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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20

NEW York, Oct. 1S.-The World, this
morning, says that although election returns
are still incomplete, the news coming in is
better and better for the Democrats. The
Tibuae thinks that additional returns from
Pennsylvania do not materially change the
appearance from previous accounts, and con-
siden the Sixth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth and
Twenty-frst districts a doubtful, concetling
probable loss of the latter.
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WANTED.
: e: s: =. Z: UN-WRIT-
TEN WORD I p 2si

Shows untold riches and beauties in the Great
lIOu.e, With it, Bloming flowers, Singing birds,
Waving Palms, Rolling clouds, Beautiful bow, Sa-
cred mountains, Delightful rivers, Mighty oceans.
with countless leings in millions Of worlds,
and reads 10 us in each the Unurtten Wcrl. Rose
tinted paper, ornate engravingy and suPurb bind
ing. Intelligent men and women wanted "a intr,-
duce the work in every township and village. Light
business. GOssd pay. Send fOr circular, dcscrip-
ton, endorsements and terms In agents, ZEI(;-
LER MCCURDY, sos n. Sixth-st., 81. Louis,
Mo. Sep1w12l
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4 VOID QUACKs.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
N inj!5creiion, causing nervous debility prema-
ture decay &c, having tried in vain every alyer-
tis,i remedy. has discovered simple means Of elf
cure, which he will send free TO his fellow sufferers
J. II. Tutf!e, - NlSsau-st., New York City.
arl1w1iS
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FEARFUL sTORN ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
LONDON, Oct. ia fearful gale prevailed
all last night, and still RACES to some extent.
Adviccs from different points on the coast
report heavy weather. Many disasters are
reported. The storm is particularly severe
in the Mersey, and auch damage occurred
to shipping ut Liverpool.
QUEENsrowN, Oct. Il "Details of .
dreadful storm, last night, are coming
in at Limerick. The storm was little short Of
a tornado. One man was blown into the
floating dock and drowned, another's skull
vas crushed by a falling chimney; holnes
were unroofed, and vessels driven ashore.
PRUssIA's RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND VERY
-E..s DELICATE. a
LONDON, Oct. lS-N in expected that
Prussia, in view Of the dclicnte relation with
England in consequence Of the latter's al
legged violation of her neutrality, will give
Count Bernstaff, the North German Amtas-
sador, indefinite leave of absence, leaving
only a Charge d Affairs at London.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20

The Russian Geographical Society, with
government assistance, has despatched an
expedition to explore Southern Mongolia.
1t will be absent for three years, and is in
instructed to pass next winter in Pekin, and
in the spring will proceed toward Russian
Turkestan, travelling through the Chinese
parts Of Central Asia, which have not been
visited by Europeans since Maico Polo and
his uncle were the guests Of Kubla Khan,
from 1851 to 1925.
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LMAfYpT1e
NO0TniCE.FTc

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Lsavenuorth. y f.tr
In the District Court Of the First Julic,l District
OF the State Of kansas, within and Cor said County
Thomas Carney, Plaintiff,
No. y
Thomas C. Stevens, Defendant
pY VIRTUE OF, AND IN ACyOEDANCE
- with m order of the absve eNtisse.l Cesst made
IN the above entitled the sixteenth day Of
June, A. d. 1870, will, on Tuesday, the first av
Of November. n D. 1870, at two o clock p m, Of
that day, at the Court Mouse door in theCity cf
bidder fr cash in hand at time Of sale all the right
title and interest Of Thomas Carney and Thomas g.
Stevens, In and In the following named claims
credit, notes and accSunts which came tn NV
hands and PuseessiOn rs Receiver in the above en-
titlsi cause, appearing 10 be due by and from sur
dry persons 10 the late firm Of Carney Stevens to-
Wit: ..-.- 81. ..--i.I u. t.
r. Trcaivay.- $ ., .0s 2sjC II. Reynolds 200 9s
X. Ellis, Jr..-.. 100 31tThouas Litens-
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IOWA..

cMILwAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 1S-We get the
following election returns from McGregor.
Iowa, to-day: Stoneman, Democrat, for
Representative, Third District, 175 majority;
J. Knapp, Democrat, for Judge Supreme
Court, 1O4 majority; Noble, Democrat, for
Judge Supreme Court, l5S majority. The
balance of the State ticket is Democratic by
IS majority.
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CHEROKEE Station, Crawford County,
business houses there, hotel, station and
depot. The town is growing finely; it is the
centre of the coal fields and will make a
place; blacksmith is much needed. Ad-
dress Capt. William Il. Sharp, Cherokee
Station, Crawford County, Kansas.
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GsverD0ene Ohieess - she sale 81
Arnas. etc.. BY the Unlte0 States -
France.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Thc Administer
ton Is making important demonstrations of
It's policy in relation to the European war in
the precise definition of the neutrality laws,
treaties, &c. The communications of the
Prussian Government, earnestly Directing
to the sale Of arms and ammunition to France,
has been delivered to Secretary Fish by Ba-
ron Gerolt, but the reply of the former has
not vet been made public. This much, how
ever, was learned to-day: that instructions
have been issued from the Attorney Generals
Office to all District Attorneys and United
0lates Marshals to rigidly enfore the recent
proclamation of the President, and to call,
when necessary, upon the military and naval
forces Of the United Ststes for aid
As to the sale of arms it is held that the
Government docs not sell arms, ammunition
or other material Of war to either the French
or the Prlssian Governments, nor DOES this
Government allow either the French or the
Pruxian Governments n purchase such ma
terial as Governments, directly or indirectly.
The neutrality laws give rights and privi-
leges to individuals to sell, and individuals
to buy, on their own responsibility and at
their own risk. The right Of vessels BE-
longing directly to either Government to
carry those arms to the Government pur-
chasing Is not conceded, and it rs understood
will not be allowed. An important deter
mination has been arrived at ty this Gov
enment and the above are undsrtood 10
embrace its determination. Accordingly,
to-day the Secretary Of the Navy communi-
Gated full instructions to the Commanders Of
the North and SSsHh. in command Of fleets,
and charging the United States Attorneys
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A few days ago the telegraph bruuehs US
the intelligence that Gen. Robt. E. Lee, Com
mander-in- Chief of the rebel forces during
the rebellion, was stricken with paralysis
Last night a telegram came, as above
announcing his death. Gen. Lee was the
defendant Of very illus.rious family, and
inherited largely the military genius illustra-
ted BY his ancestors. His was the strong, able
mind and skilled hand that kept the rebel
lion alive, through the direction of its mill
tary force, for so many bloody, bitter years
Let US tell the Truth now. Let us be Just.
He thought he owed superior allegiance to
Virginia, his native State. He Va, con.
scientious (let us admit) believer in the
Southern, but penicious, doctrine Of "States
rights" He hesitated through some Get n.
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CH,cAGo. Oct. 12-Fify-one Indians Of
the Winnebago tribe were naturalized in st.
Paul. Yesterday, their object is TO obtain title
under the Homestead Law, t. lands they
now occupy in common. One Of the Indians
was named David Twigys. and is a
son Of the late General David Twiggs Of the
United States Army, and later of the Ccnfed-
crate army.
The official CANVASS Of the vote for menu
her Of Congress in Colorado. gives jerome B.
Chafee, Republican ,s92. majority.
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lEpICAL..

EAS&kRS PILE REMEDY HAS NEVER
facA ma even in easel to cure the very worst
e.- ~ B6nd, hehiRg OF Bleei1ing Fixes Thoee
- age aMicsd should immeiiatsly call % their
ofNskfst and get WARNER's Pile REMEDY. Il Is
0lneasay 6r To fles, cd is nee Iecouamcnded TO
yn.e any other disease. II has cured many cases Of
80 thirty years standing. Prize One Dollar. For
sic by druagists eyegyvherA -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20

