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THE RRPuRLIoANs
Nominate n Fall Complement of ofleer,
FOR both Houses.

N.NNpE DUH kAputNht I'D
The Republican members Of the two
Houses met at the Lincoln Club Rooms,
and Capt. Il, O. Mcwhorter, member of
the House Of Delegates from Kanawha
county, was called to preside over the
meeting. Mr.. Morris was chosen secre-
tary, and on motion these gentlemen were
made the permanent officers Of the joint
caucus during the session.
The Senators present then met In sepa-
rate caucus. and Senator, Woodyard was
made Chairman and Senator dawson Sec
rotary.
On motion OF Mr.. Dawson, Senator W.
@. McGrew was made the caucus nominee
for President OF the Senate. 81.
Senator Scott named Frank Bowers,
City Clerk Of Wheeling, for Clerk, and he
was made the nominee.
For sergeantat-Arms, ]. S. Hyer, Of
Braxton county, was nominated by. Sena'
tor Morrison, and chosen by reclamation
81 THE HOUSE CAUCUS.
In the caucus Of Republican members
elect OF the House, Capt. McWhorter pre-
sided, and ]. s. w. Dean, Of; Upshur coun
ty, was chosen Secretary.
Mr.. McWhorter was unanimously
chosen as the Republican nominee fol
Speaker, and Mr.. stapleton was appoint
ed to place him in nomination before thu
For Clerk, Mr.. George Edwards, o
Moundsville, was instructed TO nominate
| in the House Mr.. WI. w. Cowden, o
Mr.. 4. F. Lang was chosen as thenomi
nee for Sergeant.at-Arms, and Mr.. Dear
to nominate him, and w. H. johnson a
the nominee. for Doorkeeper. The latte
nomination will be made by Mr.. Powell
OF Taylor county.
Some question was raised Of Mr. John
sons politics, and assurances were givei
that he was Republican, and had sup
ported the Republican ticket at the las
The Joint Republican caucus will NEE
at the Lincoln. Club Rooms this morning
at half-past 8 o'clock.
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=. ..L IA notI.f1 IL niosnd Rt
i2 oi May sl2 aal2 eo sSads " s - 1T
70 32 Lard In taif demana h ~ "a. Man
cash fe3Iass n. M 1S5Se
500 e,ess1 ~, mn mests h isif asnaad
~ Cc: short lib 0oc; short clear
S0s6i5c whisky steady and ~ 49, -
Ri,ttsr ann; creamefisS diary 3 3ta2l
Lftsftoon board.-Wheat steady; advanced rs
Com Gtiet; February and March advanced ~;
NAV declined Lle. oitssteady; January, Feps9 y,
and March advanced zsc lStk hfn' aaSAVe4 -
AZ, N atess. "a r Ia aniet: No Pennsylvania
.t Hut IIsyStos SISc: Eo nd January sga
~ ~. ~ rShS,,as1 SSc: March 9iIaa2c; April
"a siis. Nav aliSaSSJic. Corn weaker: car lots
1iiict and easier; no glade sc; No. y 80; NO.
mixed lgc: No. mixed January fepr9aiy
tSJ(algsSc; March, April and Nay W. ~
inactysi futures dun 2nd nSa.as w wbite
January 3Ga3sc; May s6aa9c. PROVISIONS quieL
Butter active and hrm for hlgn grnuS,, S1
extras sSaSie. Eggs scarce and ffin ~ SiASse
CINCINNATI, O., Jan. i&.,flori essief IVY NY NY
red SCI: receipts I9 busneist I1!a5S 49, ~
ss1opeer At s9e. rye In good demand at eOc Bar
~. ~, ~ I'd nncbSnged PorI dun and nominal
~ sia t hi o. 1Sri in fair demand at 6sOc Bulk
M meats "a STiet and unchanged. bacon steady and
nnebaneed, FcI,s aud cheese dull and unchanged.
W.. - n az s,yheat ontet and weak; No.
nd NaEh and January IStlGs EeQfUAf1- tt11Gi
Nan Sic hId Nav $40. M soft &aS7c Corn
We.tE. No. caSh 3Otc january 4033sc; May II 70.
az Anil and non,inai: no aiDtatiOnS. Clover.
ssed Arm mime 81 90aS DO.
'SSH ''' no eta.l,
~ So ~ 49,. ,o,,.,,,, "a.
CHICAGO. W dnnhsaS. shinm
poTS; 1--we s,a,p fos,ensd steady rnie
,cst mi c,oted ba1oa lo,scr: rough packing 81 20
~ M. nSnEing and shippinR 81 I0ll T0 light 81 2a
10: skips 81 s6ai O0 Cattle Rccelpts 300 head;
shiplnetits $500 head good grades scarce and in
good demand q stronger prices exports SSl q &
p zee 9. head sspss SO % aeSd
g seaS 90; medium 70 good " zSs 'e' el'ise - "
At nNs 1000. "a. 20 ca,,,o ,ns,tot s,,ong
ET Llnns ,Sstn:.. t,ccIn,V % bsad min.
WiLn ~ a III mn. receIntS III
menu iyoa "a Ss.ad ph,IadainSiSs 81 fa
ne S6 ~ 'S n shaat mSrket anil and
~: x v ,s.' ,on,,I,. IN haad shin.
~ loWeG ~ L has ta'
S,...,,...,r a Ia, 1a-Jivo ,,oos n,,iet. con.
mon and iisht d coal Is: packing and butchers
81 mi 6j: receipts 900 head shipments 7l5 head.
= Petroleum..
20 s,a.,.,,., ...,.,, ,o,,,e.
/ Orr, Cry. Pa. jan. lB,-NntiOual GeFt4us
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Sow then. o. Exposition was 1aauguratsd.

