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The New York herald., 1869-01-25

siOx, no, vo5 I233, 1885, 1887, 1882 12Ai, l24J,
iaaS, l24I, 124s, 1851, 1855, 1857, 1859, 1891.
SuPRKnE CoURr-6HAnBERs.--N0s Z, 90, ~, "a,
%, go. 60. %. o. ", sc LOG, io0' iis' nS' il7,
sursaioS M ION couRr-rRrAI rsnx-Psrt l.--Nos s2s,
SS1 ga SoS. Part Mos. ls2 $40, IISd, 100. 5O4,
go, SEQ 6S2 $40, 224, S0so, 4ss, li2, ~, lo1
hARINR touKT-TRIAL TEnM.--Nos. 1891 1449,
lSlo, 1850, 1884, 1861 1854 1854, 1865, 1851, l5Co
1851, 16ol 1888. 1904, 1857, 1888. 1909, 1911.
C0URT OF GENERAL SEssrons.-rhe People ".
Leonard rnps. 'Ine same vs. Edward Burke, fel-
ony arson ana burglary. Tho same W. James
burglary. Jns same vs.. Andrew GillnsruD, burg
larry. sne sams va Thomas dempsey. alias sohn
Jones burg AIRY. rho same ~. esepken Hendswortn,
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HUMAN HYEMAs IN MISSOURI.


From the Belleville (Mo.) Democrat, Jan. 20.]
On last Monday the remains Of Airs Maggie No
Carren, lovely and interesting girl OF eighteen, the
orly daughter and child Of Mr.. Edward McCArren,
an old and highly esteemed citizen Of this county,
livia9 Mascou.ah were consigned TO the grave.
1ne funeral took place about two O'Clock In the after
noon. Next dny, about the same hour, the grief
stricken parents paid visit ~ the grave OF their
daring child 70 water II anew with their
ind that tue grave had been tampered with;
aud to allay the horrible suspicion that took
shape AMI form In their minds the grave was re-
opened, when IL became apparent that the tomb
had been ruthleesly invaded the night previous.
The clothes IN which their beloved daughter was
buried had been stripped from her body, together
with the ornaments upon her person, ana carrle9
away as booty. The body was In such dsarTengeu
condition as 10 require to be rcdressed ana rein.
tered The anguish Of the fond parents ~ TINS gross
indpnity and ou.rnge cannot be described. we navo
learned that the distressed parents have caused me
remains Of their belovea child TO 10 inferred IN the
garden contiguous TO their residence where II -
hoped she VIII be permitted 70 rcpose In peace ~.
McUarren onerss reward OF tluso Tor the oesec-
tIon and oapture u the authors OF this inhuman ou
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF ra: NEW Y0ax POST OFFICE.

The following statements show the business trans.
acted ut the New York Post once in the Foreign De-
partment with Europe and the West Indies for the
hast quarter, ending December 81, ls8s:-The letters
sent TO Europe were l,l70,102, and those received
were 1,o19105, showing o total Of 2,19s.2o7 The
postage on those sent was 15l525, and those re-
ceiyed $751; 24s, the total amount collected being
s2S2,773. To the West Indies, for the same time,
l26,33S letters were sent away ana 14l lis were
ceived. The postage collected the former was
Sl6537 and on the latter sIs227 The grand total OF
letters received and sent away was 2 405, ,66o, and
the postage collected amounted TO $3l7,55S.
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Suicide Of AN Unlsnown Man.

Yesterday morning ioiser, whose name ID
unknown. committed SUICIDE In house on
First avenue, between liftyn and Fifty.
second streets, by shooting himself through the
head with revolver tnat re ndl purchased Tor
the purpose The body was sclt to the AiorgLc, and
tue Coroner summoned. Deceased was about thirty
i've years OF age, wore DARK whisacrs and mus
tacne. dark brown ald vest. mixed gray pants.
gaitefs aud black hat in one OF his pockets Z
bottle nall hed with liquor was found, aud it 10
supposed he was drlvel 10 commit tne act while
suiiclilg under deliriunl tIemeus.
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HARrER's MosrnLY for February.
HUNTS MKRcHASrs' MAGAzIss for January,
The ART JOURNAL for January.
THl OLD GUARD for February.
THE LADY's FRrEsD for February.
The sIxPESSY MAGAZINE for January.
DRxoREsr's YouSo AMERICAN for February.
The MOTHER At HONE for February.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