Two towns in Southern Kansas, contest
ing over the county scat, accuse each other
Of ''fraud." Really, we had hoped this
word would never be used in our State. At
ter fourteen years of peaceful and harmoni-
ois existence it is to he regretted that any
citizen will, at this late day, accuse a neigh
bor of so scrious a crime as fraud. The in
PRODUCTION of this word into Kansas will
cause general feeling of sadness.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20

WARMERS DYSrEPSIA TONIC Is PRE-
rAEEis exP.ee!s ~ Dysrertics and thnse suffer-
inS win habfu1i Ceseiveness Ii is slightly stinl-
ulatins tonic and splendid appetizer: Il strength
ems the soaeh end Testuaes the digestive oszns to
their healthy stxse> Weak, peryous and dysrcctie
EenSns sho3s4 ese WAnNKRs DTsPHPssA TONlC.
Fer sale by drSssists. Price One Dollar.
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The New York Ercning Post tells story.
brought il by q correspondent, to the effect
that it is suspected in Paris that Or. Evans,
the eminent american dentist" who hss
figured 20 prominently at the French capital
for many years past, has been acting as =
Prussian spy, and receiving great sums Of
money for carrying information from one
court to another, and has alao been assisting
the French Emperor in putting by the plate
and Jewels which the London Times 10 elo-
q,,ently declares he has not taken. The new
project Of police has ordered an investigation
"f the charges, and it is thought that DR..
Evans four elegant villas ON the Avenue
Uhrich (late Avenue PImperatricc) may Inc
in danger from the Pcpulace II not from the
authorities. -------.
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LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. General Lee
began growing worse on Monday, and con-
timed 10 sink until he brcathcst his last
Places of business are closed, bells tolling,
and the whole community Is thrown into the
deepest grief.
SECOND DESPATCH.
LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. l2-l0A. M.-Gen.
RolN. f. Lee breathesi his last at thirty min
utes past o'clock this morning, Of cOnges-
ton Of the brain; aged 63 years, 8 months
and % days.
How the News nj hss Death WINS Re-
ceiSeta at Rachna~ns, Va.
+. EUHMoNp, Oct. 13-Isicbmond presents a
scene Of mourning hardly witnessed in this
generation. Stores and public buildings are
closed; bells, in all parts Of the city are toll
ing; on many doors are pictures and photo
graphs Of General Lee, draPed in Grape, with
evergrcens. The citizens are standing in
groups ON the principal thoroughEares, and
talking in subdued tones Of the sad event.
The feeling that he ought 10 be buried here
at the States expense is universal, and the
Legislature, in making this request of his
family, but reiterated public opinion. The
CITY Council met this afternoon by the call Of
the Mayor.
Governor Walker sent the following mes
sage to the General Assembly:
1t is with unaffected grief that announce
Ia you the painful intelligence Of the death Of
General Robert +. Ice, at Lexington, yes
tcrday morning. lie died is he had lived,
a noble example Of the sublime principles
and teachings ofthe Christian religion. He
goes down to the tomb amid the lamentation
of an atieciionate and sOrrOwing people. Of
exalted public and private virtue, in his life
aai in his career, he filled the full measure Of
our conception Of man. 4 stricken fam
ilv, bereaved State, and an affectiOnate
people bow with reverence and humility be-
fore this visitation of Divine PrOvi-
dence 1t is fitting that you, Representatives Of
the PEOPLE should take such appropriate action
As the melancholy occasion suggests, and /
believe YOU would bat give expression to the
universal desire Of the people should you
solicit, the interment Of the remains upon the
grounds owned by the State, at Hollywood
Cemetery, where hereafter they may raise
monumental shaft, commemorative alike Of
their sincere and lasting affection for the
man, and their profound appreciation of his
greatness and goodness.
After the reading Of the message joint
resolution was unanimously passed, express
i've Of the deep SORROW Of both Houses on the
sad event, and requesting that the body be
turned over to the State for interment, AT
Hollywood Cemetery, near the city. A joint
committee, consisting Of five members of the
House, and two from the Senate, and their
presiding officers, was appointed to 60 to-
Lexington and escort the remains here. The
Legislature then ad burned.
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$1,000 PER Week

