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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
BOARD.


TWO ELEGANr ROOMS 10 RENT,
and day boerders wanted al 1871 Main street.
fe 27-10t
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LECTURES.


r ECTURE BY Mr.. EDWARD CARSWELL,
the great Canadian Humorist and Orator, at the
RICHMOND THEATRE,
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
7TH AND srH OF MARCH,
under the auspices of
"UNDINE TEMPLE OF HONOR
PRICES OF ADMISSI0N.-Dress Circle and Orr
chestra so cents Parquette, Family Circle and Gal
lery, 25 CENTS
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RES ERvED SEATS
Reserved seats now for sale at Meesrs. West g.
Johnston's book store, Main street.
NH 6---9t
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MEETINGS.
WANTS.

VXTANTED-A good Grocery WAGON and HORSE
w at moderate price,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE co,
NH 6--2t Corner Main and Ninth streets.
ID ARE BOOK 8. .-WANTED-Rare old
III American Books S. for Robert b. Thomas
Almanac for 1893 +; 50 for 1895 Any person having
rare old American Books, such as the works of Rich
ard Increase, Samuel Eleazer or Cotton Mather, or
any of the works of the first New England writer's,
or Dr. Franklns genuine Poor Richards Almanac,
or any American almanac in good condition, printed
prier to 1862, Ancient Indian Narratives, any
rare American newspaper, pamphlet, &C., can hear
of purchaser by stating price, condition, &c, and
addressing JAMES I. MOULT0N,
fe l4-d&wlm No. Carnes street, Lynn, Mass.
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BriJs.-The Richmond and Wasbine-
ton to railroad bill was signed Saturday by the
A Conservative caucus expects to nominate
night. W.
A sale OF lots was made at the City Hall to-.
day by the collector. for non-payment of taxes
The moon acquires her fourth quarter TO-DAY :
or, in other words, gets full.
The Rev. G. G. Harding will deliver an adj.
dress on temperance, before Manchester Coup-
cil to morrow night. A full attendance of
members is required
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The Hackmea's Petition. AT a meeting
of the Council, held several weeks since. tbe
hackmen of this city, who deemed themselves
deprived of equal privileges at the several
depots OF this city on the arrival of trains. in
the way OF getting passengers, petitioned the
CouncA for redress and a remedy of the
grievance complained of. There was deemed
enough in the manifesto of the Jehus to cause
.ne appointment OF COMMITTEES charged with
an enquiry into the subject matter. MANY
parties Interested are very anxious to know
why the committee do not report. Those in
teTested are not disposed to let the matter
sleep, if the committee are.
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XNTHTE ASH BRUSHES Paint Brushes, Clot
w Brushes, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes.
L WAGNER & co, Druggists
Uoruer Sixth aud broad streets
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The Missing Man.
THE BODY OF MR.. cnnIsrIr rousD IN THE DoOK

ihA boDf VF MIR. CHRisrIE FOUND IN THE DOCK,
Since the 22d of last December. Mr.. John
Christie, mechanic of this city. has been
missing On that evening be left bis home in
the upper part of the city to collect a sum Of
money due him in Rockets, or its neigbbor.
hood, and was not seen afterwards. and IL was
then supposed that he had been foully dealt
with.
Being member Of the Mechanics Union, that
body induced the Mayor to offer reward for
any information OF his whereabouts, and at a
later period appointed committee to wait on
the proper authorities to have the water lei on 4
of the Dock, so that search might be made
FOR his body If he had fallen in that map.trap.
as many supposed was the case. From soma
cause, however, the request was not er,.7ted.
This morning, some men employed I'm a
schooner discovered at the foot OF Nineteenth
street In the dock, dead body floating on the
water, which, on being taken ashore, proved
to be that of John Christie, the missing man
above alluded to. No marks of violence were
tound on the body, and ii is presumed he acci
oentally ieli into the dock and was drowned,
an s inques, WIZ oe neld over the remains this
afternoon by the coroner.
Candles HU.--At the meeting Of the
City Council this evening, a petition from the
property-holders and heads of families on
Shockoe Hill will be presented, asking an an
propriation for the improvement of the beauh.
tul site at the head of Third street, known as
CANDLES Hill. As this has long been the re-
sort OF our people during the summer months
ana as tue spirit of Improvement is already
abroad and busy with the beautifying of what
are commonly called parks, it is Just and right
that the city authorities should take some stems
at once to render the asove location as pleasant
and delightful as possible.
by such improvements, the city gets amply
rePaia IN the way OF increased taxes. 1t is
hoped that the Council will take The nroner
steps IN this matter at once. The season il
upon us most propitous for the work necessary
to make CANDLES Hill one of the most delight
fu spots in the city, and it should not be longer
neglected. "
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GENERAL NEWS.

