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The national Republican., 1867-02-01

STATE MILITARY AosNcIEs.--During the
month Of January last the business Of the different
military State agencies for the gratuitous oollso.
tion Of soldiers claims has slightly fallen on. Ths
entire amount thus collected, however, amounted
to several hundred thousand dollars At the New
York agency, Col. 8. Z. Lee. superintendent the
sum Of $26, 72o.ss was collected and paid claim.
ants. This amount Of business Involved the writing
Of 6s3 letters and the employment Of four or hvs
clerks During the period mentioned ., 1sS appli.
cations for the settlement OF claims were received
Of which s72 were settled. The amount expended
BY the agency for the transportation Of INDECENT
soldiers during the month was $4077.
The national Republican., 1867-02-01

NAvY:BuLLE1rs, Jan. -Honorably Dis.
chsrged-Acting Chief Engineers James B.
Fulton. January 15, and Joseph B. Starr,
January "a; Acting Second Assistant Engi.
neer Richard Nash, from July Is, 1865;
Acting Third Assistant Engineer William
ii. Allen, January 10, 1867. .,
Resigned Midshipman Edward F. Weller,
Of the Naval Academy Acting Third As,
sistant Engineer John M. Young, Of the
Paul Jones. .-.l-.
The national Republican., 1867-02-01

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PoLoE.-The
regular weekly meeting Of the Board Of Police was
hsld at police headquarters last night.
ID resolution was adopted that all candidates re-
ported as average" by the committee are to DO
dssmsd eligible q patfplIhsn until The list Of NO
The national Republican., 1867-02-01
DR0P0SALS FOR PERFORMING
l. sanitary WORK OF EaUARTERMAsTgR's DE-.

DR0P0SALS FOR PERFORMING
L SANITARY WORK OF VoUARTERMAsTRR's DE-.
PARTMRNT.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF wLsHrEaToE, D
OFRicH OF OHfEH oukIrERHAsrER, J
WAsHIE0roE, D. O., Jan. 81, 1857.
Sealed Proposals invited At this once until l2
o'clock noon February TO- 1857 for the removal Of all
sink deposts ashes aud dead public amin ais from the
various barracks, buildngs 10 owned and oecuplsd
By the various branches Of the War Department In and
about this city 10 be de.gnasd BY the Chief ouartsr
master, Department Of washington for the period Of
one year from March l, 1857.
Bidders TO furnish all necessary materials and labor
for performing the work. and 10 give bonds 10 be
sutsd at once upon the award Of the contract the
o. ave thousand dollars for the fahfu performance Of
the same.
Paymeuts to be made monthly.
Should the amount Of work required during the
period Of the contract be either Increased or
then proportionAts increase deduction 10 bs made
In the monthly payments.
Lists Of the places to be visited aad statsent Of the
present .mount of work required can be had apPli
The undsgned reserves the right to reject any and
all proposals should they be deemed too high and also
the right to Annul and dseontnus the eonraet at any
time when the contractor shall fail to perform the work
required In prompt and satisfsetory manner
BIDS should be endorsed proposals for Psrform nR
Sanitary Work Of QuartermAster's Department,b - and
addressed to the undersigned.
b. Brig Gen. and Chief auArtermAstsr,
Sl-lH Department Of waAhing gton.
The national Republican., 1867-02-01
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYIHd-IN ASYLUM,
InnIlaanIh atraaI LnIrnla 4 nnrnar Of NJ ntraai

This inshtaon 10 situated In the most healthy por.
uon Of the District surrounded by Its own grounds
Cars pass the door every ave minutes.
Terms Of admission; Prom % 10 go per week, In
soTdAnee with the required payable In advance
This includes Board, Medicines, Medical, and Surgical
Attendance.
The national Republican., 1867-02-01

90 THf GENERAL LAND 0FFIcE.-The Com
missioner Of the General Land Office has
prepared instructions TO govern registers and
receivers and agents Of States and corpora
tlous in the selection Of lands under grants
from Congress for railroads. Also attached
thereto and made part thereof are forms
for verfhcation OF lists Of selections and maps
Of designation and permanent location Of
railroads. The same having been approved
BY the Secretary Of the Interior, are now
being printed.
The national Republican., 1867-02-01
AMUsEMENTs.' A


