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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

Railroad Company. The Justice counted
up on his fingers what II would cost 10
board the contingent for a few weeks In
the Jail. but shook his head when he had
ascertained the cost and told them ali
that they were discharged.
John Criss. a H-year-old colored boy,
was convicted of petty larceny by Justice
John and sent 10 jail for ninety days.
Harry Harrison testified that one pair OF
trousers and one vest had been stolen
from him by the boy, and Policeman II.
A. Amos. who found the articles OF
clothing, gave further convincing testi-
mony.
James r. Blunt was before the Justice.
charged with the larceny of a lot Of
collars. cravats. handkerchiefs. and coin,
the property Of Mr.. Il. |. Finton.
G. W. Davis. who keeps a boarding
house at No. 900 east Clay street, testified
that on February 2Sth Blunt came to
his house to board. having with him his
l0-year-Old son. He was given a room
with Finton, who is a printer. Finton
complained one morning that he was be-
ing robbed OF small sums OF money and
articles OF linen. Soon afterwards Blunt
disappeared from the house without set
ting his board bill, and warrant was
sworn out against him. Blunt took the
stand and denied that he had stolen the
money and property lost by his room
mate. There being no evidence to con-
meet him with the theft he was dis
charged.
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Cash corn

unchanged from yesterday. Cash corn
was easy, and lac. lower.
Oats--The situation In oats Is very mucn
the same as that in corn. Large supplies
are calculated to prevent better prices,
whilst low prices give the short seller
but a minimum OF advantage. The only
strengthening feature seems 10 De tne
delay OF seeding incident to the freezing
weather. May oats closed a shade over
yesterday Cash oats were easy.
Provisions-There was a recovery OF
prices In this market to-day. The buying
those who held bullish views showing
considerable confidence. The hog mar
ket was strong, and that. with the hrmer
tone noted In grain. contributed 10 tne
improved feeling. A very good business
was transacted, and prices closed firm at
advances all around. May pork closed
l7ikc. higher. May lard SC. higher, and
May ribs 10c. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
lfOziux
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In the case OF the women. but nothing
had been done In the Marabie case. and
the day for his execution was rapidly
approaching. and the scalfold on which
he was to be hanged was erected, when
the Governor granted him a repreve in
order that he might apply TO the SUPP enc
Court for a writ OF error and supersedeas
and place himself on the same footing
with the women.
At this last term of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals in this city a new trial was
granted all of the prisoners, except Mary
Barnes, who withdrew her application,
and the case was certified back to the
Lunenburg court. The grounds on which
the new trial was granted were technical
ones, and the principal basis OF
the appellate courts action was that the
record In the trial court failed to show
that the juries were al ali times under
the care Of a sworn officer when without
tho courtroom.
The prisoners were taken back 20 the
Lunonburg Jail in January, and were, at
The next term OF the County Court,
granted a change Of venue TO the Prince
Edward court, and their trials have been
set for this term which begins tomorrow.
The authorities OF Lunenburg claim TO
have sufficient evidence on which to con-
Wet the negroes, but the attorneys for
the women say that they have no doubt
Of their ability to establish the innocence
OF their clients. Marable Is confessedly
guilty, and there can be but little doubt
mat he will be convicted, though If he
can prove his white man story ais pun
lshment may be reduced 10 Imprisonment.
