The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 6

-1 '-J 1. 1 ft it is FINANCE AND TRAFFIC. 7 A Fftir Business ia Loeal Securities. the Erian gar Redeemed. Gome of OreriMHe Quiet Day Monetary Matters Fa nils Plentiful and Easy.

Probable Boom In New Yorks Stock Cbtjcked by the Failure" of a. VbUkjr House. TtHMT ETtSMe, Mareb 42. 1883. Tbsre wm a fair volume of business in local securities to-day.

and some large blocks changed bands. Tne markel'wavered a Mtla. ana some properties were not ao vary at rone. Th waa a littla sensation caused oa the- Btreett by tba report, which proved true, that aome of tne Doughty OTrtaio of Erianger stock bad bean redeemed by aome of the era that be. Ja broker discovered aome time ago that be bad twenty-foar ebaree of an overissue that tosd not been made like the main body of tne fraudulent stock.

It, with shares, bad been sold direct from the office of the Cincinnati, Mew Orleans and Tessa Faolflo Railroad Company by Mr. Deughty In his capacity, end tbe directors of the road finally came to tbe conclusion tbat they were In for Doughty 'a bondsmen were bound to make the company good, tbe trosteeof Mr. Doughty estate was Induced to turn In. aome of tbe good stock belonging to the estate. So the broker got twenty-four shares of -good stock and the "January dividend bonds for tbe twenty-four shares of overissue which be bas held so long.

Tbe balance of the Metropolitan National Bank slock, held KMr. Lark in aome 1 15,000 worth was pur. chased to-day by other stockholder of tbe bank at 127, and now this price Is bid for tnora. Cincinnati Street Railroad stock was a little weaker; for, though some sold at 103, Unite a good-slxed blook sold at 102H- Little Miami Railroad stock sold at 148; Exchange National Bank stock at 108; Cincinnati. Htm ilton and Dayton Railroad preferred stock at 101: do.

common stock at Cincinnati Southern Railroad seven-thirty bonds, first issue, at 180 and interest; do. gold six -per cent, bonds at ,11974 'and interest; Cincinnati ten-twenty year four percent, bonds at IDS and Interest; do. thirty-fifty year foor per cent. "bonds at 106 and; interest; Dayton and Mich Igan Railroad five per cent, bonds at and Interest; Cincinnati. Indianapolis, St.

Louis and Cbieago Railroad six per cent, bonds at .102 and interest; and Kentucky Central Rail road consolidated six per cent; bonds at 85 flat. Approximate values of local securities are abown in the following table under the beads of bid and asked, and where sales are- made tbe highest prioes obtained are given: MtTSUClPAL BO 31 Mi Bid. I Auk Bid. Auk. HjotlSales K61 "lie 111 III IIS I17 iis ia 114 lis 1st T-S0S.

JS. 2d '1H Sales Cln. SO-SO 4s. Cov. 4s Cov.

5s Newport s. in 1 iai llVales C.S. (old cury ssJ 119 rnv J. B. Nawport 7 -30s iO- a.ZHos saies con.

uiv. UlLkOAS lOSM. l.m, ri- 1. '10S CIn.atLo.2d. 7s 10b lira Ind.

ACln.7s."l 107 "i lM.ooo.t.faie.',10S 'C. K. A I1 110 no 79 C.LSt.LCSs HK.Saleal'C.RA Ftw ice AO. Sm. 'US IA C.

N. Bold V. ioon.6iie (111 Ha C. N. locume.1 lO H.

A U.7. JJxtM co. i. D.A M. 1AJ D.

A M.td.7a jo riM Ml. Ad. IB. -410B lOTM laaiBsles ml Au. in.

C.U. jt P. Ss.100 C. Hi. Ist7.

G.4HM tlOO C. dt K. con.8al K.7-.'ia U7 "107 (108 1U6 IU0 90 1.A l'it B. 1US illO IIS 10S 1JB 109 H. A 1.

7s 111 Let. lilt 7 n' Ctal.A in JU 7i-110 iv eon. 1 -v Males TKXET SilLBOlD BOMM. Cod. 7s.

I88S. Cub. 7(, 1BW. 7s, 1WI. Con.

7s. MV2. 1 10 J'lll lies 1J 14, Con. 7a. Ill Cua.7a, 113 'Cod.

7a. I112H 7s. HlKSUlNltUl'l BOHD. J. Bi.6ailUI 'KH uataa.

Tern. aAlLjtoan stocks. T. P. Ctn.

stUf'd. lu It. A pref. 143 1. M.

7 Jjttls Miami. 148 C.JL.t-i-."C. iOS I'CuL AX. Hill. A.df l.

P. IM Valley Aa IKy. Cent I 9t laO-4 50 85 It 14 51 I ISa'e cio. lUi iales 'luu C.lil. oertf lic loi I BOWS STOCK.

5'irai Second NbI'L laird Nut'l. Fourth Natl. Tii'i Larue aaerc-ta JSatl Cermao Nat 'I 23u 137 174 0U0 1X7 16U ia Mat's Nat'l I 'Dion Nat'l. kjfccb' Nat'L JIB 1... i tel (1'rinn Ger Nat.

IXSCRASCK STOCKS. niaxoa Aurora 81 160 1X1 13 luO at li no Oermanla ins ik "fai IAS ie 1U0 1U0 ItiO Miami Valley INaiional becurity Cinou Wanbincton VilUaoa' jLagle fearerpiise. 1M Hi ariDin' I 90 loo HIHCBU1.ANCOUH STOCKS. Gn Co CotaC'io or Brush Ki. LI Y'd V.fe.

stukiuc. Ciu. Hare Urp Ohio ImproT.t io 1V so 13 Kover Wheel! Hilobe Mill. I i.iB.Hoct-Ipr'C KM Cln. Kgniccat.i.

I And iatvraat. Flat. The demand for money fell off materially to-aay, the few borrowers who presented themselves for bank favors asking for only small amounts, which; bankers cheerfully granted at per centj. Reserves were further increased by liberal deposits, but received no aid to tpns of from the country. Eblpmcnts of currency to the country were unimportant, and checking was only moderate.

Business in the open market was light. The little prime time paper offered was readily placed at 8 per cent. Money was ottered at 6 per cent, qn call, but there was no demand for this class of loans. There was a strong tone to the market for Eastern exchange, and, although there were Sales between banks at 50x per $1,000 discount, There was not much to be bad at this rate, most sellers asking par. Tbe mercantile de-nandjtept up actively, bankers meeting it at par.

Current buying and selling rates at the close were as follows 1 Buying. New York ExehangeJ 1-20 die. Boston Philadelphia Exchangel-20 dis. Baltimore Exchange. 1-20 dis.

2ew Orleans Selling. Par. Par. Par. Par.

Par. market for foreign exchange was strong and the demand good for continental bills, bat sterling was quiet. Bankers paid 480 for commercial sterling bills. Posted selling rates are as follows: Sterling, three days' sight nut; Sterling, sixty-day .482 Psris demand checks for SI 00 (f PH. l.lla hill.

Ia, linil Oarmany, three days' sight, for four relch- marka 1 95 Germany, sixty -day bills, for four relch- marks 94s4 In tbe New York market for Government bonds fonr per cents were excited, opening at 119 bid, aa closing with sales at 1197,. per cents were also stronger, opening at 112, and closing Three per cents declined from 104 to 1037i, but three-and-a-half per eents were steady 'at 103. Closing quotations for three days were as fol lows: 10, Mar. 12. Mar.

18. 12:45 P.K. 2:43 T.M. 2:15 p.m. TJ.

8. 8 p. a. 104 J04 L.s.SH; e's extended. 10 .1084 U.

S. 4 p. bonds of 1907 111 110VI U9Z TJ. s. 4S P-e.

bonds ot "91 1125; na4 1L1 The ad ranee of tour per cents in New York caused ah active demand, and there ware lib eral sales at 1193U, and at the close bank-era asked 12034. None were offered to bankers, bat at tbe close they were willing te buy at 2192. Three per cents sold moderately early in tbe day at 104 but bankers offered to ell at the close at 104 bought at 10Sa 303. Buying and selling rates were aa fol' lows: Baying. Xf.

8. 8 per eents Htp-i V.S.8H per cents, extended Mfti V. S. 4 per cent, bonds of 1907. 119 U.S.4H per cen of WM Selling.

1 04 7 io2 iW The New York market opened strong and active, sales aggregating- 276,400 shares, but most of this business was done In the morning. All the dispatches from tbat center were bullish, but In their sasu ranee of the continuance ot strength of tbe market they exhibited fear that something mightoocur to knock the conceit out of them, and. sure enough, it emmc. Every thing was going along smoothly, jriees advanced, and a boom was really when a sodden check was given It by tbe xaunre ot lvee, Beeeber A Co a large whisky Nothing waa said as to tbe eonneo-t tloB ef the whisky business with Mocks, bat, sdl the same, the advanea in prices Copped, -cne. market became dull, and arlees of aome properties went off.

la ear nasvrkec. bewever. fair business had been done before tbe news this fail are came, oar operators believing laasuse era of confidence had arrived. 1 Terst rtmaaeial'statsera. jmm.

nsx, jaaren 12. Money, 71S per eymnm at 13 IS per cent Prime tttr ii, r.w Mf 11 I11SH 117 pil us rnw tii ri'A 127 Hales l'A lua Vales lib lot lu7. I ISO 110 ISO 1W I ra 130 46 I 47 ios I luu ehangs: long steady at 9: ahorvSs, Prod-uce exports for the week. 1717,000. Oovernments Irregular, but la' tbe mala strong.

Railroads moderately aetrve, without any special faalure, except for Texas rneomee. which declined. 9 per sent. Slate securities fehare speculation opened firm, wltb general Hat Heri per cent, bigbar than yesterday's close, tbe latter Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred.

After a partial reaction la the early trade, the market became snoog, and shortly after eleven recorded aa advance, ranging from to 14. la which Denver and Rio rande.Wabasb preferred, Omaha, Northern Pacifie and Union Paelfle were moat con spicuous. From then until nearnwo market was doll and weak, and price declined nowiy led byUnlon Paelfle. Bonth-weslerns and cwal abarea, white Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred, on sale of 100 shares, rapped so 81 from 82" at opening.

Tblewae subsequently followed by a partial recovery, extending to per cant, the latter Wabash preferred; bat In tbe final dealings this Improvement was entirely lost, tbe market closing dull and heavy, compared with yesterday's closing prices. The general list is to per cent. lower, the latter Central Pacific. Reading and Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred.

Hiatal- Hteeka. New York, March it. Mining stocks quiet: Sierra ttraude, 280; Iron Silver, 290: Navajo, 340 and 835; Union Consolidated. 495; Bodie, ao; Hnlwer. 81 Robinson Consolidated.

89 to 86. and Sonora Consolidated, 49 and 50. Sales for the day, WMIO shares. Pipe Une certificates rainy active ana very lrreguiaiar, oetween ltti and iH. closing on Call at (K.

Sm Fraaelsee Mlalsc Steesta. Sax Feaxcisco, March 12 Mining stocks: 1 Alta 6-1S Mexican 3" Mono Noonday Northern Bella lu Heeltel. Belcher 9-1 Belvedere. Best Belcher 0 2-Sl Bulwer. California 3-82 Consolidated Vs.

9-ltt Crown Eureka Cousoli'd Exchequer S-16 Uould at 2K Qrand Hale 4 Norcro $. Manhattan Martin White 7-10 29-32 Sierra Nevadam. Oliver tving. Tip Top Union Cousoli'd. 4- Wales 5-li Yellow Jacket 1 Navajo 8J4 mount iiadio Belle lale North Belle Isle Uko Consolidat'd Stoeas a March BOSTOIC.

loaing prices at the Stock Exchange were aa follows: Water 3 Boston Land bt Atch.dlTop.R.R.7sll8S do. Land B. H. A E.7s Eastern K. K.

