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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-28

CHICAGO. February 27.-The 'Drotyrs, Lo,,,,n, ~, :,
ports, Liye hugs-BHnip.S 'G,t00 head; hinme
s,o9o head; market dull and lower: rough I,.cEins
y sS ; S9se ~ ~ paeking and shipping, 50 gu17 10; lIphit
bead: shipments 100 head: market we,isr aud
easier: exports 81 40; good to choice shipping IS Coa
9 90; common to medium IS 25as IS Texans IS co..
9 No.. Sheep Receipts 5000 read; shipyenis i,Srn
head; market active AND $50 low; than isst
week; inferior TO fair 50 Coat o. medium 10 GOOD
81 2545 %: choice to extra IS 25a6 rs, - sn ~
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Notice. n
We. the undersigned, have used Robcrts's
Disinfcctsnt and find 1t to be the best DIsin.
feoter in the market, and absolute from smell
and dlsagreeable odor.
~ AUG. PoLLAck.
@. KRAus & Bios.
J. ROBINSON. t5la
A. IN. HALpERMAN & Co.
J.. MEYER, Agent,
ll03 Main Street.
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lsI THE l uAgxRr,


last week, and the quality not as go3d agrade ron.
orally as last Mondays offerings. P1cfs have
weakened since our Jas, report. when figures ruled
~ high as Ice. Trade has been moderate 10 good
better grades. e "5trut" hogs, which have been sold
Al SasAc. do not sriit butchers. Prices ranged tamo
time last year at pal0kc net. -" 'S.
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RECEIVING VAULTS
NEEDED IN WHEELING cEMITealEs.
.rfftLl w "ErT1ha VI
According TO The Ideas Of > CIDr,n Who Cites
s.'ssA. Cases Where Ps!,s.s IAdi,,dnals
$iIA's Been lnposd On-A Cr.na.
Zionist aud His Ideas.

A gentleman who has followed with Inter.
est tbs publications Of the reported attempt
10 rifle a grave ut Greenwood Cemetery, said
10 a reporter Of tho 1NrELL1oxScxa Yesterday,
u have been much Impressed with the re-
mark OF the lodgs.keeper a! Greenwood who
has told one Of your staff that ghouls might
easily carry on their work In that burial
place without fear OF discovery. or molesss.
ton. The came 10 true, l have no doubt, OF
cemeteries gen, rally In this vicinity. l find
no fault with anybody and I am Ga much to
blanc as anybody, for all considerably In
tetested In that lirtc.ion myself, bnt the
agitation OF this general q~nestion-the sue.
cos1 oil grave despoilers elsewhere, the nbor-
Wholan, and even thorumored p!undering OF
tho grave Of Mr.. Dasr, ought 10 arouse our
people to bome preventive measures while
prty4nlion you'd count.
"Ehe Sacred remains OF our dead should DO
guarded as carefully ~ possible. l know It
ID not the practice 10 maintain d night watch
at cemeteries, but really / think Ii ought to
be-. lie! US suppose tbata body were stolen
from any OF u cemeteries. How long
do you Bupposs 1t would take Ia
this community to raise what money might
ba HeeeSsary TO follow the thieves and re-
cover their pluuler, Il either or both were
possible? Pocket books would be freely
opened, for |. ~ q matter In which every
man or woman has a contingent In .erest.
Now think how much lsss 1t would cost 10
mainlsin n night watch"
TUX NECESSITY roE RECEIVING vAuLTa.
a"There Is aaother matter while we ara on
tbs general subject OF cemeteries, and 1 shall
he glad 10 gee tna 1srELLIaEsCEG lay II before
lbs public. There Is q stendy demand for re-
ceiying vaultu, and nothing Is doue 10 satisfy
It. Thfrs are times, after heavy rains for
instance, particularly in time OF overflow,
Whtn II 10 nlmoat impogLible 10 lay d body In
tie ground, when certainly it Is very unde-
airabie. Then tbs receiving vault 10 needed.
Besides this, there are always people vino do
not liks 10 lay their dead at once Ia the
ground and pile tho cold earth upon them.
You may ssy, 1t Is a mera sentiment, but II
has a alrong and deep hold and you cannot
reason 1t out, no matter how awkard the
| situation. l happen 10 know that It Is a fire..
quent occurrence for such persons TO apply
10 the owners OF private vaults, with whom
often they have but slight acquaintance and
ossener no acquaintance, and no claim what
ever. The privilege,is asked for a day or a
| week and once the body /. In, there Is no tell.
iug when 1t will be tKkeu out. The owner
OF tina vault who has obliged peyhs, a total
stranger, feels much more delicacy in enforc-
Ing the te.mu OF the obligation than the
party oil the Other part had IN prelerring the
request" TIL
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa. February 2z.-Catuc ,.nrket
active: extra 81 25a7 90: fair 10 gooi IS 25aG co: com.
mon 81 0oA5 90; receipts $50 mead; shipmcnis n
head. Hog market slow; receipts 54i. head: shin.
men,s 575 head; PhilRdel phias 81 50a7 70: Yorsers
80 6oaG 90, Sheep market dull; prime 70 CoaG 10.
fair TO good IS 25a5 10: common So Coal 90: rcceipis
3 400 heau. SlInmpuiH .. S00 hcad - AeSsAPn
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1laHrs O. LONDON,

