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CORHs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Uhiropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established a,
Va pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets, since 1861. successfully treats Corns.
Bunlons, Chilblalns, Club and ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
PAIN or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe can be worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers TO the MANY
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou auis
OF other responsible persons who patronage
his establishment. Hours from a. m TO 6 u.
NJ Owing TO press OF business at office DR.
Whi,e is unable 70 visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and ep. m
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DOCTOR j. h. THOMPSON HAS RIMovRD his
once ana residence from the First Ward to
massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east of Four
tenth street Once hours before 10 a. NJ and
from to p. m. Hours Of attendance al the
Woman's Hospital, from l to Up. m. every
day. SUNDAYS excepted 102
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CU1TlNG OUT cF CELL John CurrIn
and Ned Wilkins, arrested by officer Aeon ON
Siturday afternoon, as suspicious charac,srs.
and committed 10 the wcrkhouse nv Jnst,cs
Claik, made their escape while awaiting trans
PUrtation 10 the Corporation inn by cuttlu1
ont OF their cell, and have not since been ard
rom,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

TIE CANTERBURY presents TO its patrons
and the public 'C-Disht the great zouaya driII
expert Burke. from TIE fammany, New York
~bO has the reputation OF bs.ng the fine,
GTillsd man IN the world. The b4witchiuy
NJ lie Coaehiia Ronzati sui remains and en-
ie-tsins the audience with her daring feats on
re light night rope and N the new Can Can,
vhicb. together with other attractions, makes
~ tine entertainment.
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THE sTEREOFCoPiC EXHIBITION, poetic read
lbEs- ana lecture, 10 be held In the basement OF
ST STEPHENS Church. Pennsvlyania ayanua
near 25,h street this evening, will no doubt ba
very interesting and instructive entertain
ment. The proceeds are 10 De applied 10 the
ttLeht OF the Sunday School, which has lateI .
been organized at that church.
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SECURITY OF THE BONES.

IL reeds no argument 20 show that a First Mort
gage Of SIC 500 per mile pon what for long time
must be the enly rsilrc ad connecting tn Atlantic
and PACING states = PERFECTLY sRCURs. The
entire amount of the mortgage will be sbout
So 40 ,OoV, and the Interest 81 ,soeo per amman
H. gold The present currency cost Of this interest
lie less than 90 so 600 per annum while the sros.
earnings for the year 1868. FROM WAY BUsI
MESS only, on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN
700 MILES OF ROAD IN OPERATION, WERE
kOEE THAN
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"CATLIN OUTLINES OF the North Amer, an
lndlfns,' is a. present. on exhibition AT q ID
Fellows Han, 1th street The collection IN.
cludes 81 full length portraits of Indian chiefs
and other celebrities. besides a large number of
scenes, illustrating Indian life and customs
Such anCth-r collection can be seen no where
else. md no one should neglect the opportunity
of witnC ssing this unique exhibition. winch
Will probably close on Wednesday.
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INCUBATION BADGE-From Shepherd 4,
whitaker, corner 9Th and ID streets, we have a
new and BEAUTIFULLY woven silk badge for the
inauguration, containing national emblems
and devices and fine likeness OF Gen, Grant.
II VIII be valuable as a keepsake or msmeuto
OF tnat occasion, and we inv wife the attention of
committees and associations to il
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h.oh1 Ar hkfOkr.-Dr. Dexter, Secretary
des'eEs for me month OF January as 1853
white and % oolOTed 2 males and 90 female.
y were from consumption, u from pneumonia.
D. froIn heart disease, 10 stiII born
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GREAT SUCCESSFUL. Aborn, n a,s 3 s,-..,
Is meeting with remarkable success i'm IN. tres,
menI OF catarrh, deafness, and The Yariops =,
fections OF the threat ana chest
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

snch eecurities are generally valuable in proror
fion 10 the length Of time they have 10 rna tn
longest -ix per cent. gold interest bonds Of the
United States 1.-THE 81 e. will he due n II years
and they are worth liz. II they had 50 years %
run, they would stand at not les. than ls A
perfectly ssfe First Mortgage Bond like the Unicr
Paelnc should approach this rate. The demand
for European Investment is already oonsiiera.le
and .n the completion Of the work will doubtles.
carry the price 70 q large premium.
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THR GRAND CoxPLTxKSTARY ball 70 ths
late conductors OF the 7tn-street railroad vii
n he place AZ Carusi's Saloon to-morroW even
ing, ano Nc doubt wlD De very pleasant AFFAIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