Camilla trso ndded in Boston last night.
The "Kanucks, Of Toronto are 10 see "Uncle
Toms Cabin" this evening.
Miss Kellogg sings in Detroit next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
"Flirtationn Is the name OF the new comedy to be
brought out at the Boston Museum.
'Fireny" Lotta has been meeting with much sue
cess in New Orleans.
cinderella" and "suky Sohlke" arc the attrac-
tons At the Mobile theatre.
The sooty Pttsburgers viii be favored with "Alad.
DIM and .sMedcar this evening.
Fanny Janauschek personates Marie Stuart this
evening In Indianapolis
brought out In good style this evening at the Arch
Philadelphia.
Tne "Colleen Bawn," 'Iong Striker and .Tne
Ticketof-Lcaye man" are In active preparation OF
the Varieties theatre, New Orleans.
Kelly Icons Minstrels open in New Haven this
evening Forrest and Mrs. Geo. q. Howard are also
announced TO appear In the same city at an early
Miss Susan calton has leased the Chestnut street
theatre, philadelphia, where she intends giving
English opera 60u.Ge during the remainder OF the
season. There Is some talk OF Increasing the strength
An Italian opera b,tca company which has been
organized under the business management and
direction OF Mr. A. biscacciant, favOraby known "
the American musical world, leaves this city to-day
Tor an extended provincial tour Beginning at Wor-
Sester, they VIII sing there and at Springfield, Al
more washington, richmond February 15), Charles
ton, Savannah, Mobile, New Orleans and other south
troupe are Nine. Fanny Natai.Testa (who is skiful
actress as well as pleasing singer, Mile. Caterina
Lami Sgnor Tesia, Signor itelna and Signor Susin
signor Suslnl is said 70 have completely recovered
his voice. thanks TO reposc and very careful medca
treatment Mr.. Biscacciants company has q fun
repertory OF such light and sparkling Italian operas
as al Barbiere III seviga." Our Southern friends
Iuckier than ourselves may soon answer ailirna-
uss They will have opera b,.6d; we have only operd
botce-a distinction with real dinerence.
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FRox Gar 10 0RAvE.--On the 10Th instant,
3 party Of forty young people had assembled nc =
house seven miles from Aurora, Ohio ana put their
horses IN The stable. When In the midst OF their
Festivities tho barn took fire and everything within
r. including ten horses and thirteen cows was con-
odmed. One man. IN attempting 10 rescue Ills horses
peay1y Iost his own life.
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Stabbed by a Woman.

Olcer Stevens, OF the Fifth precinct reports that
Samuel Bordwei whose residence IS unknown, was
OH Saturday night In Liquor store on the corner Of
Canal and Church streets, where lie became involved
III u vioent quarrel witl Ie.ale. 1t had not pro-
sresscd long when tue W J,aaa seized knife ana
stauDei Bordwei. VINO refused to make complaint
anu The wonan was coiisslucaLy p-rnllltel 10 des
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Duraiary in yyashinsson Street.

Some time duriag the nigat OF tho I'D inst. bur.
glars pad their respects TO the warehouse OF James
shaw S Co.. No. Az Washington street. An en-
trance was erected by the Say y-lb and aoout 1,001
pounds Oh wool, valued ~ SisJ carried away by the
taeves who .eit no cus W "lica identity can
bct.aced,
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Average temperature on Saturday ...... ).
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-12
PETERSBURG, VA.
Virginia Republican State C5nVen-
ti0n-Excitlsg Scene.

