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The neagre receipts ncre, together With the ai-
vance established In the East, Impaired decided
" nrmer tone to the hog market, and insteod OF
lie dulness and depression Of laa week, activity
md buoJau have been the prevailing features.
Shipper md c.tJ butchers have been actively en-
gagged, and,-although there has been no unusual
Saaeed tui1y soas5c per 100 NJ, kseae
to strictly choice To-day, however, under
= more liberal SUPPLY, buyers seetned nmld"
about tz11nE hold, and 1s&a5c Of the advance Vas
lost the market closing weak II $a o0t29s Win
good MANI hogs left IN the pens unsoih.
The arrivals for the week were u,dss ngAu9.
1850 LAST week, II, 'I9 for the corresponding Heek
inst year and ri SIS for the corresponding NeeE IN
Is6s The shipments we're {, ss9, against 9Isb Us!
week, md II s5A for tie corresponding week ID
The following were tho cloztug prices tntz week,
and foI the corresponding week In 1ses:
Nr. ~, 1ssa Ndr. 80, 1859.
f:ond To choice. ....,... 2S129.e1 1aSSS1d.t3
Medium. asG3SIt ata31GCa
Common &ao9-s3 SIG 2e3
6HEEP-Rece1Ted to-day, s1s; received this
week, As6A shipped to-day, noue; shipped this
week, ets- The supply Of al gr1des has been very
liuhf md Of GOOD 10 thalce1 eond0er1b1y anorr Of
tte Legitimate wAnu Of the uN1e, the result Of
which: Was uztestl appreciation in vaiueA The
higher pT1cea prevailing tn the Eaat brought ship
pen tnto the heh, md index . good healthy COM
petition between EAl2 c1aas OF buyeIH md loc11
butchers k&l.s were quick Ut IN average ADVANCE
Of &c per 100 Ia We quote closing ptceA II &a 50
@Aoo for common; $AS941 u for medtum; NH9
&oo Tor good 10 choice, sad AZ $Aes3A5o fnr exHh
, 1870-03-21


ceeded the receipts. Corn hss moved cut resy
slowly during tts past week
1ha following Were tho closing prices On
grain:
Rsss Nses .esas gs .sass { & @ g g sSss T.
9Ssa7 81 a.....-.... :sS SIX 3 s s5x
R!F11.S R!s1 y: sa 81 s .... s g 6 lls e sl!sx
There was light Attendance On GhAn8e TO-
day, and rather quint set Of markets. Pork
md wheat were easier; AL else rathe. drmaz.
Sales were 80 bris Al s21 e, md 100 br3s iron
bound 1t sa,1c- The market closed with buy
e1s 1t thoee prices,
Dressed hogs were t1ull, but firm, II elO,oo
@lo-25 for light, and S10.50 for he3yy.
Provialone were very quiet almost inact1ve.
eociadon relatsye to the tine for eloeins the
packing eeasou,. beyond which pork viii not
be available to al contracts eslliag Tor regu-
T1.de, md operators arc IN suspense;
few being wiling to bug until the matter is
settled. Regular pork WAS nomins!sJ easier
ordinary closed 1t s2L73@25.oo. Lard opened
duh wiA sellers 1t 1sRc, but improved later
under better inquiry, md closed 1t about l3::S5
@1ssaSc, which Was IN improvement q 70
Per 10 on tho prices paid yesterday. Heats
weEe entirely nominal and unchanged At sc.
c,snd lsc for bulk shoulders, rough sides and
aho1t riba, respectively. Sweet picked hang
we're quoted It 1s,iS@ IKE; Cumbe1iands At
! llsst@1ec boxed mess beef IT 41l.oe@110o !;
ext1 uess beef 1t els. .5o{G1400 grease 1t Ia,
! 1916, md taIlox 1t A99ac for city. Sales
bIls at 'e2a.so: 800 b1as On sestie,zaent It
S2a-Do 500 t1ls buyer the month It e26,o0 100
brh country mass Il $1s 90 GO brts moss, nav
packed, It f25.oo; IS tes lArd II lsAc; NU scs
, 1870-03-21
Private Matters.

f. D. CLAREE IL D.. The Regular Old Estah1ahea
Dr. Clarke, III South C1ask4t tneA. Aon1oe>.
CONEIpEHTALLY CONSULTED
Useud twc stamps for Married Secret
U- Also. twu for Eook ca sclf.Abusc-
Addsens ktte1 d, T. D. CLARKE, IL South Cazk-
, 1870-03-21