There will doubtless be a very large
crowd In attendance at the court to-
morrow. and many will, II is understood,
come from Lunenburg.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, March II, 1896.
Private sales to-day. Filters, "a; dark
leaf. s; wrappers. 4, Tugs. .. Total, II
hOgsheaGs.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, $3.50; tobacco, N,5Sl.75. Total, ST.
7ei55.
Shelburnes warehouse had a small but
very satisfactory sale OF bright loose
to-day, which was to have competed Tor
i'm time Prices were very good on all
grades, and the quality was also very
good. - -.
Private sales for week: Wrappers, a;
smokers. 20; filters, So; cutters, IL; dark
Leaf. i35. scrap, "a: Jugs, 81. Total, 432 hogs
heads against 80 hogsheads last week,
and 5Ol hogsheads for same week last
year. ,- ,,,,,,s
and cigarettes, So llI69; tobacco, N+loO1S.
Total, $2i.s6J.4I. .,,,,
Sheiburne's warehouse will probably
have another premium-sale on April I"
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 14.-F!our-Easy;
southern -four dull and easy at Sz'oVe
y WNiheat-spot market dull but hrmer,
vator, 7sd7S 1-4c.; ahoat, 10 i-24as 5-ic Up,
lions moderately active and firm, at
2;S4 "a , adyan 20 s4 Go july g 5scl
iCornnSpots duh; year firm. No. 2,
80 Re. IN elevator; % lie, ai9at o2-
tons were dull and , firm as az 5.Se '-'e "o-
oats-Spots duh but steady; options, duii
bnt firm: March, o l-sc.; May. 29c. spot;
No. 2, 25 1-2c; No. 2 white, &c;
WOol-Firm and unchanged.
Beef-Dull and unchanged; -o,.,-
Pot Uams-Ouiet at Sli5OdSl5.
Tierced Beef~Slow; city extra lnd'a
il en- Mseatss%Firm: picked bellies, &c.;
shoulders, A l-2a4 3-lc.; hams, l-zWye'
T Eirmer: western steam closed AT
g. 6Oa$562 IL; city. 500. Opt9GnS; ,, Sa,vs
none; May; 800; rSnned Is SI Is' compound,
PP 11@ mess. slOGSO5o
Butter-Qulet; choice steady ana uh-
ep TTa,IEIow-ouiet and unchanged. go,
Cottonseed- Oil-Firm; crude, nc; ye,-
lew prime. % 1-2a26c.; do, on grahe'
Is i-2e ,,,osanosd
ansUoTrnentfne-Dull and unchanged.
Rye-F'irm and unchanged. "a nm
NioIasses-In moderate demand ana VII
'I PsenaInruits-ouiet; fancy hand-pieked'
cso ,19 opened steady. and .
minis down, and closed easy PIP py5rrsss
down; March, Nsdoi s Sa1y;,ember' gi. i5a
J J,i ne. soctober sri .O5; December, SlosJy
sN 90 90: spot Rio quiet and steady; NO. .
10 sS efalS Raw active and firm. fair re,
Susa Sc: centrifugals. 80 degrees
,nst 4 1-sc. refined, l-Sc. higher, ana nIose
ec,ive. of A, 9-l60r4 1850. stahada'u a.
s'' i'sc; cut-loaf. 5 S-4c.; crushed u'''
grasInninhtsh Quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
cruCAcO March 1.-THE wheat mar
ket was a clam to-day, ana, as Was na
s,rai there was a recovery allnou5I,
moderate one, from the enerxdteu
condition which then eH S,c,orv achleyed'
md today were gathering IN their pron.s,
ale. ali me discounted bulls exhibited no
n w'snIs. 80 take a hand. Aside from thls
there was some tirInness impaired Ds
the tone Of LiyerpsoeSSi S leeineva loss not
o,,lta sufficient TO show full accord Win
qostsr5sv's break on this side BRAD
Streets report OF exports from pom
coasts for the week We" nf onI ap 4ci go
s sroSaIs against $4,000 last week. and
. SaI $50 bushels for the corresponding
" w5v wheat opened at from 8? 7-sa6s,zc.,
aani,yaS 10 s2 5-Sc, rallied, and closed al
ca i.sc-5-sc. higher than yesterday. Cash
wheat was steady. g., .aL,r,
Corn-The corn market was nrm, taH Ths
condjtions prevailing in this grain are
in no respect different from what they
have been, and traders are making no
effort to attach themselves very s rssny
a ~ Cocks In sight discredit any bull
endeayors. but an advance In wheat
might possibly help prices q little higher;
On the other hand. the low STANDARD
OF values ruling deter those VINO wou'd
20 short OF the market
Nav corn opened at 29Ac.. sold between
q 1879 $50 2aAc.. and closed at 9kc.-
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THE BANK STATEMENT

