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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-03
rNRUSTEE'S SALE.

Pursuant To tleel Of trust executed IN mo hy
Joseph u. Ford, Charles H. Cecil aud Adams RulsOii,
trustees Of st. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
IN the city Of Wheeling, bearing date the 18th day
Of March In the year 1869, Rnl recorded In Deed
Book ~, page i73 In the Clerks office VI the Conn-
W Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, ! will Oh
THURSDAY, the 10th bay Of June, 1915,
Al the front door Of tho Court House Of said COln-
~, sell at public auction the lot Of ground In the
oily VI Wheeling described In said deed, being the
Lot designated Oh the Plat Of Chapline 4 EOn's nd.
dillon ~ Int number u! lone hundred and forty
twO) whereOn Is erected the church known rs "St.
Johns Church" AlsO the organ In the said ChIIcli.
The organ will he sold separately or with the real
estate, according rs one or the other mUle will X
found ut the time Of sale TO produce the highest
price In the aggregate.
TERMS W SALE-Onp-iUurth OF the purchase
money IN cash, and the residue In equal payments
At six, twelve and eighteen months from The day Of
sale, with interest. The deferred instruments t0hc
secured by Deed NJ Trust on the property.
believe the title to IL gODd, but selling as tFlIs-
tee will net warrant.
my7 DANIEL, LAME Trustee.
EOR SALE.-Ten Shares, 81, 600 each, of
L the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West aud is now In full and successful OPP.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. MOTION,
he2B Financial Agent, 100 Main 81,
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THE oColor Guard was tchcarsc,l
In full dress for the frat time At tho
Opera House last night
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Nor SALE
7 OTIS FOR SALE.

A choice number Of excellent Building
Lots for Sale. Situated on South Front
street, South Of First street. For terms,
de-, see Thomas OIIricn, Real Estate agent,
1911 Market street.
mylO PLATOFF u. ZANE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-03

TIM best stock Of Leather BELTS and
Neck Ties to he found in Wheeling, is at
SpcyCr Bros
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-03

SrEYER Bros: have the hest Nariety Of
millinery goods in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-03

TnnEE pair, good Cotton Hose for %
cents, at Spcycr Bros
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TnE Mutual base ball club, Of Middle.
port, Ohio, has challenged the Standard
club, Of this city, An answer has not yet
been made.
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acknowledgement.
THURSDAY, JUNE ., 1878.


New Advertisements.
Attention, Boilers.
To Whom II May Concern.
To the Trade Bloch Bros.
Kings Combination Speclacles.
Cheap Rcmnants-Niendcl, Booth 4 Co.
Tea, Coffee, Sngar-llall 4 Son.
ParlOr Eutniture-MOrchcad n Co.
Looking Glasscs-E.L. NicolI.
Lo't-Slccvc Button
Sidc-Saddlc Wanted.
$1,000 ltcwarl-Oxtoby IL DuiIield
lilo! for the Mountains.
Commissioners Sale.
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THERE is some talk among our most
prominent citizens Of raising M cndow-
mcnt fund Of 100000 for the Childrcn's
Home.
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I'nERE il more jolling to lc derived
from The space where the sirCct.cars
cross the u. h y. railroad track, in
South Wheeling, than one generally cX.
pcricnCcs In n railroad collision.
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CALICO 5cts, at Aronhcimer& Lewis.
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THERMOMETER RECORD.-'Thc follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at Silvey's drug store, corner
opposite Postoilice:
SAM. I'm. ar ~. 7PM
Il II ~ Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-03

Strawberries are selling ns low na
twenty-five cents per box.
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TnE Circuit Court yesterday adjourned
over until next Monday.
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KID Gloves 80 cents, Linen Collars 10
cents, at Speycr Bros
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VIZ were informed last evening that
the helpers at the Belmont Mill would
return 10 work to-day at the prices tie
mnndcd in the recent strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-03

