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New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH.

Two brothers named Biber have been arrested
Ia san Fr4relsco f3r altering uuited sates coin. -
The tobacco factory Of J.. J. Hobart, IN MIL
rauKee. Wis., was burned stcriay. Los. sl2,N@
An Italian named Joseph Gallo charger " "
being ouresrue In TIE Gaitni in bont 49,
e ~ h,mphk lena snd sses " Bos"S iS' ma
BY n collision Yesterday on the fenSsIa'l @u i'i,' v
49,, I'd os,y yo l,s RI. he ooDiaesor, Al he ossa5r
..A passenger train from Portland ~ hilkU. .,..
e. .et ,4 az 40 slrs shove Alci'. 'a' 't".'
anI a,, 10 scngctcir, thrown ron 'hs A4 - ~ " " "
.Das e1Iy aanl, bat nope is'alh'
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PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

&C.. The Rev. DR.. Ballard an Episcopal clergyman
Oi EAa.or. Ne, ded s4Lllny on Aon-ay
Prof. Edward w. Root If the Child Depart
nsut OF Cael!s.ry In Hamilton College died yesterday.
Calvin W. Starbuck founder and principal
proprietor Of Ths Cn1tnHat DIg Nss d,ee ss1sals isa
nV4 ais-N VI tae ae.EI s.,s
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CUBA.

r,cur,xG IN CiENFuEGOs-DEfET or TIE
SPANtAIDS
HAVANA, Nov 7.-Ihrce sklrmishcs nave
recently taken place witb the insurgents III e noun
'''"'' ,,i,t of Cieufuegos on the 18th ulL thers
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
Signal Service UNITED States Army, Division OF Tele
grams and Reports for tho Benefit Of Commerce, dated
Nov H. lg7O. l1:3O a. H.:
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THE HANIoN MURDER CAsE-No VERDICT.

TIE HANLON MURDER CAbE-NO VERDICT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-The Hanlon case
was closed tonight and given to the jury abouts o'clock
About midnight the jury Informed the Court that they
could not agree. The Court then adjourned until 10
O'Clock Tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

was severe fighting on the banks OF the Br In Santaeo
de Cuba, which, according to the Spanish Vinc' 'P
resulted In favor Of the Cubans.
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THE SURRENDER OF vERDUN.

FIGHT BETWEEN THE REDS AND THE TROOPS
LACK OF DISCIPLINE AMONG THE FRENCH
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THE FINDING OF THE CoURT-MARTIAL DIsAF-
PROvED-sMITH RELEASED FROM ARREST.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The following Gen.
oral (onrt Martial 0rder WIS nInmu1aied today:
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .......ALBANY, March
REPORTS.

SENATE. Al BANN, MalCn 20
REPORTS.
BY Mr. TWEED-Amendlng the act making
provision the support OF dspensarIes and hospitals
in BROOKLYN By Mr.. GENEI-lncOrpOIatlng the New
York arcade Railway Company.
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. GENET-TO prevent fraudulent voting AlsO 10
provide for t Incorporation OF safe Deposit Companies.
By Mr.. MI RPEN-TO amend the charter OF the Masonic
Hall Association IN Brooklyn; also TO amend the act
appointing Commissioners TO lay out the towns OF Kings
County into streets.
The bill providing for Introducing the European system
Of tunnage on the Canals tins state was ordered
~ a third reading.
Mr. BRADLEY introduced bin TO alter the map or
plan OF the City OF New-lork.
Recess till 1880 y. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
The following bills were ordered 10 tirrd reading:
Incorporating the Central City Medical College of syra.
-, ,.,.....
Dedning the powers and duties Of the Brooklyn Nster
and Sewerage Commissioners.
Mr. GENET said this bill proposed to leCislate out OF
office two Of the Commissioners and to retain two. one
a. those TO be legsated out was friend OF his and he
moved TO amend so as TO retain Mr.. Bliss.
Mr. MURPHY hoped the senator's personal feelings
would not lead him 10 interfere Will Oil which was
asked for by the City of Brooklyn.
Mr. PARKER favored the amendment aud 1t was
Nj NORTON moved to strike out all parts OF the bill
that retained Republicans in Office He thought there
were Democrats enough IN Kings County to NIL all the
Mr. KENNEDY raised the point Of order that the
motion could not be entertained.
Tie Chair ruled the point of order well taken.
Mr. MURPHY moved reconsideration OF the vote
adopting Mr. Genet's motion. Lost, 10 H.
Tie bill then ordered on the table on the motion OF
Auhorilng persons residing Indian lands to vote in
the nearest election district Adjourned
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ASSEMBLY,.