The first travelling company to appear at
the Opera House since thu flood will be Dol.
lier~ & Shocks in the celebrated drama.
Lights o. London" -Four performances
will be given. The company IL a large one
and all the scenery used Is brought here.
The play Is largely spectacular and Of alb.
sorbing interest. 9Is-T
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T. ENTs.

Tlle Opera lionse Orchestra Concert
nud Coming Attractions.
The concsrt to be given at the Opera House
by the Opera House orchestra bids fair to
draw q good sizad audience. There was a
fair demand for reserved seats at Wilson &
Banners yesterday aud considerable inter.
est is manifested among the musical classes
over the event: Tho programme contains
several fac selections from favorito operas,
and also numerous other exquisite numbers.
The entertainment will amply repay those
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NEW YORK, Fruit and Utica Shooting
cheaper than manufacturers prices.
We will also show n limo OF Jerseys that
are clcap, and during our rush we nj.
most forgot The sdenr clildrcn.aW vi will
sell you Jerseys for $500 on. Saturday.
[A3 - II. EMSHElMEH. \
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AWbolexor,e Smoke

Is the Seal Skin Cigar. An unusual amount
OF saliva 10 not created by themj only nat
ural e1pectorations are occasioned BY their
use. No deleterious matter Is permitted in
their make up, and hence arc they a healthy
smoke. First.class dealers handle them.
N. REILLY, Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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n NOTHING Is ever lost by being pleasant and
agreeable, which accounts for ths remarka.
bio sale OF the great national remedy, DE-,
Bulls; Cough Syrup g safe, pleasant, and
successful euro for coughs and colds. Price
only % cents a bottle.
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Assigneo'H Enlo