The weekly statement of the Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve decrease, N.7S5,6l5.
Loans, increase. S2.03s. 900.
Specie decrease. 1888. eco.
Legal tenders decrease, 1851. 400.
Deposits. increase. S25,100.
Circulation, increase, $4,000.
The banks now hold 81. i4S, SIS In excess
OF legal requirements.
The New York Financier says: The
statement OF the Associated banks for
the week shows further expansion
I'm loans and a decrease in the reserve.
two factors that have always operated
10 produce a firmer money market. One
wear ago. with the reserve down to ST.
5ss.775, money was loaning on call at
hut little over per cent, and IL did not
go above that figure, except for a few
days. although the reserve sank to
about 100000 on March 30th. Twelve
months ago, however. specie was be-
ing imported at an average rate OF $780,
ora a week. In connection with the syndi-
cate bond-loan. The present statement
indicates that II would take but little
IN advance the present money rate. The
hanks lost last week, according to the
statement. 81. 55i 400 In cash. and the out
ward flow OF funds to the West and, In
some cases, 10 we ooutf, CONTINUES.
New York exchange Is still at dis
count in the majority OF the important
centres OF the West, and the call from
this section. especially for bills OF smaller
denominations. has been marked.
A puzzling factor In the local money
market is the government funds held by
depository banks In connection with the
hond-Ioan. IL Is probable that this money
q. having some effect on the call-rate.
and It's withdrawn may exert a bene-
f,c,al eject soon. The amount OF loans
nlaced here by foreign banking-houses Is
saId 70 be large, and these two causes
have certainly been responsible In part
sor the low rates on call loans.
The increase In deposits for the week
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TO BEGIN TOMORROW
Trial Of The LuntnOurS Cases Expected
10 Commence al FarmYilIe.
MARBLE TO DE TRIED FIRST
rhc Proceedings Likely TO Consume
week or Morc-Drief Review Oh
~, ,hc Most Interesting Cases
a., Ntrainia's Criminal History.

Tho trial OF the famous Lunenpurs
..,es which have attracted 80 much
interest throughout the state during 'Ne
90, ton months. and have in one way
a,otber been before five courts. Is
sv,ccted TO begin tomorrow In the Prince
,,I,rard County Court, at Farmviile'
.,... c,se OF William Henry alias Solo
..,r Marablo. who confesses having aa-
-,.,...red the blows that caused Mrs
,..r,.rs death. but claims that others
80 responsible with him for the crime
" evsl Tor the opening day OF the ses-
SION. and 1t IS thought that it VIII be
30 into without delay, unless trouble
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Scotland Neck Notes.

