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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09
HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
RtNEWER.

Renews the vitality of the scalp
BeEews the hair to its original color.
Renews the nutritive matter which nourishes
the hair.
Renews the brash. wiry hair to silken softness.
kerews the growth Of the hair.
Renews the appearance of those that are Bald
aud Gray, and is o spie no id hair dressing No Oil
or Alcohol to clog up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
Il p. HALL CO. Nashua, n Proprietors.
Fer sale by all druggists. jal3-2m
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Patent Steam Bakery
No 347C STREET,
BETWEEN 41a AND 6TH STREETS.

HAyENNFRr CRACKERS
Are auitts by ell impartial judges be the be,t
in the market.
The are obvious:
We have erected one OF Mckenzie o elendid Reel
Ovens. st a cost of over five tho usand dollars.
Our achinery is the best and NE west Patent
We tuy the best D aterial.
We emf 10y the best vOrkmen.
We manufacture from twenty FIVE to thirty bar
res Of -four per day.
Nekeep cid stock on hand. and consequently
our CRACK ers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, you will ind eur statement
tIue
To prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped with
the name,
II you cent get "HAyENNEBS CRACKERS"
from your Grocer, tend to the Bakery, 3i7 q st :;
We will supply you.
We offer the following assortment:
SODA CRACKERS
MIIK BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERS
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRAEkEk DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
JUMBLES
SUGAR CAKES
SUGAR CRACKERS
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

tsells everywhere and gives satisfaction. Resd
the following extracts from letters:
L. B. BOWIE, Druggist, Uniontovn, feun
vrife' ALIENS LupR Ralsam has performed some
remarkable cures about here Irecommend II with
confidence in al diseases ofthe Throat and Lu ngs"
STERIISG BROs Druggists, write from Carol
ton. send us six dozen ALIENS LUNG BAL
SAM. We are entirely out OF II. 1t gives more
Reueral satisfaction than any other medicine We
sell. laU U-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

BREvEr MAJOR 1. ID. DERUssRY, Capt. 1st
u. :. Infantry, and Capt George Baldy, 39th
" 5. Infantry, have been appointed aid to
Brevet MAJOR General X. G. Buchanan, CON-
manding the department of Louisiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

NEGRO ELIGIBILITY, &c, IN THE GEORGIA
LEGIsLATURK.-Yesterda in the Georgia
Senate, a resolution pledging the members OF
both branches Of the General Assembly to
abide by the decision of the Supreme Court
with regard 10 the eligibility Of negroes to hold
office, was defeated by vote Of yeas I3, nays
10. second resolution requiring the mem bars
of the General Assembly, It's officers and clerks.
to answer, under oath, whether they held OH &c
prior to the war under the United States. or
during the war under the Confederate Govern.
ment, erved in the army, or gave donations to
the Con federacy, was defeated-yeas II, nays
n. A motion to concur with the House resolu.
tIon referring the eligibility OF negroes TO hold
office was adopted-yeas 10, nays IL. A resolu.
ton to Iesclnd the action Of the last session en-
pelIing the colored members, and reseating them
at once. was postponed indennitely-yeas IS,
nays 10.
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Balsinsre Msrreta. rs.aav

BALTIMORE, fy a.-Cotton quiet; MIddling
upiands, nomInally D.. Flour dull. nominal
wheat dull; receipts small; prime PennsyI-
fahla al : sae IS. Corn firm; prIme " hits a,
saN' yellow, eoa-S. Oats firm; prime IS Rye
hrm AT SI.J,asI I5J. Pork firm at Ssg senSr,;
bacon active. rlb sides. l7aal-; clear ID .
ar shoulders, ljAai6; hams, 20. Lard
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BATCHELOkB HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dyeis the best In the world:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, able
instantaneous; NO disappointment; ridiculous
tnts; remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; invigo.
rates and feoves the Har soft and bee qtffu bIorl
o. brotrn. Sold BY all Druggists And Perfumers
and properly applied at Bachelor . Wig Hactoy
2o. 10 Bond sreet. New York. ills. eodly
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FROM B0srON