Sow them. o. Exposition wns Inaugurated.
The Inauguration OF the Exposition at
aew Orleans, noon, December 10th, was
contemporary with the 10th Monthly and
Grand Extraordinary Drawing Of the
Louisiana State Lottery, when over hall q
million dollars was scattered by blind For
tunes wheel. Tickets No. IS, 2s2 drew the
first capital prize Of Sib0,000. It was sold
in tenttH at 81 each, two Of which $780,.
O00-were held for collection by the Canal
Bank, OF New Orleans; another two
$50, 000-collecte through Wells, Fargo &
Oo:'s Bank, San Francisco, Cal. another
-.E15, OOO-bEG eo., M. Shackleford, collect
ed through Bank OF Commerce, Tenn.
The remainder, was sold to parties in Gin.
|cinnati and elsewhere. No. 9S,S84 drew
the secend capital prize OF $50, 900 and was
also sold in teHths. Two Of which-Sl0,.
0O0-was paid to the Germania National
Bank, OF New Orleans, La.I another So
900 to John ]. Mueller, No. 49s Hastings
streets, Detroit, Mich; another So, 600 to
Mr.. Geo. Carpit, q well-known newspaper
carrier Of Memphis, Tenn another s., 900
to Messrs. A, Goebel ( Co., Detroit, Mich. 4
the remainder was scattered, No. 6,69s
drew the Third Capital prize Of SEQ, 600,
sold to New Yorker, whose name by re.
quest Is not given. The next drawing (the
i77th) will occur Tuesday, February 10th,
OF WHICH all information can be had from
N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. D6w
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US 8. lOl; U. s. AZ, ll24 U. 8. NEVIS, I2ilS;
Pacific @ Of '96, 1851 Central Pacific 1907 Erie,
Lehich & wilkes, So; Louisiana colsols, ~;
Missouri 6, 10l; St Joseph us; 5. P. & s. G. frts,
lIg1.; TonneSseeGs, old, do new, 20: Texas Pa:
cihQ. Land Grants, 81; do RIO Gande, 6S514; Union
Pacific Grsts lIgSE; do Land Grants, vi; do Sink
ing Fund, 1lalf Virginia O.; sc; Virginia ConSols
extn matuEed coupons 81; DO deferred, ~;
Southern 30: Central Pacific, $50: Chesapeake
4 Ohio, *; DO ast preferred, los DO second pre-.
dnadO ieS99S; Erie, lll4; do preferred Is; Fort
Wayne, 12S: Hannibal q st. 1oseph, SsISS: do pro.
terfed, SSM asked; Kansas & Texas, l11<; Lake
Erie d Western, II; Lake Shore, e1S{; Louisville
4 Nashville, 25iis; Louisville, New Albany 4 Chi.
uaRo 10: Memphis & Charleston, LIST preferred, 10;
Dc q preferred. 81 AetaphIs & Charleston, q;
Michigan Central, Is; Missouri Pacific, s37E;
NaGhvillo & Chattanooga, IS; New jersey Central,
w Northern Pacific, li5s do preferred, North.
western p0IS; do preferred, l2g; NewYork Central,
$50 Ohio Central, ": Ohio 9 Mississippi, lSjis,
do preferred, o: Pacific Mail, 66as; Pittsburgh
1856; Reading, 1Gy4; St Louis & San Francisco, is;
do preferred, 81 ;st Paul ~; do preferred, l66
Texas Pacific, is}{; Union Pacific, w; United
Wells, Fargo Express. los; Western Union. SIX.
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CORSETS.

