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mNFERRING WITH CLEVELAND.
RAILROAD WRECK IN JERSEY CITY.
THE CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT.
CUNNINGHAM, TIE DYNAMITE SUSPECT.
CONFERENCES WITH CLEyEv.aNn.
Speaker Carlisle assd yur. Randall, In.
Sitcd by the Prcsident-eiccs-N hen
Others are Expected 60 Gail.

special Dispatch to THE EVENING srsR,
ALBANY, NY. January 3a-Speaker Carlisle ana
Mr.. Randall were invited at the same lime nv
fresident-elect Cleveland 10 visit him this week.
MT Randall arrived late wednesday night and re.
turned TO New York yesterday morning Speaker
Sariisie may come this afternoon but VIII prpbl-
oiy not reach Albany until saturday Mr Cleye.
York i0' -''"
Inc President-elect has extended no Invitation
10 meet hm except those TO MesSrs Carlisle and
nahaaii. ana viii extend none. He expects all of
Ch"se VINO wish 10 Ses him 10 visit him In New York
ON tuesday, We1ne day, Thursday ana Friday
next Mr kanAall IN ide absolutely no rrf,rrncr TO
sne taIili during his talk with Mr.. Cleveland
Speaker carlisle has Written that he expects 10 be
here 10 morrow. =
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The PRESIDENT Has APPRovEp The naval appro-
priaton bill for the fiscal year ending June %, ie0
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HIS RESIGNATION CALLED FOR.-Secretary Nc
Culloch has called for the resignation Of Jesse H.
Strickland, assistant inspector OF hulls at New
York. to take effect on the 31st inst, for alleged
negligence and nefficency
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COUNTERFETTERS ARREsTED-The Treasury de-
partment is informed that James W. MCGUIRE and
VIM. B. kelSO were arrested January q tn near
Bailey Colo, for passing counterfeit 50 cent silver
Coins
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ARREST OF PosTNAsTER-The postmaster at
Eatontown, n. c., was arrested to-day his accounts
being $3.50 short. The Office has been placed in
charge Of postoffice inspector.
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L u NJ B E R

F~ LUMBER K LUMBER.
Not having kept strict account of consgnments for
us of late are pleased TO state for the benefit Of the
trade that we have
DRY AND SEASONED
Cut las Spring and Fall.
$4,000 to 5000 feet of Geprgia Florida and North
Carolina PINE. of all dimensions.
200 GOOfect of Georgia and Florida PINE FLOORING
WA1NSCOTIN6 and PARTITION.
10000 to 100 O)O feet OF Virginia PINE OISTS and
BOARDS.
200cOO to 800 600 feet of No and No Virginia
FLOORING. WAINSCOTlNG and PARTITION
100000 feet of White Pine UPPERS. SELECTS, SEC
ONDS PICKS. SHtLV1N N ! and CASE BOARDS.
100000 feet of MAHOGANY. WALNUT ASH and
OAK
10000 feet of POPLAR. MAPLE and CYPRESS
Besides lolds of all ides and quality of Lumber
nsed in this market and in our stock should not
meet the demand repenish the of 600
feet rer day.
Your favors shall have the srictest attention. and
you entire satisfaction together the lowest
market prices
WM. MCLEAN SON.
Yards-13th and street northwest and l4th between
and street northwest. jazz
r-RS CHRISTMAS GOODS
We In addition to my large stock Of GAS FIXTURES
Brass Andirons, Fire Sets and Tenders Also large
assortment of BRASS OaNAMENTS, Fancy Porcelain
E. F. BROOKS,
dig 531 18th street. Corcoran Building
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THE INAUGURATION.

uSOK RENT-DOUBLE BEDSTEADS WITH
II spring mattress. and pillows complete at 93each
bed. fyr five Cheaper than renting cots. Ap-
ply to NAKfIkLD 400 lIth street northwest ja0 2ts
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WH1rE. HowARp. & Co.


