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Orange Day.

HswRr, July 1.-The Orangemen
here to-day celebrated tho one hundred
and ninety.iourth anniversary, Of the bat:
tie OF the Boyne. On the hills bon tree
blazsd, also in various parts Of town. a
procession, proceeded by bra3s bands
marched through the streets, carrying an
efIigy marked "The Traitor Lundy," which
WAS aiterward burned. The police dis
persed a crowd Of Nationalists stoning III
procession, l,i = ','.-S'
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willVislt Kentucky,l

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1.-Mr. Blaine is
expected here in eight or ten days to visit
Gen. Ekin. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Blaine. snd one Of his daughters. who
will spend the summer with Ma. ,Ekin.
Gen. Ekin hes received o positive promise
from Mr.. Blaine, and they will Ger
tainly como. Mr.. Blaine will only be here
a day and night, and will be handsomely
entertained. Gen. Ekin is cousin Of Mr..
:Rlaiup 80. \ .....-. --....- J. ...--.. :.
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Hpurlock COIlfcsscy,

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July l.-charles
spurloek, who wa1 implicated with the
Hill boys in tho murder OF young Alvin
Woods and the serious shooting OF Jack
Woods the latter part Of May appeared in
t6e Circuit, Court this morning and con fess-
ed to murder in the first degree. Tho Hills
were lynched. This leaves spurlock's case
IN the hands OF Judgs Guthrie. Death or
pentitentiary for Lie -wilLbo his lot,
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Hlg E,l,Nluxs.

fh'LADklrlilA, Pa, July 1.-The profits
Of ihs ph:'sdelphia Il Reading railroad
AUD Goal and Lon Companies, ior the year
enusnB the lat Of June, show an increase
over ., the previous year Of s75S.4o9. There
" S's qu'te a crowd at tae ssvsrs! city banks
SM"sy, Ssy, %heie interest and dividends were
JSs,nS PAD. Ihsamount disbursed through
~ecAy Is estimated at fully SILL 900.
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ROASTED IN AN ATTIC.
Tho Terrible fnte OF Three Boys-A
Mothers Krnrery

Mothers bravery.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., July Lit is seldom
that it becomes a newspapers duty to
chronicle a more sad and distre~ sing cir
cumstance than that which took place a.
Brier Hill early this morning. It WAS the
burning alive OF three little children
whose mother, Mra. Murphy had been
widowed only short year ago by the
death Of her husband through an accident
st the-Brier Hill furnace. Last night Mira.
Murphy put three Of her little ones to bed
in the attic, as usual, aud took the other
two with her In the one bed in the lower
room Of the dilapidated house she called
home. Early this morning a sitting
smoke in. the room awakened her,
and she sprapg to her feet to find the
whole upperetory in hameB. 1
Her first thought was for her little ones
up atails, and without moments hesita.
.ion che darted through the flames, which
were already tapping in their lurid en-.
brace the stairway, and gained the second
story. 1t took but glance to reveal to her
mothers heart the whole situation, On
the floor, crying piteously for help we're
her three children, creeping about the m
heated and burning floor and trying to find
the staircase. .The smoke and flames had
so blinded and confused them that they
were powerleas TO see, and could but creep
here sad .here in the vain hope Of finding
relief. But mother's hand WIS near, and
with superhumen efforts the crazsd woman
gathered thetn up and leaped down tho
burning Stairs. ~ n
For a moment the crowd which had
gathered held their breath. It wes an
awful chan,e, but the mothers heart Wis
etrong aud in another moment she reeled
out of the house and fell prostrate with he,
precious load. Eeigbbors rushed to tie
rescue and the children were tenderly
cared for, but the strong men who gszsd q,
their little blackened and charred bodies
turned aside with tears III their eyes, know.
ing thst the little sufferers would soon be
beyond human help. Their nseh was obsr.
red like burned cork in many places and
dropped from their cutstyetched arms III
grsat pieces. DR.. A. NJ. CLARK. YVES telu.
phoned for and did all be could to alleviate
their suffering, hut in two hours they had
all expired. Thus has Mrs. Murphy be-
come widow and almost childlees within
8 wear, fts5E -,i, =
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u WAS not much OF i Blaine man a
hIst," said a gentleman the other day ii
Boston, 40 ho stood looking at Harper.
N3tSy and Puck, which were nailed to the
show'board ola news stand, "but theee
papers have converted me. Here are two
foreigners, Mast and Keppler, employed &c
oei!t'e a man who is the choice OF at leas,
5,MO,N0 American voters"
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FAlRNoNT, W. Va, July Tho Marion
County Democratic Convention 10 choose
delegatea to the State Congressional and
Senatorial conventions met here to-day.
Oyer two hundred delegates were appoint.
cd to represent the county in tho State
Convention, with instructions TO vote ior
Judge A. F. Raymond for Governor.
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TouLoS. July 1.-The steamer Mia.ral
from Marseilles, with case OF cholcrn, has
been ordered quarantined. The Captain
and tho entire crew, including sick man
Of tho steamer Minstrel, abandoned the
vergel and took to the woods. The gen.
daImes are searching Tor them. .s'as
MARsgILLRs, July 1.-Yessels arriving
from Injected ports are prohibited from
landing pasaengera. l-:'ss,, s4
TouLoN, July There were Elk deathf
from cholera here between o'clock last
night and noon to-day. 'f!fes
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AMot Isox,

