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TERRIBLE DKATH.-A eolored man met with
an awful death in the eighborhood of New
Paris, KY, few nights since. A neghbor
white man, had killed his hogs and lef, them
ont at night The negro undertook to steal one,
and was In such hurry TO secure the pork
that he forgot TO remove the gambrei stick. To
reach his home 1t was necessary to cross a
ftnce. In doing so he placed the hog OF the top
rsil and 1t Is supposed that il slipped-at any
rate the negro's head WINS caught in the opentn ne
of the hind legs, and his neck was broken by
the stick. He was found next morning dead
the hog on one side Of the fence and he on the
other, with his head fast as described
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NAVAL VELoCIPHDK-A naval velocipede
has been invented in France by Oapt Du.
buisson, commander OF the yacht Jerome Ma.
is composed Of two parallel tubes Of cast.iron,
eigar-shaped, connected by iron cross -piecea
In The center is propelline wheel covered by
house or drum, on the top OF which the per-
OF saddle, with stirups. BY means OF these
stn upe and a hand.crank upoa each side, he
gives the wheel its motion, precisely as it is
craft easily propelled, the rate of six miles
an hour
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
GERTRAL sHERM.N.s ULNESs.

tSpeclai DIspatch 70 tae S.ar
ST. LUIS, Jan. 20 General Sher mans i'll
ness rs not serious. He will he well in a day
or two.
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ENGLIsH AND BUROPlAN 1RVs
81 THE MAuU .,

rsper containing the News. the princi pal Lead
Ss,tss sn s oi&eetea sumn.ry, saA ali inserestipe
IN ts N shssl form, for persons rssidnS sbrosi or
The Days Of publication are rus,d.y, and rn
eys' IN tne afternoon, snd the price 10 q. per
MSvspeeer Ag-nts, or may have IL from the Pub
iSeSt, iS,o on pre'paymeot, st Printing House square,
Aonoor ja elaw6W
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so-The frst Episcopai csthcdral ever bu

o4rThe first Episcopal cathCd dral ever built
in New Eogiand was opened tor the first time
on Christmas. IL has been fully org iuized, af-
ter The English system, by the Right Rev. DIR.
Neely, the Bishop Of Maine The youngest
diCcfse in the New Epgland States, that OF the
State of Maine, is the first one to have It's full
eduh6 dral sys EN-. Chicago, Buffalo, Pittsburg
and some other cities nave already adopted It.
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THE GRAvH OF YOUNG GIRL OPRSko
AND THE BODY DEsPoILED OF CLOTHING AND
JEwELRY.-Tbe BelIeviile (Mo) Democrat
Jan. 10th says: On last Monday the remains of
Miss Maggie McCarren, a lovely and interest.
ing girl OF eighteen, the only daughter and
child OF Mr.. Edward McCarfen, an old and
hIeGly esteemed icItlzen Of this county, living
near Mascoutah, were consigned to tpe grave
The funeral took place about two O'clock in tha
afternoon. Next day, about the same hour the
grlefstricken parents paid a visit to the grave
of their darling child TO wa'er it anew with
their ;eaTs Judge of their feelings of horror ' D
find that the grave had been tampered with:
and TO alIay the horrible suspicion that TOOK
shape and foIm IN their minds the grave was
reopened, when II became apparent that the
tomb had been ruthlessIy invaded the night
previous. The clothes in which their beloved
oaueh'er wss buried had been stripped from
fer ody, together with the ornaments upop
her person, snd c1rried ay as booty The
BODY WIS in such a disarrapged condition as
torequire TO be redressed and reintarrcd TIE
anguish OF the fond parents al this gross indig.
nifty and outrage cannot be described We have
learned that the distrsS sed parents have caused
the remains OF beIr beloved cbild TO be int erred
IN the garden contiguous TO their residence
where Ii is hoped she will be psrmitie d to re-
pose in peace. Mr.. McCarren offers a reward
OF SI,Ot0 for the detection and capture of the
authors OF this Inhuman outrage.
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1Psppiers, all agree, have had their day.

