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Cincinnati RIarReG. ''7
liNpla CINmNNAFf, Dec. %.

''..' ''#hiA CINUINNATTI Dec. ~,
FLoUR-steady; extra "a 76a5 %; fam.
lily S6 26aB 30; fancy f5 76A7 90.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Soarc0 and firm at
81 10Al 10 for western red. Corn
Quiet and unchanged; new 76a76c; old
500. Oata-Dull at 6Oa66c. Rye -90a96c.
Barley. Very dull; fall u SOA1 S5 ;
spring 81 10aI 20.
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to t22 80. 90 m W :
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regular at 96a98c. .'. utHN :
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live 20 76al0 IS; dressed Sll 60al2 80.
Receipts $500 for two days. 81
PRoYIsIoNg.-Greeu Meats-Flrmar
and all offered taken al 10 fal3I I<al5><c,
but were held Of 10 higher for all
at the close. Bulk Meats-Nominal-
~ unchanged and quiet; Bhoulders 12c;
sides l5ha16c at twenty-five days, In
salt and packed. Bacon-Dull; should.
ers l4hc; sides 171falsc for clear rib
and clear sides. Sugar Cured HAMS
q Na22o, u't.rT ..l .!g..r5.I vi
LARD-Inaotive; held aL l7IIalS> 20;
not much demand nor much offered.
BUTrRR-Scarce and firm at 30A85c. ~
Edds-Flem at S7aSSc and the de-
mand good. 'l'O'..s "t'ia7 ..'l'
OTLS.-LInseed oll-Dull and droop.
Ing at 86aS8o. Lard 0ll-FIFm ct 81 go
al 66. Petroleum -82a84c for refined.
GROoRRIRs.-SugRr-unchanged N,
o. 13al4Nc. Coffee Steady at Isaac.
\ M6olasSss-Ho .!a ChAngei demand fair; N,
GoID-l2Ok buying, and l2l selling.
EXoHANdB-Dull Gt u 10 1-10 dis.
count buying; 60t. per Thousand dis
count, 70 par selling. ....-.4-r
MoNBY-Market close and demand
pressing,
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Now YORK Cattie Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 70.
CATTLE-Total beeves for the week
6.S2O; on sale to-day 3.l00; the market
ls good; all are telling except q few
show animals, and prices are NakC
better; prize animals brought la2c
more, viz: go; about 100 head went al
l8a22c; prime steers sold at l6alSc; fair
at l6c, and the poorest at 1lc; drove oI
O cwt Texans brought llNc; 100 Ohio, Z
cwt, 15al7c; SO extra Kentucky ipr
Alexander & Co., IL cwt, 10a22c; a car
OF Indiana BoalIawags, 6 cwt, 12c, aud O
car OF Kentucky, s cwt, l7c. Canada
begins to give us more cattle as gold
declines.
sHEBp-Flrm, with light receipts ol
1890 for the week, and 1000 to day;
extra fat sheep are not doing as well as
those OF l50 10 40 lbs. which sell at 9A
l0c. but go slowly. There are too many
high priced sheep; poor lots sell at 10;
good at 6L<a6c, and prime at 70; car
OFF, pounds, Ohio, brought 4Nc; q
car OF rs pounds, $40; car or 90
pounds, Michigan, $40; a car OF los
pounds, Canada, at 71c; car of l3O
pounds, at So; with deck Of 15S pounds,
at 90.
Hoos-Stll sell at lOa1lc; with 1880
for the week, and 27 cars 10. day, one
car OF 2l0 pounds brought lie; l6O
pounds, 1910; western dressed are weak
At l2k0l8c. .sf
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ROME

HOMBI uecs U'
Cardinal Mathleu goes to Paris on q
mission from the Pope to the Emperor.
The Pope yesterday resolved depu~
tati0n, consisting Of 600 natives Of
France, and delivered IN address TO
them 10 French. He explained that
the recurrence OF Christmas should
teach all men the lesson or humility,
which God had given to the world on
that day. Pride, saldithe Holy Father,
was the enemy OF mankind and the au.
thor OF revolution. At the conclusion
Of his address, the Pope, with his voice
softened by emotion, gave his benedlc-
tlon. His visltors were greatly moved,
and at the conclusion OF the ceremony
broke forth 10 q prolonged and enlh1.
HiRStlo vein.
A committee OF Bishops have been In.
strucIed to DRAFT . plan for checking the
growth OF infidellty, In accordance with
the PRpal allooutI0n.
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Return OF Commissioners from o.,
DOminEO-Fhey have Leased tho
hay OF 9nmRnR.
NRW YonK, Oec. 90.

