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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

WHAT THE OHIO GIRLS CAN pO-Au
OHIO girl. who had read something IN & Gin
cinnau paper about the physical degencracy
OF American women, comes Valiantly o.
their defense, at least So far as the girls Of
her acquaintance are concerned. She Say~.
Whatever may be the condition. physically
considered, OF the girls in the east. 7 know
that IN our own healthy state OF Ohio theTa
are plenty OF healthy girls. And il the girls
IN large cities VIII lace and diet, fUT the sake
OF b!OOdlc~S face. weak nerves and sharp
bones projecting at every point. let them have
Their pains for their trouble. and don marry
tGcm, young men. hut com" west. where IN.
girls, both IN town and country. are Ihuf
with few exceptions healthy ami Strong-tit
10 become wives and mothers, and they do
not haV" pale faces. weak nerves. neuralgia.
&c, hut can wash. mon. cook. sew. and milk
the COWS, and DO all the work common To the
household, besides having Il good education
in music and books. To say nothing OF the
pleasant horseback rides iE summer and
The skating excursions i'm winter. when We
return with bright eyes ami rosy cheeks
which plainly tell that our veins are flied
with pure rich blood. Wherein '..... 49,.
disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

THE TREASURY PRINTING CoNTEpvFE-E
The hCh~e committee on Banking ana Cur
TeucF took a second vote this morning on tine
proposition uf the bank note companies To
have one or more impress ions Of such notes
taken outside Of Tie Treasury department
Tie vote again was q tie. standing 10 Z. Nj.
IaWtey. q u. in5er o. tine committee, who j.
-u favor o. Tie bank note companies. was
away az lIe funeral OF Senator Buckingham
TIE committee decided To- make two reports
and present them To- the House OF FRIDAY
IeNf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

EFA Nashville paper makes the wild
statement that Senator-elect Johnson in his
speech in that city "maRes a casual allust0I
10 the constitution OF our common country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

ARCH DUKE JOHANN SALVADOR. Of TuS-
cany, an officer of the Austrian army. has
been ordered under arrest because in a
pamphlet OH military reorganization he
Violently attacks Germany. and declares
that war between Austria and Germany Is
impending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09
MOXLEY.
COST UMER,

4 large collection Of fine Artistic BALL, TAB
LEAU and THEA EICAL COSTUMES kept Oh
hand.
MAsh-D BALLS and PARTIES supplied q.
reazCu4Ule rates
S-Remeuba-. a Mask Il furnished with each
Costume aLI 81 Costumes delivered and called for
octlg-4m L.. MONLEY eos 10Th stree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH DIFFICULTY
IN BALTINORE.-The announcement Of the
act of the standing committee Of the EpiSc0-
pal Church of this diocese, IN presenting to
Bishop Whittingham the Reys. Jas. Richey
and G.. Il. Perry. OF Mount Calvary church.
on the charge Of Offering prayers for the dead. .
which was first made public through the
columns OF the Gazette, created considerable
surprise IN The community, ana more pSpeci-
ally in Episcopal chur h circles. II is un-
derStOCd That no fUrt Ter action was taken
Yesterday by BiShOW 'vhIttingham. and il is
probable that he VIII mold the matter under
consideration for some days before conVen-
ing the ecclesiastical court for the trial Of the
charges against the Mount Calvary clergy
men. BY some Of thc clergy the opinion IS
expressed that the canon under which such
Tla'S proceed is mandatory, and that the
Bishop mas 40 discretionary power i'm the
premises. Should the trial take place. pub
lie notice Of the time and place for the con-
Tenlng of the court VIII be sent to the clergy
throughout the diocese, who alone. except
the court. are privileged 10 be present. The
use Of the prayers complained OF i'm the
charges, at Mount Calvary Church. has il
is said, been discontinued, aud as a subSti-
tute small pamphlet containing a special
prayer for the uS6 o. the congregation, has
been prepared by the clergy o. ,ha cluIcl.-
Gazette, HfH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