- PsppieIs, all agree, have had their day.
~New ark is building another steam man.
~ Twelve New York churches have boy
cboirs.
SThe only female in Boise City, Idaho, Is
a physician.
~Chicsgo pickpockets attend church pro-
fessIonaliy.
~Very large flowers on hats and heads and
dresses are the newest thing over the water.
~The Mount of Olives has become the
property Of the crown OF France.
- John Allen has come up again. He
doesn't owant to be an angel this time. but
only Son Of Temperance
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-Virginia Skies, in
scribed, old, 50S bid, SOY asked; do, IS6s, 50
do. coupon, new, GAY bid. Nor,h Carolina
Skies, old. "a bid; do. new, o. bid.
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JOHN W. GARRETT. Esq, president of the
Baltimore and Ohio RqIlrO;.d Company, was
before the House COpmitt"e on Roads and
Canals this morning relative TO the bridges
over the Ohio r.ver, aud In his I =timouy gave
1T as his opinion that it was OF but little i'm
POI tahce whether the sp1u of the bridge be
three or five hundr, AZ st, but they should b.
so ere, ted as ID be no obs struction - nav.ga-
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CARDS are out for a grand hop at Willards'
tomorrow evening, given by the proprietors TO
the guests Of the house and their friends. A
most excellent time may safely be anticipated
if similar entertainments in times past are to
be relied on IL forming judgments as to the
.uture.
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TEE AIR LINE EAILROAD.-The bill chr
tering the air line railroad from Washington to
New YORK has been before the COmmittae on
Roacs and Canals for some time pest, and is
now ready to be reportc TO the House, several
important amendments 10 it having been made,
one OF which prohibits the colporators from
seliirg their franchise ID any competing line
The eorpOrators named are different from those
in the original bill INTRODUCED by the Ia NJ.
Stevens, of Pa. The committee will soon ne
called anon 20 report, and this will be the fiji st
bill reported % the House.
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CAUeps OF INsANITY.-Next TO i'll health
recording to the recent report Of the direc,or
.incipal causes Of insanity in the West are do.
nestle troubles and religious excitement.
The victims of thete disorders are nearly equal
in enthusiastically -seven of the former and
thirty of the Datter-in the Indiana asy lum.
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The PRINTERS STRIKE N NEW YoaK The
primers strike continues, in New York, out
most OF the houses have yielded to the terms
demanded. II is said that one house yesterday
sent of good deal OF work to Canada, rather
than con cede TO the ad dvance demanded. About
two hundred book and job printers are idle in
concurrence Of the strike.
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Col. BALDWIN and q. H. Whlttlecay, Esq,
of Va were before the Reconstruction Com
mittC 3 this MOI ming relative TO the plan of ad-
mitting the State proposed by the committee of
nine now in this city. Col. Baldwin spoke for
some time in Iivor OF the plan. and was op-
posed by Mr.. Whittle1ey, who had not con-
cludod his a-s dmc 1t when the comm ttee ed.
Irnt
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Government sseat.ties.

WAsHIFsroH, Jan. p. lsea-Jay Cooke A
20. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent securities:
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ANTI Masonic PErITION.-In TIE Senate,
mis- morning, Mr.. Wilson prssen'. d a pet,tion
signC by f..sen persons. who sign themgalves
as citizens of Ooio, ssking a repeal OF the act
gIdntipg charter to the Ma onic Hall Asso-
,'iion IN the District of Columb.s. Their
petition states that they believe all secret asso-
g. atoms are dangerous 10 Republican govern
ments; that Ms -onic societies have for a Ion z
Tine directed their efiorts towards the support
OF slavery and the inception of the rebellion,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AILEN's LrxG BALSAN.

IL sells everywhere and gives satisfaction. Besd
tie tollcvine extracts from leste.
h. BowiE, Druggist. Uuiouto~n. Penn &.
write. ~AIlen o LuHs es1sam he's performed some
remark able cures about here I recommend ~fth
oenaoenoe IN al diseases ofthe Tnrcsf and 4 ass "
STERLING BRos Druggists, write from Osrrol-
toa Send us six dozen ALsENS : LUNG BAL
SAM. We are entirely ost OF % IL gives more
se.eIA Al Satisfaction than any other medicine we
sell msIim
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WE HAVE ADVICE, from Wheeling, as