RErSoLDsvlLLE, PA, July Between
one and two o'clock this morning fire
started at DIiitwood, Cameron county,
which destroyed the principal portion Of
the town before the flames were subdued.
The buildings destroyed were the post.
office, Gase.'e printing Establishment, two
drug stores. & bakery, shoe store and
several dwellings. The FIRE was caused by
an oi! car bursting and the oil which
ignited iromia hot box running along the
ground to the buildinga. Lees $4,000,
partially insured, ia ts.;. M ~ =. :
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WHEN woman determins 10 doa thing
sie generally sceomplishes her object il
Fpite Of ohttacles thrown in her way. A
case in point is the wealthy Mrs. Bratton,
connected with tn proudest blue blood ol
Massachusetts,, who, failing to secure di.
v0'ce IRON her husband in many courts,
travels from Paris TO Winchester, Va,
Where che had settled down for a briei
fes'deueo and will Immediately commence
proceedings sgsins. her husband.
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Nh. RASDADL's friends are advancing q
peculiar argument to promote hinpresiden.
tia ambition. They declare that "he can
stand on Any platform the convention will
adopt, and could aign any tariff bill Dem.
cc,a.ic Congress would pr-7." II this is
the kind Of India ru,..ber man Mr.. Randall
il be may sui. the convention.
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!. TINE BRIDGE GIVES WAY


Ana n Trnln plunReS INTO Inc Mud and
1 Into tho River. sEe
\, KRoKUK, Iowa, July 1.-Newa has reach.
ed this city Of e serious accident on the
line Of the Council Bluffs / Kansas City
railway last night, but owing to the isola-
tion Of the point where the accident occur
red It has been difficult to procure details
with any degree Of accuracy. A construc.
ton train returning with laborers iron.
work on an extension Of the road, uouth OF
Sumner, Mo-, was passing over Temporary
bridge across Grand river, when the etruc.
turs gavo way and the engine, caboose and
fveScars OF the train fell through to the
water and mud. It is known that engineer
PhillsBsc has sustained injuries that will
probably provo fatal, and that James Dick
the fireman, has leg broken and other in
Ijuries. z! d sss23 = 5.55' HI, = .Il
In the cabooae were the laborers, and sew.
eral Of the injured have been taken from
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Egsrycxr Republicans are stirring theil
ssuups ,ha year. They don't expect tc
ca,rr the State, but they hope to get q
liuls more out Of the wreck this time than
',tsv haze been in tho habit Of getting.
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Ir does not appear on the lace OF thore'
,urps tia. Mr.. Randall ever bought an
oyercoa. 0! Hon. Charlie scHbright, but no
doubt Charlie will rSaks all tho Philadsl.
phia Cousressman's clothes alter the Phila-
JelphiA Congressman is elected President.
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1r;s absurd to expect that tho American
,s,nls will cleo! President on platform
ss,p9,,Oa in England. The spirit that
.h,ar the tea overheard in Boston harbor
IN m, approys that sort Of thing.
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IL the light Of adviceu from st. Johns,
Naa, roundlsud, the Orangemen oil that
locality hsve behaved in most unchris-
linn sa., unciyilizsd way. 1t is great pity
tbs, old world Lisssreemenis have been
,rarsplsu:ed 10 this continent.
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COLUMBUS, O.; July THE shops Of The
Columbus, Hooking Valley 4 Toledo rail.
road closed to-day, throwing over 800 mon
out Of employment, cauHed by the striking
coal miners. The road is left without busi.
neas. They had 1000 idle cars ior over
sl1 montha and double that now, >'
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A Marrow Escape.

