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through whose hands they were dispensed. AZ the
conclusion OF the eloquent sermon the remainder or
the high mass was proceeded with.
Torzeam's fine composition IN Il nat was per
formed with all the harmony ana precision 80 char
acterstic or the excellent choir OF The Cathedral.
The rendition OF the several parts was highly credit
able 70 the individual artists. whlle the choruses
were given with requisite power and proper unison.
At the oertorv the 'Benejicta" by Aercadante, was
sung by the tenor ana basso, and after the eleva-
ton the ~ salutaiis," by MERCER, was beautifully
rendered by Nine. Chome, soprano, and Mrs. Tn
ger, contrato. The state OF perfection to which
this choir attained Is very laudable, both on the
part OF the artists and director, Professor Gus:avu
Schmitz. who presided at the organ.
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modest NJ too much IN our enjoyment OF the dceiiug
pleasure OF the moment. A sN
The preacher concluded ny exhorting his hearers
10 rise ut length and go and seek their heavenly
Father, who " awaiting US and Is keeping Ior US
ever cast IL from us let hasten 10 the ootsto0l of
His mercy with hearts iull OF love and OF sorrow,
there TO gather new strength TO walk ever after
WARDS before Him, with fear and trembling, but
sItl with blessed hope and sincere gladness.
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RELIGIOUS
Yesterdays Sermons in The PulpltS Of
New York and Elsewhere.
Prayer, Picty, Music and
Fashion.
a Side Thrust at Certain officials
Who Have Bowed to the Will
and Clamor Of MODS.
Regeneration, Publication and
Sanctiflcaticn.
The Valuc Of WOman's Work and Woman'S
Power in the Service Of God.
THE AWFUL EN0RMITY OF SIN.
Archbishop McCloskey on the N ans
Necessary for Salvation.
~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o--~
CHRIST THE FRIEND OF SINNERS.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher on
"WorAng with God"
THE AWFUL ENORMITY OF SIN.
Archbishop McCloskey On the Means
Necessary for Salvation.
CHRIsT THE FRIEND OF SINNERS.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher on
Working with God"
THE CHURCH THE SHEPHERD OF SOULS.

Discourses by Archbishop Mccloskey, Rev. Henry
Ward Beocher, Rev. ORA Rylancs, Richard
con, Osborn and Roche; Rev. Fathers
Preston. Mooney and McQusde, and
the Rev. Msssrs. Hcrworth. Lee,
Deems and White.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Haif.past Five O'Clock r. M.


The dry goods market during the past week has
been active, many kinds OF goods finding large
sale and stocks being closely disposed OF.
COTTON GOODS.
The business in cotton goods has been fair, the
principal change being in printing cloths, the ad-
vanced price Of which influences prints.
Bleached sheetngs and shirtlngs are In no excess;
the best goods are sold up to production and prices
are unchanged. For low and medium styles there
has not been so much inquiry, and consequently
less movement. The only change is the advance OF
Lonsdale to 15Hc.
Brown sheetings and shrtings Of standard makes
are sold Us fast produced, with good demand and
Colored cotions show fair movement Cottonades
OF good styles are inquired for. Denims are sold
ahead In leading makes, the general styles being
less active. Checks are In good demand for leading
Stripes are not called for to any extent Plaids
quiet. and tickings are taken In the best styles
Glazed cambrlcs were freely offered and are In
limited supply.
!. Jaconets are in good demand with leading
Cambria muslins sell well, with supply limited,
and market firm. Shirting cambrics are firm and
Printing cloths are reported quiet for future sales
Impulse TO prints and they are moving freely, with
DRESS GOODS
Dress goods are active. The supply in agents
stantly In small quantities, instead or unprodta-
BILE quantity OF one style.
PerCales are In constant request Gnghams are
inquired for In the better class OF goods, desirable
makes being sold anead.
Lawns have received an impetus lately and are
selling more rapidly Gray effects OF all kinds move
very freely, many kinds Of goods being sold closely.
Foreign dress goods In desirable styles nnd an &C.
tive sale, but the supply Is limited.
Japanese silks are scarce and In good demand
Linen suttngs are in request, and the same may
be SAID OF pques and white goods.
Ribbons are very active In black and colors, grOs
grain styles being the most desirable and command
ing good prices. All kinds or millinery goods are
active and firm
vevets in piece goods and light colors. are in re-
quest; also black and colored reps, for trimming,
w0OLLENS
tine active trade in woollen goods has not yet be-
gum light weight and light colorcd iances being
the principal request
The market has not been lively for heavy woollens,
though there are Indications OF increased demand
and higher prices. The advance In all classes of
woolens on account OF the high price Of wool. limits
sales to greater or less extent.
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NEW HERALD SUNDAY -QUADKUPLE SHEET

