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rHRoUeH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West yirginii
? m + and TIeinitx.t y

AAnottAlAtA $751; Se%Nft.Ne--s - =
Mail Agent Bell was seriously hurt IN q
railroad collision at Benwood Monday, the
scales and5water cooler striking him.
Monday at West Wheeling, while the
yard engine on the g.. I. q w. r. Il. wss
letting several cars down to the transfer
boat, they became detached and ran clear
into the. river. AS
The Bellaire Ttibtne says: The 81.
Clairsyille narrow gauge railroad company
either has made an assignment, or is about
to make one, to o. ], swaney. Esq, for the
benefit Of creditors.
Tiltonsville, o.,which is one Of the towns
swept away by last winters big flood IN
the Ohio river valley, offers to give one
acre OF grpund, on o site above the hign
water mark Of 1854, to any firm desiring TO
erect on II q glass factory or any other
works. Thetown Is being rebuilt, and
this is held out as an induoement
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TIE MARROW EscAPE
OF n philadelphia Drummer From Death
from Freezing.

from Freezing.
Yesterday morning about half past three
o'clock as patrolman Murdoch was making
his round on Water street he discovered a
man living on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4
Kentucky track Just in front Of the wheels
Of freight car standing in front Of the
gtamm House. The weather was bitter
cold, and the. man appeared to be almost
frozen to death. sumnoning help from
the hotel, the man was picked up and
carried into the office and laid down by the
hot stove. The clerk then recognized him
ms n man who had been at the hotel a
few days before. Unregistered as Charles
Small, OF Philadelphia, and said he'was a
boot and shoe drummer. At that time he
was drinking pretty hard and his appear
ancs Yesterday morning indicated that he
had been on "batter." He had evident
", while, drunk, endeavored to make his
way to the hotel, and stumbling across the
railroad track fallen and been unable to
retup. twas we'll for him that he was
discovered when he was, or he would
have surely frozen to death. About day
light he thawed out sufficiently to get up
and 90 AWAY.
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage of the Water aud Movements OF the
- Steamboats,.
The river fell several feet again yester-
day. Last night the marks indicated a
depth ID the channel Of II teet 0 inches,
The river continued to be filed with Ice,
which was much heayifr than that Of
Tuesday and interfered largely with nav
igation. The reports from above last
night were as follows: Pittsburgh, z feet
1 INCHES; PaFker'V, Q fest 8 inches; Lock
No. 4, 8 feet !. inches, Greensboro, Is feet
8 inches; Brownsville, Z feet; Oil City, s
feet II inches; Rice's Landing, o feet s
inches; .Morgantowri, 3 feet IA itiphes,
AZ al. d these points II was ialling.
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! wAsHIssTos, D. O., Jan. 22.-1 a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, iollowedby q slight rise In
Temperature, noFthwesterly winds, be-
coming variable, falling, barometer in the
western portion and rising barometer in
the eastern portion. n
For he Lower Lakes, fair weather., fol-
lowed In the western portion by slight
rise in temperature, westerly winds, rising
followed IN the western portion by falling
barometer, lisSs ,s
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THE suBJEcr OF TAXATION.

A Comprehensive Bili to be Submitted to the
state Senate.
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A Comprehensive Bill to be Submitted to tho
state Senate.
The Senate Committee on Taxation and
Finance had a long meeting iastnight,
Tax Commissioner Mason was present BY
invitation. The meeting was called To
consider the subject Of taxation, and free
exchange of views was had. a general
complaint Is heard that the present tax
laws are burdensome to- the agricultural
classes, compelling the farmer to bear
more than his Just proportion Of the rev
enue raised by the State, for the reason,
among others, that the farmer is not
alloweda an exemption on, account OF debts,
as other taxpayers are.
The committee concluded to change the
riay OF the annual assessment from jan
uary ! to April ]. This will find the farmer
with less feed. Of various kinds and fewer
cattle in his possession.
A sub.committeewa was appointed to draw
up bill covering the whole, matter Of
taxation, and embodying the reforms
deemed desirable by the committee.
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TREyTny, n. T., Jan. 2l.-The Empire
pottery and OFT 4 Brewers potter, two
81 the largest in the city, took their men
back 70 work this morning at the old
rates. II Is understood more manufac.
ttlrers propose backing down and paying
the old rates, 81 n
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III. Ernsheinler,
Ghe q4tstIigstttet.


