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Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, March 8,-The Flour market re-
mains quiet, and In the absence of any demand
for Shipment, only few hundred barrels were
taken in lots for home consumption at s5.26m
$50 for superfne; s6@6 so for extras; s7@7.60 for
Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra family;
S8@950 for Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do; and
sl0@l2 for fancy brands. according to ,qualitv.
Rye Flour sells at " 25@75O, Nothing doing In
Corn Meal.
The Wheat market is greatly depressed. ana
prices are dropping. Sales Off at 81 85lI rs
for good and prime, Rye Is steady at $l:65 70
bushel for Western. Corn is dull and prices ara
barely sustained. Sales of 1000 bushels yellow
AZ 95c. Oats are unchanged. Sales of Western
doing in Barley or Malt.
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No.
Quercitron at $50 per ton.
Seeds.-Cloverseed is In good demand at falI
prices, Sales at so 621SC9i0 for old and new
Timothy sells at S3'25@s3 50. Flaxseed is taken
by the crushers at $2'65. - = ;
Whisky is dull and nominal. We quote at 8sc.
@$l per gallon, tax paid. In wood and Iron.
bound packages.
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STRONG arguments In favor of the First Mort
gage bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad Conn
pany. as an investment, may be found In the
bill to strengthen the public credit which
passed both houses of Congress on the Sd In
stant. In declaring that the faith of the Omitted
States is pledged to the payment OF all national
obligations in coin Except where other method
of payment was expressly stipulated In the
authorizing law the foundation is laid for
future loans at low rates of interest-not to
further Government bonds will be issued
bearing as high interest as those now outstand-
ing, and the latter Will be retired as the time
arrives within which they may be redeemed.
The Union Pacific First Mortgage Bonds, on the
other hand, will pay per cent. in gold for
thirty gears to come. their security or terms of
pay yment being beyond the influence of any
future political action. AS Government bonds
may now be exchanged for Union Pacifics, at
profit of from Sl2O TO $l70 each, the double
profit OF purchasing and holding the latter Ia
apparent. o s,
Again. the BILL by legalzing coin contracts,
Strengthens these First Mortgage Bonds,
which, by special contract between the
financial officers of the Company and the
Trustees OF the Bondholders, are made pay
able, prin ncipal and interest, in gold. This DON.
tract is thus made, beyond question, of legal
obligation.
The Union Pacific First Mortgage Bonds (for
$1,000 each, and accrued interest In currency,
are for sale In this city by Messrs. DeHaven Ss
Brother and Painter Co., of whom full de-
scriptive pamphlets may be obtained on
application
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FROM WASHING TON.
Special Desoatch to The Eve'It's1 Telegraph.
Callers ON the President-He Refuses t.
zee nnY Ollco- seekers.

WASHINGTON, March President Grant
reached the White House shortly after nine
O'Clock to day. Shortly after that he was called
upon by Vice.President Colfax, Secretary Wash
burne, and General George II. Thomas. These
gentlemen were the only persons admitted to
interviews with the Executive. A large number
of persons, mostly Office seekers, were In the
ante rooms, but Grant refused to see them.
The Secretary of the Treasury-Stewart
to Resign, and no utwell to Succeed.
At late hour last night Speaker Blaine
called on the President and inquired whether
he proposed appointing ex.Go vernon Boutwell,
TO any place in the Cabinet, in case some con-
tingency might arise. Mr.. Blaine said his
reason for asking was that he was arranging
the committees of the House, and If anything
was TO happen whereby Boutwell, would be
taken out of the House, it would seriously
derange the committees, unless he knew in
advance. He had been informed that in case
Stewart resigned, Boutwell, would probably go
into the Treasury.
The President replied that Blaine, as Speaker
OF the House, and under the circumstances, had
right to know; he would therefore be frank,
and say 10 him that Mr.. Stewart had concluded
TO resign, that the Massachusetts, delegation
would withdraw Mr., Hoar, at the latter's re-
quest, and that he would appolut Ex-Governor
Boutwell, Secretary of the Treasury.
The Business of the Present Session.
The Senate caucus this morning, after arrang-
ing the committees, In which the only change of
note is the appointment OF Senator Fessenden
to be chairman of the Committee on Appropria
tions, the subject of what amount of legisla-
tion should be brought forward at the present
session was discussed. After general express
sion of sentiment, 1t was agreed to appoint
committee of five to confer with a similar COM
mittee of the House when appointed. The fol-
lowing is the Senate committee:-S
Edwards Trumball, Stewart, and Pool.
Despatch to Associated Press
The Senators and the Secretary of the
Treasury.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Senate Repub-
lican caucus, this morning. agreed upou the
standing committees to be reported for approval
by that body.
The subject of Secretary OF the Treasury was
mentioned in the caucus, but laid over, it being
understood that President Grant will withdraw
his recommendation for o modification of the
Treasury Department law, in which case Stewart
will necessarily retire from The position. A
canvass shows that, II brought to VOTE Con-
gress would overwhelmingly refuse to pass the
proposed measure of relief.
Erroneous.
The report that the bill providing for the
grant OF lands to the Denver Pacific Railroad
was not signed by the President is mistake.
II is now law.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFIcE OF THE EVENING TELEsRAPH,1
Monday, March 8, 1859. J