tits. very common opinion that anybody
with Ettle practice can dive ahozse, This Is
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--LATEST.
SEw TuRk, March 19.-Aoney market extremely
easy. The rates most Of the day for call loana
were 496 per cent, with most transactions st 6,
but at the close balances were offered at 3s4 per
cent ...- IT.. .-.
The bank statement, however, Is unfayorable,
showing g net loss IN legal reserve Of nearly
= 600 0e, and IL regarded as warning Of closer
money market: .-.-.
8pecie..... s9,014,s<9 Decrcase.-.,.. 1,e+,sss
Circulation. s3,fp2ro63 Decrease...,.. 1s6,ltt
Deposits. 10. a06,816S2S Dccrease-...-. 1,101,+A
LcSal-tenders n2,I4,4so Dccrcase..... 1854
Sterling fi1ner Ut 1o69los.s.
the forenoon, On Largo purchases BY foreign bank
ers, but closed dull though ateady; The price
closed as 11sx. Car7y1ng rates a35 per cent
Clcarsnces, SO eo0,o 600 Exports to-day, $56,ssa,
and for the week, $,10,49l
Governments dali and lower, closing barely
Coupons, 81 1.1l4K0ll4xt Coupons, 81 1osk sk01osx
CopponA q. locke Coupons, 81 .1o6ht41Oof
Coupons G{. .106Le1ids;s 1d-s06.. 05As1doE
Coupons, 3.l09 41oak Currency g. liz 2A9l12T
Coupons new W1o1A A@1o7Al
, 1870-03-21
COMMERCIAL.

941cnnAr EVENING, March II
The following table showe the receipts and
shipments Of produceat this point during the
past twent5-four hourH:
, 1870-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

3hia lpndd II air Dye is the hxt In The world: ta
Oily fsEe and rttct Dyes hA7mkssy reliable 3l1sAatz
1Ss 1sop, VI e E dienloas tats rsede1
hAtr sett snd be4,tful- blAct brown SoLl By III
U!usEkts nd FesiurneSa and properly applied i: tt
, 1870-03-21

Total bushels. .1s, tto,e49
Receipts through r--bushels. 80
Tho receipts Of -four were $50. ITO bTas ;
wheat, 7,os6, 500 bu; corn, 4,60S, $50 bn; oats,
Southern Railroad delivered Cos, 4A b1ls flour;
2,732,s84 bu wheat; 1,105, ,109 bu corn, aud
81, ,443 hu cats; while the Toledo. Wsbash i
Western RAlroad delivered ~, $50 br1a -four;
2049, 374 bu wheat; $40, 147 bu coEn. and u.s.
$50 bu oats.
The receipts Of com. per the Michigan
Southern Rai1roAd. we're 100000 bu in excess
OF the amount delivered In 1858. These figures
tell the story which ne ruE TRBusE) have
tired 70 impress On the Earehousemen Of this
city, that their imperous practices are tending
to drive away tho grain trade Of Chicago.
tic produce during the year, By lake and rail-
rcAS rrr77,y,n rfd trYff, fhr,Aa in 1893.
, 1870-03-21

Tie following shows the range Of prices dur
ing the sesson, also the opening and closing
quotations:
, 1870-03-21

Last weeE-............ $a5o,55a51 H,se,,672ss
Corresponding week
Last year. GI,t61,o6 ,o6&o9 <lsfEs,664IS
Sales at the Stock Eoard to day WeEa:
10 shares Republic Insurance Compaoy...... q
81 coo Cook County - War FUND.-. )...........- 91ts
$ACco United States 8 -2os Of 1ss7, 9o.-......1o9
5000 American gold, 6.................-...usA
Tho following bids and offers were also
, 1870-03-21

The receipts Of beef cattle ftr the week under
review were 6OSs, against g. 1865 last week, 6,etS
for the corresponding week in 1869, and o,ot4 IN
1865 The supply, though light as compared with
The hsn dozen previous weeks, das oeen about ~
large as We have been accustomed 70 receive at
ts season, IN former Jears and, all things cousld
cred, quite as large as vas desirable. Had the Of
feftnga embraced one or .sWo thousand head at!ll-
ttonal, It would not only have been impos-
Able 10 recover any part OF the decline
suffered last week, but It Is more than
probable thar farther considerable reduction
the receipts, the market had decidedly bad LOOK
at the opening, ssles dragging heavily, even ct the
Low prices prevalent on Friday md Saturday Of
Last week. but later, In sympathy with the reactlon
III the markets below, better, drrneE feeling OBJ
talned and stuce Tuesday the grades Of stuck usu-
ally sought after by Eastern buyers hare steadily
appreciated In value, until at the close We can note
smooth steers Of from 800 10 :, 100 Is ayer-yc,
such Rs were drug III The market last week at
Hscs7.25, were quick sale yesterday aad To-
day at E.51f31.s1 EuLchcEs' 6tock,-by which Is
meant medium to choice cows, and common TO
fair 1]eshE steers for the local tradc,tho1gh more
vance, prices ruling comparatively steady at $50
GAS, for Averages Of ffom 900 to go as High
q prices were, In few instances paid, but the
nboye may be considered fair quotation for these
descriptions ofstock. Stock eatt1e have been more
or less Neglected throughout, and previous
rates were no more than sustained Straight
smooth steers, Averaging from 800 10 l,o5o NJ,
have sold slowly 1t s.. ooas5o while uzhte7 aves-
ages were disposed ct With difficulty at f. 4oG9I1a
Inferior and common mlIe1 l0tH, embracing poor
COVE, !" scrubby" steers, coarse bonJ oxen, stays,
huEfs and scfaWnJ helfeEs, we're not wanted at
faMa 4qa, though nbout al1 have been worked OF.
The market closed tlm At the prices given below:
, 1870-03-21

