
The ball was probably not aimed at nythiog,
but was from the gun OF some OF the numer.
Gus fools who do not know that every bullet
will strike somewhere. 81
The bridge over the creek, which tho B., z.
& Q. trains have been using for some time,
now has the other side ready for the car7, and
al engine will berun over 1t, with cars, the
first OF the week. Part of4hs tres.les are still
under tho bridge, but the bridge is not rest
lug on them. The warehouse Of the Aetna
glasshouse, on the river side Of tho track, has
to be moved SOME distance to allow the track
to be straightforward buta temporary track can
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!. Rnd Accident 70 a brakeman

Robert Alkine, a brakeman on BIO,
8 freight train, aged q and whoss home is in
4 Clarksburs: met with horrible accident las.
evening at Floyd's Siding, near Ros,d% Tree
Tunnel. He had jumped OF the train, which
was moving slowly, 10 run ahead and open
I the switch. In running along batween Tho
rails he stepped into q hole between ties that
ne dia not notice ,n owing to lis being filled
the engine DO checked bis legs were under
the wheels: They ware terribly crushed and
/ broksn. He was taken up and carried 10
Cameron rs speedily as possible. 1t will be
necessary to amputate ono leg at the ankle
and tho other between the knee and Thigh.
;Alkfne bore his misfortune very bravely. = 3
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Concerning the projected Mount Vernon,
Coslocton Il Wheeling road, the Coshcctlon
Age says that the directors say TO the people,
"ln subscribing we do not ask dollar until
the road is completed" The Age continues:
"All they want isa pledge that If they build
the road, you will pay certain amount, aud
in return for that 1t ia left optional with you
whether or not You take stock to the amount
Of your subscription IN the enterprise. II
you take stock, Of course you a:sume the
liabilities with the Stockholders; If you
choose 10 donate, You arc simply giving a Ger.
lain amount towards an enterprise that caa
but result In 6 very material enhancement OF
your property interests, and 10 the town and
country throngh'wh:ch 1t pas1es. Surely no
lairer proposition was ever made any people,
and Is In substance: No road, no Fay; road
built, pay your money 'if' =
Az heretofore stated in the IH1ELL,GgscEH
tho route from Coshocton to Mt. Vernon is
provided for by the control OF the old Wal.
bonding Canal. From Coshocton II Wheel
Ing there are six rout s: lst. From Coshoc-
ton TO Plainfield. Bridgeyille, Post Boy, Al.
bany and vim Ffeeport to Wheeling. 81.
From .Coshoclon 10 PleinGeld, Bridgsvi!le,
Birmingham. In Guernsey county. and vie
Fseeport to Wheeling. 81. From Coshocton
to West Lafayette, PIainfield, and thence by
the other towns before named 10 Wheeling.
4th. From Coshocton to New Comerst own,
Newtowu or Gilmore, and via Freeport to
Wheeling. 9th. From Coshoc.on to New
Comerktown, and thence by Albany, Still.
water, Franklin, in Harrison county, Cad;z
end Martins Ferry to Wheeling. Gtn. From
Coshocton 10 New Comerstown, Franklin to
Wheeling g. Lake Erie Line, by which 1t
w.utd reach Wheeling.
AL OF these routes ere feasible, and that one
will DO tiually adopted which shows the great.
est willingness TO aid in the enterprise. o'
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Another INK Injunction.

U, 8. Marshal Atkinson. on Saturday
served on Chief Clerk W. A. Cracraft, OF Tie
Auditors Office, an injunction Issued BY
Judge Jackson, OF the U. 8. District Court,
restraining the Auditor from collecting the
taxes a:ses led against the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad, until a suit entered by the COMPANY
has been heard and decided by the court.
The company has thus resisted the pay ment
Of Its ,sxes for several Year,, obtaining in.
functions annually in different courte. 4
series of such suite, decided adversely to The
company by the Supreme Court OF Appealr
Of this State. us nov pending in the u. i,
Supreme Court. Several thousand dollars
arc at issue in tho aggregate. ~
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n I1j : 'pAILr ,IARKrTs.
rho Financial World,