Money continues in active demand. Call
loans rule at 607 per cent. First-class COM
mercial paper ranges from 801l2 per cent.
per annum. The Stock market was inactive
this morning, bat prices were. rather drmer.
Government securities were fraction lower.
ll59 was bid for 6s of 1881; 1866 for l0.40s; lis
for '62 5.20s; la for ga 62Os ll6 for '65 5-20s;
ll2s for July, '65, 520s; ll2s for '67 6-2Os; aud
ll22 for '68 8 20s. City loans were unchanged;
the new issue sold at 101, and old do. at 97k.
Railroad shares were dsmiy held. Penna. r. r.
sold at 57@57t, a slight advance; Reading at 45s,
q slight advance; and Philadelphia and Erie at
26, no change. so was bid for Norristown; 55
for Minehili; 38 for Elmira pTeferred; 10 for
Catawissa common; 33 for Gaia Wissa preferred;
and 40 for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railway shares were without
change. Al was bid for Second and Third; SO
for Fifth and Sixth; IL Iior Thirteenth and Fiji.
teenth; ia for Jacksonville; Se for Green and
Coates; and "a for Germantown.
Bank shares were In good demand for invest
ment at full prices. Corn Exchange sold at so,
no change. lao was bid for FiIst National; 1894
for PhiIadelphia; 1884 for Farmers' and Me-
chanics; ITO for Norshesu Liberties; sIl for
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LEGAL LNTELLIGENUE.

SUPREME COURT IN BANG Chief Justice
wood % and Wiiiams.sThe foIIcwing juds smsnts
were given this morning
The Rector and Wardens Of st. Bartholo:
McCann Error to the District Court of Phila-
delph,ai p Judgment H reversed. and y. +: d. n.
Pennsy ivania Company for the Insurance of
Lives ETC., VS.. Stokes ct al. Appeal from the
Common Pleas of Philadelphia. Decree af-
frmed, and costs to be paid ont of the trust
Scott VS.. Turner ct al Error to the Common
Pleas of Erie county. Judgment affirmed.
w. g. Bedford VS.. Michael Kelly. Error to the
Common Pleas of Philadelphia. Judgment OF
the court below reversed. and Judgment of the
Bergmann vs.. Robert. Error to Common
Pleas Of Philadelphia. Judgment reversed and
Kennedy VS.. Mitchell. Certificate from Nisi
tered for the the paintifr for the one equal undi.
vided third part Of the premises described in
Johnson ct al. VS.. The West Philadelphia
Passenger Railway Company. Certificate from
Nisi PIius, which Court refused TO grant aa in
junction to restrain the company from paying
and the city from receiving or exacting the
annual charge of $50 upon each car intended
ordinance or April !. 1859. The plaintiffs sued as
stock kholders ofthe com pany ,and took the ground
a tax for the increase of the city revenue.
which was in violation OF the compauy's ch ir-
cided by this court adversely TO this theory in
the case Of the FraDkford Passenger Railway
Co. vs. the City. an d the opinion of the COURT in
this case follows the one given In that. and
affirms the decree of the Court below. Opinio1
by SharswOod, j.
N1sI PRIUs-Judge sharswood-Jury trials
were resumed to day.
Seyfert va. McCully. NoDsuit.
Jacob f. Preas VS.. Samuel Lefeter. An action
to recover damages for an alleged malicious
prosecution. the plaintiff complaining that the
defendant falsely prosecuted him upon the
charge OF the larceny of O horse which he, the
defendant, had sold him. On trial.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIoNs-Judge Peirce.-
The case of the Common wealth VS.. Alexander
Zalewski, charged with the forgery of sigua
ture to promissory note. before reported, was
resumed this morning. Witnesses as to good
character were examined, after which followed
the arguments by counsel. On trial.
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there is q correspondence in existence between
President Grant and Mr.. George II. STUART ou
the subject-it appears that A. I. Stewart, of
New YORK, was Grants second choice. THIS is
the only instance, so far as can be ascertained
tion not to inform any of the gentlemen whom
he had selected of his purpose in advance OF
their nomination to the Senate. The case OF
Stuart was precIpitated by McClure's intervie ",
and it became necessary for Stuart either to
accept or decline at once. A. T. stewart, who
is an intimate friend of the Philadelphia Stuart,
urged Grant TO appoint hum Secretary OF the
Interior, but the President was of opinion
that that place should go to Westeru man,
in accordance with o custom which has pre-
vailed ever since the organization of the
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-Rossini's unpublished mass, performed

