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Places of Bone.

For four years have been afrlcted with q
very troublesome catarrh Of the heal. So
terrible has its nature been that when blew
my nose small pieces OF bones would frequently
come out Of my mouth and nose. The dis
charge was copi0us and az times exceedingly
offensive. Ny blood became 30 impure that
my general health was greatly impaired, with
poor appetite and worse digestion.
Numerous medicines were used without
relief, until began the use Of B. B. B., and
three bottles acted almost like magic. since
their use not a symptom has returned, and
feel in every way quite restored to health
am an cd citizen Of Atlanta, and refer 70 al
most any one living on Butler street, and more
particularly TO DR.. L. NJ. Gillian, who knows
u my case.
MRS ELIZABETH kSOTT.
We VIII mail on application 10 anyone inter-
ested In blood and skin Diseases, ScrOfula,
r. ... -usm. Kidney Troubles, etc, wonder
ful and unquestionahle testimony Of cures
effected bJ the use OF B. B. B., the quickest
Blood Puf ,ner ever known Large bottles 500
or SIX for $500. Sold by all Druggists, or EK-
pressed on receipt % price.
BLOOD BALM Co,
Atlanta, Ca.
For Sale By ". Il. Cdrrlgsr, MorTfstO1eH.
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TEFF PRESS ON THE MULLIGAN
LETTFRS

New York World; The HoTld
prJ1isbesilie alleged missing Blaine
Mulligan letters, and goes on to say;
Fvrrr.Iillc of tbesr letter should hc
read CAREFULLY and thoughtfuIiy.
Mr.. Blaine cannot complain if he is
judged by his own self-made record,
and having read them, this question
remains for the people Is it not a
burning insult to their honor and
intelligence, at this crisis of official
venality and almost universal fraud
and corruption, when all issues sink
int5 insignificonce beside the crying
necessity for reform, to see this self
convicted political prostitute pre-
scented to the suffrages of n great
nation for their highest bonOr-the
place once held by a Washington ?
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NORTH BOUND. Train 81 Train 50. Train
MATT -. -

Mail trains South bound, connects at Chariot.
tesvllie, with Chesapeake aud Ohio r. W East
West; at LynchhHrg, with Norfolk and western n
through Southwest Virginia to NashviIIa Nsvs
Orleans, Memphis, Little Rock and Texas aud a.
DAnvlue with Richmond and Danville Railroad,
Mail train North bound, connects at Lynchbura
with the r. 4 A. II W. for Lexington and Nat
ural Bridge, and at Charlottesville with @. 4 o.
ate points
Express trains South bound, connect at Char.
lottesyilo with O. 4 o. R.W. for the West aud At
DAnyiile with Il. & ID. r. w, for all points in
South, Southeast, Southwest, and East
Express trains north bound connect ut OharIot-
tesville with @. & o. Il. w for Richmond, staun-
ton, White Sulphur, Charleston aud Huntington.
For Fairfax G. II daily connections at Fairfax
station.
Trains so, 81 and "a connect to and from WAR.
hEhION daily, and train SO daily, except Sunday.
to and from Warrenton.
FRANKLIN DIVISION, daily, except sunday,
Leave Rocky Mount 1880 a. m, arriving at Frank
I'm junction llil5 a. IN. Leave Franklin june
Gon 6;lO p, M, arrive at Rocky Mount 1000 p.
m, making close connection at Fran lin Iunctien
with mail trains so and ST. also with local frsieht
trains to Lynchburg and Danville.
MIXED TRAINS, kave Alexandria daily, axe
ceps sunday, 400 and 1920 M, aud 1l:51 D. m.
returning arrive at Alexandria 100 a. ns and s:Ot
and I0:S0p. IN. Mixed train leaves AlaxAnAria
daily 4:SO p. m. Returning, arrives at Alsxsndria
: MANASSAS DIVISION, daily, except Sunday:
Leave Warrington S:35 a m. Alexandria los ..
"a. arriving at Strasburg l:I0 p. M, connecting
with Shen. Val r.. r. for Loursy and waynos-
bore. Returning, leave Strasburg 2:UO d IA .
arriving at Alexandria 6 rs p. m. and Washing-
ton T:l0 p m
MIXED TRAINS leave Alexandria daily. az.
eept sunday 4:45 a M, arriving az Stra sburg D.
80 p. m Returning, leave Strasburg $50 O. M
arriving at Alexandria 2:5O p. N. Leave Manas.
sas 1905 m daily except Sunday. arriving at
ssEssourg 80 p. m; returning, leave Stxasbura
assas 1I:55 a. M
For Middlsbure, connection at Plains station.
For Uppervile, connection at Delaplxne
Pullman sleeping Cars tween New York AAa
Atlanta on Mail trains, north and south
bound without change only one change Of cara be-
tween New York and New Orleans
New Orleans Sleeping Cars leave Var hinatom
e:do q m.s running through without change
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wa hingaem
and Augusta Ga without change on 1925 d IA.
trains via Greensboro Charlotte and Columbia
Solid trains with Pullman Palace Cars astachsA
run Through between Washington and LouisVilIa
via staunton and White Sulphur. daily.
All trains make good connections, at Washing
ton, to and from North and West
Through tickets at lowest rates to all important
points IN the United States.
j. s. b. THOMPSON.
Assistant General PasseT 4, r Agent
W. n. 8. DUNN, Eng and Supt. oct 81
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aAfRs. IM0RIiIf rs LBTTRR

