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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Tho nnera LAT NIGHT.

Ambrose Tbomas's romantic opera
"Mignon" was sung at the Academy
last night and drew the largest house Of
the week. " Nignon" is one OF tue
heaviest in the companys repertoire,
and requires q strong east. The Boston
ians, however, were equal to the occa-
sion. and in the hands OF Marie Stone,
Camille Muori. Agnes Huntington. Tom
Karl. Macdonald, and rockingham q
very satisfactory and artistic per-
Torrance was given.
Miss Huntington made capital man
as Vladimir in "Fatinitza," and last
night she again assumed masculine rOte
and gsrb. la this she was quite as
much a success, and when she first
appeared upon the stage in the second
act she received a decided ovation OF
applause. But the honors of the eve
ning were shared by Miss Muori, whose
personal charms, winsome manner, ma
tural acting. and sweet voice have gained
her many admirers in this her first visit
to this city in opera. Miss Stone was,
Of course, received with the appreciation
which she deserves. Her solo III the
third act was a finished piece Of work
and won a hearty encore. The rest Of
the cast were all good in their respective
roics and are entitled to praise. The
chorus sang well, and their costuming,
so complete in detail in the the third act,
should be mentioned especially.
This afternoon "Tbe PoacheTs will
be repeated vita Nena Clearly substl-
tut Il for Juliette Gordon, and the re-
mainder Of the cast as on Wednesday
night. Tonight the Bohemian Girl "
will be given with Karl, Macdonald,
Huntington, Corien, and Montgomery
in the leading parts.
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Rich,nnnh Thenfre.

A beautiful sensational play was that
given last night ut the Theatre, in which
Mr.. Robert Nantell taking the part OF
Robert Monbars, achieved Il decided
success. That he is on the high road to
fame is unque.tionable. At the close OF
each act he was again and again called
before the curtain.
The costumes were strictly in accord
ance with the period in which the scene
is laid, and as such are a curious aud in-
structlye study of the fashions OF the
French, both Of the nobiesse AMI the
lower classes of that day.
The audience WAS certainly artistic,
and while the house was not crowded vel
it was very enthusiastic and thoroughly
enjoyed this fine performance. MIR
Nantell may consider himself hence
forth Ri hmOnd fsyOrite.
70 night Nonbars will be repeated
aud at the matinee Othello will be given
Nantell appearing as Othello, in which
character he has won high encomiums.
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NOrfOlk Notes.