MOGE MONEY WANTED FOR THE GREENE
STATUE.-SenatOrs Morrill, and Anthony
this morning PERSONAL yrequested the House
Appropriation Committee 10 make an aldi-
t0nal appropriation OF 900 IOr a pedestal
and statue of Nathaniel Greene. Last year
there was appropriated for This purpO~.
5000 hUt the artist selected M~
Brown. refuses TO commence the work foT the
sum appropriated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

At The WHITE HOU5E-The following
named visitors at the Executive Mansion
had audience with the President this morn
ing previous to the meeting OF the Cabinet
Senators EdmundS. BOreman. Dorsey. SDan-
ce.', morrill,. Ramsey. WindOm West and
CTagln; Representatives Parker, Ivnch. Dar-
rel, flatt, PendletOn- Stanard and Chip
man. Commissioner EGVglass and GOvr-.ro-
Campbell, OF Wyoming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

The NEW SECOND ASSISTANT POSTNAs-
TIL; GENERAL viii, il is thought, be Hon
James y. TyHcr. Of Indiana, at present a
representative i'm Congress.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SNOW storm in England.

LONDON. February a snow storm pre-
walls I'm the southern part al England to-day.
Shot by order Of Don Carlos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from
this source today were SfS2 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09
MADAME r.. RASTIFN.

fFTUn Bait.mOTe,l
takes pleasures Of informing the Ladies OF Washing
ton that she has from this day taken charge OF the
HAlR DEPARTMENT al CHAS. BAUM'S, and
being experienced IN tbs business for the last
twenty years guarantees fIll satisfaction in HAIR
DRESSING CIAMPOOING. and CUTTING
CHILbRENS HAIR and BRIDES HAIR
DRESSING speciality. Ladies will be attended
TO IN their own houses by leaving their orders at
CHAS. BAUM S Corset Factory,
decl5 3m 40s 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

THE CABINET met at noon to-day with
all the members present except Postmaster
General Jewell, who is absent in Conuecti-
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS are held on
saturdays, commencing at three and last
ing until five o'clock p. m.
The Presidents public reception viii Oc-
cur Tuesday evening, February 23d, and will
continue from eight to ten o'clock p. m.
State Dinner:-Tuesday, February 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

AVENUE THEATRE.
~ LITE NkEkFFpLilAN hARft TIES
GEu " ia ...-....... lessee and Mana 5. q.
OPENING NIGHT

GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
Monday = vsRiu-. FEB. =, and Every Night.
bENI STIR ARTIST ~ AMERICA
The Greet IH-r.- V r ttarfTgta- the Holland SIS
tar~- Mi-- Fanny Brown. VI DE prEera. tolIuye ami
~ eii-- ia and " Ng1"- Harry TeTueT- th8- King.
John I.rlt-. NuI. hi.E Frank George Phi GRIM "
y Conquest. Roland Brothers, dLi host OI o--leE
Performer IH
AECSElTENTS OF4LL NITIONS
Admin 2 = a.. 10 u. E LII-f Il n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

y CAUCUS Ofrepublican Senators was held
yesterday afternoon, to take into cOnSidera-
uOn the Presidents recommendations col-
cerning Arkansas, but no course OF action
was agreed ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

H[Tlev nave a. last discovered a sure
cure for pauperism in Chicago. They have
introduced the smallpox into the pooS-hogise
and IL is wOT king beautifully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

NAVAL ORDERS. - Master Edward NJ
Hughes ordered to the steamer Despatch a
Washington. u. c. Surgeon John w. Coles.
detached from the naval hospital. Phiialel-
phla, and ordered 10 the naval hospital.
Yokohama. Japan. per steamer Offirst March
next from san Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