PETERSBURG, Va, March 10.-In
the afternoon session of the Conven-
ton, to day, there was more excite
ment. A colored Sergeant-at- Arms
was appointed againt whom mem
Der leveled his pistol, while attempt
ing to make an arrest. The latter was
taken charge of by the police. A
motion to ask the Mayor to withdraw
the police force was defeated, but that
officer shortly withdrew the police
from the hall. The nominations were
then gone into, and resulted as fol-
lows: For Governor, Ill. H. Wells;
for Lieutenant Governor, DR.. j. d..
Harris, colored; for Attorney General,
Thomas r.. Bowden; for Congressman
at large, A. Nj. Crane.
Resolutions were adopted favoring
the early restoration of Virginia, un-
der the new Constitution, without
change or amendment, and an early
election, without which there is dan
ger of a final disaster; that the cleo
ton of Grant has awakened conf
dence; thanking him for declaring
that until there is universal suffrage
there cannot be peace expressing the
hope that hereafter no State can deny
the right of citizens to vote or be
voted for; thanking the President for
restoring Generals Sheridan and
Reynolds to the commands from which
they had been removed for the faith
full discharge Of their duties, and
pledge the President the support OF
Virginia.
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From the Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, March 11.-Ar-
rived-steamers Golden Age, from
Panama, and Gen. McClelland, from
New York. The bark Ecraps, from
Liverpool, arrived at Victoria yester-
day.
Gen. Crittenden has been appointed
Superintendent General of Recruit
ing for the Division of the Pacific,
vice Stowell. Gen. Daven has been
assigned to the District of Arizona,
with headquarters at Camp Mcdowell.
The excitement about the White
Pine mines is undated. Thousands
of people are moving thitherward.
Fifty six companies have been organ
lied in this city since the 1st of March
to work the mines in that vicinity.
We have Sandwich Is stands advices
of February 20th. The Honolulu
papers are discussing the CooIie trade
authorized by an act of the Legisla-
ture in June last. The Board OF I'm
migration dispatched a vessel to the
Pelican Islands for cargo of natives.
The missionary authorities are pro-
hibited from sending letters and
papers by the vessels, which is Great
ing great ilI feeling and suspicion.
The movement fails to meet the an
probation of the United States Min
lister. 1t is expected that the Gov
ernment of the United States will in
terftre to prevent the forced importa
ton of natives from the neigh boring
Islands.
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ATLANTA.
The Governor OF Georgia Recon-
mends tue Adoption OF the Fif-
Ieenth Amendment.

ATLANTA, Georgia, March 10.-The
Governor : message transmitting the
Fifteenth Amendment was taken up
aud read by both Houses to day. The
Governor says it is source of great
qualification to the lovers Of liberty
and of Republican principles through
out the country that Congress has
given this further pledge that the
declaration of our fathers-"All men
are created equal shall be recog-
nized as a reality, and no longer con-
sidered as a mere empty sound. The
ratification of this amendment by
your body and the recognition of its
requirements, together with those ofthe
Fourteenth Amendment, which are
as yet disregarded, will secure for us
full and complete recognition as a
State; dissipate our political differ
ences, and set at rest finally and for
ever those feelings of uncertainty and
insecurity which now excite and dis
turb a large portion of our people.
The Fifteenth Amendment has
been made the special order for Fri
day in the Senate, and for tomorrow
in the House.
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BY Teesraph.l ST. LoUIs. March IL.
TOBACCO STEADY and unchanged.
CoTrON-N oththg doing.
HEMP-Dull; common undressed; 81 GOA
1 ..
FLoUR-Duli and weak; superiue s. O0g
. 15i extra a6 0Od6 80; double extra s6 SOFA
90; treble extra to fancy IS OOGI0 50
VIII EAr-LOwer aud unsettled: prime
red and white Fan 81 90 5J: choice DO.
81 43gi 50; choice No. Spring held at 81 20
al y. and No. | atSl p.
CoRN-Dull, with downward tendency;
sales of yellow and white at 6SlG7Oc.
OArS-Further declined; sales at G2d6Sc
for common TO fancy.
BAILEY-Stealy, and in good demand
for best qualities; prime Iowa 81 %;
choice Illinois y 21.
aYE-Heavy and dlooping; 81 s)9I % for
prime to choice.
PORK-Quiet, mess wanted at s3I CO.,
which price was refused.
BULK MEArS-NOthing doing and prices
nominal
BACoS-Improved demand. but dealers
holding off for better prices; small sales of
shoulders at lie; clear sides lie; heavy do.
l7Ic.
LARD--Quiet ana nominal, at ISdI8J%c
for prime steam and kettle.
WHISKY Dull, at 92c.
CATrLE-Unchanged and business mod
crate.
H,Gs-Firm, 9glO1Sc gross.
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WASHINGTON, March II. - The
President TO day nominated to the
Senate George 5. Boutwell,, of Mas
sachusetts, as Secretary OF the Treas
ury; H1milton Fish. of New York,
as Secretary of State; General j ohm
A. RawIins, as Secretary of War; E.
b. -hburne, of Illinois, as Minis
ter to France; Frank Moore, as As
sistant Secretary of the Legation of
France; A. K Smart, Marshal for
the District of Columbia; A. @. Cur
tin. of Pennsylvania, as Minister to
St Peters burg
4 report prevails that Major Gen
eral Schofeld will be assigned to tine
command OF tie Pacific Coast, vice
General Halleek.
A delegation Of the members of the
Georgia Legislature, headed by Fos-
ter Biodgett. Chairman of the Repub-
lican State Committee, and accompa-
MED by j. NJ Cliff. member of Con-
gress; Col. Hopkins, Col. Prince and
Messrs. Ii. NJ. Turner and j. NJ.
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.


