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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-13

THE PROT STANT EPISCOPAL STsDAy
School ASSOCIATIONS met at Epiphany Church
1ast evening The Rev. DIR. Knight extended on
behalf OF the rector and vestry OF EPIPHANY
Church, the use Of that church for a general
jubilee of the Protestant Episcopal SUNDAY
Schools on the 10th day OF June. The date was
consequently changed to June Eth, and on
motion OF Gen. W. III. Brown. the following
committee of six superinte ndents was appointed
70 make the necessary arrangements: Messrs.
Matthews. Christ Church, Georgetown: Mar
bury, ST. Johns Church. ,IeOrEetOwn; DIR.
,JOsePhs, Epiphany. Washington; Mr.. Duncan
son, Ascension, Washington; DR.. Keyburn, St
Johns Washington; and p. p. Little. Christ
Church, Washington.
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDBR.-Gentlemen fur
nishing their own material, can have their
Shirts made to order at the shortest notice, at
Keen's, 422 9Th street northwest. Satisfaction
guaranteed. ALL:
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llY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown
TRUSTEES sA AZ yALIAEIE REAL Es-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABIE REAL rs.
TATE IN GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
- BY virtue of a deed Of trust from Charles
II Edmonston and wife, made January 18th, 1870,
- and reco rded amongst the land records Of said
District in Lber No. COS, folio 3l3, &C. and at the
request Of the party secured thereby will offer for
sale at public auction, on THURSDAY, the aga of
May, 1888, ~ O'Clock p. m, in front of the prem
said; known and described the southern part of
LOT No o. in Peter Beatty, Threlkeld, aud Deakins
thirty two feet on the west side Of Lingan street
between LIST and Prospect streets, and running back
by a substantial Frame Dwelling recently repaired
Terms: One-fouIth Of the purchase money cash
for which notes bearing six per cent interest from
the day Of sale shall be given, to be secured by
deed OF trust Of the premises. The terms of sale
must be compiled with within four days after day Of
SALE or the property shall be resold upon five days
notice at the risk and cost Of the defaultiuR pur.
chaser. All convey ancing at buyers cost A de-
poste Of 200 will be required the close Of SALE
HUGH CAPERTON, Trustee.
MI lConrierl THOS. BOWLING. Anct
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To OBTAIN the most delicious julip or smash
made OF the finest material. and manipulated in
the most artistic manner, go to Geo. w. Driver s
new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Four and a. half street. As
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PoND's EXTRACT is for sale at Wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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Georgetown Advertisements,

GRAND CONCERT
BY THE CHILDREN OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF GEORGETOWN, DC.
At FORREST HALL. TUESDAY EVENING
MAY Is commencing at = To o'clock. Tic xets. %
cents; children, Is cents mia a.
IL ISSINGES AND NICHEV WATER on
IA drausht, corner Bridge and Washing ton sits,
NeoTsetoWn. MI ct
Try THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown
CHANCERY SALE OF COMFORTABLE FRAME
pM ELLlNG HOUSE ON PROSPECT STREET,
- By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Caur, Of
4: the District Of Columbia, passed ia cause No
3l5s, Speiden et al. vs.. Mahagan 1t al, will
sell, in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, the
l1th day Of MAY, A: ID. 1873, at 51s O'Clock D. m /,
feet from II Ugh street, Prospect street AMI run
ming thence west Is feet thence south 100 thence
east Is feet and thence north to the beginning The
property is that lately occupied by John Mahagan.
No Prospect street, and is improved with a com,
Portable 3-story frame Dwelling House.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; residue az and IL
months with interest AT per cent from the iay Of
sale; $50 deposit when the property is struck of
ConVeyencing at expense of purchaser.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
m9 dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auciir
lGe"rgetOwn Courier n
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The Fish Markets