"A fire occurred at Princeton, New
Jersey, on Tuesday morning, in the stables
of the Nassau Hotel. Fourteen horses
were destroyed. -Four of them, the prop.
erty Of Mr.. Bailey, were very valuable
The fire is supposed to have been the work
of an inCendiary.
The discussion of the Papal question
continues In the Italian Senate. The
Minister Of Justice has announced in the
Chamber Of Deputies the approaching
introduction ofa bill for the separation o.
the Church and State.
The Lower House OF the Austro. Hun.
garian Diet, will cloSd its sessions on the
nth OF May.
The Secretary of War has gone to
Cincinnati to visit u sick child.
Owing to the rain the Memphis races
have been postponed till to-day.
-Wm. Reynolds, of Indiana, IN EN-.
ployee Of Capt. Anderson, Of St. Paul, was
accidentally shot through the heart by q
comrade at Fl. Bulord, April Cd.
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Grand Lodge OfWest virginia.
MoUXDsvILLE, April GO, 1871.

MOUNDSF ll.hEi april SOi loIl'
The Grand Lodge Of West Virginia
i. 0. o. F. assembled at o'clock this
morning, in Odd Fellows Hall, pursuant
to adjournment. The Grand officers were
all present, and q full representation Of
Lodges throughout the Jurisdiction. A
large number Of Past Grands from Wheel
ing arrived by the noon train.
\ motion was made to reconsider the
vote of yesterday appointing Clarksburg
rs the place for holding the next session,
but it was indefinitely postponed.
Little business was transacted up IN the
hour of adjournment at 12 O'Clock.
Ate 4. NJ. the Committee on Appeals
presented their reports, likewise the Com.
mittee on Finances, which were seyeraIly
acted on. At 8 o'clock, G. Representa-.
tive Davis exemplifed the unwritten
work with much ability and satisfaction.
About $50 p. NJ. the Grand Lodge ad-
journed till tomorrow morning, when
the remaining business will be disposed Of
and officers for the ensuing year elected
and installed.
: The Grand Encampment is holding
night sessions, but their business is merely
Of q routine character.
At six O'Clock in the evening the mem.
bers ofthe Grand Lodge numbering near.
ly sixty, sat down to On elegant entertain.
ment in the Court House, generously fur
nished by tho daughters Of Rebekah, un.
der the auspices Of Mound City Lodge.
The kindness and hospitality Of the fair
sisters Of Marshall county, will long be
remembered by the fraternity. Long
may they minister to the wants of the
weary fainting pilgrim in his rugged path
through life. Hurrah for the ladies of
MOundsville.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, April &c.

SAN Francisco, April GO.
Mr.. Hendricks, of Indiana, started for
the East yesterday, delivering the invita-.
tton Of the "FriscO" Democrats to receive
a sercnade and make q speech.
The San Francisco Medical Society are
making extensive preparations to receive
the Eastern delegates to the Convention,
The Sacramento Society subscribed a
thousand dollars toward the expenses. A
steamboat excursion on the Bay OF San
Francisco, outside the Golden Gate, forms
one of the features of the programme oi
the entertainment
Mr.. Byrne, district attorney, closed the
Fair case at hNli.past two o'clock. Judge
Dwlnnele Is now delivering the charge to
the Jury.
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Weather Report.
WAsHENGTON, April 90.