THE TENAs PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL
The Senate Committee on Pacific Railroads
yesterday took vote on the Texas Pacific
bill, the result being q tie. five to five.
Further action was postponed until the
return of Senator Stewart. chairman of the
committee. who, il is claimed, Is a friend OF
the measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

BAZAINE's FUTURE IN SPAIN.-The Paris
correspondent of the London Daily News
writes. January p: "A private letter from
household speaks of BaZaine as the coming
man there. Preparations are being made TO
give him command in the northern army.
Iii ne gain a few laurels there he will have n
yet higher post. BaZaine at the head of the
war Office, it is thought by the royal family,
the era of pTOa1uictd5aenfOs would be closed.
The Spanish policy of Prussia il a cause of
embarrassment to the young kings advisers.
The queen mother, however, is not SO dissat-
iSfied with il. she thinking it viii keep her
son out of the range Of the Due de MontpeD-
sier. whom IN IL bottom OF her heart she
dislike al ListruStS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

BEMATERIALIZED BETTING. - On sober
second thought DIR. Miller. the recent convert
To the genuineneSS of ''materialiZatiOns" re-
considered his offer of ~ 600 that Mr. j. V.
IIHt could not match the mediums by lug
gery, and failed to come to time at Mr.
L Ilnt's office ON Saturday afternoon and de-
post the money preparatory to making the
itualistS, the outsiders came down I'm force
ana taunted the mediums and their hackers
FOR their withdrawal. This reused the ire of
the Splrltuallsts, and much tall talk took
place all round. Bets few about but they
were, I'm fact, spiritual wagerS, none so far
as could be heard. taking the omateriaI"
form OF even ia Y mOney-M T. World Sfh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

The ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE for the
week ending on the Both ultimO is without
any special feature. II is in statu quo. Pro-
ductiQu IN all the coal regions Is at very
low point. and no movement seems to be
making to giveit impetus. The market sup
ply IS such that operators do not care to add
10 IT, and those employed at the mines are
very quiet, taking no steps to bring their
wages within what operators contend are
necessary to meet the market demand for
cheaper coal Under this state of feeling no
cOlicries IN the SchuylkHl and Lehigh re-
gionS are in operation, except such as are
supplying local Consumption. Neariy all the
great carrying companies show reduced
tonnage on that Of last year That j.. of the
eleven principal source, Of supply reported
eight show decrease and but three an IN
crease. But Tor this shortened supply of coal
there would necessarily Be a material rrIuC-
uOn i'm prices, there We're sales at all. There
las been some talk OF rCSumiug work in the
Wyoming region. without any results how
ever, so far as we have heard. The iuiica-
uOnS OF the trade at present Is that there VIII
not bc any great amount Of coal mined unIil
near TIE lst OF April, and that ID viii proba-
bly he on nearly o. quite last year = basis for
wages, and that last years concert Of action
by the great carrying companies, which
worked so adVantageOUsIy for them i'm 1874,
VIII he continued for 1875. These conclusions
al least. ar" fore ShadOwed in the present
outlook .-PbHd f.ager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

GoNF TO THE NINT.-HOn. II. r. Linder-
man, director of the mint; Hon. John Jay
Knox, comptroller of the currency; Professor
J. +. HiiEarl. Of the coast survey, and Mr.
j. Il. Elliott. Of the Treasury departments:
have gone To Philadelphia 10 attend the
annual assay a. the mint, 10 take place to-
mlIIOM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

SENATOR MORTON will call up tomorrow,
i'm the Senate, the resolution TO admit Pinch
back. and will press action to some definite
conclusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

