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Daily Republican., 1889-01-04
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1889,



at IL o'clock a. IN.
The & llewing desc ilci real estate. viz.
All he undivided light, title and interest
In the fS'.owing lands aud tosenents:
M: /. AL thst CO tain tract OF land lying In
Mill Creek hundred, unity OF New Castle,
Delaware. bcglnnlng l. the eeatrc OF the
koulk Rad anil Newport ami CAP turnpike
thence by aid ub npikc to abrldge over hydc
run, thence by saii run TO the Foulk road
to the place Of beginning. Containing tour
acres OF land more or less, with stone man
sion house, frame barn and other outbuild O..
No. ?. All that certain tract OF laud situate
Ia MIL troeA hunifcd, aforesaid, beginning
Newport and Gap turnpike, running " III
said turnpike road TO a bridge over Hyde ruu,
thence by lands OF heirs VI David tIraves, de,
ceased, to tie line OF Land Of said Furyuson's
nclr's 20 the c, ntre Of the Fonlk road, the nee
by said 70 d to the place OF beginning. Con
taipin Z about four acres OF land more or ! IS
and other outbn,idlngs u ereon erected.
No. Z. a certain let OF land situate In the
Slty OF Wilminkt N, Sew tas'le comfy,
aforesaid, heglnning Al roln' Oh the north
criy lde of AlzTle STREET 10 eat { ON toe
westerly side Of Maryland avenue and con-
a,ninH y feet alo7g TIE westerly silc OF
maple street, the zee westerly aud parallel 10
jackson street " ft,t T. u po mt, then c
eAsferiy pArnllel u MA9e I eel, "a ieet 10 n
point, thence southerly rnS parallel to jack
son street, " feet, be the contents what they
may.
No. 4. situate In the City OF Wilmington,
aforesaid. beginning on the nor'hcrlY side OF
Maple str ct, TX feet from the westerly tide
q ia ks street and running westerly along
Maple street, u ie TO land OF William r.
Carr, thence nortberly 20 feet 10 u point,
thence esstelly ~ feet 10 a feet alley thence
AloAB said alley b5 feet to The place Of begin.
Ming. be the contents what they may.
No. s. Situate In the lily Of Wilmington
aforesaid, beginning on the oasteriy side OF
NanbGfcn street. ~ fee sontherlg fr. M the
southetl side II linden str ct, thence oHth
crlJ 10 rect to land Of Robert LOga-, thence
eastrriy arsllci with Logan land to Llu,len
street, II feet to point thence Bortherly 10
~ 10 lanaS on mas F0rt. thence westerly
BY said II n feet 10 place OF beKinntns, be
tho son .cnts what they may.
No. @. stLuate Ia The CITY OF Wilm ngtOn,
Aforesaid beginning at the Intersection OF the
ssnth.rly side al Linden street with ;he W ST.
sily side OF rortcr street. thence soulhei ly
along Porter street feet Jipehes t. cor
ner, theaoe west rly parallel TO Linden street
Af.etts stake. thence northerly parallel
70 Porter str.ct lis ieet inches to the south.
erlJ 81 ~ Of Linden street, thence easterly
alehr Linden sire q 81 1eeI o the place of he
ginning. be the ooatents what they may.
) lzed and taken In exec ton as the proper.
| ~ OF 4 hiiemina Jhau tler and TO bs sod nv
ALVAN ALLEN, sheriff
SheIih's onice, Wilmington December 2, 1888
d2d-ls
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04
An In.srsaslnK Lsctura.

The Rev. W L. 8 Murray delivered an
interesting lecture yesterday aiiernoo
before the stuaenIs Of the Wilmington
Commercial College ON the Russian Ma.
TN. The entire lecture was replets with
intereitiuK Information.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

VIII be given by the Choral Club on
next Wednesday and Thursday evening
q the Opera houie. The opera no doubt
WI be renierei In this organization best
manner. Over 800 seats have already
bsen taken which will insure large audi
cnces.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

Msssrs. orsns.op, Eewbold & Co, have
aissolyed partnership. TIE business at
Eewpoyt WI b continued by John NJ.
ewheidi ths retail snssness at Whining
t2n stii 30 e7atisns@ BY George W. Nc
- &c " wassssa.e tFads viii be
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