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF new Ash for this
day, furnished to THE STAR by George w
Harrison & Co., wholesale dealers in fish Nos,
~ King ST.. 10, 81, Sc fish wharves. Alexandria:
Shad, per hundred, $1,000 to S12 90; Herring per
thousand. $3.50 to IS: white perch, per bunch
80 3O rock, per bunch, 25 to 3O Offa per bunch
at the fish wharves were made to SINNERS hy
Il. A. Golden Il Bro; agents:-T 900 shad from
siO to sl3; 1000 herring from s5 to SO; 10
surgeons, from &c. 70 42c.; 60 punches rock,
from 20c. to soc.
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TEE PHILADELPHIA TEMPERANCE BLESSING
will arrive here Tomorrow afternoon. All the
temperance organizations in this CITY will
assemble at .Ionadab Hall. southwest corner o.
nh and j. streets. az O'Clock, and proceed by
the following route: ID street 70 10th, Pennsyl-
.ria avenue and New Jersey avenue, TO the
Derot where they will receive and escort their
Philadelphia frierIs way y, { IT,, IT,. 90 the
Foundry VI. T.. Church. CO, vi itth anu "
streets, where interesting exercise NAV 'e eN
pected, composed of music. recitatiOr- am
short speeches by the members and children o.
the Philadelphia Temperance Blessing and
well-knOwn advocate of the cause in this citv
The exercises at the church will commence at
- o'clock.
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TIE CIRCUIT Court of the District convened
its May term Yesterday, Judge Humphreys
presiding, and adjourned over TO Tuesday next.
The trial calendar for the term numbers 3fs
cases, among which are several libel eases and
- eases in which railroad companies the de-
fendants-seven against the Washington City
and Point Lookout. two against the Washington
and Georgetown street railroad, and one each
against the Baltimore and Ohio, the Southern
Maryland. Baltimore and Potomac, and Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas. The appeal calen-
dar numbers but - cases, but there are some
NeIY imI.Orranf ones.
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MURDER OF A GIRL.-A girl was killed in
Philadelphia Saturday night by Jerry White.
as Mary Bracken, aged Il years, a resident of
the vicinity of the house where the murder was
committed. White was forty years old, a native
of Ireland, and boilermaker by trade 1t is
supposed he has "A wife in England and six
children. IL is thought he had intimate rela-
tons with this girl, but the motive OF murder is
unknown.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.

~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
CHANCERY SALE OF BRICK UOTSE AND
pREMiSES ON HIGH STREET, IN GEORGE
-, By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Cont of
So this District, passed in cause No f59 Eberly
ct al We. Piaggemeyer et al I will sell in front
Of the Premises, on SATURDAY, the 4 IN day of
May, A. ISIS, at O'Clock p m, part of L,ts
Nos. 10 and u, Old Georgetown, fronting Is feet ,
inches on High street, with depth of 2l2 feet and
one-hsf inch being the property lately belonging
to and occupied by George Eberly
The property is the east side of High street
nearly opposite the end Of Prospect street
with a large two-story brick house
Terms as prescribed by the decree One third cash:
the residue M and IL months, with Interest at per
cent from the day Of sale, with the op ion to the
purchaser to pay the whole in cash. $50 deposit
when the property is struck OF. Conveyancing at
expense Of the purchaser.
ANTON EBERLY, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING,
n9-d (Georgetown Courier 2l Auctioneer
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10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
- l3s Bridge street, Georgetown.
TRUsTEET sALEoE VALUABLE MILL PROP