Classified as follows: Ships, 5s7; barks,
SIS; hgs, eu7; sehooners. l0,s70; aloops,
s,9l3; steamers, I, S,s6l u1rigEed, 6,eS7.
Temporary dncumented vessels, LOSS. Tons,
AM, Oh
, 1870-03-21

I~-Reoeiptko;'-Shipra<1itA-
$50 1863. 1870 / 1S69.
, 1870-03-21

buffalo Live Stock Market.
r,.,., %, March 19.-Receipta for the week
/, e. - 6,6so hogs; ~ sheep Market dTln
~ s;uv Itset oeest quotations iards well Cleared
, 1870-03-21

Ibaye seen = few beautiful things IN purs
white One vas \ Victoria lawn, with under
ekin made with one vide and two nAr1ow
some open euhroidery put on plain; abort
basque edged with the same. Above the en-
b!udety- one TOW Of open insertion, through
which scarlet velvet Wis rnn. Another was
upder-s,e1t had ono deep ruflo, with beading
one inch vide, to b Auted. Over-skirt two
rufaes, cut bias, loopcd Ut the eide with hand
.sf double n1hteI1A, nasrow ruHle on each eden
Waizt u,ade with two ruf1es to oirnnl..a Berfhs
coat aleeve, With Pun # the elbow, from which
embroidered edge around the WEist and SQUARE
neck. To be worn with blue boots, assh.
cloves, and Lair ribbons, for dancing school or
Home reception.
Another uIite dress wa msde With three
deem fio7noes dutcd to takc in Ill tbs fulnnaa
1hs top Of tho skirt WAS 4 Large PUT with \
duted rufJe set in It the waist one-hllf -
,deep "A thoee on the s1itt, which were little
over quarter Of y.rd yad vide.
Is announeed for next week 1t fashionable
Iaka steet millinery house somo Of our
prominent dealers arc now in New fork, Pu1-
chasing goods for spring openings, And hnnt- ny
ing up novelties. One hocsc here reports Id
different shspee in bats- HoH there can be q
leading style with 80 mA1S 70 cnooeo 15obs
eeens IN nuposaibihty- In this city, where
Il such dearth Of daily annnse1nent,, thst il,
pl.oes Of public reception for l.diea to Atte1d
morning. these openings ATo looked forward 70
~ the fair shoppers, with pleasant anxiety, It
being no small engagement to meet ones
friends 1t the shrine Of garnet elk, with vel
vrt trimmings, and three yards Of trail
Merchants arc now adding millinery
1ooms to their establishments, 30 thst
= customer coming from = distance
can find eyerxthing requisite in ons
house. The idea may be a good one, but it
aeema : little Ike Infringing on Other peo-
pies 1ghts. since millinery Is . feature by IL
sell, aud there Aze houses especially devoted
to t.
The cool weather has psuvented sny display
Of spring styles so far, except that here and
ihero bavxn poplina, t1imtnod with rufilos and
SCARLET velvet, with Jsunty Ensliah walking
Jackets, sppeir on the promenade, but tho vel:
vet closk and winter dress, with futs, Is still
Sheprex1iling dress VIC
, 1870-03-21

Domtsti- R1-Gp'te.
Imports <rpor1L FpreiJn
{Speat raj Hi1ed rail- eommodt
uea1 ue.l ta>
, 1870-03-21

CHICAGO d SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Ticket Otcs eoutheaat cdIner Of Cls1k md Laknstk
COUNCIL BLrIFH AND oxAAA LzeE
, 1870-03-21

Month ended!
Sov. 20, 1859.
Month ended
Nor, 80, 1s8.-
Eleven months
ended Nov. 80,
1~.s,...s...
Eleven months
ended Nor. 80.
7E-d
, 1870-03-21