ONCE. Nos. 70 and ~ Fourtesa,h Street.
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BALTIMORE Nd, Jan. Q. Flour frm but quiet:
s. l6aS 65; family g 76a6 co. Wheat western easier
hut quiet; No. ! winter red spot fresh
January spISa90O; February 061IaelJJsc; March ga
$50; May aS aa6<c Corn, western easier but dull:
m. mixed ed re- s,S ssass, 81; Fsssa
western willie 87aSsc; mixed SlaSGc Rye steady
at 6Sa72c. Hay steady; prime TO choice Fsnhsyi.
vanIa and Maryland $4 Vlal5 80 Provisions steaily
hut quiet; mes pork, old, sl8 So; new, Sl3 75:
bulk meata, shoulders and clear rib sides packed
ea7iEEc; bacon, shoulders 20: clear rib sides SIC;
hams 1lslai954 Lard, refined SIC Butter steady:
western packed lia2lc;cteamery22a sIc Eggs Arm a,
9Sa20c. Coffee steadyi Rio cERoes, ordinary 70 lair
q = issl s u! A'i : soy US whisky steady
PInIApEtfHIk, Pa, Jan. 2l.-Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat quiet aud hrm; Ne. red Ia elevator
S9I4c; No. 2 rcd January Sylka9Oc; February g0a
9g5se; March g2a921GGc; April May sja
mpdeFete demand No, s ts5,SSe; Nc. y yellow 6eo;
March, and APRIL sSIS u; Maya Nav gS,slSs 1ss
higher: no grads SIC; rejected white $50; No. .
white s9llSci No: 1 white 100; futures quiet and
NAsch and April Sd a1c; May SiaSSc. Butter I'M
and In good demand: creamery extrRs $40; New
York State aud Bradford co., Pa, extras "a
Eggs weaker; extras SlaS2c; lined 1gi2lc. -
ToLxDo, o., Jan. 2i,-wheat quiet and steady;
No. rcd, cash and IanNaTy s0Ste; February
sl1lci March s2(pl Nay ~ }c; No. = soit sS15Sc.
January % 70 bfi May q bid. Cloyemeed easYi
prime ~ IS asked. ".
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2i,-Ple,lr firm and UNCHANGED.
Wheat demand active: 10, 3 fcd SCc; receipts
1900 huSnelS; ShipmentS 600 tushels. Corn Steady
and In hiF demand; No. q Il 5Sai2c. oets EtCadS
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AIL.wOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We layenoW In stock a fun line Of the
above Jackets; also, IN extra Heavy quail
I'M for butchers, and q full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. @. HESS Il SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers.
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Tho supefintendents and canyassers Of
to-day's election at the different polling
places were sworn in last night. They
were appointedby Mayor Miller on Tues
day night, and their names were printed
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IeoAL BRFyIrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
City. So 81. Z.

If., FAHa CITY ~
THr opening Of the Capitol rink has
been postponed until Saturday afternoon.
Dunlsa this cold snap the butchers Of
Fulton have succeeded in getting their
ice houses full.
IN the Circuit Court yesterday, Panl
Paur, native ofAnstria, was granted his
second papers and the court adjourned
untilto-day. ~
The only transfer Of real estate admitted
TO record by Recorder Hook yesterday,
was deed made January 10, 1885, by
Ann Parks and her husband, of Belmont
county, Ohio, to Patrick Connel, 81 this
county, In consideration OF 81 600, for the
Mouth ten feet Of lot Noe and the north
ten feet Of lot No. 5, both in square No. 0,
Of Churchill's addition, No. 2 and all the
appuftenanees thereto.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the First Branch
OF Council was called for last evening Tor
the purpose Of considering the bill to be
presented to the Legislature, that was ap-
proved by tho Second Branch at its meet
Ing Tuesday night. There was no quorum
present, however. and bygS O'clock the
Branch was wrapped in darkness. Inc
result will BIO that the bill before 1t can be
presented to tho Legislature with the APP
proyai Of Council, will have 10 be eonsid'
cred by both branches Of the new Council
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IT MUST have been a terrible state Of
atfaiiS, that caused the Psalmist to ask:
.NVho can stand before his cold ~ IN his
day the remedieswere few and doubtful;
how much happier should this generation
b1, that has as ahousehold remedy, DR..
Bulls Cough ayfApi so wonderful has
been its cures that millions rise mp and
call It nblessed.u =
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The Seventh ward, all ofthe Island.
The Eighth ward, all that portion south
OF Caldwell's line and north Of the city's
southern boundary. 81
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The Republican candidate for Mayor
Mr.. jacob W. Grubb-needs no 'send
off," He Is too well known for any news
paper comment on his fitness for. the posi-
ton to be necessary. OF Mr.. Thompson,
candidate for City Sergeant, the same
may be said. II tirmness, discretion and
nerve are requisites for a Chief OF Police
he is certainly admirably adapted to the
office, and even his opponents in the pres
ent campaign have not dared assail his
personal character.
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The Pacific passed up with . tow oi
empties.
business on the leyeey esterdaySas dis.
tressingly dull. Il
The Louis A, Shirley arrived from Gin
cinnati and laid up on account Of the ice.
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Ward vide bleached muslin . cents.
Yard wide unbleachei muslin cents.
Good prints o cents.
bingham, fast eolors, 8 cents.
Canton hRnnels ) GEMS.
Red Ticket Sale.
3, N. MSGiItis = og
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NnRENLKS
NoRFoLKs, estar, NoRFoIKs,
5NORFOLKS.