NV YoRx. January l2-Maney market easy
at lxa2M per cents cloeing offered at 2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper ta6% per cent. Sterling
E1change bankers bi!ls steady at 81 s2H; de-
GovERNaEsrs-Firm. N
U. 8. III, g. u, coupons
u.s. 4Hs, coupons. u + "a n. ~ 8s XII
RAILWAY BoSps-Firmef. Et. NJ 5lsl u :,
STATE SECURITIES Quiet : X
Central pselic nstsiiis Slssoni ess..."...".loi
Ktle secouds........... 20 Isl.
Y. l.. bonds, htbt...-. Tennessee Gs, new.. 81 Z
y. 7, Land Grants. loss Virginia Cs............ 20
Y. 7. sinking iund..ll7 Virginia consols. ex.
Tex. pac. land gris. Ak ira mat coupons... ~
do Rio Gmido uivm IIVir2inlA delerted-.. ~
higher. Tao announcement that the trouble over
the Utah business had been ssttled by tho lorna.
lion Of a new pool. price, advanced 70 per
sent. Toe future 70, 9! ths grain trade j., nag .
Ing orders and tho market became again htla
After 2;ib Union Pacific was purchased freely up, to
tx, which affected tho general Hat layorably.
a Sayng .n eScS sonas e AID STs s
ceallngs. Tho Improvement was based Oh tho
official combination Of tho reported formation Of a
pool BY tho Union Pacific. Chicago, burlington b
sanouucs@ons thst The chssso, Ni bulinssoa "
Quincy directors, nt a meeting to-day. had ar.
pointed a committee TO meet tho committee rfpn.
henting tho roads iormiug The new western all.
ancc. with the view q. eiltcting q settlement:
iurther assisted by AL sdyance III steel rE!s 10 97
per ton, ana by the belief that a decline In wheat
win stimulate tho export movement. Some
short Interest was largely increased dutlng the
morning. especially III tue cases OF Louisville y
Nashville. Union Pacific. Lackawanna2 aud s..
Paul. ~. H0si gf MN - aylrsi1}
ID The anal s,les the market iellh to per cont.
Speculation closed firm. As compared with last
nights closing prices arc Y TO per cent lower eI.
preferred, Union Pacific and Western Union. which
arc u TO per cent higher. Oregon Navigation
broke to 4S regular 10 and seller 10 90. Pullman
Palace fell ifom ia 10 Ill and rallied TO NY The
decline Ia this stock wAs brought about by the re-.
port that Y. NJ. Pullman war heavy kellcr In
West Shore bonds to-day. Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati 4 indianapolis dropped II per cont to
6S, and Oregon Short Line 5A 10: is. American
Express too pei cent 10 IS, aud Texas Land "
70 l39 bid. Oregon & Tnnscontinental receives
ss.0t00C) from tho syndicate to-day and securities
were lodged in the farmerh' Loan and Trust Com.
pAny. Bales OF stock were weak ut ,t2l tharcs.
H'rap nj inNu hat 81 90 VI
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t:rnn,I Arn,y' iCommi,tcc..' /.

Holiday Pcs. g. A. r. on Saturday nieh.
elected the following committees, Sto serve
during the present yea.: I3s7s,;yi ~
Decoration Committce-Wm. II. Travis,
Edward RobertSou,; J. Melvin Richards, i.
Fl CEseo, Stephen Ripley, G. ". B4ggs, John
CGrlin, John b. Smith, Thomas Cham hers, ].
Il: Burt. Joseph A. Faris, J. Elwood Huehe D,
George +. Irvine, VIM. g. Meek, W. H, Sheib'
, Charity Commlttee--John Carlin, J.. II:
Committee on Orphans and Orphans
echoos,-GsorSs F.. Irvine. G.. W., Bares,
John Z, Smith, Thomas Chambers, W. s.
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.Whnt Holcl Nle,rk aeta n.

BosroN, January 1S.-The cutting Of the
diamond found in South Africa and be-.
lieyed to; DO the largest ever cut in This
country, Is just completed. The process
occupied more than three months, AS cut
its weight is II carats. I SlF'-ssf,s41s
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FARM
GENERAL NOTICES!
STOCkHOLDERS' MEETING.

