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jected. Witness, however, left with that
intention, and went TO his home in New
York to make preparations. Here he
was followed by Mrs. Belknap's brother,
DR.. Tomlinson, who prepared a letter
which he believed would satisfy the Com
mittee, which letter was signed by
Marsh. This was on Thursday night,
and ON Friday night Marsh received the
Committees subpoena. When witness
the Committee, he was met ear the door
by DR.. Tomlinson, who said for him to
remember TO tell the Committee that
there was no arrangement
made with the Secretary re-
garding this money at his first wife's
funeral, and that the money was always
paid to the Secretary for Mrs. Belknap,
which the witness refused to do.
Having finished the reading Of the
testimony Mr.. Clymer spoke with much
emotion on the resolution OF impeach-
ment. He was followed by Messrs.
Kasson, Hoar, and others, all Of
whom expressed deep sorrow at the hu-
initiation thus brought upon the coun-
try after which the House voted on the
resolutions, which were adopted unani-
mously.
BELKNAP's CONDITION AND STATEMENTS.
Washing ton special says Mr.. Belknap is
in q terrible state Of mental excitement.
and is quite overcome. He has not slept
tor several nights, and his appearance is
distressing. His face is worn and bag
| gard, and his eyes are swollen and blood
| shot, and his manner is nervous and ex-
cited.
He says he takes the whole RESPONSE
bllity, and that his duty to his wife is
greater than his own honor. He says
that some of the testimony read in the
House is true, some is false, and some
he is entirely ignorantof.
| coNKLING's REMEDY.
| 1t is said that Senator Conkling has
recommended the President to uirecl
the Attorney General TO present the case
| through the District Attorney to the
Grand Jury for the Indictment OF Mr.
Belknap, in order that the matter may
be brought before the Courts.
| FORMAL NOTICE OF IMPEACHMENT.
| WASHINGTON, March 3.-To-day at
O'clock the House Committee appeared
in the Senate Chamber. when Mr.
Clymer announced that, in the
name of the House OF Repre-
sentatives and the people, the Commit
tee impeached W. W. Belknap of higt
crimes and misdemeanors, and that IL
due time formal articles would be pre-
sented.
He requested the Senate to take orde
in the premises, and the Acting Vic'
President replied, "The Senate will TAXI
order in the premises"
MORTON RENDERED THE PLACE.
1t is stated to-day that the Presiden
has rendered the position of Secretar
of War to Senator Morton, of Indiana.
There is still great excitement at th'
White House and in all the Department
. offices.
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of small bills were approved and orderea
paid, and then they adjourned.

paid, and then they adjourned.
TIE Coroner has commenced his fn-
quest on the body of Walton Broadwesis
who died In a George street bagniD, and
who was buried under the name OF Wak-
ton Bradley. E. IL. Samuel. cousin OF
the deceased, testified as 70 the weaith
OF BroadweIi. His property was worth
S120, 900. He is of respectable coRnec-
tions and has one child living. Maud
Taylor testified that Broadweu had
threatened to kill himself. From her
testimony 1t appears the deceased died
natural death. The inquest will be
continued on Monday.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were 81
sued since our last report:
| Henry Vanness and Jennie Tracey.
| Henry w. Kirbert and Louisa Bruno.
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Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Charles +.
Gorham, of Michigan, formerly Minister
to The Hague, has been appointed AS
sistant Secretary of the Interior.
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Luckey Resigns.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
WAsHINGToN, March a. Levi Z.
Luckey, Private Secretary to the Presi-
dent, this morning resigned.
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NM W1ANTED-PARTNER- = With small
wv capital, 10 10 in the Photographic busi-
ness on the river, by an experienced operator;
must come well recommended; none others
need apply. Address PHOTOGRAPHER,
Aigginsport, o. fc2S-At
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LOST.

