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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-24

auii saia -tft n&atts of deposn hA s,tar
interest at a rate not exceeding two "a
half per ceut per "A NUN 4; aud any
.rtonnt OF gold coin SO de sued may b
thdra~ n from drposi' at any time after
thirty days from h. dnr. or aeposIt, anu
after len days notice and on The return
of said certificates Prou,ded, That The
interest on ali such deposits shali cease
and determine nj the rlcasur~ o. the Sec
retary OF The Treasury. Aud not less
than twenty five per cent or th. coin de-
posted for or represented by said certih-
Gates Of deposiis sasli lie re,ained In the
tfeasur, for thr payment ut said certih-
cnt-s and the rscrss hey ond twenty-five
per cent. may lac applied at The discretion
OF the Secretary ~ tbc Treasury to the
payment rrsrrdeD ptiun of such outstand.
ing bonds of the United States heretofore
issued aud known ns the 6v,-rwepty
bouds, rs b. may designate under The
prorisions OF the fourth section OF this
acl 400 any certificates of deposit is
SUED as aforesaid, may be received AZ
par with the interest accrued therein in
p-ym"n f'r any bonds author,zed To be
issued by this act
I sec. 8. And lie it further enactod That ~.
! United states bonds purchased and now h.ld
/ IN the 'feasary in accordance with the proyi-
SONS relating to n sinking fund, of section Eve
ol t9e Rct eBtit.eil .sn act TO au,hor;ze th,
issue "f United States notes. and for the re-
demftl"n OK funding thereof and for funding
TIE h"atins debt o: the United States M,
proved tebrunry twenty-fifth. eighteen hum
area aud sixty-two. and all other United states
bonds which bGvc been Purchased by the Soc
J rstaty ~ the Treasury with surplus funds In
the treasury, and now held in the treasury ~
the United States, shall be cance.filed and de-
stroyed, q detailed record of such bonds so
cancelled and destroyed TO be frs, mnds in the
o""ks OF the Treasury Department. Any
bonds hereafter applied to said sinking fund
aud al other United States bonds rede.mcd.
or pad hereafter by the United States. shall
also in like manner be recorded. cancellllcl
and destroyed, and the amount of the honda
OF each class that have been canceiTllel and
destroyed shall be deducted respectively from,
The amount of each class of the outstnndf,..
debt "i The United States. In addition 10
othef am"hhts that may be applied to the re-
dcmpti"n or payment Of the public debt. AN
amount equal to the interest ON all bond, he.
. iouE,hS 10 the aforesaid sinking fund shall he
hpphei, as The Secretary of the Treasury sh,ll
from time 10 time direct, to the paytnent Of
the public debt as provided for in section five
OF The act aforesaid. And the amount 40 10
, be applied il hereby Appropriated Annually for
that purpose, out Of the receipts for duties ON
imported goods.
Approved, July IA, 1870.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-24
PUBLIc-fo. 1872 I
AN ACT 10 establish po.t roed.

BcHenacte Il by NE SENATE ard Honsr of R,,
rescnto'rss of Me Un'fsd States of America
IN Congress 0sschl6ied:
That the following be establis he'd as pos.
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ALRANg Register.
OFFICIAL
LAW s
OF THE UNITED STATES.
! OFFICIAL.
!PUBLiC-No. lGf1
SUpp1eneHr.

rAssED Ar TUE -EcoNp SESSION or THE foRTr-
FIRST Co>GEfsS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-24
ARIZONA.