The annual nice Ing OF the Htcck holdols OF The
Benwooo lion WorRs will DO hello ~ The principal
Gtcs Of the company, o. II Fourteenth street. o.
Tuesday, JunuA1y q, 1854, ut o'clock r. W., for
the purpose Of electsug line directors TO nr,.
during Inc ensuing year, md for the ,rGntactlou
Of kuch her buhlncss as may come be ore them. :
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Friday night a stranger, going to a house
Of easy ways on South street, e1ked one OF the
frall sisters to show him the way to another
similar ranch situated In al alley near by.
The girl went with him to point out The
place, aud whsu the two reached tho corner
oil the street md alley, he suddenly turned
and brutality struck aud kicked her, inAict.
Ing a cut in tho face that had to ba eewed up,
besides otherwise brushing aud ma!treatins
the unfortunate victim In a most cowardly
and cruel manner, 900 71 :
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NJ. Alfred Hay, OF ,Boomanoomann, Ans
tralia, says that few applications Of st. ia
cobs OIL, the great psin..elieyer, cured him
Of painful neuralgia. IN i5l'rsI
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EMBROlDERIES.

We open n now Hue of Embr0idcrfcs
q to-day. They are nno il quality and low
In price, A. l.. RICE & CO. :
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AMCSEM EN- 4 NOTES.
Baker and Earroa-ila SIsltI0as-Othel
.H Attractions,


Reserved seats are now On sale at Wilson
" Banners music store, for Baker and Far
ron's engagement at the Opera House ,o-mor
row, and Wednesday evenings. Tomorrow
evening they will give s'ChIis and Lena
and the next evening Government House,
They will use double orchestra.
The Josephine Reiloy company had 8 good
audience at the "Hunchbacs" matinee Sat.
urday, and poor ono at night. The former
performance wss only fair, while the pieser.
tation of Twelfth Night was a ynlendid
one, comparing iavota5iy With that by the
Modj .sAa compa' y.
George Fl. Adams "Hump!y Dumpty
Among the Indians" will BIZ given OF the
Opera Hodss Thursday evening. All the
stage accessories ara new, tina old ones kav.
ing been burned at Cleveland.
IDA tIDD0Nss MAs1oooss At CHARLEY Stays
NJ, THEATRE
Still they come. Week after week Charley
Shay manages to produce new, moral and at
tractive combinations ut hi. theatre, and 1t
must keep him busy TO plan and arrange the
attractions which he gives at this populas
place OF amusement. This week be is to
have the great and popular Ida siddous' Fe.
male Mastondons and Burlesque company.
His patrons cacrl u be crazy over their az.
pearance. They performed here lsst season.,
under Mr.. shay's management, aud gave one
OF the best entertainments of the Kind ever
seen In Wheeling. The company is double
in number OF artists and exchanges speak OF
them as being simply immense, and as
Wheeling is conbidersd bo:s show, town
among theatrical managers, Mr.. Shay has
had 10 secure them Il very large sum OF
money as q cert 1inty 10 get them here. Pluck
Will tell and 1t is safc' 10 bet that Charley
stretch. He Is good one 10 bat on. +
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THREE handed people are becoming quite
numerous, they have a right hand, a left
hand a,l are always behind hand In taking
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup when they catch Z
cold @gt1 - -, - =. r. ,slu- -. Il - :.
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Il order 10 get of large surplus stock |
will mako heavy reductions on good seasona.
bio goods from this date. Call and secure
bargains. So; 81 L. v. BLOND, j
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Z
Ihrkus5ura STATE Journal, Jan. II.
Yesterday labor was formally suspended on
the O. 4, R. 3. line. During all tho past bad
weather more or less work has been done on
the road.- Track laying and ballasting was
carried on when the ground was in a miaer.
able condition for such work. But with
laudable enterprise the authorities continued
their efforts, and with thirty more working
days the road would have been In running
order. On Wednesday night train bearing
Superintendent Allen and the entire WORK.
Ing force, arrived in. thin city. The train
came over the road In the night and through
.ae deep snow, making good time: Thussday
mornisg Superintendent Allen reported to
the authorities that further attempts to con.
tinue the work wero useless during such
weather. Nothing could be done in track.
laying and balssting with the snov along
the Inns ranging In depth from 25 to 80 10.
chez. Nothing therefore remained for the
company but 10 disni.s tho forces and sus.
psna further operations until they were feas.
able. They have been paying their men TO
keep them on hand, 10 that they might
utilzs all the available time they might Lave
10 work, and they will proceed at once as
circumstances permit fa ...j.r
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RaAsr goose dinner, at the Peoples Restau,
rant, today. i 20 =, 49,
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Hon. u. @. Davis and brother have sold, Il
10 stated, the Walter farm near Deer Park,
70 Samuel Spencer, vice president Of The Bal.
ttmoro and ohio Railroad Co., for II, 80 80 casb.
A FrenehmAn, name unknown, while
tramping along the railroad In HarrIron
county, durings bllndingDnow storm, one
gay last seek, was struck by q train and 90
BADLY Injured that he died three hours after.
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EOl RHINESTONE ROOM WITH on
~ without two rooms III rear oil store, No In,
Main street, corner hRiket alley For further ~.
formation Enouire At :t35 MsiD htfceL IN i,."'
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RIVER NEWy.
Notes About the Steamers nul Bank
UrIelh I'm (ienernl -UF