Of a large assortment Of Black and Fancy
Silks, Black and Colored French Cashmeres
Fancy Dress Goods, Flannels, Notions Of oil
kinds. Wall Papers, Window Blinds, Win,
dow Hollands, all colors, at 8 cents a gard,
White and Colored Table Linens. &C., TO-;
all Of which will be sold at exceedingly Low
prices for cash, at Nos. 20lO and 202i Main
street. P. B. DoBslNs, Assignee,
81 for john RoEMER.
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~ TIKI sHEEP MARKET. RlE t.E1-
Arrivals this week. .... ..,... ~, !, .... ., "a. ] .SSG
ATriva!s last k......-....-........ go. q. ....... ~. .....l $50
arf1vHlR one year ago.. sees, asa, 2 I7t
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WI offer 200 Boys Suits at half price,
They. nre not wet but only damp. Also Id
dezsn Jean Pants, lined; Of 10 cents.
s 9. KRAus & BRo. y
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the ISTrLLlarscER JoB OyylcE
All work guaranteed.
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NEW YonK, February 27.-Cot,on steady a,
lMs NJ .ss * ;,d ,u VII barely steady; February la.sac;
July II .25c; Augu,t II iSc: September II ~. nctni
Der lo.7lc; November lo.e2c; December 10 CSC. ~
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steady. Wheat d shade lower aud closed ba,eiv
steady; car lots, demand fair and market firm: M,
led elevator ST. cs; No. 2 red February 81 Ga
! CsH; March 81 0St4sl oshs; April 81 I0Isi 1o%:
demand fair and market firm; rejected yellSw toe:
steamer high mixed Gla62c: sali yellow 6Ia6Se.'
sail miaed February eo%aGlHe;, Match Goha6iHc:
april 6lMaGl51c May G!aa62Hc. Oats. GGmald
jected white &c; No. 3 white ilAal3c; No White
1Sai3Ec. Lard arm; steam Toe; butchers loose 9.t0c.
TOLEDO, February H.-Wheat quiet and steady.
No.. 2 ED cash q ooHsl OK; February 81 TX;
y as aIh. slSo%; April sloa5544; Asy 81 o5si ISL; julie
dull but trn: high mixed b5c: No. . cash, February
and March Sic; April dsss44c; May size; June ssso
b!d; rejected blc; 10 grade 4sc. OaIs quiet aud
rnary s0c;. May 87l1aas7Ac. Glover seed QUIET sns
steady; prime ca.h and February sos; Match IS %
| bid, IS Q5 asked: No. 2 a 10 - "
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Va D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IL. IL. now AlnnlZdM
vi ~, coupons. e. INK 9le
: RAILWAY BoSps-Firm
STATE sEcuRIrIEs-Dull,
pacihc aot 'a5,........l9 TEX. PIC. land gr'ts. 49H.
Central Pacific lrsts.llS do RIO Gmnde civ. TAX
kfie sccondG............ 05{lu. T. bonds, f1t...-li5
!Hhiyh& WllkeS...4lu U [. I, 1Aud Grants. ..1 lok
Louisiana eonsols..- THU. r. sinking fund ..llSE
Missouri Ga. ..............lO los lviRlnlA Gs,.,.,.,,.,,,, 40
s- Jossph....".......ll0. Virginia Consols. e1.gR Y
y. 2. 4 =. y. r.u...-lisHl O, mat coupons. 20
Tennessee old.......... SyhlVitginiA defetred.... Z
Tennessee Il. sgttlsEktrs Interest.
sTocEs-Thomkrk declined to-day. O.! thirty act.
I've stocks tweuty.thice rio.cd lower than last
night. though ouly 10 show one percent and over.
Northwestern ! percent, Rock 1ilapd ~, Omaha
common ~. AaDItobt ~. Oregon Navigation l1+.
Chicago, burlington 4 quincy oGlcial stated Ills
road was not cutting rates. Milwaukee & st.. Paul
directors have declared n regular temi.auuuM diri!
dend 81 3E percent 90 preferred and common stock,
payable April l5. The books close March a.. The
banks thai havt Withdrawn gold from the Treasury
arc, Chemical, City, Fourth National aud the Bank
Of New York. Tho first two withdrew SIS U 003. II
Is reported that the. West Shore made 4 ira nc agree.
ment with the Gould roads Two bundled thook.
aud dollar! III gold and twobuuortd aud seventeen
thousand dollsis In silver was shipped to-day for
Enrpne. D. .uH a-lbHf E4ElDm H'GFaUlf- ~ M
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NEW YORK, February 27.-wool dull and weak.
a I6 me, g fleece S2a45c; pulled lsaiGc; un wWhed
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Tms DAiI.Y n.RKErs.S


Nav York, February 27.G-Money lending at 2
percent closed at lkA2 percout. Prime mercantile
paper 4a5x percent. Sterling Exchange bankers
bills hnn At 81 s6x: demand u sstl.
II GovEAaxEsrs-Fltm.
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Another Scandal Case-News Notes u
P~eSH0nnls. HMg

Another Scandal Chse-NewS Notes hnu
Personals.
Charles Townsend, ofthe @. La W. road,
Ia In town.
The insurance OIL Wells & Dents stock
was satisfactorily adjusted yesterday.
The @. 4 T. wrecking car and crew were
STRENGTHENING up solne Of the upset csrsdown
the road. Eg
A horse sick with the collie attracted a
large CROWD near Hills stables yesterday al.
ternoon. Z
Many OF the welln In town are troubled
| with quioksand aimee the food, and will have
to be cleaned.
Dr. j.. NJ. Todd and daughter returned from
ClRysville yesterday afternoon, where they
had gone 10 attend the funeral OF Dr.. Told's
mother. q
Mr.. Harvey Turk, OF st.. Clairayille, and
Miss Campsey Pangle were married OF the
Sherman House yesterday afternoon by Rev.
Keller. Miss Pangle Ia a daughter Of the
proprietor OF the Sherman House.
Mr.. Ross ]. Alexander received, yesterday,
from ". II. C.mpbell, SECRETARY and Treas.
urer OF tho Cambridge Relief Society, a draft
at West Wheeling and the needy ones in
Bridgeport.
A man named Russell, who had been living
with Mrs. Adams without,the sanction Of law,
forsook her some time ago, and last weak re.
turned with = lady whom he claips he law.
fully married. This piqued Mrs. Adams and
she applied to Mayor Junkins for redress.
The Mayor hes the case under ndyisenent.
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The Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 80 cents a
Boyd's, Market squars.
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WARRANTED Hand.ssws. Gocents, at .Boyd's,
Market sQuare.
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~ s.
INDICATION.

