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MYSTERIOUS DISCOVERY HUMAN BoN,

MYSTERIOUS DISCOVERY HUMAN BONES
FOUND IN Box FIVE FEET BELOW THE SorL-
Yesterday morning, while several laborers,
under the direction of s. B. Neil, were dig
ging a ditch for hydrant pipe in the rear
lot of the McMicken property, on the east
side of Bank-alley, between third and Fourth
streets, their spades struck a decayed box
about five feet below the surface, and con-
tinuing their labor, they threw up several
human bones, which, from their size, were
evidently those of an adult person. On ex-
animation, box about four feet by two and
half was discovered, containing all the
bones of the human form. A body must have
been buried there many, probably twenty or
more years before, but under what circum-
stances never, in all probability, will be
known. A vault, some time since filed up,
had been on the spot, and it is supposed the
body, for some unknown cause, had been
thrown therein, and the remains laid con-
cealed until yesterday.
As the lot is in the notorious quarter, for
many years den of harlots and thieves,
where numerous crimes were perpetrated, =,
1t is not improbable that the boues we're those
Of some victim of the poisonous draught, tho
bowie-knife, or the revolver OF one Of the vile
characters who so long infested "Bank
Alley" rendering it plague-spotin in our city,
and synonym for vice and erime through
out the land. fi'u.1 a..1'. NtI.rf W.
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BOARD OF Cry IMPROVEMENTS. the reg
ular semi-weekly session of the Board of City
Improvements the Clerk was instructed to ad-
vertise for sealed proposals to pave the un-
paved sidewalks from Broadway to Culvert-
streets. .a.r.
Also, for proposals to repair the intersection
of Ninth and Harriet-streets.
The following repairs for accepted bowldored
streets were ordered.
Race. street, from Water-street to Fourth
street, for $50; Walnut-street from Water
street to Third.street, for $35.
The Communication from Adam N. Riddle,
and other property holders on Estelle street,
relative to establishing the grade of said street.
was referred to the Commissioners of the Dis.
trict in connection with the G. @. Engineer.
Adjourned until this morning at 0 O'Clock.
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G. B. Reese, Son 4 Co., VS.. Mann & Straus.
ceeded fore Judge Hilton.
The examination of Isaac M ann was resumed: The
witness was questioned closely to the custody of
the books of tile frm that he had looked for them
and could not find them that they were ordinarily
pit on The desk or IN tho safe, which was In the
| vault the bouks were moved from there v hen the
assignment was made and he had not seen them
since; he did not see them we'd, and did not know
whe' her the assignee had them or not.
Mr.. L A. T. ompaon then asked the Court to make
caimiDg nat tho testimony showed they were trying
10 conceal them. :
Mr.. Long cou ended that such an order could not
be made In is proceeding unless the proper unda-
ton were laid for 1t, and he tthe counse) desired
here to remark that it was not proper to make
charges to the injury of his clients aud to create
prejudice against them in this community, Mr.. L.
had made a ta'ement yesterday (which found ito
way into the papers) that these par e- had repre-
sented themselves to be worth over $30 OO shUrtl,
wit statement showing an ability to pay only ten
cents on the doIar-while the fact they had of
tered to pay forty cents the dollar and the MAJ
joriy Of their creditors ready to accept that
proposition.
Mr.. Thompson said there was one creditor for
10 force the other creditors into such one as had
been named, but 10 the hope az he (counsel believed
that b own claim would be allowed in full. But
the other creditors would never consent it, and ht
had not the least ntmaton from his clients on the
subject. .iil -.,|. 1-
The Court held that the plaintiffs had right tc
call for The books al after the examination uf Mr.
Straus who stated that he had been III for several
wot ks, and did not know what had become of the
books (bu promised 10 make search and the furt her
examination Of Mr.. Mann as to tie disposition d
merchandise and sundry notes, 40. The examina.
tlon was adjourned. '. -
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A SURPRISE PARTY SURPRISED number
of young persons Of both sexes concluded, the
other evening, to indulgeia one of those ,ry
vulgar social iufictions, known among q GER
tain class as surprise parties, selecting as their
victim gentleman's family on Seventh street.
Accordingly they called on him on n,asse about
nine o'clock in the evening, as much to bis as
tonishment as indignation, and learning from
one Of his servants the cause of the visi-
tation no rendered the surprise theirs, by in
forming them, through his domestic, that he
would not see them, and assuring them that
his happiness would be measured by the
promptness Of their departure.
The entire party went away quite cast fallen,
after receiving a salutary lesson, which a
little good breeding and true courtesy would
have rendered entirely unnecessary.
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LATE STABsINa AFPRAY AT HAMrLToN.-A
correspondent writing US from Hamilton, But.
Ter County, Ohio, states that Augustus Hipp,
who was recently so seriously stabbed in Diff
feulty with one Lawrence Snyder of that place,
Is thought by some to be growing better, al
though he can not conceive it to be possible for
him to recover. His intestines in some places
were almost severed by tho knife of Snyder,
and of course apart from this the wounded man
Is in great danger from inflammation of the ab-
dominal visoera.
Hipp is well known in this city, and was
highly esteemed by his associates. He was q
horse-dealer, and agent for Mr.. John suther-
land, of Cincinnati.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