Our Saturday announcement Of the re.
duction In our 5 00and 81 20 Corsets
to az cents caused many sales Ia our Cor.
set Department. We have still upwards
Of so dozen in-stock; but we are not ma.
king any money on them, In fact many OF
them cost us more. And so after our
present stock Is gone We can't offer any
such values, and we request purchasers
10 call soon while we have all sizes and
eolors. A. L. RICE u co.
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HOME MARKRrs.
wholesale Prices Of Various commeditiss.
TlEv iyrrtirorscEn ofTtcE, !
wHTrtfNu TneSdhy January IS. J.

wholesale Prices Of Various Commodities.
~ IsrrtiiorycKn o7TtcE,
wRREtrN0, Tuesday, january 10 .
AnumSer Of changes will be found In this morn,
inys quotations. Trade generally speaking, Is ven
good for this season Of the year. Merchants nave
been comparing their business Of December win
that done IN IheSAmo moath In iss3, and In large
namber Of cases reported, they were surprised
to hnd that more business was done THIS year ". sl
last. The preSyh. prospect Is an encouraging one.
GRAIN, HLouR, Erc.
There was IN advance in prices IN thts depar,,
ent and business u reported better than LOT souiV
Corrected byJ N. cLousToN, general grain deal
or corner OF Market and South streets. ~,
Gr1iR-Wheat $50 per bushel, state Oab ~ ~
Rye 6Sc but little Offering State corn, new on tne
Floar-Fancy patents, Spring and winter 81 w
CO., fancy family, white amber amber and WlnIst
81 50, Dat meai-mettum brAnd-SS " per pp1'
lgncy s60 %. Rye -four 500. A.
Nil Fe6t-White middlingS go 90; coarse 40
SIS 90; bran SO %. chopped iced $500. :. a,
IEdy AMI Smlp-Prime loose timothy sl4 Vgalo y.
per ton; prime baled sll UOal6 % per ton. Wheal
straw 8 "; oat straw SO %.
PROVISIONS. ETC.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city and Wheeling Folks
Abrond.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. E. W. Hancher, Of Pittsburgh, was
in the city yesterday.
Tax Commissioner James u. Mason was
among yesterdays prominent arrivals.
Miss Carter, Of Louisville, and Miss
Rutherford, Of Charleston, are visiting at
Judge Kcnnedy's. &
Mr.. Joseph speidel and wife will leave
for New Orleans to-day, where they will
take in the big Exposition.
Prof. +. S. Lyons, Of the estate Univer-
sity at Morgantown. is among the promi-
nent West Virginians in the,city.
George Fisher, son Of Hon. Benjamin
Fisher, died yesterday afternoon rather
fever. The disease did not assume a
grave stage until an hour or so before his
death. His untimely demise will be gen.
orally regretted.i
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Morris & Books spectacular melodrana,
in FIVE acts and seven tableaux, including
the famous inundation scene, q rcpresen-
tation OF crevasse on tho Mississippi and
its evil consequences, will be presented at
the Opera House this evening. Reserved
seats are on sale at Banners music store.
Among the special scenes are the snow
grotto, Mammoth cave, the French mar
ket, New Orleans, the Horseshoe bend,
and the burning train.
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The Governors message and accompa-
nying documents have been printed, with
tie exception Of the report Of superinten-
dent OF Free Schools Butcher, which has
not yet been completed. 1T is nearly all
in the hands OF the printer. The mes
sage will not be made public until 1t has
been read to the two houses OF the Legis-
lature. twill he sent in to-day immedi-
ately upon the organization Of the houses,
and in ali probability will be read at once.
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nomination who did not earnestly and
cordially support and vote for the Demo.
cratic nominees, and all Of them, upon the
State, Congressional and National tickets
at the late State and National elections In
West Virginia. r.
On the next ballot Mr. werning was
chosen, having % votes to Carlile,s IL.
Col. Lucas,s resolution buried poor john
SON out Of sight.
The successful competitors for the vari-
GUS positions were allapplauded when the
result was announced. The! caucus did
mot adjourn till nearly II o'clock.
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llember. q ~ Leri.lature.