1'nE Father chorus rehearsal again ut
Waycrly Hall last night.
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The SlGOuRNEY ENTERTAINMENT
he SigOurncy Literary Society Of the
Wheeling Female College gave IN enter
tainmcnt at the College Hall last night.
The hall was crowded with an audience
composed Of the relatives and friends Of
theyoung ladies, and u number Of invited
guests. Miss ECtta J.. l.allGrty is Presi-
dcnt Of the Society, and Miss Fannie
Stanley the Secretary. Miss l.atlrrty pre-
sided and with the other members Of the
Society who participated in the per.
fOrmanCC occupied u seat on the stage
There was but Unc change in the pro-
grammc. Instead Of n reading by Miss
Genie PcndletOn, Miss Adclia Pollock
sang sweet little song called Gambler
Trcsscs Tied in Blue" The remainder
Of the programme was NJ follows;
PROGRAMME
Address by the President. .......Rcia |. lallrriy
Reading Hanging Of the Crane" .,,. LOIgicllnW,
Kate ElsOn.
lns. SUD-"Oll Folks VI llnmrmm...hy ChalluuCr,
BERTHA Pollock
EsSay-"Nanity Fair" ...,...........nhln Prndcton.
lsrialon-"A iurllO aud Ills Slave" ....o...nSINu.
AdClia POlark.
lns, Dnrttn,",....,."""MISSc lIOnahcy and Jones,
I"ahns -"AICllr Dean '"..,"".""tiail Hamilton,
lcriN N. Smaller.
Taper solids anl Ends lie Garrett,
lns. Solo lpnnr Duun and bonnie dundee 49,,
Mary y, Udhrl.
Recitation -"Illr Masquerade .u.,.,,.,..,.."nSaNu
Fannie Stanley,
Sont "Amhcr rIrSrs lipl In Hue" bella lnllOrk.
l'sy "fOlly II Iiyni 10 Please Eyrryhly"., ..
lbCir Hamilton
Chorus="Goti Night Son" ,..o...nly the society.
The audience was apparently well
pleased with the entertainment, ~ each
0f the performers received spontaneous
recognition. The budget Of jokes in the
"Olds and Ends" was very amusing, and
contained many sharp thrllsts ut popular
faults and foIlics, and some very Gfrpuns
upon the names Of schOOlmaics. The
programme throughout, however, dcvcl.
Oprd n very high order Of merit. The
original part contained many bright
thoughts and happy references, and that
which had been selected was well chosen
and delivered in n very graceful and pleas.
ing manner. Both the vocal and instru.
mental music was very fine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-03

'TnE rain IA giving the vegetation Il
fresh impetus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-03

TlEcorn is reported Ns growing finely
under the influence Of the late rains.
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FOnCEn sale continuCl-.i.l wide lawns
reduced from 25c To Zoe pcr yard by
], ", liERREI.
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CALlco i cts, at Aronltcimcr Il Lewis.
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TrE pleasant weather which We have
enjoyed recently has had a stimulating
effect on the clothing trade.
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If you want splendid and cheap
Dress Pattern, 90 now to the closing out
sale Of j. W. FERREi,
Corner Main and 10Th streets,
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Why is the present weather beneficial
for Tcutons? II fnvOra Gcrmin.nd,ioa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-03
CAAco B cts., nj Aronhcimcr 4 Lows.

foR the hest variety Of millinery goods,
Ind for the lowest prices, go to SpcycF
Bros; ladies call NJ once and examine
bur goods
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FORCEn sale cOntinucd-i.l wide lawns
reduced from Doc To lOcpcr yard by
j. W, l'ERREi.
FAScY Hosiery Of every description,
nj SpcyCr Bros
Calico i cts, ut ArOnhcimcr n Lewis.
- - -
THIS WEEK.-l'or n Carpet at half
price, 90 tuJ. W. fcrrCl's, ~ he il forced
to sell
TnE place to buy your bargains in Mil.
linCry and Notions in Wheeling, is at
SlCycr Bros
AROSnElMER Il LEVI will sell calico
ut cts.
TnE hest stock ofmillincty and notions
IN Wheeling is to bc found at Spcycr
Bros; give liz call.
CALICO for CA cents per yard at Aron.
hCimcr n lHvis; drop in, ladies.
- =
Will open this morning 1000 yards
calico At Il cta,at AtOnhCimcr n Lewis.
- - -
rnElnrgcst stock Of trimmed hats and
honncts In the city 10 bc found at SIrycr
Bros; ladies', your attention.
- -
If you want splendid and cheap
Dress Pattern, 90 now to the closing out
sale Of j. W. FERREI,
Corner Main and goth streets.
- -.
Calico b eta, nj AronhCimcr 4 Iovfs.
- - -
foR the hest variety Of millinery goods,
Ind for the lowest prices, go to SpcyCF
Bros; ladies call NJ once and examine
'our goo,ls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-03

FANCY Hosiery Of every description,
al SpcyCr lIrOs.'
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Cor. Main and 10Th Streets,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-19
DEPRESSION OF TRADE.