FIR m Walnut Grove TO Wickenbnrg.
From PTeseott to- Wiiaru-un's Valley
From Prescott via Walnut Grove. to Wick
erbnrg
From Prescott to Woo'sev Valley.
From Wiekenburg to Nulture Mine
From Wuoisey Valley, Big Bug. aud Maple
Shades, to Black Canon ana Nickenburg/
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-24

sr- = ard IL II ferth-t enacted THas
when the retcrn oi any person is Iucreusct: hs
the assistant assessor, >ic!, person may !iI.i!i
his bauk, ;tni accounts and 10 pes:uiItei TO
prove AMI ,;ee,,tie. uHder oath tie amount uG
i:lconle liable he assessed; but ~nch IA aud
evidence st.aii n"t he conclusive OF tie facts
ana M Deductions claiuied III suc cases -nai
be allowed until approved. by TIE assistant
s4s~.ir. Any perruu nlav appeal from the de-
ei>ot OF ,!sc assistant iSSe >sor III >t.cI cases
II t:8e assessor oi the district, ans liz is i7on
thereon. uAie-s reversed by titA toainI-olsue.
Q. TaternAi ieVeuEe. shall oe iI..i ! lr i1rt:i
time ami lnaaner o proceeding sijs,. 5e sub
et to reg sIiagio;is Il. De pres.i BED - The GOl4-
missioner OF In, ernal heSe4lu--
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01
CONGRESSIONAL.
From the Door County Advocate.


We are not at all surprised to learn
that strong desire is manifesting itself
among the prominent Democrats in this
congressional district, to have Mr.. Saw
yer consent to denomination for con-
gress. We know many Democrats who
are at work urging it upon him, on the
ground that no other man in the district
can go to Washington. and continue the
good work lie has inaugurated for the
completion by the government of the
highway from the Mississippi to the
lakes through the heart of Wisconsin.
and that no other man, be he Repubii-
can or Democrat, can carry through con-
gress another bill giving four millions of
dollars to improve our rivers and harbors.
We have said all along that the Demo
Gratis along the lines of these improve
ments would cut loose from the leading
strings of party, and go in for the man
who could accomplish the most for the
benefit of the district. We are glad to
see that Democrats are waking up to the
fact that if Mr.. Sawyer be not again re-
turned to congress, all that has been
done so far in preparing the way for
these mighty works, will be of no avail.
and will be abandoned just at the very
moment when success is within our
grasp.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01
WAREER'S PILE REMEDY, :,


arm eTs Tile Kennedy has never failed (nor
even III cse) the very worst case, OF Eiind
itching or Bleeding Plies. Thuse who are afflicted
should immediately call on their druggist get
NAkNGR PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly I'll Piles
and Is not recommended to any other disease It
has cured nany vi thirty years standing
frice One Dollar For sale BY druggists everyw here
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01

THE number of immigrants arriving at
New York to date, since January LIST, is
l57, GEO, decrease of 10000 from the
corresponding months of last year.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01

The New York Herald proposes SEN
ator Howe, of Wisconsin, as minister to
England.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough EaIsann is healing soft
ening and eXIectoratiug. The extraordinary power
it possesses iii Immediately relieving, and eventually
curing the most obstinate of Coughs Colds
Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh. Hoareness,
Asthma and Consumption Is almost II credible. So
prompt is the relief and its effects in I'LL the
above cases, any affection of the throat and lungs
that thousands of physicians daily prescribing it,
and one and all say that it is the healing and
Fectoratng medicine known. One dose always af: or,
relief. and i'll most bottle effects IA cure
Sold by druggists, in large bottles Price One Dollar
1t is you fault if you still cough and suffer The
Balsan i'll cure.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink,
WarnCr'S VinUns Vit;r- or Wine Of s.iEe,
is free from any poisonous drugs or impurities, Icing
prepared for those who require stinulant Ii is
splerd appetizer and tonic, and the finest thing in
the world for purifying the blood. 1t is the most
pleasant and delicious article offe ed the pub
lie, far superior to brandy. whisky wine, btters or
any other article. 1t healthy, and cher per-
Both male and female, young and old, take tho
Wine of Life 1t is in fact Iii. preserver. Those
who wish to enjoy good health and free flow of Iive-
ly spirits, will do well to take the Zine of Life 1t is
different from any thing before in 1t is sold by
druggists also al all respectable saloons Price One
Dollar, in onart bottles.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01
DYSPEPSIA


warmers Eys esepsfa 'FGnFc is prepared ex
rcssiy Tor Dyspe tics and those SUFFERING ai,it-
ual C0stI,eHcss Il is slightly stimulating tonic
and splendid appetizer; il strengf ErIis the
and restores the digestive organs to their healthy
state Weak, nervous and dysreptic persons should
use WARNEEs DYSPEPSIA Tonic. For sale by drug gifts
PriceEone Dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27
THE MCFARLAND MURDER
TRIAL.
Fifteenth Day.