IsATH "F An OLD RRsIpExr-Nr VIM
wilson, sn old resident of he Fir-, W,rd
oied AT hls residence last evening aged sIxty.
1oar years Mr. Wilson, We believe. was born
III - 10 TINS city, and for many years
was a master carpenter, retiring nom hus,
mss ai'er me cOnpIe lou Ui tue building at the
corner OF 10 "a aud p streets over fifteen ve.r.
$50 Wnlcn De superintsnted tor Mr. Corcorap.
he raves fIDily of three sons and one damon
Ter. All groWh-one Of the sons being an officer
IN The army.
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WASHINGTON. n O
This lie 20 certify that have had . verr painful
bunion OF two years standine; hss been for q sOOc
cea OF the time painful and badly swollen y. &C
unable me 20 wear . shoe tried many said To-
be remedies, but have had relief until com
nensed usinR DRAPERe WONDERFUL MED
lCAL DISCOVERY. Of which obi aimed one half
ounce bottle. end nov have pain; can wear nv
ooots Wholly without any Inconvenience. aud have
one fourth OF the bottle left. Resider &c 80 IS
1th street. between 8 aud T streets.
RH GODDaRD.
subscribed and sworn 60 before me, aJustice o
me Pace IN and for " sshington Coupty. ID. G..
this 18th OF January, ISIS.
WIZ MARrIS. Up.
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TESTIMONIALS.

This 10 20 certify thst bad two Bunious frr
three years standing, also ChIlblaipe DO n tee
Ior The last ten years ad DO peace day hight.
have tried various remedies, hut received ne
Medical Discovery. robtsinei one half ounce
bottle, which has effected 9 perfect cure.
WM. l.. SEWARD, q 6. Patent osics.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9Th Day
EDw y BROWN, Notary Public.
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1000 Miles
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are Vow Completed.

As 500 miles Of the western portion q the line
beginning At Sacramento, are also done, but
2o1 MILES REMAIN
no BE FINISHED. To OPEN THE GRAND
THROUGH LINE TO THE PACIFIC TdIs
OPEHIN0 WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLACE.
EARLY THIS SEASON.
Bfsices a donation from the Government of
ESQ Acres OF land per mile, the Company is en-
.itled to q subsidy in L. q. Bonds on its line A.
completed and accepted. at the average rate OF
about S26 500 per mile, according 20 the difoutie.
eDcoc Inferred, for which tire Government take. q
second lien - security. whether subsidies are
given 20 any other comp anies or not, the Govern
meDt will comply With ali its contracts with the
EnIon Pecifc Railroad Company Nearly the
whole amount Of bonds 10 which the Company will
be entitled have already been delivered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