The difficulty of administering medi-
eine to young children is entirely over
come by using DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, the
safest, most pleasant and efficient remedy
for the little ones. Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04
oHARLEsG G. REV. THr

NoTIoE.-I, CHARLEsG. REX, THE
~ owner, Of the house situsted At No. 8
East Be. ond rect In hte Second ward OF
the city Of Wilmington, county Of New
Castle and State OF Delaware, In com.
pliance with the requirements Of the acts
OF the General Assembly In such case made and
provided, dc hereby We notice thai shall
apply In wrIhng TO the Court 81 General Ses-
sfonsof The Peace and Jail Delivery ofthe s ate
OF delaware in and for New Castle County, on
Monday. the 4th day Of eb uary. A. y. 1883,
being the sext term OF said court, for u license
for said house an Inn or tavern, fer the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart to be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable clti-
zens OF said ward recommend the said appli-
cation, viz;
Geo. W. Quinn, Jonn d. Thompson,
Henry Ge6ert Joln I. Bush,
Dennis Conner, Jacob Antweilor,
sdwIrd Melchior, Louis HAr Is
Geo Is. Metzner. A, W. Randolph,
Richard Boo b, Robert II. schuler,
Samuel HDekheimer, w. II. BAbcock,
John hcyey, Robert Hutton,
Samuel Bell, VIM. j. Davis.
Charles Hanel, Gee. O. DevalinRer,
bshn 9e rye Hirzel, Adoiph Kloberg.
Nicholas Jenny. Michael Rafferty,.
ian4'st CHAs. u. kEX.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04
DUBLIC SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT
Il Duslic sale at the late reside ce of John
Hsll2nd, deceased, near Stanton Delaware
nj m u. Al, ~. =. =.


ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1882
At IL O'Clock, a. M, sharp.
The following personal property; ur head
81 horses. II mich cows, SONS with calves by
their sides, others sprinEing; head of young
cattle, sshstts, seed hog, ducKs and chisk-
cas-, farm WaHsns, 1 duRout ma ret dear
born, cart, hay bed. basket sleigh hay lad. err,
roller, nowE and reaper, self hiAdet, araln
avn. horae rake, fan. corn shelter, plOus,
harrows and cnltivators, carriage poles and
Jskes, 2Iets of stage harness, seta lead har-
ness, Carl harness, dearborn harness. brides
collars etc hay fork and ropes, ~heelbarrOw
COW chains, corn, oati and pOtatoes by the
bushel, hay by tho ton corn 10 i1er by the
bundle, straw By the rick, IL acres oil wheat In
the ground. ploss, harrouS, cultlvatsrs forks,
rhtes, shsyeis hedge knives. beans asd peas
Alss hsusehold gsods, consisting OF chairs, ta-
sies, bed and bedsteads, stoych dairy az
lures, buckets, stralners, milk cane, butter
tubs. etc.
TRRNs.--All sums or SO and under cash;
over that amonnt credit Of nine NOS tbs :
purchaser giving bankable note with an ap-
proved endorser, and In erest from date.
ELLEN HOLLAND, AdmiuistTatriN,
Thss. Brackin, auctioneer, Jos. II. XIX,
clerk. ltw
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

II 10 never too late to mend a spraIned
ankle, swollen limbs, still neck, or any
pain or ache, II you but that
sovereign remedy, Salvation OF, the
Rreate5t cure on earth for pain. Price 20
cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

He is well paid that is well satisfied. y
This is what happy man up town said
when he threw away his empty bottle
after be had cured his cold with Dr. BULBS
Cough Syrup, the fayorite.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

Bad breath is most always caused by a
sick stomach. This can easily be cured.
Iaxddor 10 the remedy for such cases.
Price IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04
ON THURSDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY. 1880,

The following described real estate, viz,
All that certain farm tract Of land situate In
BrandyNine Hundred, New Castle tlopntv
and 5tatk Of Delaware, bounded nv the WI.
laiuG,or aud treat YslleE tarnpfke ROAD. Nv
lands formerly of TbomnS O, Smith lan1e iafs
q HezllIah Taliey, and lands late OF Curtis
Meusley, and others, containing 100 sores.
m ere rlaes, with log kousa stols and }rsms
barn, and other buildings thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution As the uron-
erty OF Curtis Talley, and 10 be sold BY
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff,
sheriff. Once, Wilmington. December "a.
1855 d2
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