TIE NEW REVENUE BILL.-The Commit
tee on Ways and Means this morning com
plcted the consideration Of the revenue bill.
and directed Mr. Dawes to report il 10 the
House tomorrow. The members of the com
mittec are >tIll under the injunction of Sc
cre-y, ana decline To divulge anything as 10
the prov i~iOnS Of the bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTgIFNTS-
The following internal revenue appointments
were made to-day: Storekeepers-Turner K.
Hamilton, 9Th district OF Kentucky: Joseph
r. HunmaHS, do do: ID. &. BOnebreak, 10Th
Pennsylvania: Nathan Mcclure. eth Ohio:
GaCgeTs-IhOmpSIn y. Finnell, 7th district
OF Kentucky: Peters GOOdnew, Colorado.
CoNFIENATIOSs.-The Senate IN eyec1-
tive session yesterday confirmed the follow
ing nominations: John l.. ROutt, OF H. Gov
eTnoT of Colorado territory. vice Edward NJ
MCCOOk. res Igned; Geo. Parker postmaster.
POUghkcepSic, y. Y. g. l.. Godfrey. receiver
OF public moneys at DeS MOneS; i. Il. John
son, register Of land Office al Walla Walla,
Washington territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

H PICKLES.
TABLE SAUCE.
great variety
g. q. CORNWELL A. SONS,
FINE GROCERS
ieti q l4l- Penn. ave cPp via rJ Hotel
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TiltOn's Gross Examination To-Day.
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a GREAT cARLIsT WcToRYl
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n HARRY DONEHUs,

or No. on EXHIBITION AND SALE (NEw No
4TT g NARKRTITFR.S. as
Nc. ass "a Sfvs.t 'rr-sF ID ant 2 S-rss.y. st.sf
Tl0vv Gf5-s DfJ r. ..1trS' Hal.
Choice o. Paintings EugTaviugs, Chr1m0s- Sc.
Also largest stock 81 Paper Haugiugs, " iuigw
Shade Pictures Frames. Picture Cords aEd Tas
sel-, klrE-, Nails &c IL the District
~ Rs5- Cz-H.
sS-Piease remember Name and Number Jelly
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1000 Killed and Wounded AIronsists.
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LOUISIANA

A New Plan Of Compromise
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TIT DENIAL in this column yesterday
thai the Senate Judiciary Committee had
considered the matter of the action of the
Attorney General i'm reference to the Hgr-
peTS Ferry property. was upon mistaken
authority. The committee reported upon
the matter through Mr. Stevenson Jan. 2G.
1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09

BEECHER'S Trial
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-01-02
i THE LOST CAUsE.0

AZ MAGNIFICENT Picture, $4,000 copies
a already sold Il is AXIS inches q Sis,
printed en- heavy plate paper beautiful in de-
SIGN and nttistic in execution. Il represents .
Con ederate soldier after The war returning %
bis home, which he finds lonely and dsoafe.
II frcnt Of the ruined cottage, telling ssd tale
Of the miseries Of war, are tw04graVes with
rude crosses, on one 81 which same friendly
hand has hung 4 galla q To he right the
calm river and rising moon idieae pence and
rest. glle stars seen between the trees repre-
sent the Southern Cross. It IS . picture that
viii touch every souihsrp heart and should
fnd place in every southern home. Sent by
mail, mounted on d raIlef and post paid, on
receipt Of Is cents, OF three ioI 80 cents.
Address, wv M BORROW,
200 Nam Street, Bristol Tenn.
Agents wanted for this and var,ety of other
fine EnErayings From So to $10a day easily
made. Catalogue and private terms e agents
free. nog14 IF
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-01-02

eH Fsu eN k@eh
El cH F' g7KAGE Com a iAs TEN
y sheets wiling paper tea enYele
opes. oaa lead pepcils one penholaer
two pens, aud a Gin Of Ladies q Genes
jewelty
Remember aH the aboya articles in
an eleeaat package sent Hq ealqs lof
only twenty five cents Ihis S sHpes
NOR to 81 sfEier articles cf the klnu.
The pr 81 JeweltY is often worth
more hm The price Al The whole peck
age. Bon let this pass you, Try one
package. and YOU viii never buy sta
tioDe any other way. We are bound
Ia sall ten thousand packages before
1915. Send for d sample package, 1T
Wiil be tse most goods you ever bought
fOr the money.
Address, w M. BURRow
200 Main Street, Bristol, Tenn
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Id. ToR oAL0AsIEU -
THE HAND ONE, sWIg
running
PR0pHLIEa RAMos