>calded An Boiling >u.ar
boston, Feb. 9Th. case OF % 'Rald win. triad
At Salem for prize fighting. the ,ury found M
defrnoant g1liiy-exoepuOns weu. tAseu hx
counsel decision reserved y
John sullivan. employed an tha Far,e SaSa-
Refining, Gray's Wharf. fai int, Dot hrlIn-
sugar last evening; SKIN peeled OF from W a!S.s
10 neck. Not expected 20 survive
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT.TO


Fsssys for Young Men. on the Errors, Abu.-s
ana Diseases in iIent to Youth and Il Arly Man
hCOd, with the hnmsne view of treatment aud
cure, sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge Address HOWARD Associations
Box Z, r philadelphia, Pa. ia Is 33t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

BIEvEr GAIT. W. n. COULTER has bapn re-
levsd from duty in the Bureau OF Refugees
and Freedmen in the State of Virginia, and or
dered TO Join his company at Mon Somery, Ala.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENCR.-Tha receipts to-day
from this source were S2l2, 2,301.29.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

MAJOR GENERAL WINFIELD :. HANCOCK
and family are ~ ~ Union Hotel in q .orgp-
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

FCR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES or LEUCORRRGA,
TOO PE6FysE NsTRUATION.
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS.
FOB PEoLAPSCs AND nEARISG DOWN, Oh
PR0LAPSUs CTERI,
NeOEer the most perfect specific known.
HEhBOLD kP0USD EXTRACT OF
BUCHU.
bi'eetions for Use, diet, sni advice, seeompsny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb. g-Stock market "a duIl
snd unsettled. Governments very strong
Money STOUT per cent Exchange, o. Cole
-. 1-2Us 1872. coupon, lBs. North Csrolinas
SKIES o2s new 6l; Nrginias eNcOupOu, -.
s"W, 62 Tennessees exooupon, 6S asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

PEasoNAL.-Ss aator Matthew II. Carpen,er
OF Wisconsin, and Governor H. II. Wells ol
Virginia, are at W WilIards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

JAMES PARTON. who has bean in the city tor
several days, is bringing 70 the attention of
members of Congress the necessity Of a proper
International copyright law for the protection
of American authors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

New York Grain Market TODAY
NEW YORK. feo. Flour market dun aud
wfhout decided change. Wheat qulst ana
homlnally unchanged. Corn duh shade fi.mer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

Nkw YORK. Feb. a.-JSmes Brady d,.a
this morning, OF spople,y, aged nny-tsu-
years. All the courts sdIonrned Ia r.spec: a.
his memory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

ga hrofane impostor, Representing himsslr
70 oe q csh9ne priest, has been IA civ esur
through the Valley OF Virginia robosae .ns
cheating those who believed has false rrl.S..en-
tations The Catholic priest al Sta1nton hns
puons ned MIN az an impoetOr, and ca aut,oned
ScbmItt or Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

YOU'VE GIRL ArTknPrs TO BUan a
CHILDRHN's HoMa-Several attempts have
been made within short time 70 IRE the Chll-
drens Home, at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, con-
tanning nearly two hundred inmates. Frdav
evening another attempt wAs made by plsci uS
old cloth in the bung hole OF barrel OF coal oil
in the cellar, and igniting the end OUTSIDE Tne
attempt fortunately was discovered ana the 3 "a
extinguished. Suspicion fell upon girl four
Doyle, who first denied all knowledge OF u
matter, but on Saturday morning couf-..ed N
she bad not only made the attempt on the n-s
yious night, but also similar ore dur,nr "a.
last ten days. She Was committed for trisi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

msn IN Conpecticut has in vented a
v.loc.IeSe VIZ ich d ls confepSsa
wiz travel on any ground n mile 30 tw0 lnia-
afes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

DNo life insurance company has ever
failed In this country.
~The ..Boulevard" skirt is the ne vest and
greatest favorite.
CHICAGO covers an area Of twenty five
square miles
D0It has been demonstrated out West. that
women can ride the bicycle velocipedes bv
wearing bilegular garmenls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