New YORK, March 1S.-The two weekly
lines of steamers between this port and New
Orleans run by Mallory & Co. and A. Baker
have discontinued their trips, leaving only
one regular line in the trade
The agent of that line when questioned as
to the cause of the withdrawal of the other
two, said it had been brought about by the
great depression Of trade By the politics in
Louisiana and the fact that mo It OF the cotton
which formerly found its way TO New York IN
transit for Liverpool, is now shipped dlrectl,
IL steamers to Europe from New Orleans.
New York is not the great receiving port
for cotton that it used TO be. As things stand
at present there is not work tor more than
one steamship line. Sailing ships have cnt
up the trade, treights are low, and, should
matters not take more favorable turn,
will not succeed in making more
than running expenses.
The steamship trade to Savannah has of
late decreased to half its former extent.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN FRIDAY, MARCH 49, 1876

Of country steam 1344, cityIheld l3s@l4, ket-
tie l44. Bulk meats strong; shoulders y,
clear rib 10l, clear III. Bacon-demand
good; shoulders s3GS1 clear rib III, clear
y. Whisky-demand fair, 81 II.
ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-Cotton qniet and
unchanged. Flour steady and firm Wheat
No. red winter 81 l!01l II, No. spring
Chicago 9lM93. Corn tirmer aud better;
No. mixed 6i3@ G5t cash, Sc in April
Oats-light supply; 80. > s.. Whisky quiet
81 y. Pork firm, $40. Dry salt meats stiff;
shoulders d, clear rib 1890 4 at st. Joseph.
Bacon strong; shoulders S.GS4, clear rib
ll@Nrl1i, clear .l2Ol2!. Lard .l3Go@
Is -
LOUISVILLE, March IS Cotton quiet;
middling 5.c Flour quiet an unchanged
Wheat red 81, amber and white 81 o..
Corn GGGaGS. Oats firm, GiM5G5 Pork
sd. Bulk meats shoulders 74M75, clear
rib l04hGl05. clear II loose. Bacon-should |
ers 81, clear rib III, clearl2i packed Lard |
firm, good IA tierce u, kegs 15IM153 |
Whisky firm. 81 II. Bagging firm l230gl3
CHICAGO, March IS Flour holders irm
Whelt-No 2 spring Chicago 944, strictly
fresh; 81 for regular. Corn No. ? mixed GG{
Oats dun; No. 2 53s 15 34. Pork dull. SO 30
Lard dull; 13 coal .G29. Bulk meats-de-
nand far and market firm. Whisky demand
air, market firm at 81 IL.
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EO.ST-BITTEN,

We wore riding home from the CAROLS bali,
Nelly Sansargent and /, you know;
The white flakes fluttered about our lamps
And our wheels rolled silently through the snow
We'd danced together the evening through.
For B1rnsteins VOLS had played their best :
Ter fair head dropped, her lids were low.
And her dreamy eyes were full of rest.
Her white arms nestled along her lap,
Her hands Ia 'f-holding with weary grace
Her fading ylolets passing sweet
Was the far-of look On her fair Young face.
watched her, speaking never a word,
For | would not waken those dreaming eyes.
But the breath Of the vlolets filled the air,
And mythoushts were many, and far from wise
At last, said to her, bending near,
''Ah, Nelly Sansargent sweet 'twould DO
To ride together our whole lives long,
Alone with the violets, you and me-"
Her fair face flushed and her sweet ewes fell:
Low as the murmur of meadow-ri'ls
Her answer came to me Yes-perhaps:
But who would settle our carrlage -bills?~
The delicate blossoms breathed their last:
Our wheels rolled hard on the stones lust then
Where the snow had drfted; the subject dropped
And has never been taken up again.
-TeOiqp A. Buber .Jr
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, March 49, - The Assembly has
appointed jury of physicians to examine
Bonapartist5 enjoying pensions for infrmi
ties alleged to have been contracted in the
service.
With the understanding that the Assembly
dissolves six months after the i lster recess,
the Left consent that there shall be no cleo
tons to fill vacancies.
BERLIN, March 19-The Archbishop of
Cologne in behalf Of the whole Roman
Catholic episcopate Of Prussia, addressed a
letter to the Prussian Diet, urging it not to
pass the Ecclesiastical Bill, which gives the
people a share in the administration of the
local church property.
The Times says Spain demands the extradi-
tion of Don Alfonso brother of Don Carlos
BERLIN, March 1S.-In consequence of the
petition Of the Archbishop of Cologne to the
Landtag against that part Of the recent eccle-
slastcal bill which gives the people partici-
patton in the control OF local church property,
the government has bad the bill altered so as
TO deprive the priests Of any share in the
administration of such properly.
LONDON, March IS The General South
American Banking Company, with limited
capital Of 5000, OOO suspended
LONDON, March IS. The failure of the
General South American Banking Com pany
is announced. The liabilities are estimated
at 81, 800, coo.
LIVERPOOL, March Pathfinder won the
grand national steep!e chase.
MADRID, March l8-The Carlsts lost 200 |
before Zudefglry.
DUBLIN, March H. st. Patr:ck's Day was
celebrated throughout Ireland without any
disturbance.
MUNICH, March IS. Don Alfonso and the
Princess Blanca are here.
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OUTRAGES EY MASKED MEN-A BOX CONTAIN.
ING $1,000 WORTH OF JEWELRY STOLEN