TRUSTEEF SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROP
ERTf IN GEORGETOWN, DO.
a By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in
Ia: Liber N. G. T. No "a folio al &C. of the land
AGArecords of the District of Columbia, and al the
request Of the parties secured thereby, the under
signed, as trustee, will offer for sale at public
ton. TO the highest bidder, at $50 clock m,
THURSDAY, May Is, 1873, on the premises, all the
real estate mentioned aud described and conveyed in
said deed OF trust and the buildings improy
rights ways, and appurtenances TO the same belong
ing, being portion Of ground situated the north
east corner of the intersection of Water and Poto
mac streets, in Georgetown, in said District, of
which part fronts i6 feet on Water street. and ex-
tends back north Of that width 81 feet, and another
part adoins the former part the north, and fronts
s,l2 feet on Potomac street, extending back east
OF that width ~ feet TO alley improved with three
large three-siory brick buildings, now occupied
paper mill.
Terms Of sale: Ons-third cash; balance in two (al
notes OF equal amounts, pay able respectively in
and two years after date with interest at six per
cent. per annum, interest payable semi ANNUALLY,
secnred by q deed OF trust upon the premises sold
500 to be paid at the time Of sale ALI convey ancine
sf purchasers cost If the terms of sale be noe com
piled with within six 90 days from the time of sale
the property will be sold at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser,
ED. SHOEMAKER, Trustee
ms st this THOS. DOWLING, Auct'r
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales
have heen m ade 81 nce LAST


REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales
have been made since our last report:
Green Williams, for VIM. A. Gordon, trustee,
lot g, In Perce q klingles subdivision Of square
numbered ~ improved by aawo-story brick use,
square numbered Al, to Or. a. a. Lee, at 30 Cents
foot parts OF lots Nos and TO- in same square,
lively.
BY Latimer 4 Cleary-Lot 1a5, in subdivision of
ing OF weli-built threestory brick dwelling being
on Columbia street, between 9Th and 10th and and
lot 5, in subdivision of square SOL, and improve
ments,neat cottage, containing. FIVE rooms. with
all modern conyeniences-situated immediately on
posite the Douglass estate, on street, between Ist
tpee1 and to Eey Jersey Sve ,n t. W,m
square 1888, situated G. d and lst streets north
east in the immediate vicinity of ST. Peters church
containing 5,iE square feet, to Mrs r. Nealy at IS
containing 27is9s square feet to Mrs R. He.iy at
Is cents amounting to sos 49, total sales for this
up, Judging from the above sales.
BY William L. Wall Co..Lots numbered from AZ
Nos II. b. and H. and part Of l5 in square ~ stu
ated on Delaware avenue and % street east street
north and u lax street, containing g. 43j square
feet To o. Hare, at II cents per foot, amounting
s cd to an E. Mta1n a. T
per foot.
DISSEMINATING SMALLPox.-Edtor Star: 1
do not marvel, after seeing what saw Sun
day, that the smallpox has come, as il appears
to stay with us. On the corner OF w and 18th
streets northwest is q wretchedly filthy row of
old wooden shanties. COlored people tenant
them. In one apartment Of the one next to nth
street cOlOred man died on Saturday, or Sun
day, OF continent smallpox. No physician was
called during his illness. Nothing was done to
warn the people of the neighborhoOd or i'm tie
adjoining shanties of the presence Of this loath-
some and deadly disease. Col0red children lit
orally swarm about those quarters. The par
utions are so imperfect that they constitute no
hindTance to the spread Of the malady. Then
the pest house ambulance came up Just as the
congregations OF the churches were dispensing
ored men. Whilst the body was being taken ont
and placed in the ambulance, scores of men.
women and children were allowed to gather
about, to crafty curiosity in regard to what was
going ON. Only one room in the wretched row
was fumigated, and the smallpox flag was hung
ont. Is 1t wonder that the smallpox STAYS with
us? T.
SAD OCcURRENCE.-About I2X O'Clock tn
DAY Mr.. Joseph Walsh, residing with his
father, at 221 street, between I'd and ad
badly injured himself at the family residence
Mr.. Walsh had been III, some DAYS confined tn
his room, and it Is thought that having dropped
something out of the window to the roof OF the
back building he got out to recover 1t, hen he
slipped and fell to the area below % distan:e of
ABOUT twenty-five feet), and broke both legs
and sustained other injuries, among which is a
fracture Of the skull. He was taken to Provi-
dence Hospital, and at 2k O'clock this after
noon was still alive. but there was but little
hope Of his recovery.
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BUILDING AssocIATIoS.-Att the 3.th reyu-
lar monthly meeting of the Franklin CO.
operative building association 5000 were adj
yanetd Sc an average premium Of 81 per cent.
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A CITY WITHOUT SINGLE GAMBLING
HOUSE IN OPERATIoN.-Saturday evening was
a dull and quiet one with the gamblers, and
Broadway and the Bowery were thronged with
weil-dressed young men, who lounged around
the corners in an aimless way. The police,
aroused 10y the Suns articles showing that in
spite of the order to the contrary gambling was
stlll extensively carried on, were on the alert.
and IN some instances dispersed groups of men
who had gathered in gambling bells but not en-
gagged in play. One game on Broadway-the
Alderman's-is said to have opened for a short
time, but being warned by the spoilers that the
coast was not clear, the propretors soon closed
it. ON the Bowery the Gotham, 235, 81, 40. 81 y :,
and the other games were closed but the cards
were dealt to a good house in a basement at the
Bowery and Grand street. Last night not a
game was open. No. q y Chrystie street, long
the lie aiding Sunday evening game, was closed
throughout the evening Persons disappointed
here went TO Grand street, but again met with
disappointment The BOwery gamblers intend
to reopeon to-day. l.. Sun, l2N.
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HE POWERS OF A GRAND JURY.-What the
local papers call a startling precedent" oc-
CURED in San Francisco May ), in the failure of
the grand jury, in their report submitted on the
previous day, TO find a bill against one John
Samuel, who short time since publicly killed
a man named r. A. Marchmont, in that city,
for the reason, as is alleged, that the latter had
seduced A female relative OF Samuel's. Samuel.
brought before the judge from the county Jail,
was accordingly discharged, no indictment hav
ing been found against him. The grand jury
had examined his case, had had witnesses before
them, and according to the code, which enlaT ges
their powers. had ignored the bill, as they we're
satisfied in their own minds that no conviction
would follow an indictment. Public opinion IN
San Francisco on the subject is that the action
OF the grand jury was an outrage. as the public
and the law would be left in utter ignorance
whether the killing WAS ius.itiahle Or not
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BASE BALL.-The famous Mutual club. of
New York, and our Washington nine will play
. champion match tomorrow afternoon, on the
Olympic grounds See adj.
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SOUND FEET beng indispensable to health
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
Chiropodist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &c,
and advice o. to suitable shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-13

The COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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WILCOX q 9IBB's SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hocpskirt and corset factory, tth street,
Intelligencer Building. 10,2s
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
And made TO order by Hempler, near ~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-13

The PRIMARY ELECTION in the 18th district
yesterday, for delegates to the central commit
tee, resulted in the election of E. W. W. Griffin
and W. r Daw- IL Is claimed by the friends Of
George Boston and Henry A. Jones that each
one was elected, and IL Is likely that another
election will be held to decide between them
g. w Swaggsrt and Christopher Addison were
elected aiternates-
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A SERIOUS ACCIpENT.-About 2 O'Clock to-
day man named James \Crcom was seriously
injured while engaged in removing the old iron
bridge over the canal at 18th street by the fall
ing Of heavy bar of iron, which struck him on
the shoulders and back part of the bead. He
WAS picked up senSeless and taken to the drug
store OF Messrs- kidWell * Co, on r., near 1lth
streets, when restOratiyes were applied and his
head bandaged, after which he was conveyed in
a hack 10 DIR. Wslsh's for further treatment.
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ORpERs OF THE BOARDoF PUBLIC WORKS.
The board have ordered 100 silver maple trees
from Mr. Alexander McKericher, of Alexandra
county, Virginia, 70 plant in the parks; also, go
Ioiiars from Mr. John Saul for the streets.
General Inspector Hill has been directed to
have the holes on Il, between 18th and Eth
streets, and Eth. between ID and r. streets.
hiled and leveled at once; and also 70 have q
dangerous hole on the corner Of 9th and T.
streets northeast filed up.
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r J. HEIBER0KR,
0ITIxINs, xRHf AND NAVY Az o'''
MERCHANT TAILOR
tyO-N No. S0S Penna'a sve., Washinsto
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nRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
u For GOOD BARGAINS be sure to 20 to
BENJAMIN MILLER,