SCOTLAND NECK. N. c., March IA
Especial 1.-TWO or three days ago Bennie,
q son Of Mr.. ]. T.. Ware. who lives on the
river, was fooling with a pistol, when II
accidentally fired and he was shot In the
leg. The wound was not very serious
one, but the boy found out that the pis-
toll was loaded.
Rev. j. X Faut. who has been pastor
OF the Baptist church in Littleton some
time has accepted call and entered
upon work in BERTHE county.
Old papers for sale at &c. hundred at
Dispatch office.
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of the Chimney, Instead of in 'FRONT.'
that aspersions We're being cast upon
their good name by the allegations or
insinuations that they had intended
lynching the prisoners. They met in
mass-mcetng and passed resolutions call
ing upon Judge organ TO remove the
prisoners from the Richmond Jail. An
order was finally entered for their re-
moval and Sheriff CardoZa was sent here
after them.
The Governor had, however. taken
cogniZance OF the condition Of things
and decided that il would be unsafe for
the prisoners TO go back at that time to
Lunenburg. and instructed City-Sergeant
Epps 10 retain the prisoners until he Ohe
Governor could communicate with Judge
Organ. This order was obeyed and "A
special messenger was sent by the
Executive 10 Lunenburg Courthouse
with a request TO Judge Organ
TO rescind his order. This that
official declined to do. as II was pro-
posed to enter an order nunc pro tune to
amend the record in the cases, and he
deemed the presence OF the prisoners
absolutely essential 10 the entering OF the
order
When this ultlmatum was communi-
Gated 10 the Governor he declined TO
interfere further in the case. and Judge
r. r. Wexford, Of the Circuit Court OF
Richmond, granted an injunction re-
straning Sheriff Cardoza from removing
the prisoners. He finally dissolved TINS
Injunction. and on the same day the
Supreme Court of Appeals, before when
the cases were pending, assumed custody
OF the prisoners and ordered Sergeant
Epps 10 hold them.
VARIABLE REPRIEVED.
The Supreme Court had previously
,,ro,,ta5 a vyrit Of error and supersedeas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
COST TOO MUCH TO KEEP THEM.
therefore the Justice Discharged
fhe Tramps-Other Gases.

rustiee CrutchfeId was confronted yes
,erday morning with eight tramps-aii
II them white-who were found In
bunch at the foot OF the penitentiary
ain keeping warm. They represented
many cities-two being from Chicago.
ma from New York. one from missouri
me from Buffalo. one from stanton,
me from Newport News. and the last
one said he hailed from Oregon Hili'
rhey were all charged with being COM
non Migrants and tresapssing on me
premlses OF the Chesapeake ana ONO
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT EUsl-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, Stocks
Grain. Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle,
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.
and Domestic.

NEW YORK. March 1t-Speculation at
the Stock Exchange was quiet and pro-
fessional again to-day. At the opening
the market was firm for Sugar and To-
bacco and weak for General Electric. The
railway list was also inclined 10 weak
ness at this time. owing TO lower cables
from London. but the loss In this group
was unimportant. except in the case Of
Northern Pacific. which was exceptionally
heavy. The common fell from 8 S-4 to
3-s, and the preferred from 10 l-2 to
q "a The transactions in the stock
were only $500 shares. and represent the
selling by small holders. who desire to
evade the payments OF the heavy assess
ment which is regarded as inevitable
under the plan Of reorganization now be-
ing discussed by leading bankers. II is
understood that the scheme will be given
out on Monday next.
In the closing hour OF business Sugar
displayed more life. and advanced to
III 81. the best price OF the week. The
advance in certain classes of refined
sugar strengthened the market for the
certificates.
Tobacco moved up to So 1-sdS2 5-S, on
buying by brokers identified with inside
interests. Rumors OF an eary resumption
of dividends forced tlmid shorts into COW
ering. and this buying was partly re-
sponsible for the Improvement.
Dlstilling and Cattle-Feeding was firm.
while General Electric was inclined to
weakness, on liquidations, and sold down
to SO SIS.
Speculation closed firm in tone, Sugar
leading. Northern Pacific lost IA per
cent. the preferred 2 81. and General
Electric rs per cent. The total sales were
i0a.7 gl shares, OF which $500 were To-
bacco. 1910 Sugar, 1900 General Elec-
trio, and 100 Distilling and Cattle-Feed-
Ing.
Bonds were lower The sales footed up
1868, 600
Treasury balances: Coin. sl25,5Ol ,42;
currency, sSs902,379.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at SG3 1-2 per cent;
prime mercantile paper. l-2n6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at AS6 3-4G
si.G for sixty days. and &.6 3-4dA.S for
demand: posted rates. $iS l-2nA.SS II;
commercial bills, SLS5 3-4G$L@ 1-2.
Government bonds easy. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds lower.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, March H.-virginia
IS, new, ~ t-2d73 II: do, Century, bonds,
siGi61 10; Baltimore and Ohio, 10 3-tlfl5;
Northern Central. 60 rs. asked; Badti-
more and Ohio Southwestern, Is, lVO Or
asked: Consolidated Gas. stock, 5S Lao
IS 1-2c.; do, bonds, 6's. ia, bid.
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LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON, March 14.-Bar silver,
81 9-16d.; consols. 100 1-l6d. for money, and
100 3-l6d. for the account.
$50 y. M.-Paris advices quote per
cent rentes at lO2 francs, 90 l-2c., for the
account.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, March II. $50.
.-Wheat-Longberry, ~
rs i-2c mixed. 76ll7S lie; shortberry, fo9
rs l-2c.: No. red, 7Sd7S l-2c. Corn-Whlte
Virginia, &c.,; No. white, 80 1-2GS6e.; No.
mixed. "a 1-2c Oats-No. 2 oats-25 lie; {;
No. mixed, p l-2d2i 3-4c.; winter-seed,
2SQ3 &c. Rye, Asa i9c.
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THE WHITE HALL SHOOTING.
The GIovers SIN Alive-To Have n
New Clerks Once