A PRoTRACTRD MEETING of the Cabinent was
held at the White House to-day, at which all
the members were present In conference with
the President. A number of visitors Called
but none were admitted to interview with the
President after Il o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

CoMNIssIoNRR ROLLINGs, o: the Internal
Revenue department, is now absent from the
city, on a brief visit to his home in New Hsmp-
shire. The business of the office will IN the
meantime be transacted by Mr.. Harlan, Assis-
tant Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

RESOLUTIONS rendering the hospitalities OF
Baltimore to President johnson. whilst on his
way to Tennessee from Washington, were laid
upon the table in the Second Branch Of the
City Council there last evening, several Demo-
Gratis expressing Themselves as opposed to
"hasty legislation - and asking time to consider
the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09
"HAvzNSER's FAMILY Bread

"HAYESSER's FAMILY BREAD
This uneq uslied Bread lie now for sale by most of
thr leading GrOcers Of the city.
IL l. made IF select Family Flour. is thoroughly
baked, IN Mckes2ies Patent oven Is aIways
sweet white, nutritious, and is guaranteed to
weigh sixteen ounces
CAUTION "A great deal of Bread is Id for
h ayehner's' which never came from our estah
Isbm. TT. To prevent as far as possible this dis
honesty. We have supplied all our authorized Gro
ctrr with fresh mple Cards, marked ! 500. Ex
anime Tor yourselves la25 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

Financial Matters An Balti0ore To-day
BALTIMORE, Feb. a-vIrginia Sizes, in
scribed, old, 81 bid, IS asxed
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TELEGRAMS To THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
.EN. Grant PHlL,nriPaI,.

fHiLAsRLFHIA. Frb. Sc neral srNut az
rived "a this city Early ths mornins. aud Is ~
the Continental Hotel He - 60 fa,tsued from
travel and has labors a. New lsrs A. % 10
Unable 10 sftend a wedding in tnis ei,y A.
which hls presence was promised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

STATIONERY CONTRACTs.-In the House. this
afternoon, Mr.. Orth. Of Indiana, presented a
communication from Messrs. Philip Il Solo
mons, Of this city, calling the attention of the
House TO the remark ks Of Mr.. Ward relative to
,S .Sem, mace lew Gays since, ana requesting
into their con tracts and the manner In which
they had fulfilled the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

TERRIBLE AccIDkNr.-A few DAYS aco
whilst two men were cutting WOOD ON the ,a,n
OF Mr.. George Beall, MONTGOMERY county.
near the District line, one OF them, Samuel
Donaldson, had his leg cut OF Just below the
knee. Ihe particulars are as follows: The
TWO men were telling tree, and when AZ was
nearly cut through, Donaldson leaned against
u ior the purpose OF pushing IL over, whilst
tne otner man continued TO cut. In 80 dosng
ne missed the tree, the axe striking Donaldson's .
leg, cutting both bones completely OF, and
leaving the leg hanging by q small portion OF
the flesh. The injured mai was con veyed 70
nis home, when medical aid was called IN and
the wound dressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

The ERIE RAfLEuAD " MANAGguex- -fFv
Gould appeared before the New York Iegssia-
I'VE Committee on ksilr0ads on ThursdAy
night, aud gave information relative 10 the
management of the Erie Railway. Heiusafisd
n" extra issue OF STOCK as having been mad
nnoer the general law. He SAID thAt every
dollar OF money acquired by the issue Of ssoc.
was devoted 10 the benefits of the read, as the
law provides. When asked what the result OF
me repeal OF that law would be, ~ replied that
the result would be most pernicious 20 the pub
nc GOOD That without the protection of the law
me road would be IN the hands of Eanderbllr
IN year, and this he regarded as a publ.c mis-
fortune. The only safety for tse people was to
keep separate such lines as the Erie, Nes
York Central and Pennsylyanla Central Psi-
roads. To unite them would pe 10 construc. a
gigantic and dangerous monopoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