New YORK, April 90.
This morning on the opening Of the
Court in the Mcfarland case, DR.. Vance
was again placed on the stand, and testi.
fed further regarding the mental condi'
tiOn Ofthc prisoner.
The witness was called for the defence
and testified for the prosecution. lie also
testified in tho Chambers case and EIlid
that Chambers was not insane. Chambers
said he had triumphcd over all the
Doctors, but the witness, DR.. Parsons,
physician Of the New York city Lrnatic
Asylum, since testified tint he lad given
his attention especially to disease Of the
brain and mind. The witness had between
five and six thousand cases under his CNrc.
4 pulse heating from ITO to l2O would
lead to disease Oftlo brain; o person may
attend 10 business and I've suffering from
an attack Of acute mania. Mr.. Graham
here read partOE the testimony Of Mr.. Bill.
lings relating TO when Mr., Billings met
the prisoner on Broadway onNthe day Of
the shooting. At this meeting Mr. Billings
thought the prisoner In very strange
condition Of mind. He also read
a portion or Mr.. Garritt WickhOm'B
testimony rs to his going with tho prison.
or u short time before the shooting. Nc.
Furland acted like mailman on this &C.
casion, and could not be quietel by Wick
ham. rs
The testimony Of james Taylor Mr..
WiCkhum's clerk, and that Of Joseph
O'BriCn, DR.. Ward, DR.. Watson, Mr. Nam
'g0us and Mr.. MOres wNs read. The long
question put by Mr.. Gerry, on yesterday,
10 DR.. Vance, was Hgain read, and the
witness asked what opinion he would
form from this evidence, supposihg Il to
bO truO of the state Of mind Of the prison.
or Mt the time Of the shooting, and par
tiCularly from 4:90 i. N. to SEQ r. NJ. on
the 25th November, 1860.
Judge Davis objected to the cqucstion on
the ground that II was asking the opinion
Of an expert on statements OF those who
wore not experts. -, :
The Court ruled the question admissA-
bic.
talnly deem tho prisoner insane Mt the
time Of the shooting.
The Court here took q recess
The afternoon session was consumed in
the Cross.cxamination of DR.. Parsons, and
taking the testimony Of cx-Surgcon Cen
cral Hammond, on tho points ot insanity.
The Court adjourned early, In respect To
the memory II eX.,IudgC Abraham d. Rus.
sol, who died suddenly last night from
apOplexy or heart disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27
The Latest News.
News Of the Day.