Especial toicRFam 20 tho DisPatCl.l
NORFOLK, March "a day or two
since the wife and child of Henry VIII
hams, a colored farmland employed on
the farm Of Moses Armistead, on Pig S
Point, Nans9mond county, by some
means fell IN the fire in the kitchen. The
child WAS burned to death and the mo-
Their is 50 badly burned that she is slowly
diving from her injuries.
The supposed counterfeiters had their
pictures taken to-day TO be sent North,
and were committed to jail by Justice
Cooke for ten days.
The captain OF the United States reve'
nue. steamer Hamilton has instructed the
United States district attorney TO libel
the steamship Corona, towedinto Hamp-
ton Roads by the Hamilton some DAYS
ago. having broken her shalt and lost heI
propeller. The Corona was to day towed
up to the Norfolk and Western railroad
wharves to discharge her cargo before
going to the navy-yard for repairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 9. 1881
Tho leading interest on Change Is still the few
sales Of dark new planters leaf. with prices still
at about llal3c. for good TO fair leaf. Tho light
receipts are in favor Of Improvements 10 prices.
The loose sales have practically ceased, and the
rehandlcrs nov are turning their attention largely
10 factory work on such. West Virginia leaf has
made only poor record this week, with lic. out
side price to-day 25sc. highest price paid Cut
tors only keep up well. This crop turns out poor
thi, yea. and tho best Of it has been sold and
receipts practically are over for this season
Then We sec again that the whole crop from
every point has como In with a rush, and We
have yet 20 learn how future prices can be eff
fec,ed by such heavy receipts so early and
smaller ones later.
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Fatal fire i'm Dakota University.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, March GA
Journals Mitchell (Dak.) special says :
A fire broke out in the Methodist Uni
versity at 3 o'clock this morning from
spontaneous combustion of oily rags in
the oil-room. There we're forty inmates,
including the faculty, students, and SER
wants. All but ten escaped without
trouble. Four young men jumped from
the second-story windows, four Others
and q professor jumped from n third
story, and another professor descended
from the roof by clothes-line. Hor-
ton Pitcher, of Worthwhile, Dakota, re-
ceived internal injuries and died IN two
hours. Professor X. II. Taylor's skull
was fractured, an arm broken, and in
jured internally. He will probably die.
Two others suffered serious injuries and
a number were frostbitten. The build
ing was completely destroyed. Loss.
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. 1t will be
rpbuilt
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ou. IN every part OF the world. Ire.
lived lived THIS very day from New York a
se,egrsm OF sympathy sho wing what con.
nuence the dynasty OF the imperisl
n nc has acquired among all nstions'
ms Is legacy which the Emperor,
long reign bequeaths to the German peo.
pie The confidence which his dynasty
mas won will be transferred TO the ma.
uon despite anything that has hap.
pened.
THE REMAINS.
BERLIN. March 9.-The Emperor's re.
MAINS lie covered with white cloth on The
o'dstead GA which he died in the i,npe.
RAJ chamber. The body is surrounded
with candles. The expression OF the
race Is extremely peaceful and placid.
ihe members of the royal family left
the palace at 10 O'Clock. Divine service
Will be held in the mortuary chamber TO
morrow night. The Cathedral choir will
perform the choral parts of the service.
ROW lie DIED.
BERLIN, March 9.-The Emperor
died holding the Empress by the hand.
he had been in stupor since 3 o'clock.
lie was delirious for brief period. At 8
O'Clock. during which he is reported TO
have exclaimed, 81 am man of peace.
but II Russia forces the TO war [ shall
faithfully side with my ally Austria"
The Emperor will be buried in mauso-
leum at Charottenberg.
THE pOTrRsr crOepo
BERLIN, March 9.-The Bourse has
closed on account OF the Emperors
death
FREDERICK THR Ill
san Reno, March 9.-The Emperor of
Germany (Frcderick William) passed a
fairly good night. During the early
part of the night he was restless, but
slept better afterwards.
SAN RENO, March 9.-The Crown
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general msnsger OF the Union Pacific
Railway Company, died at Welckers
Hotel at Sl:15 this morning. He had
started for Florida for his health. but
became too i'll to travel further, aud
stopped here some days ago.
At the evening session Of the House an
order was entered making the bills grant
ing pension TO the widow OF General
John A. Logan and increasing the pension
OF the widow OF General Frank Blair spe-
cisl orders for two weeks from to-day.
Thirty-four pension bills we're passed,
includiDg one increasing the pension OF
the widow Of General Robert Anderson,
the hero of Fort Sumter, to 500 q
month.
eThe House then at 10 o'clock adj
iourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Jurors, and M,.nes,es, fees.
Inv tol.rranh to the pisna,ch.l


WASHINGTON, March 9.-tlrst Comp
troller Durham has decided that mar
shall in paying the fees of jurors and
witnesses is not at liberty to pay them
to any one except the juror or witness
himself; that the certificates which are
usually issued by the clerk or marshal
in evidence vi the claims of witnesses
and jorors are not negotiable and cannot
be made negotiable, and that the mar
shall has no authority 10 pay such certiti-
Gates except in the hauds OF the original
holders. Section BAIT, Revised Statutes,
declares the assignment of claims against
the United States to be void, and the
COMPTROLLER SAYS that marshsls will De
held accountable accordingly in the dis
bursement OF public funds. The Comp
troller SAWS also thst this decision Will
put a stop to the traffic in the claims Of
lrors and witnesses throughout, Which
is constantly giving rise to scandals,
especially when the appropriation be-
comes exhausted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10