r.. NEW YoRK, Dec. 20.
The U. s. frlglte Albany arrived at
this port yesterday, from 81. Domingo,
having on board Commissioners Bab<
cock, EngalIs, and Sackett. These gen.
tlemsu have succeeded In the name OF
the United States In leaSIng from the
dominican. auLhorl les, the Bay and
Peninsula OF Samana, for period of
90 years, at the rate OF Sl5O,O0O In gold
per annum. The first payment has
been made.
Tho 81. Domingo MlsSIOn-SOm0 40.
count Of thc Cruise.
Details OF the expedition Of the
steam frigate Albany, show that she
anchored on November 18th Ia the har.
Dor OF st. Domingo. The following
morning the United States commits
sloners. Gen. Baboock, Gen. Ingalls,
and Gen. Sackett, U. s. A., landed and
met President BAe8 and bis cabinet,
when negotiations were formally COM
menbed with the Dominican anthori>
tles. One week was exhausted In dIplo-
malic haranguea, when BAeZ and his
cabinet, bishops and laymen, ON the
24th, were taken by the Albany to BanI,
thirty miles distant, to consult with
some inferior official regarding the
important subject. BaeE and his
suite were left there. The frigate, after
short excursion up O pleasant river
near by, returning to st., Domingo the
following day. TWeuty-lour hours ar.
forwards the character OF the nAgotia-
tons and their succesAful completion,
With an interchange OF treaties or the
TInRRnRaFu Il
On the 1st and ID OF December the ord
nance on board the Albany, consisting
OF q battery Of eight guns, both noun
tain howitZsrs and rifle, the latter
adapted TO coast defence, 1000 breech-
loading muskets, several thousand
stand Of small arms, and large
amount OF every character OF ammunl.
tiOn, were landed and turned over to
an official deputized by Baez. These,
with $l6O.0O in gold, In possession OF
the U. =. Commissioners on board, were
then paid 10 tho Dominican authorities
as Ihe first inStallment necessary to SO.
cure the grant. The prelimlnaries
are thus satisfactorily settled, and the
payments agreed upon were made. The
Albany with the Commissioners and
one OF President Baez's staff, sailed to
thelBa OF Samana to take formal pos
session OF the waters and Peninsula In
the name OF the United States. On the
9th OF December, the U. s. flag was
hOisled on the Island OF Carenera, in
the Bay OF SAmaua, amidst general Joy
on the part OF the Inhabitants. The
lease OF Samana, as already stated, Is
for fifty years for $3.50, 1000 In gold per
annuu, and the heavy frelRhts In the
hold of the Albany. The Herald states
that the Government OF st. Domingo has
negotiated a loan for nearly $40,0 1000, 600
In gold, for The repayment OF which the
revenues OF the ports OF 81. Domingo and
Puerto Plate, to the amount OF fjS,0 900
pounds per annun, and the royalties
produced from the export OF guano
from the Island Of AllB Vela, aud on
duties from coral and mahogony from
the Peninsula OF samana, are pledged.
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srcoKs-Dull and feverlsh.

CHICAGO, Dec. %.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.
FLouR-Dull and weak; sales spring
extras At s 25a4 25. :
GRAIN-Wheat-Very dull and IA
40 lower; sales No. l Gt 8SaSS}fc; No. Q
AZ SSjGaSi5fo. This afternoon the mar.
ket was dull: free sellers OF No. 2 at
IS 5iaS3Ec, seller December; s4Ac, sell
ler January. Corn-Dull and Na1Sc
lower at 77as0c for regular and fresh
receipts ofNo. q. This afternoon No, 2
nomlnRlly ct 76]<o. oats-Firn and
HaAc higher; No. 2 ranged at 42Ifa
4Sxc, closing at 43a4S<o. Rye-Inao. {.
tive and almost nominal, closing at 100
for No. 2 strictly fresh. BarIey-Dun
and nominal Of 75a77c. .. I - ri
Hoaa-Dressed moderately active at
I'll 75al2 so, dividing on 200 pounds.
Live firmer at 20 25A9 6S for common;
70 76A10 25 for fair 10 medium; $40 Goa
II 10 for good To choice: SIl l2f for eT.
ira.
CArrLE-Sleady and unchanged nj
$2 25a6 80 for common Texan steers 10
good native COWS; $5a6 65 for fair Ia
good, and S7A7 G5 for choice shipping
AteefH,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NEWS,