eptc'd Dspdlch 10 INC lnteNfgencer. Elif s IN F.
GRAFTON, July l.-While "Mat' Bennett,
a acolorsd man, was driving wagon across
the railroad in West Grafton this morning.
a. passenger train demolished the wagon.
Ihe driver had a sarrow eacape, but sus.
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Vo,pIr 10 enjoying feeble though
i, s'a.quted boom. II he can't have tho
@ I',i bis friends gro willing iorhim to take
,hs ,ail 0! tho ticket Of.
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A DEAD saOrIar.xAs
Kills Sheriff ami wounds IIis Brother
& AGtcr y Court Trial, Z

Aftcr y Court Trial.
WHARTON, Tex, July l.-Lp7t evening
Sheriff W. O. Brooks was mortally wound.
cd, and his brother, E. N. Brooks, serious.
ly wounded. Monday Sheriff Brooks ar.
rested ". s. Gibbs nesr HungeriorJ, this
county, charging him with disturbing The
peace. On the hearing Of the case yester.
day afternoon the charges were not sua.
tanned and Gibbs was released, During tha
trial angry words were exchanged between
H. Gibbs. a brother Of the prisoner, and
Sheriff Brooks, At the conclusion d
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rrlocks II ,hosgh nobody can get a
r.i, a, lie prcsen. session Of Congress.
%an % s,a.esmeu seem to like the summer
..,Ari.ina Of The Capital.
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MANGLED BYTHE CARS,
AvorHlR TRACK WALKER KILL, D
near FlsnlnEtor, rs,,eid,,-rhe Democrats OF
narioa Comfy are Iasirueisd for ExJudss
haImond for as'srnor-A Narrow Euspe
from Dsa.h-Gratton A,ssuIt Gaze. r.

sptctas Dtpatch 10 he Ia.tliceneer. a,
FLnMlSdToS, W. Va, July Tho East
pound passenger. train, No. lO5, ran over
anu horribly mansled a track walker BY
the name Of James Lolever, about mile
west Of this place this morning. Lofever
came from Long Run, was about % yesrs
Of age and unmarried. ~ - ; e"''
ne was cut md mangled beyond recopni.
and the surroundings, ' e'o'Ae'
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Tho Grafton A.sault Case.

sIVc7al Dlpaleh 70 Tie lAltllio:nor. n : -1ll4TI|"
GRAFTON, W. Va, July l.-Burns Earle.
the man arrested here yesterday CHARGED
with criminal assault on little girl, had a
preliminary hearing today and was dis.
missed. No evidence appeared 10 sub.
ssaptiate the charge agaius. him. The re-
port that the child was dangerously III ia
iound to be untrue. Shs was produced in
tho t lustice'a court to day apparently in
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VICTORIA, B. O., July Ian explosion
at Wellington colliery, Nanaimo. yester-
day, killed twenty.four miners and injured
a Eumbe. Of Others, -
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,n.v bs ,hs. tho Democracy will have
',,.us 10 nominate n man who will
y. ~. t.rp 10 be irtrn!uced to tho party
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c,o, rKA reports from the Old World
~, to,u.ess. tous that clean city is in
S's ~ b.., condition 10 project itee!i.
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M FLOWER says his chances arc asgood
., ,.tv ever were, and he ia content. There
* ~ no,b;n, like a contensed mind and q
AZ mn
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r,,vo, lbv leaders at Chicago will want
4, avs ~, rouehinsin the platform, and some
s.o,y sa,i Hence the prOapec: Of pitched
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49,. s1nIJ M. George William Curtis
nov ', .,,ikO,hs July convention.

r.. a,I0ess Of tho lteo trade bolt in
,,i''s,tnse,,s i"a ia becoming more apparent
..Ns days roll By.
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r.,Dy candidate Is In favor Oh pfo'ec'
,on-o!his barrel.
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CIIs GjttGI;;9eiIcs1s>

IN, % nlh ~ fonFtetn.n Stfee..
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In the cabooee were the laborers, and sew.
ral Of the injured have been taken from
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J.7W. Campbell Of Cambridge, intro
..duced Col, J. D. Taylor for the Republican
candidate for, Congress in the new Seven
teenth diatrict., The rulea we're suspended
and Mr.. Taylor, nominated by acclamation.
Mr.. W. +. Simpson, Of Washington county,
was nominated for Presidential eector..e
Col. Taylor made q ringing speech on the
issues Of the campaign.
Tho convention was harmonious and en-
thuaiastic and will make a hard fight to
elect Dol. ]. D. Taylor to Congress. .l.E
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A few enthusiastic Blaine and Logan
mrss meetings, beginning with a monster
one at Boston, would put him into tIc
canvass, compel the snlky oneH to show
their hands and demonstrate that tbs Rs.
publican party Is greater and stronger than
any man. t,gt g'-ai n. r. " = - :
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PbiladeIphls UattIe msrHos.

