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THE MARKETS.
c1n1,INNArI Feb. ia.

8l1NCINNATIt FeD. 10.
Winter patent. sss50L25 fancy,
s325U 49, family, $50 1910: extra, 600 s2.ls;
low grade, s1.71l. 90; spring patent 81 353t4,70;
spring fancy 3 25dI3 90: spring family, Is 10 D
361 Rye floar, s9,a5 $3.50 Buckwheat, . 2S0
.. 80 per 100 Id sack.
WHEAT-G Good No, 2 red samples, spot, and
on basis OF spot at interior points, was taken
at re, and freely taken. One car, wanted for
milling purposes, brought premium No
red qtotable at 6ol7oc for prime TO choice
samples.
CoRS-The market was dun and heavy for
shelled samples, but ear was scarce and APP
peared 10 hold its own at 4sa 45c for prime to
choice samples. No. white shelled Vas weak
at Az q and No 2 mixed at 43Mc.
OArs-The market was heavy. and lower
prices were accepted: prime No white held at
36c No white and No mixed At 30 ~ dc.
RYE-The market was duh and easy; good
No 2 held at 5sc, with buyers at SIC, which rate
sellers finally accepted.
CArTrE-s Shippers, t450a5 Ok Oxen: Good
to choice, s4O0l 475 common to fair, y. 80 d
375 select butcher, s450 40; fair 70 good,
s3 5O1l A 40; common, 50fb325. Heifers: Good
to choice heavy, 4o0a4.s0: good to choice light
sa75d4sb common 70 fair. &. so 1850
VEAL CALvEs-Dull and plenty; market
weak Common and large, $1,000 SO; fair to
good light, 500 %: extra, 1850
HoGs-Select heavy and prime butcher 80
d 500 none Of the best on sale; fair TO good
SHEEP AND LAMBS sheep Extra Is rs:
good to choice, a. z5ab50; common TO fair. $50
a45o Lambs Steady; extra, s675: go a 70
choice, 900 9 81 common e fair. .4so s.a
WHEAT No, red fairly active ana steady;
BaRIEY-state, e4asoc; western, coz SOC:
No / Toronto. esd93c; No. do s4dsie.
Corn No. dull and easier: March, h2sB52ixc;
No q 52i< q 5316c; steamer mixed, 51ft5iMc
n M 1t1lI and afa dV+ Ma
State and Western, s75SG45hc
PITTSBURGH, Feb 10
CATTLE Market nothing doing; all through
lconsignments
HOGS Market slow. Philas, ss,75asso; good
mixed, $3.50 $40; fan 70 good, ss-SodS5 30; eight
cars hogs shipped TO New York.
SHEEP-MaFket very dull and unchanged
BALTIMORE. Feb 10
wHEAT-Weak; No. red spot, February
| nc; May, 1Vl4c,
i Conn Easy, mixed spot and February, 4s5Sc;
! March 4sssc: May, SOC
OATS steady; No 2. white. western. Ale
/ RYE-Quiet; No. ? o2e bid (.
FIoTR AND GRAIN.--Cash quotation FVour
/ Dull and unchanged. No. spring wheat
i Tssse. No s spring wheat sea &c; No. :
/ res 7sa.c: No corn AaAkc: No, oats,
4 sic No 2 white ( o b., $50 &c; No. white,
! I. Q. b., s3e34Hc; No 2rye, ss1tc; No, barley,
64c; No. s. I o b., 4i4bsc: No q !. Q p Ss1
PHILADELPHIA. Feb ~
wHEAT-Prices declined k0%c per olshS
/ No 2red February, T6sS d16Ec
CoRN-5options shade. weaker No Feb
i ruary, 50a5oMa
oATs-car iots steadiess futures dull and I'M
onAns TOLEDO, O., Feb. 70.
wHEAT-Eower; No. . cash and February,
T2ssc; May 1859.
i y coRN-DuiI and steady; Mo- cash, &c;
May, 4sc; No. 3, $3.50: No :, iesSe
OATs-Quiet; cash. s6e.
| RYE-Sieady; cash. 5Sc.
N CIovKRsKKD- Steady; prime cash and Feb
= ruAry, Q.o6: March, t9G2ss
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GILBERT ISLANDS
King wants tho United STATES 70 EstAbs
Iish i Proteet0rate There.