III; Mechanics and Tfadsrs' 1877; Gallatin National
lls; Merchants Exchange. 1903; state Of New York.
1l3; Commerce, 11eh; Mechanics Banking Associa-
ton, liz; Broadway 400; Ocean, 90; Mercantile. 1885,
American Exchange. ll3; Chatham l6e; Bank OF
North America, 1oS; Hanover, lo4; Irving, l25;
Metropolitan, 1872; Peoples, 14o East River, lis;
Market, l26; Nassau, losx; Corn Exchange, 1875;
Continental o.: st. Nicholas l15; Marine, l45
Commonwealth. 90; New York County, 220; I'm
porters and Traders 1888; Park, 100; Manufacturers
and Merchants 100; Second National. $50; Fourth
National, nix; Ninth National. llS; Tenth National,
100; Oriental, 100; Gold Exchange, 70.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports other tnan dry goods and specie az
the port OF New YORK for the week ending April a.
1871, were $4,754,207.
The total imports at this port for the past week
amount to $780, against s5s1a s57 the previous
week and $7l6o, 100 Tor the corresponding week Of
last year.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
DENNETr-MUERMANN.-On Wednesday, April 10,
by the Rev. A. b. Carter D. D., OREN BENNETT to
HENRIETTA L.. eldest daughter OF the late Henry
Muermann.
California papers please copy.
DONNELLY-BAGAN.--0n Wednesday, April IL, at
st. Teresa's church, BY the Rev. James Boyce,
JAMES r. DoNNELLY to MARY ANN BAGAN, both OF
this city.
WALsH-SHANNY.-On Thursday April 49, at
81. Teresas church, by the Rev. Father Boyce
ROBERT L. WALSH to ANNIE Il. SHANNY, youngest
daughter OF James Shanny, Esq.
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THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York. 1856; Manhattan, 1885, Merchants,
ll6; Mechanics, 1877; Union, las; America, l47 CITY,
$780, Phoenix 100; North River o.; Tradcsmen's. 1853;
Fulton l61: Greenwich. 225: Butchers and Drovcrs.
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GOVERNMENTS FIRM.


The government list was Influenced more by easy
money than by the decline In gold, ard advanced in
nearly all the issues closing firm iollows-Unlted
States currency sxes, 1851 ll5la skies, 1851,
registered ll6x III: do. DO, coupon. 1l6a< III;
do. hye-twenties, registered, May and November,
li0h . ll0h; do. do 1902, coupon, do, 1l3L q
Ia do. do. 1854, do. do, 113s4 la; do. do,
1885. do. do, 113X liza; do. do registered,
January ana July, 1923 ll2zs; do do, 1865, cou.
pom, do 1928 1929; do. do. 1867 do. do. 112x
ll2ys; do. do, 1865. do. do 1927 49, do. ten
.forties. registered, 1OsA a 100; do do, coupon.
109k a lO0t,
STOCKS STRONG, BUT IRREGULAR.
The stock market opened with continued strength
and buoyancy. and advanced to the highest prices
OF the season for Lake Shore, New York Central,
Wabash. st. Paul, Union Pacific, Reading and
Pacific Mall disposition to realize became appa-
during the afternoon, and was doubtless partly
assisted by the cliques with view to encouraging
the short interest, well to make short turn to
balance their interest and commissions account In
this reaction which quite natural after the pro-
.longed strain of the week, Lake Shore went or to
ILL., but before the close Of business the street
recovered to 1l2, owing to the usual Saturday night
apprehension OF scrip dividend before Monday
morning. The Northwest stocks were exceptiona-
bly, heavy and weak. Harlem was active, and sold
AT 1872. The following table shows The highest and
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MISCELLANEoU,