Last nights Express completed our
line OF NorfoIks. We have themin Blue.
CheylOts, Yacht, FlanRels, Grey and Drab
woOsteds, Piaids and other fabrics.
Gentlemen Of the Rink will please call at
the Star. D.GUSDIING & CO.,
30 Twelfth Street.
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Theriniometer Record.

The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
I 4. ", lss;;i2 NJ, 2i';SP. NJ, eos; P. NJ,
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BAtTDoRE q ONO special excursiou to
Pittsburgh Sunday next, January 25.
Rate for round trip 81 50. Train viii leave
Baltimore 4 Ohio. depot at 8 $50 a. ", and
returpinewillle Pittsburgh at s;S0 F.lt.,
Eastern standard time. Tickets good for
this day only. SO
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L Ia
az, ana UNCHANGED. Pork notninally Urn n ann
,,,,ctatee lard quiet and nnehsnse1. ,,nsd,
neats cSIiei frm and .i Saev 81 ~ s
and In good demand - Ind N sod
,s,,.1d AZ ,si III Butter qtiiet and unctangeas
Fgrs stfcng AZ &c cfeese quiet and npepatseai
y Petroleum.
~, c,Iy pa. Jan. .. National Transit cettlh:
~ ona,ed A 6qjSc highest 4et Lowest VI,
closed e @c sales gefi, 20
~ ~ sis ehaftars 2B65 barrels. on CITY Uh
Exchanse stock q ~ bids 8 y allkefi.
7Rr.nyoRp. pa. jan. q. Crude Oh quiet and
weak; ciearGhees 900 ,sass
sSipmeiils as barfelsi charter ~ os55fsi
National Trnsit certificate opened ~ eio9e3
N re: highest eg15ss q; lowest y.
Y,,yrsyftIx pa. Jan. ai.-N National transit certl1.
Gates opened at highest IN
closed u Gg{c shipments Ivf4sl "
9,365 barTelS .
prrrsNunou. Pa. Jan. q. The afternoon market
dsciinsd nailed to 6ge fell OH again and
closed at6g,sc Trading was Light
RAIrnoRE. Nd, Jan. q Petroleum nominal
- - = Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Ills. Jan The DE9rs Journal g, re no
Zoo head; maTket allow and 1ogloc Love-, tn ne
largest decline IN heavy hogs rough Il e e
a Is; packing and shipping y sSat ~ h sS1 Nh.
shinmsflts 100 head; demand weak and l0agVc
iov!er; exports - 76a6 Is; good 70 choice Shlpping
d G0lS % Sheep Receipts 1900 head shi pnen4
400 head; market slow; common " hnI ~ ~ ~
s2S: medium s. 8Oa3 Is; good 70 choice u UNI W.
extra si16
F1sr ItnrsTY. Jan. 2i.-Gattle market dull;
mime 50 e0sS Is; fals to coed S 2se5 u, common
Il 26a5 90; receipts 6S7 head shipments ~ head.
Ss @ SsaS pS SOS i 9Grtes
6fI1 sheen market mfr; prime 81 2a4 30; ttlf 70
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gor sale.