MONDAY. Aug 1.-THE arrivals of live
stock at the different stock yards were
For the week., 500 beeves, 5000 sheep, l,300
hogs. Previous week-20W beeves, 1900
sheep, 1900 hogs.
Beet cattle were In heavier supply, but with
good demand and higher prices West nll
stock advanced a fraction.
Wequote follows:
Extra, 7SQ7hc Good, ,i8x07c Medium. BN
G6hc; Common, 4h05k Texans, ik05sfc.
Country Fat Cows were not much sought
after, although offered from ~ to &c.
Mich cows were fairly active al s258n60.
Veal calves were fairly active at SOTO.
Sheep and Lambs were in fair demand, and
prices continued steady for all grades except
extreme common sheep and lambs, which
were not wanted at any figure. Extra good
lambs. II here would bring 7hc.
Wequote as follows:
Extra, 4ha5c Good, 4Qihc; Medium, 8
93Ac; Common. 232Ac Lambs, Sake.
Hogs were fairly active and prices cOnttn-
ued nrm at 50 @shc tor Western, with sales of
common country at SC.
City Dressed Beeves were in good request,
ana closed nrmer at 7A0llc, the former rate
for very common stock.
from Z TO l0c, accorulng To quality.
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Malaria positively cured with Emory's
Standard Cure pills. n never falling remedy
purely vegetable, contain no quinine, sugar.
coated. 25 cents. aull lwdM, W&FSw
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The following statement OF william J. Cough
in, OF Somerville, Mass, Is so remarkable That
We beg 10 ask for It the attention OF our read
ers. lie says "ln the fall OF 1875 l was taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by II severe cough. l soon began TO lose my
appetite and flesh. l was 80 weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
NOR OF 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had "A hole in
NY left lung rs big AZ a half-dollar. / expend.
ed over hundred dollars I'm doctors and med
icines. Twas so far gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but friend told me OF DR.. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE Lungs. 1 laughe at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but l
got bottle To satisfy them, when to my sur
prise az d qualification, l commenced TO feel
better My hope, once dead began TO revive,
and 10 LAY feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
81 writethis hoping you Will publish Il, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced 10 take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FoRTIIE LUNGS, and be- convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. !
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that II has done me moro good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared and shall soon be able To go TO work. '
sold nv II. IS. Cochran. 1877 North Queen street
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DEA THIS.

DosER.-In Manor township, Aug. 10, 1884,
Jonn Doner In the 9th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the un5ral from
his late residence, on the Columbia turnpike,
on Thursday morning. Funeral services at
the Old Mennonite church, near Millersville,
at 10 o'clock. 3t~
KIsa.- August TO- 1884, I'm this city, Eliza
beth, wife OF George L. King.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
her late residence, No. 2i8 Fast King street,
on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Inter
ment at Lancaster cemetery. 2t
DAvIs.-In this CITY, Aug. II, 1854, Walter
Clyde. son OF Il. II. and Anna NJ. Davis, aged
10 months and IL days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral,
from the residence OF his parents, No. li3 Pine
street, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery. 2t.
BUBB.-August II, 1884, Edward ID. Buub, in
the ilst year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also
Conestoga Council, No. 8, Jr. Councils, Nos
l2) and %, o. U. A. NJ, and Post ~, q. A. H.,
and also Post 405. q. A. H., are respectfully in
vlted To attend ths funeral, from hts parents
residence, No. $40 East King street on Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock. lnterment al
Woodward Hin cemetery. al2.2t.
BoRISo. In this city. on the 18th INST, John
ID. Boring, In the 7ith year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family ar,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral fron
his late residence, No. 40 North Queen street
on Friday afternoon, August 18th, at 3 o'clock
Interment at Lancaster cemetery. No flowers
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Aids--James Carberry, Peter Lutz,
Frank Roland and Isaac Rittenhouse.
Ironville Band.
Washington Legion, No. 1, Philadel-
phia, 69 members, Geo. b. Kiei, captain.
The Legion carried large silk flag.
Eden Band.
Washington Legion, No. Q. Lancaster,
3s members, II. MoElroy, captain. Sooi'
ETY. flag.
Washington Legion. No. o. Reading.
Liberty Cornet Band, Lebanon.
Grand officers of tho Grand Circle OF
Pennsylvania In coaches.
Lebanon Circle, No. 81, 10 members,
Augustus II. Bowers, marshal Henry u.
Miller and j. Il. Henry, aids.
Wrightsville Band.
Putnam Circle, No. 113, Columbia, "a
members. l. Y. McCraoksn, marshal.
Fairville Band.
United Circle, No. 107, Philadelphia,
Harry I. Yohn, marshal.
Lancaster Circle, No. t0S, so members,
A. j. Snyder, marshal. A society banner
was carried in line.
Conestoga Circle, No. 10, Lancaster,
% men, Fred. Wilhelm, marshal. A
bible was carried in line by four bearers.
Delegates to Grand Circle, wearing ia
tigue caps.
Citizens Band, Mannheim.
Aureola council No. AZ, "a members, II d,
9. Gipple, marshal.
Committee of arrangements In coaches.
The men presented creditable appear
ance, but the number In line was not 8s
large as was expected. The music furnish
cd by the several bands was OF supe-
rior character.
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Little Locals.