ATIoNAL THEATRE,
IN Psnnsyivaai. avenue near wnlsrd's Hotel.
BRsErff ~ n. J. ssscR2ls, -"
On which occasion hs sueeefal Youas Balinors star,
Mr. J. D. POLK, - T--T.I-I :
VII appear n his great specially Of Elliot or.y, IN
~ Rosf6 Az tss' cR FaE riy kfyLr,s Il BALI 20
NJ. o. W. Garrison, Leading Man Of Holiday Street
Thsstrs, Baltimore, having kindly yoiuntssfsd, :
Will sgpe.r a Matthew Leigh.
fref oeorGs y sheldon, who has also kindly volun.
Recitation Of the beautiful poem, BY Rranois de Hass
Jsnyisr, Of this city, entitled The widov's sos,
- - By hr. II. O. Murdoeh.
MS. y. W. LANDER, formerly JRAN DAvKN.
PoRr, VIII appear On Menaay Evening Next. IN
HILHARMoN1o SOCIETY.
GRAND oRAToRIo. EH
HANpELY MESSIAH aHt,.
VIII be given, By regusst Ire Tr5
ON WEDNESDAY EvEsiEo, rRbRuARr
Miss JENNIE 4 HOUSTON, the Great soprano Of the
Handel and Hsydn Society, Boston. Ny
isTHUR hsTTasSs Ssi'5.aS T..S, Of r,, Church
-, ]. J: VINCE, B...s Of tn. Handel and u.ya.
Chofa. ofns.rly on. hundred vOs.. sustained By an
orchestra Of over twsn.y pieces. t| y
No extra charge for reserved ,eat. Jew. no 90.
Sale Of seats will commence on Saturday February O.
At hstIsro,t's Musie Store. fsl-&
The national Republican., 1867-02-01

Contributions TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
FROM THE SMITHSONIAN IssrirUrH.-Prof Henry,
Of the Smithsonian and his corps Of assistants arc
busily employed in getting up contribution Of va,
rious American articles. from the Institute, for ex
hibition at the coming Paris Exposition. Among
the articles being prepared are specimens Of birds
and animals, and most, II not ALL Of the different
kinds Of American woods. This contribution, al
though valuable ons, might bs made still larger
and more interesting II Congress would taks some
measures 10 provide for the transportation Of add-
tionai articles The managers Of the Exposition
have also desired the Professor 10 send for cram
inAtion the immense copper quarts specimen, weigh
Ing 5000 pounds probably the largest In tho world
and also the great California neteorits, which
weighs 800 pounds. As heavy expense In their
transportation to and from Paris would necessarily
be incurred, II has not yet been determined to
eede to tho request. The contributions from the
Smithsonian, however, will form one Of tho finest
forwarded from this side Of the Atlantic. The
funds Of the Institute, now on hand, amount to
abont $3.50, 200, notwithstanding the fact that
SIS 900 has already been expended within the last
two years on repairs About $50. 900 additional
will place the rooms In both towers In good oondi
tion. In making the necessary repairs every means
has besn taken To rsndsr the building thoroughly
hrs.prost Iron and brick or stons being the only
matsrisls used.
The national Republican., 1867-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.