Formerly with N. A. CONNELLY,
Have oTenet an establishment At
No Is WEST 10TH STREET. NEW ToRK.
And are now prepared to show HANDSOME IMPORT
Ed DINNER. EVENING RECEPTION AND BALL
DRESSES. WRAPS. BONNETs ROUND HATS. Ero
ja23- 6w1p
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- FRENCH CATERER
CHARLES F, RITZ,
Successor to J. P. Crutchet,

tg FRENCH CATERER
CHARLES F, RITZ.
Successor to ]. p Crutchet
1904 H street northwest.
ready send to every part Of the United States his
eors S q a eaH H t9s na dish c Of this
and Supper also. Boned Chicken, Turkey and Game in
Jelly Pates gras and Game Chicken Croquetts
garnishinx: Ossters in every style and SandWc ches
Beef and Chicken Broth, Consommes and SOUPS Meat
Call 26-4. d6-2m
49, ABSOLUTELY AT COST-MY REMAINING
HH holiday and standard Books, preparatory to en-
1arxing stationery department and circulating library
1749 Penna ave Mrs. Lucy L. Hunter ja3eo
7eYs THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS N D
H-% residents is particularly called to PHOSVITE,
the new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic and Safe
Manufacturer. 1l2a Pennsyivsnia avenue ~ apii II"
~ FRANCIS HUFTY. J. TARBELL DYER,
HUFTY DYER
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE, NOTE AND STOCK
1901 F Street Northwest
Real Estate bought, sold and rented The collection
OF rents negotiation of loans and placing of fire insr
We will also buy and sell on commission Government
Bonds District and other class investments secur-
Money to loan on Real Estate on collateral security
Jal2-Im
~ THE WASHINGTON GAsLIGHT COMPANY.
The Stockholders of the WASHINGTON GAsIIGuT
ing for the choice of Directors or the ensuing year
vii be held at the Office of the Company MONDAY
Polls open from II m. to 1 p. m
jal5-d CHAs. B. BAILEY Secretary
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $275 .S92; customs, $3aO,593.
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lLLuMIxArISa Ons.
"OUR KOMEn
SAFETY OIL.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE
c. WEST L SONS
TIE PIONEERS IN MANUFACTURING
HIGH TEST OILS,
OFFER "OUR HOME"
THE RESr OF ALL"
tOH BRILLiANCY OF LIGHT AND GREATEST
ILLUMINATING POWER
FAR ExCELL1NG ANY Or THEIR PREVIOUS
Try IT AND YOU WILL ALWAYS USE IT
ASK YOUR sToaEKEEPGR FOR
"OUR HONE.
AND TAKE No OTHER
Js burns in a hercse:e Lamps end il particularly
adaIte to tie Liz c.ic, Student and o.. her Lamps
Headquarters:
C. WEST 4 SONS.
us W. LOMBARD STREET
1a2-lm,1p baltimore.
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Ice Blockade In the Potomac.

Ice Blockade In the Potomac.
All navigation is at a standstin on the Potomac
There are no steamboats, running. The ice In the
channel is very rough. having been broken up by
the steamboats, yesterday and frozen again last
night.
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PREPARING FOR INaUGuR ALTON
DAY.