Real Estate Agent and Notary P1bls
20 1912 Market Itnd
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LoSspA1r bIeached muslin a cents, at
the Red Ticket Sale. ~
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
mo FeaIurees. Of the ,IoneE ana stoek Ma,


kets.
HEw YoRx, Jan. 9l-Money easy at ! percent.
Prime mercantile paper I<a6 percent Sterling "a
change bankers blls strong at 81: demand sisg4.
GovERsMENTs-lFm..
RAILROAD BoNpN-Flm.
sTATR sEcUHTrTEs-Dull. a.,
sTocKs-ThG market opened drtn under NC
leadership OF Graugeis and pricei ADVANCED 1sh73
percent, except for Western Union, which was e
percent lowGron the reports Of q decision IN tne
Court Of Appeals on the tax suit which inroNe1
about one million dOllar. The stock was recovered
when It became known that the company WOULD quo
and that thedecision Just rendered involved only
$1,000 OF back taxes against the Western untont
and s. 900 against the Gold & Stock company:
Soon after tue opening the market declined v m
call Subsequently there was another decline o.
KtOl1 percent and a rally Of y 10 u percent
fluctuations having BEEN widest In coal kharss.
c gssSs s dsE aet d decline caasS an aSs
able influence 10 the general List: AZ me
close prices showed recovery q u pei.
cent for Missouri Pacific and 1{ah percent
ware & Hudson, New York Central and Northern
Pacific preferred. Compared with last night the
closing prices are percent lower, except ior
New York Central and Pacific Mail, which are 20
| y percent higher.
Transactions al 600 shares.
.: So, lolls; u 8. ~ ll2sE; Q. new 4,
Pacific q Of ~, 1885, Central Pacific 10; Erie, 81;
6, l0l; St. Joseph. IL; 8. p 8 c.arsts, 1lII
Tennessee6s, old, NJ; do new. AK: Texas Pacific
Land tnnts, g; DO Rio Gnnde, 81: Union Pacific
Fss y GS annS aVv snS oS 80 saa sss
matured coupons, as; do deferred, s; Adams Ex-
press, $50; American Express, 90; Canada South.
en- 2g5: Central Pacific. Sly Chesapeake & Ohio,
q. q, Q. I'll 81; Denver { Rio drande losI122
Erie, 12jS; do preferred "a: Fort Wayne 12i: Han.
nibS & 81 Joseph, 50 do preferred. ss9s Kansas
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AL Weop cashmers plaids, IS inches
wide, worth 81 90, Rt 70 cents, at the Red
Ticket Sale. y. N. McGlLLrN & Co.
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Rs,tNAXrs Of bleached muslin, worth s
cents, at 81 cents, ct the Red Ticket Sale.
=. NJ, McGlILIS 4 Co.
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For Rent-Bricls dwelling House.
Slonks For Hale-I. Irwin, Agent
living Hros. -MaddockS. s5..l-. a5Aa
lIonds For SALE Belle GlRSS Company.
Something New In ValeIlti irk's Art Store.
Charley Shay ~ Aealcmy OF Aukic- fourth Page.
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T10R RENT-A FEW VERY DIN
IL nble rooms for Offices or lodgiRg.nOn, h
l501 and 1908 Chapline street, opposite M CSsis7
Apply to W, II. RlNEIIART. ll6S Market 81 w
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A FAREWELL DINNER
p,tho Members Of the Press to a Departing
Brother.

NJ the Members Of che Pres to a Departing
Brother.
Mr.. Harry Black, who for several years
has filed the chair OF city editor Of the
Rsqister, leaves aboutth first Of February
to accept position on the ST. Paul, Mime,
sofa, Globe, the paper recently purchased
by Mr.. Lewis Baker. His brethren Of the
pres, as a token OF their good feeling and
81 roget at losing him from the ranks OF
Wheeling Journalism last evening ten
tlered hin a quiet but quite elegant little
farewell dinner at the Cafe Brunswick:
The three daily papers were represented
by their city and news stats, and a very
congenial party it was, that sat down to a
repast gotten up in ENTERS best style,
With this nsa
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TOR RENT-ST0RE.ROOM AN.
~ Dwelling House, At present OCrupel II
Rody, No. lllD Main Stieet, pOSeNIOn Hiy,D IL
i.lSS. ALEX. ROGERS. IN
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Ey0R SALE OR RENT-THE LARGE
II three story Brick Building, Nos. sOls aadsa
corner Main and fWcnty-tiTSt streets; dOubtisjj
rooms, 42xs6, and finished basement; second y
third stories containing II rooms, finished Aoa !,
nisheai bath rooms, wash hoNse, &c, % @uS
- ENQUIRE ON THE PREMISES.
,i \. B;51he above building would mAEsl e
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NV YORK. Jan, ii AN CLASSES OF seasonablc
fabric OF fancy or patterned character Gdapted'to
dry goods dealers, has been succeeded BY staple
cottons in o more modemte request ClothsnS
wooden has been In better demand and SAFE, VITA
healthier tone prevailing Throughout inc market
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TyoR RENT-A FURNISHED H0rT
JIG containing s rooms, bath room, hot lna N
water, and nll modern conTeniences rfite sS5
per month. MRS. II. h. WAlTTIHIg
iAl7 lSil JsrnhSlnti
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Thefire willpreyent Mr.. Baker from going
10 st. Paul as soon 90 he intended. He
was to have left to-day. He expects to
rebuild on the site Of his former home,
and also intends putting up several neat
and commodions cottages on his property,
that viii make very desirable homes when
the Elm Grove road Is extended, The
insurance, $4,000, was in two companies,
the Etna, Of Hartford, and the London
and Liverpool Globe, S, 900 in each.
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NKw YoHK. Jan. Cotton quiet: mlddllng
ii. ~ fitnreS barely steady; January ll06c; FEB
tt,Sry ii.ISc: March i006c: April lilo; May
ll2sc June 1889; July 4 40: AUGUST llSgc; sep
crsaNsArr, O., Jan. Affection active and firm
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,EoR RENT.
TOR RENT.