King wants the United states 70 EsthDs
iish i TroteetorAte There.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 10. Among
those who arrived on the Australian
steamer Monowai were Ex-Amcrican
Consul Rick and Mrs Rick, from Buta-
ritari, Gilbert islands Mr. Rick said
he received letter from the state de-
partment last November ordering him
10 close his Office and return home, as
the selling OF the islands BY England
made his further stay unnecessary.
Rick shut up shop November 20. and
sailed for Sidney. He says the old king
made pathetic appeal TO him 70 inter-
est the American government In his be-
half. as he claims his people prefer an
American 70 an English protectorate
Rick thinks the king will SION lose
his mind II he is not relieved 81 his
present worry, in which case the Eng
fish viii appoint d king who will be
their tool He says the American trade
will soon be ruined as the British trad
ers are favored by their government
and the feeling against Americans Is
strong. The natives prefer to deal with
Americans, but they are given TO under
stand that ii will not be healthy for
them TO do so.
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THS UNITED STATES FLAG


70 no Rna - on vessels Now nearlnr
Hs~aiihn toisr, ~
SAY FKANclsco, Feb ip.--An import,
ant otlshot OF the annexation OF the
Hawaiian islands BY the United states
Is the large number 81 vessels which
may then be available for the American
eoAstlng trade
There are known 70 be some thirty or
forty large ycssels owned by Americans,
but sailing under Hawaiian colors,
which may then run up the stars and
stripes and DC entitled to all
the protection and privileges OF
the national Gag. At present,
as the navigation laws stand. no vessel
built III a foreign yard can hoist the
American colors. and no vessel flying
foreign colors can be used In the home
country trade
There are number Of capitalists In
this city who havo interests In the
Hawaiian islands. but who do not own
the vessels which they employ between
there and this coast They have found
II cheaper IL bny or build a steamer oil
ship IN Europe and bring ii out here
wherc they put Il under the :llawaiinn
dag and. nominally In the name 81
some Hawaiian agent
What Il said 70 Dc another point OF
Importance IN the profitable change Is
the large choice Of vessels which It will
give the new line competing with the
Pacific Mail "A soon as tho terms ~
the treaty Ia this point are ratified all
large md convenient vessels now used
IN the island trade will be available for
usc between San Francisco and Pan.
nYnn
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AGAINST THE EAlR.


u 50
New York Flrms.
/. cnIcAoo, Feb. 10 The Tribune Sat
urday morning declares that there Is q
conspiracy III New York to injure the
Worlds fair Recent developments in
dicafe that some of the strongest corpo-
rations and heaviest importers Of that
div, backed by two or three newspa-
pers, have formed combination for
the sole purpose OF doing every thing in
their power to worry the exposition
officials and hurt the enterprise itself.
Within the past week large blocks Of
choice space allotted to New York ex-
hibitors have been released by them UNI
der the most fiimsy excuses
One electrical firm which had been
given the choicest location in the cleo
tricity building wrote q curt letter de-
claring it could not get its exhibit
ready. AS its allotment was the first
given out the exposition officials de-
nounee the action as unbusiness like.
The New York piano manufacturing
companies have all withdrawn, on the
plea that awards would not be given as
they wanted them. The officials, in
order TO stop any more such delay and
annoyances, have notified all exhibitors
that unless exhibits are placed on
the allotted space at once, it will be
given to other applicants. Director
General Davis says that If all New York
exhibitors should withdraw IL would
not injure the fair.
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CosTs BUT A TRIFLE.

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"a Increass tie rreneh xrmv.

IsaIIs, FEB. 10. The army COMMITTEES
of the chamber Of deputies has com
mepced its examination Of the bill pro-
viding for the increase Of the strength OF
the regiments and for addition Of com
missioned and non-commissioned Off
GERS II has been decided that the IN
fantry regiments shall comprise three
battalions instead Of two. The COM
mittee has agreed to vote all necessary
increase without regard to the addi-
tional expenses that will be incurred
thereby.
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All fm,ntrsattaa coin nission.