WE HAVE ADNICE,lrom Wheeling, as late
as y sterday mornip", 10 the effect that le
contest Cor the Urit~d State Ssnatorship from
W, 81 Virginia is narrowed down TO a pret v
even lace between Ex-Governor Foreman, A
". CampteII aud Hon. Ch: ster ID. Hubbard.
tn the c1an.ts app rently IN .vor of the
first ramed &c en'lem n. although the -ult is
conceded - be in great doub.. The elc ction, t
is expo ctCd. will take place in a few days.
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e&on sale ct the Drug stores.
LILLY BROTHER,
"a South Sharp street, Baltimore. Nd, cole
Agents for Maryland. District OF Columbia. Penn
sylyania and Virginia. de7u
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IS THE Hot sE this morning, Mr.. Wash-
burnr Of Illinois, dur.rg debate, saii there
were but th'r;y-one working days remaining
ior this session, and six OF the most important
appropriation bills had not yet been acted upon
BY the Houee. The committees having these
bills IN charge had performed their duties, and
1t was now for the House to say what the y
would DO, whether they would go TO work aud
transact the public business, or devots them
sely,s 70 all sorts OF schemes and thus make
an extra session of Congress necessary, which
would last until July, and break down the in
coming administration.
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HoNoRABLY DIscHAk6ED.-Upon the recon-
rnendation Of General Grant, the Secretary OF
War has revoked so much of SPECIAL Orders
No 273 dated October 2. 1862, as dismissed from
service Colonel John q. Marshall, 18th ONO
Y oIunteers. and he has been honorably dis
naIiop, q OF date Ok said order Of dismissal.
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RELIEVED FEoM DUrY BY con- mand of
General Grant. Lieutenant Lewis NJ Haupt
Corps OF Engineers, has been relieved from duty
with Brevet BrigPdIer General w. +. Rev
nolds, Lieutenant Colonel Corps of Epyiueers
at Detroit. Michigan, and ordered to report in
pc son without delay to the ConnandiLg
General of the Fifth Military District for as
sigpment 10 duiy.
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SECOND LIEUTENANT JOHN AUGUR, I'd U S
Cavalry, (son Of Maj. Gen. Aueur,) NO " IN
Washington. has been ordered 10 report by let
ter TO the Superintendent Mounted Recraitiu 2
Service, Carlisle Barracks, Pa, for duty in
conducting the next detachment OF TrcruIfs to
tie Department of the Platte. Permission to
remain In this city until the detachment is
resdy 10 start has been granted him.
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P0LsCE INTELLIGENCE.

BURGLARY IN SIXTH AvENUE.-0n the morning
Of the 18th the hair store OF Mrs. Cathane Burns,
No. 1923 Sixth avenue, was visited by burglars, who.
forcing open rear door, Effected an entrance and
stole $500 worth OF hair.
MAN SERIOUSLY STABBED.-The Nineteenth
precinct police report that at an early hour yester
day morning James McCarty aged twenty-four
years living at the corner OF Fort nlnth street and
First avenue attacked and stabbed IN his sides
by an unknown man.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF WATCH AND CHAIN-A
young man named Johnson was charged yesterday
al Essex Market Police Court with stealing watch
and chain, valued at seventy five dollars, from VIM.
b. Duney, OF No. $50 East Eleventh street. Mr..
Duney testified that he saw the prisoner taking the
property out OF his vest pocket white his vest was
hanging up at his Office, No. 254 South street. Jus
tice Mansfield held the prisoner to answer at General
Sessions.
ALLEGED FoRGEIIEs.-A very respectable looking
gentleman, giving his name as Robert Mlnkleheln.
was yesterday arrested on charge Of swindhng
Mrs. Nara Nixon, Of No. 35 Baxter street, and DR..
Sweeny OF No. 20 Mott street, out OF advances made
Oh alleged worthless checks for sixty.hve dollars,
each given on the Sank OF America. He told pitt
full story to Dr. Swccny, pretending that one OF els
children had Just died and It being AFTER banking
hours received the advance loan on the check, with
which to buy colfn. The evidence being conclu-
sive against hlm he was committed 10 answer the
oh
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nnent on the warrant on whicS Pratt was arrested
required his production at one O'Clock. have not
produced him here. About an hour ago was served
with an order from Judge McCunn directing me to
discharge Pratt from custody. IL was The first off,
cial information IN any way had Of any action on
the part OF Judge McCunn. The writ or habeas
corpus was directed TO the keeper OF the county
jail. and directed him to produce Pratt.
The keeper is not my agent and Ia not
my supors Innate, and the writ was not served
on me. have not had opportunity to give the order
TO discharge the prisoner the consideration which
ought TO give. II the prisoner was to be brought
before our Honor 1t could only be done under the
protection OF such force would insure ms safe
keeping beyond question. To get such force there
las not been time since was served with the order
OF Judge McCunn.
Assistant District Attorney Jackson moved that
the case be adjourned liii Monday next, at ten
O'Clock. The case was adjourned TO that day at
twelve O'Clock.
THE FUTURE ACTION OF MARSHAL BARLow-TACTs
AND RUMORS.
The rumor anoat yesterday afternoon that Pratt
was to be surrepttiously removed from Fort Schuy-
Ter last nlgnt and Immediately sent to Texas was
without any foundation. The rumOr that Pratt was
10 be produced TO-DAY before Judge McCunn, III pur.
suance OF an agreement between the counsel Of
Pratt and the District Attorney is equally unfounded
There was, however, an understanding between the
District Attorney aud Judge McCuDn that no action
would be taken IL the premises as between the lat
ter and Marshal Barlow until to-day.
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sUpEBlC5 CCy3T-SptClAL TERM.