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Southern list was generally steady, with
higher prices for the Tennessees and South caro-.
slnas
Central Pacific first mortgage bonds closed 1919
a l0lM, and Union Pacific frsts 90 9oa.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids at the board for the
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MATRIMONIAL.

oExTIEMAN OF EDUCATION AND REsISEN sNf,
..ss III IN rair circumstances, who has limited &C.
,rssncs DESTROYS OF forming the acqusin o.
onng ady widow OF retiring disposon cDiec. mHt,.
y,ny Comm unIcations strictly confidential. Addfess "
IT, box i Herald U1tewn Branch olce ~ .hr'seSas&
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,


SATURDAY, April 22-6 p. M.
On Change to-day wheat was heavy and dull. The
cotton market Frightened up under a demand to
cover speculative contracts and closed steady at
slight Improvement.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The receipts OF cotton at oil the ports for the past
week were 042 bales against 4168 bales the pre-
vtous week. The total receipts since September l,
1870, are 692 bales against l16 bales for
the corresponding period OF last year. showing an
increase OF 9S3.576 bales In the present crop. The
exports from all the ports for the week were sO,325
bales against SO, 142 bales last year. The total
ports for the expired portion OF cotton year are
2,5Sl,2ls bales against 7ls47s bales for the same
time IN l689-70. The stocks at all the ports are
bales against Os3 bales for the same time
last year.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
proves quite favorable. As the average is still
rising the banks are really better on than pre-
scented IN the exhibit. The gain in greenbacks rep
resenting the Of currency from the interior.
and the disbursements Of tho Treasury exceed four
millions Of dollars. while, despite specie shipment
of 900 and customs payments OF $4,000 900 for
the week, the loss in specie Is much less than two
millions. The surplus above the legal reserve now
stands at 81, $40 0OOan increase Of ST. $50 00O The
statement compares with It's predecessor as fol-
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MONEY FOUR TO SIX PER CENT.
The money market was easy at five and six per
cent on stocks and four ana five per cent on govern
ments. In few instances seven per cent was paid
early IN the day on stocks. but The rate purely
exceptional
Prime commercial paper was in lair request at o.
per cent.
Foreign exchange was weak and dull. but quota
tons were unaltered
GOLD wEAK-111 A 110T.
The gold market was quiet during most OF the
day bat became rather active after three O'Clock on
the discovery that great deal OF exchange had been
made against the Shipment OF Pacific Railroad bonds
10 Europe. where they have grown into sudden
favor. HereupOn, despite the large imports OF the
week. the price which had been 110s Ill, fell to
1lOss, Closing finally 110I bio. The course Of the
market is SHOWN TN the table,
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to per cent for borrowing.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
fOllows:-
Gold cleared. $50 3o7 900
COD balances. ....... 1876, 375
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. 2.I5gS88
The Assistant United States Treasurer in this city
announces officially that, by direction OF the Secre.
tay OF the Treasury the interest on the public debt
due May l, 1871, will be paid at his Office on and
after Monday, April "a, 1871, without rebate.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
fhe exports Of specie during she week and since
che beginning OF the year were as iolows-
Total for the week.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ga 332 100
PREVIOUSLY r5pOrted.. Ii.
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EsEcoND DIsPATCH.]
Tesesraphic Summary.