WASHINGTON, April ~.
Synopsis for tOentyJour hous.-On
the Pacific coast the weather has remain.
ed sensibly unchanged since Tuesday
afternoon. The threatening weather and
falling barometer that prevailed Tuesday
west and south of Indiana has extended
slowly eastward and northward, and pre-.
walls from Lake Erie to Virginia, and to
the southwest of that region. Heavy
rains have fallen in Tennessee and the
Ohio valley. The sky has become hazy
and partially cloudy in the Middle States
and the South Atlantic. The barometer
Is now nearly stationary on the immediate
Atlantic coast. Fresh northerly winds
have prevailed during the day on Lakes
Erie and Michigan.
PrOJabaitieS-Itis is probable tlIata storm
of some severity will be experienced
from Lake Michigan 10 Lake Ontario,
and threatening and rainy weather from
the Lakes to the Atlantic Coast.
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, April ~.
Catharine Roberts, mother.in.law Of
one Of the notorious Mills brothers, was
found guilty Of having counterfeit money
In her possession, with the intenttO passit.
Col. Newton's store at Oxford, Ohio,
was entered last night by burglars, who
carried offsilks amounting to $500.
A movement is on foot 10 open up the
census returns here so far as the manu-.
facturers' returns arc concerned, with the
view to correcting inaccuracies, 1t being
claimed that in many cases these returns
are decidedly below the actual Iacts.
In the sale OF the Times, to-day, the fol-
lowing persons were the purchasers: Benz.
Eggleston, Joseph II. Barrett, Wm. Z.
Davis, r. II. Stephenson, A. c. Sanders,
o. W. Nixon, VIM. Henry Smith, Robert
$. Coleman, Vim. Penn Nixon, James
W. Sanders. Wood Fosdick, Jas 3. and
Jno. N. Wilson, Elias Loughley, L. II.
Grail, anil Calvin ". Thomas. Tie above
gentlemen are understood 10 be tho pro.
prietors OF the Erening Chronicle, and they
intend TO merge tue two papers into one
on Monday, which will make n very
wealthy establishment. The daily and
weekly circulation is one hundred thou.
sand copies. The paper will be Repub.
lican.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS OF WASH.
INGToN PREsDYTERY.-At 81 A. NJ, the
Presbytery met and engaged in devotional
exercises for half an hour.
The ordinary routine Of business, us
statistical reports and reports Of settle
ment with pastors, was attended to.
A call from the church OF Lower Ter
Mile, for labors Of Rev. John Z. Hench
was put into his hands and by him nc
cepted. A committee consisting Of Rev
Dr.. Brownson, Rev. Mr.. Marquis and
Rev. Henry Woods, was appointed to at,
tend to his installation.
4 minute concerning the death Of DR..
Weed was accepted and approved.
The church edifiCC at Mt. Prospect
having been burned, the churches Of this
Presbytery were recommended TO take
up u collection for the purpose Of assisting
this church in erecting new building.
4 committee was appointed to consider
the prOpriety otholding Prcsbyterial S,
S. Convention.
The pastoral relation existing between
Rev. Mr.. POmerOy and the Church 0l
Fairview was dissolved.
An inquiry having been made respect.
ing the right Of church session to cen.
sure members for promiscuous dancing, il
was answered by the Judicial Committee
that the session has u right to inquire into
the conduct Of its members and take
whatever action is deemed necessary.
Rev. George p. Hays, President Of
Washington College, was received from
the PrcSbytery oi Allegheny.
The Committee to audit account OF
Treasurer, Rev. L. GriCr reported that u
balance of 500 90 was against the Treas.
urer which had been lost by deposit, no
blame or fault being attached to Treas
urcr. Presbytery then took recess un.
til o'clock.
PREsBYTERY NET AT2 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Revs. L. Grier, j. A. Brown and Ruling,
Elders, 7. II. Laird and Joseph Scott
were elected Commissioners to represent
this Presbytery in General Assembly to
meet in Chicago on May 18th.
Messrs. NJ. L. DonAhey and L. G. Nc
Kinley preached trial sermons preparatory
to llcensure. The above named together
with ]. d. MOfTat and ]. D. Graham were
examined in Theology. The last two
read Latin exegeses, popular lecturer
and critical exercises. All these exami.
nations and exercises were approved.
The next stated meeting of tho Presby.
tery will be held in West Union Church on
the 4th Tuesday Of next September, at
o'clock P. NJ.
Revs. Jonth. Cross and r. B. Far7ar
were appointed a committee to organize q
church ut Limestone.
The Presbytery took a recess until :
o'clock.
7O'CLoCR r. NJ.
The Presbytery met.
Mr.. VIM. McCarroll, liCentiate of this
Presbytery, was dismissed to unite with
the Presbytery Of Erie,
The Presbytery then engaged In the
exercises Of the 1st anniversary OF the
Ladies' Missionary Society belonging to
the First Presbyterian Church.
An able report from the Secretary was
read by the pastor; also briet report Of
the Treasurer.
Addresses were then delivered by Rev.
VIM. H. Lester and Rev. Dr.. j. l. Brown.
son.
At the close Of these services, the Mar.
ratlve OF Religion was read and adopted
MesSrs. Mofat, Graham, Donahcy and
Mckinney were licensed to preach the
Gospel.
A committee consisting Of Rev, MessB,
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEw YORK, April GO.
Arrived, the IIelvetia, from Liverpool.
To-day the Treasury buys two millions OF
fve.twentics. 1t is the prevailing senti.
ment that should the offerings permit, the
Treasury will buy in excess.
The Times financial article says: 1--WE
understand that new trust for re.or.
ganizlng the unfortunate Atlantic & Geor.
gia road, comprising Senator Thurman,
of Ohio, Gems Mcclellan and Butler Dun.
can, Of MeSsrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co.,
for whose use four hundred thousand
pounds sterling was recently raised In
London, by English parties in its
interest, have cOncludcda a settlement with
the Dutch holders Of first mortgages on
the road represented by Mr.. Olwell, Of
Amsterdam, and Consul Berlodger, OCthis
city, under which settlement the latter
came into about 100000 cash for ar
rearages Of interest on about three millions
of bonds. The adjustment Of the legal
question embraced in the foreclosure of
the mortgage ON the Ohio division, which
was being rapidly brought to final issue,
Is also embraced in tho settlement. An
order Of foreclosure on the New York dl.
vision Of lorty-nlne miles has been en-.
tered for the amount of the first and
second bondholders. The proposed re.
organization will embrace about sos 0O0,.
900 of various bonds, debenture stock, and
floating claims on the road"
This afternoon q descent was made on
the brothels in Chatham street. About
seventy prisoners, including prostitutes,
pauderers and visitors, were captured.
They were taken before Judge Bowling,
who held the prOprietorS in $l,00O bail
each, and committed the women to tho
.wOrkhOuse for six months each.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.
MONDAY, April "a