Japsnese PopliDs :, . and Sc; Japanese silks,
eSlor:, 4 SHc;, sc.i Black siiks from ei . @
DC, 1c, &C.; PiQuee, be-, sc. &C., SEC. Black
Az ApseSsc o and noh: Splendid aS.iity Is low Z.
ties In Parasols; one case more Of the splendid
Bleached Cotton. l2kc. ap0 q
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IL 1SSlhGES AND EICHET WATER on
= drausht, corner Bridge and Washington sts.,
Georgetown. MI et
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READY FOB TIE sPlISe Trade.
With full corps. Of arst class workmen, CON.
piete stock Of the best foreign and domestic DYE
ssus'' ae' al kx AZ f 81 k isSci.d f
LADIES AND GENTS SPRING AND SUMNER
WEARING APPARBL,
promptly and In the be9 manner.
PREMIUM STEAA 0Y1lN9 AND SEQ OR.
ES1ABLIsHED 1881
Premium eWarded l60.
9aes,sS JsSsHsss 2. asorsssovn. DO
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OYSTER AND FISH MARKEr.-BOard OF
health INSPECTIONS of marine products for the
week ending May 10, 1878: Is, 500 punches OF
Fish; % 600 shad; 900 herring; SO taylors; 4:
surgeons; a coo clans; 81, 600 crabs, and go,
bushels of oysters. The COMBINATIONS have
been - punches of fish; IS shad; 900 herring
800 crabs, and 60 bushels Of oysters
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MISS ANNIE DIGNEN WISHES TO INFORM
w her friends and the public that She has 4 :
MOVED her Dressmaking Rooms to No Coz 18th
street, northwest corner Off. NIP 3.s
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF WOMAN IN
STATIoN-RoUsE CELIA colored woman
s =. 80. -. u .is s va yestSruay arrest,
locked up in the station. Last night she made
two attempts at self-destruction by hanging
herself with strips OF her clothing TO the grating
in the door. Station-keeper Thomas Marden
discovered and cut her down on both occasions
and finally bad 20 put hand-cuffs ON her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-26
The GoyPruor'~ IUd"ciSi"n-Hh "'
Republicans say.


Republicans say.
From the Wheeling Intelligencer, April Y.
The Governor, we think, has made
a serious mistake in allowing the SELL
STYLED Board OF Public Works to get
ahead OF him in the matter OF ap-
poinlments tor Hospital and Penlten-
tiarv. 1t has been several weeks since
the Legislature took the decisive acton
OF directing the Board OF Public W orSS
to make these appointments: IL mas
been a fortnight or more slnce they
were announced. We have waited pa
tiently to see what the Governor was
eo,ng to do about it. Up TO this time
he has done nothing, aud we presume
the new boards will very soon he' II
they are not already, In possess on o.
those two leading State Insutut'ors,
with more than two hundred thonsauu
dollars appropriatlors under their con-
troll Great positive advantages accrue
IN that faction 10 this WAY. Indirectly,
too. il gains prestige aud is strengthen,
ed in many ways while the Governor
friends are corr espondingly bewiIdered
and discouraged. The old officers don
know whether they are TO be susia'he"
or not, and the public think 1t iook'
| like a giving up OF the contest. II Ihe
Governor proposes to abandon ni'
claim to make those appointments
there il no more to be said. 1t not. Il
iooks from our point of view, as II 'hi'
delay and apparent indecision ooul'
not safely be INDUCED much longer
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BALTIMORE, AurlI %.
COTTON-Duli, low middIlugs IS
@lSt
FLDUR-In improved demand with
better feeling in the market, but pri
ces are unchanged
WHEAT-S eady, firm aud unchan'
ged
CORN-Corn active aud firm, foI
S ,uthern white 5000; DO yellow 66
Western mixed nominal Is on SPOT
Is tor first hall May; 62G.64 for July
aud August.
OArS-Firmer; Southern 5O954
Western mixed 4l@5O; do white 52a
50
RYE-Qniet, steady, and unchanged
PROVIrIONS - Unchanged anc
quiet but firm; Western Butter actlv'
Al firm. stock scarce; good TO choice
tub 3StG42
WhISKY-Nominal at Gle.
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New York Market.
New YoRK. April 25