FARMVILLE, VA, March H-(Spe-
cial) -Information received here to-day
from Rock Mills. buckingham county.
is to the effect that the young men.
Samuel and Christopher Glover. who
were shot by Mr.. Emmitt d. Gregory.
at White Hail. last Saturday. are still
alive. although Or. Pratt thinks there
is little or no hope for Christopher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
WANT A NORMAL.

The Town Council held called meet
Ing last night and appropriated 500 to
defray part OF the expenses incident TO
securing the selection of Farmville as
a place for the holding OF one Of the
summer normal Institutes this year. Mr..
Charles Bugg was elected member of
the Town Council, vice Mr.. r. NJ. Bur-
ton, resigned.
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the supreme officers and Grand Council
are requested to meet at Lee Camp Hall
next Thursday night, March 18th. at
o'clock, to unite with Mccarthy Council
In organization. Every member is urged
10 be present.
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NEW CLERKS OFFICE.

The Prince Edward Board OF Supervis-
ors met to-day and voted an appropria-
ton for the immediate erection OF a new
County Court-Clerks office The struc-
ture will be within the court house en-
closure. and supplied with the best and
most modern convenienceS
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thy and Pokey Barnes were sentenced
TO be hanged and Mary Barnes was sem
fenced TO serve ten years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The prisoners were then returned TO
this city where they remained until a
short time ago, Mary Barnes being placed
in the penitentlary, while the others were
committed to the city jail. They had no
counsel during their trial. and after their
arrival here a great hue and cry was
raised TO the effect that the trial had
been no more than a travesty. and a
movement was started among the negro
churches In the Interest Of the women,
which resulted I'm n fund being raised
and the employment OF Messrs Wise.
Fiournoy, and Guigon as counsel for the
women. Marabe had not the public
sympathy, as he had recanted his Original
statement that the women had assisted
him in committing the murder and was
then etating that he had been forced 10
commit the deed by a white man. This
caused many TO believe that the women
were innocent. and hence the movement
to secure their acquittal
As soon as papers could be drawn
Nessrs. Wise. FournOy. and Guigon
petitioned Judge Coleman, Of the Circuit
Court, sitting at Amelia, for writ OF
error in behalf OF the women, but he
declined 20 grant their request.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY, MARCH l5 1896.