AsursoroN, D. O., February 2s-l:so Am
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, colder, clear
ling weather, preceded in the eastern portion,
by snow. northwesterly winds and hlghe,
barometer, n.
flower Lakes, colder cloudy weather and
snow; followed by partly cloudy weather
winds shifting 70 northland west; higher ba.
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THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at Boyd's
Market Square. ef8E9EtEN
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Bren.stuiEa aud Proyistonp.

CHICAGO. February 27.-F!our dull and IN.
changed, Wheat, III .lais demand and quiei;
opcued about ~ lower, then ,alted a TITLE aud
vanced ~: market ruled irregular ami closed at
about the same IS yesterday; salts ranged: Feb.
rnsry 9!s& .92sssc. closed at 92llSss: March J.11aslHszc
closed q y!11Saa.91Sc April 9E1aa3:Kc, cloaed al 9aec;
closed u. 81 o11sal 00lL4; July quotable At 10 oyeI
June: August ii 0hl 0j,t: No. Z Chicago spring esa
93Ac, cles d At 9ia93Ac: No. 8, soas3c: No: ! red
white, s9Acasl %. Corn Ia good demand and
alons; opened easy, later rallied about Ac and
closed about 10 /. higher than ycstc'dsy: cash
SI; ~ c las at S.1s5ic: February b&1t.1hSs,
! ADsl 5sa s1S.sS closed q s2H:: Nay Sssi
aTy44sse, eloted At ts7sc; July ts1SaGg79ssc, cics,d At
GoIc; oa!s dull an! tteady: M essential change
a! slksc bid; April SIC; May a691ss t3G55ss., c;oscd At
SGhic bid, June AtAc; year a4c. Kye steady nj
os1ac. Barley unchanged at CSC. Fli1.ecd dull and
unchanged at 81 50 on track. Pork III fair demand:
l2Halec lower, further. deelired 2Ea1c, later ad,
yanccd Sake, settled back l0l,2Ilc, toweros In
close advanced l2haiSc, sgain declined 2iHsa5c and
closed ga!es: can sl3 90AIs o.; February 81 9Oa
|! 95; March sl7 9ldl7 o., closed at 81 aiLal7 SS
June SIS l3als :5. closed ut SIS 12%als g.
Lard weaker and .15a20c lower in this early
dealings later s!eadler, rallied bal0c. but tho I'm.
80 ""s 49, eusknliSh ~ tue ClOSe. GfSl
9,5o49.h5c; March a:5Qa9.6se. closed Ut 9.EeHsa9 .55s;
April 9.65c;lIay 9.6hS9. u closed at9.7YHe 55c:
June9 2xa9 81 &. closed 1t 9.77Es9.S1c; June 0.9oc..
Bulk meals In fair demand. averaged tal0c lower:
shoulders 7.icc;:, short c!ca: 9.7Jc. Butter and err,
quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady aud iii
changed. ,Cal-Wheat. sales Gj.0c1 bushels; March
decline1 ,77ssc; April and May declined Ac; June
declined "; Corn, sales $50. 900 busheis; March
and June declined ~; NAY decllued Ae. Oap.
sales 1900 bushels; April declined &c Fork
sales 800 pounds; March advanced SLc: Juns
declined exc. Lard, sales 1880 pounds: March
and Anil drrlirph pAr - -
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, 60 cents, at Boyd's,
Market Square. i
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THEkE pounds Nails for 10 cents at Doyd's