i....=I T.+I 1tEk n E6Ss '| M. no
Notes About the Steamers md Bank
s,s- Briefs In General. G
Two large towboa'!, the Raven and John
W. Garrett, wera recently destroyed BY the
moving Of an ice gorge on the Mississippi
river. nm ia.-. t-st!,. 49, Az
Two towboats, tho Sam Brown and Ale,
Swift, are tied up opposite Wellsburg, where
they have been since the heavy ice com.
menced running. S ~ Es3=as
The Parkersburg Sentinel says The Diurnal
Is lying IN very dangerou.sp ,sition Mt the
month OF the Muskingum, at N Fietts, partly
on the bank, with her stern in deep water.
should there be r'sa che would be broken
IL two, % several towboals were unable Ia
dislodge her. '.a..,..g. i =
"Gen. Dawea' Is the name Of The Teller
Packet Company's new steamer. The Gen.
eral presents her with $lt0 bsll-5eats any
ringer" on the small steame;s. She will BE-
placed in the st. Msrys and Parkersburs
trade in a few weeks, and the Btrecker will
be sold,--&. lhary Observer. - .
The river commenced to feel tie Ell :cts OF
The thaw Of the past three days yesterday
and rose about four feet. At dusk last even.
Ing there ives depth Of 0 feet inches in the
channel and the river wa1 still rising. The
Indications from above are that there will be
over 2O.foot si1ge here The weather sill
remains mild, and the vast quantity OF snow
lying along the valley Is melting fast. It
may be that unless it grows colder the rise
will be larger than anticipated. Boats will
pot be able 10 run for several days yet, as a
large amount OF ice is coming, the ice that
created such havoc at Pittsburgh ryesterday
morning, an account OF which will be found
In the teleGraphic columns OF this issue. /.
PARKER, PA, January 13.-River 9 feet 9
inches and on stand; weather clear and
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ETOR RENTAL A MODERATE FIG.
Il uRE--that connodtors EhCk pweljn,
House. No. 81 Thirteenth ttrctt, Containing NM
looms, two hall. bathroom. wath houi aud pnnS
CO lars Enquire OH tho prem iIct, CT 10 il, II
WILDE, No 'l2OG Main street. -tfF' ~ icsii IL
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WANTED,
THEIRS WANTED,
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-FROM APRIL /, FIVE
.H room tenement, No 20 s0uth Frot ,tfte, =,
end oil Suspension Bridge. Enquire. OF pf. j. Il
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dor iRENT-TEE TWO STORE.
IL rooms with dwellings altschtd, Nos. 100 ma
1912 Marketsttect, now occupied by 0, Knoie And
=. y. Nansciler. Tho lh!ck Dwelling, No, :Sss
given april ast. lsst. Apply 10 HAIRY K, LIST.
lAW main hTcet. ~ I ..TIl.. .aN deli
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~ PURCHASERS OF Boots and shoea should call
and inspect my stock before purchasing. /
am Offering all goods at very popular prices.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. January l2.-The D.o,yrs' Joa,ua, RI,
ports: Live hJss-kecclpts II co., mead; shipments
900 head bts1 heavy stead :, Light and toli Ii los
lower; packing s. l9a5 4; packing and shipping
IS 45aG ~. light IS t0a5 90. skips s. 7oe5 CO. Uai
t!e-ReceipH 'CO head. shipments 500 head; maj.
ket west, aud ea!icf: exports s. cu.6 Is; good to
choice shipping Is b0a6 CO.; common 10 medium
s. 25as 20, sheop-Receipts l.loO head; shipments
2Ao head: nlarEct strong; infeiioy 10 fair s. Goa
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hteubenyIlle Notes.