Ks. C. A St. Joe 7a L. R.

A Ft. S. 88 N. Y. AN.

E. Ateh. A Top. R. R.

81 Boston A Albany. 17 Vi Boston A Maine. ..1) C. B. A 120J6 S.

A S4 Eastern Railroad. 61 Flint A P. 2o L. R. A Ft.

Smitb. 30 N. Y. A N. Osdabgdk LX'h'pn.

do. common Old Colony 184 Rutland pre.f'd ao. common Allones Minings 3 Calumet A Hecla.235 Catalpa 65 Copper Falls Franklin 11 Pewablo. new aincy as Rides Silver Islet 6 Wis. Cen.

R. 23 do preferred F. A P.M.pref'd 98 UHceola, so Central Huron i T- D. A do. Inrtomefc 8 Fir s3t Mortgages Larce Security.

Send for circular. FRANCIS SMITH A Indianapolis, Ind. TKAFFIC, Btsiness ef the Daj Briefly Reviewed. Tuesday Evkninq, March 13, 1883. Tbe following table shows tbe receipts and shipments of leading artieles of merchan dlae in this market for tbe past twenty-four hours: Rec.

Ship. I Rec. Ship Apples.brls 1718 'forx. oris. L'd.

tea, lbs 65300 8 rsarrey, bu u.o Butler, p'ks 233 82980 20 Lrd.k's,lbs 225 Cattle, b'd. Si Cbeuse.bxs. 181 Malt, bush. 100 6M Mola's, brls 88 1293 Oats, bush- T200 1900 807 1104 73 8350 Kye, buh 4701 bait, bria 2 40 Halt, ska 10100 Seeds, 28 3711 seeds, tim. 39 7600 Sheep, h'd.

110 521100 Sngar. h'ds 129 21720 Wh't, bush 14459 1377 175 9-18 4M Codec bga. 25j0 corn. ousu. 10443 Cotton, bis.

lmtl Flour, brla 82J9 V40 1000 678 "214 81 Hay, bales. iioics. a Baoon, lbs. B'ktaeto'a. SMUO Hants, lbe SHU 70o0 li84 P'k'd m'ta.

uiroa. The merit et is steady, with a fair export de mand, but generally quiet. Sales reported to day, 230 bales; receipts. 1.801 balen; shipments. l.io oaiea; siock on nana, oaies.

cot- ti r. IT. I'haiiaa n.ktut i in a ra am rl ha a 7c. Oood (rood Middling fair 10c. Low middling air- li.c.

uiuaiing vc UOAL. The market remamaauiet and steady. Pitts burg quoted, afloat, att 9a. per bush, of 2.688 cubic Inches, Kanawha River at BHc. rnces to oonsumers are as Pittsburg.

13c. per or S3 61 per ton; kt nawha Hi vex. 12c. pr bush, or t3 33 per ton; Ohio River, loellc. per busb or 12 78(93 06 per ton; anthracite, wo per ion.

GROCERIES. Coffee The market is not ao active, but price are sUllstroiMZ. We Quote: Rio. inferior. 81 tc.

common, 8(cc9c. ordinary, WyV-c ilo iuir, iair, goou, lujiic. prime. llJ4ll7fcO-; choice, ll4u12c. fancy.

lniai-zie. yellow, Java, irwvac. jnocna- axtu.c. per 10. acia la reported as Tinner in the East, but the demand ia only moderate here and- pricea remain aa follows: New Orleans, open kettle, do.

yellow clarified. uo. wauu ciarmeu, eastern rennea yellow, 7(S'S1--: extra V'ac-1 white on do. atandard -A," coniectionery, granulated, pow dered, V.c cube. cut loaf.

Wic 'l be demand continues fair and prices rule steady. New Orleans is selling at 30042c per gallon tor common to lair lor good to prime, and S43o6c. for choice: small lots 01 fancy held at 57(ai8c Soncbum is quiet and easy at 25a27c. per gal lon tor eomruon, ana aumme. lor iuir to iancy, UJLK AU UKA1.N.

Flour Ia weak and heavy, tbe demand only moderate, buyers asking further conces sions, which holders are loth to grant at present. Winter family aula as low as $1 65. and small lota of choice brought S4 90. Spring family in offered at x35 85. Fancy la quotable at 85 15V45 75: winter patent.

$608 50: sprine paten j. So 5out7; extra, $4o4 40; au per fine, 83 40 tt 75,. and low grade at 82 76jg3 15. Rye flour is joDoing at i xxi 10, ana oacxwneat at 90 (ce ssx, sales reported to-day. 1.065 as-foi lows: 25 winter patent, 8t: 125 fancy, t5 80: 25 so 10: au winter family.

S4 90: 125 (4 80: 100 84 75: 100 84 85x125 extra. 84: loo aupernne. S3 7a, and 20O by aa tuple at 83 60. DOArARATrVK TRICKS. Mcb.

13. 1888. Mch. 13, 1882. lour, winter iamuy84 6oa4 90 85 TOdtS 00 Wheat.

No. 2 red 1 1 08 1 29 Corn, No. 2 mixed 65 ottM uata, xo. mixed 44 474 Kye. No.

2 Ho 91 Barlev. extra No. 3 fall 03 94 Whrat The market is unsettled anif fxahlo. and local millers are sot buying unless tbey can obtain material eonceasiona. Small lota of choice bard red sold at 91 11.

No. 2 red sold early at SI 0. but subsequently 2 care of this grade sold at 81 08, and more wasoflered at thia price. A ear-load prime red sold at 31 08. No.3 red will not bring more than 3103.

One car good white sold at 81 OS. and rejected red at 90o95c Cork There ia a very weak feeling in the mark el. ana were it not lor the moderate pur chases by distillers of rejected and by feeders 01 ear corn tne maraet would ot tame indeed. No. 2 mixed shelled ia quotable at 6Ja55Vcc on track, and Stic, in elevator, with email sales at these prices, two oars No.

3 mixed sold at 53c, but afterward 2 cars sold at52o, and more was ouerea at on trocar or in elevator, Oood rejected mixed shelled sold a 60c. ana miaea ear a 496fcj0c Sales at the -ail were aa follows: 200 bush -o. 3 mixed as 594cw and 5,090 bush do. at May; 1 car uo. affc, and 1 car do, 36c, spot, elevator; March was otTered at owic and 6oo.

was bid; April offered at57o and 67 Wo. bid; Auguat odered at WKc and 6Shca. bid. At the afternoon Call. 3,400 buah.

No. 2 mixed sold at 64c. Auguat. Rrsv la easier and -oull. On the floor 1 ear.

xo. a soiu stk iius mat, aaa xeore ceuia have been bought at this price. At the Call Board 1 ear No. 2 sold at 65c, spot, elevator, and 200 bushels do. at oTsC.

May. Oath There is but a moderate demand and the market is easier. No. 2 white are quotable at 50mioOVU9u 1 car aelline at 60c. and 1 at aOka.

No. 2 mixed are Irregular. -Three ears No. 2 mixed sold 46c. and 1 car do.

at 44c, and 1 car No. 8 mixed sold at 44c At the Call Board Karlby Meets a very dull market. Extra No. 3 fall Is ottered at 4teoc, but will not sen ior more man bjc une ear o. fall sold at sue, one ear by sample at eoew.

and one ear. extra io. 3 spring at 4C eitAix issrxcnow. March IS to corn, 1 No. 2, 4 No.

8. rejected. 4 ear; wheat. No. rye.

8 No. 2, 1 No. 8. 1 rejected oata, 9 No. 2.

1 No. barley, li una apruiB, o. spring. HOGS. There is a strong tone to the markVt owing to light receipts, and the demand la lair.

Re ceipts to-day, -995 head; shipment. 40 head. Common are quoted at 8tSot6 au: fair to good lairtogooa pacKing. 89 90A7 hntiUIra' ulxillnmi tT au.7 PROVISIONS: With the exception of aa active movement in lard the market lsouii. Holders ask fall prices, and thia has the effect of keplng orders aaa PoKir -Oan be bought at 818 25 for nlar, and 819 SO for extra heavy, bat th prices are 2oo.

above the views of bur era. Lard Is active and the market is well sustained. Sales early were 258 tiercea nrlma winter steam at at house, and 109 eur- rni mK.e at n-, a nouse; subeequently 600 (lereea prime winter steam sold at ll.lOc at house, a ad this waa bid Ter more: Loose lard to tne extent 01 00 uereea sold at 10-Sue dsllv ered. 1 Dkt SautkdM sats Are inactive but held firmly. Short rib aides, fully cured, would eti a V.9U0., ui are ana -generally ax 10c eo.ooa Ibe.

partly cured selling at 9.86c 'Short clear aides are beld at ieit0c, loner elear 9.SO(i.oc, and shoulders at oataide prices for fully cured. Bacor There Is a fair supply out of smoke. ana sue joDoing aemana ta moderate. Clear sells at 10.90c clear ria, lO.tioQloo, and snoaiaers at loose, and e. more packed.

1 SuAa-CrJUMzATS Are moderaygly act CT breakfast baoon. llaiaie- and shoulders at can vased and "packed. nciLED mxats There is but mue a em ana and prices are unchanged. Uams are auoted at 1 lHo. toel Ilea, lixalDKe and sbouiUers at TOiasc pack ed.

coMFAaATi raicsm. Mcis. 12.1MM. Men. IS, 1883.

17 lU.4o Drv-aalt ahoulclara ft Clear baoon Vim 11V tmmi 11 1 BSAS. Ac Hran la aearce and firm. With a good demand at 818 per ton, la bulk on track, shipetntfs are quiet and nteady at lota 17. Middlings are active at gl823. BiA! The demand ta moderate and prices are stesdy as fcllowa: Marrow, 83 158 25; pea and navy, aoja2 7a: medium, 82 abca au, ana common, i 50(a'i per busheL jDCTTaav iDere is a lairdemana iw.ionu-oat era extra creamery, and the market Is.

easy at 39c, with an anal snpply. Lover grades of creamery are dnil at 28S3o. A little fancy dairy butter would nell at but there is nothing in market above prime, aad tbrs la dull Fair to good ia offered at ana com men at 12(9 13c All lliene grades from prime down ate in excessive supply. calves me sopdiv is not ao targe, ana prices are firmer. Common ta choice held at per lb.

ca KKbK is steady ana oniev. ynme to choice Ohio sells at North-western at ll12c, and New York at per lb. Ehhm) Although receipts are lares, the market opened firmer under a good snipping de mand, wltn liberal -sales alloc out subsequent salee were -at 15c On Produce Exchange Call 20 eases sold at 15 spot, and 50 easea at 1HC seller March. nii-iue marKet ia easy aoa sae aemann light at the following quotations: No. 1 timothy at S10 50(811 60.

tbe latter price for small wired bales; No. 89 TdlO 2o: mixed. 899 60. and No. 1 prairie at 87 5063 per 4on.

in bales, on arrival. Straw la quiet and easy at 87 7 60. oils Kenned petroleum anil ana wees at tbe following wholesale prices: 110 fire- test, 9c; Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana standard, 10c, and water-white 150, head-light at 14c per gallon. Lard-oil la firm but quiet ior city winter extra at per gal lon. Linseed -oil isaoUve and firm at 52453c pertgallon.

rkASfuTS mere isa nrmer tone to uie mar ket, and a better demand, with prices ruling as follows: Prime Tennessee white, 634c; choice to fancy recleaned 63, prime red, 5-6iic: choice to fancy recleaned 5K5e and choice to fancy recleaned Virginia, 7(oj75ic per lb. PoUtTRT Chickens are in iignt auppiy, ana with a good demand are firm, choice selling readily at 85 per dozen, and goon to prime at S4(ar4 50. Ducks are quiet at aud geese are dull and weak at S3 505 per dozen. lAve turKi-ya are quiet at laoiojC per id. Salt Is quiet and steady.