Market sOuare. rs gJErt% LF1I
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TODAY the Silk md Satin day.
SIX and, Satins, all %colors, nj 90, 90
and 40 cents.
Silk Br0cadcs 40, 59'anl 60 cents.
Ne will have four salesmcn0 on tho SILK
Counter from s TO l 1870 A. NJ
II 4 II. EMSlIEIMEE.
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The Best Cast Steel Hatchst for 80 cents at
Doyd's, Market el7are.
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NEW lux, fepiu1ry 27.-f!our steady; receipts
5000 barsoX: exports 1900 barrels; superhne STATE
and western g. s5aS 10; common TO good 81 4o1S IS:
god 10 choice s. SolG 10; extra Ohio s. 1915 Il, 81,
LOUIS s3 4OaS Is; Minnesota pstent process, IS ;ba
w. mheAt;. spot lots trin. options opened Aa}sc
lower, later became s!ropg r aud recovered most 81
The DECLINE. closing hleAdy; receipts j., so bushels:
exports 6l.,U) bushes hard No. | spring 81 ~;
sos sI,ing 81 o3Sl: No.. 9 Iea 81 lohI ny: iii.
Z sa!es s9o; 900 bushels at 81 osTal Vs.. closing
81 oS1aa: April, sales2ts. COO bushels at 81 lU5S4l lUX,
closing ~ u l0H: Mny, sales l.lGS.0o0 bushels ii
" ! l I lSH, closing Ut 81 l3i>s: June. sales
Corn, opened Ai54c lower, afterwards recovered
from the decline closing tim; receipts 5000
bushc!s; exports $500 bushes: urgrAded 57aG2c;
y AZ Co.: B. esseoc; ,!esinsr 0laS.Hc; upgrade While
closing at G2efc; APRIL tSssss6511.ic: closing &c G3Ac,
nay 6iNtVeel..c, closlng al G,1sc; June Gs1ssa65sssc,
s!o S1n At tSsssc: Oats quiet and firm; :eeeip,s
ss;oo , DnSaeis; EXPO: Is no,le; western mixed tojfia
lors iltm and In moderate demand.
Coffee. .pot fair; Rio steady at 123Htc: options IOll5
points lower snd fairly active Rio 10. I SLOT il.CJ;
March ~lo.s5aio. Gee: tales eco bays, 1.ar,i lo.Ss.
1l.t0c; sales 500 bass. ray lLU:aIl.rc, SHES 10
nses, July ll.l5c: s.lss ECO bags. December 1885.
sugar dull and nominal, f.ir =, good rcfiuins s lilo
standard a "a. 1lGc:tconic:ionets A 70 lGc; cit losf
aud crushed 7Hc: powdered ne. Mols&es steady
At a5A:Gc. Rice qui-t ind tirla; domestic J5ia7c:
Ran soon re. TAilow quiet aud steady. lfsin un.
changed EssS. western flesh deaaId Ir and
market firm &c. Fork dull aud wG4knew mess siSC Ga
ais Is; cut meats nomiualiy uncy aged. IHrI veal:
prime steam .. sta9. aoe; February 9.S0r; Aash . 7sa
9.eie; April 9.s7a9.g3c: May 1893 III. Q0c: June 9.yi:
July 10000. Butter quiet fld steady for choice.
BALT1soRE. February 2z.-Flour quiet and stradv..
Howard street and western supciine 8. fbe3 So:
extr! Us 75a4 ": family s. Ola 5 Is. Wicai ateady
6ut inaetSe; No. = winter red spot 81 ,osHul q;
March Slt9al C9H; April 81 loyal II: May ST I2LS
l l212; June 81 lsSal- IY5I Corn stcndv .,st LL,,hfN
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A cHANcE ron CREMATION,