--Rossini's unpublished mass, performed
some three years ago at the house of M.
Pillett-Will, the banker, is about to be pro-
duced under the direction OF M. Strakosoh at
the Theatre Lyrique. NJ. Strakosch appears
to be taking great pains to secure the bess1s
possible execution for the work--in rroof of
which it need only be mentioned :nat he has
already prevailed upon Mime Alboni to
undertake the contralto part. 1t was thought
that Nine Alboni would not be heard in
public again. She had refused the most
brilliant offers; and we are assured that it is
only out of respect to the memory of Rossini
that she now consents to sing in the ''petite
e" of which so much has been heard.
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ForeIgners in Omce.

net are foreIgn-born citizens Messrs. Stewart,
Cox, and Borie. Mr. Ste wart was born In Cole
rain, in the North OF Ireland. General Cox was
ushered into the word in the bustling old city
of Montreal His father is, however, to the
manor born. Tue birthplace of Mr.. Borle Is
said to be Bordeaux, France. The only in
stances we remember OF foreign born citizens
occupying places In the Cabinet before are
those OF Alexander Hamilton and Albert Gala
tin, and both were distinguished among the
mostseminent Statesmen of the country.-M Y.
COnlfnerctdL ADDER User.
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Mechanics'; ITO for Southwark; 112l for Kens
sington; 81 for Penn To wnship: 80 tor Girard;
76 for Western; and 80 for Manufacturer.'.
Canal shares were dull. Lebigh Navigation
sold at 298 no change. 18l was bud for Schuyl-
kill Navigation preferred; AZ for Morris Canals 7
66 for Morris Canal preferred; and Ia tor 6us-
quehanna Canal.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK KXCHANHR SALES TO-DAY
Reported BY De Haven Bro. No. 20 8. Third stress
FIRST BOARD.
r.S 81 a. 'eTC Pel esnaI ss
ssSS ,.....~-iSi soS sn Reaassownis iii
SS %S .:'swS.s sh Phi e Ess.
''V'O A' so~n Sint sS 4sa 81 Cor coTnpanssT.. %
-Narr Ladner, stock Exchange Brokers',
No. 80 8. Third street, report this mornings
1900 A. N. lS2 IIl'2S A. M. 1919
llW l3lb IL 90 M. 1915
>--Mesers: William Palnter q Co., bankers,
No. So South Third Street. report the following
rates OF exchange to-day at IL o'clock
United States IS, 1881. 1l5s6ll5s; o. 8. 6.20s,
ISS2; llSt9 9llsl; do. 1884, ll4@ll4a; do, 1866.
1877 @ ll2t Sll2b; do. 1853, il28@u2t; IS, le-4Os,
due, lis'aS. Cold, 'sii@iss 'e'' N0'''' p'''
-Messrs. De Haven d Brotner, No. 40 South
Lhlrd street, report the following rates of ex.
change to-day at P. M.;-U. 8. 6s of 1881 l152
@ll6; do: 1852, llst0I1Sa; do. 1864, 1l49
IA; do. 1865; ll6b@ll6l; do. 1865. new, 112a@
oils; do. IS. iO.ios io5i aiS5s; do. SO-year f
per cent. .Cy., 1OlS@lo2; Due Compound
Interest Notes. lsl; Gold, lals@laisi Silver,
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, ETC., as follows:-U. 8, es OF
iss1 1asi@llllS ldsi s-aos o. Of lse2
ll25; 40. 1868. ll2aaii2s: lo-4os. 1859 doio5f.
Gold. 1919. Union Pacific bonds, 101E@T02L
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, March s.-etocks firm. cold. 1917
Exchange, 8k; b20a. 1852. l1Sh; do, 1884, ia.
DO 1885. lish; new, ll2%; 1867. Il2N io4os, 1855;
Serisnd preferreS ssS; New YORK Ueatrsi lss Rsad
Ing sih Hudson River, icsh; Michigan Central. ll6
Michigan Southern 95M; iii uois Central l2G Oleve.
land and Ptteburg 8s'4; CeveAnd and Toledo In476;
chicago ana Rock Island. l2e9z PiLtsbutg and Fort
Wayne lis.
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"A Munich paper says the cheers for Ma
poleon and Eugenie at Stuttgart were paid for
at the rate Of 50 apiece.
AN English officer has Just been relieved
Of a bullet which he has carried in his person
since the battle OF Vittoria, fifty-Hve years ago
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"A man died in Scotland lately by NORTH.
cation, from running needle into his thigh
In sitting down.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Eor additional Martne Neaos see inside paoes
my rELRaRAPHl