MONDAlI ApEIl ~.
CATTLE-The arrivals Of cattle by the
various railroads was AZ car loads or $40
head, with about 90 head driven in from
the surrounding country, making in all
00G cattle on sale this morning. The
quality ofthe cattle was very good. The
market was not very brisk, though sales
were made early in the morning without
much difficulty; but toward noon the
market was more sluggish and dull, and
at that time there were still some cattle in
the yards unsold. The number on sale
last week was 500 head, while this week
there was full 100 head more. This proba.
bly, had some effect in keeping the mar
ket down, for prices remained about the
same as last week, with the quality fully
as good, or a little better.
SHEEP.-The number Of sheep on sale
this morning was very small-not over
800 head. The market was brisk, and all
the sheep were sold by nine o'clock. A
great many butchers were unable to OBJ.
tain any, and as the demand largely eX-
ceeded the supply, no difficulty was ex-
perienced by drovers in obtaining their
figures. The market was fully lc better
on oil kinds than that Of last week. Clipp.
ed sheep sold better to-day than they
have at any time this season. One lot Of
extra sheep Clipped sold to Peter Tesh,
bringing a very fancy price. Salcs-95
extra sheep from Butler county, averag-
ing 1888 pounds and IA pounds over on the
lot, at IS 25, big price; also, 4S head of
common at prices tfom5 to cents. The
above sheep were all clipped. Also, so
head Of lambs at prices from ,$9 so to
s. % per head.
HoGs-Not many selling to-day, and
the demand is confined to very few
butchers, who kill very sparingly during
the warm weather. May be quoted in u
retail way at from 6tc to tic, and very
dull.
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CHINA.