Ohio River and Ksnawn is quoted at 06 per brl. of 280 and 81 30 per brl. of seven Michigan, 81 per brl. of 280 delivered. Turfs isiana is ouerea at per dusu.

by the car-load. Coarse Liverpool is quoted at 81 151 20. and line at 81 60kl SO per sac. Skki8 The market la not quite asatrong. Clover-seed sells moderately from store at lavi.io.

per lb and timothy-seed at 81 803 81 90 per buah, the latter quoted at 81 651 76 on arrival. Ta llow Is easy, but country Is la fair de mand at 7iaHc. per lb. Prime city rendered ia beld at Whisky There Is a firm tone to tbe market under light offerings, and the demand Is good. Sales reported to-day, 135 brls.

high- wines at 14 per proox gallon. FRUITS AND VEUETABL.KS. Afplks Are in aood demand, and. though receipts are large, the market is firm. Fancy aell as high aa 85 ber and good to choice bring S3 a0O4 oo; common ouerea aa low aa Ckah BKRRiKa The demand is llKht and the market easy at S3 50(34 per bushel crate.

Lried rflCiT ne market ia nrm ana tne demand active. We quote: Prime to choice applea at 798c and peaches at 7(8c per id. irom store. LaaoNa Are in liberal snoplv aad easy. with a good demand ior prime to choice Messina at 82 per box.

Okakuksi Prioes are steady, though tbe supply is large and the demand Is good. Mea-aina aell at 82 and Florida at 83 75(94 60 per box. and alencia at so doom per case, as to slse of ease. Cabbagb The supply Is liberal and the market easy, with a light demand at 81253 81 60 per brl. ok ions mere is out nine aemanu, anu tue market is weak at 81 75Ct2 per brl.

Potatoes Are unchanged, prices ruling steady, with a fair general demand. Burbanks are sallinK at 91 per buali. and 12 76ra8 per and early rose at 90c per and 82 509 sz ca per nri. irom store, tne iormer at wuc and the latter at 80c. per on track.

SWekt Potatoes The demand Is light and the market easy for a tern at 83 25A3 60 per brigand Western at 8202 2a per Del. LEAF TOHACCO. Cincinnati. March 18, 1883. Visitors on the breaks to-day were Mr.

F. F. Adams, of F. F. Adams A Milwaukee, Mr.

C. K. Heasluger, Toledo, unio: Air. B. F.

ax ton, ot the Banner Tobacco Vom-oanv. Detroit, Mr. Fred of Finser Louisville: Mr. Oconee Myers, of Liggett A Myers, St. Lonis; Mr.

W. P. cor- LIB, Ul A Ul LI, OTUU Mr. B. Leldersdorf, of B.

leldersdorl A Co. Milwaukee. Wis. There were 589 hbda. offered to-day, against 210 same time last week.

There was no chance in tbe market Irom last week. Old was in active demand, especially all grades showing color and character being eagerly sought after and taken at lull figures. Common mediums also showed a good demand aad brought full urices. Low grades, while, being -offered, in I iima numbers, sold well. The aood claasea of new were in good de mand at full quotations; common and inferior grades remain aa previously reported.

Tbe averaee price of the 22o hhda. is se 10. of these S3 hhda. -good mediums sold from 910 to 812 75, 11 bbds. good leaf from 813 to 814 75, 20 buds, nne leal irom io-to i io, ana anas.

fine eolory leaf from 820 to 822. Of the 343 hiids. old, 120 sold below 6c. 100 from tc to 10c. 81 from ioc to from 15c.

to 14 from 2oc to 24c, and 12 from 25.o. (o Slco. Ul tne nnas. new, ivt soia oeiow oc, ou from 8c to 10c. 44 from loc to 14c20 from isa and 8 rom 2uc to 22c The average price of tbe day's sates Is 88 95 (new.

88 10: Old, I oo), asalost 88 03 (hew SO 80; old, 813 11) same time last. week. SALES AT THE WAREHOUSES. The offerings at the auction warehouses today were 569 hhda. and 7 boxes, distributed as follows: Cincinnati Warehouse 19 hhda.

and box. classed aa follows: 5 bbds. and 1 box scran. 1 at 82 40. 4 (new) at 82 9oaS 80.

box at 83 20; 11 hhda. Inferior trash, 7 at 84 75,4 (new) at bbds. common trash, 3 at boW. 2 (new) at 88 60(47; 7 hods, common Iub. Sat 88 30A9 60.1 (new) atSs: 8 hhda.

com mon strippers at 8IO4313 60; 8 hhds good me diums (new) at 910 25si3 75; hhds. medium fillers and outtinc at 318 50'41 75: 2 hhda aood fillers and cutting at 820 50(21 50; 1 hhd. fine fillers and cutting. at 828 I'LANTKua' Warehodhi 67 hhda. classed as follows: 4 hhds.

scraps, 1 at 83 SO, 3 (new) at Bligasvu; iv uouk. interior iraui, at igk 7 (new) at 84 locdio 30; 0 hhds. common trash, 2 at 88 30(S7, 4 (new) 25; 14 hhda. common Iukb. 9 at SS'Si9 80.

6 (new) at 88A9 80: 8 hhds. common strippers at 81013; 4 hhds. good me diums (new) at u5i -u 4 nnas. meaium nu-ers and cutting at 818ft18 75 4 hhds. fine leaf (new) at 7.5: 3 hhda.

good fillers and cutting at 821 2xa2; 1 hhd. fine eolory leaf (new) at 820; 1 hhd. fine fillers and cutting at $25 75. Morrib Warehouse 98 classed as follows: 11 hhda. scraps.

3 at 813 90, 8 (new) at 90; 22 bbds. inferior trash, 11 at 8403" Jo, 11 (new) at 845 7o; 15 hhda common traab, 12 at 88a7 80, 3 tnew) at 86 19; 17 bbds. common luga, 12 at 75, 6 (new) at 88 60(9 swoo; 10 nnas. common strippers at iu(att hhda sood mediums (new) at 810ai3 25: hbda medium fillers and cutting at 815(318 75; 3 hbda fine leaf (new) at 81619 75; 8 hhds. aood fillera and cutting at 820s21 75.

Miami Wakkhouhi 108 classed as follows: 20 hbda scraps, 18 at 83AS 90, 7 (new) at 8333 76; 21 hhda Inferior traab, 9 at 84 10(j 85 95. 12 (new) at 84(95 35: 18 hhda. common trash. 8 at 86 50a7, 9 ow) at 88 1007 90; 12 bbds. common itlfcs, 8 at 88 30(99 26, 4 (new, 1 at 8339; 14 htids.

common strippers at 9100114 23; nnas. gooa meaiums (newi a wi4 io; iu hbda medium fiUers and cuttinz at 81a 2oai9 hhda fine leaf (new) at 815a 17; 3 hhda good oners and cutting at 9Z0Ya24; una. nne nil, era and cutting at 827 50. Olobb WAKKHounn 138 hbda and 8 boxes, clasaed aa follows: 61 bbds. and 8 boxes scraps, 3 at 82 05(93, 13 (new) at 82 50S3 90.

boxes at 82 60: 40 hhds. inferior trash, 18 at 84 050 8a vo, 22 (new) at s-nao ao; 25 tinaa. common traab, 15 at 7 90, 10 (new) at 8Y7 90; bbds. common lugs, 7 at 8o39 80, 2 (new) at S8 a0n9 26 13 hda. common alrlppera at SlOte SU 75; 12 hbda good mediums (new) at 8IO14 812 25 9 hhda.

medium fillers and cutting at aionti ioi i nnaa. nne leai inewi at six! ao: hhda. good fillers and cutting at 820 75A 823 25: 8 bbda fine eolory. leaf (new) at 820 25020 76; 8 hbda. fine fillers and cutting at 2D oel za.

fiobMlMN Warehouse 109 bbda. ana boxes, classed as follows: 18 hhda. and 3 boxes scraps, 9 al 31 90 4. (new) at" 83 70L3 90. boxes at S11 80- 30 finds, and 1 box inferior 23 at 84(45 60, 7 (new) at S46 40, box aiao 10; is nnas.

common train, 1.1 at so ooea 87 90. 5 (new) at 9a? 09; bbda common luga, 4 at SB 40, 2 (new) at 88 258 80 hhda common strippers at 810414 25; hhda, good medium mew) at loel4 76 hhds. medium fillers and catting at 817 25 18 75; 7 hbda, fine feat (new) 2 bbda good fillers and cutting at 821 25M 931 60: 4 hhda fine eolory leaf (new) at 820 25 a anas, nne tiers ana eatttnc at a uxa-js Tbe classifications were: 216 bbda Mason County (Kentucky) District, 54 bbda Pendleton County (Kentucky) District. 92 hhda and 1 box Owen County (Kentucky) District, 67 hhds. Blue Grass (Kentucky) District, 97 hhds.

and 1 box Brown County (Ohio) District, 14 hbda Eastern Ohio, 18 hhda. and 1 box Indiana. 12 bbda and 4 boxes West Vir ginia. Claelaaatl AJve tlteek xlarBteS. Cincinnati.

March is. 1883. Ta repaints andahlpmenta at the United Railroads 8 lock- yaraaiortne past twenty-four hours, np to noon tv-uay, as compared with the day last weex. were as follows: atCRiira. 1 Cattle.

Hon. Sheen. March 144 1 S3 March 13 226 Uo sairEirra March 6 100 854 '900 March 18 18 4oO Cattii Receipts were light to-day and wltb a few that arrived late yesterday and those that were carried over there were about 409 heed on sale, aad altogether tbe offerings were of a fair general quality. Trade opened ateady and firm for all grades, and there continues to be aa active demand for stoekets and feeders, and a much larser number eould ban been sold than were otTered, while with a light supply of other srradeeof good cattle the xuarkel was Lot Arm. and at the close the pens were about cleared ot all classes, and prices ware firm for good qualities, including stackers and feeders, the general range of salee being about -as follows: Common, 88 a04 76; fair -o medium.

404 7a-good toeholoe butcher grade. 75; 'extra, 85 85; good to choice sows, 84 76 69: some it iary a tn tftf Mass pork 818 25 Lard 11.10 urr-naii snoruriba 10 elf era. So XSaft TS; common to fair shippers. S4 25- Kood to choice. 85 608; 00 moo to 1 Tl.S: sSa- ehoTee.

84 60: 1 atnekera and feeders. 84 aV4ia 00: aome extra, 85 75: some light yearlings and aai ves, sues ou. to-uay were bo with sooae late bit! vale tbey were xurtaer inonauM mnt limratiur there were about 1.2U0 bead 'in trie pens, but were atillaoout 500 tea less than the ottering 01 to-day auppiy was aomaesat improved in quality, and was of" a fair general average, with the demand keeping up well for all Th. ii.hi nflbrtnirs had a tendency to keen prices fully atrenguieneo. im iar.

ket opened firm ior an graoea, muw -qualiUes were rather stronger in prices, and uere a iair ulc" trade, and rates of tbe previous amy were fnlly sustained. "Both shippers and peckers were buying, and tbe pens were cleared early in the day. tbe market closing steady and firm with prices about as follows: Selected butchers' anPd heavy "PP L2, to good packers, 88 907 lair to good light of 180 to :220 877 30: some of less weight and lower quality. 71KA4 96: common. Sow 8S 70: colls.

SoeeS; stock hoes. 80 soayS 76. DBEir Keceipta were quite ood demand the market was firm and stronger, with prices aa follows: common to fair. 844 good to choice, 85015 soma extra. 96; culls.