FORTRHss MONROE Marcn Put ir >, :,
schI Te E Dgn,%on % from 70 New Yo for aa,sims asiiaesse
her sails carried away her night which split
~, ~..'1s.a., --Ns tByy ~, ''.eu,sc ouo,s,
RTemen- from Ne zsroa 8. - Arrived, steamsbip
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2 A. M.-.""".Ds2ln II A. M...........iOl p. ~. "A
CLEARED THIS MORNING..
scnI anna MyIick stevens, Boston via New CASTLE.
scnI Marietta Hand, Nortoi areenport, sinn,cs.o,,
schr j N. Fox, Case. BrAintree oaatner, s,cknsv a
schr Frank Herbert, oroweii. Boston, ao
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Stars and Stripes, Holmes dava s-o
Hsvana WIN sugar etc., ana 10 Passengers 10 Thns
s.sa%sn1lP Xounteer G % Jones "A hours from New
schr Minnie Repplier Oonover l2 davs Tror, O..
with sugar TO 8. d W. Welsh. 'Aoun oAxa.
schr John A. erfin. Foater. from sagua via WIZ.
mngton ~ o. days with sugar and moinssas w w =
schr Elizabeth Mages Smith. 8 days from Ca.
scbr Mary II. Read. Benson 8 days from No. NJ,
ford with oil to Shober Co. NAN New BED"
Schr E M. Fox, Case, from Greenport
schr Marietta Hand; Norton. from Orient.
sc chs s MAY % aga Us.09s ,S FSTs5 nom Lep
schr Bsnner. Townsend; day from IND An R,va,
Del: with gram ;nnonh TO lanes s sarTStt 'e'
Baltimore. with mdse TO A. Groves. Jr. "orn
sohr J. b. Van Dussn. arrived yesterday ,,o,, :,
tanzas is consigned TO t. Q. knight q 90. '''"
Rse6T RscnT r., ~ =, Baird, from Clentuegos
WEE WneTy y,aSnhS aS,1I1' IA assistance isis 81, has been
oGrrssgondS.ss q ne Pn,io-
% schs Minnie Reppiev
BaIque Roanoke
ls detained In the hA.
Sohrs Sabine. for p,
oenas; and Mary E. L am r
phias went to sea this n
ship saIanAk. Tnriey. r..
efpool yesterday, f..H
iss.sssa1msnip Fanita, Treemal
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PORT JF PHILADELPHIA. ....... .MARoH
ULEARED ,rHTs GopnJr,

STATE or THERMOMETERS AT raR EVENING ru,r
GRAPH oFFIOE. ss
A. M......"....32l IL A. M.........4O p. III /.
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This Afternoons Quotations,

LONDON, March S-P. M.-United States 5-2Os
6rmer at s23. Stocks quiet. Illinois Central,
ga.
LIVERPOOL, March S-P. M.-Cotton active:
middltr e upIands 12td.; middling Orleans, l2ad.
1t is thought the sales will reach 10000 bales.
California Wheat, los. 4d. Bacon, sos. Lard,
rs Tauow Abs. Cd.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
0y Ate1ktso OUOte,
This Mornings QuOtatt0na.