SHANGHAI. April 19, |
Tid LONDON, April 90.
Advices from Pekin state that the I'm.
perial Government has made demand
upon the foreign ambassadors that the
schools for the education Of females be
abolished; that the teaching to male sub
iects Of the Empire Of all doctrines op.
posed to those Of COnftlcius be forbidden;
that the missionaries shall be considered
Chinese subjects, and that in the capacity
OF ambassadors are also notified that the
attendance of women upon upon religious
services was one Of the occasions for the
recent massacre OF foreigners, and thai
though the event cannot but be de-
plored by the Imperial Government, COM
pensation for the Commissioners Is abso
iutely refused.
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The Cuban Insurrection.
HAVANA, April %

~ HAVANA, April %.
A correspondent at Sanite Spiritus says
there are more insurgent bands in that
district than at the beginning of the In.
snrrection. A majority have invaded this
Jurisdiction from Comaguay, and have
destroyed much valuable property. Hal.
mazedo, since his election, has given
them constant pursuit, and has ordered
the execution Of persons accused Of aid
ing and nbctting the insurgents.
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Sale of n Cincinnati Newspaper.
CINCINNATI, O., April &c,

The Daily and Weekly Times was sold
this morning ut Executors Sale. 1t was
appraised at 100000. Newspaper men
from different parts Of the country were
present. Bidding spirited. Jos. Glenn was
one Of the principal bidders, but the prop.
erty finally sold to W. L. Davis on behalf
Of the Chronicle Company, at $l3SISOO.
Next Monday the Times and ChroHtels
will be anited and issued as evening paper.
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Fire ut Madison. Ind.