ST. DoNINIC's NEW CHURCH.-A meeting
VIII take place on Tuesday evening, February
18th, at * O'Clock, in St Dominic's Church.
corner OF 9th and + streets, South Washington
for the purpose OF taking steps TO resume the
work on the new church. The friends of the
ghoertaKlng are earnestly invited to be present.
The work has already progressed so far that II
is hoped and believed that a united effort on
the part of the friends of religion in this city
would close 1t In during the present season
The appeal is made, and IL is to be hoped it will
not be in vain. The church, when fnish he'd,
Will be credit to the city and an honor to re-
hglon. Come then, friends, and meet in coun-
ell on Tuesday evening next, and let il be seen
what united effort can do towards it's COM
pletion.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
national UNION FIRr INSURANCE. 90.
OF WASHINGTON.
NAf Il 500 900
onee-So. II Louisiana sveuue, one doar...,o
Seventh street
No CHARGE FOB POLICIES Oh REyESUu
hts tAken on the most reasonable terms. an
losses promptly paid.
CHARLES KNAPP, President.
NOBLE p LARSkR. s~cretary noassa
so frs r IpatLPs. w.soLNsrE.D
Secretary.
eoNNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE .>>rR
ANCE COMPANY
HAHrFoRD. CONN.
IRkNTi FIVE MILLION DOLrtks
efoRGE p MARBLE. Agent.
Federal Biaok Rsoms
Opposite Post Ohce pepartmeut
Corner 7th and .,r.s..
me NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CospIsg
us'Tf0 STATES or lsEelcI
WAsHiNGroN, ID. C.,
Chartered oy Special AGA 81 o.ny,,.,
proved Jals -, Ises.
CASH SAfifAL.-..-.... .ooo.onr
OFFICERS.
b OLhRK, Phiiasei-Ii7. pr-.,Sent
a6,r DU.nt Chairman Sirsaoe sbd HTecrti,.
BESRf d. COOKE. Washington. VIC. Pr..i.
sM ns PKEr. PAn.deIphi.. sseresAr,
Re. IIEsKR: w..hinetOn. a-.,...u, secr,,,r,
'AANN1' eniIH, ID Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
n, o. - rs, surseOa General Usit-d stat,
HoRMITz, oSet Medical pe,.rt-.,
d. w. BLISS. N. ID. w.shiBsten.
TIE ADVANTAGES orsiei ? = ts,. ,,,-,-.,.
.et os so ss,saa sSmPang. chartered " speeds,
a psid up capital Of ei s0m
II oilers low rates Of premium
,sn,.. 81, , srser Insurance than other cen
II is definite and certain IN its terms
IL policies ere exempt from at'Scsms,,
nene sre no onneoe-ssrT Restrictions 10 tue Dol.
k,sry policy is non -rorfeitsbls.
~, r1iie,es maj 5e taken which psy 60 the in,ur-s
tns, nc insurance costs only the decrease o. tho
oDnuef payments
foliele. VIII be issuea that <tn pay TO IN. IN.
sered durins LIE an .nnta income 81 oBe-tentn
the amount named in the policy
No extra rate IL charged for risks upon the lives
OF females
IL insures not 20 secure dividends, but Of 90 loo
cost that dividends will b. I'm possible
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN GyEg-
COUNTY, and applications from compete al par
tee Tor such agencies. win ui able endorsemsuts
eheuld be sfdressex O. the Companyss Genera
tireoisr. Ps ssie,. snd r e, .sT,,s.,.
en- application st the oftos Of the COMPANY 10 tfi3
6k n Z Il Al AGENCY
Fob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

SERIoUs ACCIDENT.-On Saturday evening
IAet Mr. John Van Horn, a carpenter en-
ploy-d in the erection OF a building nea- the
treasury Department. fell from third s-crv
scafolding 10 the ground, Sustaining iniurias OF
very serious II not faIal character He was
conveyed to his residence on 7th, between NJ
al n streets, where q physician was soon iu
a't-hcance and ascertained that two OF the
unfortunate mans ribs had been broken be-
sloss prooabie injuries internally. His wounds
were promptly attended 10, and at last = 9.
pain, though his recovery is not altog ether GER
tain.
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.

FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
The details of which are % follows:
From q oa401s r
freisht.......-...- kO.2,3 IL
. EARress olt25 o.
Mails lS IS 81
miscellaneous .-.-.-...---.......... 1925 q
:. Government sroags -.--.--~---.... iot az Y
" Contractors men ; ,...... soi.fs x
InaterfAl....--..-. 96s 40 e
Total.............. .. IS O6s ssl 81
THE large amount 10 only an indication of the
immense TRAFFIC that must 60 over the through line
in q few months, when the great tide Of Pacific
coast avel snd trade will begin. IL estimated
that this business must make the earning Of the
read from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS
AYEAB.
AZ the supply Of these Bonds will soon cease
parties who desire TO inyeet in them all find il
for their interest 20 do 90 at once The price for
the present II par and accrued interest from Jan
!. in currency.
Subscriptions will be
RECEIVED N WASHINGTON, HY
First National Bank.
RittenhSsse, Fowler a 10.
AID in New York
At the IemPany's Office, No. 20 Nassau
John }. Cisco 4 Sen. Bankers, Ne. g.
Wall Street.
And By the Compsnys advertised agents through
out the United States.
Bonds ssHf free, cat parties sxbSoribsax tlrcK.a
local agents ei9 look 10 .ktRs for tG.tT saf, de-.
.irtTy.
NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS H.
SUED OCTOBER lsT, containing 9 re port Of the
progress Of the work TO that date. and more com
piete statement in relation to the value Of the
bonds than can be given in an advertisement
which will be sent free application at the Com
psnys omces, or to any of the advertised seents
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, NewYerk.
January 20, 1865. as
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N.B-I Am ready 20 enter int eonsrs.s ~, ,
good and responsible Rersons, myself 1akine ~
sypreatfon 20 cure BGAisns, Chillblains. ana
- S-lm II. D. DRAPER
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THE is 70 certify that have been troubled fer
one year 9Th swollen Limbs. Lees and Feet,
much 90 hat they we're ne.rly twice their natural
unable sesrosy 20 move sSoSs T. 10 snsssa
s pRs ssss MsTSe until e.mnspeins e use ssA
am now using the fourth half ounce bottle. and my
nni n az, reduced 70 thsir saa
Tss e.T man pGs car s9gt5Se to ras sud Eel
be market foot q sth street; did e1pect 70
20 C. th. Door house; instead, NOE hope coon 70
RhUBEN This X mark poDD.
Subscribed and sworr 90 before me. q Justice Of
the Peace in and for Warrington County, ID. @.
this 18th day Of !su1Ary' x 81 m.RrIsIp
This Z. to certify tnsi hsve he'd an e1eeedlosly
aunss so 81 L '"ssSs ihs
LIL MEDICAL DISCOVERY has eiectse : ser.
'f is1 f.s IL n s.,. s.st . ~
the Pssos in and Tor WssSiSssos s me oeun s' 9
THE i'th dap Of January, ,ss
e. Rri Is sss.s... PSLLAR Per Bottles Bo.s
Sent to ell psrs By exprsss. on receipt OF nope,.
rs. DRAPER,
Once No. washingtos Building,
corner Pc. avenue end 7th LA floor.
from sn.tosp.u.
Board O. the Kirkvoed Hoese.
wAss ISsIes, Jan. rs. iss.
~: B.-l Am ready % enter into eonsracf Ufth
eooo anc responsloe Rersons, myself nakdne tie
aypfoation 90 cure Blnisns, ChiilblaSrs- ana
- s-im II. D DRAPER.
u 10 VAL.
wILLEr q RHDGRAyw.
49, phA RRe.
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OITY ITEMS.