CoURr IN GENERAL TERN.-0n motion OF
Mr.. J. II. Bradley, ., the following were admitted
TO the bar Of the court subject 10 the operation OF
tho ruls prescribed by the court for admission An
drew Bradley, Of tho District Of Columbia, gradu-
ale Of Cambridge (Msss) Law School; O. A. Dad
ridge. Of Virginia, member Of the bar OF the United
6tatss Supreme Court; and on motion Of Mr.. Rid
die, Judge Lorenzo Sherwood, Of the Texas bar,
Who II uas remarked, could take any oath which
the sourt might see at to prescribe. g-..
The Court announced that II was ready 10 hear
ths argument on the motion to rsIsind the rule Of
the court requiring applicants for admission to the
bar TO take the oath prescribed BY the aet Of Con-
gress OF July 2, 1862.
Chief Justice Cartier remarked, after consultins
bis colleagues, that the court would hear two argu.
nents on each side. and would postpone the hear.
ing until tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Bradley remarked that his argument Mould
be very brisf and asked that the following formal
motion be entered on the minutes: In the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Allen b. Ma
pudsr, BY Joseph H. Bradley, Esq, his counsel,
moved the court to admit him to qualify and prae.
tise a an attorney -at-law In this court upon hi,
taking and subscribing an oath or aihrmation to
support the Constitution Of the United States and
the usual cath to demean himself honestly and nc.
eordng to Law In the practice Of his profession but
without taking the oath prescribed BY the act ol
Congress Of the I'd Of July, 1862, commonly called
the "test oath {" and in support Of his notion he
rendered evidence to the court that he Is licensed
attorney under the laws Of tho State Of Virginia
and . practitioner Of that State was q member oil
the bar Of the courts held In this District before thi
creation Of the present Supreme Court Of said Dis
trict, and Is member at present Of the bar Of the
Supreme Court OF the United States and caimi
to be loyal citizen Of the United States; now re
sides In Baltimore, Nd. and said Msgrudsr offered
In evidence also the proof of his having compiled
with the terms Of the Presidenrs proclamation o
the 10th OF May, 1865, commonly called the am
nasty proclamation, and thereby accepted and re
osivsd q full pardon and amnesty for and on nc
and othsr odsnses against the United States, ant
relied on the same to relieve him from all disabiltis
and penalties which may have been incurred IL
respect to the same.
The national Republican., 1867-02-01

/ q 8 T. z Fl IT. s ii A + + II l. D
u LkTE ON SIXTH srRRETO
FRENCH CoNFBCTI0HRRY
LADIES' ICE CREAM AND DINING SALOON
No. A6 PsnnsylVAniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirtesnth streets.
WeddinEa Dinner or Supper Parties supplied At short
notice with novelties In Pyramids, Fancy Cakes, Con
feetiOnerisS, and Jelesi Wedding Cahss best quality
Table Ornaments: Salads, lee Cream, Water Ioe Roman
Puneh, Bonsd Turkey, plain RsooloPsd Oysters BonSd
| Turkey In Jelly, Charlotte Russo, &e., &e.
Attendants also will be sent attend to all details Of
arrangements. Bouquets, ,wrSAIhs and cut Flowers to
| order
| ia2S.lm JOSEPH b. sHAFFIELD.
The national Republican., 1867-02-01

Cusroxs RrvRNuE.-The gold receipts Of
the Government from duties on imports at
the several named ports, during the week
ending January 20, were as follows: New
York, S2,399, ,96288; Boston, S253, 3,5s2.1s ;
Philadelphia, s53,6s425; Baltimore, s49,.
6ss.42. The receipts at New Orleans from
the 18th to the 10Th instant amounted to
el44,590.99. These returns show q consid-
cradle decrease as compared with the returns
Of the previous week, with the exception Of
New York, where the receipts have slightly
increased.
The national Republican., 1867-02-01

THE WASHINGTON HOME0PATH.
&c DIsPBNsARY.
This charitable Institution, so much needed In thi
city will open MONDAY, October %, on O street,
slI between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS;
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ.,,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, B5a.,
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON ESQ.,,
GEORGE I. BAKER, ESQ.,,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. s. VERDI, NJ. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free u
charge.
Tho Dispensary being supported by free eontribu.
ions all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John O.
CLARKE, Esq of the Bank Of Riggs Co. to the Sec
rsary, Dr. T. s. Verdi 2es street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
The rooms will be opened from 2tO 4P. n., daily,
Sundays excepted.
Gsorgstown and any other physician willing to assist
In the good work, will be In attendance.
oe2s.h T.. 8. VERDI N. D., Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-02-01

The Plan Of Awards will be n follows:
All the numbers rspresenting tickets sold will be
placed In one Wheel and tickets containing the names
Of presents 10 be awardsd In another.
The persons selected will thsn drsw ticket from the
hr.t Wheel and the name Of pre- from the second
aud the article drawn will be .rded 70 the person
holding number corresponding with that Of the ticket
Tickets will be for sale at all the principal Book and
Music Stores and Hotels In the city, and al Sss Penn
sylysnia avenue, under Nationai Hotel, BY letter
addressed to
WIN. S, MORSE,
Sss Psnnsylvauia avenue, under National Hotel,
deso.u Washington, D. O.
The national Republican., 1867-02-01
NatiaaAl grpnblisau.
THE DEPARTMENTS.