1he headquarters OF the Inauguration committee
While really on street, might properly be located
at the Pension building, as the members spend
most or their time there. AS the work OF pr,.para-
tlon advances, there are great many Details which
require attention. To-day, for instance the plat
lorns In the galleries overlooking the bali room
are being built and also the location OF the piat-
forms for the carriages are being determined The
hoofs IN the reception rooms and supper room are
peing laid, and as soon as the canvas No stretched
over the roof the floor OF the ban room VIII be
lad. The members OF the committee seen to
thihk that the arrangements are progres sing In a
satisfactory manner. Tomorrow at I2 O'Clock
lhere VIII be q meeting OF the executive commit
tee.
THE LINE OF MARCH
There are good many Inquiries made as IN the
route OF the procession on Inauguration day. uts
stated that the line OF march has not yet been de-
termined upon. but that ft Will be considered by
the committee Ia a short time.
CONTRIBUTIONS. fss
The following subscriptions to the Inauguration
fund were received to-day 10y the treasurer. Mr.. G.
I. Glover: woodward & Lotf1rop, slOo.
w. c. Moorhead, s2J; C. ]. Hnlyer
S1OO; Col c. G.. McCawley SEQ Jno NJ Waters co.,
Jno j. Chew, $40; Jno. II. Small & Sons, SEQ; H.
Fox and Brown, $50 Miller jones' $40, James NJ
Green, ssa. Total 70 date, &i7,sls -
THE STREET DECORATION.
At meeting OF the executive committee last
evening action upon the proposition OF the decora-
uon committee TO accept the bid OF j. c. Scheible
OF philadelphia, for street decoration WAS poss
pohed until tomorrow TO allow the chairman OF
the executive committee 20 make careful, esfIrnafe
OF the probable amount OF funds.which Will be
aValiaote, and TO ascertain whatsthe oomnftpee
woald pe Jusuhed In expendng foT iiffereht Ha-
lures OF the inaugural.
HACKS AT THE BALL.
The subcommittee On hacks had a conferences
last evening with nvery-stable keepers It was
agreed that the plan which was carried out nc
the last Inauguration should be followed tbis iie.
that is, persons engaging carriages for the bali
Shall 90 SO with the understanding that on leaving
the building they can. on the ticket whi IA they
nave purchased, secure conveyance to their houses
oy means OF the first available carriage.
NOTES.
Arrangements have been made for QuarterIng the
18TH regiment OF Pennsylvania guards OF scranton.
numbering 450 or 500, and the 9th regiment OF
Miikesbarre, number Dot yet known, In the cor
Ildors OF the basement OF the State, War and Navy
department building.
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THE LOTTERY COMPANY WINS A CAsE.-Informa-
on received In this city to-day Is to the effect that
the first OF the against the Louisiana lottery
company, brought by the government, involving
the question OF the Of the mails has resulted In
q verdict OF not guilty.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS VISITORS to-day were
Senators Maxey, Salisbury, Palmer, Cameron, OF
Pa, and Malone, Representatives Poland, Craig
Houk and Keifer and Commissioner ButterWortn
and Mr. Justice Harlan.
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POSTMASTER ARREsTED.-J. j. Campbell, as
sistant post master at Goldsmith Ind, arrested
yesterday and committed to jail by United States
commissioner on a charge OF stealing registered
letters Twenty-one unopened letters were found
on his person, some bearing dates OF June last.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tCg 1st-Teachers' prayer meeting, at 9i5 a. m.
Sunday school at $50 a. m Preaching by the pastor.
Rev RICHARD NORRIS, at IL q. IN. Communion after
this service Sunday school gospel meeting at p.
Revival services at 80 p and evening during
the week. You cordially invited to all the above
services. ja50-2t>
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT TDEDIcATIoN.-There
appears to be some Misrepresentation among our
local organizations In regard to Invitations. The
Congressional commission have publicly invited all
organizations desiring to participate to notify Gen.
Sheridan. Neither special nor direct invitatiO ms
can be extended to any organization.
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY, Ps., March ls-Csttle-Noth-
inc done. rseCipss, I055 ne~o; shipments, 1,055
head.