will run regularly seni-weekly from Iahs
Charles to LaesBarg fCnicasieu Passl CARVING
the United STATES Mail. All down and NJ
rips by daylight Accommodations fos eieit
passengers. Excellent INDUCEMENTS to huntinp
and fishing parties
Fare forround trip {down aud I'D, So; doFn
Or ap only. SIS.
Leaves Ehiss Charles Mondays and Thurs.
DAYS at 6 AZ M.s arrives At EeesbnTQ zane davr
at q II arrives 1T Luke GhaFos same dsgs.
Schedule Taphing iiine hefEeeR bogh places
twelve hours actual running mo, much lfss.
TH0s r. RBYNgLDS, Master
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-01-02

Iae Annia Chimes city 0F Hong.
hQh appears "a have somo curious
eal cnsiuma. An English Journal.
publlshed there, . " appears
sslat saa loNl nushoraie haYe recently
ordered Chat ais slaii not bo kent at
all Within the Rnits al thR eiig ana ~
4n eonse pi canfel rs allowed
81 aa taeiT owners.
Wie u1n3 Mh0 had
Rx b# o8he newly
.eerlnr viii liz
a8 Yves u0i considered am
aliy neap piaee r them to sleep.
laey were ne1hea'led and fined rs
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N0TIGE

.TENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
chased the slack BAYOU saw MILL
and having nt the Same ID good running
order, win saw Lumber for any one that VIII
furnish him legs for four dollars per thousqpa
feet o. Cor ono third, for Three six Or Twelve
months. A j. JOHNSON,
Black Bayou oalcaeieu Parish, ha.
October rs, 1878.
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q $500.

EFNHE DIR. BRAsHEAR PLACE ON THE
Calcasieu River. inst helnm MnFian, l0ld
Town With an ire Buildings and Improves
.ments, and ONE HUNDRED AND sixty
ACRES LAND.
Terms -Four Hnndsed and FIFTY dollars
cash.
Apply 70 GEO. d. WELLS, Agent, Lake
Charles, Louisiana.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-01-02
LIoEIs TLoEAL LIZ ZOE lee.
puRLIsHRn ouARrnRIY.
HoR -

I}HB UNDERSIGNED oKFHRs FOR
SALE AZ reasonable price,
SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY AGREs on
hAlgD,
siiuatea ~ et locality. Bear " be
harflseqfB end saa antonio Railroad, and
convonieat " markat in raldWeI county.
Iexas q w. EELIER,
Aake Ghsaes, Eoniaiana.
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ZOE - 0R 80!
FRANK MOORE,
"a y TNEtA3IN = z 5000
LAKE CHARLgsL LOUISIANA,