The Fcuian Litisntion-COup d'Etat OF MIR.
Thomas j. Barr Ms the 'sHead Cenire' Of
the Fenian Eunis-Order Appointing Him
Receiver of All their Funds.
Before Judge McCunn,
The following is a copy OF the order entered yester
day on the motion heard on August d.
Vilidn1 H. Bdiiey US John OMd1toIlu Thomas j.
Barr, august Belmont and Ernest b. Luode.-Up0n
reading the verified complaint III this action and on
reading and fling the aidavt OF NE plaintiff herein
and on all the papers and proceedings mentioned IN
said allldayt, and after hearing Il. D. Guernsey, OF
counsel Tor plaintiff, on q motion to appoint re-
celver in this action, and alter hearing Boyer j.
Page, OF counsel for the defendant 0'MahOny, in
opposition thereto, ana James Henderson appear
ing AS counsel for the defendant Barr, and William
M. Maciarian appearing as counsel Tor defendants
Belmont and Lucke, and due elaboration having
been mad thereon'--Now 1t Is hereby ordered that
Thomas j.. Barr, OF the city and county OF New
York, be and il hereby appointed receiver OF all
the moneys and funds placed III the hands OF August
Belmont Il Co. by John O'Mahony and derived
from the sale OF Fenian bonds, and also all the funds
and moneys deposited IN the hands Of Peter b.
Sweeny, CITY Chamberlain OF New York city, IN a
certain action in the Supreme Court In which said
O'Mahony Is party claiming to be entitled to re-
ceiye said funds; and eso all The funds and money
wheresoeyef situated and in whatsoever hands the
same may be, which were derived and accumulated
by the said OMahony by the sale OF said Fenlan
bonds mentioned ana described IN the complaint IN
action. 1t is further ordered that said Thomas j..
Barr before entering upon his said trust shall exc
cute and file with the clerk OF this court o bond in
the usual form, given by receivers TO the people Of
the state of New York, in the penalty oil $4,000,
with sufficient surete5, freehoiders OF said city and
and county OF New York, to be approved as to Its
form and manner Of execution by justice OF this
court; and that said Thomas J. Barr upon filing
such bond as aforesaid shall be invested with all
the rights and powers OF receivers according to law
And the said Peter b. Sweeny, the City Chamber.
lain OF New York city Is hereby ordered and directed
to pay over 10 said receiver upon due notice OF this
order, the OF SIS, 1913 now In his hands afore-
said, deposited IN an action IN the Supreme Court
on the Goth dag of July 1869, In which John Lawless
Is namei as plaintiff and August Belmont IL named
as defendant. JAMES NJ. SWEENY, Clerk.
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Wabash. u TAX; DO. preferred. 70 81 Fort
Wayne 1891 163x; Alton and Tore Haute an
ssx, do preferred, 50 sex; Ohio and Mississippi
80 32k, Delaware and Lackawanna, III 112k.
New Jersey Central 10S a1Osk; Chicago and Alton
loa, do. preferred, 102; Morris and Essex, 6Ss q
ss1s, Hanniba, and st. Joseph 12ox 127; do. pre-
ierrcs, 100; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
trial. "a
state bonds were weak on Tennessees and North
Caroliuas and steady on the rest OF the list. The
new IenseAsees In the afternoon were pressed for
sale and osered freely at 5i-a decline OF Ak per
cent upon the opening figure. These bonds are SUI.
ferlng nom the discussion OF the question OF repu-
diaiion by politicians in the State. Virginia bonds
are firm on private advices from Richmond OF the
determines ion OF che Governor eject OF the state aud
the Legislature TO repair the credit of the State
by paying he interest on their bonded debt 1t
Is propOseG to fund the new skies and pay
she over due coupons OF the first acts looking
to this end. The following the closing pri ses:-
Tennessee skies, ex coupon, ol1 6a}s; Tennessee
SKIES new, 81; Virginia SKIES, ex coupon 55z as5e;
Virginia sizes, rev, 90 q CO; Georgia skies, 81;
Georgia u.s. DIX %; North Carolina skies, ex c3u-
pom, 6oH = 81; North CswOlina SKIES, new. 4slj
South Carolns skies, new, % IS; Missouri Axes,
SIX bid do. ST.. Joseph, 92ss Louisiana Skies Tx
Tx; Louisiana levoe SKIES 6l& q s.; Alabama
eights o. 03x.
Tho money market worked without new features
to-day, moderately active atstx and per ceit
for caii loans governments ana stock collateras
respectively. Commercial paper Is quiet, and prime
names range from seven to nine per cent.
Foreign exchange " hrm on the basis OF sterling
sixty days. lO9X 109X: bankers. good TO prime
lO9% 1l01s; short sight, l10H a4l03; Paris, sixty
days, 5.1sS 5iaX; short sight, 6l24l 5il&.
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.
The latest revenue decision in regard to importers
and dealers of liquors runs as folows-