military household, to convey his condo
lences to Count Won Munster, German
Ambassador to France. M. Flourens,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. went to the
German Embassy and telegraphed TO
NJ. Herbette, French Ambassador at
berlin, to present his condolences to
Prince Bismarck. All the members OF
the French Cabinet called and inscribed
their names at the German Embassy.
ITALY's SYMPATHY.
ROME, March 9.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day Prime Minister Crispi
said that the ties connecting the Italian
and German dy naslits, and the peoples
identity oiinterests they defended and the
objectsthey had achieved, caused Italians
to feel deeply the death of Emperor
William. He proposed that the presi-
dent interpret the sentiments OF the ma
ton, and that the Chamber give express
SION TO their sympathy with stricken
Germany and their good wishes for the
new Emperor. The Pr sident said that
the German Ambassador had just visited
him and had requested him to thank the
Chamber for the recent votes oil sympa-
thy with the Crown Prince.
THE poPE's COINCIDENCE.
ROME, March 9.-The Pope sent
dispatches last evening and early to-day
ssking for news Of tine Emperor. When
the death OF the Emperor was announced
his Holiness sent message OF condo
lelce to Berlin.
THE NEWS IN wAsHINGToN-THE PREsI-
DENTS SYMPATHY.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The official
announcement of the death OF Emperor
William was received at the German
Legation early this morning. The tele-
gram was signed by Bismarck, and
stated that the Emperor passed peace
fully away at half-psst 8 this morning.
A telegram was received at the Depart
ment OF State this morning from Minis
ter Pendleton, at Berlin, announcing
the death OF the Emperor. 4 copy
of the dispatch received by the German
Charge d'Afiaires from Prince Bismarck
was sent to the Secretary of State.
The Secretary of State this afternoon
sent the iOiIOWing caOie message 10
Minister Pendleton at Berlin
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHINGTON, March 8, 1888.
PcndlcfOn, Berlin:
The President desires you to make
known through the Foreign Office that
the death Of the illustrlous and venera-
bic Emperor of Germany has deeply
aroused the sorrow and sympathy of the
people of the United States and their
Government. BAYARD.
Secretary Bayard also sent a letter to
Baron Zedtwltz. Charge d'AiIaires, of
which the following is copy:
DEPARTMENT or STATE, !
WASHINGTON, March 9th.
Baron, -The melancholy tidings con-
veyed by your note of this date had
already been received by telegram
from Mr. Pendletou, our Minister at Der
lin. The seal Of death has at last been
set upon long and illustrious career,
and the people Of the united States will
fully sympathize with all Germany at
the bier of Emperor William |. Accept,
Baron, the renewed assurance of my
highest consideration.
T. +. BAYARD.
To Baron ron ZcdtUitz, charge dAf
fdircS,
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tyeicman Dfscharged.

The Wilmington IN. CO. star saws !:
Nr. J. L. Weigman, VINO was arrested
and committed to Jail last Saturday GU
the charge of tue iorger, OF the name
Of Mr.. w. Il Mullen, alleged to nave
been committed in Richmond, was re-
leased yesterday on the receipt by
Mayor Fowler OF letter from tue Chief
of Police of Richmond, as follows:
OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,
RIcHMoND, March 6, 1888.
Hon. John J Fowler, Mayor VIZ
mingt0n, ". c.:
Dear Sir,-We cannot find the wit
nesses necessary TO convict Weigman-
80 saws our rommonwealth's attorney,
Colonel Samuel Witt. viii you please
release him and obhge,
Yours, very respectfully,
JOIN PoE, Jr.,
Chief OF Police.
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Washington Notes.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch. J

WASHINGTON. March 9.-After several
weeks of deliberation the House Com
mIttee on Military Affairs has determined
10 recommend for passage the Cutcheon
bill appropriating S7,475,0 900 for public
defence. The committee was unanimous
in its a ton. he original bill was
amended 10y diminishing the appropria.
ton for gun steel by $500, 0O0 and the
inclusion Of certain recommendations
MADE by General Benet, Chief OF Ord
nance, based upon the findings of the
Coast Defence Board.
Thomas j. Potter, vice president and
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Hanged FOR Numbering = Fellow.
Convict
by Telegraph to mo DIspatch.l