894- (jahbs out a lew yeeniji vhih rr, vioi a Arm sale at from ac to 6c for fair to good, and 6c for some extra qualities. ABRKT8 BTTtLWJtafH. Oattle narketa. BurVALO, March 13. Cattle: receipts te-day.

340 bead; market quiet and prices tuny ion 2oe. lower: good to choice steers, 85.80(38 15; mod ahinnera. 80 ooaso 13; iignt .10 mnum steers. 84 6d5 30; fat heifers. 84 805 25: best crades dlspuecd of.

Sbeep: recelpta. head; market ateady. with a good demand: fair to Sood Western. 85 40; choice to fancy. 86 109 i 40; Western lambs, 86(47.

Hogs: reeeipta. 1.400 bead: aemana gooa lok. Vorkan. 17 507 70: light OrkiTS. 87 25A7 40; good batchers' and mediums, 87 75jS 87 85; pigs, 8707 20..

Cbkaoo. March IS. The Drovers' Journal reports: CstUe: receipts, 7,1100 neaa; snip-menu. 4,000 head; market weak under liberal offerings: native steers tn lair aemana, ana 10(4 loc per ewe lower: ejt porta, wouso kuuu to beat shipping, 85 75J 40: poor to fair, 84 90 (5 85; butchers' steady at 82 704 40 for cows: 4 755 40 for steers; stockers weaker at 830 84 30; feeders quiet at 84 25Ci-i Hogs: receipts, 11.000 bead; shipments, head; market steady and unchanged; demand briak and of ferings light; pacKers ana snippers oougnt freely: quality better; heavy, 88 tor fair to choice; 87 80,7 96 for light; poor to good mixed, 86 907 50; skips, 85A4 65. Sheep: reeeipta, 4,400 head; shipments, 2.000 bead; oest in gooa request anu airvus, iiu- mon to fair wetter; poor to iair.

93 A4 75; good to fancy. 85 25A6 60. The Drovers' Journal British cable reports: Cattle and sbeep steady; good American cattle selling at 16c per pound, estimated dead weight; sheep." 15(1) ISc East Libertt. PBirx- March IS. Cattle: re ceipts 228 head firm at about yesterday's prices.

Boca: receipts, 1.495. Market active: Pbiladelphlas. 87 808; Yorkers. 87 20 a7 45. Sheep: receipt, 4,000 head.

Market fair at Monday's prices. Kansas Citt. March IS. The Live 8 took Indicator reports: Cattle: receipts, 2.100 bead: market lowec; native steers of 12200 to 1,500 5 eoran 25: stockers. 84 'JLK4 90; cows, 83 25 6x4 25.

Hogs: receipts, 3,000 head; markets shade higher and strong: llaht, 88 5fl)s 80: medium, 86 hlxita 9o; good to cnoice neavy, 87 40. Sheep: receipts, 85 head; market unchanged at 83 75i4 50. ST. Louis, March 13. Cattle: receipts, L100 bead; shi Dm en la.

3o0 head: supply small: de mand good; market firmer than at tbe close last evenlnar. but transactions restricted. owing to scarcity of stock: export steers, 86 50 f0 7t: KOOd to onoioe snipping, wwd ou: iignt. 85 5(V(a6: medium to best butchers', S4 7adL 00 ffomi to choice eows and neiiera, Btztxasza: common to iair, o(i; siociters ana ieexiers, 84525. Sheep: reeeipta, 890 head; shipments.

loO neau: nest graaes active ana nrm; low Qualities slow: common, 83 25ea3-76: medium to I Air, 00; gooa to euuice, es "Mfto aa; fancy, 80 oO(S0 10. uoga strong sna signer: liuht 87 26: nacklna-. 87 20(37 45: batchers to extra 65; receipt, 2,200 head; shipments, 350 neaa. Watertown. March 13.

Cattle mar ket active, dealers obtaining all tbey asked good strong c. rise on last week's prices. Beeves: extra. 89 60(39 76: first quality. 88 50a 89 25 second, 6 50S; third, receipts.

1.700 head. Swine: receipts. S.400 neaa: western iar. alive, 87 50(38 25; Northern dressed hogs, 89 2o aB50. Sheep and lambs: receipts, head: sheen In lots.

82 60 each; extra, 85 75 ou; lamos, soas. Ssieral Marstets. Haiti mere March IS. Flonr unehanced and dull. Wbeat: Western fairly active and easier: No.

2 winter red. Boot. lerai ltf' March. .81 16ii bid; April. 81 le-, bid; May.

81 20tl 2L Corn: Western easier: mixed, spot, tklSc. aaked: March, botSOokc; April, 8o(ro7c; nay, o(iesc; June, osc asKed; steamer. 6263c. Oats steady and quiet: Western white botdooc: mlxea. mtaboc: fenn- sylvanla, 63gr56c.

Rye nominally nfeady at 73 Hay dull and unchaDged. Provlaioca quiet and unchanged. Bulter steady: West ern, packed. roll, 13tl8c. Eggs steady at 17yl8c Petroleum unchanged.

Cotlee a met: K10 cargoes, ordinary to fair. 8ri9c Sugar firm: A soft, 9c Whisky ateady at 31 1'4 ta 1 iy. i-reiirntB io LiTerwoi. per iieimcr quiet and unchanged. Receipts Flour, 2,498 wneat.

xll.uvo uueu. euro, lus.uuu oats, 6.000 bosh. rye, 2,000 dusq. onipmenta Corn, 9440 buah. sales Wheat, 44000 Dusb corn.

191,000 bush. Boateat March 13. Wool firm: Ohio and Pennsylvania extras, 430147c: Michigan extra, 42a42VCc: N01 1 fleeces. 45ca34Sc: combing and delaine fleeces, 45w5oc; pulled wools. 25a48c.

Chicasro March 13. lour quiet and un changed. Wbeat active and lower: regular, 31 oi. March: 81 obffll 08H, April: 31 UHit 81114, May; 81 11 No. 2 Cbleago spring.

i uojiiWi jo. mc; xno. red. corn weax: ooy.ixc),'sc. caan Maroh; 670, April: 61)4(8610, May; June: ezc.

JUiy; rejected, itanMS. Oats quiet and lower: 40c cash; 40c March; 40ac, April 43c, bid, Alay; 42sC. June: 42VC. July. Rye dull, weak and lower at 2Jic Barley dull at 75c Flax-seed weak and lower at 31 33.

Dressed hogs firm at 88 10(48 25. Pork lower at 818 10. cash and March; 818 1518 17. April; 818 40a 818 4'24. May; 818 55(018 67, June: 318 72(4 sis 75.

juiv. cara lower: li.axMiijj-j.. casn and March: 11.3211.350., April; 11.47Sa 11.50c, May 11.55&lL&7c, une ll.2V11.65o., July. Bulk meats in fair demand: shoulders, short rib. 10c: short clear, 10.15c Bulter dull, vealt and lower: creamery, 20 931c; dairy.

16926c Eggs weak at 17c Whlakv steadv at 81 17. Call Wbeat Irregular: regular. 81 05T4, March; si OOs, April; si toy. May and June Corn declined I.e.-Oats irregular: bid March: 404c, April: 4SsC, May; 43c. June 42ic.

July. Pork irregular: 318 bid, March 318 17.H018 224, April; 818 46. May. Lard irreg, ular: 11.174c. March: April 11.524c.

May; U7H011.8Oc. June; 11.67 July. Receipts lour. la.OOO brls. wheat.

39,000 corn. 208.000 oat. 123,000 rye 18.000 barley. 53.0X10 buah, Shipments Flour, 135 wheal, 23.000 corn. 147,000 oats, 129.000 bush.

rye, 5,000 barley, 57.000 bush. Indiana pells March 18. hest weaker No. 2 red, 81 08. Corn dull, weak and lower mixed, 524 oats nrm mixed, 46c KaasasClfy March 13.

Wheat: receipts, 8,000 -shipments, 10,000 market lower and alow; No. 2 red, 93Hc bid, cash 95Sc. bid. April 98c bid, May. corn receipts.

67.000 shipments, 47,000 market lower: 43Kc bid. cash: 45Uc bid. April 4814c, May 4t4c bid. June. Oata higher: 85c, cash.

Ideals wl lie March 13. Flonr quiet and unchanged. Wbeat quiet and firm: No. red. 81 1001 12.

Corn ateady No. 2 white. 56c so. 2 mixed.64c oats steady and unchanged No. 2, 48c; mixed Western, 47c Provisions quiet and firm.

Pork: new mess, 818 75. Bulk rnpata- ahouldera. Hama: suirar-cured, 124c Lard quiet and steady: choice kettle rendered, 1214c wniaxy quiet at 91 14. Hllwaakee March 18. Flour In fair de mand.

Wbeat quiet and easy: No. 2 Mllwau kee bard. 81 13: No. Milwaukee. 81 0554 March, 61 AprU, 31 06i May, 81 10: June, 31 1H4; No.

3 Milwaukee, 88c; No. 4. 75c Corn lower and lnaetlve: No. 2. 57c Oats dull and lower: No.

2. 41c: white, 43(344Hc Rye dull nud lower: No. 1. 58 No. 2.

56c Barley unsettled: No. 2 sprinn nominal; No. 8 spring extra, 51 sc frovisions nrmer. rorxi mesi, 318 16,. cash and March; 818 60, May.

Lard: Srime steam. 11.25c, caan and March; 11.55c, lav. Hon firm at 88 85(37 10. Butter dull. Cheese scarce and firm.

Receipts lour, 14JJ00 oria; 11 eat, oariey. 89.000 buab. Shipments Hoar, 13,000 oris. wheat, 4,000 barley, 25,000 bush. Mew Torat March 13 Flour dull; receipts.

27.000 brie. exports, 4.800 brls. super Slate and Western. 83 70(34 extra Ohio, S4(7 25: St. Louis.

84(97 25. Wheat opened heavy and declined subsequently ruled stronger, snd reacted lOlSc closing weak; receipts, 49.500 exports. 119,090 hard uu loth. 81 29V4: ungraded red. 97Kc.tl 24 Ta.m.r No.

Md. SI IA Nil rari. St 17V; steamer NeJ2 red. 81 18K: No.S red. 81 lSe.iiil 2tV certificates.

81 21K1 2114. delivered: 81 IBP-x. free on board; No. 1 red, 81 24 -ongraded white. Otc.atSl 24: No.

1 while nominal: no. red. March. 218,000 at 81 19S. cloains at 81 184: Anril.

1 J24.000 at 81 20ks1 21 H- closing at 81 90H: May. 3,000.800 at 91 22)4l 234 elesing at si 2a; June, ttSSJMO at 81 94, closing at 81 23. Corn opened lower, afterward firmer, recovered most oi ine aecune, closing weaa receipts, 167,809 exports, U8.0W buah. nnsraded. 61V.a71c: No.

3. steamer. 84964c; No. a. white Western.

No. 2. March, 70lia71c elos- idim 74c: April, tw.i-vrf.. cioaioc at7ic May. 71(S71Hc closlag at 7IHc: Jane, 70H9 closing tiy, atoaing atriic Oats firm: receipts, 71,000 exports, 1.480 mixed Western, 61 53c: white, 63a59e.

Usy quiet and firm. Coffee firm and fairly active Rio. 7972t5c Sugar firm and la fair demand. Molsaaea quiet and firm. Rice steady and falriv active.

Petroleum firm United. 99ic Turpentine quiet at SOfee. Pork doll and un settled: mess: Maroh. 819: AprU. 819 10A19 20 May.