Importers of foreign goods or merchsndiss who effect aes
n, their impoations through tho medium Of commercial
broSors nro regarded Dealers dealers in liquors. within
The ming OF Internal Revenue law, and their special
tY ~ such should assessed upon tho basis OF all sales
made ehor by themselves through Others excepting those
sales BY through other wholesale dealers on com
payment Of special in accordance with the terms OF this
eier the ruling the Office In tho case OF r. ID: Morgan
Co. upon subject which you rser having been recon
sdered and reversed
In consequence OF this ruling each u ooO instead
government unless the brokers' tax be RENTED, Of
which there Is at present no prospect.
In connection with this II will be OF interest to
many people TO know that suits have been com
mencea against large number OF brokers for the
tax OF one twentyiourth OF one per cent per NOUN
p ants against about $50 Of them have already been
received and the trials OF those members OF ilrms
Bymg IN BROOKLYN will be held In that city, and the
came rule Will be followed in relation to the trial
OF those living in this city. Tue trial OF those OF
fendera who live In brooklyn Will begin IN tho
United States District Court about the 4th or 10Th
instant
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was ou nominal Be. &c. lower for spring but
active ana frm winter For choice No. spring @l %
was hid but at the 81 30 the best bid and Tor sos
vhest The bids varied from ~ ~ ~ 3D. according TO con-
don There were sales Of spring wheat to-day anu Inc
sales noted were made last evening The sales part last
night were 100000 bushels at vi 81 ~ ~ fer No
sprinq III 10 I'll 70 tor amber Ohio and Indiana 20
ml ID amber Michigan the spot and arrive u 20 Tor
White Genesee 81 50 for do Kentucky VI ~ ~ 90 ior
new Tennessee 10 arrive, and VI oo ~ "a Ior
amber state. Corn was quiet but steady; there
~as not enough make market The sales were
about bushels SOC. III II for unsound and Interior
raw mixed Wescrn 81 10 81 for common 20 prime DO,
Nj N III % for yellow and 81 " "a for white South.
Oats were demand and sales were made OF
IN o0 bushels 55c for old and new Rye was quiet
mt 1m at 81 81 70 for Western apd state, while barley
and barley malt renamed dull and nominal
fnrioHrs.-Thc market WAS quiet, business being re-
s,riced by the high rates demanded. The engagements
TO liverpool, fe3 bushels -four al 2s 3D. and per
steamer 1900 bushels wheat Gas. evening" At sd Vd .y was
lard at s5s. aus, 100 boxes bacon at Sos,
in shlps bags 81 The charters AN Austrian bark,
20 Cork for ORDERS with $500 quarters grain at os
Baltimore with salt at &c. SACK thence 70 an
Eastern port with coa Danish brig from Richmond 70
Rio with 800 bbls. nour at 81 British ship NOW Ia DAN
Qor from Philadelphia 10 Antwerp with oou DDS
a. IT, bark TO Bboa, with 5JO bbs petroleum ana iIs
rrodca an American brig, loo TONS TO RIO fache ana
hack and bark PHI adephia to the Contlnst WIN
9t0O nbls net oeum on private tegtns- -,
CuNrtEs were quiet and we beard OF no SAFES r,ccs
were seadg however, at 1885, lc Tor bags ai zSc' S'sc
Hors market continued 10 r"'s ou''' tho ds~'nA
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Corr EE.-Rio quiet, but unchanged ia vaue Sales
s7 bags Wavelet and 800 do. Din ots private TERMS
about 800 bags offered auction but only 76 bags
Sold balance being Withdrawn For other descrip
tons the remained dull and prices generally were
nominal
meal 1885 bushels wheat $500 do. corn, lssl0 do
10 rye The for state aud western Tour
without activity, the demand from all cssses OF
buyers icing light, bu, prices were STEADY, OK.
cept for the shipping grades, which were tribe
lower California hogI was dg and d hsa St,. the
extra State export 81 2 Southern Hour was only IN
moderate demand and prices generally were heavy sales
6D0 bbis RYE -four was heavy the sales being 2o0
bills For corn the msrke! quiet but steady Sales