On Wednesday evening, January J
Bishop Coleman will deliver . lestu
the rosms Of the Board OF Trade o ]
Religious and sseial Bearings Of z
zAtians Of TIE Nature Of the y
Club" ThS lecture will not eomZi
until 8 o'clock, and al Z o'clock,
will be . specih Ineettag Of he y
Viue ~ Ne same place.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04
CHR IsTOPH PUFAHL

NOflCE.-I, CHR iSr0PH PUFAHL,
~ the tenant OF the housr situated at No,
~ KAst sixth street, 10 the Eighth ward
OF the city of Wilmington, county
OF New Castle, and STATE OF Della
ware, in compliance with the require
nents OF the acts Of the General
Assembly In snch case made aud provided, do
hereby Else NOT &c That shall Apply In wri-
ing 10 the Court Of General Sessions OF the
resce and JAN Delivery of the State OF Dela-
ware In and for new Castle Comfy, on Mon
day, the 9Th day q Feb, A. D., 1883 belng
the neat term of aid conrt, for license for
SAID houseEs an ina or tavern. for the sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors 10 less
quantities than one quart, to ba drank on the
premises, and the following respectable citI-
lens of said ward recominen nd tho said appli.
cation, via:
Harry SCHUYLER Ernst Ackermann
BefnArd DonohOe Charles 5chnu rrer
Thomas IL Fegan Chas Coleman
drew Hanna 30 n a strauss
jacob Huber John lJolan
william Hahan John opkrad
Jane Stuart James NAnan
lidelo Berner Robert Thurman
Chase Edwards Dernis Kane
ChAslcs Taylor tlemens Btsler
John N MANS Emil Eckcrt
Thorn - Goss GeorRc Rem
Joseph Fraren Baitin zar eerstenberg
| james Stuart CHRISfOpH PAUFAHL
Jan4-3it
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

There is no such name as James II
Kirby in the city directory Of 1SS6-S7 or
'S6, and If the man resided in this city IL
must have been for only short time.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

A very fine English breakfast tea also
new crop Japan tea at Crippen's, East
End st.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04
Candles


For fne mixtures go to Hollis, No.
West Second or No bt2 King.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

- mi M4Ge xh1ngs Lfvo,y--If Thax y w
Wna1 = wsnssa. mare IL Is--numbasI ~
wxla - Kssssss sn,y.
!. ~ Al present day requires that which "
80 1rt1t r. T. Barnum says the Ameri- ~
~ P~Qrle npprnciate (humbug) then It I1E
necqn41ry 10 count me out Of The race, lSH
Eosossbs scrs ana nis he Sss same ys. @os
e1f9s1nK Tor tho pubnc's patronage will ~
@ser continue ~ long as the name Of rs
!.ouls Feliheimer u over the doors OF the As,
Economy Clothing Hall" IVA
The following REFORMATION will be 49,
neve that VIII not alone create excite ~,
mont to-day and tomorrow, but The QUO. Inc
lssions n the interest Of the above hall stImuat.
s,,ns .,,,, nuacemens 20 the apprecs stss thu
bug. II those who are n he habit ami siru'atis
leel Inclined TO take five dollar over health
co9tt call u their own make, mark 1t up art,
n fifteen, and y en- with scratch reduce Orleans
public dsrss q b s'i bssn tSst i bic a.
such po'sonous bait. no9&M
El<nfng rr- Smokers AK
Might suit fishermen; but throwing out. ~ fla
"a pAit that way wos,t work with tho goo ~
sssanGsss, Don't .. Humbuex< ~
Stick 10 the old standbys who Id 1rrrtInss ~ -.
yoa the value for ;.,.1ysl : III Sis yer
SUI IN ~ n spite y n t asd lo aas
~ Sseiiii yhserse and dazzling trans
~ Ifihations.
Just think Of the words Of truth and
then come aud convince yourself OF the
following facts, that the Peruvian whip.
cord corkscrew diagonal suit OF clothes
that loud spreadcrs advertise paraiyzIng
bargain At I'll, you can have by coming
20 Feilheimer's Economy Hall /" 400
Market street, for IS so. Shetland beaver
overcoats with Italian satin lining that
are marked IN peculiar way $50, you
VIII see IN Economy Hall marked S. 30.
Wide Vale dress suits that houses who
labor under unnecessary big expenses
mark $50, and with a system OF the own
mark down to SIS can be bought at the
famous Economy" for Sl2 IS; BOYS
Suits a. low as si.75; Boys Cape Over
eoats for, the same money; Mems al :
Ecod Cheviot Pants worth S4.s9, for ST.
End durable iron-clad Wo king Pants for
90 cents. Kindly bear in mind the above
reliable information, aud act as your
good Judgment dictates, and you will
have no occasion TO regret It.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04