n OST-MuNEY-S10 note, In the afternoon
IL OF the lst inst, on Smith street, between
H0urth and Fifth streets, or on Fifth, between
Smith and Central avenue. Kliberal reward
will be paid to tbs finder II delivered at 1877
Smith street. mh2-2t
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wv SUFFER2 When you
wv can get your corns, buuIons, warts and
ingrowiDg nails cured by Dr.. Fl. M. HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggert's barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington, KY, de14-1y
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OST--CH HECKS-On Tues 1ay, the 99th, a
8 4 number OF bridge checks; the finder W iii
bcsuilably rewarded by leaving them with the
driver Of car No. 9, Scott street. Covington, or
al the ONCE OF the Covington City Railroad
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E,OR SALE CARDS -" Moire Antique +"
Il calling cards. most fashion able card in the
market; II pack OF ~ with name; samples iOc
AMERICAN GARD CO., xcaia, .. mh2-2t*
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IL cellars, ou.buildings, and two acres Of
ground, in East End, and five minutes walk to
either railroad station. Address d. .kNlUEIX
or inquire on premises, Columbus, Hamilton
Co., u. mh3-St
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! ENOR sALE-BILLIARD TABLIs-Onc Of
A. J. M. Brunswicks best carom billiard
nsed ilye months Apply at southeast corner
baymiller and Livingston streets. mh2-2t
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= VNTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
) w formerly of ia Race street, are located
| at the ''Sun Saloon" % Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
at all hours day and night. fe4-2m
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EN0R SALE CHEAP LIFE SCHOLAR
SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, Stratton Il DeHan's Coilege
For full particulars address 9. p. c., Box o.
city. ia3-tfdNw
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I LNOR SALE--SAW -MILL--Double circular,
Il fst-class make, good as new; will be sold
&C great bargain. For particulars, &c, ad-
oress BOX eO, Petersburg, Boone County, Ky.
mll2-4t
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IL three rooms, stable and out houses, with
eight acres Of ground, In Maineville, Cleimont
County, o., twenty two miles from Cincinnati.
Address Mrs ELIZABETH OSBORNE, p. D.
Box 1.082. Cincinnati. fc5S-at
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E,OR SALIo--VISIrING CARDS-2J, with
IL name anil handsome case, for voc. AMER
iCAN CARD CO., Xenia, o. mhs.2tt
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TOR SALE -sHAFTING &c.-A lot of
i sha!ting. pulleys.. beyel wheels, pumps,
gas. pipes, copper works, &c., of a frst-class
dlstfllery; will sell in lots to suit purcbasers,
e. y. SPEARS, Paris, KY. nlh2-St
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LNOR SALE HOUSE-In Lower Dayton,
Il Kv., anew frame house of three rooms, CTS.
Will sell cheap for cash. THOMAS III. SU-
! SAN. mh2.6t
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LVNT NTED-EvERYDODY TO KNOW
| wv The SENATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
f0pcn day and niaht; choice wines, liquors and
cigars; give us call; 26O Central avenue.
G.SMITH, Proprietor. feV-lm
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WI hD-PARTNER-With trade es-
wv tablishcd in house, sign and fresco
painting; am practical mechanic; references
exchanged. Address W. s. o., Box 2a3, Mil
! lersburg. Ohio. mh2-3t
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALES CARDS-With name. 1Oc
i AMERICAN CARD CO., Xenia, Ohio.
mh9-2t%
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TOR SALE-HOTEL-Large barn and a
a. good run of custom, on the Harrison and
Brookyille pike, ~ miles out For particulars
&tldress WIN. SEELY, New Tren on, Ind.
mh2-4t
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+ tVNTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock OF
! w nrst-c IS Sewing Machines IN order to
retire lnalll from the business. Will sell at
Lost for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street. first floor. je26-tf
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LTOR SALE OR TRADE-PATENT-On
IL half interest in railroad patent which
will yield fortune to one who has money to
Introduce it; great saving Of iron. anu makcs
yhings safer than the way they are now used.
Fcr full particulars address Box 81, Lessburg,
Ohio. mh2-gt
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LAST EDITION.
THE BELKNAP EXPOSURE.
What the Committee Learned
From MIR. Marsh.
An Unearthing Of Corruption that Causes
the Greatest Excitement
THE CASE AS IT NOW STANDS.
THE CASE AS 1T NOW STANDS.

W act as oecretHry OF war until the sue
cessor TO Gen. Belknap has been az,
pointed. The following is the letter Of
the President directing Secretary Robe.
son to assume the duties of Secretary Of
War;
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 2.