A CARD TO THE PUBLfC.-It gives me
pleasure 70 inform nv friends and the public
nat AFTER laborious and successful conduct
,ng OF the oyster business in all its departments
for the last 10 years, am enabled to-day 20
turn over 10 my successors George W Harvey
and Thomas Holden, the late firm of Harvey &
ana pennsylvania avenue, No. 267.
In taxing leave of the public, 1 can recon-
mend with great propriety my successors, who
were with ME in business for number OF years
In my former place OF business, and whose ex-
perienee and business capacity feel assured
will enable them to keep up, IL not improve
the character Of the business, giving more at
tention to please the public, than have been
enabled TO give it. Having built al graft
expense one of the finest oyster establish
ments in the United States, AT the Capitol
the citizens Of ashipgton, ladies and gentle.
men, will give II that patronage which we
nope the enterprise merits. without being In
vidions to other similar establishments, we
claim for this establishment most superior adj
vaniaEes, resulting from location, expenditure
and every conceivable con venience that money
aid skill has been enabled To procure. To co.
operate with my Successors, design spending
the greater part of my time on my oyster bed 5
ON the Chesapeake Bay, In personally superin-
lending and selecting the finest varieties of
oysters FOR the establishment, and every other
AID and assistsnc e that can render my brother
and successors shall he giyen, as l may he
excused Tor having some pride IN witnessing
The complete success Of an enterprise upon
whicn ! nave given much labor and though
Respectfully, T. NJ. HARVEY.
In reference 10 the above card from Mr.
VI harvey. We respectfully MORN the publ C.
{" HON we are under SO many obligations for
the very generous patronage they have hith-
~to bestowed upon us, that we have pur.
chased the above establishment. and have TAX
chHrs" rt IL to-day With the promise of our
best enrr~irs aud personal attention TO the bus.
ne $, aided NV our corps of former cooks and
assistants. we feel confidelt of giving every
satisfaction. with cnr increased facilities. The
ladies' saloon III receive the strictcst at.au.
uon ot the proprIetors in all respects desiring
to make II = pleasant place OF resort for ladies'
ri all times. accompanied or unaccompanied
by rentlemrn. We solicit a continuance of for
mer ,avors from our friends and the public az
our new location. Very respectfully,
q. W. HARVEY,
THOs HDr NV
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TEETH CLoupED WITH IMPURITIES are only
for those who Will not take the trouble to keep
them IN perfect order by the daily use of Sozo-
dent. As certainly as a fresh breeze drives the
morning mist from the face Of nature, this hy.
geian preparation will remove every blemish
from tire dental surface, and keep the teeth
always pure and spotless. 60
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Persons thus afflicted can have speedy ard rsr.
ieot cure warranted or money refunded.
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X nov "a.
wILLKr q RRpeRayx