The Rev. DR.. Thurslon, OF the Gen.
tral Congregational Church, Fall River,
Mass, died last Sunday.
Margaret Carlan, residing Rt No, 70
Ohio slreet, Chicago. was arrested Sun
day for killing her husband, They
were both intoxicated at the time and
got Into u quarrel, when Mrs. Carlan
seized u club and dealt her husband q
blow. causing hls death In a few hourY,
Abel K. Corbln, OF New York city, ID
In Covington, Ky, the guest OF Jesse
r. Grant.
The Mutual base ball club loft New
YORK city, Sunday evening, via. Erie
where they arc to play three games.
The failure OF the firm OF Uhas. T,
Shepard d Co., flour dealers, ut AL
bany, with 500, 900 liabilities ut Buffalo,
and 81. 600 ut Oswego, Ia announced,
Il is said the creditors will not lose
heavily. -
Mollle Hepburn, danseuse at the
Mem mphts Varieties, was married 10 q
young man from Mississippi, Sunday
morning. She left him taking his
pocket book containing $500.
The Stone Chanel OF the Swedenbor-
CLAN Society at Waltham, Mass, was
destroyed by fire Sunday. -
In q drunken row at Mem phIs, Satur.
day night, Joe Lusher, (ColOred,) was
fatally stabbed by Jim Todd, (negro).
The indictments against certain citI>
gems Of Portage city, WIS.,. for
lynching VIM. Fl. 4paIn last Fall, were
quashed Monday. The prisoners were
exonerated from blame.
The members ofthe Now York bar have
petitioned Congress for an increase OF
salaries Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court.
The old locomotive Annapolis,
belonging to the Reading Railroad
Company, exploded yesterday near the
crossing Of the Reading and Trenton
railroad, killing the engineer, Joseph
Nagle and iniurtng three 9th or men.
Dr.. VIM. II. Lewis, OF Boston, was
arrested in New York, Sunday, on the
charge OF kidnapping bis own daugh-
ter, aged years, taking her from the
custody Of her mother, pending the do
cisIOn Of divorce suit.
Suuuhy mOEulnR, ABOUT O'CLOCK,
while the house was full OF worshlp> :
pers, the floor OF the Presbyterian
Church, Gorper Of Dearborn and Onta-
rio streets, Chicago, gave way and pre-.
clpitated from 90 TO 75 persons into the
basement, distance Of only about four
feet. There was much confusion and
excitement, but no one was seriously
hurt.
On Wednesday last, Samuel Whitley,
OF Henderson county, Tenn, while la
boring under II ht OF insanity, threw
two Of his children In u well, and then
jumped In also. HIS children were
drowned. Whitley was rescued bat
not expected to survive his Injuries.
A Free Trade League was organized
at Chicago. yesterday evening, by the
adoption Of q constitution and election
Of officers. Col. J. ". Foster was cho-
sen President; franklin McVeigh, SEQ
retary; and Clinton Briggs. Treas ursr
The Indianapolis City Council, pass
cd resolution last night, annexing q
large suburban territory northeast oi
the present city limits, embracing u
population Ufab0ut l6 600.
A report In the western papers that
Pomeroy!s Democrat would soon be
suspended, is Authorltatively denied.
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Now York Proaus. nrnrks,.

NEW 1ORKS DEC. ~.
CoTroN-Dnll and declining; sales OF
1900 bales at 26Kc for middling up.
lands. - a..F i
FLoUR-Closed steady with moderate
export and home trade demand.
GRAIN-Nheat-Firm aud In fair ex.
port demand at 81 24a1 25H for No.
spring and 81 SOal SO for winter red
western. Rye-Nominal. Oats-Dull
and heavy at G211 11fa63c for western. Corn
Quiet and heavy at 81 l2a1 AK for old
mixed western In store and afloat.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Quiet at So 90 for
old and S3l 75aS2 90 for new mess; sales
OF 700 bols. Of mess for February at
$Sl 90. Beei-Dull and unchanged
Cut MeatS-NominAL Bacon-Steady, Y,
with moderate Inquiry. Lard-Dall ai
1870 for prime steam for January.
Eaus-MOderate request and un-
changed In price.
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Franklin Insurance Company
IrI,. OF WHEELING.