was $4,000 The Increase in circulation
continues, the expansion for the week
being over a quarter OF a million dol
lars.
The call for money from the interior
has been. on the whole. a good thing in
more ways than one, since 1t has un>
doubtedly checked gold exports for the
time being. As showing the changes
which have occurred since the bond
award. It may be noted that the sur
plus OF the banks IS now over $1,000.
900 less than on February sth last.
The averages show the following, COM
pared with the last two years:
NH IA. 'e6 Nh. 1s. rs. NH. IT. 'ei.
Loans .s4s6, SO. 900 siS9.O04600 sii3.05s, 10S
Specie =. 6OSi5.lO0 67.573,eoO $3.50, 600
Legal ten
ders =. ss,oss1OO 7s.esNo lis,7O5. 800
Net depo-
its :. -. 49,, sos,5oo 5Is,ss5Oo 54o.26s, 400
Circula-
ton :. l42s4Soo I2,se5,5o 1.sos.9o
Total re-
serve :. 14s,sOi,2o 1T.222,sOO 2l2SOs,SOO
Reserve re-
quired . 122 i5l, 800 129,62t125 1So66SOO
Excess OF
reserve 2o,A9,SOo INSISTS T.Sc2.aoo
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RoyaI Arcauum Reception.

All the committees which have been
appointed by the different councils to
make preparations for the reception OF
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MrCH INVOLVEMENT.

In the mean time public sentiment IN
Richmond was being wrought up, and
excitement over the cases was running
high. The Lunenburg people considered
that they had been unjustlY treated and
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Prices unchanged. No. spring wheat.
81 1-sG6l&c. No. red. Ga 5-Sae5&c. No.
2 corn, 2Sl2c No. oats, 10 l-ic. Mess
pork, s9.65QS9T0 Lard, $5.30aS5.35. Short
rib sides. S5.l0aS.2O Dry-salted should
ems, i.62isGSi.75. Short-clear sides, &5.37lsQ
$50. Whskey, N22
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL.,, March
common to extra steers, ss'6casf7O: stock,
ers and feeders, 81 SjdS3.75: cows and
bulls, 81. 50qs 1870; calves, sass; Texans,
&f00SLl5.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Market firm;
heavy packing and shipping lots, $3.50
$40: common to choice mixed, $39OfiA 10;
choice assorted, sL100A12; pigs, $S.5OQs g 10.
Sheep-Receipts, gj00 Market firm;
inferior 10 choice. s2.604$ $40; lambs. $500
$40
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REPRIEVED.

The Supreme Court had previously
granted a writ Of error and supersedeas
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BALTIMORE. MD, March H.-Flour-
Dull.
Wheat-Dull; No. red. spot and March,
II 1-2n1 3-4c May. 60 5-Sa69 3-4c.; July,
G. l-2c.. asked: southern. by sample, 1fg
Toe: do, on grade 10 1-2G7S 1-2c.
April. 30 7-Sa4 1-sc.: May. 81 1884 3-Sc.;
July, 30 3-4c., asked; steamer mixed.
% 3-4d32 7-Sc. southern, "a lease; NO.
white western, % l-ia27c.; No. mixed,
Rye-Steady: No. 2. 42G4ic.. for nearby;
i6fii1c., for western.
Hay-Quiet. at l6c.. bid.
Grain Freights-Steady.
Sugar-StrOng graduated, so.W.
Other articles unchanged.
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CINCINNATI.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March 1L-Four-Weak
Wheat~Higher; March. 80 1-sc.; May.
60 1890 lie; July. 90 lie.
Corn-Steady; March. 20 1-2c.; May,
&c 3-4c.; July, p 7-sQ2sc.
Oats-May higher; others lower March,
Is l-Sc; May, 10 7-S420c.; July. 10 Lie.
Pork-Standard mess, unchanged; old,
1877 H.
I.ard-Prme steam, $40; choice, s5.l7 IL.
Bacon-Shoulders, l-2c.; longs, 5 5-Sc.
clear ribs. 5 5-Sc.: clear sides, 3-ic.
Dry Sailed Meats-Sh0ulders, dc.
longs. &C.; clear ribs. l-Sc; clear siues'
L--c. VIII. c,aady ~ 400