A KNorrY QUESTION OF LAw.-0ur Mayor
was yesterday called upon to decide question In
yoiying the right our Ctv Fathels to private
INDIVIDUALS to erect hay scales In the public streets
man named stout under the sanction Of the Couu.
c several yearssnce erected pair oil scales of thii
Kind in the Se' 'enth street msrketspace, and con
ses'sa sSea 10 ansss s 'Ima unit, cy weshsr wai
non dd or did not snpersede all private enterprize OF
that eharacter bnt before e was decided the Office Of
weighoT was abolished, and thus the matter rested
until few days since, when a man named Patton,
Shlle driving team, accidentally hit the scales and
Ss%s SsUNe tnem 70 pieces stout commenced suit for
thai the City Council had authority to permit the
erection 81 the scales In public street. and cons
quently no damages ouRhtto be given The payor
reserved his decision till advice could be obtaineJ
Much interest Is manifested in the result.
CoUNTERFEITER ARREsrED.--In our yester-
days ISSUE we noticed the arrest Of dealer In conn
terieit money, by our officers, In connection with
thoSe tbo or bqt were unable to give any Of
name OF the cuprit was Fred. Dugan, q resident ol
this this place. i appears that he had been for some
time suspected Of dealing In counterfeit money, and
recently the officers have kept close watch upon bis
movements. he was detected In passing Two ten dol
lar bills, and the officers put In pursuit. Having
self 'oncealed or soma dasy but night before last
Marshal Mc Langhlin learned 'hathe had taken pas
sage for himself and family on board the Key West
him, and carried him TO Covington. Both he and
HE vile were examined before the Police Court when
tho former was held to bail In the sum Of $500, and
the latter for $780, for their appearance at the next
term OF the Circuit Court. Dugan was committed
IN default, and his wife released on her parole Of
honor, No money was found about them except S43
In gold. III 0OF' WV
AN ESCAPED CoEvInT ARRESTED. - John
Mount one of the four convcts who recently escaped
from the Frankfort Psnitentiary, yesterday ar
rested by Officer Dcky, at the foot of Fif street,
Cincinnati, He had been sentenced 10 three years
imprisonment, for robbery and had served two
OF his time. His term will now he doubled Rogues
be caught. 80 : - - :
AN. OMIssIoS.-We yesterday omitted to
Mock, paraded with the Kenton Ualets night before
last The two companies made handsome appear.
ance, and their svolutions did them great credit.
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MAN SEVERELY BEATEN.--A man named
John Belse, in drunken brawl on the bank
Of the Miami Canal, near the foot of Court
street, at an early hour yesterday morning,
was 30 badly beaten that he lay for several
hours unable to move, and was finally picked
up by some persons who happened to be pass.
Ing that way, and carried to his homo on
Culvert-street. Belse is deck hand on one
of the steamers now lying at the wharf, and
says he was attacked without cause while
walking along the bank of the canal; but as
he confessed to having been inebriated at the
time, it ia possible there Is some mistake In
this. His head is severely cut as If by sharp
stone, but his injuries are not of such nature
as to preclude his ultimate recovery.
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SINGULAR TESTIMONY OF POLICEMAN.
certain policeman in this city, who 10 more 70.
markable for his ability to catoh thieves thar
his elegant use Of the English language, wa.
called co the stand before Judge Lowe, few
days ago, to testify in regard to the doings Of
some parties whom he had assisted to arrest
He began thus: "WelI, you see, me and my
partner were going up there when we found
these fellows Just q raisin' hi" "Stop,"
said the judge, eve should be glad to have
you cease using such language, at least in your
testimony" He blushed and stammersd
through the story as best he could, but is not
yet satisfied that his lap,~ Gnguao has not
done something Of the same kind with him
and his position.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM THE EXPLOSION OF