New YORK, April -
FLOUR-Market tor state aud ives
tern -four is steady with good inquiry ;
s. S506 80 tor superfine STATE
6 9jB7 IS for extra State 7 5O@
7 rs tor choice do; I 650S % for
fancy do S S5p6 25 Tor superfine ives
tern; 6 90@7 As for common to medium
extra western;7 SOFAS % for choice do;
8 5O@l0 50 Tor common to
choice white wheat western extra;
7 O067 As or common TO good ship
ping brands, extra round hoop ONO
Southern flour quiet and steady; ) S50
g Is tor common to fair extra;
8 25Gl2 80 tor good to choice do
RE -four very firm and quiet; 4 loo
) IS.
WHEAT-Firmer with good demand;
81 5SCal 70 tor No. , spring; 75p
| IS; No do ! SOG1l 81 for winter red
western; | 9OG2 90 'or amber western;
9O,m2 - or white western and State,
The later tor fancy No. ,, Milwaukee
Ii gu ned at | 66@l %.
RYE-Firm, 9D6H93 tor western
BARLEY-Quet and steady.
CORN-Firm with good Inquiry;
$50 oslo for new western mixed, t93 a
Sic ioT old mixed we-tern afloar 67!0
Csc for new mixed western in store,
69c Tor yellow western
OANS-Is III fair request and firm;
52luj4Bc tor new mixed western; ), lor
oil do IN store; 54@ 56fc for white vest
ern; 6l@54 tor black DO; "A = "a! Tor
mixed STATE.
PROFESSIONALISM with fair in
oulr,; $40 75m20 tor new mess; ID ~
Tor extra prime; Is OOGolg % tor new
prime mess. Beet steady; 9 OO@ll -
'or plain mess; II OO@I3 % tor extra
10 Bet hams at $50 OOG33 %
Tierce beef dull at 2OOOo22 90 Tor
prime; % GOA - % tor Iudla de-; bans
73c. Shoulders middIes firm at 9b.@
lUc or long clear.
LARD-Q net aud easv; 94c for No
! to prime s,esm; lO@lO5c Tor kettle
rendered
COrTON-On spot opens quie'; lSSc
for low mlddhngs; 1890 for mlddnug
upIauds.
PErROLEUM-Firm 92@lOC tor
crude; 2Ot n, 2Ota Tor refined.
WHISKY-Quet a. 9o4c.
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Cincinnati nnrEeI.

CINCINNATI, April 20
COTTON-Queg middling lS8;
FLOUR-A shade tirmeT lowest
grades "A 75@5 o.: superfoe > 81; tam,
lily ! 80 -
WHEAT-Inactive Red 66@l u
CORN-Steady at 42lo Abe
OATS-Firm; mixed 3S&4Sc; white
43ai7.
RYE AND BARLEY-Unchanged
PKOVISIONS-Very firm. Pork
sales at $40 % buyers May $40 - @2V
buyer June; holders asking sly ~ on
spot. Bulk Meats, strong, shoulders
7slH73; clear rib sides Way clear
SIDES q169s; sales OF clear sides lo4C
buyer June. Bacon firm al 93c; sugar
cured hams l4@ LAY.
LARD-Flrm a 9l
WHISKY-DeclIned | cent sales a
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