IDy TtI0gTHpH 20 W5 UI5PaIVU-I
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 9.-Macey
Warner was hanged in the Jacksonville
jail at 1920 this morning. Just before
the signal was given Warner laughed
and said to the sheriff 81 am ready if
YOU are" Warner and his victim,
Frank Harris, were fellow-cOnvicts in
the Jacksonville prison, aud both we're
employed in tho shoe-shop Warner
coolly prepared a shoe knife as ii for his
work and announcing his purpose to
another convict hunted up Harris and
cut his throat IN the presence OF a crowd
Of convicts. Both Warner and Harris
mad been noted criminals. The murder
was the result of trivial quarrel.
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pauusrs Hurnsa 20 Death,

NAsHvILLE. lrSN., March 9.-One OF
the out-buildings connected with the
Williamson county poorhouse caught
fire yesterday, and the flames spread so
rapidly that William Johnson and Dora
shnuEan, colored inmates, were burned
10 death 1t is supposed tost johnson,
who was crazy, get The oni'dlne on nre;
as ne bad on another ocsssion attempted
10 burn the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Failure eft coffee Dealers.

BY IbIcstHpu 70 'uV NI7E"I' u'I
New YORK, March 9.-Mayer Brothers
& Co. made an assignment to-day with
ont preference. They were coffee and
commission merchants at 90 Wall street
4 mopth ago the firm claimed to be
worth 500, 600 above liabilities The
failure was caused by shrinkage in coffee.
Their liabilities, the amount OF which
cannot now be ascertained, are priuci-
pslly 10 the banks and large coffee
bonses. They have no liabilities on the
Coffee EXCHANGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10

Especial telegram 10 IN, Dispatch.

Especial telegram % tha lirraNh.l
CHARLESTON, ". Va. March "a
title boy aged three or four years, son Of
Mr.. NJ. Daniels, fell from the rear OF a
train on the Chesapeake aud Ohio road,
near Loup creek, yesterday. The train
ran over a mile before he was missed,
and when found he was unconscious
He is now under the care OF physician
al kHnaWha Fails,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10

iestsxc. Lsrd-Rsnnsd, eye Butter arm;
western packed, iss2ec: eresmery, Waslc.
Kegs lower and easy at isHaIS. petroleum
stoady: refined. 7slc. Coffee rominaiiy lover:
hio csrgoe~, ordinary % fair. 15ksfhc snssr
stesdy And guiet. A soft. ske.: copper-renned
frm &C 1ss1sc. whiskey steady with fair in-
qulry al u.glasi.2l FreIghis TO uyerpooi per
stearner-cotton, I'D: -four, per ton. e.; gram
ihd.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. March g-cash quotations were;
Flour quiet and unchanged. No. spring. vheat,
s5ysa7gc; No. 2 red, siAas2c. No. corn. d "a
5iLc no 2 Oats. "a, a3Dic. Nesspork, fl38s
81. Lard. s7.6Sss7C7k. shortrihs, -
s.l7k; shoulders. f6as6.i0; short-cleas, 0.oOa
N.GS. Nhiskey. Slla
Leading faturos ranged;
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~ Anglo American cablo to mo Di,pa,ch.l

Try AnglcAmeriesn cable to tho Di.pa,ch.I
BERLIN, March 9.-Emperor William
died ST $50 this morning. Eye-wit-
resses Of the scene Of the death OF the
Emperor state that during the last few
hours of his life he suffered no pain.
shortly after s o'clock all the members
OF the family staying at the palace,
count dlgnitarics, generals. and ministers
Of state were summoned 20 the
chamber in which the Emperor Law
diving. The Emperor was in a half
sitting position on camp bedstead.
AL the members Of the royal family
.eok places at the bedside. The room
vss crowded. Prince William stood
nearest the Emperor, half bending over
the couch. lie earnestly watched the
face Of the dying monarch until he ex.
Ttred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Y. q. G. A. weet,ng.