II NEYi NEYll
OF FINEST QUALITY, lin the Comb.
In 2-lb., Alb and 10 ID Stands,
AtSsT York Prices.
N. W. BCRCHELL,
Corner I4th and v streets,
az Under Ebbitt Hopse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

DARING DIAMoND DRoBBERY.-Two unknown
men perpetrated q most daring burglary in
New York last evening, on Bened:ct's iewelrv
store, No. 69i Broadway. One Of them smashed
in the plate glass OF the third window with An
iron smasher, and the other snatched throush
the hole thus made q tray of diamond rtrSs
valued at S10, 200. The rings got scattered And
they escaped with 81 900 worth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09
Gsvernme >erur,t,,.

"AsRissroS, Feb. =, I,69-Iav Cooke A
erpment securities:
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military ana naval officers of the Rurastds
Nortn carolina expedition met in New YORK
Yesterday, and organized a permanent orsaui.
naon, .. eaIieo tne Society OF Burnside ExpedI-
Won ano NINTH Army Corps. General Burn.
s,oe was chosen President General J. q. Parr.
wee President; General Louis Richmond. Sec
Ietary and General ID. r. Larued, Treasurer.
On motion OF General Burnside, ali hoporably
discharged soldiers and saiIsrs on the eYnaa;
uoh were aomitted 70 membershrp The first
annual dinner OF the society took place a, the
fifh Avenue Hotel last nisht.
Heorse Wood, of Wabash, Indiana who
Sss recently blown up on the Glide. had bsen
o!owt mp twice before. His nrst wife was
kfiled week after marriage by q carriage ruu-
away; his third wife fen into well. and was
hot found Tor two weeks. He is the only one
isSihg Of q family Of seven children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

Females ineIery periot Of life, from infancy to
tstfsne { /. are Sii Ead II renedg 70 an nature
fioTJ 81 manhood and wsmanbooG.
KELMBOLDS EXTEACr BCCU
q BaIA OF Iron, int niteiy safer, aGd more Pleas.
HTLGBoLps ENTEACT BUCHU,
ksviRE received the indorss uent 81 u most pro-n
ineut physleians in the nited States, il n.w OF
following diseases sLf .ymDtoE1e, from vhsteYer
et.se originating:
CENTRAL DEBILITY
hIETAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION.
IMBECILlTY.
pYTEkhINATIos OF BLOOD rorHE HKAp
CONFUSED IDEAS,
HYsfLBIA,
6ENBRAL IRRIrABILIrY,
REsrLEssNEss AND sLERPLIssHEss Ar
NIGHT,
ABsENCE OF MUsCULAR EFFIClRNCY
LOSS so1APPErIrE,
DYSPEPSIA.
HnACIArION.
Low SPIRIT,
pisoKsAN{gzAssCs gAss y ?; ts sAs.+2srs ofsA.
PALPIIAfION OF THE HEART:
and, in fAes,
all the CoreOmitAnts Of NRRyous and prnu
lTTkD state OF the system
To insure the genuine, cut this ont.
ASK FOB HELABoLDp.
fahe other.
soLD 3, DRUGGISTS .1s DEALERS EvER1
Prioe q "a Per bottle; or siI bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any Address.
Describe Symptoms tn all Conmrniestions.
assr.- q. I. a1LnBoLD: pSs& and Oss.i
soll ARI GENUINE UNLESS DONE Up
sS s%S '''' ono &. I. anLnBoLD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

QUITE SCENE occurred yesterday before the
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
of which Hon. John Covode is chairman Mr.
+. p. Stanton appeared as counsel in bahalf of
certain parties who have n bill fore the COM
mittee. Mr.. CovCde declared that no man who
had received 5000 of the Alaska money could
b. heard before that committee, and Mr. Stanton
was obliged to depart.-Wdsh. Cor. ". L. Tio,eg,
ISB Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

1T ia SAID that the House Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds have agreed to
report in favor Of the bill to repeal the law
which abolished the Office OF Commissioner OF
Prblic Buildings. So much the worse The
affairs OF that department have never been ad-
ministered so m uch TO thu public advantage
as since the office of Commissioner was abolish.
ed and the duties assignee; to Gen Michler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

A similar commission will be given to Mr.
Colfax, as Vice President. The commission
have been prepared by q. q. SIMPSON Of the
Secretary's office Of the Seeate, and are hand.
somely written on parchment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-16
OIL Re0nery Burnsd.