Gov. Clayton was yesterday elected U. s.
Senator by the Arkansas Legislature.
President Cespedes still signs the rebel
proclamations in Cuba. The Marquis of
Santa Lucia lost an arm in recent bat
tie" there. ''ea e"
The San Doming 60 commission gave ball
on the Tennessee, at Kingston, Jamaica, TO
the notabilities of the island, and yester-
day had all the vehicles of the town making
excursions about the country. .,-.
;. The London committee Of the French
Monday that they were doing efficient
work." but more funds are much needed.
The Grand-street railroad stables. at
Brooklyn, n. Y, were burned yesterday
with fifty horses. .,-. .g., -
They caught the Nathans murderer again
at Nantucket yesterday, but as usual it
wasn't the right man.
Delmas Duryear, a millionaire of sixty,
who lost his wife not long since, committed
suicide at Flatbush, N. z, yesterday in
dependency at her loss. He leaves no
family. 4"'a ""1 ~""'.s HFa .r
A Toronto dispatch says the Indications
are that the Welland canal will open on the
10th of April. and the harbors on lakes
Erie and Huron at an early day. -.
Charles f. Benjamin has been appointed
clerk Of the Southern Loyalists Claims
Commission, and Walter N. Smith nomi-
mated for Assistant Attorney-Gen
General Terry has te1egraphed the Secre-
tary of War to send all the available troops
to Chester and York counties, South Caro-
lima, to put down Instruction and MAIN
tain the peace. ~. -..-. ...
Recently Irish exiles tell of an
" Irish Confederation to achieve the in
dependence Of that country. . .
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CITY ORDINANCES.


4 N ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
II T1ONS AND 10 OF AN ORDINANCE
PASSED MAY IL, 1870, CONCERNING THE
LEVYING OF TAXES .(PASSED MARCH 9,
1911: &s :
Be it ordained, That sections 0 and 10 Of the
ordinance passed Msy,lL 1870, concerning the e-
vying of taxes, be amended and reordatned so as
to read as follows: .-E EZ4.. La
o. Any person who desires to commence busi-
ness which Is assessed with q class tax may apply
to the chairman of the Committee of Finance,
and the committee shall determine the class in
which he hall be placed; and upon payment of
such tax in 'the mode prescribed In the following
section he shall have the privilege Of doing such
business:
10. The aforesaid taxes on license shall go into
the hands OF the Collector Of City Taxes, and he
collected by him f.om the 18th TO the Seth OF April
Inclusive and his receipt shall he the license to
the party paying for conducting the business on
VIII ch The tax is levled. And ali part ties conduct
ing business after the LIST day OF May without a
license shall be liable to fine OF not less than FL
and o more than IS per day.
Published by authority Of Council.
NH lost G. c. HOWARD City Clerk.
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Mrs r. A, Pollard, who has lately brought

Mrs. E. A. Pollard, who has lately brought
suits against Mr.. J. E. Lyon, owner OF the
St. Cloud, for SANDER, false imprisonment,
and breach of contract, all growing out OF
the hotel business, in which the lady was
put forward rs the head, has now publish
ed a card to the public, in which she de-
clares that oil her woes came out of her
devotion to the "old flag" She says that
because she "dared to be true to the old
flag" this separated her from husband and
children, and entaiIed' untold suffering.
1t is estimated that there are 5000, 900
cows in the country, the dairy product of
which annually is 1900, 10000 pounds of
cheese and SO, 900, 600 pounds Of butter.
The "Heathen Chinee" settled in Ala
bama are very deferential they never fail
to say "goo-by" US they lumber" out of
church while service Is going on.
tsAll eoppers and nickel coins can now be
redeemed in sums of not less than go. by
forwarding the same to the mint In Phila-
delphia. g.. d, + f|
George Rice, q man Of wealth living near
Kirksyiile, i Mo-, has been arrested In St.
Louis, charged With abducting two girls,
aged "a and ~ years. .a8l,-~ n u
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!. Observation-Disclosures
New York stock ard Money msarRe