The Commissioner has received from the
Surveyor General Of California returns Of
survey for patents Of the following private
land claims under Mexican and Spanish
titles; Part Of the rancho "Paso de Bartolo," |"
Bernardino Guirado, confrmer containing
876 acres "Island Of Santa Catalina" Jose
Maria Coryanutas, confrmer, containing as
800 acres Rancho de San Juan y las Gar
rizalitas," Julian Urs1o and Pedro Romer,
con6rmer, containing 22,l75 acres; "Los
Meganos," Alice Marsh, confrmer, contain.
ing 1896 acres; "San Joaquin" Cruz Oar.
vantes, conhrmer. containing e.7s4 acres.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-12

NATIONAL BANK FAILURES The Comm :
troller of the Currency has appointed q
receiver over the Farmers and Citizens;
National Bank, of Brooklyn, on account
OF the bank having failed to keep its Ia W
ful reserve of legal tender notes This
o tDk was esl ait.ished in 1857 and organized
under The National Bank system of IS65
with capital f 100000 The Commercial
-4dcerttser says 1t enjoyed only limiIed
confidence, and the failure does not excite
surprise.
II Is also announced that the National
Bank at Kin gston, Ulster County, N Y. is
IN trouble Mr.. Calender, she Govern
ported that the President of the bank has
made an assignment of his personal estate.
tne procfeds OF which will be enough to
meet the deficiency In the bank assefs and
10 enable the institution to pay 100 cents
on the dollar. The capital of the bank was
SN0.O0O, the deficiency bv the President
50, 200, of which the loss by the bank. as
reported by the Cashier, will not exceed
$4,000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-12
New York Grocery Market.

By Man.l New YORK, Sept. s.
COFFEE-BraZil has continued in fair de-
mand, and the current receipts OF Rio
are being readily taken up. The market is
firm at the currency of the early part OF
the week. Tae sales are 1862 bags Rio. per
steamer Havana, in lots. at 1l14a 3l2c;
l,5il do. per Tailsman, II gold, in bond; and
LIB do. per anne. on terms we cid not
learn.
SUGAR-There has continued a S; eady
but moderate remand TOR R%iw for home
use since our last, the market gradually
growing weaker, Notwithstanding tue
advance and ffrmness of the gold premium.
Prizes in consequence are not Sustained,
and. we shade our quotations of Refined
Cuba at llssd l112c fol- fair, and ll1Sd ilt4c
for good. the market closing tameiy.. Re
fined is in fair request; and previous pri es
are supported, we quote as before: hard
16M@l6ssc; soft white l54@lT4c; yellow
l314Gl5c. Messrs. Stuart have reduced their
their best crushed and granulated lb5sc;
ground 1910; white A I5Ac. and yellow c
15c, cash. loot ~.
TEA-There is steal'y fair demand for
green and Japan, and the market is firm.
OOlOngS have also moved more freely than
for some time past, and the market gem
orally closes with increased firmness.
RICE-Is dull, and the sales unimport-
ant; about 1000 bags fair Rangoon re-
ceIved coastwise, brought S. 25dS 371a; 800
do. good at 50 O0@9 121z; GOO do. In bond, at
at Sl2 so, cash. Messrs. Dan Talmadge d
Co., in their circular OF the 4th instant.
speaking of the coming crop OF new Caro-
lima, &C., say: '.By the best advices. we are
led to believe the yield of Southern rice
will be largely increased this ason.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-12
New York Drug and Dye Market.