Can he made the quiet, by parties who arc up to
snuff, without interfering with other business
Address, eonfdentially, JAMES ROOD CO.,
CSC Broadway, New York. ociGwI2i
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The Proprietor trusts that hi. Remedies, ffcn the
emit Medicines.
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provinces Of Nice and Savoy. 1t utterly al
claims any sinister designs against Id
provinces. r.- aTr .,
DISBANDING OF AMBULANCE CORPs.
LONDON, Oct. l3.-The French islerna-
tiOnal ambulances have been abandoned, and
those organized by members Of the press soon
pa A NEW FRENCH COAT OF ARxs
has made its appearance. 1t consists Of 4
figure of Liberty, with the Legesd In The
name Of the French people. On &he reverse
is . garland Of mixed oak and olive, With \
wheat ear in the centre. There i. also he
inscription: "Republique Francois Demo
cratiIae une ct indivisible." Apound The
periphery are the words: "Eberteeqoalite
fraternite" -
INTERESTING GENERAL ITEMS. -.
ToURs, Oct IA balloon expedition. is
preparing here for an attempt to descend into
Paris. Gambetta has given orders that com
plete reEuss0 the armed 6Fcss ~ France
will he nfaee'so his department. He has
also sent q number Of young and energetic
men On to the PrOvipces to organize military
rnovementH bat with Instructions not to med.
de with voliticE. -1-.. 3 ~
The Ga,ale de F;unec and l. Us;ss, pub
lish an aai-Republican address from the
Count de Cllambord to the people Of France.
The Government denies that there i any
foundation for the report that Count de
Palikao will be asked to resume the COM
inand Of the army at Lyons ral ---
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LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. l2-l0A. Men.
Rolt. +. Lee breatl,ed his last at thirty min
utes past . o'clock this morning, Of cOnges-
ton Of the brain; aged 6i years, 8 months
and % days.
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DEATH OF ROBT. LEE
EIESr lIlSHANII.

LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. l2.-Gcneral Lee
began growing worse on Monday, and con-
timed To sink until he brcathcd his last
Places of business are closed, bells tolling,
and the whole community is thrown into the
.lx.o,,ecf ,vri.f
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WINTER CA2R2I(3N.
LONDON, Oct. lS.-Russian journals in
fer, from the fact that the Germans are
purchasing sheep skins, that winter cam
paign is certain.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-09
ManfIne nf fhe Tohacoo Roard.

