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CITY ITEMS


ALL WhO bUIIn8
from coughs, colds, bronchitis, Group, whooptng
cough, and the most 10 be dreaded Of al, CON
sumption, can md sure relief In Dr.: Wtsfer's
Baiidm Of WHd Cherry, which cures when other
remedies fail. Fifty cents and u oostle, large
bottles much the cheaper.
BUTTER DKMoRALIZEDI
Best Virginia roll only 90 cents per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only 80
cents per pound, st
ia Center Market and 100 N. L Market.
so TO en,ooo
invested m Stocks and Gold pays 10 Per. esnt.
month. Send fer pArticulars. Tumbridge . o.,
Bankers, . wall street, New York
rHuRsros's IvoRr fzAlI Tooth PovDzl
used daily VIII keep the teeth clean, Shits and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
twenty-five and any csnts per bottle.
Jouvxn's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovl OLRAHEz
VIII renoysts soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty-Five cents Per bottle.
THonPsox's PoHAps OPTIn 10 equal 10 the
best French, and but half the prica Twenty-Five
and MY cents per bottle
WILLS SrRxrarHuIne PLAgrLRs are sth1
vary bsst An sold BIZ druRKists
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P0MgL0GIcAL.

IIIiIEG OF {Hl PefeHAG IRuIfGgeHSss
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ITO PLEASURE SEEKERS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF
Steamer Pilot Boy. Capt. ". H. ByIeS,

After this date and during the summer months the
hne Iron Steamer PILOT BOY will leave Washing
toni from sixth-street wharf every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY morning, at O'Clock, for the prin-
epal landings on the Potomac, including the favor
lie Summer Resorts Of Colton's and Baklston'a
islands, Returning Will arrive Washtn gton early
on wednesday and Sunday evenings. On Saturday,
in addition to the above landings the Pilot Boy will
take passengers for Leonardtown, arriving here
early the same evening; leaving on Sunday morning
for Washington. The scenery on the Potomac pc
Ing unsurpassed and the Pilot Boy the only steamer
afording 4 view OF the entire route by daylight,
make these, most pleasant and healthful trips for
families and social parties Fare, single trir, q:
round-trip tickets, good unt 81 used. 81 Applyto
n. Z. FITZHUGH, Agent,
Jytm Sixth street Wharf.
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PROPOSED OYSYERRACKING ESTABLISHHFI 4
Meeting Last Night without Results.