Tie CHAIR announced the special OIder-the
Mr. KiERNAN moved that the special order be post
named for the that the Newlork delegation at
caucus last week, sacredly pledged themselves MOI
Mr. FIELDS rose 10 point Of order Inc member Las
no right to diyulge the proceedings OF caucus.
The CHAIR-The point OF order Is wei! taken =, .
Mr. KIERNAN-Then ask, as matter OF Justlce' tnat
ibe special order be post oned VII tei t1e caucus eAeo
by unanimous assent OF the New. York delegation
The CHAIR-The gentleman from New fOrK 10 not IN
order The question is on the gentlelnahs motion 70
postpone.
Mr. FIELDS called for the previous question.
Mr. KIERNAN stated that he was not actnated by a
factOus spirit. lie rose to
The CHAIR-The gentleman is not in order. The pre-
vious question has been called for.
Mr.. KIERSAN-Mr Speaker
The CHAIK-The gentleman is not In order.
The previous question was ordered, and but one or
order.
Mr. Flag then called TO the chair, and the House
went INTO Committee on the Charter BILL
=, AFTER reading page or two Mr.. FREAR moved that
'"N Co pIi1e rise and report progress
whether il was asked tSat ' u iii should n be read
bfough motion 70 report prog ress can be
Inc 1hAlk responded-A motion " report progress
wAs always IN order.
The motion 10 reDort propyess me- oo-.tua
Ia the House, Mr. FREAR moved thar the hill be or.
oeIeo 70 thrd reading, and that motion called the
previous question. '''" """'" III"
Mr. MITCHELL insisted hat Mr. Ki.r,., -, .,.-.-.,
the moor before Mr. FTear had that AZ Was The dnfv
OF Tue Chdt TO recognize him. IT, said he the Chair ~
S ~ mare suCn uhpaflAmentnry rulings had twice
Inc sPEAkER responded that he would be gnidea ~,
tbe views OF the gentleman fran New York Iancht,p
Whlle the vote was being taken ordering the ms.
Flous question: and when Mr.. KIERNAN's name ryss
sailed, he stated he had 10 Offer and
De Appealed 10 the magnanlmity OF the majority of M
House for the privilege of affirming them lie proteste5
x~inS' the Application Of the gag law II lad been
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Metropolitan Police tn. sum Of e.eh Asserting sa
hunr Police Precinct bo.ss the noes many .nyya The
Bo.@ Ss. made The parties -. ,NS ss
n.S "ua s". ssU e S s,a double
T,s e" connected . with r.. rs: Est's sss
date Robinson clerk the Trssrer Once was psb er,t,
% ,'l ssd no. ; sss rendered. s IL e
e employ an %n1 s G, s amount PAID
vices referred this paragraph has been only sfs Of Health
per .uasn r.. .sns person Che duty q : .,se
SS Ss FL s Ssi B S H.
Eie:e dating from May 1919 Is a. The ss rs,see COMMITTEE
for s ss P 3s % 1' Of
in 1861 500 in 1895 Al G 10 1859 oor total OF o. C
nearly four average Of about & ~ m"u"t and
Of the WORK performed By person ing this position can "
r.. t:. ;s1s ,ts9s ,ss ss
y oesI md IL. sl 1S F H. Board so
% 20 the Treasurer to say performed bis fall share o. s s
duties devong upon Commissioners Of The BSas d above the
s1S 'T rendered BY the other eosos .e. .sE
coo most. y small s OF S,s and the care
b and distribution enIe him to a" 'ne
the s.tiag held the Presidents lcaed rv, Al p,
msTs ,o q. p sGs.S 'tf failed attend
were necessarily absent t asS B. Sf sScts Finance Committee
JAxgs CRANE,
REMARKS or MR. MASIERRE. 80 r,
Immediately upon the close OF the reading OF the ~
nance Committees report Mr.. ManerTe arose ana s ,
upon Of that apprcn1o3 and isI h s1
OF
as the legality Of this payment 10 the
but feel bound TO ssv iha
whatever that the received under III. G,
justly earned By me- and bAi va
and properly paid desire above things that The ae0D
be such 10 exclude spy question OF eaL
VIEWS OF COMMISSIONER BOsWOEIH' -,
Judge Bosworth followed Mr. Manierre and spoke long
upon the legal aspects OF the and In Opposition W
the opinion Of the counsel Of the Health Board nj ~
b. Eaton. He OF the opinion that. MISUNDERSTANDING
the arduous and honest work OF Mr. Manerre Una. .nr
Legislature did not IN the least give the power
| to the Board OF Health OF granting additional pay.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Lincoln Commissioners STONE anu
RoswOrth were appointed committee 10 examine tne
case, with power TO call In counsel
REPORT OF AUDITING COMMITTEE.
Mr. Lincoln presented report OF the Auditing Coh-
mittee. -, ~, v-,
~ " NgyYoKK. March 81, 1870. J.
tn. undersigned. Auditing Comnis report I.,. sI h"ol.
eIamlnatoh
Of the Financial Department Of the board o.
FIo iBcludng Of the Inspector which serve AZ enc
upon Treasured and the Committee have anasea
the all receipts and disbursements OF NO uuo
report and report that the book and '0seh
al correct in every respect
SEGse E, ,; LSoOrs Auditing Committee
Mr. Manierre then said that at the next meeting OF
the Boa IA lie would give In an account OF his enlLe au
mnstraon Of the public moneys from the very rsl Gay
he assumed Office. The Board then adjourned
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ICSENG Fps ARRIHED