SIR: The resignation OF the Secretary
lof War having been rendered and ac-
cepted this day, you are hereby directed
to assume and perform the duties per-
tanning to the office OF the Secretary OF
War In addition to those of your own or.
lfce until otherwise directed.
Very truly yours,
2. s. GRANT.
To the Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr.. Clymer, at five minutes to o'clock,
in the House Of Representatives, said he
desired to ask permission OF the House
to make report from the Committee on
Expenditures OF the War Department. of
SO great Importance that he felt quite
certain when 1t was heard the House
would sustain him In making the request
at this time.
The Committee having been allowed
no clerk to perform writing for them. he
Mr.. Clymer) had made the records and
felt sure none Of the clerks Of the House
could read them, aud he asked that he
might read the report himself. Mr.. Cly-
mer, In compliance with requests from
all Sides Of the House. took the Clerks
desk and read the report as follows:
The Committee on Expenditure OF the
War Department respectfully report
that at the very threshold they had
found such unqualified evidence OF mall
teasapce in office by Wm.. w. Belknap,
late Secretary OF War. that they had felt
\ Z dptx " 10y The same belege The.
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fXNTANTED-PRINTI OFFICE = Small
/ wv job office; an improved eighth medium
tGortion press preferrei: must be cheap and
good as new. Address AGATE, S7l Ontario
street, Toledo, Ohio. mh2-3t
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NTANTED STU ATION-As gardener or
wv driver, by one who understands the care
OF horses, COWS, and is careful driver; will
ing and Obllg1g; wages no object. Call at
No. g76 Hopkins street. mh2-ct
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv STU ATOMIC do upstair.
w work or sew. Address l.. FRANCIS
city p. o. mh2-3t
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N0R RENT-HO ON Furnished; TO aontle-
Le. Rsni sAy Plum, bet qs0sss ord ssys4|a
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FOR RnNT-.RooMs

Es0R RRENT-ROOM--N0f ~ Harrison street.
~ for c0lored folks; key al 4S Sycamore 81
mhB-Rtt 'F l15.
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INV ED-CAPTrALIST-To furnish a.
wv printing-press and outfit, and to employ
the undersignea, a Western editor OF expert
ence, to edit newspa er to be established in
Custer City. Black Hills Country. Address
COL. b., Lock box 4s6, Van Vert, Q. fe2S-4t
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yXTANTED = STU ALTON = BY young
side work. Address OPEN AIR, this ofice.
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tVNTANTED-15Q MEN-For the Black Hills
w Expedition, BUFFALO SAM, Guide.
] For information inquire at JOSEPH Blu RK-
IHARUT'e, l02 Plum street. mh2-1m
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IINOR SALE-COUNTEk-Te feet long in
X good condition. Will be sold cheap. Ap-
IDly ut LOT W est Fifth street. ja3-if
lToR sALE-sODA-wATHR GENERATE r
| IL and three fountains, cheap; or will trade
for drugs. Address j. j. UNTERSING q El,
Twenty Hrst Ward, Cineinnari. mha-3t
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! WI NTANTED-GIRL--A first machine hand,
w on pants; the highest wages and steady
work to a hrst-class hand. No. ~ W est Ski h
street. Third floor. 1t*
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NOR SALE OR TRADE-LAND-2S, acres
II in Pulaski County, Ind, three miles from
Winamac County seat), on Chicago Air. Line
X. r. Address 2. U. Box 81, Hamilton, Ohio.
mh2-4t
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NT TANTED-sITUAT ATION-By carriage
w painter to work in the city. Address MI
CHAEL DOHERTY, 546 Race street. mn?-4t
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Nm WANTED BUY YOUR 'gATS OF
lEU MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jy15-n
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VNT ANTED-RESPONSIBLE PARTY To
wv handle Compressed Yeast In this city.
Address f. G. EkSKINE Il CO., 2o3 Main ST.,
Louisville, Ky. mh2-3t
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VNTANTED--YOUNG GIRL = To assist in
w general houseworK; about Is years old;
none hut German need apply. No. Ss1 Clark
street. mh3-2t
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WTANTED- STU ATIoN-By man OF five
w years experience, as travelling agent for
hardware or groceries. Address W. STEW
ART, Centeryille, Wayne County, Ind. fe28-4t
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wv ANTED- : STU ATION-By boy fifteen
wv years old, that can write good hand aud
is willing to work. Address j. OHARA, No.