CAMPHEsE LAxP-The saying of Queen Ger
trude that Gone woe treads upon anothers
heels," is verified every day, SO fast upon our
crazy old planet do they follow each other. A
woman named Julia Johnston, residing on
Western. row, near Ann-strset, was sadly
burned by the explosion of camphene lamp,
last evening. She was filing the lamp at the
time, and but for her presence Of mind would
undoubtedly have been burned to death. Dr..
T. L. Neal, who resides in the neighborhood,
was called in and dressed her wounds; while
under his treatment her suffering was rendered
comparatively light.
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-------------------------
NEW PORT NEW So

FLOATING NEws.-The proprietor Of the Art
Palace which now lies at the foot o York street. has
regular printing office. He 'gets out his own Siiis
and ssue, triweekly journal entitled 'The Artist y
He will remain with US for some time, aud invites
our citizens to drop In and see him.
AN IMPROVEMENT RESUMED. The Maoadam !
iIna Of ofColumba 80 long suspended has been
at length resumed.
MORE SABBATH BREAKING. - Officer Cleary
captured two more hunters rather their guns, on
an action agalnst him for highway robharYi
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BoY FOUND DRowSEDLCoRoNER INQUEST.
The booy Of boy about twelve years Of age
was found floating in the river about mile
below Sedamsville, yesterday afternoon. Coro.
nsr Carey held an inquest, but the body was
not identified, and the usual verdict was rem.
dered. Ithad evidently laid in the water for
several days, and was partially deoomposed.
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New INSURANCE AGENoY.-Mr. Owen Owens,
jr., late Assistant Secretary of the Firsman's
Insurance Company of this city, has taken an
independent position in business, superintend-
ing an agency for three companies, whose joint
cash assets he advertises to be over ak hupd-
red thousand dollars. See his card and his
city references.
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The CIrIzEN's INSURANCE CoMrANY.-Per-
sonal character is good portion of cash capi-
tai IN business. Col. Isaac G. Copelen, long
Magistrate in this city, is President of the Git
izen's Insurance Company. and Is known for
fidelity and reliability. The office will be
found quite accessible in the Life and Trust
Company Building, at the southwest corner of
Main and Third streets.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSION
ERs.-At their regular session yesterday morn
ing, the County Commissioners passed orders
amounting in the aggregate to $2,785, of which
$2,l25 went to Evans Swift for interest on
Lunatic Asylum Bonds, and 5000 to John
Dorsey for labor on sewer on the Carthage
Road. Apart from this no business of import.
ance was transacted.
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HEATTNa AND VENTILATNa FURNAcEs.--Par-
ties in favor of warm rooms, together with
good ventilation, are referred to the adver-
tisement of Sawyer & Co., in another column
1t is claimed.that they are offering greatly
improved furnace, two of which are immedi-
ately to be placed in College building. In-
terested parties should not fail to examine
than
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Coal CookINe SrovEs. Cooking stoves that
burn coal instead Of wood, are destined, If
they hare not already, to take precedence
with the economic housekeeper. The Anchor
Stove, advertised in anotherfolumn by Cham
berlain & Co., was awardeda silver medal at
the late State Fair, and is said to possess
many advantages as baker and heater.
Try H. HHH.t F y
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The LATE EXPLOSION AT INGRAM's DrsrIL-
LERY-Joseph Renegin, the engineer at In
grams Distillery, who was SO badly injured by
the explosion day before yesterday, died Of his
injuries at three O'Clock yesterday morning.
Joseph Arnold and Thomas Halpin, who wore
also injured, are still alive, andlwill probably
recover, although they suffer intensely from the
burns inflicted upon them by tho scalding
steam.
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AN EouIvooAL CoMPLIMENr.--A day or two
since, merchant on Main.strest infor med
bore constantly lounging about his store to his
serious annoyance, that he would mako q cap.
ital collector. The fellow, taking this as
compliment, asked him smiliugly why he
thought so. Because" answered the mer
chant, you are so ugly and disagresebls that
any man would pay your bill to prevent
you from calling second time.n
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COMMON PLEAs.