Charleston is luxuriating in green peas
1t Is estimated that the income tax for
1900 will produce $S5,OOO,OOO.
The days are four hours and q half lon'
ger than they were on the goth OF Dc
cember.
A mulatto succeeds Gen. Bragg in the
control of the New Orleans Water Works,
and the Democratic papers Of that city
RrC in great grief thercnt.
The match game Of billiards ut Chicago
Monday night, between Coon md Parker
800 points French carome, was wOn'by
Coon by one point
Yesterday was the day set apart III
most of the Southern States for the dccorR'
ton of the graves Of the Confederate dead
There are six thousand five hundred
cmigants coming next week from Great
Britain.
Miss Matte johnson, whose name at
Laincd an unpleasant notoriety in contunc'
tion with that Of Rev. Horace Cook, the
Nems says, lms married respectable
young man In New York d.
Five thousand bushels Of oats were sold
on Change in Chicago, on Saturday, de-
livcrablC on reception Of intelligence that
the Fenian army had occupied the Red
River country. ....-.
A row .is reported on the Ogdensburg
Railroad ut Shndisl, Nc. The laborcrs
on section 10 arc said to have struck and
attacked the labOrers on section 10 to drive
them oil. Officers have gone from Port
land to enforce order.
The building Of road sixteen miles
long, from GAINESVILLE to Dresden, Ohio,
has been commenced, connecting the Gin
cinnati and Zancsv: pic road with the Pan
Handle.
Gov. Walker, Of Virginia, receives daily
ten big bags full Of applications for office
lie has the contents carefully filed away
The Ohio Legislature al lis latc SESSION
passed only seventy-twO general acts, and
tile Columbus State journal says that
there was less buncOmbe legislation and
less of the mischGyiOus special tinkcrlnG
business than ut any other session within
the memory Of the oldest nhabitant.
The twelfth annual report Of the trade
of Milwaukee presents TINT city in n flour
ishing condition. In grain she beats
Chicago in 1863 by about million bushels
In receipts and shipments.
Late Southern papers make strong up
pcals to the President to reconsider his dc
termination not to recommend Congress
to grant universal amnesty 10 participants
In the late rebellion: They plead earnest
" for the removal Of all disabilities.
Nearly eight hundred brick makers arc
ON strike at Croton Landing, N. Y, ii
consequence orH reduction Of wages.
The stockholders OF tho Mercantile Ii
brary Association of Philadelphia, have
hereafter decided to keep open on Sun
day. m.
The Auburn, N. V, City National Bank
was robbed Tuesday Of $31, 600 in green
backs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27
Tho weather Yesterday.

The TSsttrn UMIOn Telegraph Cos, BUHt'in.
Noon, April 25.
Baltimore, clear; wind north; thCrmOm.
ctcr 53 degrees.
Columbus, clear and pleasant.
Cincinnati, clear; wind northeast; tller-
momcter So degrees.
Pittsburgh, clear; heavy frost last night;
wind west; thermometer 81 degrees.
Louisville, cloudy; wind northeast; thcr-
momcter 81 degrees
Chicago, clear and warm; wind south
cast.
Detroit, clear; wind southeast thcrmom-
eter So degrees.
Saginaw, clear; wind southeast ther-
mOmCtcr 40 degrees.
New York, Clear; wind southwest; thcr'
mometer 81 degrees.
New Orleans, clear; wind southwest;
thermometer Is degrees.
Buffalo, clear; wind southwest hcrm0m'
etcr so degrees.
Mobile, clear and calm; thermometer "a
degrees.
Philadelphia, Clcarand cool; wind north
west; thermometer 80 degrees.
Portland, cloudy, wind southwest; thcr'
mOmCter 80 degrees.
Richmond, clear; wind northwest; tler.
mometer So degrees.
81. Louis, clear wind east.
Washington, clear and cool; wind north
west; thermometer 4G degrees.
Charleston, cloudy; wind northeast
thermometer o. degrees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. April %.