LONDON, March 8-A. M.-Cons0ls for money,
922; for account, 92S. United States 5-20s
easier. Erie Railroad, 242; Illinois Central, 961.
LIVERPOOL, March ga. M.-Cotton quiet;
middlng uplands, l20l2td.; mddling Orleans,
l2l@l2sd. The sales to day will probably be
10000 bales.
No. 2 red Western Wheat. 9s. 81.
LONDON, March ga. M Sugar, sos. Cd.
Lnseed Oil, 2cs.
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thinks that the very situation, and the business
and circumstances OF Mr.. Stewart, approve the
wholesome ness and necessity OF the origin Il
law. The carpet baggers go for the Law,
ard, by going for 1t, go against Stewart
in body, because Mr.. Stewart, by
his position and wealth and haoits and record
can dispense with the aid of politicians can
ignore or smash rings-tread out little games,
and severely step upon little men,. Indeed, 1t
can safely be predicted that into the ensuing
discussion IN the Senate and House upon this
matter will be poured all the 6rst bltternessaDd
the acrimony, intensified by time, felt at the
extraordinary cast of the Cabinet. Republicans,
among themselves, do not hesitate to say that
they have Grant now on the hip and mean to
throw him. There are those, however, who do
not scruple to ate that when show of hands
is made the repeal will go through both houses,
and that in the face of patronage the Congress
will knuckle down. This is the other side of the
question, and fails to receive so much credence
or authority as its reverse. A great deal OF
criticism, passed by Republicans on General
Grant for not taking politicians into his couu.
cis, has been rebuked by the equal inculpation
Of the Senate with Grant as to ignorance of the
act of 1889.
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The report that the bill providing for the
grant OF lands to the Denver Pacific Railroad
was not signed by the President is mistake.
1t is now q law.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

phofosALs FOB fRksH BkEf.
OFFICE CHIEP C9NHIssARr OF sUgsIsrEScE.l
sAISr PAuJ. Miss May II, 1850.
a. this once untll'l2 m TUESDAY, June 3, 1890,
for supplying Net Beef from the Block, from July
!, 1863, TO June 80, 1870, to the troops At
Fort Abercromble, d, T., two companies,
Fort MatswoIth, D, T., two companies.
Fort Ripley. MINI, one company.
The Lesf 10 be Of good msTEstsbie quality, in
equal proportions Of FORE or hibd quarters, tnseks
Ahanks ard kidney tAllOw to be Icluded, and de.
lyered at the posts named In such quantities And
at such times as may be required.
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut OF at the fourth VertebraI
l9i9t, and the breast trimmed down. The sh.uks
OF fore quarters shall be cut of from three 10 four
inches above the knee Joint, and Of hind quarters
from six to eight Inches above the Eambrel or hook
Joint.
Bids may be made for furnishing the beef at any
OF or at all the posts above named.
Bids from nrm must specify the names md Ad =
dress Of each member thereof Bidders should DO
present 70 respond to their bids,
Zach bid, TO secure consideration, must contain q
written guarantee (similAI 70 the one required By
my Advertisement OF March o. for beef oAttsl from
two responsible parties for the fAithful perform
Anee OF the contract, " awarded.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
Payments to DO made monthly. in such funds as
may be on hands, u none on hand, to be made as
Proposals must be lndOTsod distinctly "Propo-
signed. J, II. GILMAN,
BTsvet Lieut., Col. U. 8. A Chief o. b. Depart.
ment Of Dakota Dy2fd
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,
HVTVnALb TUE bTATIUNEhl,
ThHAsURY DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REyENUE, )
WAHHIkaTOH. NAV Nj lSfp

ThHAsURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or lNTERNAL REyRNUE,
WAsHIEqroH, May 81, 1850.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until the 18th day OF June, 1899, at 70 o'clock m ,
aal Revenue throughout that portion Of the United
States lying east Of the Rocky Mountains, except
year ending June 30, 1910
No proposals will be considered uulas. Accomn,
Med by bond with sufficient sureties in tho sum
~ Ave thoqsand dollars, tt5,t0O.) approved BY u
furnished BY the Department, conditioned that the
parties shall case Of tho acceptance Of their bid
or any part OF IT, duly execute contract with good
same - "
The Commissioner reserves the right to consider
aud accept or reject each bid, Item by item.
The bids should be addressed 10 the Comm ssluueT
OF Internal Revenue, and indorsed -"PT0posals for
supplying Stationery to Internal Revenue IN CaTs 81
behedlles Of articles to DO furnished will be for
dtions under which the are TO be delivered
myE'eolzt q. pkLANo, Commissioner,