In room No. Jude Carter called the docket
and heard cases submitted ...
was ordered In This branch Of the Court that the
divorce docket should be called this day (Wednes
day. after the trial list for the purpose Of seeing what
cases would be ready for trial on the 18th inst.
In No. 3 Judge Collins called his docket
CRIMINAL SIDE.-Judge Malon presidsd,-Tbe fol-
lowing cases set for the day were called
The State VS.. O'Brien, burglary; James BERGEN,
malicious stabbing; Henry Turner, maliciou, stab.
bling; John Kline, grand larceny; O. Men2hau,sr and
J. Kline, forgery. '.''ITa
In some OF the above the prosecuting witnesses
were absent-in others the defendants-and ali were
laid over and the jury discharged until o.day.
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Steamboat Register,

AaaIvALs- tielr0se, Maysyille; Denmark, Ports.
mouth Prioress, Madison; Boston, Louisville; Dun
lelth:, Neville; Clipper, Big sandy; Virginia Home
Neville. -.
Portsmouth; Key West Pittsburg; Cambridge, New
Orleans; Melrose, Maysville; Clipper. Big Sandy
Dunleith, Neville; Virginia Home, Neville; Priorsss
Madiaoni Boston, Louisvills
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DRESS HATs.-B. R. Alley, opposite Broad
way Hotel, 10 now ready with his exquisite
Dress Hats. Thcy are superior to those here
tofore used, and we think the style unexcep.
tionable. Those wishing on essy atting hat
ought to give Alley call.
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HOME INTEREST

&T A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewolry, Nos. 81 and al Western. row. e
CB- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest COR
ner Of Sixth and Western row, over Hannaford's
drug store. Pictures taken aud ut In good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted To pleAaa. -
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Q / t Y N E w S

For SALR.-0ne-h of the Oovington
Route on PENNY PRESS, is offered for sale to a
prompt and active carrier. Apply at Count
ing-room.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

GENERAL TERN.-McGregor, Administrator,
W. Ellis Sturgis and Others. Before the Court on
petition In error The principal error relied upon
being the ruling COURT at speia term that the
assignment to Y. Worthington was 'alid.
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RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE DURING
THE PAST WEEK.--The Mayors clerk, Mr.
Charles Belts. yesterday paid into the City
Treasury $l,s40 IL, which lie had received
during the week ending yesterday, for Licenses
from the follow ing sources:
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The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPAsY.-We are
again under obligations to the Adams Express
Company for late papers In advance of the
mail. Such favors are always appreciated.
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CINCINNATI MARKrr-NoyIxBrn 8.