LIN Y 0I4tAIAT4 lA.f ~ Y q 1AtA4N n
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
yKTmL ATTEND no ALL WeRK EN-
NV trusted 10 him,
Refer your applications to Captain ). W.
Bryan, 81 EcHo ohnoe.
June N, 1874
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-24
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June -Cotton-Firm
at l5s9l5!c; futures closed firm; sales
$500 bales; June Is l-l6@l5tc; July
l5i@l52c; August l5f@l5 9-32c; Sep
tember l5J @l5 5-32c; October l4l9-l69
l427.32c; November l4ll-l6@l423.32c;
December l41l-l6@l43c; January l4J@
IA 29-32c; February 10 l-l6@l5 3-32c.
Flour-Active; receipts 5000 bushels;
superEne western and state 81 50Cd4 so;
common to good $5 20@5 %; good to
choice So 15Cf5 65; white wheat extra
50 SOGG 30; extra Ohio s. 25GG7 90; st.
Louis 50 35G,S 30. Rye Flour-Steady
at 81 25(a5 80. Corn Meal-Quiet at
50 S5G4 20. Wheut-Unsettled; No.
Minnesota 81 2O@l y; No. Chicago
Sll2!; No. Northwestern 81 l29(gl l3;
No. Milwaukee 81 l6(Gl IS; winter
red western 81 30; amber 81 35@l 80.
Rye-Quiet at 90caSl 90. Barley
Nominal. Mslt-.Quiet and steady. Corn
Dull mixed western steamer Sl@829c;
do sail S3GS3Ic. Oats-Unsettled; mix
ed western 64GGGc; white 64@GSc. Hay
Steady at S65 OO@7O 90. Coffee -
Steady ut lG@lS{c. Sugar-Nery dull
fair to good refining 75@Sici prime Sc.
MoIasses-Dull. Rce-Steady and in
far demaud at Sic. Petroleum-Steady;
refined l2Ic; crude 6b@6ic. Rosin-
Quiet at 81 10. Turpentine-Quiet at 81!
Cl32c. Pork-Firmer at $l9 5000 90
Bccf-Dull. Cut Meats-Quiet; middlcs
quiet; long clear western HE; city Il4c;
short do l2c. Lard-F'irmer; prime
steam l3lc. Butter-Flrm; western ljC
BE. Checsc--Firm at j@l2ic. Whisky
Quiet nj 81 20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-24
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Dull and declined
No. spring 81 OF; No. 97c spot; 964a
9G5c seller July; 99c seller August; No.
3 9jc; rejected SIC Corn-Dull; No. .
mixed G7$c spot; 6ssc bidseller July; 593
bid seller August; rejected &c. Oats
Dull and lower; No. , Size; has sold at
jO!c spot; SOC bid seller July; 39lc seller
August; rejected 49c. Ryc-Dull; No.
] SOC. Barlcy-Dull and lower; No. >
81 25spot; 99c@$l 90 seller September
Secds-Dull and unchanged. Pork
Active and higher ut ~ 10 spot; SO o.
seller Julyi SO 80 seller August; Sl9 /;
seller September. Lard--Stcady and in
moderate demand at Sl3 90 spot; 3l3 II!
Ctl& - seller August; Sl3 37I seller
September Bulk Demand good
at iull prices; shoulders 7,ci short riL
middles .c; short clear ll4c. Whisky
Quiet at 81 IL.
On call board wheat was weak and
lower at 97@975 5c seller July; 9S!@gS5C
seller August Corn-Dull and lower
ut G73lg67, c seller July; G9!@Ggic seller
August. Oats-Wcak and lower at 49iC
seller July; 3S(a3S$c seller August
Pork-UEchangcd. Lard-Stcady.
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an excellent and Keen perceptive nature,
bring their stuff to the best market.
which brings US down TO our quotations
PEoDUcE-Eggs, at lS@ 2Octs. per doz. /;
butter l5@ 2Oc per ID; chickens ,oldp 30
cts each; spring chickens 80 cts per pair.
VEGETABLES - Lettuce 10 cts per
peck; asparagus, cts per bunch; string
beans 50 cts per peck; onions
Sc per bunch; radishes, 30 per bunch; /;
spinach, 3jc per peck; rhubarb, &c per
bunch; potatoes, 35c per peck; green
peas, 40 cts perpecki cucumbers, &c each
new potatoes, 75c per peck; beets cts
per bunch; caulitlowcrs, 10 cts each; cab
bage, lO@l5 cts per head; kale, 30 cts
per peck; squashes, 10 cts each.
FRuT-Apples 5OGGO cts per peck /;
oranges and lemons 25G50c per dozen
pine apples, 2O@$Oc each; cocoanuts, IOc
eachi bananas, for ?5c; strawberries l0(G
% cts per box; goosebcrries, 8 cts per
quart; green currauts, cts per quart.