The Ohio Republican committee
wrote a letter to senator Lot N.
Morrill, Of Maine, asking him to
como q Ohio and take part in the
cxnEass Tor sIr. Blaine. The Sen
ator has been dead tor several years,
ae,l Nrs. MerrilfoPenedand answer
cd the invitation. Recently she has
been interviewed. Her letter and
a portion OF the interview is as fol-
lows:
To Broom, ChaiTmIH, Columbus, o.:
/ am surprised and shocked to
receive such a communication. /
thought every citizen of this coun-,
try knew smy husband was at rest
/ am I'm mourning Cor him, butas
much As mourn his death, thank
my Father in heaven that He call
cd MIN home before the party ne
loved so well and did so much for
had SO disgraced itself as to nomi-
mated so corrupt q man for the
highest eface within the gift Of the
AnehlAn people, as know and my
husband knew. james q. Blaine 10 be.
II he were alive be would not sup
port Mr.. Blaine or any such man,
eFeuNh the Bidding of his party
Charlotte MORRILL,.
Nv husband, continued Mrs.
ALdtail! was sf4ited by MryBlaine
AZ the beginning Of the Compression
al investigation into the Little
Rock Railroad bonds Mr.. Blaine,
as he did to Mulligan, impertuned
my Aasband With tears aud sntreat-
iesto Ase his influence to save him
When my husband resigned to SO
into The Cabinet II was generally
understood, and my husband SO un-
derstood, that Gov. Chamberlain
would be appointed TO ill the va
cancy. Instead 10 the surprise Of
everyone, Gov. Conner appointed
Mr.. Riaine then a representative in
Congress aud under charge in that
= body, to the vacancy.
Is j. weli,far the memory Of Sena-
tor MoFrill thai has wife has made
this explanation. 1t has been
thought that Senator Morrill, re
signed his seat in the Senate. under
st.mding that Mr. Blaine would be
apuBin sslto the place, as he was
and 50 escape further investigation
about lhe MGlligan letters, IS be
dlI " seems, however, that when
Senator Morrill,, under great press
urs acccp;sl the cabinet position,
be understood that Mr.. Chamber
lain would reegve toe appointment.
Tho interview supports Mr.. Null
ligan's testimony that Blaine en-
treated him with tears in his eyes
not to ruin him Mrs. Morrill, de-
clares that her husband if living
would not support Mr.. Blaine, al
though he had been n staunch Re-
publican.
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DAILY EXCEPT sUNDATl

rw All inquiries N to Rates, Routes, 80,
IA vou arc going TO travel drop letter or pos
,.it ALLEN HuLLy
Passenger Agent, Roanoke Va
H SANDS, Gent SupR, Roanokar Na.
A POPE. a. r. Az T.. A., Roanoke, ~
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The Murristown Gazette.


Ex-Gov. Hendricks Is actively en-
gagged in the canvass in Indiana
Ha- recentEF Addressed 5000 per-
staa Cd Alancie- The speech was
dtEoted almost entirely to explain
ing why there should be a change
in the Government lie argued
that any party remaining in power
as long As the Republican party
had would .b0come corrupt Mr..
ISnariSkslS -enthusiastrcally re
csived wherever re speaks vr'
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ATALE or THO CLUTCHES.
A. Well Known Citizen Of Atlanta
Lays Down his Clutches.