New York Stock and Money Market
NEW YORK, March ID Southern securities
North Carolina Ts weak; Virginia s's strong
South Caroline e's active, bat notso streng. Ten
nessee e's, ,esf new %. Virginia 0a, 81 !; new
81 Louisiana s's, o.; new, @. Levee es, 7si
Fs, ssh Alabama s's, iooi: sc, 50. Georgia
e's, 40; s's, 20. North Cardinals, 81; new, 20
South Carolina Ss, n. -,
Money continues easy at 4@5 per cent. witt
some loans made on Government coliateras ct
per cent. II hardened towards the close. Gold
1lls. Governments dull and steady; 1915 llss
OPS il2t; CPS. llls; oss, ll2; new, 11Os: 'b7's
llo3 'Gs's, lllt l0.4o's, 1851 -
The specie shipment to Europe tomorrow will
exceed O.. 0Oo. coo. - .
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rlomestic plarkets!- fsY Tr1raaApH.1

NEW YORK March A.-Cotton quiet aud firm
sales, 2,ooo bales at 1l3c. Flour-Southern dull
common to fair extra, S@$7so; good TO choice
$8.su@se. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn 1c
better at s7a@9lsc. Pork shade f1rmer ct $2hs7i
Beef quiet. Lard firm. Wniskey steady at 9sc
Naval stores steady. Tallow frm at sl09ac,
Freights heavy heavy ;,pe- sail, cotton s9se.rrsr ~
BALTIM2RE. March H.-Cotton frmer: up
lands, lSs@l3lc, Flour more active for all grades
Howard-sueet: Superfne, a5.s2s@Se2os; extra,
Se.so@$H2s; family, $3.50. City Mills Super
ant, as5u@&:Ts extra, Ss.75gss; - family
ira, Sc 5O@s7.25 family, s7.a7sG ssso. Clover
seed firm at s7.5e9$7.7s. y heat steady, but moi
prime to choice rec, 81 fair e
good, $l.5s @n75; common, s1so081 80; Otto ant
1ndt4ha, $LSs@8l.ss PENNSYLVANIA, Sl.6oG&1. g.
ern. sac. Oats in fair demand at s5@s5c. Pork
quiet at $22 Bacon frmer; shoulders, sac.; rib
sides, 1lsc; clear rib, &c.; hams, 17a@1sc. Lard
steady st lstc. Whiskey steady and quiet ut 923@
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EARTHQUAKES IN THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
San Francisco, March 13.-The shocks of
earthquake in the Hawaiin Islands on the
10Th ultimo were general throughout the
group. Great rocks were hurled down from
the cliffs, and some of the valleys were rem
dered uucultivable by the debris from the
mountains. At Honolulu the shocks com.
menced ut 1877 P. M. They were three in
number, and followed in rapid succession,
lasting over one minute. At the other
islands the time was different, the last
shock occurring at Lahaira at II "a P. NJ.
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LOUISVILLE, March l.--Flour Arm. Corn,
sbelled, CSC. Provisions frmer. Mess Pork, S2l;
Lard, fierce, 12c. key, 13tG0lasc. Bacon, snouI-
ders, SIC. packed clear sid l1sc. WhisRey SIC.
LOUISVILLE, March A.-Tobacco--:S aies,, a2s
hogsheads; common to good Tugs, $5.25G$650 +;
low to medium leaf $s.759$12. |H,E15& / - =.
CINCINNATI. March I14.--Flour quiet and un-
changed Corn dropping at SIC Provisions :
Light demand. Bacon--Shoulders, 8sc.; sides, II
@iiac., wi II less offered. WhIskey dull and
lower at S6c.
CINCINNATI, March N.-Tobacco In good de-
mand at full prices; sales, $40 hogsheads.
ST. LOUIS, March l4.-Flour' easier; superfne
winter. S5.75@$5.a5. Corn active; sacked, 59G
Gle. Sa@s!c.; clear sides, llsc.
Lard, l2c. ~
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A SINGULAR WILL.-San Francisco, March
13.-Horace Halves, who died yesterday,
LETT property valued at nearly two millions of
dollars SO tied up as to make it useless to
his widow and child. Just before dying he
sent message to the courts, saying that he
had always disapproved of APPOINTMENTS
out OF respect to the memory Of deceased
members of the bar. and requested that no
adjournment be allowed in his case. 1t is
believed that his will will be set aside on
the ground Of insanity and injustice to his
family
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
THE GERMANS INSIST ON THE REPEAL
OF THE DECREE EXPELLING
GERMANS FROM FRANCE. e.
ALL QUIET IN PARIS.
NAPOLEON ON HIS WAY TO ENGLAN
No Treaty Between Russia and
... Prussia. -.:.s-