Gold closed in New York, yesterday. al
1919.
The Wisconsin Legislature adjourned
sine die, on Thursday
VIM. Rahs, an old Boston merchant,
died, yesterday, aged 81.
The Everett House, New York. was
damaged TO the amount of $500, by fire,
yesterday.
The parties arrested in New York, on
Wednesday, by order OF Judge Barnard,
for contempt, have given bail to answer.
Mr.. BiuckIey attempted to assault Ex-
Commissioner Rollins, on the street, at
Washington City, on Wednesday.
Tweaty tons OF mail matter were for
warded, on Tuesday, from the terminus of
the racidc Railroad. to California. Ten
tons We're also being forwarded from
Ogden. Utah.
Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, had a
reception in Baltimore, yesterday, which
was a big thing for Andy. Two regiments
OF the Maryland National Guard, a squad
ron OF Cavalry, the Fire Department, and
Garret Davis, of Kentucky, Joined In the
procession.
Ora drove of six hundred head of hogs
shipped east from IninoIs, forty d ed Of
cholera at BafKslo. and one hundred mead
more died before they reached New York.
Their slaughter in that city has been pro-
hibited, unless they are afterwards con-
signed To tue bone-yard.
John W. Coleman, arrested by the civil
authorities in Boston charged with en-
bezzling funds from the Freedmeu's Bu-
reau in Louisiana, has been turned over
to the military authorities for trial, and
conveyed to Fort Warren. He will be
taken to Louisiana for trial
The Baltimore Board of Trade have rati-
feI the action or the National Board of
Trade IN declding TO abolish the pernI-
cious practice OF permitting customers
making cash purchases to have i've 10
thirty days credit, and declaring that cash
sales mt amt cash on demand, and that to
obtain five or more days credit, a specific
con utract must be made.
a disastrous fire occurred at Paterson,
New Jersey, on "Wednesday, involving n
loss OF s175 GOO. and depriving two hundred
hands OF employment. Tue buildings de-
strOyed were Adams cotton. mills, Van
wrIckles and Smith s. Sykes machine
shops, and Lewis's cotton mill.
4 man named Cunningham, Imprisoned
in New York City for bigamy, has made
confession that be was of the Nineteenth
Street gang that James Lnngan killed
Rogers out OF revenge Tor testifying against
him IN a burg larry case, Bangan having
dogged Rogers for two or three years, and
Cuuningham's brother was with Langan
when the murder was committed.
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Correspondence Between
the President and
M. Washburae.
Fillib listers and Supplies
Landed III Cubs.
Pennsylvania and Maine
Adept the Fifteenth
Amendment.
Congressional Proceedings.


ST.. LOUIS. March 11.-A st. George
Utah) dispatch says large body OF
side OF Colorado River, said to be
aided by white renegades, well sup
piled with arms aud ammunition.
They have whipped several small
bands south of the Colorado, and now
threaten the settlements Of Southern
Utah.
A company has Oeen organized
here, proposing an immediate survey
for the location of branch road from
Salt Lake City to Ogden. in connec-
tion with the Union Pacific, with the
following officers: Brigham Young,
President; VIM. Jennings. Vice Pres
ident; Joseph A. Young, General
Superintendent; J. w. Fox, ChicI
Engineer.
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aONETARY& CD NEgERCEAL
Ham Yarg .aarkar.