Ihave only a few words to say, which are 70
state that have been confined 10 my BED for
two months with what was called Nervous
rheumatism, OF ScIatics- j was ouiy enabled
70 hobble about occasionally by the use OF
clutches, and In this condition commenced
the use Of B. B. B., four bottles OF which en-
ubled me 20 discard the use OF NY clutches
and attend 70 business. had previously used
al wen recommended medicines without relief.
IL has been over two months since using
BIB. B., and CONSIDER myself permanently
cured man
p. DAVIS,
Atlanta, Ga west Endl
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Blackberry Elixir I!
Natures Great Remedy for Diseases
% and Injections Of tie BoaoeEs.

THIS spleudid and unfAiling medicine is COM
pounded from Blackberry and other Medical
Roots and Herbs, is therefore perfectly harmless.
1t Is pleasant and safe to the most delicate stomrch
1t is the meet speedy aud efeetual medicine for
the cur4 of all forms Of Diarroea, in children or
adults, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Dysenteryf and the
various Summer Complaints Of the Bowels, 70
prevalent among all classes during the Summer
season Only one bottle price, So cents is suf-
hcient to effect a cure. .t tsr a.s.-t.-
DIR. DUNCAN'S CHILL TONIC.
You need not Shake or Chill II you viii use this
Tonic. 1t never fails to stop the most aggravated
forms Of Chils and Fever il taken as directed, In
from three to seven days, when Quinina and all
other medicines failed 1t viii also, if faken reg
ulArly build and tome mp the weak and debiliated
system, and above all, leaves no bad effects behind
as do so many other preparations.
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At Roanoke both Nos and connect with q.
-vRailroad east Pullman Sleepers to New York
Without change via 8. v. Railroad and Harrisburg
On both trains.
AT Lynehburg Nos. aud connect with v. M
M n Tor Washington aud the East. Trains leave
IruchburR ls55 p. m and PEAS m. daily.
At Llynohburg II. 4 A II. X. leaves lynchbure
at $40 a IN, $500 and St90 ~ M arriving NJ
Richmond 1000 a. u =, 500 p. and TOO .. m.
No 2 makes connection via Petersburg for
Richmond arriving at RichmoPd lass p. m. daily
excet4 sunday AL Norfolk No 4 arrives Sos ~ Y.
m : eonnactinx with Bay Line Steamer, leaving
Norfolk daily except Sunday for Baltimore af $780,
and With old Dominion for New York on Monday,
Tnesdav wednesday and Saturday.
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w. G. Durham,
Attorney al Law and Solicitor in
ChanCGrY.
nIorristown,

nIorristown, Tennessee
ID EsPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS PROFESS
II ional services to the public, and solicits
share Of patronage.
win practice in the courts Of Hamblen, Cooke,
Jefferson, Granger, Claiborne, Hawkins aad
Greene counties, and in the Supreme Court nj
Knoxville. EH-Specisl attention given to conec-
tons. mayS0l ~
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CONNECTIONS.

AT CHATTANOOGA with raiIroaa limos dtysre-
ing, making direct. close connection for al
points horth-West, West and Southwest.
AT OOLTEWAH AND CLEVELAND with Georgia
Division Tor Atlanta and all points South, South
east and Southwest. 49, Ha
AT KNOXVILLE with Ohio Division and Knox
vile and Augusta railroad
AT JELLICO with Louisville and Nashville RR
for Louisville and Northwestern points
AT MORRISTOWN with North Carolina Dtvisior
for Warm Springs, n. c., and al Western and
Middle North Carolina points
AT ROGERSVILLE JUNCTION with Rogers
viii and Jefferson railroad,
AT JOHNSON'S with East Tennessee and West.
ern North Carolina railroad
AT BRIS Toll with Norfolk and Western railrosd
connecting closely for all Virgins and Eastern
Cities, via Lynchburg and all Eastern, Middle
and Northern States points, via. Roanoke and
Shenandoah Valley Route
AT WARM SPRINGS with Western North Caro-
lima railroad for Asheyille, Morganton, States
vile, Salisbury and all points in North Carolina
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WEST WARD
'Daily. tDally eEeept sanasy.
CONNECTIONS.

Leave Norfolk $50 q m and 2:25 D. ma
Arrive At Richmond 12:5S aud 600 p IN.
Leave Richmond via X. A r RR 10:l5 n. M,
daily except sunday, connecting with No. At
Petersburg for all points on line Of N. w. n r.,
Also leave kichmond via r 4 p n. n. At II.aO
m. daily, and 900 y. m daily except sunday, ar
irving At Norfolk Al 3:05 y N. and 9:45 p. m.
Leave Richmond daily except sunday via II.
A RI at 800 q m b, $50 and GOO D m arFiV.
ing nj LynchBurg nc 3:4O and 1000 y. m. and AIS
a. m , connecting with trains Western Division.
No. 4 has Leighton Sleepers from Lynchburg to
Bristol, and Pullman Sleeper Roanoke TO Men,
phis, Tenn without change. No. 3 has Pulln an
Sleeper from washington via. Lynehburg and At
lAnta TO New Orleans, without change.
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sLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.