SHERIFF'S SALE. by VIRTUE
~ Of u writ OF vcndiLioni Exponzs. to me
directed, viii he exposed 10 puliic sale, a the
motel n " occupied by ferdns Sturgeon, In
Newport In Christiana Hundred, New Cas-
tie county. Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04
NoTIcE-I, MARaARETTE FEB

NJ OTlCE-l, MAKGARETTE FELL
~ renbach, the owner Of the house situated
streets. in the Fourth ward of the cllv of Wii.
mingtsn, County Of New Castle and STATE on
Delaware, In c mplilnce with the acts Of the
proyided, do hereby give notice that i shall
apply In writing ~ the Court of General
sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the state OF Delaware In and fer New
Castle County on MondAyA the 4th day Of
Feb, A. D., 1850, being the Iieyt term, Tsaid
court Tor license for aid house y, an Inn
or tavern Tor the sale therein bf ibtoxicatin q
luors IN i'ss quantities thsh one quart u
0e drunk on the premises, Al the fol owing
respectable citizens Of said wlrd recommend
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04
- -.

/s.y e Zraa:
.ArrI}hal mi and boz factory
:. ne, "a ~ Rcounty, burned ysstsr-
a. sNsia 45ry and contsnts. Lots
y <yy SslO.o 900; insurance $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-04
SHRRIFF's sALE-BY Virtue OF A

~ writ bf VendltIopl FxnonnA Ia ma djrect
ed. Will heerposed 10 public sale al the Court
House. OBJ Market street bet Tenth and
heNenth streets. In the city Of Wilmingto
New Caskie County, Delaware.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
Inherited Blood Poison.

How many people there are whose distress
from sores, aches, pains and Cruptlve tendencies
AreduC 10 inherited blood poison. bad blood
passes from parent to child, and II therefore ID
the duty Of husband and wife to keep their blood
pure, This Is easily accomplished by timely
use Of b. Il. b. botanic Blood Balm). Send to
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, for a book Of most con-
vinclng proof.
James Hill, Atlanta, Ca, writes: "My twosonG
were afflicted with blood poison, which dOctorl
sud was hereditary. They both broke out In
sores and CrupllonS which D. u. D. promptly
controlled and finally cured completely"
Mrs. s. NJ. Williams, Sandy, Texas, writes;
"AIy three poor afflicted children, who inherited
blood poison, have improved rapidly alterR use
Of u. Il, u. lisa GOdsend."
J. Il. Wilson, Glen Alpine Station, n. c., Feb.
rtlary IS, 1875 writes: "Rone and blood poison
forced mo to have my leg RmputAted, and on tho
stump there came . large ulcer, which grew
worse every day until doctors gave me up TO die,
lonly weighed 100 pounds when began 10 take
u, y. d., aud twelve bottles increased my weight
10 1870 pounds aud made nc sound and well.
never knew what good health was BEFORE"
Logan & Co., Wholesale agents. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

Arc you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth II 90,
send at once and get q bottle Of Mas,
WiSsLow's eooT1itNd sYRUr ron Chit
DREN TEETitlNu, Its value sincalCulable,
II will relieve the poor little sufferer I'M.
medlately. Depend uponlt mothers, there
10 no mistake about IL. II cures dysen.
terry and diArfhWa, regulates The stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, soitenB thp
gums, reduces Inflammation, and Riye5
Tone and energy 10 the whole system,
Mas. WtNsLow's SOOTHING SYRtP FoN
CHILDREN TRRTHiNu 10 pleasant 10 thS
tAste, and 10 the prescription Of one d
tile oldest and best female nurses And
physlclans In The United States, and n
Tor sale by all druggists throughout thl
world, Price % cents q bottle, MwSaV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