BY TeIegraph.f NEW YORK. March IL.
FLoUR-s5 25a6 05 for uperfne State and
Western, So l0QG 90 for common to choice
extra State, Sc 10e7 90 for extra Western,
IS 9Oz7 so for good TO hOice VIII .te-Wheat
extra, S. 25a7 30 for common 10 choice
rouuG-hoOp Ohio, 81 00a8 50 for Ommon
to fair extra St. Louis, So 0o0l2 90 for good
to choice do: closing dul. California
-Four declining; sales 2)J sacks at 50 GOA
SO % for old. and s. 0O9lO % tor new Rye
Flour quiet: sales 30 barrels at % 00g7 %.
CoTnmeal quiet; sales 100 barrels Brandy
win at $ 70.
WHIsKY-Dan; sales 100 barrels Western
WaEAT-Reeeip1s 1864 bushels Wheat
opene heavy and in buyers favor, and
closed quiet, without decided change;
safes s. ,00O bushels at 81 42al AZ for No
Spring IN store and delivered, 81 COAL "a
for choice amber MichIg IN. 81 IS for white
California, aud 81 900 % for white Mlen
RYE Quiet and witnoutd cded chang.
BARLEY-Dull; sales of l,0JO bu. Canada
y -, at - Is. in store
BARLEY MALT Dull.
CORN -Rec.ipts 75l bushels; opened firm,
but C osed dull AMI declining; sales OF
$500 bushels at 9f2g9jc for new N xed
Western; 9sc for Oh do. in store; 81 OI for
old do. Il -fiveFei.
oars Receipts 1900 bushels; dnI and
heavy; sales of I7,0W bushels at 74I6c for
Western in store, and 761ac for do. afi Jat.
KICE-Dull.
l. FEE -Bul.
sUeAe-Quiet; sa' e of 30 hogsheads Gu
MoLAssRs Dull
PETROLEUM Dull at I9c for crude, and
33a3l1zc for refined bonded.
HoP5-Quiet.
LINSEE1 OIL-Quiet at 81 O3 in casks.
PoRK-A shade Tirmer; sales IF 20 bar
rels al $50 73ts3t II tor new mess; closing at
S3I 30 casn; so g. 80 - for Old ditto; S26g
p . for PRIME; s2S 505t30 90 for prime mess:
also sales OF 750 barre 5 OF new mess, sellers
A pri., nj 9sias3I ..
BEEF-Heavy; sales OF 10 barrels at s. 80
Cdl6 90 for new plain mess; SI20iS 50 tor
new extra mess. TIerce Beef quiet; sales
OF 30 tierces at Sz5930 tor prime mess;
s27M33 for India Iness- Beef Hams dull;
sales Of75 barrels at S2fa30.
CUT MEATs-DulI; sales of lf0 packages
at BE for shoulders; l6 sl7c for hams
HoGS-Dressad steady at 314@L31zc for
Western; lie for city.
MIDDLES STEADY /; sales of leo boxes at
1614c for short ribbed. and Cumberland cut
on private terms.
LARD-Du and heavy; sales of $50
tierces at l7549lSI6c for steam rendered;
9AUl9Ec for Ike tie rendered; also sales of
25J tierces, sellers April, At 1899; also sales
OF go IieTceS steam at Is54c, sellers March
and buyers' March and last evening taere
were sales of 500 tierces, sellers April, at
BUrrER-steady at 8Og8sc for Ohio, and
400l5Sc Tor State.
CHEESE Firm at 9G2%c.
TURPENT INE-SpirifS unchanged.
FREIGHTS-Dau and without decided
change.
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FIllIbusters and Supplies Landed in
GUha

NEW YoRK, March 1.-THE steam
ship, Henry Burden, which left Jack
Vile, Florida, some time ago, has
succeeded in landing a force Of one
hundred Cubans, under Senior Cisne-
ras, and a large assortment of war
materials, near Mayari, where Ces-
pedes was waiting to receive them.
The Cubans were all armed with Pea
body rifles and revolvers, and carried
with them several pieces of light field
artillery,
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LOnIsYiIln Market.