819 10, Beef quiet aud steady. Cut meats ouiet ana nrm. iara nrm: prime steam U.62HAH.86C: March. Ilj8ll.60c: April, 11.00 A11.64C: May. oOasll.twc: June, ll.v11.7ic Jniv.

li.7lidll.76c: August. llJTc: September, HJiOc Butter dull and weak. Cheese In good demand: Western fiat, 8w14c Others changed. Hew Os learns March IS. Corn anlet.

yel low. 70c; white, 72c Corn-meal dull aad lower at 83. Bulk meals: in good demand ahnnldara lower, at 7.7lka7.75c Bacon In fair demand; shoulders, steady; lODg clear -and elear ribs lower at Sngar stesdy wltn a a-ooa aemana. atouaases dull and nn chaaged. Rice steady and unchanged.

Others unchanged, sterling exchange: long. Uw4o Sew York March IS. Dry Goods: Tbs demand ef agents Is of tbat moderate character usaal to Tuesdays; still, to fill orders old and new have been In very fair movement. Many desirable qualities of cotton are- very scarce and of each prices very strong, with the lone ot tne auaraet vary steady. arSXIAl.

niSVATca TO Til EMOStRBa. a4ttsssirsr March 13. Uraist market steady, demand moderate aad prices mala- tataed. Cora steady: yellow ear. CM m'se-it, $mW!) ahellpfl.

IKV(re lh migeet MARCH 82664c; new anlxed. WalTSe. Oata nrro; No. 1 white. good wultu w.sio.

aaixea. 5050Ke. Rye: No. 1 iMatc Western, 75790. Barley prtmaWsstern085c stained.

To72o. Wheat firm; mills quote. Fulta, Si 1 -v a. -a swv a a a 1 siyv al US long oerry res, si xmx lxlaaalaBUa Marcm is. lour ami aaa ueai iswcri ivua a depot, 81 2l5s: No.

2 red. ia. elevator. 81 1S 81 March. 81 1841 April.

81 19l 19: May. 81 U'l 21.: June. 81 sl 22. Cora lower: rejected. 60i41c: No.

8 yel-1 low. 24e: steamer. e464Hc: saU mixed. Wheatlswer: long berry grain 6754c; sail yellow. 6T3vc; sail mixed.

Mareh. TU7ft68c: iwoba, April. eo-(asB: aw. asa. Oata No.

2 mixed. 52.aHc; No. 3 white, 5joBJyc: no. wniie. 54i54M.

Provisions steady, oeei, ones. '-s 91560. Lard quiet: eitv refined, steam. ll.boc oatter dull ana aoeeniaa. firm at 20c Petroleum firm at BVeSc.

Others unchanged. Receipts Flour. 7,900 wheat. a km tmli aim. Mesial oata X408 baah.

ShipmenU Wheat. 8,700 earn, 8La) bosh. rbilaatejBBiia Maech li Wool qoie but steady. Be Ieatsv-MAacai IT Floor-lower: triple extra, 84 1xI4 SO; fans 11 84 axfcart BO: chtoe. So IS 8)5 26; fancy.

85 8006 60. Wheat lower: No. A red. el 0tl OS54, cash; MlxVM March 81 19(1 M4. AprU; $1 til 12.

May; SI 07H Ml 07-7 July; No. 1 red. 81 r4. Corn lower: 6252J4c eaah; March; S54C. April; 65554CMay; aeV4.rSc.

June, au lower: cash; 43344c April; Rye dull at bid. Barley quiet at 080e. Lead quiet at 84 85. Corn- meal Blow at o. catuir auu s- chanced.

Whisky steady at 31 16. Pork quiet: 818 25. cash: 818 bid. mareh; 818 60 bid. May.

Bnlk meats lower: long elear, s.voc; boots no, 9.89c; short clear. 10.10s. Bacon quiet: long clear, 10.58c; short: rib, lOJic; short clear, lie Lard nominal. Receipts Flour. 6,000 wbeat, 20,000 corn.

)C00O oats. 18JXI0 rye 1.0UU barley, iu.waj hiikh. Shlnments Floor. 7.000 wbeat. 89,000 corn, 7.000 oats.

11,000 rye, none; oariey, none. irumnon Board Wheat active, bat lower: 81 oL nominally. March; 81 103. asked, April; 8112. May; 31 12 asked.

June; 81 07V4. July; 81 04J-sBl uo. the year, corn lower: ota, March; 5o34c April; ooc May; 66c bid. June; 67c. bid.

July. Oata lower 42c bid. March; 42jc bid, AprU; 43c, May. Telede March 13. Noon Board: Wheat dull: No.

2 red. spot and March, si AprU, 8113 bid; May, i bid; July 81 11 bid; year, 81 07. Corn doll: high mixed, 6Wc; No. 2 spot, oec; April, 59 asked: May, 61e, bid. oats ami ana nominal.

Closed Wheat steady: No. 3 red, spot, 81 10, bid: March, 81 10. bid April, 81 12; May, 81 14; June, 61 144; July, 31 104. Corn quiet: No. 2 spot and March, 67KC, bid; April.

6tc, bid; May, flic, Oats dull: 'No. a May, 44 Vic, bid. RecelpU Wheat, ou.uw corn, 26,000 oats, 2.400 boxb. Shipments Wheat. 9,000 corn.

63.090 oata, 4,000 buah oil aarseia SPECIAL XttSFATCHKS TO TH1 ENqtnaBB. Pitthbttro. March 13. Refined oil: home trade, 7Kc; Ohio test, Vc; water-wntps, iac; ciame, ivyv. New York.

Mareb IX. Refined ell: chipping advanced to 8J48Hc eases, lOJic AntwerpRefined oil. It94f. Baltimore, March 1 3. -r Re fined oil advanced; Standard white, eases, 1054c Philadelphia.

Mareh IS. Refined oil advanced; Staudard white, Sa84c; cases. 1054c Oil Citt. March 13. Crude oil: sales, 000 brla.

The market was active and a large business was transacted; tbe decline reached Sc per brl. Certificates opened at 81 03, declined to 31 O2K01 02O1 01V41 01(l 0O54l 0OA 99c99iii984c. advanced frorn this point to 99C4994S9W54Slal 004. and slosed with sales at SI. Shipment, i M.

PrTTSBraoOiL Exchange, Maroh IS. Crude oil: Sales, 4,678.000 brla; clearances, 306,000 brla; Bhlpmems. 80 brla; charters, 29,000 brla. The market was considerably excited urine most of tbe day opened with sales at 31 03. The range of prices was 81 02t 81 0101 oigi ooHftai 81 00 Sal 00)4 (1 OOJi aad closed with sales at 8L Bradford.

Mareb 13. Market ex cited with rapid fluctuationa and heavy transactions. Opening and highest. 81 02; lowest, 98c; closing. 0W4c; sales, 2,885,000 brla; total ShipmenU Monday, 492294 brla; charters, 28.899 Oris.

Cleveland. Ohio, March 13. retroieum firmer: Standard white, 110 dog. test, 8c WiLHiNOTON. Maroh IS.

Spirits turpentine steady at uiiisb nir.cu. Galveston. March 13. Cotton quiet and unchanged; net receipts. 3,000 bales; exports to Ureal Britain, 4.310 bales; coastwise, 1.2S9 bales; sales, 1,044 bales; stocK, oveoo tiaiea.

Locisvillk, March 13. Cotton quiet and firm: middling, Mehphis. March 13. Cotton steady: mid dllng. 9Sc; receipts, Ik.2 bales; shipments.

770 bales; stock, 72,875 bales; sales. bales. New York. March 13. Cotton quiet and firm: futures March.

10.15c: April 10.28c; May. 10.42c; June. 10.50c July. 10.68c; 10.80c; September. 10.49c: October, 10.22c; November.

10.12c: December, uf.iac New Orleans, March 13. Cotton ateady: middllnir. 9 U-lGc: low 9c: aood ordi nary, net receipts, bales; gross, 8,0 bales exports to Great Britain. 3,720 bales continent, 4.000 bales; sales, 11,000 bales; stock, 331,895 bales. St.

Locia, March 13. Cotton dull and an. chanaed: middling. 9i.c: sales. 100 bales; re ceipts, 2,200 bales; shipments.

2,100 bales; stock. si.409 naies. xereiga naraeia. London, March 186 r. x.

Consols, money. 102 3-16: account. 102 7-16: new fives, ex- tsnaed, Pennsylvania central, 04; New York Central, 138: Erie, so secondB. 9954; Reading. 28.

Refined petroleum, 0j(3 .1. rAKlB, jsarcn ia. xtentee, 011. iw. Antwerp, March 13.

Petroleum, Liverpool. Maroh 13. Cotton; moderate inquiry at 6TOS sales, SfiOO bales: speculation and export, 1.000 bales: American, 6,500 bale. Breadstuff's dull: California wheat. No.

L9a. 7d.id9a No. 2. 9s. ed.

Corn: new Western mixed, 6s. Id. Lara: American. 58.. Bacon: long clear, 6d.

short clear. 64a. Yarns and fabrics at Man chester ateadv. Receipts past tnree aays Wheat, 270,000 quarters; American, 244,000 quarters. LOMDoa, iuarcn ti.

winery -tnree nunurea bales of Port Philip and Sydney wool were sold to-aay, Marxet spirited. Seal Estate Transrera. Wm. L. Whlteman et aL to Uec Hater.

60 4-10 feet on lbs west side of Hunt street and IDroucn to sec tion line, being the west part of lot No. blocK suneivi.ion 01 tne woiiemin neirs: imw. liavld at. Hyman and wile to Anna M. aimpson, to feet fronton tbeColombusand Wooater Bike and tnrooEB te railroad.

l-wa teet west 01 uia street, Columbia: SS.IWO. TbeoDbtlua K. u. McKnlcnt ana wire to Mattmae Hobnert. 41-100 acre in tbe north-west nit.er ol section 11, Ureeo Township; Robert D.

McDonald te Abrsm L. MIcwl et at. 43 by feet on tbe north side of Clason street, 247 rML hu or wtraitrMi. ataiwiiviiie: uj. Martha FItza-erald et al.

te Manillas Kono.su SU-1TO oy ieeioa tne uortn aioeoi toe MDniraoi- ery pike. 140 feet eaat of John street, Norwood; 81 and ailmr conaiftoraLiona. James a. Biblerand a-lfe to Bennewllie Kline, so by IM feet on tbe north slue of Francisco street, so leet west or enppea street, nsinut Htnric. I.

srsrile. to Jas. W. Smith, Quitclaim to leaseoold estate a by loo feet on tae north aide of Third street, Ux leet west of Sycamore street; 81.2UO. James W.

Smith and wife to Margaret B. Poor, quitclaim to same premises: 81. John M. Brown and wife to Jobs W. Herron, ISO by 144 4-1S feet on sooth side of Main avenoe.

100 feet east of Caestaot street, Loveland: tell. Adolpb Davis aad wife to Henry ta via. 4B sz-ieo bv 81 8S-10S feet 00 north side of arner street. 24 41-100 feet east of Guy street $1,200, Jacoo nrauo to Henry cnaiK. ss oy a leeton Berth aide of A'ilatach street, lit feet east of Dalton avoBoe; SS.UuO.

ueorge Ferris to William So Aranoodl et al by 122 tee en north aide of Una street, Ira's feet wast of Union Bridge pike. LJn wood S600. B. (V. Anderson and wife to Margaret s.

Oerlnger, tnaneaiar-ahaDes lot on sooth corner ef Sorinc Oroveayeaue and Beach street: KiOO. aniel DeCamD to Tbos. J. series. 73 Dy its reel on the weat aide of Willow avenue.

KSH feet north Of Sbaron avenoe: SS.uoO. wm. Price and wife to Isaac n. Matson et ai graatora' imterest In ISO by 40S eo-iuo leet on tbe aoa ta-weet corner ot uraaa avenue ana race street. rriee Hill si.

Hut A. Mi IcDoffla to same, aultclaitn to same nremises: Si. Hee s. Price to same, quitclaim to same Cbaa. SDraal and wire te David M.