lNDlANAfOlds' ApEll SO
A fire at Madison, Ind, this morning
destroyed property to the amount Of forty
thousand dollars, partially covered by in.
surance. The following arc the principal
losers: Swarmstedt s. Co., wholesale drug
store; B. U. Lanham's clothing store; the
printing office Of the Democratic Pro9reSS;'
]. T. johnson & Co., tobacco factory;
and John Adams, tin and stove store, were
totally destroyed. The wood work OF
the new Masonic Hall was also destroyed.
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Att0rney8'At.LAH'
CRGcRAPr & MAcAuLET, Monroe 81, east Of 9TH.
". P. & D: L. HUBBARD, 4th st., one door south
Of Court House.
PICK & COCHRAN, 4th st., ID door below Quincy
STANTON & ALLISON, 4th st. north OF Monroe.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF WHEELING, No. Main street.
CtrT BANK, Craugle's Block, Market street
FIEsr NATIONAL BANK, No. Monroe street,
Monroe streets.
NATIONAL SAVINGS RANK, No. Main street.
PEoPLEs' BANK, 80 Main street,
Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & McDERNoT, cor. Market and Mon
roe sts.
PiULL BROS. & Co., 90 Market ST.
Book Binders and Blank Books.
MILLS, FREw & Co., Is Quincy street.
Boots and Shoes, (Wholssale.)
Cd. KNOX & Co., IS Main street.
Boots and Shoes, (RetaII)
". BLOND, 1O7 Main street.
Bread and Crackers
GEO. T. zINNER, 169 Market street.
ChromoI and Frames.
Z. l.. SICOLL & Co., under McLure House.
STOEER & llANRE, 20 Market street.
China, Glass, &c.
C. WNsHIP & Co., IS Monroe street
Clothing.
THos. HUOHEs, IS cor. Monroe and Water sts.
j. 7. LAKN & Co, No. Monroe street.
JonS L. RrcB, 80 Monroe street.
III. STALLMAN & Co., IS Monroe street.
DentlStS,
E.E. woRrHES, Monroe ST., between Main and
Market.
Druggists, (WhOlSsale.)
LAuGHLIN, BRos. & Co, Main street.
LOOAS List & Co., Bridge corner.
Druggists, (RetEil)
EDMUND BOCKISG, No. / Odd Fellows Hall.
NrIAS Bros, No. Washington Hall
Dry Goods.
BOYD 5 SITLER, s. Main st., Centre Wheeling,
BRuEs & SANDERS, ia Main street.
is. RHODES j. Co., Merchants Block Main st
.IOIN RoENER & Co., 81 and 33 Main st.
HENRY IIOENEII, 90 cor. Main and Blddle SIS.
GEO. Il. TAYLOR & Co., Merchants Block, Main
street.
Furniture.
PRESD 4 Son, ISL Main street.
HUBBARD Il BROTHER, 50 & ss Market street.
Groceries, CyholcSalo.)
Henry X. LIST & Co., cor. Main l. Quincy sta,
OGLEnAY, Son Il Co., o. Main street.
N. REILLY, Is and 81 Main street.
JOsEPu SPEIDEL s Co., n Min st., cor. Quincy.
GrOcsrG, Retall)
c H. BOOTu & Co.. cor. Monroe & Water sis.
Il j, SSTTII, cor. Market and Quincy streets.
Hats and Caps.
HAHpGR Il BROS., GS Main street.
Iron, Nails, 40.
METcALP b BURT. 90 Main street.
JACOR SNYDER, 30 Mala street.
Insurance.
AETNA Fmg AND MARINE lNS. Co, office under
MeLufr House.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co, up stairs,
next door to Merchhnta National Bank.
FRANKLIN Insurance Co., 40 Monroe street,
PEABODY INSURANCE Co, l06 Market street.
WEsr Va, Insurance Co., south side Monroe
street, up stairs.
Job Printing.
FRIV, lIAGASS Il HALL, IS Quincy street.
Millinery Goods.
b AADLER S Co., Main street, opposite UnlOn.
Photographers.
BR0WN i lIlGGlSS, Monroe street.
PARTRinGE GALLERY, III Main street.
Plumbers and Gas Filters.
TRINsLE 4 lloRNBROoK, CO Market street.
Real Estate Agents.
Wv. lO1E & BRo., Railey's Block, Market st.
!. IRWIN Monroe street, near Main.
Stoves and Hollow Ware
JosEPH BILL s Co., % Main street.
D. LINN : Co., 10 Main street.
TWlneS and COrdAgs
Gas II, BERRr, ls and 10 Water street.
Watches, Jsuelry, &e.
G ?. BRoWN & Co., No. 2 Washington Hall.
W,H. HENNEuEN & Co., l04 Main street.
OGroRT i DuTFIELD, lG Market street
Wines. Liquors, &c.
CIV. PRAXzuErN, 1871 Market street,
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Financial and Commercial.
Cincinnati Market.

CorToN-Dull; middling lac.
FLoUR-Dull and dropping; family at
50 15a6 40.
GRAIN-Wheat dull but unchanged;
red amber at 81 30a1 80. Corn, demand
fair; market firm at 57c. Rye, dull and
nominal, asking 81 0Sa1 05. Oats, dull at
54a5O. Barley, steady ut 81 90.
GRocERIEs-COaee demand good, sales
Of 4SO bags Of prime ut 18a1Sic. Sugar,
New Orleans 1la11ic. Molasses steady;
whole range at 57aG5c.
EaGs-Quiet at 15c.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 30a35c.
Provisions and unsettled; 1t Is
difficult to give accurate quotations,
Pork held at $17 so. Lard, II. Bulk
meats 0a7fasic. Clear rib sides, TEc.
Bacon held at from Z to 0a9i. Sales Of
clear at latter prices.
Ho0s-Dull; declined at 5ia5f.
CATrLE-Dull and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Dull and dropping at sSc.