PROM HAMBURG-n steamship Hsnmonis March 30Fr Konig,
Mrs sehopper Gustav wehaup W. Cornell Jewett aud wife Goh
and children VIM r. Battle Johann bielepberg
John Butler Cha STEIN wife and child walters sarah
Mol wife and three children John Dor
b.pd john Shu Kenhus Caha Buh Anna Gosan Bertha
Bernhard Chr Kayser Carl Feser John schne wife and three chill
den Gesebe Kroge Emile Schachn j. He Burmeister Major
Barney As PernAd Langhof Chns Well Aoyo IeesIe
Pierre Billiard. Charles William. 49, -.
IRON LIvBRPooL-In steamship java Msreh 3oMr aud Mrs
Buuou AMI Mrs Old J. Lee, o. Brown johnson.
H. Sebouusie Bisel James Napier Nj. Bo-daIro,
Puon Gale. Gale Mr. Sargent Mr. pl,tt Mr. sod Ms
Clyuu Mr. Wieoman Mr. walker Mr. Coven May, MI Bills Mr.
AppegaTtb warwicf Mr. Ash~orh Mr. Lamson MI and Mrs
Mogis and maid ~ Cesnd c. Jones Samson Mr. Borsted MI
be rooh q. Northgrsss Mr. Champion Capt Dunbar Mr.
stephens. Nj Germsiu Mrs Provost Mr. and Mrs By SIR Shas
Brish, Field Mr. Needham Mr. Walsh Mr. MOohesd NJ Reed
Dir Tuyo Mr. Phpo Sir Henry Beeeher Bart L. Snup Mr. MI
TALL h Cook Nj. Bgby Master Bsby Lee M G.vey NJ
SebsAp, Mr. Greeye Mr. Van Hall Mr. Caer Mr.
ard Mrs Worega Mr. Doutre Miss Calvin, Mr. and Mrs Wengs
MI AAdce Mr. kendnek MI Lueiu Mr. Heath john
J. WartelL - . oil,
23E L. Bush Edward Sobley Charles A sehetky u s. NJ
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done here this morning. lie wanted good, care"'y