weather estimated at Q. M: For TIE Middle
States and lower lake region, partly cloudy and
warmer weather, with south to west wiads slight
rains near Lake Ontario and in northern New
York.
Themometric readings taken August 8, 1875, at
the Signal Once: At q. m, eco; T:35 a. m, 600;
~ m, 67o; p. m, 40; 4:35 D. m, Use; D. m, ZOE;
IL p. n, 100; maximum, 7o0; minimum, 500
Try the B. q. cigars. They are the best of all.
Colonel George A. Armes isG subject for con-
graduation. II is girl
Sherman & Grant, banker-Highest price paid
for Se5 bonds and auditors certificates.
Yesterday was observed a. q holiday at the
City Hall, and no courts were In session.
Six per cent paid on deposits, payable on de-
Squire & Co., bankers.
Il. u. Cooke, IT., Co., F street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business, and
buy and sell District securities. etc.
At the sixty.frst meeting of the Capitol Hill
Building Association, held last evening" 80 shares
OF stock were cancelled at l51E per cent.
At the ninety.hfth monthly meeting Of the
First Cooperative Building Association $500
was advanced, at an average premium OF q per
cent.
Company D, lst regiment National Guard, Dis
trict Of Columbia militia, Captain Thorpe, has
received an invitation to visit the Pennsylvania
State A Agricultural Fair, to be held at KutEtown,
IN Berks county, in the early part of October.
MI Joseph Williams and others, comprising a
committee OF the stockholders Of the North D,
Capitol and South Washington street railway,
lett for New YORK Monday night 10 purchase cars
for the road. The sleepers and iron for this road
have been hauled to Twelfth street northwest,
and will be laid in a few weeks.
At the annual election Of the Potomac Fire In.
surance Company, held Monday afternoon, the
following gentlemen were reelected directors for
the ensuing year: Hon. John NJ. Brodhead, John
NJ. Belt, Walter S. Cox. A. H. Dodge, David
Edes, DR.. VIM. P. Johnston, DR.. VIM. Marbury,
DIR. Lewis Naekall, IT., John Purdy, DR.. Armi.
stead Peter Ind Philip May.
An old woman. named Jane McGlennan, was
taken to the Seventh precinct station house, in
what was supposed to be an intoxicated c0ndi.
tion, by OfheeT Lawler last evening, and laid 10
cell In as easy position as possible. During
the night the station keeper in his rounds looked
into the cell, where she appeared TO be sleeping.
About s o'clock Oiicer German called her, and
receiving no answer he opened the door, and dis
covered that she was dead. The coroner was
notiHed hut did not deem an inQuegt necessary.
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The MONTPELIER HUMANE ASSOCIATION
chartered by the Legislature Of virginia and me
Circuit Court Of Orange county, proposes, By q
series Of Grand Gift Concerts, to establish and en-
dow !" Home for the Old, 1narm and Destituts
Ladies' Of Virginia. At Mentpelier, the former res
idence OF President James Madison.
The Association IL under the control OF eight
trustees, six Of whom elected benniAlly by the
stockholders and two appointed by the Governor Of
Virginia.
prepaid, post once money order on WGsAinTtol.
b. O., or By registered lefter, addressed %
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't n. r. b. A., Alexandra, Va.
For full particulars, &C., send for Circulars.
Reliable Agents Wanted Everywhere.
iyI6-tf
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Down the River.

The steamer Lady Of the Lake will weather
permittlng) make her regular Wednesday even.
ing trip to Aqua Creek and return this evening
ut O'Clock. These are among the most popular
small sum they afford A most pieasant sail and
return Of o reasonable hour. Care 10 taken 10
have the attendanee seiect and the best or order
maintained. Tickets are sold at the wharf ane
NJ The hfHnn of Tho nnmnanH. MatEpnolllRn bank.
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New and Novel
LOTTERIES.

Missouri State Lotteries!
On the 18th day OF Each Month during
1875 will be Drawn the %
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE -. $4,000.
1880 Prizes, amounting TO 500, 600.
A~Ticksts Only e2.Ea
Try ticket In this Liberal Scheme.
s25O,OOO IN PRIZES.
CAPITAL PRIZE...............e3 sc, 900
1o,2so Prtses, amounting % eo5o, 900.
A % single Number Lottery
will be drawn on the 18th day Of each mouth.
1B-whole Tickets, o; Halves, $50. 90
Prizes payable in fall and no poSiponsnsnt Of
xddfsss for Ticket; and Circulars
MURRAY, MILLER q CO.,
p. o. Boz ~, d. Louis, No.
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eENEREI NEWS OF The CITY

FATAL ACCIDENT ON CAPITOL HILL
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PAINTING.
NN~sN~NrNNNNNNN JNsNNNNN~~N~JN~
CT. BOWEN,
HOUSE, sIsa AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER
AND aLAziER,
5Ss,s syS11s BE- siIsA and ssy:a,e y.

PHiLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
BALTIMORE RIILRoAD.
Commenclng MONDAY, Nay ~, 1874. Passenger
Trslna will leave Baltimore daily Except sundSyO
FkoM PRKsIpENT-sTREETs STATION.
ei1 .. m.-fof PhlladelphiA and Way Stations.
es2sa. m.-fcr PHILADELPHIA, Express.
200 ?. m.-Yor Port Deposit and intermediate
atop n.-Eor PhiIadslph Express.
ss2S D, m.-For Philadelphia,
srAETING IRON SHARLEs-srREkT STA
e;s5 q. m.-Express fer New York.
ioiB ., m.-For West Phn adephia and New York,
-ioiiO >. m.-FOr wsst Philadelphia and NswYork,
SUNDAY rRAINs,
e:3 y. m.-For Philadelphia. From President-
ioiso D. m.@For New York. From Charies-strest
CONNECTIONS.
e.s5 q. no. Train connects at Perryyille with train
for Philadelphla and Baltimore Central railroad.
and At KilIninnton Junction with trains for all
Stations on Delaware railroad.
e.25 o. m. Train for Port Deposit.
2. .. m. Train with stages tor BEAR and other
points also at Perryyile with train for Phiadel-
phia and Baltimore Central railroad.
1ilo D. N. Train At Wilmington for Stations on
Delaware railroad between Milmington aud Har-
Genaral AGENT.
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DELEGATES TO Psychological CONVENTION

IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING DISCUSSION
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INLH SEUTHERED BY 4 FALLING BANK
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w n. WHEATLEY's :
STEAM Drrrse AEP CLEANING ssrAs.

~ ysfrsos direct, Gsorysiovs. q. C
10sonsneds is31. Premium swardsA, 1851. n.
hryed and improved, lal Ladies and Gentlemen's
Ysivss cps ve n s s1srz ka sioT
1e;s Sc nicely cleaned or dyed s,S 80 "a dur.
N the summer months. IN enR and -
Send Ne Yoar address and We III ~ ne
charrs. VOL rsSefved and Returned y @aA =
szplsss fton aud 20 any place N We s's
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What the Theatres are DoIss for the Season
i. -.-s. Of l676-'76.

Mr.. 4. B. Dufheld, writing from New York IN.
der date Of August q TO friend In this city, says:
"stars Of the drst class are somewhat scarce. ]
am, however, on the alert for anything that sp-
pears In that way. We have secured . splendid
Mr.. Ford has had In years. gobbled up all the
pretty girls, and think We have ave or six Of the
abandonment women on the stage. A good season
Charley Pope Il here, and sends kindest regards
10 al Washington friends"
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Eleven tramps were found concealed between
the cars Of freight train In New Jersey one day
last week.
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STEAMER "sUEo EXCURSIONS.

STEAMER sssUEr EXCURSIONS.
The Elegant
Iron Steamer Sue,
Captain JAMES HARPER, Is now making excurs
sions 10 Point Lookout on EVERY SATURDAY,
stopping a. Piney Point and MGrshall's, going
and returning.
The steamer leaves Supplements wharf, foot OF
Seventh street, at p. M, arriving at Point Look
out early Sunday morning, and returning to w ash.
ington By o. m. on Monday.
All the accommodations are hrst-class, and arc
unsurpassed by any steamer on the river.
For pa''a ssiEsPH fErSsss66S 81, ssn,s
.ssteghen'O5, !, wS.rf 4, fS0s o. ssSsnth ,trsst,
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Marriage Licenses.
The following license was granted Yesterday
John TsYloe Lewis and Helen N. Jennings,
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No. ISMS OF WASHINGTON.
CAPT. fRHhx HoELINssHEAD,
Leaves seysnth:strsst wharf DAILY, (sundaySxs
.oepted,l ht 10 Q. m, geturning about ., N.
koSnd Trip q, including admiSsion % AGnIlol
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RING rHRoxo or MEN AND woxEs,
BuRNINo OF THB sTEANBoATs

America and United States. Mr.. Lewis reported
the disaster for the Free Prsss his mrs. contribu.
ton 70 this paper and be followed II with two or
three more, all pure news. The editor Of the Free
sing to report the Legislature. The session clos
ing, he went into the Detroit once, and did mis-
cellaneous work until the next session Of the
Lsgislature when be was again sent 10 Lansing
After that session he returned to Detroit and mas
since remained there. He began writing para
graphs for the Free Prsss 10 $50,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-15
A Novel TELEGRAPH Pole.