LunB DHHLkTRs
Nave removed 20 the come Of
One MAI ef - As Ho.sS.ras P sI.sE ssss.
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BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE ii I
CHUEt H.-Rsy. Il. Be yton Brown. pastor #
FOUNDRY Church, on saturday evening cot..-
pht.O hi- lst of homes for tn pr.acn ers dur
The sl'iIng OF Conference, which cDmn-ar.,
here On "wednesday, the Sd uIy of Mar,
AtUui eighty families hav. thro @n opeu thur
comfortable dwellings for the al com madatloa
OF me preachers, and we have no doubt they
Will De well entertained. Owing TO recent r.
erraueenfnts of he Conferences, the old Bal
Il more Is considerably enlarged, bringing back
10 lis membership quite a number of the Oldest
LIVING Methodist preachers in cur land In
tDls connection we may add that the dedication
OF tie Metropolitan NJ f. Church on the 2-tn
lns'ant Will convene q large numb.r of d,s-
tngnlshed preachers, s-presenung several Of
The States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

PUELIC SfEAkBRs AND SINGERS will find
"Br0ion's bronchial TrocheS" beneficial i'm clear.
ing the voice before speaking or singing, and
relieving the throat after any unusual -xertion
of the vocal organs, having peculiar adapta-
ton 10 affections which disturb the organs OF
speech. For Coughs and Colds the Troehss are
effectual. 90
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n w s.
Amusements, kc.. Tonight.

NATIONAL TBEATsR.-The French Spy
and "a keailvorth."
wALL'sOPERAHoUsz- TheGregory'sr Trans
Atlsniio Com oIuauon Pantomime Troupe
CANTERBURY HALL.-Ella ZOyara. Mile
Eopzaii, and other attractions.
AETzEROTT HALL.-Seiect reading by James
L Murdoch, Esq.
RUseELL's DANCING ACADgNY.-Tenth au-
nGsl bail OF the Circle Friendship Association
PReF. SMITHS Art Gallery, 800 Pennsytya-
Ma avenue.
STEREosCOPiC ENHIBIT4CN and lecture ia
the oss' o; 81 Sssphen's Church. Penn
sylvaDia ayelue and 18th street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-12
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, May ii.
MONEY-Market easy at 7 per cent.
on call, with exceptions at 6 per cent.
The supply is in excess of the wants of
bankers.
DISCOUNTS-Prime discounts per
cent.
STERLING-Quiet and steady at l09a
1891 fer prime bankers; 1888 for good
bills, aud 10 for prime sight.
GOLD-Was active and excited dur
ing the day, with marked advance.
On the reception of Washington tele.
gram that Boutwell, did not intend to
cancel bonds purchases; rumor of Gu
ban successes, and that bonds were
down to THAT'S in London, the price
opened AZ 1873, and closed at 1897, the
rates for carrying being 4a7 per cent.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Opened
firm, but the advance in gold occa'
stoned 4 heaviness and fall of pei
cent. This brought in buyers, who took
all the bonds offered, and there was a
recovery from the lowest point, the
market closing firm. The fact that the
Assistant Treasurer will to morrow
receive a million Of bonds had n IA
vorable effect. Coupons of 81, ll9ta
ll94; do '62, l19ball9i; do IA, ll5Ball5s;
do 10, ll5Jal6; donew, ll75all7!; do
~, 1l7gall7!; do Us, 1l7gall7!; p-4Os,
| S3al0Sf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May IL

CINCINNATI, May IL.
FLOUR-Unchanged and quiet.
GRAIN-Unehanged and quiet.
COTT0N-Unchanged; middlins at
27Ic.
TOBACCO-Firm, but quiet.
WHISKY-Firm at 93a94c, generally
held at the latter rate.
MESS PORK-Is held at 81 90.
BULK MEATS-At 12a144c.
3ACON-Held at l3tal6ial7c.
LARD-Held at 18c.
BUTTER-In better supply and dull
az 35s37c.
EGGS-Scarce and firm at l6c,
SUGAR-Firm, and refined is a tc
higher.
COFFEE-Firmer and ic higher:
WOOL-Dull,' but unchanged; not
much offering.
OILS-Linseed unchanged at 04a
05. Lard lower at l 43al AZ for No. l
and extra. Petroleum dull at 32c for
refined.
GOLD-l36! buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
MONEY-Market easy ut Sal0 per
cent.
BEEF CATTLE-In light supply and
25c higher; common to extra at 5 OOa
775.
SHEEP-Scarce and SOC higher; wool
on at 00a7 90.
HOGS-In good demand and firm.