aone here this morning lie wanted good, carei"'y
nrenared charter for Ncw-Y.rk q -. ,h.,,o.
: Mr. MITCHELL also protested against the aPPi'''
of gag law in the mattcS . .-. , a. ,.o,c for INV
MIR JACOBS state! that he was ready 70 W. u I'D ~
charter agreed upon by the New York ds.e Sa -, -, M
claimed that In a matter like this dsfus , ~ etc
allowed lie therefore opposed 90 @ Srriod Nv
The call for the previous que'uoh was '' ~
vote of II to 81 aorirg the Hill TO a third
reading. 80 ,,o host charter vet pre-
.om,od, mt ho thought he could suggest acceptable
ond,,onts lie would rather have II discussed but nc
S ,sIIinc RI let be done In the Senate, ana would
WI Ws sn s FRANKLIN and GRAHAM denounced the
rcnc process adopted here on 80 important measure
e1e spoke pro and co,t OH the measure and
ON the action Of the House.
Nix KIERNAN said, with the Indulgence OF the Chair,
e asked 10 excused from voting for the purpose OF
saying that favor of wipng out OF existence
ali Republican action concerning New-Iork He knew
there alliance here determined To push tins bill
through but he could not consistently vote for order
ing il third reading, for he had not had the oppor.
tunity Of reading aud understanding the provisions OF
the bill He was compelled, therefore, TO vote no.
Mr. LITTLEJOHN stated that he had been opposed 10
the commissions i'll New-Iork, and believed IN throwing
the responsibility of the government OF that city upon
the citizens but he was opposed to shutting out discus
sion, and voted against ordering the previous question
prominent citizens OF New.York that this proper
measure. and he would for ordering the bill TO
third reading.
The motion order the bill TO third reading was car
red by q vote Of &c 10 Is, as follows:
in aiic- f biCspsi IN
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Total Republican s,repgth...-

No real opposition made to the final passage OF
the bill Mr. FREAR moved that it be passed and called
the previous question. IL was Immediately adopted te
only fight being ordering TO a third reading-tnat
point carried any bill is pretty sure 10 go through Will
out further contest
M KTERNAN in voting for the bill (he voted against
third readng) said he thought that Notwithstanding tue
course pursued here bright day was dawnlng Tor the
Democracy and he thought half loaf OF bread better
than none at all, he ought TO accept this bill. 49, ~
Mr. SNOW, in explaining his vote In favor OF the blI
said his young friend from that the destroy
angel he referred 70 the other day has returned with
healing on its wings. SIR said Mr.. Snow, lie VIII bind
up the wounded spnit OF the Young Democracy of the
City Of EewYork and Will gather the discovered Demo
cracy and bear them 10 a higher destiny"
Mr. KEENAN, inquired in what shape the destroying
angel had returned here this morning lLaughter.J
The final vote Yeas llG; Nays, TINS shows that
seven of the fourteen aDentees came IN after the order
for third reading. The Days were Messrs. H. C. Murphy
Bemus, Pierce, Walker and neutrality-suspicious. in Ro-
man)sO the latest Tammany charter goes through with
but Democratic vote IN opposition.
Mr. LORD moved to Iecommit the bill recognizing the
Supreme Court with instructions TO fix the salaries OF
the Judges 5000 per year instead Of Sc 600, which
by of and the bill was passed by vote
Of 19 TO 5. .
Mr.. NJ. NORTON introduced a bill amending the law re-
latng 10 elections $50
on motion OF Mr.. JACOBS, the Brooklyn Police bill
was put on its final passage and passed
The House then adjourned.
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HOME NEFS.
THR WEATHER.

THB WEATHER
Esv YoRE Hour Their Bar Vlbd Honr. Thtr Bar Wlnd.
Mar Nl2 ". Mar. =. ~ .Mlb NJ
u 3ll7 NE 80 SOD NN.h
$50 pl7 NE II 40 3026 E.N.B
REMIRKs-Yestorday "wednesday, the 30th) was
damp day with its temperature higher, however, than
the previous day The sky variable until $40 a. m
then either overcast very cloudy 10 II p H. Gusy
from TO II D. H.. Polar lights at 10 p III.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

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PAPERs, TwINFs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD HAAyET oEee and WaeOOns 1913 and 80 Boaana New
Nort
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LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Rasn Whtehurst NeSoreans March 10 via Havana
%, pdse and pass
Ship X. Robinson Robinson. Liverpool DC days mtSe
Brig Sea Breeze Smith. Greenwich.
Brig Princeton, Wells New.Hayeu
CALAIS Atwood R. 2S
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WHO is KNOX 7--There was quite lively
seu.iou started few evenings since fashionable boarding
house upper the tie gentlemen board
e as to who made The general verdict being in favor
ofKso1 youth inquired who KNOB Was Tbs created
laugh Wen what you Laughing st said the Y 81 bought
b. No 22 Bradway OF Faonst and handsome as
any Of being KsOIs Of course hey confessed to tie truth
Of bis statement and be discovered who KNOX VAS.
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lAnnou1eem en!A |