LOUISVILLE, March II During the last
two weeks several outrages by masked men
have been reported from Todd county Ken
lucky. Last week man named Brothers
made a confession duplicating number Of
men as being connected with the Ku-Kux
organization. Warrants were issued for their
arrest, and all are now in the county Jail ex-
cept one, and the officers are in pursuit OF
him
Some trouble was feared and Gov. Leslie
to-day sent a company of militia from this
county to Todd county. The Governor re-
lterates ihis determination to put stop to
this business.
i. H. Davis, representing a New York
jewelry house, claims to have lost box con-
tanning $4,000 worth of jewelry to-day 1t is
supposed to have been taken from his room
at the hotel, by sneak-thief. TIE box was
afterwards found, empty, III another part of
the clty
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[ooNr1NUHD FROM FIRST PAGE.

be admitted to the Hawaiian islands, duty
free; also, providing that during the pen
dency of the treaty, the Hawaiian Govern
ment shall not cede or lease any port, bay OF
naval station to any foreign government, ex-
cept that Of the United States, or grant any
special privileges to any foreign nation which
il not now granted.
The amendments were agreed to, as was also
an amendment proposed by Senator Sargent,
striking out the word ''fruit' from the list of
Ha waiian products to be admitted free Of duty
in the United States and merely substituting
the word bananas" The object of this
amendment was the protection of oranges
and other seni-tropical products of California.
The treaty as thus amended was then rati-
fed by vote Of fifty-one yeas to twelve nays.
The majority was larger than was anticipated,
a number Of votes having been gained during
the debate.
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Lehigh Valley railroad and about twenty
DIV ling houses were flooded.

Lehigh Valley railroad and about twenty
DIV ling houses were flooded
| Just below here the Pittston bridges are
jammed up in the ice. In the main channel,
for some distance above the station, and near
| ly two miles below, the track Of the railroad
| IS covered with water and large cakes OF ice.
| force OF men have already been set to work
removing at Forty Fort, little below, and
on the opposite side from Plainville the ice is
piled up very high, and turns the water out
of the channel.
The water swept away through the beauti-
ful Forty Fort Cemetery, and swept down
flooding the flats and rushed through the
streets of Kingston, filling cellars and doing
other damage. Boats were rowed through
some OF the principal streets from Kingston
to Wilkesbarre. The distance is one mile, and
The water spread across the flats between the
two places in an incredibly short space OF
time
A barn was swept away which bad stood
the floods Of many years, and no fences what
ever are left. Huge boulders Of ice were car
red along with such force rs to knock down
poles on the flats are down and Geographic
communication can only be had by way of
Scranton.
From the opposite end of the bridge at
tins place only vast sea of ice can be seen
until the eye reaches Kingston. The bridge !
which has stood the floods Of forty eight |
years, IS in a dangerous situation. tlaw
Will Set the ice in motion, and if it does not |
carry off the structure the Pittston bridge
will sweep down and destroy it.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March 49, 1890 ?. NJ Cotto,
quiet; Orleans I'd, Orleans S@S!d; estima
ted sales to-day 10000 bales, 1000 being to
speculation and export.
April and May delivery from Savannah OF
Charleston, not below Good Ordinary, I'D
not below Low Middling, 15-1Gl; March
and April delivery from New Orleans, not be.
low Low Middling, l5-lGi.
LATER =. NJ. Cotton unchanged; the
sales to-day included $500 bales Of American.
February and March shipments rom Savan-
nah or Charleston. not below Good Ordinary,
I'D; May and June delivery from Savannah or
Charleston, not below Low Middling, 8 1-16d
LATER, 3:3OP. Motion unchanged; Mid
ding Uplanos 7, !. Orleans SGsS!l
LIVERPOOL, March Is, Noon. Breadstuffs
quiet. Lard 63s. Tallow 40s.
LONDON, March Is, 1890 F. M.-Consols-
for money 924C}9285. on account 925Gg93.
PARIS, March Is. ? 2. M.-Rentes j4:975.
LONDON, March Is, Evening Sugar 23s
6dH523s 3D., ahoat
LIVERPOOL March Is, Evening. Corn 33s
to 33s Gi
PARIS, March 1S.-The specie has increased
ten million francs in the Bank of France.
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ARREST OF THE DUELING PARTIES.