David spsulding, the iron man, has gone
South, to remain for some time. Z
The tool works OF Dorrance g. Torrance,
which have for some time been idle, havs re.
sumed operations. -. =
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
Mussingum branch Of the Methodist protes.
tan. church will meet In this city January
3lst. jsSs ~ Oh -7slT1 A. :
George Irwin, sent to the peniteatiary in
1881: on ten years sentence, for the shoot
lug fatally Of Dora VEINS on June II Of that
year, wss pardoned Saturday by the Cover.
nor and Is now at home again. Tbs psrlops
Of both Irwin and John Stewart. psrdoned
previously, ere conditional. A failure TO be.
have themselves will result in re-imprison-
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TOLEDO, January l2-Wheal unsettled No rod
cash aud January 9sa9shc February gJNc: Murci
q or; May SO Corn steady: No. \ cash and
January So; FeI.uars ses4c; May Sc. Oats quiet;
seed dull; PRIME call aud January as co; f. brusTr
81 ~. Hogs 81 Is, 81 - y. y va
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Nxw YORK, January l2-Money market easy
at lha2M per cent: closing offered ut 2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper ta6K per cent. Startling
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EAsr Liberty. Pa, January l2.-Cattle market
lAit; prices UNCHANGED; receipts 1853 head; sh m.
ments 7os head. Hogs market very dull; TcceIp:s
1870 head: shipments G,325 head; Ehiladcl ohiss
l5a6 25 Yornes IS +5a5 75 Sheep. nothing doing:
feeling ga pics s. nnslsnged from yesterday; r..
d CISclSSArf.F O., January l2.-Liye hcys stenav.
common aud light 81 5,a5 IS: packing and bu;cheIs
IS boAG IS; receipts 1910 head; lhIpmen,s iW9
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PHILADELPHIA, January l2.-Flour unsettled land
weak. Wheat dec iacd PC. recovered ka11c,
clostus steady: No. spirg ID elevator IS, fresh
NO. red s!o5H;; No seo January 81 0lsi Is; Feb.
S. 09Ne1 10Y; MRysi l2A1 l2Hs, Corn. options de.
clin.d 16c tl!ed dull aud closed bt~ady: car lois
dull; rejected tellow,5ac; No. yellow byc; steamer
mixed &c. steamer high mixed 5Sc: steamer yellow
&C., sgil Exed January 59Aa6ec February COLA
604c; March Gl !ta6l pri 6ia6s5c; May taa,iMc
Onts Inactive; No 8 white 4ia44hc; No. Q white
45c. Provisions steady. Cheese ilrm and IaI,iy
&C I've; full cream lSal3k - 1l--g-",''
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NEW ioEK, January l2-Cotton quiet At 10 1I.1s
40 ls'l6c: iutHres caSy; JauuA,y lvGSc; February
i9s9c; March 70 ?Gc; April lille; May li25c; juno
,iSsc; Jnly n.49c August II Sc: September
higher at lohc. 80 80 ' "ttu