SLEER1NG-CAR SERVICE.
Nos. and have Leighton sleeper, between
Memphis and Lynchburg.
Nos. 8 and have Pullman Palace Sleeping Carr
between Chattanooga and New York, via. Shenan
doah Valley route; also Pullman Sleeping Carr
between New Orleans and Washington via Allan,
to, Cleveland and Lynchburg,
Also Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between
knoxv1lle and Louisville on Nos. So and So.
Also on GeOrgia Division have Pullman Palace
Sleeping Car through between Chattanooga and
Jacksonville, Fla.
Also on Alabama Division on Trains Nos and
2 have Sleeping Cars between Cleveland and
Montgomery
A. POPE, G. P 4 T. Agt
Knoxville, Tenn
y X. HUGER, Sup, Knoxville, Tenn
- JOSEPH GOTHARD, A. G.. 4. A., Knoxville
Tenn. dec20 90 If
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Thu people wells Health Remover" restores
hnslth and viEor, cures Dyspepsia &C. g..
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Ladies who would retain freshness and vfvacffy
donf alto try -'wens' Health Remover f"
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New York Times: Upon thu de-
tenders Of Mr.. Blaine these letters
viii impose the difficult and un-
pleasant duty of revising them and
bringing down to date their pleas IN
vindication. This will be awkward
but i : whRt VIC have repeatedly
Narned-them- 10 expect They have
out imPerfeetly understood the
Character OF Measured the capacities
OF The Republican candidate II they
have fatuously imagined that the
original Muliigan letters were the
only store house in which those who
distrust in Blaine would be able 10
find fRts 70 support their position.
To them and 10 voters Of every par
ty and OF every belief we commend
an attentive study of the letters We
present this morning,
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For Sale By ". Z. Cdrngsr. MorrlstO'en.
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FRIGHTFUL NASAL CATARRH.

- q 40 80
Atlanta, Ga west End)
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1.laI bush II i47oosI II col o2s ioS7sso o,aoso!0

nay AND Receipts Of Hay we're far ans de
@ s. unto Ss S'' I s',S So sSa'''K
75asoei snpPms graie' oSa7oe' S'ia"-No l. zoe" W.
Iqps-c oatn1ed very quiet and yet essential changes
moPs~ snail and upimportant md was noticed
and prices easy lOdl7c for state lssis and f"''
e Sf sr %sG on H1 s
suot - " lin in London frm at "a las the spot
Scotch Copper and Lead are steady and
aE aa S aS se steady at
O-Only obbng trade was done, but late hsnrcs were
"rRovisioSs- There is very little inquiry inquiry
ssss g. $:.i sass ii AL. Esa r @s
siaasii Gity Eatra India Mesa =. ss24 BEEF
nr ~ ahHrs s without iartacr Ge
e f'pq %s %'s sn s'!s'
ner, quoted at otaoai city R1Iea snSua
Sg 6cd nrsy long Clear In NewYork quoted 0c, for
Western delivery Long and shol. t Clear nan ana
4l b nf" 55"Y ",is sads win light demand.
ns .ps s.y aS w. ser y
. aa 1i1 @aipet avanced close
feeling sna s s.s1 1 lean so ."s os
s;s s j.rssv ss sa :S & sS
$s.s$ Hss $4f%ss ss.r .'"s Sss gs a.
SS' ; as s INA d Steam e." '' psa. ls.
ADJ ssS o S" sS'sp Sale. sSs nsansa - .. no."
. ssi .Sa T sssD $ .%ess T""'% iitf @
."s, oar ' s &es s "'s a @Hes " ".s
Sa n hall 1,s. iS6. and pals i1sos Welsh .an.
s..,n '' I%,. :c "s slr3sa ,
,sc Ici. io%iSssi SLIM. Ws.Nr" .s, Ssi.ss
sa's b. Western sssss" t."ssn :S%scN G"si
'YSsspiea ,% ..,ss active sS and unchanged
nrEAniNt-n'ew and nominal Guy quote" I" ~ wv"
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STATE or TRADE.
Dom Esrtc MARKETS.