For stylish and elegant HAT, go to ESPENs
onEID MsnuactureT, No. II8 NasssusL
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HYDE PARK ON THE HUDsON.-FOr SALE, one
ofe best and desirable place. on the iiGdGn at hie Ps com
syervthns dsd 20 Of land and
session particulars from HoSBK MoKaAs 2PnesL
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$1,000
Sup ' R Robinson Robinson. Liverpool &c days, mdse
Biz Pnne.ton Wells Newiaven.
Schr Msry and BLA Of CALAIS Atwood Ponce p r. Is tsy
,cHoOsgRs co.srwrE
l. Ye.Hcls' Bedford. b. II. wsierd Providence.
o hsr Pc1ssee. sM Wells a Ss.ssyen
WI; Wright, Providence. 7 Hull Providence
Ksra H,ppacb. NewLOndon g. HOehils., Providence.
Evelyn. STANFORD. WIN. Hone Providence.
Lucy jones' Fall River Honest Ave, Providence
k hs H hs,s s.s.,. S SS 9s. ST tsa,.n
J. Bright, SewiiSen. Little Charley GresnpOTt
Wv. ya,., il, tw.BedOrd I 5. Chase, beHni.
VIII f M r,' f9oT Sd ASfs S ccs s kS
jao Fa!,I. Yarmouth 4l9in. SsTH.Ssn
Ii E.ins' Providence: Jas Parker. pf.vuelst
Plymouth Roet Boston. AbOO H,.ni"
Il Ran PrsvI soc.,,, Ara. R Boston. p.o.,,.
j. b Blocker soniugton Daoiel Ruse. New. Haven.
y Bell. Falmouth Burley. Providence
AleI Baker. Eorwch' Onou Norwich.
o2 s Ss1 s R.sda ri'f PSa.p
AImors Ba,on, Providence. Oscar G. Aehsn, Stamford
Re ss r Bsi.a " 6sHn f SSS
s ssGfaa R Ea RSt' LM.s s:in % r.Ss''A''
wIsD-sandO"O, light Es.R. cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamship. Manhattan and China fer LsupOoL
BELOW.
Brig and W. Armstrong Of Nss Haven, from Porto Rico via Der
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrox, March 1Arhvsa ship n Vaughan from Liverpool
BAN PKAscnco. March 0-Arrye. ships Valparaiso and Gov
Marion from Nsw.iork
sAyssSsn Ga, March 10-Arved sehra Am Carl Pblsde
phA: David Miller Newyoh steamships Jseno and Huntsville
SexYok Cleared sebr Eagle for ssla had for Brunswick Me
Ella o~ Nassau bhk John Pierce Wilmington, sbp Aulra for
Brnnsstrk
WILMINGTON. N c. March o-Arnv.d steamship PoDse from
Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvRk March 1-1hs Dahs Cobb which has arrived from
she the schooner John e. Dsher
doped, with sails AID ruIder gone.
DISASTERS
Rbp Pof.w Liverpool for Ne~iot arrived At Bermuda 2s
inst lesbiug ssd would discharge.
Saedb hp from Wss Ide sent sshore Bermuda Reef aud
abandoned and amer taken charge By pilots who under
thengh the reef bat she struck aud oundere
Lsw.s bel March unknown brig ,uak Of Pohs Beach
Sunday afternoon sr fofeyad. 81 II reported u
ngLt that her stl ~ the rigging unable 10 get o.
..... SPOKEN.
Bs Msnbhs Of and for Windsor s. March 49, lat 80 Lon 70 %
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OF his store WnAm-st Tuesday night thief approached az
stole Norton Immediately Knocked the hef osn 40
permitted tho to inc w
Scs,pge reports oss his contract With the city Of 5000
body Of an Morris Canal yesterday
caught In the 1Jvhee az the oundey opPo
Rsoae yesterday and seriously but thought not aa
ipiurdA horse and buggy have been picked
in the Passaic Newark but no one has sppeare
70 clam them. supposed that they belong to the PEI
sons reported " have driven od the PAssAe BRUCE
Monday night.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.