Quinine continues in demand, with sales
of 10, 90 OF p. and w. at 81 % a 2711
French may be quoted 81 20 currency.
sale. VeIdIgris has been in demand in
consequence of an advance abroad and
the small quantity on the way, and sales
have been made of 25 casks on private
terms; now held at Az q soc " estern
in barrels: Strictly prime White Sorts
Gum Arabic is scarce, and neld at 3S94Oc ::
good ordinary do, 34936c. The sales be-
sides are $50 lbs. A. and b. Hyd. Potash at
s. 1903 80; Cream Tartar. in lots, 291a@3Oc. |;
81 casks Dutch Nader, 715@se: 10 do. re-
fined Argos, 2o92f4c.; 10 do. Bi-Chromate
Pot ash, 1S54c;; 100 kegs Bi-Carb. Soda, &C.;
100 tons soda Ash, 2s4@22Sc.; 100 drums
2514c.; 10 tons Acetate Lime, &c; 1000 lbs.
Balsam Copaiva. CSC, gold; 100 lbs. Van
Deusen Brothers Oil Wintergreen, S. 40:
1000 los American Yellow Prussiate Pot
ASH, SiL9935c. Us casks Bleaching Powder,
57s9e1sc,; 50 do: sal-soda, 254c.; no drums
Caustic Soda. "a 6Sc. for dark and S54@9c.
Ior white; $50 Kegs American Bi-Carb.
Soda, tsc.; 1.400 lbs. Southern Gil Seng,
Il72c-; ~ Kegs German Pearl Sage, l0c. cur
reney, cash; IS bags c. raway Seed, and
o Sy kegs Bl-Carb- Soda, on private TERMS
Neto YORK Commercial List. f..+,., ... e..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-12
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. Ii.
FLOUR Unchanged and firm; family at
$40 00(al0 30.
WHEAT-Firmer; No. l red go 90; wkite
81 30(12 35.
CoRN-Uneha nsed; No. /, 81 oral 0S.
OATS = In better demand and higher
closing al 62e for No. L.
RYE-Uncila
CoTrON-Dall AMI prices nominal.
WHISKY-Firm at SIC.
PoRK-Mess II regular but firm; sales zoo
barr els at S4 500 . on.
BULK MEATs-Firm at 13915c; not much
doing.
BACoN-l5c, lie, TIC and lS15c for should
ers, sides, clear RIB and clear sides; hams
firms at 22d23e for sugar cured.
LARD-Advanced TO I314c.
BUTTER-Firm at Y3935c for fresh; sup
ply light.
EGGS- Firm at l7c for fresh.
SUGAR AND CoFFEE-FirIn at full prices
LINSEED OIL-Sl 25c.
FLAXSEED.-S2 Is.
GOLD las buying. and l45A selling. The
1noney maj ket unchanged.
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liz 4 Y Il IL N e w s
For other River Items see sepenth Page.

CINCINNATI, September 1.-THE river
has fallen three inches. There is four feet
four inches in the channel. Weather clear :
thermometer 6s deg, and was down to As
outside the city this afternoon Frost re-
ported at many places in the interior
There were no additional arrivals up to
late hour last night....-,The Nashville
departedswith a moderate. trip. The
Tempest, Hast heard of on Aonday-even-
ingaat Rock Haven, has nor yet been re-
ported here.-....AsFhe Rose Hite had not
arrived at II O'Clock; probably detained by
fogswhichk now prevails nightly. 1t was
growing quite dense at 10 O'Clock last
night in the bend above and across the
point about Dutch bend below.......Tbe ].
T. Webb did not get off last night, but will
positively leave this evening. Her officers
are among the most courteous and pleas
ant on the river, and the Webb offers su-
perior inducements to passengers and
shippers. The Cora s had not arrived
at late hour last night. She too is, no
doubt, in the fog, but may be expected
to- night.-.......The raft that lodged in
front of the city yesterday morning re-
mains there, and viii, probably, until the
river rises.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-12
The New York Dry Goods Trade.

The demand has improved, and the
volume of trade this week has been quite
respectable, notwithstanding the unfavor-
able weather. Staple cottons are generally
sustained, though there has bean slight
rela Ration in prices OF some old aud un-
desirable goods, and the prospect of an in
creased yield of cotton the current year lu-
spires operators with degree of caution
Some makes OF brown sheetings have
been sold at a trlfling reduction, but
standard goods are well held, and In fair
request for bleaching. Bleached sheetings
are firm and full prices have been real
lied. Cotton fiannels have sold FIRE ely. and
prices are steady. Drills, STRIPES Ticks
and Jeans are moderately active. Denims
are in demand at steady rates. Prints con-
tInue active. and some of the finer quali-
ties sold in advance of production.
Ginghams are in good demand, ano rolled
Jaconets, Silesias and cOlored Cambrics are
reasonably active without ing in sur
ncient request to cause any advance OF
prices. Muslin De LANES are rnuch sought
after, and good styles sell readily at firm
prices. In Woolens of all kinds the mar
ket has improved in point of activity.
Shawls are in more demand, and fancy
Cassimers are In good request. Flanneis
anu Blankets show no marked variation.
Ina Fore 1gn goods the transactions are
hrisk. both at public and private sale
Stfpl)tng List 9Th -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-12
Boston shoe and Leather Market