FLOUR-The market Is unchanged and dull: sales
were about 800 brls. extra at "a y5 80, and 100 brs
choice hfte wheat at 50 So Receipts large, being
1859 brls the last twenty. four hours = =
WHlSKY-No change in the market: sales Of 600
brs. at 23h@l23hc. tho latter rate for wagon.
pR0YiSIONt--Them market for mess Pork Ia dull,
and prices noniina 20O brls sold on private terms
UNDERSTOOD to be $a TO- and ls0 hhds. Bacon at ono
Lard nominal
GROCERI GS -Molasses very scarce, and ,c. per
gallon higher, closing at iln42c. Sugar nrm at
7Ql74c. Coffee UNCHANGED.
WHEAT-Ths market continues dull and unset.
tied aud holders are unwilling to sell at the prices
CORN-The markets. firm with GOOD demand ut
436gitc sales Of 2;0 bush q 43c.
UA1S-Thers is . good demand and prices are
steady: sales OF s0 bush In bulk 700 bu, h.
do, AZ i5Nc; 500 bush at 400.
BgE. The market is dull but prices are unchanged;
we quote prime at 75c.
BARLEY-.1he market continues dull. and prices
are wthontchange. I'm 3h ~
CHEESE There Is q brisk demand, and the market
Is very H. M sales Of 400 boxes Western Reserved At
" boxes. extra large at 91o 70 boxes English Dairy
at lilo. = " - .. ~
BUTTER-There Is fair demand for prime roll at
KpPLES-The receipts are large and the market is
dull; prices are unchan ged: sales Of 100 brls Roman
Bea,liiss at 80 3u: 100 brls. Believer as $225
POTATOES The market Is dnl: We quote prime
Neshanocks at 45c., on arrival. ~
CLOVER SEED There Is a fair demand for prime
st 5 sales Of u brs. at 81 so % bush. at 10
Duhn, N ~ w fE'A ef. H4Esf-l tHIst
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AUCTION SALES.
Pratt's 22d Annual Sale Of
VALUABLE BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
At Auction.

HVo-NIGHT AT 7 O'CLOvl AND Fol,
IL LOWING NIGHTS THIS WEEK,
At No. % West Fourth-street, ..
Next to Smith q Nixon's Hall)
sw Books at Private Sale during tho day at about
half the Publisher prices. ~
Ladies and gentlemen arc respectfully invited 20
noltf KELLOGG WILLIAMS, Anct'rs,
A TION SAL E.-BY G. BRA
~ SHEARS a CO., sales-rooms Nos. 81 and 70
M ePd MoRSfS s
Sgslosk wi,hout rsssrys s So cases Mep Bo,
noe = q. BRSsHEARs Z c., Auctionesss.
A UCTION sALE-BY KELLOGG &
"a WILLIAMS Sales -reoms Nos. 20 and "a East
., at 9o'cloOk large stock Of Watches, Jswery Of
~ varieties ,lIhiug Pry and Fancy Boots
asss aid Queens sss o1ss 6ssS
nos C-L- A. KELLOGG. Auctioneer.
AUCTION sA LE.-BY THOMAS
"A JOHNSTON, in sales-rooms, No. % Main street,
Hop .sa a"efaS Seih Padr sRsfs aoSa st
ING, November 9, commsncing at 9k o'clock, vii, be
Ladies HOOP and d0cEs cioss ssr
'asn'F with rIosXs Easz q JSaSssSs ShtS $685. Aueu
A CTION ) A L. E-BY G. BRA
- ouLhno q CO.-Sheb. b.rO0mb NOS. o. and An
Main et. Regular sale Of Grooer les 8c at Auc-
tion. We Will sell THIS MORNING. November ., al
w O'clock, general sssorn. ent ( nne Groceries,
consisting OF 40 brs. Sugar brls Moasses es
Rice l'o boxes Soap, zoO kegs Nails 2OO boxes bs So
and SIS Tobacco,
ALSO : Indigo, Eutm.ss, Paper, Rope, Wash
SGsa''' Sos H''ts bRasREi Hs III RS CO., Auoonssrs.
AUCTION sALE-BY s. G. HUI
fA BARD, at Trade Sales.rooms No. Il West Fifth.
street, up.stairs sale of Books at Auo.
,ion,=gn TIL URSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS Novem Der 10, II and a. at z O'Clock,
win be sold by catalogue; large and valuable col.
l.clien Of books, cSmpri.ing many popular and
Travels, Literature. Science and Art, Archeoture,
&Ensipeerng, & Mschsnics, Agriculture, Aor,iou.uie,
which are nne London editions and splsnddly Illus
trated. I I.
N. B.-Cataloauss will bs published on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday mornings, and the books will
6e9pen forexamination during the day previous to
each sale. Terms cash.
noSI 8. @. HUBBARD, Auctioneer.
tEpOuiror oOuv
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NOTIcE.-We take occasion again to notify
our patrons living In the district bounded by
Fifth and Seventh streets, and Main and West
ern-row, not to pay moneys to any one but Mr..
RoLLIsroN, the present carrier, as ho alone is
entitled to all dues subsequent to Monday,
October II. No one else has any right to sub
scriptions due after that date.
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LOST.