The Albany (New York; Argus says: We
were yesterday shown telegraph pole, the
invention of gentleman of this city, which
is, perhaps, destined to make an entire revolu-
ton in that important branch of telegraphing.
It is to be erected at the corner Of Broadway
and Twenty third street, near the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, New York, and was made for the
Western Union Telegraph Company. The
pole completed will be forty-six feet in length,
and when in position will be forty feet above
ground. 1t is fourteen inches in diameter at
the base and four at the top. 1t is composed
Of six bars OF angle iron, surrounded by
wrought iron rings, placed two feet apart.
The rings are held in position by cast iron
cores. The top is made Of hollow cylinder
of cast iron tubes, projecting at right angles,
in which wooden cross pieces are to be in
serted to insure perfect insulation. The rings
form ladder for the repairer to reach the
top. The pole is now in course of construc-
ton at Townsend & Jackson's machine shop,
on Broadway. 1t is neat and attractive in ap-
pearance, and far more slightly than the
wooden poles
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-15
THE COURTS.
Superior District Court.

superior D.stElCt Courts
Martin Werling has applied to Judge
Hawkins for mandamus agsinst inc. Nc
Knight and the Recorder of Mortgages, alleg-
ing that he is the owner of certain property
in the Fourth District of this city, against
which there appears on the books of the
Recorders Office still resting mortgage. He
prays that after due proceedings the same be
cancelled.
He alleges that his deeds have been stolen.
Louis Morel, ra ident of this city, as the
owner of certain warrants has applied for an
injunction against the Auditor and Treasurer,
restraining them from issuing and paying any
more warrants predicated on appropriations
venues of that Year going to the general fund
of that year.
w. Il yatt has fled petition in this court
praying for a writ of injunction to restrain A.
4 G. Frederick from exercising the Office Of
Inspector of Weights and Measures. which
Office he declares be alone is authorized and
entitled to fill.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, May IA, 1890 P. Motion
firm Middling Uplands u, Middling Or
leans 8@8}d Estimated sales to-day 10000
bales, including 1000 for speculation and
export.
Sales for the week 81 900 bales, of which
5000 were for speculation and 5000 for export
Stock 961, 900, including SOL 900 American.
Stock afioat 437, 900 bales, inclusive of 1885,
600 American.
Receipts for the week $4,000, of which
80, 600 were American.
Actual export 6000 bales
May delivery from Savannah or Charleston,
not below Low Middling, I'D; June and
July do 15-16d; June and July delivery
from New Orleans, not below Low Middling,
Sd.
LATER 4 P. Motion unchanged. The
sales to-day include 5000 American.
LONDON, May IA. 4P. M.-Consols- for
money, $4,000; on account 943@94s
PARIS, May 14---Rentes 64f $50.
LIVERPOOL, May IA, Evening" and
fabrics at Manchester dull, but not quotably
lower.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-15
The Partisan ssIndustry.''

There is an artful dodger in Paris whose
operations have been SO clever as to deserve
respectful notice. He is a middle-aged per.
son of an innocent aspect, and his pretty plan
was to meander slowly along. and seizing the
first mild-eyed old gentleman he met, to lisp
in childlike manner. "Totty has lost his
nanny; take lofty back to nanny The
mild-eyed would naturally feel somewhat con-
fused and alarmed, when to him would fur
Their appear q confederate of Totty's, would
remark in accents bland that Totty was q
harmless idiot, and if the stranger would see
Totty home it would be real charity.
Fired by benevolence, the old gentleman
would undertake to bear the soft, sweet Totty
to his abode, and would trot along the boule-
wards among the toy shops, which appear to
enchant lofty. That gentle being would OBJ
serve, "Totty wants harlequin; buy Totty a
harlequin" and his antique warder would
hasten to crafty that mild longing. Before
the ingenious Totty reached his home he was
usually laden with the marketable results of
the kind.hearted old creatures benevolence,
and did thriving business until several bene-
factors happened to compare notes, and Tot
tvs innocent industry was quenched.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-15
Lost Women.