At a meeting Of the Tobacco Board,
at the store of Morgan, Read & Co.,
on Friday night, April 9Th, 1870,
Geo. p. Hudspeth, Chairman, the
following resolutions were adopted.
Resozved, That hereafter, the min
imum bid on Tobacco at auction, at
the Evansville Warehouses. shall be
10 cents up to 80: and over $40, %
cents; over $50, so cents; and the
auctioneer shall cry no other bids
except the same be given UiUa Uoce.
Resolved. That the gross weight
shall be marked in ink, on each
sealed sample, at all the Warehouses.
ResolUed, That no warehouseman
or employee thereof shall bid on To-
bacco at auction, in their respective
warehouses, during the sale.
Res0lUed. That the auctioneer here
after shall take all bids direct from
the buyer, aud from no one else.
RESOLVED, That no one shall handle
the samples after the inspection, ex-
cept the auetioneer and buyers.
ResotUed, That each purchaser shall
be entitled to his samples whether the
sale is accepted or rejected. and he
may take possession of the same i'm
mediately.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
HIRAM Z. READ,
Secretary,
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Co., sold yesterday, at the Planters
Warehouse, twenty one ~hogsheads
Tobacco, from Davies, Henderson and
Hopkins Counties, Kentucky, and
Warrick and Spencer Counties, Ind,
at the following range Of prices:
Frosted Lugs and Trash 81 go to
Sc 80; Common to good bright Lugs
Sc 20 to So 30; Low to Medium Leaf,
light weight, So go to $40 %. These
prices were regarded as being full, and
were therefore very satisfactory.
There will be another sale at the
=" Planters Warehouse" this morn
ing, at the usual hour, Some twenty
fTesorthirty hogsheads will be offer
ed. A full board is expected.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph.l CIEoIENATI, April 8.
FLOUR AMI WHEAT Steady, fair do.
mand
C~oRN-Hi2her. h ID at ssg0Oc for sound
ear.
OATS AT EOG5Gc.
RYE-At 00d9 5c and firm.
COTTON Firm, PC for mfddllnR upland.
ToBAcco-Steady, good demand and full
rates.
WHIsRY-Ftrin demand sold at 81 o..
PROVISIONS - F1rmer, generally held
higher; mess pork sold al S27 so for country
delivered where packed no city Offering
below ST so.
LARD-Held at l5% but not to any ex-
tent; l5H offered for prime country Kettle
BULK MEArs-Held at lOL@13% for
shoulders aud sides; sales OF 100000 lbs
clear rib Chicago cured AZ city cured held
at AZ clear sides at 81; bacon firm (;
sales shoulders at M; clear rib sides at
15Z; clear at l0;The later mostly held at
I6c.
BUTLER-In better supply but prices not
lower.
EGGs-Dull at l7gls; supply better.
LINsEED OIL-Dull, dropping at 90992.
LARD OIL-Unchanged.
GRoCERIES-Steady, full rates.
o -SI IL buying, 81 12% selling.
ExcHAHGE-SteadY at par buying.
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CHURCH OF THE Holy INNocRNTs.
Tho following is the reply of the
congregation ofthe Church of the Holy
~Innocents to their pastor, Rev.
Spruille Burford, whose letter of res.
ignation was published in the Jour-
NAL q few days since:
EVANSVILLE, IND, April z, 20.
Rev. Spruille Burford, Rector ofthe Church
of the Holy ~Innocent~. Evansville, In
diana.
Dear Pdst2r:-Your letter Of the
18th ult., resigning the ~rectorship of
the Church Of the Holy Innocents.
was received by the Wardens and
Vestrymen with the most heartfelt
regret.
In parting with you, our nrst hec-
tor, endeared to us alike as spiritual
adviser and personal friend, we, the
Wardens and Vestrymen, in behalf OF
the congregation, desire to express to
you our cordial appreciation OF your
earnest piety, and your many noble
qualities ofhead and heart.
To your untiring energy and chris
tan zeal, We are mainly indebted, for
the present prosperous condition OF
the Church. Commencing your la
bors as a clergyman with the organi
zation Of the Parish, you have in the
course of your ministrations seen the
good seed you have planted, yield an
abundant harvest.
Accept for yourself and family, our
best wishes and earnest sympathy in
your new field Of labor, and carry
with you the grateful thanks and
earnest prayers of the members of
your first Parish.
Signed, CHARLES VIELE.
EDGAR SHARPE, ~
Committee.
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ST. Louis Market.
By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, AprilS.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, AprilS 8.
ToBAcco-Active with a local demand;
prices unchanged.
Co1ToN-Quiet at 22K for middllng.
HEMP-Steady and unchanged.
FLoUR-Very quiet: 50 1904 90 for fall
superine; "a 2094 40 for xX;H 9095 40 for
Xxx.
WHEAr-Heayy n easier; No. 2 red
fall 81 04@l o.; No. I red fail 81 l5gl II;
choice 81 Is.
oRN-Less active and unchanged; $50
$40 for mixed 90gglc for yellowi 9O@92c for
white.
OATs-Inactive and easier at 56g57c.
Misunderstanding done.
RYE-Flrm at 76c; prime held higher.
WHIsKY-Quiet AZ 81 o..
GRoCERIEs-Steady and unchanged.
PKoYIsIoHs-Very firm, with the same
speculative inquiry, but buyers and sellers
are apart. Pork s Id at S27 5092S 90: loose
dry salt shoulders 10c; clear rib packed ~;
clear sides l59l5Z packed shoulders held
at 10%; loose bacon shoulders 1917; packed
1l@Il%; clear rib 15Z; loose clear sides IGc
packed l6Z@16%.
LARD Firm and higher; l5H@l5M for
choice tieGces &c for keg.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Attention Ladies.