Attention Is called, while making q stay
in outtcity during the session OF the Leg
islatnte, that you will likely want suit
able, place to put your clothing, and for
that purpose you should have q trunk.
Nowsthe place to get trunk, durable and
cheap, Is Of VIM. schwertieger, the
Manufacturer, 1l48 Main street, rs he Is
the manufacturer Of them and will make
special prices for you. Call and see his
stock. He also invites you to make use
Of shis office during your leisure moments,
where you can oyopr corresponding, &c,
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ASH am about to give up the merchant
tailoring business, / will offer TO my GUS
toners and the public special bargains.
AS / will make up all garments at about
half the cost you would have to pay else
where, now Is your time to have your
suits or oyercoats made up cheap, with ct,
trimmings and workmanship guaranteed.
All persons indebted to this firm will
please call and settle their accounts,
Store closes at o'clock, except Saturdays.
Store for rent and fixtures for sale.
= ii. II. MANsRAcH.
No. 90, Twelfth street.
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II you arc suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disorderede blood, weak constitu-
ton, headache, or any disease of bilious
nature, by all means procure a bottle OF
Electric Bitters. You will be surprised to
see the rapid improvement that will fol
low; you will be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return pain and
misery will cease, and henceforth you will
rejoice In the praise Of Electric Bitters.
Sold at fifty cents abottle by Logan & Co.
NwH4W g'
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This week.

Unprecedented bargains will be offered
this week by Geo. R. Taylorin
Black silk Grenadines, o
Black Henrietta Cloths,
Black Nuns yeilings,
Black Crepe Cloths, DC.
His Silk Sale will also be continued this
week at the same low prices. lG
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NEW York, Jan. ls.-Cotton very dull: futures
quiet and steady: January ll.0ic; February Il 02c:
March ll0Sc; April l2bc; May $40; June II 4ic;
July 11bSc; August Il Csc; September Il 90: octo-
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LOCAL pREy1T1Rs.
Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About tho
nitV
MArrrrr at oharley shay's Theatre 10

CITY.
MATINEE at Charley shay's Theatre to-
day
aTnE Power OF MoSEyn at the Opera
House this evening.
DURING the month Of December S06
CARLOAD Of lime stone were taken from
the workhouse and spread on the streets.
GEORGE McKowN was nominated by the
Republicans Of the Fourth ward last even.
ing for member OF the First Branch Of
Council.
TIM Riverside Steel works has given
notice that the works will be closed In
definitely unless the employees report Tor
duty within twelve hours.
FoR the quarter ending December 81,
1884, Sheriff Browns bill against tho city
for keeping prisoners AZ the jail was
slSl 80. II was ordered paid by Council
last night.
TnE u. s. district court meets at Park
ersbure this forenoon. Judge Jackson,
Clerk Moore ard Marshal Atkinson lett
for that city last evening on the ONO
River road. II
A CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was yes
teriay issued by Secretary Of State Stal
maker to the Union Loan and Trust Com
pany, OF Boston. Mass, having 9 nomina
capital stock OF 81 ,000, 900, Of which S2,OOC
has been subscribed.
The Republican City Committee me
last night to organize. Mr.. John Erev
was made the member from the Thirt
ward vice Joseph speidel, resigned. Mr.
Frew was elected President and Treasurer
and J. r. Cowden Secretary.
TIE rollerskating craze has receive.
fresh impetus from the marvellous exhibi
| tion OF skill by the Russian skaters q
Charley Shay's Theatre this week. VIVA
they do not accomplish on the skates cal
not be done-and great deal that the
do not accomplish cannot be done by any
body else, as some Wheeling people ar
ready to testify after trying.
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Good prints Sic.
Heavy S = anbleached muslinSc.
Good bleached muslin Sc.
Indigo blue prints, best 6tc. y
Brocade dress goods DC.
Canton flannel remnants &c.
E, M. McGILLIS & Co.
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nSpIoATIoNa.

WASHINGTON, D. O, Jan. Ill AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, followed in Tennessee by local
rains, generally warmer variable winds;
falling barometer.
FoFthe Lower Lakes, generally warmer
weather, preceded in the extreme eastern
portion by local spowsj southwesterly
winds; falling barometer. u l
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THE OTHER OFFICES.