The boot and shoe market is fairly ac-
tive and prices Of seasonable goods are
Wen sustained. The jobbing trade has
number of small buyers. some of the
heavy Western dealers are also returning
to supplemt MT their stocks. The wholesale
trade holds out well; though the sales are
in smaller lots than at the opening of the
season, the aggregate foots up handsomely,
and business promises to be good through
the present month.
Fine goods are in better demand. LYNN
manufacturers, who have all along been
complaining of dizziness, are sold up close.
and many of them have large orders
aheat. Manufacturers generally are do
ing a moderate business. They are NOV
ing cautiously. in view of the downward
tendency of leather. and the advanced
stage of the season.-Bulletin, It'll.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-12
New York Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. IL.
CeTToS,, Heavy and fully nc lower; sales
% F 1cyy IKE Of rs so5s bbis: market
a .vanced l5td26r, chiefly on low grades:
sales of 1920 bbls at SS@9 for superfine
western; SO s5ai2 Is for do round hoop
Ohio; Sl09l4 80 for new st. Louis. CalIfor-
MIA firmer; sales of 5000 sacks and bbls at
S6td7 IS. t5 ICY. -
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady at 81 90 for
Western, and 361ac for bonded.
WHEAT-ReceiptS of 81 ,437 bushels; mar
ket 3G5c better; good ex port, speculative
and home trade demand; sales of I26 900
bushels at s2 20g2 q for No. 2 Chicago
No. 3 do; 81 "A for Winter red Western !;
81 45 for amber Southern; 81 80 for amber
Michigan; 81 IS for white California; 81 "A
for amber Canada, bonded.
RYE-Firm; sales of 60 bushels State at
BARLEY-DuIl. Malt in moderate de-
mand sales of 3 900 bushels al 81 IS.
CoRN--Receipts of 1852 bushels: market
less active and without decided change
closing easier; sales of $1,000 bushels at
81 22ta1 241Z for new mixed Western in
store and afioat, 81 ls9i ~ for ansound.
&c Low err; sales of IS 900 bushels at 6S96915c
for new Ohio and Chicago, part to arrive.
CoAL-Dull and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures sole more active, at
291a9901zc for Buenos Ayres light weights.
e. WoOI-Steady and in better deina d ;
rtiS> VI S',ooo a." 1o/2 ioh eA"iAACS-
RICE-Steady, at If9l2c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Qufet and firm, at 141a9l9c for
in ferior TO prime Rio. 5t .++-H -ff
SUGAK--Firm; sales of 80 bbls. Cuba at
1l34@I254c,
MoLAssEs Firm and in fair demand.
HoP5-Quiet and unchanged.
PETROLEUM Quiet, at l51a9l6c for
crude, and 3l15G932c for refined in bond.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales of $3.50
bbls. at s 37a24 90 for new mess; closing
at S24 regular; S23 for OLD mess; S20g29 90
for prime. ard SA for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales of 1900 bbls.; beef
hams dull
BACoN-Quiet.
Cur MEATs-Steady; sales OF 40 packa-
ges. at ll%@121ac for shoulders, and E149
l6c for hams. rte
LARD-l3@lA5sc.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, at la 2.3c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Steady.
LATEST-5 PM.
FLoUR-Closed l09l5c. better on low and
medium grades.
HEAT-Quiet holders rat her more dis
posed TO realize, without material change
in price.
KYE-Quiet and steady at 81 20 for West
ern.
OATs-D1ll at 6S96s14c. for Chicago and
OHIO.
CoRN-Lewer and dull at 81 22aI 2s1S for
good to prime new mixed Western in store.
PoRK-Duli and heavy; sales ], goo bbls-
mess at S24 95t124 30. cash and regular.
BEEF-Firm with faar demand
CIT MEATS Quiet.
BACoN-Nominally unchanged.
LARD-Eery firm at I314tal414c. fer fair TO
prime steam-repdered, and l4sSc. for laet-
tle-rendered.