66 Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

lVKJANTED--GIRL- do general house,
wv work ip small family. Apply at No.
80 West Fifth street. 1t*
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WTANTED-sITUAT ATIoN-By a middle
wv aged woman, who thoroughly UNDER
stands general housework; no objection to
country. Call at23O W ater street. fe2S-4t
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wv TANTED-sITU ATION-As blacksmith
w or helper, in the city OF country. Adj
dress r. S., 55S Central avenue mh2-2t
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NANfED-OLD GOLD-Cash paid for
wv watches, diamonds, old gold and silver.
A. A. EYSTER, $40 w. Fifth. mh3-3t+
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XNT ANTED-SIT UATION-As currier, by a
w man Of four years. experience in the
leather trade. Address Gu RRIER, Post-oflice
box 268, Belleontaine, 0. mh2-35
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wv ATOMIC work on a
wv farm by the month or year by man OF
family; can give the best of recommendations
Address NELSON s. .HEDLESTON, Loveland
Ohio. mh2-4t
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NTANTED = STU ALTON = By young
wv man to work on farm. Address A. E.
s., Post-ofice Box 81, Carthage, o. mh2-4t
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lVKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That Is.
| w CAVAGNA u SON have new lot of
Alaccaroni just received from Neryia, Italy,
talso splendid line Of Groceries jy2o-tf
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NM TO KNOW That
wv they don't have three profits to pay for
shoes at the New Shoe Store, <94 Fifth street,
made at the factory. l7S Race street. All Gus
tom work warranted. Women's, misses and
children's shoes specially. fe2l M, w &F- tt
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NM D-EyAPORATUR- -Cook's sec
wv ont-hand; must be good size, sound and
reasonably cheap. Address, stating price, W.
/ A. GkAHAM, Flemingsburg, KY. mh2-4t
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" "ANTED-PoY-To go on errands. APP
w ply at PUCASE'S Shoe Store, l29 York
atreet, Newport, Ky.
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LNOR SALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land;
II good spring on same; in thickiy settled
neighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county -seat. Or will trade. Address "W,"
tins Office. jy14-tf
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wv ANTED = SITUATION = BY young
w man of 1S in barber shop to l"arn the
trade: best Of references given. Address II.
III. HERMAN, Seymour. Indiana. mh2-3t
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w years old to do upstairs work or assist in
general homework; city or country; country
preferred reference given. Apply at l47 Rich
mind street, or address o. Z. L., Enquirer Of
flee. mn2 .8t
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XNJ UATION--Io keep booxs,
wv by a thorough book keeper; no objection
to travelling part Of the time; good reference.
Address +. j. HICKMAN, caro- Letter Carrier
46. nh9-3t
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XAJ JANTED-SITU ATOMIC do upstairs
wv work and assist in washing, ironing or
general housework, in small family. Call a.
81 Seventh street. from 9 to IL o'clock. mh2-2t
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WT NTED--SITUATTON-In some whoie-
w sale house by young man of German
dt scent, 10 years or age and with good COM
mon school education; will make himself gen.
orally useful. Address DR.. HENNING, 25U
W.. Liberty street. fe28.2t
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classincatlons of
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE
n i,e eart;o, laaa than TLlN CEhJrS
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| LNOR SALE-FARM-Firs class stock, Of
| Il l6j acres; will be sold on easy terms. 'Ad-
dress j. SCHMIDT, 5341z w. Fifth street, or
j. N. OBERSr, Logansport, Indiana.
1 mh2-3t
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E,oR sALE-Go WHERE THE TAXES
IL WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
farm Of 65 acres, IS miles from the city. on a
railroad. Address H., this Office. ja28-tf
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THE CHARLESTON RACES.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 19-The attendance was
small and track heavy.
The first race for all ages, mile dash, four
started. Survivor, the favorite, won easily,
John Payne second, First Chance third, Jack
Trigg fourth. Time-1:57I.
In the second race, Carolina stakes, for 3
year olds, mile dash, four started. 1t was
won by Grit, the favolite, Libbie L. second.
Emma g. third, Athone fourth. Time-1:5
In the third race tor all ages, mile heats,
two started. Egypt !, l, Larry Hart 2, 2.