There will be an Evangelstic meeting
for men OF the Young Mems Christian
Association tomorrow at 1 2 NJ. 1t Will
last one hour
Mr. Robert s. NJ. Valentine will con-
duet the singing. which IS TO be one Of
the pleasant features OF the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10

10y IHI'II iVu 70 tI' DI7V1T'u'I
WmKEsBARRE, Pa, March 9.-Parties
from Hazelton confirm the report that
the min rs strike Is at an end IN the
Lehigh region, and there is a general
stampede OF miners for places. The
miners already at work complain bitterly
that the companies are taking advantage
of their necessities and requiring them
to work for less than was p7ld before the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
The Gaxernor Of ALASKA.

Governor A. p. Swineford, of Alaska,
will De 10 this city to day. He comes
direct from Washington, where he has
been arranging his affairs with the Gov
ernment WDiie his trip here is entirely
free from business, the Governor wall
meet Nr Howard SwIneford, to whom
he suspects he is related.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Marine Disaster.

by Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, March 9.-The British bark
Lanoma, from Launceston, Australia,
for London, with q cargo of wool, has
been wrecked near Weymouth. The
captain and eleven of the crew were
drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Irish Wit.

SHOW shall We dispose Of the dead 70 ASKS a
recent writer. "By keeping them aiye.n was
an IrishDlan's groicsque reply. Provided the
form Of Nerve or brain Disease, Exhaustion.
flysterla, Neuralgis, or the lke, scotch uats ks-
senco Is the best anti graveyard remedy knosa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
WILLIAM |. DEAD.

The Old German Emperor
Passes Away.
A CALM AND PEACEFUL END,
The Intelligence Announced to the
People.
IN THE PRUSSIAN DIET
Bismarck Tells the RelchStag the
Sad News.
THE QUEEy CT ENGLAND INFORMED.
Flags at Haif-MaSt Throughout
England.
THE SYMPATHY OF FRANCE.
fhs Closing scsrs in the Nonarch's Cham
bsr-st. Petersburg Feeling
Frederick III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10

New YORK, March 9.-The business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
try during the past week number for the
United States l9j Canada, 50. Total,
2j3, against pa last week.
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rae suIIiyan-Miteheii Fight Post.
DOned.

LONDON, March 9.-The Sullivan
Mitchell fight has been postponed on nc
count OF squabble. 1t will probably
take place Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
CHIEF ARTHUR's STATEMENT.

CHICAGO, March 9.-Chief Arthur has
issued another statement presenting
the strikers side Of tAe case, in which
this paragraph occurs: "Ihe Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers and Fire
men are now engaged in a lfe-anddeath
struggle. War has been declared be
tween them and the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad The Brotherhood
cannot reccde from their demands on the
wage question and maintain their self
respect or their organization. They
must win or die. They can only respect
the claims of neutrals so long as they re
main neutral. They must and will ex
haust every honorable means to win the
fight"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10

NEW YORK. march s-Cotton-Set AMI gross
receipts, 7'2 bales. Futures closed steady
sales 85,40O balos. March. garages: April.
slQ06; May. si0.isati0l 6' June. ti0.@: july,
So 92 october s. 7laf9 ~: November. S. 51sS9 81
Decefn Der a.. glss2 ~: January. ~ 5rafy6J
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A United states Judge enforcing the
Intcrstate Commerce Law.
by telegraph 10 he Dispatch.l

by telegraph 10 he Dispach.l
CHICAGO, March ga dispatch re-
ceiyed at the headquarters of the Bur
lngton system at Chicago this at
ternoon from the general man
ager of the Burlington and Mis-
souri, railroad at Omaha says: Judge
Dundy, of the United States Court, has
this day issued an order requiring the
Union Pacific Railway Company to take
our business in accordance with the in
terstate commerce law and restraining
the engineers Of the Union Pacific Com
pany from refusing to take our business !;
also restraining the engineers from
striking, combining, or coniederatln0
for the purpose of organizing or advising
a ctvil-o
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nARKET 8 BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