A gentleman who had joined tho reporter
and the gentleman quoted above while the
latter was advancing his ideas, now spoke up:
"Tho vault idea lisa good one as far it goes,
but 1t doean't 20 far enough. A body might
be kept there until it had arrived at q stage
Of decomposition that would render it OF no
value 10 q "resurrectionist." Alter that IT
wouif hsve TO be inferred and pollution OF
the earth would follow, Just as Ii does low,
Tha only way 10 avoid ali Of these objections
Is to cfetaste onr dead. OF what uss would
an urn of athes be TO Il class OF medicsl stu
dents nnxious to carve up u subject or what
pollution Of air, earth or water would
attend u few pounds of ashes ? 1 believe a
cremation Bociety could be cusily started in
Wheeling and have B large membership. The
feeling OF horror and repulsion tina. was so
manifest when LsMoyne first built his fur
pace has alnlos. entirely passed away. l tell
you. gentlemen, I believe that crematories
nre bound to take the place Of cemeteries
eventually
"And what ia the medical student to do 10,
o snhject?' queried the reporter. !.
II would suggesta nicely articulated man.
kin or my friend here with the cremation
idea, and those who believe with him." an,
BwerGd gentleman No. !.
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C~IMclNSArl, o.. February 27.-Flou, nrmcr.
family q 7sa5 10; fancy 81 l5i5 90, Wheat stronger;
drmer; No, , mixed SIC. Rye nominally uncb,n USs
Barley In good demand; extra No. 3 fsii tiNc,,
Pork quiet, aud firm: mess SIS 90. Lard quiet: nrlrmcc
steam o.37Nsga 400. Bulk meats firm. Baconl dull
l0Mce, Whisky steady at 81 is. Blt!e, aaiet and
unchanged. JS&mg-5 .i-E1F . f-S' " H
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TaRHE pounds nails for 10 cents at Boyd's
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GENERAL NOTICES.

ITO WHOM II MAY CONCERN-N0.
= JlcE !s hereby given nut 10 trust ts,,lS = :
Neniiun Oh my account. rs i will not be r1.n.,t
ple r., any de- t eenIrae,ed rs him. ASISIDi.
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FORGOTTEN BopIEs,

~ can point you 10 bodies given temporary
ss?ulture under these circumstance that have
lain thee 20 long that now there Is no oue
to clRim them or be responsible 70, them, and
the identity OF tho dead IL forgotten. l know
Of gentleman who removed from his vault,
aud ct bis " expense, gave decent inter.
lneEt to bodies which had been deposited
there 10 remain u few days and had bean left
for several years. You have no idea to what
an extent this thing Is carried. I hayein my
mind the casa OF a man who asked leave to put
q body In q vault, IN the ground that he was
acquainted with the father otthe owner. You
will understand Of course that ope who has
a family vault regards that d, a sacred place,
u sort Of a holy Of holies, and there is IN in.
stinctive shrinking from the promiscuous
use Of such o place by the general public.
Now we ought 10 have III every Cemetery u
public receiving vault for temporary use to
relieve private vault owners Of thtss emhar-
rassments OF which I have spoken, and to in.
suru 10 every one who SO desires the conyen;-
ence which is in so ereRt a demand and can
only be Supplied "a a matter OF personal &C.
colamodation. Now I've said enough on
this subject and l hope your paper will call
aome attention 10 1t. Lot holders themselves
might solve the problem by building a vault
for General Accommodation y -F,
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y hALrts ONE. February 27.--P.t,o,oum du,l und
nominal: refined 81 os5sZ., II OsH. ~. wv
NEW YoHK. February 2z-Pc,roleum lnner:
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ALL WHOM II MAY CoNCFPy

Notice Is hereby eircn that by AUTHORITY Of N.
secretary OF tho reRGuty Of the UhltCd Slit, s =.
dor Section 2, Chapter III, Aci RI Ma,co \ III I
paolicatoni !, hereby natn OF the change Fl II,
"LlLIAH.h JAMES A. Mr = i1r snnA'W
!So.o .sn- MNpr
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kes"on YVES Irregular mud fairly active: oncnei W
.! o9A. declined to 81 60. ralliedto 81 Of, and closed
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There are about tho tame number Of offerings as
last week. and constitute only a moderate supply,
which was scarcely equal 10 tho demand, which
better than fiaEt weeks offerings Prices ranged
FROM I to 7c. with mott sales IRON s to 6%c, haiao
Tine last ysar they ranged from 1 10 10 gross, III
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Dry Goods.
/. NEW i3Rk, February G.-Thcre was moro bus,.
ness IN all classes Of co!loa goods, The EarEet
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OIL CITY, Pa. February 27.-Pttroleum opcred a,
oOes'zcs: highest 81. olss; lowest 9yKc, and Closed al a
!SoHs / s.les S,lol 'oo barrels; clearantcs yesterday
q, 057 barrels; chaIterA 4. b7l hatrels "..'r4AsAa