WAsniSufoN. Feb 10 senator
Chandler introduced in the senate Fri
day jufut resolution providing Tor the
appointment af Nh Immigration com.
mission, s'nnsistfng ~ Eve citizens, rep
rcscntIng different political parties, 70
investigate the subject Of immigration
for settlement Of aliens IN the United
States and 10 visit Tho varioue sections
OF the country largely scttIea Ny for
eignere. making special inquiries as g
the effectiveness Of immigration on the
moral and sanitary conditions 81 the
people.
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HOME RULE BILL.
Provisions Read fordthe First
Time in Parliam Mt.
No Power Over Religious or Educa-
tional Training.
The QoeeH Cap Dissolve the Government
at Asv Timr--A Proper Qualification
for Representative ~ tho
Eeg iish House on Irish Questions

LONDON. Feb 10. The material por-
tions OF the Irish home rule blk read
for the first time in the house Of COM
mons. sire as follows: The legislature
OF Ireland. all Of the majesty. the
queen, and the two houses legisla-
tive council aud a legislative assembly
This legislature IS given power 70 make
laws for the peaceful government 81
Ireland in respect TO matter exclusively
relating 10 ireland. 1t shallnot have
power, however. to make laws in re-
spect to the status of the crown or re-
gency, the lord lieutenant and the
crown representatives. the making Of
peace or war or other relations with
foreign states, or titles OF honor.
treason, trade, coinage, copyrights and
patent rights
The Legislature shall have no power
to establish any religion or to prejudice
the right Of any child in respect to its
education.
The executive power Of Ireland shall
continue to be vested in the queen. The
lord lieutenant shall be her representa-
tive aud may prorogue or dissolve the
Irish legislature in her name.
There shall be an executive commit
tee Of the private council in Ireland 70
advise the Irish government, the com
mittee to be appointed by the queen,
and the lord-iicutcnant, on the advice
of the committee. may give or withhold
the assent OF her ma esty to bills passed
by the Irish Legislature.
The legislative council is to consist Of
forty councillors, whose term Of
Office shall be eight years Half Of
these shall retire every fourth year,
their successors 10 be elected.
The Irish legislative assembly shall
listing parliamentary constituencies Of
Ireland. Their term Of Office shall be
five years
The bill then refers To the matter OF
taxation and provides for the payment
out OF the royal treasury Of any def
cheney. The civil charges of the goy-
ernmcut OF Ireland shall be borne by
Ireland, and after fifteen years her liza
bilities for portion of the imperial
supper. may be revived by the house Of
commons.
The bill then gives the qualification
OF voters AS outlined in Mr.. Gladsiones
speech, limiting the franchise to those
owning Es0 worth 81 properly
ireland shall be represented IN the
English house by as many members as
the Irish assembly contains. Irish mem,
bers or peers shall have no vote on
measures relating TO other than Irish
interests
The bill gives the Irish power to make
laws for local taxation, but appropria.
tions are subjectto approval Of the lord
4 lieutenant
The postal and telegraph service 4
transferred TO the Irish government
j and subject to its regulations.
reciprocal arrangement between tht
English and Irish postal and telegraph
service Is provided.
Restrictions are placed on the 81
preme court whose members shall BIZ
subject to removal only by the queen
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rhaI.n,v yylll ~ Enforced.

New YoRK, Feb 10. Gen. Michael
Kerwin, collector Of internal revenue,
saws that out OF 5000 Chinese
coming under the denomination
Of laborers in this city only
two have registered and filed their
photographs under the Geary act, nm
der which the Chinese who refuse TO
register must get out Of the country At
Tar May 4
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NEW YoRK. Feb 10 Referring to
cabinet possibilities for the places yet
to be filed by Presidcnt-electc Cleveland,
4 local democratic paper says: The
secretaryship OF the navy will undoubt-
edIy 20 to New England. 1t is posi-
lively asserted that Josiah Quincy, 81
Massachusetts, had been rendered and
had accepted the portfolio twas said
to have been offered to him when he
made his trip BY special train to Lake
wood Sunday last.
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After on lands.

PAHKERsBuRe, W. Va. Feb. 10. OH
leasesare being rapidly taken up
betweenC Constitution. o., and Gem
ter Belpre, on accounted the
strike made at Constitution Sum
day. The well Is said TO be in
the fine Of the Mcklinberg field, and the
prospects are new and very valuable
territory has been discovered
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CHIcAao, Feb. IA party Of fifty
six Singhalese workmen who arrived
from Ceylon on Monday, come to con
struct four kiosks on the exposition
grounds 1t will require 800 tons Of
material for the kiosks This is com
ing by special train over the Canadian
Pacific. A good deal of difficulty is an
Aticipated in getting these residents Of
the faro fl island to construct kiosks
during the winter.
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I n Hernl,llr. IIonso LEGAL.