fused to obey It for that reason, The
case went 10 the Court Of Appeals OF
Virginia,
It's constitution provided that Judges
and all other officers, whether elected or
appointed shall continue 10 discharge
the duties Of their respective offices after
their terms OF service have expired until
theirsucCessors are qualified" The con-
stitution provided that Sin case Of the
removal OF the Governor from office or
his death, failure to qualify, resignation,
removal from the State or inability 10
discharge the powers and duties Of the
office, the said office with It's compensa-
ton shall deVolye on the Lieutenant
Governor"
There being no election Of Cover,
nor; no qualification Of one; the court
held that Governor Pisrpont should con-
tinue In bis office beyond his term, not
withstanding the latter provision, and
held that hewas capable Of: holding over
though the Virginia Constitution con-
tanned the same clause as to ineligible
ity for second term as Is found In ours.
For these reasons the demurrer to the
return must be oyerruled, the peremp'
tory writ OF mandRmus denied, and the
petition dismissed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

For many centuries there has been
tradition OF a long lost island called At
tantis.
The Greek geographes located 1t il
the Atlantic ocean, west OF the north
west part Of Africa and the Pillars o
Hercules, The ses.kings Of Atlantis art
said to have invaded Europe and Africa
and to have been defeated by the Athe
mans,
All the legends agree that it was .
vast island, Of inexhaustible resources
and inhabited by race OF superior PEG,
pie, For ages this island has existed
only In legendary lore. But now, when
the light OF modern research Is turned
full upon the investigation, behold the
lost Atlantis is at our very doors.
So the bigoted medical fraternity goes
CROPPING about In the dark, seeking for an
Atlantis or EsCulapius, when Il they
would investigate, they would behold
the lost Atlantis at their very door.
With their ancient text book, a case oil
physiC, q paper In their waistcoat giving
them license topractice, experiment and
dose with their injurious drugs, cauter.
izo and perform unnecessary acts, with
no person or laws to hold them account
able, they continue their bigoted, un.
justified practice, staring into vacancy,
and imagining that they SEQ In them
selves an EsCulapius.
Wrapped in ancient bigotry, they are
crying out against all improvements that
hnun ham mazda In tna1inal ooinnna
They denounCe any new idea advanced
by a layman or an opposition school as q
fraud.
Why
Because humanity will not DO benefit
ed? Not at all, but because their spe.
Cialism did net make the discovery,
Yet they concede that there Is NO
remedy known to their materia medica
that will cure an advanced kidney NAL
ady and the disease arising therefrom-
although many OF them know from
browning proof that Warmers Safe Cure
will-but unsCrupulously treat symp'
toms and call them q disease, when In
reality they know they are but symp'
toms.
~ lHW VI LuG lIluTe uuutbb pHyhlClhlb
admit that Warmers Safe Cure Is valu-
able remedy, and agreGt blessing to man.
kind, but say, in so many words, when
asked why they do not prescribe 1t, that
they cannot, according 10 their code.
Nevertheless, the world Is fast becom.
ing satisfied that the cure for kidney and
liver diseases, in whatever form or con-
dition, has been discovered, and there Ia
no doubt but what Warmers Safe Cure
and its fame will live long after such
bigotry as We have instanCed In the dead
and buried.
The late eminent physician and writer,
DR.. ], G. Holland, publishedin ScriJner'S
Monthly, and showed his opinion OF such
bigotry, and no doubt was satisfied that
Atlantis might possibly BIO discovered in
proprietary medicine, when he wrote
editorially, as follows:
Nevertheless, 1t is q fact that many OF
the best proprietary medicines Of the
day were more successful than many Of
the physicians, and most Of them, 1t
should be remembered, were first dis.
covered or used in actual medical prac.
tiCe. When, however, any shrewd per
son, knowing their virtue, and foreseeinl
their popularity, secures and advertises
them, then, in the opinion OF the bigoted
all virtue went out Of them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

1t was Just an ordinary scrap Of wrap.
ping paper, but It saved her life. She
was In the last stages Of consumption,
told by physicians that she was ircura'
BILE and could live only short time;
she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On piece Of wrapping paper she read Of
Dr.. Kings New Discovery, and got a
sample bottle II helped her, she bought
a largo bottle, II helped her more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued
its use and Is now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing lao pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp 10 w. II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles oil
this wonderful Discovery Free at Logan
4 Co.'s drug store. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

Many Of the large stove ioundries at
Albany and Troy, n. Y, are reported to
be wholly or partly closed. Iron Is 80
much cheaper at the West and South
that the stove industry Of Albany and
Troy appears to be a thing Of the past.
Hundreds Of skilled workmen are idle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

nrsnnstnfIs mud Irorl.ioll,.