CINCINNATI, ApriI ~.
FIouR-U Unchanged and dull.
GRATN-Wheat-QhiGL; demand moderate Al
81 1901 10Y. COrn-Dull and prices dropping, at
88n80c OatR-Firm ut 6G0f2c: supply light: du'
mRnd good. Ryc-99696c with moderate demand.
Barlcy-Dull Ht sO00Oc for spring; and 9an(D$l %
CoTTox-DulI and unchanged; mIddIIngS at
22Xc. 49,. ,-...o.,,, oa,.
Csc.
PRoy1srONs-Thc market IL GFmer and rates
generally higher. Mess POrk-SOld at SD. but
The demand at this rate was limited. There was
good demand for Bulk Meats, chiefly EhOllder4;
BGes Of 900 lbs ut lie for shOnldcrE lac for RIB
sides; IdlSc for clear rib: and lbC for clear hold
Crs asked Nc higher at the close for all. Bacon
Very rm; sales Of 100 hhlS At l2Hc for shoulders;
I5Asc for clear rib sides: and lBXc for clear; not
much ont Of smoke, and to como out next week
Hc higher Is asked for all kinds. Sugar cured
hams liFm at lSGlSEc: good demand:
LARD-In demand; 400 tlercGs sold at lBc Tor
country, and l6S e Tor city. but little offered.
BUTTER-Dull: mono hut strictly ircSh sHlCnblc,
and It brings 90G8jc.
EGGs-DuIl nj l4StI5C.
OILs-Linsecd Oll-At SGI9Ic. Lard OIL AT
g. 91(pl ~, tending upwards. pCtrolCum-At %
ORC for rC[ned.
GROCERIEs-Sugur-FIr with good demand,
sales Of lG9 hhds Of New Orleans ut l04Gbl2a{c,
the latter rate for choice. COiEGc-In good de-.
mand; sales Of 81 bags at 9O62Sc for common to
prime.
SEEps-ClOvcr and TImothy-Nominally un.
changed; season over.
GOLD-ll3A buying.
EXCIIAHGE-FlFm at par buying.
MONEY-Markct easy at SOLO per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 2t

W NASulNhlONI ALhI w.
The City Councils have passed joint
resolution requesting the Congressional
Committee on the District of Columbia to
report and secure il possible the passage
Of u bill for the organization Of the public
schools in the District Of Columbia, by
which All children can be educated re-
gardlcss Of color, to DO governed by one
board Of trustees. ...
Col. Spence, Of East Tennessee, wAs be.
fore tho Reconstruction Committee today.
lie vaguely favored reconstruction.
The House Committee on Banking and
Currency came to 10 conclusion on ShGr-
mans 5000, 900 currency bill.
The House Committee oil the Pacific
Railroad will this week hear arguments
for and against the Trans. Continental
Railroad Company.
The President has nominated to the
Senate John +. Appleton to be Judge Of
the United States District Court OF the
Eastern district of Texas, vice Watrous
retired on full pay.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Re.
lations held meeting this morning for
the consideration Of the DNricn and TC.
hunntepcc inter.occanic canal treaties
Admiral Porter and General MiChlCr are
to be present ut the next meeting to give
information relative to the character Of
the last named route.
The Secretary Of the Treasury sends to
Congress tomorrow Il bill prepared by
tho Deputy Controller Of the Currency
relative TO coinage. It's CodlticAtion Of
all tho laws on tho subject, with add.
tions and alterations required by minting
operations. 1t proposes to dispense with
tile silver dollar. The Secretary will rec.
ommend the passage Of the bill.
The Supreme Court will notmeet again
until Saturday, when an adjournment for
the term will take place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27
FRANCE.

PARIS, April ~.
Olivier has addressed circular 10 the
electors Of France. He presses upon the
people the fact that while m affirmative
vote means quiet and peace, and gives IN
opportunity for the Emperor and his min.
listers to accomplish reforms, Il negative
vote means anarchy, disorder, revolution
and revenge.
It is reported that during the period Of
the plebisCitum the Prince Imperial will
visit several Of the largG European capi-
tals.
Yesterday there were many public
meetings not only in Paris but elsewhere
in France, for the consideration Of affairs
relative to the plcbiscitum. So far M
known there were no disorders whatever
The American Consul General for
Egypt has arrived. The trAdO dispatches
excite great interest throughout the COun.
try. Prime Minister Olivier Is seeking to
frame u compromise between capitalists
md labOrcrs.
Numbers Of the Carlists returning to
France arc arrested and compelled to
remain nj their placcs Of abode. Several
Ofthcir leaders were seized Oh the Spanish
frontier.
The Ii PrcsSe announces that on the
12th of May an amnesty for Offences
against the press will be issued.
RCspoil, chief radical, has issued u
manifesto pronouncing against the plcbis-
citum. He advises the citizens to remain
quiet in casc Of riot, declaring that all
must be decided by universal suffrage,
nothing by violence.
The ministerial circular on the plcbisCi,
tum is Censurcd by many Of the Journals
because it alludes to the spectre rouge.
Hostility to the plehiscitum in Paris Is
apparently increasing. 1t was remarked
to-day that the Emperor willie holding u
review wOs coIdly received by the spccta-
tOFa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27
CANADA.
TORONTO, April 9