nsoas pee ~ co S,,. lu Mi'nf lo, a. fS" 2,
s ss,s ). = 49, 4s CAV r SI,'
10 ag l q s,.r ' %..s ainss
F''ssF sS fsss %s'Ss% %s'c' Ss Ys.
sty MY S{tSS - ,s. .e0
sscr wa.e, Te. sss wn ~, S', .,. s ILL.,,
rape.y,sm. tss Syssile AL 'le%,v y @'tiic, 80,
''' , ss %"ss No. s. iad 'l' ' 6,
S".S ss,s. |a. Sa4 . ca, ' ", "1o e ,s''
nos,os ge.'. Pr t,"i' 1.s' 49,, "9S ~. ss
slssNe, a',el eoHq 10 w. 'df,ls s'g ,e s''s gn9
ssaa r.ss"'o'a' TACO, N"'1 OATS $50, oai' ahat1.
oMolw.rL Doc, y Foar qalet, .aaH. q lossi ~
fsrs' sn a, - S nnisas", ra Shs ,iisrs
s Il sn'' !. sc n nS% % l"s DR. t ' ooa
=. 's .r sss. $3.50 aoaa Uasss ha
cso "'s' Winter Spras Sas,t = O.
u 90 Low Gralos y 75sa5o ~ Flour y - q - 10
s es ' a. So' rsb rs ID eSr al &c.
c'G'a s at q e. MS S yot .,s MS
bs is 80 sS,sas9s cics.as a. use the Year g.
ATS ss,s at ao.%a az 81 . es sS'ns :..
rsnss 3.c c,S'9J d 3' Sss"Ser
HARLEY 81 sa , az ,e Sr %sT CI ram
ss IL y pcS %StS 81 aas March
ss s e 1ass%S s. Iaauay co.n
= 81 ts e s sors m q o 70 snoT ts 80 no. ts
sslpi.~floar 1900 GSi, whea; 800 bush Cora
900 SSs 11 I 2" Sod o %nss a' soc
SS.bs Corn OitA $1,000 Ousl' Hyo' i'oOo
Decomber, ~ Jsnuary 77,2,i NO. sd dGtc; Corr
s S9 !. Wheat We. I isSoj Sa.; ""N -'' w. ~ '
lou nd ncr , %' n ySry n de-
molsra,e quantities TO meet innsate wants on.ng,
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corroa MApKrrs-pY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL boo 22-i2,Jo D. m.-Cotton dull Mlddl,nN
uuisnds . isdi Miidling orleans lolDd sales rOoo
bales Including 900 bales for speculation and export re
,eIus UU bales Including 400 bales American Futures
au.t Upands Mldding clause December and January
delivery o b0Jid do January aud February delivery
6s0ld also bpyidl do February and March
O2Jtd also 1j0tdi do March and Apr uenmU sv on
also bB4d,i do Apr aud MAY deyeiy Oesm, ms s9
T.Utd, do May and Juno delivery, Oloo4ui no '"o WI"
July delivery y l4Bid. .. .,,,.,.. ..~
eners OF deliveries nc toiay's cearnR oVV pseS nv"
doe h ct and 300 old larket - 49,. 49,. . -,, ..,..
Vpm%Cotton-Ihe sales OF the day included 700 bales
AMERICAN Futures steaay, Upiands Low Mddiins cs .
delivery bsOid sellers, do Deeembe. snu
ary deiivery bsyld sellers do January quo
delivery I0Ad sellers; do February and Naf.h "c,,i
Cd SELLERS 10 March and April deSsy s w.. spS yans
Se,i,, palh sellers do June and JULY delivery
Gld sellers do July and August delivery i'0'"
value. ....., .....,.. ,f,auis law MID
ding clause Deeen,vet delivery gsvta w'e, IA is".s',
eemIet aud JANUARY delivery gsosn rW,a s az
Ma,sh Js,asv DID settlers d Mach sna AF,'l \.
sst, huid spiipts d. Apiii anh NAY ueiNet " t
.ets do NAV aud ans as.s,y IN" ",, s" Assas, H."
aud Juls delivery lvVtd fs"ei "" wv" WV" ""-"'' WV
ANA t,aa ~ ztutt.n nimi M tlhaA ~ IN
law Mu,a,,ns M d 40 ussd qfinMt Va net '~sp.r
jVIo bsles sgass ia esiesi sales uas e'es s"es e's'
'ssAvAssAu, pss w Gotten quiet Mltihat in'y low
Nlaallas ~ liu usva VeuaSsh h'su NV s"a s's''
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MA RKETS. :.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The denlings mt the Produce Exchange to-day
we're small to give much significance to tho prices.
No news to affect values In either direction
Fluctuations were narrow, but after renlIzations by