FRANCE-THE RAILROADS GIVEN BACK TO THE
FRESCH-PUNlsHMENT OF FRENCH PATRIOT
ISM. r l--- .-s.- -~.L-
PARIS, March 14-2 o'clock p. M.-The
Germans will deliver the northern railroads
to the French on tomorrow, 18th instant.
Theirs will come to Paris tomorrow. The
malcontents of the National Guard at Mont
martre have surrendered all their cannon,
and the city is tranquil. -. ..,
LONDON, March 14.-Trade with Rouen
has resumed its regular channel. The Ger
mans have lbilleted large number Of troops
upon the inhabitants OF Rouen in cOnse.
quence of the display from the houses OF
emblems of mourning during the recent re-
view by the Emperor.
The Emperor Napoleon is en- route for
Chisholme. a ..t.t.s-..
GERMAN GOVERNMENT OF FRENCH PROVINCES.
BERLIN, March ia decree has been
issued abolishing the goyernorships of Yer
sailles, Nancy, and Rheims. Thes Germans
also relinquish control over the occupied
provinces in respect Of religion and educa.
ton, but retain management of the postal,
railroad, and telegraph service. The North
German official Gazette says. unless France
protects the peaceful Germans in returning
to their homes and vacations reprisals will
be made. .. r... .. 81 + -.
BERLIN, Marcn l4.-lne German UOVeru,
ment has demanded an immediate reply as
to whether the Assembly has annulled the
decree expelling Germans from, France. n
Favre has asked time for reply, which has
been granted. - .+-,
Herr Fabrici has been appointed Chief Of
Administration of the occupied French
provinces.
OFFICIAL DENIAL OF A SECRET TREATY BE
TWEEN RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA. --r~--
ST. PETLRsBURGH, March 14.-The exist.
ence of secret treaty between Russia and
Prussia is officially denied by the Russian
MISCELLANEOUS.
Emperor William arrived at Nancy yes.
terday and goes to Berlin via Metz.
The Black Sea conference held its final
meeting in London yesterday. a.-.a:-af.
Returning French prisoners leave their
arms in the hands Of the Belgians.
The Paris and Lyons railroad will be
placed in the hands Of former managers TO-
Several policemen were mobbed in Paris
Yesterday and the evening papers urge
stringent measures to preserve quiet.
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...C0MMERCI.AI..
= cas- g sY ~ 49, !. K s i, z
RICHMOND, VA. M9rch II, lsT1.
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
Ths offerings OF grain On Change to-day we're
gesY Extraordinarily lighter tsahio oil the eur.
responding date Of last year. Prices on Change.
on the ,4sh Of March, 1870, we're as fosIows:a y
,Wseot.-White, prime. si.soa, Red, very coed.
SI22a. = ''' s9N'-'
Corn.-W hite, prime, 81.
= Oat8.-Prime, 60.
OFFERINGS.
= Wheat.-White. LIB bra lela. Red 10 nusLels
Corn--Mixed. 90 bushels.
O1tS.-1 ,2o2 bushels.
Whedt.-Whte, 80 bushels good at si.ss 4s buth-
els prime on private terms; 20 bushels good at
&le0. TotIi, LIS bustalE. - - ICstT iI:T q; 81
WheGt.-ked, 20 bushels prime on private terms
70 bushels common at S1.25. Total, a. bashels. &
CorH.-Mixed, 80 bushels good aE Sic.
0dt&-2se bushels good &C 5Se j1oa bushels fair nc
SIC 80 Bushels prime at coo. TOTAL, $40 bushels.
'h-i+'ts i"RB-ExHTBrTEp.i Gas1''S ~ a5'sA
Wheat..Whi.e g, 50 tuaEels. Red 20 buahels,.,i
OQ.6.-12 bushels,