When nominations for Clerk were
called for, Mr.. Dorr, OF Webster, moved
that Col. j. b. Peyton be nominated by
reclamation. This motion was seconded
by Mr.. Laidley,tof fCabell, who eulogized
Col. Peyton highly, but not more so than
his deserts justify.
For sereeant!at:Ar Arms Mr.. snodgrass, Of
Berkeley, nominated Thornton Henshaw.
Mr.. Snodgrass made speech in the orato.
rical strain for which his speech In nomi-
mating Z. Boyd Faulkner for Governor at
the last State Democratic Convention
made him famous.
Mr.. Marshall, Of Gilmer, named John s.
Stump 81
Col. Lucas seconded the nomination OF
Mr. Henshaw, as did also Col. White.
Mr.. Henshaw received 1oyotes and Mr.,
Stump IS, electing Mr.. Henshaw by one
For doorkeeper AIr. Laidley nominated
John s. Garlic, OF Clarksburg; Nj.
Myles, A. W. Werning, Of Wheeling; DR..
McClung, w. H. johnson, Of Wheeling.
While the vote was in progress, Col. Dan
Lucas rose to q question OF privilege, and
asked II all the nominees were Democrats.
Carlile and Werning were yonched for,
but nobody knew Johnson's politics.
Garlic received Is votes, Werning II
and johnson s.
After the vote was completed, Mr.. Mar.
shall said johnson had told him he had
been an old line Wing, and since that
party disbanded, he had not been o mem.
Der OF any party, sometimes voting for
Democrats and sometimes for Repub-
licRnA. 10
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Che 9'ttslligettttr:.
onieet Nos. 80 and ~ Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements,

Wanted-A Girl 70 do H0tiSewOrk.
For Rent-StOrc-Fo room and Dwelling.
FOR Reut-House for Small Family.
FOR Rent-TwO Brick Houses.
FOR Kanawha RIyer-SteAmer W. N. Chancellor.
TABLE Deiicacies- K. McSiechen Il Son.
StockhOlden' Meeting wheeling Iron and Nail
Company. F,.
Oranges, Oranges Nicholas Schulz,
blank BookS-1Os Graves & Bon.
Notice-stotkhoi ders Riverside Iron Works.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Red Ticket Salc-E N. McGtlln d Co.-Fiat
IN; lie Muncio Roller skate-s.E Boyd.
Auction, Auction-A slCdenbach 4 BFo.-Head
ri I0eal. Is
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F1NANcE AND TRADE.
rhe reature.ot .he aIoner ana s.oel. a1ar.

Al the close the best prices Of the day were gen.
orally current The failure Of D. A. Ball. small
trader, was announced at the Stock Exchange TO-.
day. Compared with last night tho closing prices
arc u y y percent lower, except for Northwestern,
New York Central. Union PacIie and WeSte.n
Union. which are TO percent higher.
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THAT hacking cough can be so quickly
curad by Shiloh's Cure. Weguarantee 1t.
VIII you suffer With Dyspepsia and Liv-
err Complaint? shiloh's 'VitaliEer IL gusr.
anteed TO cure You. RI
sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's cure Is the
remedy for you.
CGtarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by shiloh,s catarrh remedy.
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., A. T. Young and
ChaB. Mankemeller. COW
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BLOTCHES CURED

/ used your Cutcusa Remedies for Blotrh., =,
am completely cured, TO my inexpresSIbSS ~ ~
sesP Y ne HeSs sSye eyer used
akin, thereby removing all Cork" greSSe ~ ~
and Ill the stuff used by them, leaving thsp sIt
pure and white and soft. My greatest rle.sp,uela
In recommending such an article. n NirvN
Tlll Champion comique Roller sfsi,,,
YnftNnarnHN. OHIO. Ne4va,
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Ir's no uocret that DrSPierce's Com,
pound Extract Of Smart Weed is composed
OF best genuine Prenlh Brandy, distilled
Extract Of Smart. Weed and Jsmaica Gin.
ger Root. with Camphor Essence, and
constitutes, therefore, the best remedy
yet known for colic. or cramps cholera
morbus, hiarrhHa, yseptary or bloody
Hux, or 10 break UP colds, feyers and in
attacks. 30 cents. BY drug,
niAtS. ne
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AIL.W0OL KNIT JACKETS.