Hymaa. undi vided one-half of same premises; also. 221 S9-100 by 4ss ew-loo feet oa the weat side of Orand avenue, 20 feet south of same 8. David M- Hyman and wife to Isaac B. Matson.

undivided ens-half of loo by 140 feet oa tbe south west eornec of urand avenue ana race street mart ef aanie pre ml seal; ft ,500. Isaac B. Matson and wife to tne race mil Library Hall Company, perpetual lease to tame premises: annual rent. (180 privilea-e of purchase al 13,000. Isaac H.

Matson and wife to David K. Hyman. undivided one-balf of the two large tracts described aoove, leas lot leased to the Library Hall comas ay S4t1UO. Julia K. Baaniag to Henry Toner, the febof 40 by 100 feet on east side of Kirby road.

40 feet south of Banning street, Cummlnsviile: SJ0. William Farren to R. H. 'Springer, quitclaim to leaaebeid estate, SO by luu feet, on north aide of Day sou street, aoout vai reet weatoe western Icolal and basaaod to J. H.

Taaaeneerar. S04W-1000 by 143 Su-100 feet on north-west corner oi i.uaiow ana lkx aveBues, iiiub John Neonan to Lawrence kest. So by 136 feet ea sooth side ot Knowlton street, feet east ol Dane street. Camminsvlile 8- Joseph Longworth to William Seboepflea. 34H by St leet oa weat side of Noble ooort, 380 feet south of Clara street juwpo u.

011 ion ana wire te 00 ron wife, aa 8Z-100 bv S32 S4-HI0 feet oa west sloe of Mont gomery pike, 14 a.oo feet north ef Hewitt avenue. ainot nils Mijui. Catherine L. Aaderson te Elhta BulDorton. tbe fee ef xt bv 94 feet on east tide of Celestial street.

.111 norta of auisabeta suerieina i lot, jaeuat kits 1.. Joaes te Henry W. Bauer, lot No. S73. plat H.

Cecnmlnioaera'suodlvialea of Lackeys seeend rewervatiea. Fairmouat: SliX Tbe Cincinnati Corrua-atins Company te Stephen A. Charles et three years' lease of part of Bret aeeref ran tor's kgglaslea aveaue; asoathly rent. et 7. at sal Estate Martsrasra waw Hanvieai kdsaoad a.

swortnsteut te Locklaad Keadine aaviaea aud Lean Aasuctatioi 81, wo 8,400 A LOSS Barbara Oroh aad knaband to Victor Haoi Maurtce H. Lees aad wife to Kaat End. Nc Butldine and us. AaeoeiasioB coaaoaav Sarah A. Evaas Amos H.

Mercaa Jtaraey Bedlacaaas aad wife to Fertachnu Baa Verela Thomas A. Csssiliy to Martha iieveony Daniel Kosworm sad wife to Mwuad Building AAsodaUoe aad Leaa Compaay. xuu jm toe Wsa.De Arnioad et ail te Meotte Ferris. H.err Tmw ud wllaui Warei.raettS sua Building aad savtags Ceaapany l.Ono Thmu 1. Liaarlee to Daauei DeCama X.423 David M.

vsaaa te Isaac B. Miaou 1.0UO David M. Hysnaa to Charles Bpraui 4,000 Mary Oerse et al. to riaas svoaa 1 oas asa BuUdlBg Company Z50 Vsa. D.

MoCracaea and wife to waaaina-too BuUding association, Ne. a X.40S nesrr Hague to voretaa Henrietta eehaefer aad huabaad to Carls Uaa Moerleia BrewisgCoraaany William Qelmkols and wile to Twenty -third. Ward Building Association BOI-NMn CAXrXLXS. PhUlp Volts aad wile aUixaaetk WBt- WSW Loels Meuatel te Fladley, Me. Building: enciatiee.

vV'hllanilaeeoe te Baraey Thomas A. CasaiUy te John 9. Lew Oeerg Sebaener to Peter A. (Joed del i-UBoiay steiaeer te Larry Atoiiaaa S. W.

Bauer to George St. Locks. K. W. Baser aae an te Allemaala Leaa aad Bntidi-e Ae-nciation.

ntnaonsoa jso 8.40S 1 4. 1883 TUE-COUBTS. Countingr of Ballots Continued in the Contested Election case. Ttaea DafilkCa Suite lad-tcTlOttg' car Mm44 A-ifiSt a DcbtOT-Tarc as-tlon Tiled Court Hotaa Po- lies Court aVscord. Alarge aaoaatof testlmoay waa heard yester day la taw sheriffalty neatest.

All the sages the predscts ef the 1 air. Feena aad Fifth Wares were axaaalBea as to the eeeat aoaoe tae b.h. i the electiea. aad the poileemes wbe carriaa iam Soxes to ta Bxauea-aense www Itla, a 1 il wa -w- tbeir ia Preclact a 01 tn- Ward. Asa V.

Water, a Jedr at in is place, saia tnsy found twe ttefcses oa tae floor after tK wi was anade. wblca. frons tbeir appearaace. had oeea Mr. bun lb aulas alter bauis coaniea.

Taoy were pat late tae sac wrta tae ethers, bet mo at rung He aald he had ao reternwi his jo aoeae Usae slter the eeecUoa. and old act anow that the law required him te do so. Mr. caaipoeti. ceuasei ior CT.

a remark of air Cewee la recard to this: -It ta lertuaate for year elias that few of the Jada-ee did sow that the law required ilea to re turn their Seym. 1 be ittxlh Ward, for instance. The ComtuieslOBer finiahed the coast of rre-einrt B. Niaeteeolb Wsrd, but lound nothing to ebaare tbeoririual count, as far as could be learnea Te-day they wlu eats. KBJoca caaBeas kin aeAistsr a KnoeElnc A Oc Bled suit la the Supe rior Jourtsresterday against the arm of VoranoixA Goodman to recover 81.435 Ot, alleged to be due for goods sold and Oeiivered.

Tbey aaw sued vat a writ Of SgSIDSI UIIDVU. haa property which be coaceaia for tae purpose of irantiaa hla eMdltoM- and that he fraudulently aad criminally contracted the debt ea which the suit is brought. Urever, Tsngeman A Co. also Olea suit against the same arm lor fl-UB 99 lor jner-ebendiae sold and delivered, and aued out a like attach meat against Verahols, making the same charges. as sats aa not raucsi xiatstr.

LewU Ssnlth filed a petition ia the Superior Court yesterday against Robert Harlan to recover 910,000 oamage. In which alleges test be recovered a jadsmest agaluat the defendant at the Octobvr, ltl. unnl.e ta Iniura him la his rood name aad repnta I I.r wwm Mnnannr (U II. IIU hjm uoo. causes to puuiuu oa Decembers.

1881, word to the effect that he (the plalauff) bad Bot a good claim against the defend-aat. and therefore waited until he go away from home and tbea perjured himself ou the witness-stand la order te obtain his judgment. DAMASKS WANTED VOB PALLLNQ INTO A CELLAR. James W. Randolph says, in a petition filed la the Bnperlor Ooert yesterday against George B.

New-hall, that on Mareh 7. 188X. the defendant negil-eently left anoovered a eeliar opentus in front of his store, at No. to West street, into which he (the plain tiff) fell on that day, ruplurius the led side of his abdoauca and thereby damaging him la the sum ot ior wmca ae asas ju(ust. PIP Sao.

W. METER ABSCOND? B. a. Stall A Cc hied salt ia the Superior Court, yesterday, acalnstOecF. Meyer to recover Bl.O4 48, alleged to be due for merchandise sold and dellv- area, a writ 01 waa suu vh.

airainat 11 ever to secure the payment of the amount claimed, tne piamttn cuarg-i lu.i um. w- posea ot part oi nis property witn latent wuviu. his creditors, and ha absconded with ths sama Intent. PAT WANTSP FOB WHISK BOLD. I Judge Conner and a jury were engaged yesterday ia the case of Frederic: C.

Trebles against James H. Wlnspear and Robert T. Coverdale to recover SU0 and inters! thereon from May ZS, 1H7. alleaed to be due as the value et whisky sold and delivered. Coverdale is made a defendant on the ground tbat be holds sotes, stocks, stc.oi vaiu oe- longing to Wlnspear.

PAHAttX TO A WIDOW AND CRILDBRN, Ansa M. Yoehmeaa. administratrix of David Yochmaan, Sled salt ia the anperior Court yester day against the Clacinsatl, Hamilton and Dayton hailroad Company to recover slu.OUU damages, al-lararf to mn baea sustained bv herself and chil dren aa the widow and hair of the deceased, he being killed by the cars on fhe defendant corpora tion 'a road on the 12th of January last. WHAT WAS Ul MOT SUXLTT Oft Heaiietta Lukes filed a petitlos in the Common Pleas Court yesterday for divorce from J. B.

Luken Hha eatrne him with erosa nealeet Of doty. Idle news nrotltvacv. dlasioatlun. extreme cruelty and babltual druokennesH. The parties were married September 7, 171, aud have two childrea, lor the custody of whom ah aaks.

CO CRT NOTES. Tbe lory in the case of David Foster and wife against Louis Allen, an action to recover f-'JM'uam axes aliened to have been sostsiued Id tbe Chang ion by tbe defendant of the course of a stream, yes terday rendered a verdict lor tne piaintin ior aiu. Dora Scbroerluke. who lived on Hunt street, near Liberty, waa yesterday adjudged Insane, and aent to Lusgvtew Asylnm. Her hallucination waa that abe bad telephone communication with all the world.

atixabeth Kheln was also adjudged Insane. Her hallucination was that some great mutest had been made coooernlDg her. a Carl Upmaon and John W. Love A Co. yesterday petitioned the Probate Court for an election of trustee of tbe estate of tbe lately asslcoed nrm of Frlis dt Rogers, tbey being creditors to tbe amount ox more than at.uuu.

Prabate Co art. Th will of Bernard Aoplemauo was probated yesterday, snd B. T. Benin appointed executor. Estate, 8576 In personalty.

H. H. Tatem was appointed executor of Wax. A. Halllday.

Estate, 100 In personalty. Th Police Co art Record. Acting Jodge Morphy disposed ot tbe following docket in the police Court yesterdsy morning: Drunkenness Joseph Drennon. S10 and coat Dan Harrington, thirty days; Nellie Moooe, St aud costs isuspeiided) Jos. Gst'han, Si and cost.

Assault and Battery Tbos. Donnelly, continued to March 17th; Joseph Kirch ner, 83 and costs; Annie Palmer, continued to March S4lh; William ray lor, dismissed. Disorderly Conduct Georre Hetr, continued to March lath: John Mana-le. oiamlssed. Petit Larceny Job a Tobln three charges i.

con tinued to March lath; William nets, continued to March 14tb. errancy Josie Rodirers. Jessie Wallner. Lotia Mitchell and Annie Luby, dismissed. Committing Nuisanoe Joseph Gibson, costs; John Daly, James and John Dun a via, a is missed.

ACeeplng House of 111 Fame Mary Shook, f2S and cost: AT ate HI ley, dismissed. Miscellaneous Fred Friend, known thief, 890 sod thirty das (scspended) Walter Shotwell, I grand larceny, tlOO and thirty days; Andy Meek, roboery, continued to March I4tb George Hyne, malicious destruction of property, $26 and costs Jacob Abraham aad Mary Abraham, receiving stolen goods. examination waived Calendar far Te-Dav. VlA IVIIIHT ROOM NO. JCUWK roNMKK.

64.7R6. Bsder vs. Kramer. eve.KM. Western Methodist Book Concern vs.

Hicbter. SS.Uux. Holmes vs. steveus. Brio ter vs.

Hcbreiber. So.OM). Hoffmann vs. Hsrdenstein. ROOM NO.