About seventy five persons left to day
on OWENS excursion to Mt. Gretna.
The Lebanon band of 30 pieces, under
the leadership of A. Drumbeller, appeared
for the first time in their handsome new
uniforms to. day and rendered the INTEL.
LIGENcER office an enjoyable serenade.
John Getz, implicated by young CARRIER
in the larceny of money from the father
of the latter. was arrested last evening by
Officer Ritchey and locked up at the
station house. Several other arrests will be
made TO day or to morrow.
A special teachers examination will be
held in the girls secondary school build.
ing. South Duke street, August 23d, at
9:30 a. M, for those who could not be
present at the general examination.
VIM. Sanders was arrested on the charge
of assault and battery upon Charles
Frances. a colored boy. Alderman Sam
son held him for hearing.
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5saaisss55aas =a
m Ann rs 10.
PniIAdelpnia mArEos.

PHLApnLPHIA, Aug ". - Flour firm for
fresh ground springs ana choice old winters,
but weak tor new winters and low grades I;
.upernne state ~ oo9s Extra supertine state
clear, o. 1905 %; do straIghts, % 25Q5 90; Mimi
extra, clear si 7odi 5Oi straight, 500
5 so; Wisconsin clear, % b00i 90 I straights,
u 2ldp5 winter patents 81 5o96 % spring do,
aye fiour at o. 5O9s 80.
Wheat-Market dull ana lower; No. 2
Pa ado do. $40; IN No. 2DeiawSre do, j 5lc. w.
Corn firm under light supply for local
trade; steamer, Gic; sail yellow, 68qo7c !;
do mixed, 66ep67ci mo. 3 mixed. 6id65c.
,wS1e, @ iipiSo; S So' do, @ 45Siic rejected, I ed
t0Gli3c; No. mixed ilc.
Rye nomina at BO4Bjc.
Seeds CloveTseed steady at 9fl9A Timothy
hrm at tl 90; fiaxseed duh at u 40 spot, 81 20
Winter Bran nominal at asQl6 25.
Provisions trm with good jobbing demand |;
Mess Pork, 90 bO9l1 8! Heel hams sz9eSo I;
India Mess Beef, 90 6oaao CITY do, siSg
Bscon-smoked Shoulders, lA0liIIc;
alt 40, 6AgIS Smoked Hams hS0ioc !
Lard Lard frm dr. nj city renned, at sXqs4 loose
butchers, IA 4Q7ho prime steam u I01p7 80.
Butter-Market hrm with fulr demand +;
Penn'a Creamery extras, 2l92ae; Western do, 20
lul6c; Western dairy extras, i5c, Vest
4rn good TO choice, la6i214c packing butter
Rolls at sal2e packing butter, 7asc.
Eggs dull and weak Pa. extras, i7Gl7hc
cheese nIm with moderate demand
i New York tull creams, l0I.9l0kc; OH,
rlaJs, choice, at stQsi4c; Western fair 10 prime
| IH9iAc; Penn'a part skins, 5000 do tull
>Patroleum quiet; Refined, SIC.
whisky dull Western at q Is.