AKE sHoEE sAHD x1cHIGHY souEHEsH
RAILWAY.
DEPoTCorner Of E41 Bu1rn and aAefm7a-EtA
Ticket Ooce, 81 South E121k-s1-
A&A+.+~.. 11A \ f. -1;A p Il
cIt<1Al 1EW IcSk kxpFcss--.s esO A. n 10 ~
Flette E1r1cxs {dattT}.-..--. t:9p.m a@ +
Night - 90 p H. Nd l.
Day Ezpsras.................... $40 4 m sa:npu-
S{xh3 EIrTees s:91u ,. ! II,
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The UHLANs.-Like the Cossacks of the
Don, who, in the closing wars of the first EN-
pire were the special terror of the Parisians,
the near approach of the Uhlans seems to have
struck CONSERVATION into the capital The
Uhlans, derived from Tartar word signifying
brave, were originally light cavalry of Asiatic
origin, introduced into Europe by colonies of
Tartars who settled in Poland in Lithuania.
They were mounted on light, wiry horses, and
armed with a sabre and lance of from six to
seven feet in length. attached to stout leather
thong passed behind the back, and enabling the
lance to be couched under the right arm
Streaming from the point were strips of gaudy
cloth, designed to frighten the horses of the
foe. The early dress resembled that of Turks.
and the regiments, or polks, were distinguished
by their red, blue, green, or yellow uniforms.
The Austrans and Prussians were the first to
borrsw this style of cavalry from the Poles,
and the Uhlan regiments greatly distinguished
themselves under both the Austrian and Prus-
sian flags during the wars of the great Fred
erick. In 1884 Marshal SAKE equipped polk
of Uhlans, 1000 strong, for the French SER
vice. After his death, however, it was dis
banded. Russia, Prussia and Austria, still
possess corps of Uhlans, recruited principally
IN western Russia, Poland and Silesia .'.i
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FAT MEN.-Our corpulent readers will not
object if we say few words in their favor. 1t
is said to be a fact that no fat man was ever
convicted of murder. Stout people are not
revengeful, nor, as general rule, are they agi-
tated by violent gusts of passion. To parade
fat house-breaker In the criminal dock at the
special sessions would be phenomenon in
deed. The fellow who works with the skele-
ton keys is generally lean and wiry. Imagine
fat burglar, alarmed, and running away with
a policeman after him. Corpulency is not the
sign of villainy, but rather of prosperity, good
nature, and good will to all men. =
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A WEALTHY gentleman, who owns a coun-
try seat, nearly lost his wife, who fell into a
river which flows through his estates. He an
nounced the narrow escape to his friends, ex-
pecting their congratulations. One of them
an old bachelor-wrote as follows: "I always
told you that river was too shallow" =
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IMMENSE BUILDING.-An immense building
is about to be erected in st. Louis, Mo-, which
will include, under one roof, the Merchants
Exchange, the Grand Hotel, and the Union
Railroad Depot The plan OF the building has
been submitted by the Architect to the Execu-
tive Committee, and has been approved by
them 1t will be 929 feet front and 226 feet
deep, and will cost $3,OOO,OOO. r. r1aag
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A REGULAR ATTENDANT There is an old
beau at Saratoga, known as ''The Count" who
has been there every season for 80 years.
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4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAw. IDA
"A no City Patents obtained for mining lodes.
under act Of Congress Of July &C. 1866. OFrIcE-On
VAL street. opposite Andrews Il Co.'s store n1tf.
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SUPREME CouRT.-The Supreme Court of
the United States meets on the 31st of Octo-
Der, being an adjourned session of the last De-
cember term l.E.Sa.; s,t.. if3i
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FIRE.-A fire broke out in. Winnemucca,
Sept 3Oth, which destroyed large portion of
the town. The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
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ITORNEf AT LAW. U. S. DISTRICT ATTOR
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Wy l. II Dec %, 1869.
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DEAD.-Robert c. Grier, ex-Justice of the
United States Supreme Court, died at his resi-
dence in Philadelphia on the Goth of Septem-
Der, aged rs years. 'l+
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OREGON RAiLRoAD.-The Oregon, Central
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In the matter OF the
ESTATE OF THOMAS HIGGINS, DECEASED.
TT SATISFACTORILY APPEARS
l. from information filed in this Court by JOS
W. Huston, United States Attorney for the Territory
of Idaho, that one Thomas Higgins, late of Boise
county, in said Territory. died about the 1st
day of June, 1867, in said county that at the time of
his death the said Higgins seized and possessed
of real and personal estate within said county and
Territory Of great value owit Of the value of about
Seven Thousand Dollars; and it further appearing by
said in formation that said Thomas Higgins at the
time of his death left heirs representatives de-
yisees capable of inheriting holding said estate
whereby, and by force Of the statutes in such
made and provided, it is claimed in and by said in
formation that said estate escheaed to and become
vested in the Territory of Idaho it is ordered that
all persons interested in said estate shall appear and
show cause if any there be, why the said estate shall
not vest in said Territory within thirty days from the
date of this ORDER and 1t is further ordered that this
order be published one mon tn from the date hereof
in the IDAHO WORLD a newspaper published in Boise
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- in the county of Boise, and the seal of the
said Court this Goth day of September, A. d. 1870
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