n ,0ST-D0G-A small, black and tan ter
IL rier white spot on tho breast A liberal re-
ward will be paid by bringing him to the Northwest
corner of Main and Fifth-streets. no9b+
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LBy Telegraph to the Chamber of Commerce. .l

lDy ieieBraph TO the Chamber OF Commerce.!
NEW ORLEANS, November Up. M Flour being
higher ssiss brs At Ss % sor ers1 snps1as s
mses FORK duil, but unchanRed. Lard dull and
prses nominal at lOA@allc, Bacon dull and only
lOkGolQs5c. for Sides Sugar in moderate demand
9ut p,lces shade lower: fair at 6t0l7JGc A good
asmsnd ior Moasse, and prices higher, clc sing at
Sight Exchange on New York Is seiliHs Al TSSy
discount. " ''v>'
f. lBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YopS MARKET, November SIP. M.-Flour
market DC. better, with moderate demaud In mari
for OF ports sal. Of eco brs st 81 1894 IS for super
hne State; 81 sOs for extra state; 81 sss for super.
Hs g @ Sr Ssnor 70 20 sooS Sqp sbD
cosng dull Canadian Flour quiet sa les Of $50 brIs.
request at ss6o@l s. Wheat market lc. better with
better export drma1d sales If 81 OO0 bush at 81 O
3! 40 for white Indiana; asi i2h for white Cana,
cred. Barley heavy and lower: sales OF S5 100 bush
at09slc fir canada East and Chicago: Corn quist-
sales Of $500 bush. at CSC @aSl for Southern ami
for State, Western and Canadian. Whisky iia irm
sales OF 400 brs. at &c. Pork heavy anu lower for
mess sales s6s brls at SIS i2l5 for mess 5000
special change sales Of s75 brs At s4@l % forpfime
$5@3 % for country mess: S5elO for repacked mss,
qId dos and % new $l@ll 80 for extra mess. Dressed
new Western at 81 50QAl5. Prime mess Beef quiet.
Cut meats scsr:s and nominal at So, for Shoulders.
and S1@sAc Tor Hams. Bacon less buoyaul: Rales
of2O boxes city cut short ribbed middles, for deiv
sales at l0H@lO4c. Butter quiet l26Isc. for Ohio,
and lo9 10. for State. Cheese steady ut spllc Got
ton quiet but rm sales to-day are 800 bales. Sugar
80 hhds Kentucky at 4h@l0Hc. Tallow firm at
llAc. Wool quiet, but steady: no sales.