1 11'Mr BTCH WALTKB. SJB39. Bareva Dickson. SU.01O. McArdle va Brit-ton.

aO.lM. Wagner va I. and L. Railroad Company. Su.KZl.

Pray vs. Canal-boat Albert. 60,860. Tboms vs. Grand Opera-house Company.

61,036. Fanning va. City. Faney vs. Mueller et al.

61.3U6. bantmeyer va Wright. lrTJ. Cook vs. Fry-aaon.

itl.sii. Breitenbach vs. Union Mutual Life Insurance Company. SI, SOI. Bohm et vs.

Sweeny. 61,831. Walton vs. Moore. BOOM! NO.

4 it'OOE MAX WELL. 1 86.503. Lincoln vs. Pierce. 68.311.

Merrell vs. Dieckman. HS.SIS. Melsberger va Til ner. 6617.

Bolls vs. Menke. o.6U". Fowler vs. Harrison.

BOOM NO. JfMII JOHKSTOM. 81. State vs. Herman Rose.iun.

SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. 1 JITDOE FOBTE I JSA. Steinmetx vs. Zost.

S6.1W. bcott va Cwr. M.4IO. Hoffman va. Hoffman.

SS.4BS. kapp vs. btate MotOBliAld Association. M.68S. Joaes.acmlnlstrator.

vaHaziett. Se.sea. Canon vs. Riley. J6.SS3.

Zogelder vs. Dunrea, as. 7m. Miami Btock-yara company vs. Cincinnati Northern Company.

SSSs. Zimmerman va. Rational Mutual Aid Assoctaiioa. BOOM NC JUIHJS! HARMON, i SS.0S4. riddle va Huston ot aL SS.08S.

flays vs. MelisloTitcfa et al. S8.I1S. Reardon. administrator, va.

same. Ss.140. Orr va Btewar- st al. SaOSe. Sweeney vs.

Snyder. SS.160. Heme vs. same. boom JU o.

a icmi vobthinvtox. xt.011. Brown vs. Brown et al SS.Ol. White va.

Hayes. Hsrmeyer vs. MMi Mc- ivenzie vs. aing. es.iua.

AaaorwB va. vtty. sae. Hodges etal. va Rcheer.

S.J69. Mason et ai. va Crof ton. 7,917. Ross, v.

Woodworth. CeaBty rink's OfBee Hew Baits. common rtxie corxr. 87.99!. Charlotte Muchmore vs.

Thomas Cole et al. Money. i I7.W. A. J.

aeao vs. rrec voignt. Appeal. 67.SW4. J.

W. Hkdlock vs Kllea Freeman. Moaev. 67.9Sa. J.

H. Moore A Cc va Joeeph K. Cutter. Lien. 67.S9S.

Banner Loan and Building Association va Daniel J. Jones et al. Hale real estate. S7.W7. il.

Block va Marcy A Anohlaosh. Ap peal. i d7.K)8. R. P.

O'Neil va. Joeeph Hrish. Appeal. 7.8s. Joseph Brichetw va J.

K. Hacklncer. Lies and execution. sa.ouu. Henrietta Luken vs.

J. B. Lukan. Di vorce. 68.UU1.

Abb M. ochmsn et al. vs. Cincinnati. Hamilton ana uaytoB ttauroaa company.

Money ee.uuz. xx. Ki. Aticni bard va Mr. B.

B. Taylor. Ap- peal. urssios oorn, 88.434. James W.

Randolnh va Geo. 1. MewhalL Money. x.47. lwis omitn va xtooert Hariaa.

Money. Ss.ttt. Michael Work va Henry M. Perkins et aL Relief. xs.en.

B. e. fetall et al va Oeo r. Meyer. Money.

S8.4S0. Morris Uoloasaita at iL va. John Vuro. hols et al. Money.

S8.461. F. A. Grever et aL vs. VornheU A Good- dii.

Money. B.483. James M. Glunonr Ta leman SUaamahlB Company, Mossy. LAWRENCEBURC Tvi fsalder Suiee hava smI.

riw. frem the ashe oi ruin, aad will segis operations agkla ea Monday. Dm. HtTNTEs left for JeffnoavHle yesterda morning te attend to some duties coaaacted with the prison management. Bv next Monday every manufacturing eetabllsh-lent will have reenmed ooeraxiona.

aaa tn. m.h Dusinees will succeed the war ef water. UolostxL X. D. Bixxmn and family havaran to Bt.

Louis, where, after spending a lew days with friend, they will leave for a trip to Florida. A strons force of men are raDldlv i a.lia I iAvreseebort to a slisbt resemblance to Ita former self, and the streets are being cleared of tbe a.o. maiatea anil aaa aenna tbat has prevented pas- sag through them. Henry Fitch Is getting his scattered lumber together aad placing it beyond tae city iisnii. UXDICJkl.

CARD, ft PAT for treatment till restored to MAN. Li VIOOB at CincinnaU Medical Insti. tute, 343 Elm st. Send stamp for free book, Dr. J.

S. UARTIX'S Free Ue.ca! Clsaensan. V. E. Cor.

Race and Eighth ata ClnennnaU. O. mBIS DISPENSARY has a full corns of JL regularly educated Physicians and Sur geons tn attendance, aaa has treated mc lwi viib siaiiiiii rsccsM IB USEi ih.n mils' other Dispenaary In the city. Esrieselai attea. ston given to female diseases.

All obeLrooxlons speeaiiy ana saieiy removed. Board and nurse iamianea reqairea. a7-cMiM ly Llanhood Rostarcd. A vfarthi af aaree fss' esaaiBe Wervena Da, fruity. PresBature Deeay, etc, avmg snee ia vata reaeu, wee a aunoia bm ef as! ikea he will sd free to hss feliojr a i HXDICAIe CARPS.

DR. BONAPARTE BETSOLDS. ykar experience aa specialist, at MX Sycamore aell-abeac epensj-torraeew ImBoteacy. etc- without the ase ef sner-7 cure cury. give Prompt Dr tne sm weu-wiev 1.

stamps. TO LADES. Dr. Lai Peroa, Professor of Midwifery a bt a A WM' ana uiseascs oi ti emm, 1C7RACI ST. -Thirty-five years' auccBfnI I practice treats all disorder and troubles of a batevev nature: cure painful meestruatioo.

lr- recuiaritiea and aeppreasioa removes all loeal weeJtneases. sexeal InolffereRee. sterility BerreBueea. aaa otsrer similar causes ui trouble or uabappineae. Caa be cvasuited ia strict coo a oe ace upon su eawn uw- Prtauc to married or single women.

DR. Ekons RKMLDHu- will relieve tbe most orgeat eases. Board and nursing for lying-in. Pnr" poaee or private eonaaeaoenu. CoBsultatiea and examlnatioB free of chanre.

office and reaideoee, 17 Race au. net wee a swirui and AU ta. daesaaatl. Ohio. AgfifiOTOLE tat BUimt, low niba.1.

aaysKallr arslae. aa a ssrswai life's 4 a lie ataosrle. aaa 9. emaial aa4 teet aeaahanS Siwk eflVctM. teaalr.

He tfeatlv. Otoa wrta apuin IIABSTwS KaJlIBY OOw W. ttb SC. Bee Terk. i i CWRC AND Aicoboi ts eafallin; and InfalH.

cunn: spasm. CobtuI-st. Vitas lanc. Ak-obOlfcnn. Upimn Kat- Ltns oi BraiB Power, Seminal Vleftk- seas.

impotency. acroi-nlaand all Kervous and Blood Utoea sea. ToCler-gfyaien. Lawyer. Literary Men.

Merehaats. Bankers, Ladies aad all whose sedentary ea. B4uiMit eauses Nervous Prostration. Irmra. Inntiea of the blood, atoesaeh, bowels or Kidneys, ee who reel! ire a aenretoaic.

ap-nerlzer or stimulant. Samaritan mekvinc ss Invaluable. Thousands proclaim ir tbe roost wonderful Invier-Brant that ever sustained th sinklnr for aai by all Urug-Eista, i THE UR. A A. KICHMaXB MEBICAx, P-e-Meiar.

at, a. rah. Me Ise27-WFM6m) OT 3F WHI 127 WKsT KSV E5TH ST. (bet. Race and Elm I'lKrlNN'AII.

A Rea-uiar Graduate. wboae lifelong experience, method ot special study given each case, and hia pure medicines. Insure sueedv and permanent cure. Consultatiou Free. Houri: li 37 to P.

M. Sunday, A. M. to 12 M. IS'O FEE XJIWTIl t.

Ulll.U From responsible persons. Dr. Whlttler's specialty embraces ail disease caused by abuse, excess, exposure. Ac, resulting in spermatorrhoea, seminal losses, impotency, sexual decay, aervous debility, failing memory, weak downcast look, stunted development, lack of energy, im poverish ed blood, pimples, impediment to marriage are permanently, safaly and privately cured. Those case of prostration arising from overworked brain, long hours, confinement, dtc.

are quickly relieved, and treatment may be safely used as long as the strain exists. Pamphlet free. All Blood Diseases, as syphilis, eruption, blotches, falling hair, bone pain, swellings, sore throst, mouth, tongue, ulcers, old sores: also, kidney, blad der and urinary trouotea. weaa men, uuiuim Incontinence and gonorrhoea, gleet and stricture, a. Xt'hirtier searching treatment.

eradicating tbe poison from the system and secur- tor Deformities and Malformations a srcisy Every body should read Dr. hlttler's ma- a as a g-j 144 page. Illustrated. About saarrlage. proper age.

seiec-AND HEALTH i uon impediments, causes, re- g- IJ J-1X1. SllltS. rteprouuctioii, ueaiiuy, beautiful children. Price 2 cenU. or ianip sent sealed.

-j i fSL CBEXVER'S ELCCi aic BBLT, ar Reemamesr. i n.il lor ta. eareel usisafmrs, a ia. pawn tsMsi ar ecbilllr UM rKMTmUT, srrsa, esnns, a whs enrcaa-. UM eoauaaMS ef ELKCfTRICITT sw- wlleg ttfeaeh the aar.

awetmnri lAwa a hssliky actwa. Tbw. aeanisaCat last laiBamasl. Taw, rf at as twasi sa4 taanaaefsf can. sr.

SaaitW nr.Be am ladaoeUsa, iMaasctty.Lsckof awl. as; trbkis-l tsaw argsae mn. Da aet eataeaJ bii-B atoctrt, ad-) tue4kcansUahfraakavlleUS. Tsw tot UM OM epeclns sarpcaa. cSKalsn gieiag full Bilsnnslsia aiaraa CHttV aJt XLtcrKICBtLI lut A aahlUELoUBh, Chicago seo-104tVVSaj AtlanfaGa us- uisTa are-.

TW Ta. aki Btaa af na.il.1 Kervee. BeSIIHy. valval neeay, NEVCK FAILk. sd" is oa e-S EH 2 BQ pq 1 a 5 "5 ter -o a cv et If you doubt, come to aee us, and wa will CURE YOU, or charge nothing! Write for tbe llttje book, free.

Ask any druggist aa to our standing. REWABB wUl be paid to any Chemist who will find on analysts of 100 bot tles of f. 8. aV. one partida of Mercury, Iodide of Potassium, or any Mineral substance.