NEw YoRK, March 1C.-Flour, receipts 1000
packages; exports 1890 barrels; market dull
and heavy; sales 1900 barrels Wheat, receipts
400 bushels; sales 81 0OO bushels Of futures
md GS b Ssc q sPo, ii PEI SS T:
0GO; options fairly active; Eo,2 red March g2ci
April V25ICi May glc; June 0i9sc; July g14a03
closing at V8HC; August VO14aql9lC, closing At
9lhc; December 9S3+c. Rye dull At IQti3C. Corn,
receiptS 1880 bushels; exports 6Gi0 bushels
Si mixed 4ial3Xc; March Rje: April
cGipts 1900 bushels exports 10 bush.
elSi sales lb,0o0 bushels. Of futures and o. 900
bushels SSnt Of spot MARKET e. G I,. nd d3l
sSSsc; White DO SiaSssi No. Chicago
B2kC. Coffee, options steady; March, April, May
and June lG.SSal7.OSc; July aud August l7.OSa
l72Sc: September l7.9Oci spot Rio steady al 100.
Sugar, refined arln b1Se) extra z Nc; white
Rico steady. RoiIn and tiirpentlnOqUICt. Eggs
quiet; western 1910, Pork moro iCtiVc; Old
mess sl2 76; new do sl3 10, Cut MEATS steady.
Lard dull and lower; western steam $50: March,
April and May 7.22c; June Z2ic; July 1906 Al.
tiSc. '''''' ' '''"'' ''''''n w
CHICAGO, March 16.-A very ialr business was
transacted In wheat, With frmer feeling. A
fair trade was reported In corn, aud prices a
shade lower. Oats fairly active but unsettled.
PtOylsionH fairly active. Flour steady and ut.
changed. Wheat, cash No. 9 spring aud No. 2
S sSS ~ j 9sPt9I9 AK eiSSs S!
July 6IIfaS711[C, ClOsIng al year VIC Corn,
cash NO.2, HlhCi May and June BOIfCl July SGc.
Oats, cash No. =, 2l4u; May, Juno aud July 2S9E
RyO, No. o 4Sc. R1GxicGd, o. %. Timothy seed,
!o Se p3tEi e syI aga M ~ NIX ~ lT2 sIi
OSOR0.S7t ri June 6.plIlqi July 0.g1H Bacon,
abort ribs QUO; shoulder 6.SOGblic; short
clear 6,67)fC. Whisky, q %.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March lO.-Etour dull.
Wheat weaker; No. red March aud April Old
slJlci May aud Juno gilGAVjc, Corn leady ; No,
mixed SSi 10 2hIEh mixed el SS mixed .N
juno II tSai5c. DAD steady 6ut luiSiS No. Sw6lIt
March 10 {a85ll 0i April 8lIfA3iIi Nay and June
BIABlkC. DutlOf dull and weak Pennsylvania
creamery extra gicj Pennsylvania pilnta oxita
go. EgIS dull lcnnEylyailA HhlAlSkc.
BALTIMORE, March iO,-WhcAt, western AFnOfj
NJ. 2 wlate! rcd SPOT aud March WiSi 5Apiil
COifn, SSI.Ofn f,inSfi mixed IgSI aid Match
and 4 prii IOIiaiG3Sc May ll5GAIi9Ec Oats quiet
western white B2Ri9lfc. Rye steady, Hay IN
changed. Butter steady western packed lSA21CI
roll lbal0oi creamery 21a2Sc, Eggs steady At lSc
COiiCO AtmOr az l@So H..
ciSclySA o. ~, Ma SSS, ls sScIng Y whnSa
mixed nc. Rye BleAdyj No. q 49,, FORK ateadj
Al fi96lL Lard OaliCf Al B,l0r. llnlk tneAlh AMI
baeoh nm and unchanged. WhlILy steady d
Si6S, BHitst, sugar and cheese arm, EsEI hCavi
d i0DfAiihc.
Toi5bo, O., March 10. wheat dtlllhd higher
cash pgjiGpSJtgl Nay glISei JUL, IiS) Angus
SIff" NT Wkiis "a, CidytftCh Akiive AM
steady CdIh and March % %,