lORONTO, april ~.
A dispatch from Ottawa says Judge
Black and Father RichOt havo lad u pri.
vatG interview with the Premier. Moth.
ing was determined upon, but progress
made toward the adjustment of diiliCul.
ties. In the meantime the arrangements
for sending IN armed force into tho terri.
tory will continue, and the original inten.
tion bc fully carried into effect Tho In.
tcrview win be continued tomorrow.
OTTAWA, April 60.
In the House Committee last night, Mr.,
Mckenzie sNid last week the government
asked extraordinary power u provide
against the anticipated attack, and he de.
sired to know il the danger Ind been less
than expected, and IL the government was
prepared to repeal the net suspcnding the
ha6cas corpus, as they should not need.
lessly alarm the country and disturb busl.
ness, preventing emigration by exciting
fears that the country was In danger Of be.
ing disturbed.
Sir Geo. Z. Cartier said the government
had certain information on which II acted,
although this was not the time to Justify
tIleif actions. lie might say they hnd not
withdrawn all the forces from the frontier
The decided action taken hAd prevented
invasion, but they had that day received
information that all the volunteers should
not bO withdrawn Us there was still dan.
ger ahead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27
MEMPHIS, April 20.

Chickasaw Jockey Club-tlst day
pOst.stake for NIl ages, two mile heats,
$50; Club adds 5000: won by Morgan's
Scout, beating Alice Hunt and King Tom
in same order, Dcrringcr being distanccd
in first heat. TimG-3:43!, &t4. Der
ringer was the ilvoritc in the pools last
night, and Alice Hunt to-day. Betting
wNs spirited.
Sweepstakes for three year olds, mile
dash-subscription $25, Club adds $500;
won by Regent, beating Defender, Cheat:
hams gray tilly, by Brown Dick, and
Richards chestnut tilly, by War Dance,
in same order. Time-1:45.
The attendance was good and the track
spIcndil
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Finally, to our Republican friends, irrc-
spectivc of ali shades Of opinion upon any
questions hitherto discussed with any feel
ing amongst us, let us express the hope
that each and ull Of us will prepare our
selves to come together in a spirit Of
brothcrly kindness md GorbcaranCc, as
those having common past of which
they arc proud, and II common future Of
which they are Jealous and hopeful, and
determined only upon carrying forward to
successful completion the great work Of
progress and reform with which the par
ty is so cmincntly connected,
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ITALY.
FLORENCE, April 60,

The citizens have instituted subscrip.
tion for statue 10 Savonvale Ns u protest
against the Ecumenical Council. A large
amount has already been subscribed.
RoME, April 25, VIA. LONDON 90.
In the Ecumenical Council to.day, COO
fathers voted with one voice for tho Con-
stitution Dc Eide.
Miss Lewis, the American sculptrcsS,
llas received orders for work from the
MARQUIS Of Butte.
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Nc,v York Produce Market.

EEw YoRK, April 81.
CorTON-HeAyy; SaIea Of I, 100 bales at 2aTc for
mIddling uplAndS.
and homo tFadO demand.
RAIN-Wheat-Falrly active and hrm At the
advance obtained on change; No. 2 spring At 81 10
al IS: winter rcd and amber western at 81 40
IN. Rye-Dull and unchanged. Oat4-Quiet
at B9kc for western In store. Corn-FiTm At
81 l9IDl 10 for sound new mixed western.
ROvIsToNs-POFk-Steady 500 bbls mess, sci
Ter May ut 3s 25 aud the same price bid for June.
Beef-FIrm and fairly active. Cut Mcats-In re-
quest at fnll prices.
LARD-Quiet at l6HGb16Hc for prime steam
EdOs-SIcady At l&6lSkc.