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aetelarwisiBBH of owe of the oliVet Medical Onileges ia this dry (as Diploma will show), cen- tinnes te give his special attention to tbe treatment of all forms of Venereal, Sexual. Kervous and Chronic The following maladies, arising from INDISCRETION OR EXPOSURE. toch as aya-aUlae, Cl sasnee, eBsews, Htrii tare. OreAsltla, all I'riBuae-y Ti sahlta. and SyalxLUtle or Me.

iar4al affbetions of the lineal, sarin. are treated with on paralleled success, on th latest sdentlOe principles, without the use of Mercury or ether Poisonous Medici nea. YQUNQ AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN. who are suffering from the effects of apmalu aa the result of self- abuse in youth or excess In mat red years, aad other CBuatia. which produce some ef the following effects, as -mlsalnns.

blotches, debility, dixxlneea. nervoi dimness of sight, cough, lndigestioti, constipa tion, despondency, confusion of Ideas, aversion to society, defective memory, sex aai exhaustion, Impo tency or mss of manly vigor, which unfits tbe victim as- business or. marriage, are permanently cured, by ten dies that sure aseS lalailaas Pa ants treated mall and express, but, where possible, personal consultation Is preferred, which la free and Charges moderate, and taial kx. OOca houi 8 to 6 and to 8 P. M.

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Jaajwee. lm weat thxth Sc. Dev. Race and Kim ats Can tnna U. RAILROAD TIME-TAB LE.

ZSIUAafA. BLOOM IN STON AUD STIR3t 1 I Un an In At aauS B. Jt A Depot Pearl and Plata Streets. Tralna. Leave, Arrive.

Urban a. Bell fon tains aastp Meiaa Islam Night wa-is pal iiStm ssoaaHKI.Uun...... I ax liepog FlltAi aad Meastly aUreeta. Eloomtngton, Peoria, Bor-i llncioa and Omaha Kx nfltmUAiB Night Kxrresa Dees rex. aa, Loais aad Kai 8aaaa awe c-ier eat eSBeasa 4f BSfk aa RALIKOAD TIX1TABIJC.

HAILROAD TIME-TABLE. ICZA'CZ-WAr TIME. Dally. Illy; except Ban day. 4 Dallm.

except Basnrday. Bundays only. BALTIMORE 4HD OHIO. TVpot. ftcrrl aad Pius StrerU.

Trains. BalUmore, Wah East Baltimore, Wsn East. Baltimore, East Leave i Arrivw. dilwsmi littpal d3 mJ023pra 1 MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI. Depot, Pearl ail PIuiw Strmrt.

Train. lre. A rrl va. :13 a mj Hill- Pomf, Tarkersb. Cbillicothe, Porta.

Hfllsb. S3 tn ling a Chill ice tue Express dlla3pmi xltllaboro Ae 1 03 8x0 a in Loveland trains leave am. SKB ml 6:15 m. i arrive, li3p 7xta ni. eto osf ro.

VASDAL1A USE. lpot, Pearl and PiuM Street. Trains. Leave. Arrive.

Se a re dT 6:57 il JT7p d'3ipa 7 r22 nt Rt Loaia, Kaoaas City St. Louis. Kansas, Texaa tH. Loots Fast Express LSCIAJiAPOLIS ISO T. LoCia RAILkuAD -sEk LINK HOXTTK." I JtVosBJ Plaaa-rrreef Depot.

Tralna Leave. Arrive. bt. Louis, Kansas City A Western Express Bt. Loola.

Ran City A la-Opm-ailpai 737 a Western Kxpreea. Prom Depot Fifth omd HoatUy trteu. 8k Louis. Kansas City A Tex; is Express 2S BO 11 13 04 St. Louis.

Kansas City Texas 6 A3 mid 3B WHITEWATER. Depot, Pearl and flxi wi Strttta. Traina Leave Arrive, S7pni ns Wavne. Jl Conneraville. asters townl si CJJiCLSIiiATI.

INDIANAPOLIS, BT. iOClls AK0 i Depot, Pearl and Ptsm Siretu. Tralna Leave, Arrrve. 8:02 a mi e7r a BA'J pm dHo in 47:27 am Chicago, SC Louis A K. C.

et. Louis, ivan. ot Chicago; Laf. 4 Jnd Laf kCankakee A -n. llr7 Peoria.

Bnrl. A the Wet tl tn rn' a Rushvllle A Ft. Wayne 8:02 a 7r Indiaapolis-. i i a a Caiay "ubiiii: -a: Harrison trains leave 8ntt a 5:,3 ra 6:13 m. The 10:1 train leaves at 11 iS3 on ridava Sondavs Leave 1(2 a m.

10 Mt arrive 10:19 a' m. ra, 67 m. Lawreneeburg trains leave 4-jj pin; arrive a m. irain arriving in Cincinnati at 11 7 runs daily from Indianapolis to Cincinnati. On weg daya thia train runs from rtiMicca.

M. CLIVK, CISCINT1 AND IKDIANAP'US Depot, i'carl and Jlvm Street. Tralna. Leave. ArriTe, Columbus.

N. Boston Iiayton and Springfield. 7 a iu q) SWs Aev lorx Cleveland, Bpringbeld aud Maud Fpringheld Ek New York Ex lapm ei at 8:13 5l)i in In: is Wpm Saps. irii 5 jbtni OHIO AND Pcyot, Foot Street. Tralna Leave.

jriva. (St. Louis and 9t. Louis, a 8:12 a ml in pm Bt. Loaia ef 7:42 m.

a ra Ht. Louis Louisvile Osgood li ill mj 7ssi a nt 7 (2 :47 87 12:17 5:0 pm CINCINNATI AND WLSTWUOa WeeE-day trains Leave H. and D. Depot 9:38 a 2:08 5:15 6K18 m. Leave Kobb's (WestwoodL 5: am, 7.

-OS a. na a 11! 53 ra, 3:58 in, ra. Leave Brighton Station 6:18 a 73 a a 6r27 m. 6iS m. Hundav Trains Leave Hobb'a iWestwood), WKW a 10 m.5Jp m.

Leave Brighton Station loM a 10 m. CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND DAYTON. Depot, Fith. and HoadlV c4reeU.

Traina Leave. I Arrive. m' Dayton, Toledo. Detroit. Davton.Toledo.Detr'LKx.

1 Dayton, Toledo, Detroit- ax Dayton Suit mj ra Dayton Ac 6:43 ra Indianapolis Mail SS a llipm Indianapolis Ae Ind lanapolie Ex ni raisin Richmond 'd Il'U. SUeami 7Npra Richmond Ac '(Up ra, 1 ti Richinond.Clii..U'd 7 in 7il-i a riamtlton trains leave at a 108 a 2:08 4:13 m. 6:18 m. 11:1.1 pm, Arrive at 9:53 a ni, 6: 84p 'tH 638 a m. Ulendale trains leave at 9:28 a m.

a ra. 6:18 m.7:18 pn. Arrive at 11 aa 7)pm, 10:23 m. Carthage trains lesve at 6:13 am, 4-3 pra, Arrive at 7:43 a nw m. -Dayton Sunday train leaves at 8-3 a and arrives at 6 m.

Hamilton Sunday train leaves at 1 3 m. Arrives at a a m. SXW TURK, PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO. Depot, Fifth, Sixth oaaf HuadliTSLieet. Trains.

Leave. A rrtvc Kew York. Boston New York, Buffalo Buffalo Cleveland. Plttsborg 9-JS 68 a 4-jai pj ra. diJUm dSUSara CINCINNATI.

NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS PACinc. Depot, McLean Awsse, Aeir OeM Street. Traina Leave. Arrive Chac.Jack'lieA the Boulh Lexington, Danville Jacksonville aavctioo City Express i dlla (supm iorjr a 8 :40 7:10 0:00 a 6-0 ui COLLXUC HI Lie Depot, Fifth, BUth and Uoadly Btnett. ML Healthy and College Hill trains leave Cincinnati at 03 a m.

VtSi a m. 2H6 m. 4:13 m. 4:53 pm, OHM and arrive at Cincinnati at 7:53 am. 9:43 am.

p. m. 5:48 7:13 m. CIHCINNATI, OKOROETOW3 AND POUT MOW 1 H. Depot, Pearl and Butler Street.

Traina Leave. 1 Arriva Hamarsvllle and town Ae George i 6:54 em 2-jepai Hamersville, Georgetown and renciiy stau 84 pmi 19 at 6:14 nil 7Vn Amelia AC LOCISVILLK AND NASHVlLL Depot. Fearl and Bulier ettnett. Tralna ash South. Lbulaville, Frankfort Louisv.

ash v. South. JacksocTiUe Express Leave. (Arrtv roilxtlt pat at a rvA a -a. ia 8 J4 a mi 7:19 ta PITTSBURO.

CINCINNATI AND St. LOTJia. Pam-Mmndlm Fattenger Pearl aatrf Bum ter tjtreett. Tralna Leave I Arrive. 5A4 am' 3-4 a nj 74ami 74 a if J39pn ti 7s 4pm Pol ambus Mail.

Pittsburg, Phlla- East Pittabnrg, Phlla- East coiumbus Ac i ni nt a mj 8-9 at Wash. Zanesvjlie f.1 aBBUIUBJlVU rM Mil lord Ac i3ip a rrt sx4 a lttt a Morrow trains lesve 10 4 arrive. 8:24 a m. and UV m. a 6SA Loveland trains leave 8:54 a rn.

3:44 3lp ll4 arrive, 84a a 1 4 pm. 7 4 pm. 1 Tbe izm a 43 4 trains conn ect Yellow Rprings and Bprinefield. Church trains leave Loveland KnnH.n ti a ui, a a rcttwmng leave at 1 4 m. CINCINNATI NOHiH-HN.

7 Depot, Court Street Aoee Broaatcay. Tralna Leave. DAyton Kx 7 3am 1:03 pi 6P I Dayton Ex 1i3g Lebanon Ex 7 -2A a ml 1 1 I Lebanon Accom. 9U8am 8Hant lSpmJ S-i8pla 6sn mi Pra eaaamj ora ebaaoD Ex Lebanon Aoeom MoaWtiKKrv Aeeom. Moatgomery Aeeom.

MontgoBsery Accom. Mon UiOmery Aeeom. Lebanon Accom Lebanon Aeoom. Montgomery Aeeom. Moatgomery Aeeom.

llwSarn li-S pra ISileujin j4AS.ipni It-MJUt Train leaving Cnninnati ax rn.Pt Friday leaves aCll sn. I Lebanon Sunday trains leave at 10 a and 463 rn. Arrrtvwat 9:48 a and 4:8 Pnl; The Avondale and Zee rains leave at am. am. 83 a ra, dX a m.JlOi tUWa tn, 1:18 m.

artxtt m. i3 m. al aa, d5S ax, an. and ili pa. Avon dale and Zoo trams arrive at 63 a 7 S3 a m.

a m. 9 a au. fl0 a m. IE am. fHaO m.

11:58 m. m. ax. t4a m. as.

6M ax, and affaf m. 1 Montgomery Sunday train leaves at 1:83 as and 4 8 pm, and arrive as lt aa and P. 1 CINCINNATI AND EASTERN. Depot, Cewrf Street and Broadmay. Traina.

Leave I Sardinia accom modatlon Ti :44 ml sa4lpnx 4.M4 as: S44SB3 Through axprees. KESTClliT CkNTKAL. DepoWPike and Washington ar QovimmS A. i Arrive Tralna MtSur Cwvrnx'nJ Cov inf. Uuat'toa and CIU recall lt-r aupm'll" 5:30 PJbJijJ FranEfort Aeeom Lex'ton.

Wln lit Sterli'g ana Btays-vtiie, Parte Lex- Win- Mt-BterJ Rlon- Wash, and K. TJ Falmautn Accoaa 1 a effi aVCl tCW. 2po. JPik WmsMlntTtan 1 1 a. i -a was Few York Zjl i-mm Wsih, Bill.

PhU't 1 JJ aSoPSe Richmond a Norfolk ExJ a0 pmI 8akiami tJP" Few York BAHO RAMPa ANP CTPXAJtA. TValBA. I Leave. 11: faJaeA O'd R'ds Ma Ml V-iTam-TaP' VayaeA O'd B'da a ta QMRepldsatPetoskeyEaJ.