EyoR RENT OR FOR SALE.-BuS
u ness House fronting on Main and Sod
streets, numbered li27 Main street and ltkl SOD
street. II Is q three-story house with pAvtlttlG
and q hydraulic elevator. VIII reut or sell b
session Riyen April.
For Rcnt-Six roomed House. No q SeTeutei4
steet. Deslrable residence, No. 60 North I'M
street. No. n Seventeenth street, -Four iCts
No. ~ Seventeenth street No. 9iJ7 EO6 itdl
No. I'LL Baltimore street Three rooms fnt tof
262s Main stteet. Three rooms. second lOOt, y
Main street, No. 9iS Market street, SioteN1
and Dwelling, No. 2163 Main street.
For sale-$SN Acre Farm at Shefard, Ninst
county, w. Va. -
For further information enquire Of
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent and Notary p1blk
ia20 1912 Market Itrd
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SUE oARsEHTs worth S25 90 down Ia
SIS o. i, NJ, McGilLiN 4 Co.
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CHICAGO, LIS, Jan. 1.-Thers was considerable
demand for No. . spring wheat for shipment to-day
and It was rtiniofed That considerable has been
taken for export. Flour quiet and hrm. Wheat,
demand active and Aas{c lower but a steady ad.
vance OF ic followed. easei OF and closed higher
than yesterday; sales ranged: January s4aal9sc,
NC; March closed at sC9sc; May
sS99sc,. closed &C se4c: No: 2 Chicago spring ia
7gssc closed at No. red sltsas2c Corn
In fair demand; opened weak, afternoon ruled
stronger and closed about the same as Yesterday;
cash S75S2ss1,Sc; January S7,SaS7tssc, closed At
size; February closed a. 50 70; March
37a$Sc, closed nj size; May i0jjS closed at
Axe. Oats In fair demand; opened weaker, de.
clincd 10 recovered and closed steady: cash ~
275sc; February 27a275Sc, closed at 215kc: March
Sa27c; May S0l ea3r, closed al Sic. Rye STEADY
at &c. Barley dull and nominal at 65a6GC. Flax.
seed quiet Ut 81 II. Pork In fair demand; opened
5alOc lower, rallied lOal2Ic and cloted
steady; cash So 00Al2 %: january s12 OK;
FEBRUARY Sill 80 fal2 05, closed ut 81 02ISal2 o.;
March si2 071sai2 III closed nj So 16aI2 17Ik<
May So 3Oal2 SIX, closed sl2 41al2 42I< Lard
QUIET at 2j<a5c lower; cash f6a6 IKE; February
676a6.sOc closedtAt 6.76a6. March 6.S6a690c
closed ut 6.S5a6s7Sc; May ISa7.lOc, closed at
7O21<a7.o5c. Bulk meats In fair demand shoulder
4s6al9Oc: short NIB Csc; short clear 6b0a6 Sc.
HuttUr strong; crcanCIieS a2aSic: daIries 27c.
Whisky steady and unchanged ut 81 10. Afternoon
boafd-Mheat quiet; February, March and May
declined &c. Corn steady; February and March
advanced 70. Oats hrmer; advanced t14a9kc, Pork
quiet; JANUARY and March declined 2ISc. Lard
duiet; January declined Sc, \ +. s'tsi 2
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gorgsut.

DooMS FOR RENT-lN lOPS.
III brooks Block. Apply to ". v. R6SII
BRO, 1900 Market street. az
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stean1 alasasts.
Eats aud Caps.

NEW YORK HATBLEACHERY NO.
sAs.sSI.I sixteenth street. Ladies' and Misses
ssIAY, tAce CHIP, Felt and Beaver Hats, etc., nj.
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