Hogs-Firm; Philadelphas' IS 25a5 IS: Workers
s. as 10; pigs 81 5o94 rs receipts, 3 AGO head;
shipments. 3, eco head.
Sbcep-Flrm and unchanged, receipts, 10 head I;
shipments 1900 head.
NV YORK, March l3 Observation-Disclosures. 1870
h,au, buyers wanted. extremes. Sj96 50 per cwt.
common o very good steers, S. isgo GO; extra do
s3 5C99 20 Tor cows and bulls.
sheep-Receipts. S.s00 head. Fair trade and
strong prices: common TO extra sheep. e. 2j96
yearling lambs, 50 SOFAS Is.
Hoss-Receipts, 900 head; nomi1ally firm 1T
g. 2e95 20.
KANSAS CITY. March. I3.-The Live stock Ihdi.
Gator reports;
Cattle : Receipts. II, 600 head; market steady;
exports, SIS 2095 10; good 10 choice shipping 81 30
as u.s. common to medium. s 500t4 IS; feeders Si9
4 So cows, 81 5593 CO.
HoeB - keceipu. 2,6OO head. Market steady;
siSO N-'~N' y ~ - - N's''' '''' . -
sheep Receipts. soOhead: fair to good. 81 soaS:
common TO medium, 81 5092 25
CHICAGO. March ls.-The Drovers' Journal re-
Bogl-Beoeipts 5000 head; shipraents, I. 600
head. Market steady for good grades; rough % TX
ing 81 i0a4 65; packing and shipping. 81 7O94 IS;
Csttle-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments, 1850
mead. Market brisk and stronger: l.o50 to AGO
s6eep~keceints, $500 head: shipments, $50
head. Market firm for good inferior 10 medium,
81 5G9S 80; choice, IS 509i 20.
ST. LOUIS. March 1S.-0ztne Receipts, 500
ne.c shipments, 200 head. Market slow and trads
chiefly local; exports. SIS 6595 co. good TO choics
shipping. IS 2045 co: common 10 medium, 81 50
a.; butchers steers 81 2ogi 80; cows and heiters,
sneep-Receips. 400 head; shipments, so held.
choice, s. 5osi IS; extra, 81 So -'' . ''''' -
HogE-Lower and slow; Workers, 81 coat IS;
packing, 81 scat co: heavy. 81 75@l 90, receipts
S,1CO head; shipments. 200 head.
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PoHD'S EXTRACT CO.. rs 9Th Ave. ssA .orI
Conductor Melius Says Something of In.
terest to All Travellers.
PoueHKEErsIE, \. ", FEB. q. l8Sl.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. y, Feb. a.. 1854.
DR.. d. Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y:
DEAR SIR have used your medicine, called
DIR. KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY, for In
digestion and Dizziness, TO which was subject at
times, and know from experience that IL is worthy
kind. Respectfully, W. 5. MELlUS.
ca Harrison Street.
That DR.. DAVID KENNEDY 5 FAVORITE REM
EDy is extensively used along the line OF the
Hudson River Railroad, is shown by the follow
ing from 1arrytOwn. The writer is none other
than Mr. DeRevcre, the Station Agent of the Hud-
son River Railroad Company at Tarrytown, a
man well known in that Community:
ARRYTowS. \. y. Feb. p, 1854.
Dr.. ID. Kennedy, Rondoui. Z:
DEAR SIR-tOr q long Line A was troubled With
severe attschs Of Dizziness and Blind sick Head
aches. thought ii was due 70 impure blood and
a disordeIed state of TIE system. was advised 10
Try FANORl1E REM EDY. 1 did so. and have been
of for any disorder OF that nature. and I've recon-.
mended Il to many with like success.
A. DEREvERE.
DIR. KENNEDY'5 FAVORITE REMEDY l. not
confined IN its sphere OF usefulness TO one State or
locality, but is hailed a. a boon by hundreds in
every state, as the following letter from Milv.lle
N. j., will show:
MILLvILLE, y. ].
DR.. David Kennedy. Rondout, y. Y:
DEAR SIB-l had been a sufferer from Dyspepsia
from the time was sixteen years old. had con-
lief; therefore had almost given up I'm despair OF
ever recovering my ealth when DR.. KESNEDY'S
FAVOHlTE REMEDY was recommended, which
tried. and have been cured. It's the best medicine
ever knew Of and worthy of the greatest conf
dence. MRS. :. c. DOUGHERTY.
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B eseed he the man who invented sleep,
and blessed be he who discovered Athlo.
phoros, for the man or woman afflicted with
rhet matiI N or neuralgia would De unable to
enjoy the benefits of sleep were it not tor the
aid of this great specific remedy. Mr.. G. s.
Starr, Of IS State street, New London, Conn.,,
writes of friend OF his, for years sufferer
from rheumatism, who, after taking one dose
CT Athlophoros, with remarkable results,
repeated il at bed time, and was able to rest
sll night long. This he had not been able to
do for wears
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