PITTsBURG. April 15.-A fire at
Forsyth Bros S oil refinery has con-
tinued to burn all day. aud the, oil is
still burning this evening. Their total
loss of oil is about / 800 barrels reffp-
ed, 10000 barrels distilled and 800
barrels crude, together with all their
refining buildings, two dwellings and
the Office of the Clara Works. Earny
& Jagerman lose their barrel house,
agitating house, engines, &c. .a
This morning the remains of an ua-
known man were found In theiruiHs of
stable, supposed to have been q fire.
man, who fell asleep and was burned
to death ~ vI ~ .a1a
The total loss of Forsyth Bsothers
is now estimated at $225 600, upon
which the insurance In foreign com
panies is known as follows: sr..-a.....
Niagara, New Y York. S12 500; North
American, Hartford, $1,000; Connec p
ticut Mutual. 50, 700; Putnam, N. Y,
So, 700; Astor. N. Y, 81 500; Com
tilental, N. Y, $4,000; Enterprise,
Cincinnati. $1,000; IrviDgton, N. Y,
81 800. Eastern companies un known.
Edwards & Sons, Agents. SI5 600, and
Pittsburg companies, S12,500.
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Eew York Items.

New YORK, April 15.-The draft of
the new SpInish Constitution isprint-
ed. Article first obliges the nation to
maintain the worship and ministers of
sthe Catholic religion; BY the follow
ing articEs resident foreigners receive
athe right of exercising any other wor-
ship. &c. article twenty-five comedies
to tue Spaniard5 who profess aGOther
religion than the Roman Catholic the
right the preceding section had con
ceded to foreigners.
New York. April 15,-Mr. j.
Vaiefuta, general agent Of the Cuban
revolutionists, has issued an address
to the people of the United States in
which he says the Cuban liberatipg
army has beer gradually increasing,
Notwithstanding the losses consequent
upon a steady campaign, and now
comprises some 42 COO men, under g..
NJ Cespedes, who is Commander in-
fChief OF that army, and the head of
tablished within the Zines of the Lib
eratOFs. Their lines run IN a west
erly direction from the Eastern end
of the Island TO Ssgua ia Grande
without reaching the seaboard, either
North CIR South, for want Of the requI-
site armament to lloldit, but the ter-
ritory pointed out is near two thirds
of the area of Cuba in which slavery
has been abolished, and in which the
| Spanish control only the ground
where they are kept at bag.
This has been done BY the patriots
IN comparatively Short time, not
withstanding their sad deficiency In
war material and leads to the belief
that If they had been tolerably sup
piled with such materials their move
ments would now cover also the re-
mainder OF the island, where no mp
rising has yet taken place from utter
want OF arms, whilst their enemies
are fully armed with the best ap-
proved weapons of the United States.
New York, April 10. = Deputy
| Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Douglas. has instructed Assessor
! Webster that the average of all
money, whether borrowed or other
! wise, used or employed during the
! month by any banker in the business
| Of banking, excepting only deposits
which are returned Tor tax as such
fshould enter into the estimate of the
capital taxable under section ITO OIL
the law now IN force.
The freehold of the New jersey
Gas Light Compa ny S works and those
of the Newark Pneumatic Company
and their large barns, were burned
Wednesday in consequence of the ex
plosion of still in the latter estab
lishment. The entire lower part o
the village took fire from the cinders
but was saved Loss, $4,000.
The cattle market to-day was quie
and steady, aud prices are un
changed.
The Congressional Committee o
/ Ways and Means were at the Custom
I House again. to-day, and visited ths
various departments,
An examination before the referee
/ took place this afternoon, as to tn,
bank account of Henry g. Crane. saiC
to be connected with the Uoioi
Pacific Railroad, and alleged tC
amount to S5,000,000 The Presiden
of the Corn Exchange Bsnk testified
that the balance to his credit Is 81 ,2fC
and the total deposits since Ianuar
} last would not amount 10 $lO0, 900.
, The French Government has mad
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-16
s1,)SErAaF & COHHEgCEAL
NeM g NarktL.
By Telegraph NEW YORK. April Is.