TorEKA. Kas. Feh 10 In the dis
trict court Saturday morning Judge
Iiazen rendered u decision in favor Of
the republicans on tho motion for m
Injunction to rcAtrain the state trcasur
rr from pnying the legislature salary
warrant This was one OF the cases
upon which Gov. Lewelling tpopuliatl
and the republicans agreed 70 rely 70
decide the legality 81 the republican
house
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war on saloons.

OINEY, III, Feb 10, Col ]. c. Holt,
Of Decatur, Ill, who has been holding
temperance meetings here for two
weeks, was arrested and taken before
Squire Levering, who fined him $40 and
costs on charge Of carrying concealed
weapons. The temperance, people are
worked up TO high pitch, and threaten
to vote the saloons out Of form at the
spring elections 0lney has II saloons
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CONDENSED NEWS


~ GtnArarhs
lewis county. W. Va. alone. from
careful estimates. ships si0. COO worth Of
NJ, ustry butter and eggs per annum
The hard winter has frozen nearly all
the rabbits and squirrels to death In
s1me parts Of West Virginia.
Twcntr-sev YES haze been lost
owing 10 deadly gas Ia the Impensada
lead mines. near Cartagena, Spain
II Is given ont that the s57 depotitors
in Rocsafeilow & Co s broken bank at
Wiikesbarre, Pa. win receive about i've
cents on the dollar.
Portirio Diaz jr, son Of President
Diaz, will leave the City of Mexico for
Washington as an attache Of the Mex
lean legation there.
The Japanese press regulations bill
forbids women from publishing news
papers, combining this work TO men over
,senty-onc years old.
The Dentsche Adelsblatt says that
Chancellor Won Caprivi Is about to an
nounce his engagement to the widow Of
Col. lehman. Of Tilsit 7:
The papc Friday received eight thou
sand pilgrims from various parts of
Italy, % visited Rome in connection
with tiie Episcopal jubilee Of his holi-
ness.
Advices from Japan state that rail-
way projects are now under considera-
fion by the japanese government. and
several surveying parties are now At
work.
| Il. w. Sprecn, who owns $4,000 peach
trees in Trimble county. Ky, state s
that not bud upon his trees IS injured.
The prospect for large peach crop is
most Gathering
A vein Of coal, three feet thick, has
been discovered a few miles castof N :
lersbnrg, Ind. Land has been leased
by TT Wayne parties, who viii begin
Operations in the spring.
AT Columbus, O., Jennie Hall, colored,
threw dustpan full OF sweepings. in
which 22-ealiber cartridge was, UNI
known to her, concealed, into the fire.
The cartridge exploded, and the girl
will lose an eye.
Food and Dairy Inspector McNeal
mas issued circular to. the people OF
Ohio. in which he makes the alarming
statement that 50 per cent OF 500 sam
pies analysed by his department were
found to be impure.
Charges are made by the chamber
of commerce that the new silver coins
issued by the Peruvian government are
| Illegal. The charges are founded upon
the statement that the new coins do
not contain tile proportion Of silver re-
quired by law.
| s. Judge Leitas, of the court of appeals
| In Goa, in Portugal. was suspended
from the bench for three years and
heavily fined for having accepted
brides From the courtroom he went
! directly to his room, locked himself
in and blew out his brains with re
volver.
i Four car loads Of fireworks. weighing
about q. 600 pounds, were shipped from
ST Louis for Washington. They ars
intended for the Cleveland inaugura
ton ceremonies, March 4, and were
1 shipped by the st. Louis Fireworks
Co. This is the first time western
house has supplied the inaugural pyro
technical display
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PARKERsBURa, w. Va, Feb, 10. An
drew Brand, Of McCardysyille, this state,
committed suicide at Morgantown in
sight Of twentyY people. He deliber-
ately took off his coat and walked into
the river, and, before aid could reach
him, he drowned.
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Aro.ner Eaort FOR 81. day opening.