PARIS, January 14.-Gregor and the
other conspirators against the life of the
Emperor, sentenced &c transportation in
1864, are to be comprisedsin the general
amnesty to political Offenders.
BRUSSELS, January IA private
letter from excellent authority, just re-
csived here from Rome, says the Pope is
chagriued at the drift of the Ecumcni-
cal Council, aud will dissolve that body
before midsummer.
PARIS, January 4.-The city is tran
quill and no further danger of an out
break is sppgehended. The troops from
the neighbOring garrisous have been or
dered back to their posts.
LONDON, January l5.-The Times has
an editorial to-day OH political affairsfu
France. Referring to the Noir murder
it regrets NJ. Olliviers indulgence to the
threats publicly made and thinks it i'm
possible to exaggerate the danger of the
situation at Paris.
LONDON, January 1.-THE Morning
Post, in an editorial to-day, thinks that
the proposed us-Continental Rail,
road alone will save British Columbia
fcom annexation to the United States.
SOUTHAMPTON, January 14.-The
steamship Harmonic. from New York,
has arrived on her way to Hamburg.
All well.
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CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI, January Ia.
FLOUR Uncha nged; family 25a
80.
WHEAT-Unchanged; No. red ~
CORN-Uncbaugcd and quiet, at 75a
SIC.
OATS-Steady at 55a56c.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-UnchaDg
COTTON-Steady at 24c.
TOBACCO-Firm; sales of GO bids.
WHISKY-Dull at 93c.
HOGS-Dull at 00a9 90 for live and
10 25aI1 90 for dressed; receipts 1900.
MESS PORK-Dull; held at &c IS.
BULK MEATS-Dull and nominal;
shoulders 10fc; sides l4a14ic for clear
rib and clear, packed; no sales.
BACON-Dull; shoulders 1850; sides
15ta15fc for clear rib and 1910 for clear;
small sales.
HAMS-Sugar cured at l9Al9ic; light
sales.
GREEN MEATS-Dull, unsettled and
lower; closing at 9!a9sc for shoulders;
llfal2c for sides and l4al4tc for hams.
LARD-Firm; steam 154c; kettle l6!c;
no sales.
BUTTER-Duil at 2Sa33c.
EGGS-Declined to 26c.
CHEESE-Dull at 17al7tc.
OILS-Linseed in moderate demand
at 90a9lc. Lard, / 4Sa1 so. Petroleum
29a3lc for refined.
GOLD-12lt buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying.
MONEY-Market unchanged and
quiet.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January Ia.
FLOUR-Steady and fairly active;
3 5Oa4 IS for spring extras.
WHEAT-Firmer; sales No. / at S4a
S5c; No. Q advanced 4c, ranged at 76ia
774c, closing steady and firm at 77c; this
afternoon the market active and firmer
at 771a77ic cash and 774a7SC seller Feb
ruary.
CORN-Dull and 4atc higher; sales
No. 2 at 69ia72c; rejected at Gle; no
grade at 55a56c, this afternoon No. 2
nominal at 69ia70c.
OATS-Dull and ic lower; sales No. 2
at 391a39ic, closing at 393c.
RYE-lnactive and nominal; 6oa69c
for No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull; No. 2 nominal at
l Goal IS.
HIGH WINES-Dull at Ole.
SUGAR-At Halle for common to
choice Orleans.
MESS PORK-Active and 25a50c
higher at &c 62a26 81, cash 26 75a27 90,
and seller February at q so.
LARD-Firmer at 153a16c cash and
16c seller February.
HAMS-Steady; sweet picked at l3ia
lac for country and l4ia14Sc for cityi
dry sailed shoulders steady at l0a1O3c;
rough sides at 13lc.
HOGS-Dressed fiirly active at 12ic
lower at 975al1 25, closing at 10 GOA
10 IS; live steady and firm at s 25aS &C
for light, 8 75aS 90 for fair to medium
and 00a9 40 for good to choice.
CATTLE-Stsady, quiet and firm al
50a5 l2t for fair to extra COWS, 5 25a
IS for light to fair shipping, and 25a
50 for good smooth steers.