Has it ever occurred to you what com.
mentary upon our civilization are these lost
women, and the attitude of society towards
them2 little child strays from the home
Enclosure, and the whole community is on the
alert to find the wanderer and restore it to it's
mothers arms. What rejoicing when it is
found, what fearful sympathy, what hearth
ness of congratulation? There are no harsh
comments upon poor, tired feet, be they ever
so mirey, no reprimand for the soiled and torn
garments, no lack of kisses for the tear-stained
face. But let the child be grown to woman
hood, let her be led from it by the scourge OF
want-what happens then?
Do Christian men and women 60 in quest of
her? Do they provide all possible help for her
return, or if she return of her own notion, do
they receive her with such kindness and deli
cacy as to secure her against wandering? Far
from it. At the first step she is denounced
as lost-lost echo friends and relatives-we
disown you; don't ever come to US to digrace
us. Lost, says society, indifferently. How
bad these girls are And lost-irret rievably
lost-is the prompt verdict of conventional
morality, while one and al; unite in boiling
every door between her and responsibility.
All, will not these lost ones be required at our
hands hereafter Fl Mrs. Burleigh.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-15
THE CITY.

A SERIOUS FALL.-A man named Denato
Patrovilch was found, last night, by Officer
wallace. opposite No. IL ST. Philip street,
where he had fallen while under the influence
of linuor. He was senseless and bleeding
from q wound which he had received by the
fall. He was taken to the Portuguese Hall by
his friends, and . physician called in, who
pronounced his injuries as being severe but
not dangerous
AGAME OF PoKER.-A woman named Han
nah Murray, aged fifty years, was sent to the
Charity Hospital last night, suffering from
wound received in the back part OF the head,
inflicted by poker in the hands OF woman
named Mrs Harris. The difficulty occurred
at No. 355 Girod street, where both OF the
women reside Mrs. Harris, up to this time,
has evaded arrest, but Will soon be over
hauled by the police.
In A DANGEROUS CONDITION. Officer W.
Wickerson reports that the house on Toulouse,
between Royal and Chartres streets, known
as the "Old Bank" is in dangerous condition
and liable to fall at any time.
UNwELcoME V1srroRs.-Mrs. Jewell stepped
out of her residence, No. 500 Canal street, at
IL NJ. Yesterday, and on returning, found
about SlOO worth of clothing and silverware
gone, and no trace of the visitors
ATTEMPTED ARsoN.-At o'clock, Thursday
evening, some evil-disposed person or per-
sons attempted to set fire to the premises No.
SAT Annunciation street, occupied by Mr.. +.
Vltter as a residence, but who at the time was
absent with his family in Texas. The fire
was discovered in an clubhouse of the building
and was extinguished by the citizens and
police without the necessity of an alarm.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
SODA AND CAKEs.-The soda water and con-
fectionery establishment of Victor B. Sentich,
corner of Basin and Canal streets, was found
open this Friday morning, at l:3O o'clock.
Sergeant Vankirk examined the premises and
discovered that the doors fronting on Canal
street had been pryed open with jimmy. AS
nothing was disturbed in the store, it is sup
posed that the thieves became frightened and
left without securing any plumber.
SENT TO THE HosPITAL-A woman named
Augustine Richard, found at "a Robertson
street, Thursday afternoon, in sick and
destitute condition, was sent to the Charity
Hospital.
MALICIOUS M1KE.-Mike Joyce, charged by
Rudolph Stewart with malicious mischief,
was arrested at the corner of Tonti and St
Louis streets, Thursday, at 1855 P. M.
STRAY Householder Dorsey reports find
ing estray, at Z P. NJ. Thursday, on Delta,
between Poydras and Lafayette streets, bay
horse, with collar and bride on. 1t is sup
posed to have run away and broke loose from
q vehicle of some kind. Tha animal was
taken to the First District Pound.
DIED FROM Hrs INJURIEs.-Robert Weeks
who it will be remembered was run over last
Saturday andsseverely injured by car OF the
jackson street line, died Of his injuries at 8
o'clock Thursday night
A TEACHER IN TRoUBLE-O Officer Butler, at
l:3O P. NJ Thursday, by virtue of warrant,
arrested at .3S1 Dauphine street one Frank
Joseph, by occupation a teacher, who is
charged by Aug. Francois with breach of
trust and embezzlement.
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Joorr1surD FROM FIRST PAek.l
81 Sales 1876 bales; net receipts Ill; gross