Directors,
sAhL MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MENDEL,
q. ". FRANiHKnr, ]. N.viNGE,
J. ID. HOBBS, MICHAEL RErLLKX.
Loun G. sTnKL.
This company how having been onEAniEed
nVe yeafB, and In that time done q success.
ful business, q still prepared TO t1Ee risks Rt
tRir rates on Buildings ofall kinds, MeTchAn.
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nlture, steam BoRtG and carHoes on the WeS-
tern RlverS and LAk0A. This company of
fsrB superior Inducements TO Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and contents for 9 or q years at
reduced rates. This being state company
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
State; and composed OF some Ninety. four
BtockholderS, most Of whom arc among our
best business men, recommends Itself 10 the
favorable consideration OF the insurips
public and BollciB their patronage. Appli-
cations for Insurance Will be promptly Rtten-
ded TO at their once, No. y Monroe street, or
at their several agencies throughout thB
Stnte.
.. NJ. COEN, sec'y.
u. Y, DlCK, Asst Soy.
AAML McCLELLLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
iehlp-d&W
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6EeoAcJ . AeJuAAuoE " RouAkcEs
The Tribune sof yesterday contains
Mr.. Greeley's rejoinder to General
Buffers reply to his former letter on
universal amnesty and universal sui-
frage. Referring to General Butler's
opinion that some half dozen, more or
less, COnfederates should have suffered
exemplary. punishment. Mr.. Greeley
when five more years OF peace shall
have inteEvened, ! am quite confident
you will consider that two or three ex-
amples would have been enough; and
after the lapse Of Eve more years you
will be satisfied that 10 have strung up,
In 1865, him who was your choice for
President, In 1850, would have answer
ed the purpose .'.5 1-
BE refers 10 many historical prece-
dents 10 show that severities after q
war do not serve TO save or perpetuate
power, IN short he says, there Is
one lesson written all over the face OF
history. II seems 10 me; that pride
goeth before Destruction that the con-
lueror In civil ieud, who has Rlutted
his vengeance, stands often very near
his final DOWNFALL r
He cites Tennessee and the overthrow
OF the Republican party there ~ an In
stance Of the legitimate fruits OF pro-
acriptive policy, and ln1peaches the
policy Of sweeping disfranchisement
and prescription, as leading Inevitably
to such disasters. Misslssippl, and the
defeat Of Dent, he regards as a yindlca.
lion Of the more liberal policy. In con-
cluslon, he expresses his confidence
that, us passions cool and wrath Rbates,
thousands who have cursed will thank
him for what he has done and dared In
resistance to their own sanguinary I'm
pulses, and joyfully trusts that this
will become ut last the common faith,
and even that OF General Butler him
self,
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Readl ReadI Read II
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND sUROEuLA.

CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND sUROFUL1A.
PARKERsBURG, April 10.
T. II. LOGAN, ESo-D6ar Sir ~ wrote 10
you some time RLnce for bottle OF Brent
llngerh Fluid Extract OF SaisaparillR and
Dandellon, and must Say that lL has acted
upon me like charm. have been atiilct-
ed for near two years with Dyspepsia; two
thirds or the time l vomIted from ono 10
three times . day. had given mp the idea
OF ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
had given up ali hopes OF my over
getting well again. Added 10 this, Suffered
with the scr0fula very much. Since last
september one side OF my neck was one en-
tire sore. composed OF some seven running
sores. The uBe Of one bottle has much mn
proved me. My stomach Is relieved aud my
neck mas improved beyond my most san.
guine expectations. feel much encouraged,
aud think BY the use OF one or two bottles
more, lShall be relieved entirely. You viii
ploasu send me Two bottles by the boat.
Yours, respectfully,
j. ", HOMER.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
lIy Gable Telegraph to the 1ntelllgencer.
ESGLAND. ~
LoNpON, Dho. ~.

y" LONDON, Dec. %.
The Times blAmeB the Government
for liz vaclllation at Londonderry In
projecting rather than forblddlng the
display, but admits that tho result was
better than expected.
The Post and other papers praise Mrs.
Lander who made her debut on 4atur.
day evening.
II ID reported France 10 urRlug the
great powers 70 dIsarm, and otfers to
set the example, but the Berlin Jour
nails dlscredit the report. 3.
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Tho Alabama Claims Negotiations
Transferred to washlhEton.
NRwYnRK. DAc. %.

A special dispatch says Mr.. Motley
has actually proposed to transfer the
Alabama claims negotiations TO wash
lugton, and that the proposition has
been accepted by Great Britain. Mr.
Motley has proposed to include the
question OF neutrality OF the seas also
In the subject Of the negotiations, and
the British Government has accepted
that also. No time 10 fixed for the re.
opening of negotiations.
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!. 7 ="
WASHIHGEON,
EominatIon and Confirmation OF Mr..
Stanton.

bbAnkons
WARRINGTON, Dec. 20. :
The President sent 10 the Senate to-
day the following nominations: Edwin
NJ. Stanton to be Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court, vice Robert @.
Grier, resigned. As soon as the nomI.
nation OF Mr.. Stanton was read, the
Senate went into executive session and
II was confirmed by vote OF 40
against II. ,pt0.b
The President also nominated Joseph
Shields, Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the Third District OF West Virginia;
also several postmasters.
The Committee on Reconstruction
heard speeches from Gov. Bullock and
Mr.. Tiff relating to politics In the State
Of Georgia..
Issue Between the President aud Sen.
ate ON the Circutt JudEcships.
The Senate was In executive session
nearly four hours after the conArma~
ton OF Mr.. Stanton. II is understood
the time was upled mainly In d pros
louged discussion on the Presidentts
refusal to comply With the request Of
the Judiciary Committee that he trans
nit the various papers relating 10 the
nominations OF Circuit judges. None
OF the latter have yet been reported
from the Committee. e
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