WASHINGTON. Feb TO- Mr.. Dnrbor-
row says he will call meeting Of his
committee for next Monday for the pur-
pose Of considering Mr. Houk's bill to
permitothe opening Of the Worlds fair
on Sunday afternoons, subject to the
rules Of the commission and the laws Of
Illinois. He is not making prediction
as TO the result, but he is encouraged
to believe full attendance can be
secured, or at least that he can get a
quorum, with the majority Of the Sum
dav openers in attendance.
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a stntne ~ .e3,lll0r % I

cnARLrsroN, w va., Feb, 10 10 the
senate Friday afternoon Gsn, Watts i'm
PRODUCED bill 70 provide fpr marble
statue ~ the late senator Kcnna, to be-
presented ID the congress ~ the United
States, and placed in The national gals
lery In the capitol ut Washington, and
approprinting $4,000. Rules suspended
bill read three times and passed
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AnInsanc Coasni.i

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10 Don Carlos Diaz.
Spanish consul at baltimore, has been
taken 70 Mt Hope insane asylum, =
fanatic on the subject Of religion. His
confinement win only be temporary
AS soon as he is better he will be taken
back to Spain by his government.
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BELFAST. Feb. 10 Edward Samuel
Wesley De cobain, formerly member 81
parliament for the east division 81 Bel
fast, and who was expelled from the
house Of commons because he fed the
country TO avoid trial upon charge Of
unnatural practices. was arrested Fri
day at his residence. Hampton House.
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amerIc.,0 Nsm.,,,,pcr uDIIshers.

NEW YoaK, Feb 10. After most
successful meeting the convention Of
the American Newspaper Publishers
association was brought to close Fri
day evening with banquet at the
Hotel Imperial Last year 100000, 900
was the aggregate sum represented by
the various newspaper owners; this
year ii takes s2oo,oOO. 900 % cover the
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AUSTIN. Tex, Feb. 10 The Texas
senate Friday agreed to adjourn sine
die on March !, In order that the mem
beers may 90 to Washington % witness
the, Inauguration Of Cleveland, Gov.
Hogg will probably accompany them,
and their intentions are to visit Chicago
before returning The trip Is 70 con-
sume three weeks.
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AlIe : shut out FRI N [ iry Work.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10. -dn common
council. by vote Of 70 to 2. an ordi-
nance has been passed prohibiting the
employment by contractors on munic7
ipal works Of other than American cit
liens The ordinance will undoubtedly
pass the select council and become a
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BooorA, Colombia, Feb 70. Premier
Guerra has warned the editors Of news
papers ia Colombia that in the future
they must not criticis6 public officers in
their publications. Even local police
are not 70 be criticised by the newspa-
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DRESDEN, Feb 10 the archives Of
the city Of zwickau a very valuable
literary find has been made. being a
manuscript BY Han Sac, in which he
enumerated his various literary works
and the time Of his birth.
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PANS, Fen. i9 The appeal Of De
Lesseps, Fontane. ne Roy and Sanscroy
against the true bill returned BY the
court OF indictment, win come before
the court on Thursday, and il issaid
the Judges will pronounce upon II NOT
later than SATURDAY. week.
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NEW YoRK, Feb 10. The young son
OF Mrs Maria Nevins Blaine Is IN with
scarlet fever At the New York hotel.
The dreaded malady SET il on Tuesday
last, and both the child and It's mother
were at once quarantined in the apart.
mcnts Of Mrs Nevina
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cH1cAoo, Feb 10. II was discovered
Friday that y. D. Flagg, bookkeeper
for schaub Bros. tailoring firm, was
short in his accounts to the extent Of
st2, 900. Fiagg was put in charge Of q
constable, but gave him the slip and
made his escape
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BUFFALO, N. X, Feb 10. bishop
Ryan, Of this diocese. has been selected
as custodian Of fund which It is pro-
posed TO raise for the purpose Of erect
ing permanent residence for Apostolic
Delegate Satolli
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IIArrFoHp. Ct. Issb 10. The topog-
raphical survey d Connecticut just
completed shows ls nrea to be b,00i
square miles. On $40 square miles greater
than given BY some authorities The
cost 81 the survey. maps. etc, 10 the
state has been $4,000 u about s. per
square mile The general assembly has
been asked 70 appropriate $1,000 "
print. publish and distrihNte the man.
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lrl,nnnniI Nn1 nniltr.

PirTsnuR0n, Pa, Feb 10 Tho srial
OF Hugh o'Donneli ended Saturday
morning il verdict Of not guilty.
o'Donncli was. ut the beginning Of the
Homestead TROPHIES, Inst July, the
chairman Of Che celebrated advisory
board. lie was charged with murder
in aiding md abetting the riot on the
banks 81 the river which resulted In the
battle with the pinisertons and the
death OF severni persons
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= 2
rard0 shy the I zar.

81. PETERsBUEG, Feb, 19.-The car
has issued an ulase pardoning all the
prisoners who were condemned to death
for taking part in the riot at Astrahan
during the cholera epidemic,