Mrs. Arty Willis has received, and
is daily receiving a very large stock of
fashionable millinery, comprising the
very latest novelties in Hats and
Bonnets, and would be pleased to
show the new styles to her many
friends and customers. No trouble
to show goods. No 8 Second Street,
between Locust and Main.
apis Iw. Mrs. AIRY W.T.
mrH1LLIPs & Co. are still at No. 6
North Third Street, and are prepared
to do any thing in the line Of Photo
graphy.
those beautiful Gem Cards. In a few
days we will make the Rembrandt Eff
fects. These portraits are the most
pleasing of ell others. Call and see.
PHILLIPS & Co., No. g Second st.
4td-apr9
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Markets.
Kew York Market.


By Telegraph NEW York, ApIilS g.
CorroN-Firmer. bat closing heavy: sales
OF 200 bales at 23Lc for middlipg upIands.
FLoUR-Recetpts 9,4O9 barrels; dull and
5Gl0c lower; sales of 8, 100 barrels at q goa
10 FOR supeIdne state and western 81 60
90 % for extra State; 81 65@5 35 for extra
western IS 1906 90 for white wheat extra:
"a 1906 90 for round hoop Ohio; IS ODg5 70
for extra st. Louis 90 OOgs 90 for good 20
choice do.
RYE FLoUR-ouiet at 81 coos 90.
COR MEAL-Qutet.
= WHIsKY-DecfdedIy lower; sales o. $50
barrels western at 81 03d1 05.
WHEAT6KeceiPts 1870 dull
at 81 10 for No. 2 Chicago, delivered: u -
for choice No.. 2 Minnesota; 81 099I ~ for
No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 10 for inferior No. A
spring; 81 10 for winter red Illinois 81 y
al 20% for winter and amber western.
BARLEY-Dun sales OF {. 300 bushels two
rOwed state.
BARLEY MALT-Ouiet.
CoRN-Receipts 1886 bushels: scarce and
81 O8@I 90 FOR new mixed Western: SI og@
! 10 for old do. 81 IL for new yellow Penn
s~ylvania, and 81 u for new round yellow.
OATs-Receipts, 5.5I3 qufet and
firm sales Of 1900 bushels at $50 for west
ern 10 store; 6596Sc for Ohio and State.
RIcE-Duu 8
CoFFEE-DulI.
SUGAR-Qafet; sales of585 hhds at 9L0
$40 for Cuba; l0L9llHc for Porto Rico.
sales OF - hhds Porto
HoPs-Quiet at 15G1Gc for American.
HAY-SJeady at 9Oc for shipping and $50
81 Is for retail lois.
PETRoLEUM-Firm at 26N@27c for 70
fined.
LINsEED OIL-Dun at 67d6Sc.
WORCESTERSHIRE.
PoRK-Firmel sales of 100 bbIs at s25 Is
for mess also 100 bbls mess seller April
and May at 81 259H 81.
BEEF-Steady; sales Of 175 bbls at s2092i
for new loin mess sl4 009l7 50 for new q
ira mess; fierce beef firm sales OF 400 tier
ces az &25@2S for pine mess, and S2793l
for India mess: beef hams steady; sales oil
700 bbls at 28933 for new.
CUT MEATs-Steady ;sales OF 500 packages
at l0Hgl2c for shoulders; HL9l6s for hams
middies quiet and steady sales OF 80 bose
long clear port at l41c.
LARp-Flrmer; sales OF 40 tierces at ~
@l6c for steam; l6Ec for Kettle; also l5I
tterces stsam seller May, June and four
months at 1910; also 500 do seller June de.
| nveFable AT Chicago at l5Nc.
BUTTER-Upchanged at 4d20c for Ohio
| CHEESE-Firm az 139l6c.
| FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool without decided
change; shipments OF 5000 bushels ol
wheat at Sd per sail.