Time, 1:5l-1:53.
In the fourth race, two miles, over eight
hurdles. six started. The race was handsome
ly won by Vandal, Jr.. Oxmore second, Char
ley Cheatham third, Busy Bee fourth, Ascot
fifth, Prang sixth. Time, 4:O54.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10, Evening. - Cotton
dull; Uplands 49, Orleans 10 3l6; net re.
ceipts 1927, gross 1892 sales 1913, consolidated
net receipts l0l, 1867, exports to Great Britain
43 S47, France 4649; to the Continent 4452
Futures closed dull; sales u.s. coo bales, as
follows: January IL 15-16@l2 1892, Feb
ruary 10 1-32@l3 1-16, March Is $500
Is SIG, April 1908 1882, May - 1890
13a. June 10 1892, July IA 1-l6@l4 81,
August IA 32@l4 3-16.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10, 1920 P. Motion
spot dull; Ordinary %, Good Ordinary IL,
Low Middling 12I, Mlddling Is, MiddliDg
Alabama 1875 Mlddling Orleans and Texas
Is 3-16.
Futures steadier Low Middling for Jan.
uary 12s@l2 1916, February 1908 lie,
March l3lM13 SIG, April IL 7-l6@13s.
May Is 11-l6@l3l, June 1908 1916, July
14(Al4 1-16, August IA ala 3-l6.
LONDON, Jan. l9-Noon. 107.
New YORK, Jan. 10, Evening. Money
easy, 3. Sterling 4 So. Gold 1l2s@ll3. Gov
ernments quiet and strong; new SIS l17s.
Flour limited demand; super6ne Western
and State 81 25@4 65. Southern -four is in
better request; common to fair extra 81 900
so. Wheat dull, heavy, 81 25@1 50.
Corn shade easier, fair business, 629@7O
Oats-little more active, 1902.
Coffee-Rio quit and firm. Sugar quiet.
Molasses and rice unchanged. Tallow steady,
g. Resin and turpentine steady.
Leather unchanged. Wool firm, domestic
fleece 1905, pulled 27@4S, unwashed 1902,
Texas 15933 Pork dull and unsettled,
500 1921. Lard heavy, prime steam y l3.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 19.--Flour steady. Wheat
demand fair; ST 35@1 49, Corn dull; A.
@43. Oats dull; 35@42. Barley and rye
unchanged. Pork steady; $50 cash. Lard
steady; demand moderate; steam 12l, kettle
| 13M13i. Bulk meats-demand fair and firm
shoulders d. clear rib sides l0s@l0a, clear
sides l0l. Bacon steady and unchanged.
Green meats-demand fair and firm. Whisky
81 06. Butter quiet and weak. Hogs steady
and firm; receipts 1860; shipments 100.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 19.-Market for all articles
quiet and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. l9.-Flour firm, demand
r 90
No. NO. 2 red winter ST 52@l 81, No ) do 81 s.
bid. Corn inactive, No. 2 mixed 3SI. Oats
inactive, No. 235@354. Barley steady and un.
changed. Rye dull, 81 bid. Pork dull, job.
bling at $40 IS. Bulk meats quiet and un-
changed. Bacon, only jobbing and order
trade Green meats, more doing. Whisky
steady, 81 OS. Live hogs higher. shipping
Sc SOFAS IS. Cattle slow and unchanged.
Receip.s-to 1900, whsa. 900. coTo o.. oc0.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-20
From THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Jan. 10, P. M.-Barom
eter 30:3O. Wind N. N. w., strong. Weather
cloudy and cool
Arrived: Norwegian bark Magdalina, Run
neberg, master, 6 days from Dundee.
British steamer Bolivar, at o'clock this
evening, Doherty, master, days from Colon,
to PIN, Forwood 4 Co.
British ship Minnie 81. Gerow, Gerow. mas
ter, 10 days from Tybee.
Sailed: Steamers Margaret and Brashear.
The steamship Barrowsdale is aground or
the bar, outward bound.
The steamship Chilian is at anchor inside,
waiting until the bar is clear, to go out.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, Jan. 10. P. M.-Wind
north northwest, blowing strong. Weather
hazy.
Arrived: Austrian bark Bolivar, II days
from st. Thomas.
No departures.