RICHMOND, March 1S.-The personal rem
eontre between Mr.. j. A. Cowardin. of the
D'sp"ch, and A. Fulkerson. of the House OF
Delegates, resulted last evening in the arrest
of the latter, and James p Cowardin. son Of
the senior Mr.. Cowardin. on a charge of BEING
about to engage in duel, or otherwise brea
the peace. The were both before the Police
justice this morning, when, after an investi-
cation, they were placed under bonds ia
$1,000 each to keep the peace.
The correspondence which passed between
the parties, evidently, on the part of Cowar-
din, Jr., meant business; while Mr. Fulker-
son declined to recognize him in the matter,
unless CoWardin, ST., would confess an I'M
willingness, by reason of inability or inca
pacity, to seek redress
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New York. March IS, Noon Cotton
spot steady; Ordinary 13S, Good Ordinary
l5I, Low Middling IS, Middling 16,, Mid
ding Alabama l63 Mddling O leanslG3
Futures quiet; Low Middling for March
1G 5-lGGal6a. for April lG 9-lGG1lG5. for May
lG - lt@l7, fer June l7Iml7 SIG, for
July II 9-l6G9l7s, for August II 11.lGM174.
l6 1l-lGC@l6!. for November 1G5G9lG GIG
December 1G5m9l6 9 lG
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet
and firm. Corn steady. Pork heavy, so 90.
Lard heavy steam II 3-l6. Spirits turpen-
tine unchanged Resin steady, 81 051y2 10
Jor strained. Greights firm.
New YORK, March IS Evening ~ Cotton
closed steady; Middling Uplands 16: Orleans
lGi Sales 2075 bales net receipts 400;
gross 1870.
Futures closed firm. Sales 81 900 bales. a.
foil ows: March 16sG916 1882, April Is 9-lGM,
IL 1892, May 10 l5-l6@16 3l-32. June IL
9-32@l7 SIG July II 9-l6@17 10 30, August
Il 23-32Ul7i. September III, October l6
q 32Gsl6 25-32 November l6J, December
lGlMl,916.
southern flour quiet and st adv. Wheat
a shade tirmer, limited inquiry advance in
freights and difficulty in selling exchange
checks export demand; closed 1t
81 24GASl y for winter red Western, 81 2S(p,
l % Tor amber do ST 27G9l 30 for white
Western. Corn opened steady and closed
dull, heavy andt lower; S3@Sll for Western
mixed, Si!GaS5! for yellow Western.
Coffee dull and nominal; 154Olst gold for |
Rio. Sugar dull and unset led bar few holder,
Offering on account of financial disturbance
among retiners; nominal "a tations. Rice
quiet and unchanged. Tallow firm: SIGs |
Lie. Resin and turpentine steady. Pork |
closed easier; new job lots $50 G25 Lard
over; prime steam 14l Whisky dull
Frei hts tirmer.
New YORK, March IS. Evening Sugar,
gas for fair to good refining, 81 for prime,
'ehned dHll; quotations unchange Molasses
i'm, 65G70 for New Orleans
CINCINNATI, March lS-Cotton steady; de-
and moderate; Middling Isl. Flour firm
Wheat quiet; red 81 l0@1 II. Corn dull;
500. Oats steady; 59@63. Pork firm;
20. Lsrd-demand fair, market firm; sales