scalpcrs which slightly depressed figures In the morning.
there was improvement later from the demands Of
trading shorts. The foreign markets wero reported
steady, but In spite OF slight concession In ocean
freights the export business within retail limits
receipts Of grain here and NJ the West not
small ~ had been expected, but stll were much lighter
than the movement short time ago
Wheat aud corn both made slight imprOy cmoni upon
the nnal quotations saturday For wheat the
gains were Il cent except for Aprll Uptions.
which rose =, cent, Final prices were NJ cents
FOR January H34 for February h1a for March. s1h for
Apill aud sOa cents for May, January tcorcd
dynncc Of y cent nj asa Tho same gnn made 10y
tho options for Mnrch 1T ~ aud May ~ ida cents Feb
ray In up " Ia ~ cents The market suffered
SOME neglect January options ended " cent cnsrr NJ
3Jis February unchanged ut 33s aud May waa oil
u NJ "a cents Provisions were without feature. Lard
shade o,.ic for Jnnuary, hut to cents better
for later opl,on.. $3.50
At Ncw.york Baltimore, Philadelphia nnd nos.
ton the receipts of grain wcrc: wheat, 6i.3) I
bushels; corn, 1st.To1 bushels oats, ~ 800 bush
els; total grain 2s3.3s6 bushels nOnr. 2B,33i
barrels At Chicago. Milwaukee and ~ LOUIS,
tho receipts wct" Wheat. 2b8bot bushcs corn, 22d.
3Gh bushels Data ~ 800 hnshcls total gtain 0OD,sOO
bushels -FOUR 2OJ3p barrels.
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ruling Sy with sOt1s IL
chiefly cover %ns Ala Ts%t- n ssss
~. i S ssIss ssa Wi 9 IJ
wn'e q ss's SBEns s"a = VT
p SA 81 g. spsrs
"a %: Good to Fame, Iua state
ood 70 Choice Eya weefn I'D cs S oo %
ohoce :. Cos Common t,,ra M.nssCa y eSH
Straight SITE .s Ea 4 aye
e tsS 10 dD q S% S fs'
s;p s o market %i sos y
$50 GoGyi fioiMsHG"l ana sss'91s ,a.. 300 800
S% Srs: at f'SissEs g P
Western o. SnAl nndy% T 5 10" ''"
Market opened 'h.de eas.or Tor ,. cash
tot; WIN s .s seG s ' c e
". sy y% q sna rs
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sue &c. S S Sf j E, 81 o" :.
s'sc p r"r prsrA s a %" wit" SaIH %
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noninal nNMarket armerj cash lots have advanced
ac and options the latter for Deesmns sY Ss
meas FOR hume ard fairly active transact IN options
sales % 600 bush, future ~ 900 bush snot aud esttye
including ltppra led Mixed NJ ~ ivAca No A4sc steamer
Missed I31d 4sc IN elevator 4vAai atoa, anu aM ~
the Aa,c afolt 10 the luth January $50 eivt
do specal January 4od tp.c and anivs shiment wn
Sir a1n T. ,,w NtnI ~ tc steamer White ~ Sc IN eeva
Tar ynilpv lgisd 19aic N elevators No Mixed if cem
hor bi a,p CLOSING 81 53',ci de- Tor January ~ tc
,iosing NJ 10; ,o for tebtusiy 90. :. .ipaes
do March e.. cluane at Ale No Tor Nay tuAssnhl
piosne At AZ e. UAl MARKET nnaei',l .ash M ME-,
q si,aia h,wpt aud ,aah hltr y little higher Onhpis
,tsn,l "a = Ia. ,ow.t suhseaut nty tprntp,th mos 81 the
dtrlinr and rlpsp htm, ., about The bee, p,,es aee
hiu ii uuai future, ~ uNn hnsh raali ihtluuihs NJ
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sa "" AZ ia,s ID iar fpb,uafV ahghtAe eleana n
ahAsd ID ~, MAJ, "a isalte1 elnshh ~ H,r INK n
j6enac hisTps, 0te OIL tye teed nlsgf.e, a, ,,v
hia ks ~ sioe ~ Nav NuiL, hfuHhlfn ana jersey nv
eain warehouses; aud held ~ railway iAa'a en etines,h