Wehaye now In stock a full line Of the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail.
ity for butchers, and q full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
I,rink, @. HESS s. SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Cents Furnishers.
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Corrected BY MIL 4 RLllS0nAM, Wholesale gro
cer., corner Main and Fourteenth streets. -.
The grocery bushes for ten days past has been
very fair and merchants genentlly arc satisfied.
l2s prime Rio, l2c; good Rio, lie; ordinary lo3'Ec;
java, lsa20c. ~. 49,.
Roasted !osteIln paper per ID, ltzc: lower
s' SGgars~standard ccaiectIoners, 4, per ID. &c;
Windsor A, Sc; refined yellow, 6a5I 10; gtanulated,
&c; powdered, exc: crushed, 61Sc; cut LOAF IKE.
srlp.- Choice sugar syrup, $50; prime sugar
syrup, &c; glucose, SOC. lr7
Ricc-Carollna, 6a6,Sc.
Neg Orleans Naas1es-Choiee, new crop, ooci
strictly prime, SIC; primo, &c, :
Teai-Young Tyson, per ID, 25a5oc: gunpoTder.
25a76c; imperial, &a5gc; Japan, 2aa1Uc; ooiong,
z1tocj sousnong ,ssh, ma, "a.
100: moiild, nsf set lie - =
Ello1dT-ChOice rider lac per gAl standard city
brands ioaiIc PER gai; country iSaibc per GAL, Al
toauality.
ao0des 'Wdre-No. tubs, per dozen, 81 rs: No. 2
tubs per dozen, Sc rs; No tabs per dozen, $ Is;
Keller per nest 81 5O butter tubs 50 lbs capacity,
sISO. al 95lbS canaeIty 81 90 do q lbs capacity
Il 90; wasfboaFs. plain. 81 5Oai Is; washboartis,
paet,t. nor dozen, 81 5Oa2 Is.
CSnnsd Goois-pIe pea hcs Z, lbs, 81 90: peaches,
lbs 81 5Oa1 20: tomatoes lbs Bakers, 9Oc; sweet
corn OOo. WiIlslow corn 81 30: strawberries lbs
81 rs; blacEberries lbs, 81 Do: ragpberries, lbs,
81 DO. vs.
full cream western, and isS ior New York; SWEET
zer l6tLnI7e aecoriing IN nIlnllty: Iimburser l4c
FSkFNo Smediun mscierei 81 80; No. 2 me.
diH%; So S9SoIco navy Al 8, IL. medium 81 CO., mix.
cd 81 50; tLima 61SsaSS PER 10.
Ssetis-Sales Of Timothy seed at 81 Gal Is per
bashei; clover small Seed S. e0 large IS 76as o. as
ssaMSc per Dbl 81 90; extra per Dbl 81 s.; dairy
fine 4 bushei Sarks 81 10 n.r Sack =
G sse Z y Cot- SScI p ss lb ~ s''N
Cid-Per Dbl IS 0OalO 90; crab apple $40 0oal2 %.
GtnseR0-sl 30 perlb, $50 ~
SdIsgThe card rate is&l5.
PToserra-lGai6c per 10: apple butter 5a51Izzc per
pound: ielly "a per pound. =.
Satt..fPeanTts Tasc iorchoicc white: walnuts 4sa
Coz: hickory nuts 81 coal 81 per bushel.
- nror,,ey
PRODUCE.
These prices arc based on wholesale transactions
Corrected by II. o. MEYER, general commission
merchant, No. 0 Twelfth street.
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EyoR RENT OR FOR sALE-BUSt
IL ness House fronting on Main and sOI4
streets, numbered 1877 Main street. and ia sOgta
street. II Is threestory house with pAyelctlt
and u hydraulic elevator. VIII rent or sell 10
session given April !.
For Rent-Destrable Business House and DE,E
Ing, No. 81 Sixteenth street. Desirable rtsitenG
No. GO North Front street Dwelling No. l09 Esh
teenth street, and many others too numerous y
mention. For further information enquire q
JAMES A. HENRY, Real EState Agent aud SoeT
Public. 1912 Market street y
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Thnr,nomater ReeorIl.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed ut schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday;
4. NJ, Sos; Il M.,slS;sF. NJ, se; r. NJ,
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oxley, B. H., Lincoln county, D,
Parker, Ell L., Marion county, q.
Parks, Andrew, Roane county, 9th Del,