By Telegraph.l LoUIsvILLE. March IL
TOBACCO = Sales OF IO3 hogsheads Iugs
to medium leaf az 5gl3c.
CorTON-2714c.
MESS PORK-S3l 50.
nlARD--lhs4c.
BACoS-Shoulders at lie, clear rib sides
at ITc, and clear sides AZ I7I<c.
BULK MEATs-ShOulders I3c, clear rib
sides at IG14c, clear sides at i61Sc.
EioUR-s5 50d6 90.
tWHEAT-Sl 50GI 55s
CORN-6l6lB4c.
OATS-62d65c
RYE-SI 50
WHISKY-93e.
SUGAR Refined hard standard 1SIzc.
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one Of your constitutional advisers:
Had circumstances permitted, L
should be pleased to have been asso-
ciated with you officially, and to have
aided you, as far as in my power, IN
carrying out your views in the admin
istration of the Government, upon
the principles of honesty, retrench,,
ment, economy, public faith, and
equal and exact justice to all.
[ have the honor to be, very re-
spectfully, your obedicnt servant,
- Il e w ASuRnRNE
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WASHINGTON, March IL, 1869.
Hon. h. B. EIastburI1e, Secretary Of State :
DEAR SIR: Your resignation of the
Office of Secretary of State, with rea-
sons for the same, is received. In
accepting it, l do so with regret that
your health will not permit you to
continue ia the office or some Cabinet
position. Our personal relations have
been such from the breaking out of
the rebellion to the present day, and
your support of me individually in the
army and its cause such that no other
idea presented itself more strongly to
my mind on my election to the Presi-
dency than that [ should continue to
have your advice and assistance. In
parting with you, therefore, [ do so
with the assurance OF continued con
fidence of your ability, zeal and
friendship, and with the hope that
you may soon be relieved fcom the
physical disabilities under which you
have iabored for the last few years.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient serv't,
u. S. GRANT.
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Chicago Market.


IS Telegraph CHICAGO. March II.
FLOUR-Dull aud inactive; s. 0086 50 for
Spring extras, and s4 2Jg4 s. for spring
superfine.
WHEAT-DuIl and easier, demand almost
exclusively speculative; sales of No. 1 at
81 l59l lj15, No. at 81 Hzta1 II. No. 3 at
ST O344l U4@, rejected at 95g9sc; closing at
1-il544l ll1s for No. 2.
CORN New 55.g551Ic. no grade at 5385p4c;
closing with free Sellers OF new at 58c
Nothing DONG this T. NJ.
OATS Dull, 1Ig18c lower: sales OF regular
at 5jt3a5$se; and fresh at 81 G5115c, closing
st 5312G5}2sc; and fresh at 54a55I5c, closin z
a. 5359G533s; sales at sic buyer and $500
$3.50 seller, March. and 53t4c, seller AprIi.
HYE-QuIet aud steady 1T 81 19BI ~ for
No :, and 81 l7}9 for No. ?.
BAILEY eady, firm, and &c higher, at
81 81 for o .
SEED- Quiet; g Co.'s Is for Timothy, AID
50 50d9 - for Glover.
HIGHWINES Dull: sellers al soc.
PKOVISI oNS-biore acf i've. Mess pork 2jc
higher; rates at S30a30 80; closing steady
al $50 90. Lard steady and active at lSc.
Buik meats iu good request; sales at l5I5c
for short ribs. and l2c for shoulders
r hOGs-DreSsed In AIR demand, closing
nrS> at Sl2 O0Gl2 80, diviaing on 40 lbs.
Live dun and dropping 81 0Jta9 . tor com
mDB. 50 3O99 6219 for fair to medium, and
$l0alO 40 for good to chO c..
BEEF ATTLE-Qutet: 81 00Gi 70 for COM
mon cows aud steer; s. 81 lat ~ for light,
and 81 O097 80 for good, snip ing steers.
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CinclnnnEi AnrKel.


By Telesraph.I CIEOINEATI. March II.
FLoUR-DulI; no change in prices.
WIIEAT-Quiet at 81 10 for No. , red, and
No. at 81 53.
CoRS-Eirm at 66a6Ic.
RYE-Firm at g. 70.
OATS-DulI and prices lower; No. !, &c.
BA ARLEY-Unchanged
CorToH-Du 1 ana prices nominal.
WHISKY-Q QuIet at 9la92c.
n F1sS POl{I<-Dult at S3l 50.
BULK MEAT5-Held at 121S0l45zc, with
buyers at &c lower, but not to any great
extent.
BACoN-Is held at 1871, 1917, and I7c, but
clear rib sides sold at l6Ic.
LARD Quiet, with less demand; holders
are very firm at lo13c, but 1t is not salable
at better tnan lS14c.
HADiS-Sugar-cuF dull; sales OF excel
lent brands At ioMc; JobbIng rate, l9c.
BUTTER-D u nchanged
CHEESE unchanged.
EGGS-i93.
OIL.-There is no change in oil.
SeoLD-l3I14. buying
EXCHASGE-PaT buying.