There has never been mecicine Cor rheuna-
tism introduced in this state that has given such
universal satisfaction a. Dprangs Rheumatic
Remedy. ii stands out alone as the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. II
Is taken internally and never has and never eau
fail 10 cure the worst ia the shortest time. II
has the Endorsement and recommendation Of
many leading physicians IN this State and else
where. II is sold by every druggist at 81. Write
for free forty-psge pamphlet to r X. HELPHEN-
Slime. Druggist. Washington ID. c.
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Oils.

PIITSBURG, March ls.-Petroleurl-- n e!tled;
certificates opened at 7e5zc, advanced TO 7ss4c de-
cliDed and closed at I714c.
OIL CITY. March 1S.-Nationsl Transit certid
Gates opened at 7Sc; highest. 7ss4c: lowest, nc;
c.osed at TIC. Clearances. 6.7ii.U00 bills. runs,
55,4l6 bbls.; shipments. 5i,t23 bos.; charters,
Is $50 bbls- sales, 1882 900 bbls Oh! CityOil TX.
change Stock-No bids: 1925 rs. ed.
BRADFORD. Pa, March l3.-Orude Ofl-Marke;
weak ana lower. National Transit and It'd
water runs, Thursday, 65,lT9 bbls. total
shipments 6l.2S0 bbls charters. ls $50 obls clear
snces, ,7eo.0go Dbls National Transit certificates
opened at 7sc and closed at nc; highest price.
7s5xc: lowest price, Tic
TITUSvILLE, Pa, March lS.-Nationsl Transit
certificates eDened 1Sc: at fhishest 7s5zc: Lowest.
nc; closed at nc. Shipments for the entire
oil regions, 5t.52s bbs; runs, So 4l6 bbs.s chart
tiers, is $50 bbls.- The market day was moder-
nely quiet The trade Is still awaiting deTelop.
ments al the doubtful well in Thorn Creek
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The Produce Market.

Ane froduce MARKET.
Eggs-Paying l6c per doz; from store. 17o;
Buttsr-Cresmery fancy u a2sc; choice, $4,000;
dairy. selected, l5al6o; country. fancy 15c;
sweet sweet I .,o lac; medium grades, s9sc; low
Poultry-Hens, SIC per h. ROSTERS. 20: spring
chickens. SIC: hen turkeys, oZc; tom turkeys,
ducks, per doz, 90 so.
Festhers-Prime geese, t5c mixed and ducks
Rags-I1S9lszc.
wool-fub-wsshed and picked. SOC; unwashed.
medium, zoe; unwashed common, 2Oc; un washed
One. Ice; Cotswod, l6c; do. coarse 169l7c; 10.
The Provision Market,
Below are the present Jobbfng prices
6uoked Meats canvased or plain (plsin meas
not guaranteed AGAINST skippers-l3. q. Haas: 10
70 l2k lbs. average. ll1lc; Is lbs average, lie:
pesvy IDS av sysssse Gs; 70 pl lbs o o
hams, 714c; California hams, 754o English break
tsst bacon. clear. IL 20; English shoulders light.
shoulders, pieces averaging to 10 lbs, &c; dried
beef, 15c. Bacon-Clear sides. light or medium
hacks light or medium W.T., nc; French fitch
D. s. and Picked aeats-Euglish cured. clear
per bbi. zoo lbs SIS SO; pork, clear per Dbl, zoe
los, ga Coz family pork. clear per hbl.. 200 lbs.
Lard-Pure settIe-rendered In tierces, SIC: IN
hall barrels or Solb tnbs SIC; lS-lo tin tubs Dc:
20 pals. &c: io,lh pals. &c:
The Grocery Market.
Oneese-fuu cream, New York, 1t9l6c; Oaio.
&c; part skim. e9sc per pound; Wisconsin, Ice;
superior, lie.
.oonees-Common. s,Selo1zc; ordinary, 1870
lie; fair llZdllszc; prime, l2z9l2szc; strictly
prime. l5<913l<c: choice. 1Ss<0l41zc: Old GOV
arnment Java, 19jz@25lsc: McIsrghlin's xxx
roasted. lib packages, 1OO-lb cases, 1s1<c; 6olb
10, lissc: Arbuckle's roasted. l41zc; Levering's
Iszsc; Cordoba, Ike Gates No. ]. 16s<c; Gates
sursrs-cutloai. TIC: powdered &c; srsnu.
.sted, t9s965zc: standard a. 65z961zc; on A, $40
t5Ec; white extra @. 55za61zc light brown. SKA
sc: common grades, 595>c; New Orleans brown.
Molssses and SyTups-Eew crop New Orlesns
Gciasses, 5o9o6c; syrup, 2s9i5c per gal. for
non 70 choice; maple syrup 81 lo9l IS.
Rice-Carolina and Louisiana, 697c.
Spices - Pepper, 1S>z9l9xc: alspice, l0s 20;
cloves. Z92cc; ginger, 17922c; cinnamon IN naatE,
12915c; nutmegs, 75@SCc-
sslt-Lake. In Car lots CSC; dray lots 81 coal 0s;
mail lots. 10c more from dairy, 81 25a3 90.
etarch-kenned pearl. 81 9s1<c Der 10. (; Eureka,
&c; champion gloes. lump, t96xc; Improved
corn, tfG71tc.
Salt Fish-Mackerei, extra meas, s24 per bbl.
halves, e12 SO. Nc. r1ackerel. S1s92C: halves. s.
@i0; No. mackerel sl2 5091s; halves, IS 509s;
No. 2 medium. o.: halves. 81 50: No. mackerel
SGT so; halves. ssos co; No, white rsn, 81 SO;
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The grain market is characterized with fair ac-
tivity; prices. however. are unchanged. Grocer.
les are progressing in a satisfactory manner and
prices are generally steady. There Is good de-
mand for dried fruits. canned goods and fish.
Butter is dull and weak. Eggs are arriving in
great plenty. and prices reduced &c per dozen
yesterday.
GRAIN.
The Board OF Trade circular says:
Wheat-Local markets rule easier than Thurs
day, and the sudden boom has received somewhat
of check Dealers generally are anxiously
awaiting the first dull thunder OF vars cannon,
IN tie far of East. when they expect prices to
reach plane considerably above present quota
tions. Local receipts oil choice stock are very
light. and offerings very meager. Futures have no
friends Seo5oard suffered a sharp decline az
close last evening. Our brokers reported their
limits reduced. but the tone of Eastern markets
was better this morning, and purchasing limits
were advanced. New York at noon to-day was &c
lower Baltimore H9Hc Of, and Chicago being
quoted as steady.
Corn-An grades, locally considered. are higher.
firm and active. Receipts not so liberal. and they
generally fail TO grade. in consequence of damp.
Illinois farmers, as rule, build cribs with
out roofs, probably believing that Snow and Ice
will materially add TO the weight of their corn.
which increase will more than compensate them
for reduction In price because OF being of grades
and we hazard the opinion that they not far
wrong. New York at noon was steady. with Bal
timore and Chicago the same
Oats-A shade firmer. and sll grades cash deliv-
cry will bring full market price.
The following table shows the receipts OF grain
~ this point for the pas: tuenty-four hours;
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M IA RIA.
As an anti-malarial medicine
DIR. DAVID hENNEDY'S
EAVORITE REMEDY