161 Sales 1876 bales; net receipts 4h' sl'~
1906. ,.u o.
Futures closed quiet and steady; sales . % ~
700 bales, rs follows: May 10 S-aote &c
June 16 7-s2@lef, =; July y 70 san n 1Sa@
1G 1s.a2 October Is 29-32@15 1916. Noyem-
her * 81 32O252 December Is 11-l6(9l54,
Jannarv Is %. 32015 1916 February 1910
16 3-16. March 16 13-32(9l6 ZIG, April
Flour dur. market still rules in buyers "a
vor. prices without decided change. Southern
-four quiet and dropping; common TO fair
extra SIS 25@6 20, good to choice do Sc ESQ
so ewheat-supply Offering very small; lair
inquiry; market may be quoted q shade
firmer; 81 3591 40 for winter red Western,
81 4061 ~ for amber do, 81 40@1 As for
white Western. Corn heavy, 1c lower, mol
crate demand; S7@88 for Western mixed, %
(1S85 for high mixed and yellow Western, W
(99l for white Western, 86@S6a for Western
in store.
Coffee steadier. 16@1ss gold. for Rio. or
binary to prime. Sugar dull and heavy' bc
lower; 8s(9ss for fair to good refining, o tor
prime, 8 5-l6fa]8a for muscavado, 81 for centIiu-
ral. refinad dull and declining, 10l@10i@
IO3N11 for granulated, II for powdered. liz
for crushed Molasses quiet limited Joooing
demand. Rice quiet and unchanged. Petro-
leum dull and nominal; crude 6, refined ZIG
12I. Tallow firm, g. Rosin and turpenhne
ouist. Pork firmer, new $22. Lard hrmer, !55
for prime steam. Whisky dull, 81 IL. closing
with free sellers OF these figures Freights
frmer; cotton by steam l@9-32
CINCINNATI, May 14.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ling 15a. Flour steady, demand moderate
Wheat steady, 81 2S@1 IS. Corn dull. TIC
78. Oats 76373. Pork dull. held at $22
Lard quiet, steam 15g Bulk meats frn.
shoulders s1@Ss, clear rib lOs bid. 103 asked.
clear 12I. Bacon firm, held, shoulders 81,
clear rib 12s, clear 13s. Whisky quiet 81 Is.
ST.. LOUIS, May l4.-Cot;on and -four quiet
and unchanged in every respect; little doing.
Wheat sales higher; No. rcd winter
81 43@1 43I; No. 2 spring Chicago 81 O3a,
soft do 81. Corn-No. 2 mixed closed at
73g. Oats CLOGS. Whisky firm, 81 20:
Pork nominal, $21 IS. Dry sat meats and
bacon unchanged; only jobbing trade. Lard
dull; Isl asked, Is bid.
CHICAGO, May 14.-Flour dull and uu-
changed Wheat-demand active, prices ad-
vanced, No. l spring Chicago 81 O591 O5a,
No 2 regular 81 OH, No. 8 979s1. Corn
demand fair, prices advanced ac, No. 2
mixed 72i@72s, ear 77@7S Oats-No. 2
64s@641, closed at inside figure. Pork
closed $21 So Lard quiet 1910. Whisky
nominal, ST. Is.