W " AOhA-
Nzw YokK March 9.-Cotton quiet: sales 81
bales: uplands, 10 AiGc. Orleans. 10 Size.
weekly cotton net receipts for this port, 4s29
bales; gross, 32,s3l bales; exporB-to Great
Britain, 1929 bales; 10 France, 500 bales: TO the
Continent Ices haze; forwarded. SOB bales !;
sales - spnners, go fales; stock, s94.0ii bales
net receipts at III ports to-day, 4so0 bales: ex-
Dorts-t) Great Britain. l7,sS9 bales; % France,
4 5,5 bales; 10 the Continent, 800 bales: stock,
7SlOiO bales Southern -four steady; common
10 fair sx "a, S3.40ai3; good 70 choice extra,
tLl08$j. Whoat-Optious ruled weak at the out
see and soon broke saAc., afterwards rallied
3.ahc., only TO fail back Ac. near the close,
leayir of barely stsady; speculation quite
moderate: spot 4shc lower and duh; No 2
red. april, 9l4c; Nay, o. ssS2 l-l0c.: June. Ola
els.c., closing at Gl4c Corn-Options decltaed
a rife early, Ia se rallied 4s3c, closing weak.
however. at near the bottom; speculation only
sou hern, Sc, delivered; No 2. March, CO., a
6O%c May cox a5i 3.l6c. June. 60a605S &C., coeiDg
az OOHc OAts-Cash Ac. better; options closed
steady after moderate business; No. :. March.
81 1916. closing at SAc lay in ligni demand.
Hops steady andquieL Conee-FAir Rio nomi-
mai options l0a2j points lover. closing steady /;
No Rio not quoted March. Sl04si0 IS; April.
nominal; re1ned quiet aud unchanged. Mo-
asses steady Rice 1rm. Petroleum nrm
rude, 6yta1 &c; rehned, 1Ac. At all ports.
Colton-seed oil, 3Sc Tor crude, iir. asked for re.
. eady. Turpentine eali at Sea3skc Hides un-
changed. Ao0l steady and un, hanged Pork
duh Beef quiet. Niddles pomi1AI. Lard a
shade higher aud oaly moderately active: west
ern steam, spo;, fSsss.02s April. ST. 9ias7 95
May, 81 95as795. Freizhts duh
BALTIMORE
BALrNoRE. Nd. March ACTION dull: mid
ding. i0sgc. Flour quiet aud steady: howard
strert snG wes'ern super. 50 Nat2s5; DO. extra,
f3as275: do. family. s4af4.i0: city mills sapee,
sz31ag4o0 do. extra, s3ss3 20: do. Rio brands.
iLs5as5 paiapsco snperiatlye patent, $3.50; do.
family, s5ia Wheat-SOutnern aeon and quiet:
red. 93a95c.; amber, 9ia9e; western hlgaer
and quiet; No. winer red, spot, sSkc Did ;
March. ss4as9s; April, s9;.c.; May, VIE.
Corn Southern stesdy aud firm white. Ss5sc.
yellow. ,5aSsc.: western higher and quiet; mix
Cd spot. $50 bid; March, 5os as64c; April,
.GSc, BID. Nay, 8@aysxc. Oat, quiet aod
steady: southern and Pennsylvania, Ssatoc.
western white. f0silc.; western naked. s7as9c.
kye, t7af0. lay eaay ai.a dull prime 10 choice
western, sisaliA Provisions steady and quiet
Ness-pork, NAH. Bulk. mea.s-shoniders and
clear.riD sides tpsrked,. : and ssc. Bacoa--
Shoulders ssssAas clear.rie sicess &c. hams
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BALTIMORE. Nd. March 9.-Virginia s's, con-
sOlidated, with coupon. 43 pasi-dne coupons,
rs 4: do. new 3's, G6: DO. l0-i0s, win coupons,
35h. North Carolina So. I'D, 100. Bid to-day.