has won golden opinions. 70 traveller should con-
slider his outfit complete unless itincudes bottle OF
this medicine. II you are exposed to frequent
changes Of climate, food ana water Favorite Remedy
should always be within your reach. 10 expels ma
aria pOiSOns and IS the best preventative OF chills
and naiarial fever "a Toe wcrla II Is especially Of
fered Trustworthy SPECIFIC for the cure OF Kidney
and Liver complaints, Constipation and all disorders
arising from impure state of the blood. To women
who from any ills peculiar their sex
Favorite Remedy is constantly proving itself an I'M
failing frend-a real blessing. Address the proprie.
tor, DR.. D. Kennedy. Rondout, n. Y 81 bottle, for
IS, by all druggists.
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O0ffon.

GALVESTON, March g. - Cotton Dull at
10 ei6c. Receipts 465 bsles sales. bales. stock.
26,s25 bales.
MEMPHIS. March ls.-Cotton-Quie at 1910.
Receipts. 200 bales: shipments, ESQ bales; STOCK.
CT SIS bales; sales. 500 bales
NEW ORLEANS. March IS -Cotton-Quiet at
't1Sc: receipts. eco bales; expors 10 continent,
80 bales; sales Go bale; STOCK 80 SIS bales.
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rors,<n mousy ana stocks.

lONDoN- March Is -Consos, p65sc; account
81. United States ponds--iHs, 49, Railc0 vt
Bonds Canadian Pacific. 39L; Erie. Ia: seconds,
tsss: illinois Central. 2)I&: 1t. Paul 755S sew YORK
Central, ~; Pennsylvania Central, 55; Read.
ing. 9.
PARIS March s.-Ren'es-s1f se1Sc.
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EAITIMnRH

81 20@l q.
ct. LOUIS, March l3.-Whssy Steady at s. il.
CHICAGO. March 10. WHISKY Quiet at 81 Is
CINEATI. March Is.-wh.hKy- Unchanged
at 81 Is
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Rye~-No. quiet; 62c bid: no sellers.
Bran-Quiet: sls 81 bid: no sellers.
CHICAGO KARKETs.
Furnished by II. Z. Kinney q Co., Grain and Pro.
vision Brokers. No. Chamber of Commercial
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sion at jubbing hands with a more moderate re-
ouest from agents but as 10 the whole the market
was without change.