By Telegraph.i ,s ~ NEW YORK, "A prll 10.
COTroN-A shade easier: sa .es of 1900
bales at 2814e for middling upIands
FLOUR -keceipts. Sso9I barrels: dull and
Solo 19wer aaies OF 500 barrels at
S. 3jds5 90 for superfine State aud Western !;
s6 950S6 40 for extra state; So 9596 s. for
extra ~ estern: s6 00dLS 10 for white wheat
extra; s6 05a7 25 for round noOp ohio;
81 O0@S so Tor extra st. Louis; SO OO9l2 20
for good to choice do, closing heavy. Rye
Floure heavy sales OF $50 barrel at sjQ6 -.
WIN %41sRF S4f4 Honinai Gdsr at s1ao2 for West
WHEAT-R Receipts Is, s,O42 bushels ;>Inarket
weak aud without decttied change; utfere
Is limited export and milling demand;
Sales OF III ,90O bushels at 81 35 fOr No. 3
Spring; 81 4091 Al for No. 2 do in store,
the outside price on short time; 81 G50l 68
for w4aite California; y s2 for white Cana
RYE-If moderate request sales of 5000
Stata.
BARLEY-D1lI and dropping; sales Of 500
bushefs Canada West on private terms.
BARLEY MALT-Heavy.
Conn -Reee pts l6,J7s bushels; market
heavy and prices Ie lower; sales Of 1900
m txed : S58sT1ze Tor Old do in store and
delivered.
| : OkTs-Receiptg 2 57S6 bushels: moderate
request; sales Of $50 o bushels sc 7e6I71e for
| w stern IN store; 7SgzS1sc for ditto afioat; /;
79e for state afioat.
CoFFEE-A snade better: sales of 300
bags New Orleans on private terms: also
sales Of 2,8j4 bags MaricaibO, for export, on
private terms.
SUG GAR-5feady and quiet; sales of 222
hog soesadS OF CtIps at Al l1a9I21zc.
MoLAssF25--Quiet; sales of "a tIerces OF
Cuba ard AIuscOYado at 4Sc
tsa PETROL EsU8L -(luIet at 165<e for crude /:
3Is4 e32c for reined bonded
HOPS-QuieJ at at 6,0i5c for American.
OIT.-IIlnseed firm al 81 02GI 03.
PORK-lS in moderate demand: sales of
400 Obls at s3l l293l % for new mess. chief
~ at S3l I2e2 cash :. $50 75ll3i % for old do
as 00926 30 for prime; SIS 50g29 for prime
mess.
BEEF-DuII; safes of rs bbls at sSGI6 for
new plain mess; SI2tGlS for new extra mess.
Tierce beef dull; sales of 50 tierces at S23l
s24 for prime mess; s23030 for india mess
Beef aams steady; sales of 235 bbis at s2661
s32
!, CUT AiEATs-Quiet; Ai sales OF 10 packages
/ at lz549l3c for shoulders; Is 6dI7c for hams
MlddseS quiet and steady; sales OF 80 boxes
| long cut hams on private terms
| "A LARD -FIrlner; sales of 800 tferces at ISya
|slS1sc; chiefly at 1S$4c for steam. aud 1910
fot Kettle rendered.
BgTrER-ouiet at stsSSc for Ohio; 4o@47c
| for State.
yHEEsE-Firm, at lsg22c for comm on to
| prime.
FREiGHTs-To Liverpool nonainalIy un-
| changed,
TURPENTINE-Qulet and firm, at '4I1z@
I 50kc.