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FIRE AND EXPLosIoN-A tank filled
with autLracire in the works of Warren,
XIX, & Co, adjoining Point Breeze gas
works, Philadelphia, exploded yesterday.
The anthTSciDe department caught Ore, and,
with its contents, was destroyed. The main
building OF stone, was also destroyed. Total
loss SEQ Geo; insurance SO, 90. Tue rirm was
supplying the centennial commission daily
with 900 barrels Of patent composition for
paving. VIM. Dalton, a workman on the
roof of the building, was thrown fifteen feet,
but escaped serious injury. A fireman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

A MINISTER'S IMMoRALITY.-In the
Philadelphia NJ. r. conference, yesterday,
in the case OF Rev. j. II. Britain, the COM
mittee reported that the charges OF immor
ality against him were sustain ed and he Was
expelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

POLITICAL NOTES.-The independents"
will hold a national convention on the 18th
May at Indianapolis, Ind. AT q meet
ing last night of the southern republican
club In New Orleans fight occurred Three
men were shot, one of whom will die. Others
are reported wounded. ....Of the thirteen
aldermen voted for IN st. Louis Tuesday
the democrats elected six, the republicans
four and the independents three. The latter
are also democrats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

A CONTRACTOR Sued The United States
district attorney at Boston has commenced
a civil suit 10 recover S25 900 from Hugh
lood, a contractor on the post OH &c, Sc, ,
received by HIM from the gOvernm snt, as
alleged, in excess o. his lawful c!ai ms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

BROTHER BOWEN, AND THE BOTTOM
FACl S.-The Bowen special committee OF
Plymouth church failed to meet last even
ing. 4 meeting has been called for 10 NOR
row evening, at which time an effort is To be
made TO break the deadlock existing between
Mr.. Bowen and the committee on the queS-
ton OF his introducing the testimony of Wit
resses to prove that lie has not slandered
Mr.. Reecher in calling him an adulterer, a
peIjurer and hypocrite. The committee
continue TO trade on Mr.. Bowen's refusal TO
disclose the bottom facts of his own accuSa-
tiOrS against Mr.. BeecheI, which they de-
mand shall precede the testimony he pro-
poses TO Introduce in reference TO the charge
involving Mrs. Tilton. II Mr.. Bowen is not
permitted 10 conduct his defence In his own
way, ii is understood that he will refuse TO
60 on with the trial. There are TO be argu-
ments made by Dr. Ward aud Mr.. Tilney
before The committee on the question in dis
pute-f Negr York A3fyi. Nh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

CHIcAGo's CROOKED WHISKY CAsKs.-
The property OF the South Branch Distillery
Company at chicago, owned by Hass, Pow
& Co, has been declared forfeited 70 the Gov
eminent Simon Powell pleaded guilty yes
terisy Of conspiracy 20 defraud the govern
ment, and the indictment as 20 the other
members Of the nrm was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

DRCNKEN frEND.-A young man named
BruDsteo, living in London, Ontario. re-
turned home Intoxicated Tuesday night,
mace nendish attempt 10 murder the
whole family, stabbed the mother and father,
hnicting dangerous wounds, then attacked
1 OIL members Of the family who escsped.
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THIRTY PEOPLE DRowNEp.-A ferry bas I.
which was being drawn across the river Dee.
at Aberdeen, Scotland, was capeized yester.
day In mId-stream by the violence on the
current. The boat was crowded w tn mas
sensers, and IL is feared that thirty, peTsops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

A MURDER NINETEEN YEARS Ago.
murder committed near Newburg, aOOut
nineteen years ago, and TO the perpetratOT OF
which no clue was ever found, has recently
come 10 light. II appears that the body OF a
young woman named Sarah Bloom was
found by the roadside, mutilated shockfngly.
Every possible means was adopted 10 ferret
out the perpetTatOr of this villainous deed,
but without success. The other day a letter
was received by a gentleman in New6urg
from a physician I'm a neigbboring city, who
said lie had a patient on his death bel who
confessed that he BILLED the woman I'm a isal-
Gus TT. lie had since suffered intO,erdbly
from remorSe.-lN y. Letter.
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VUE DE yEkU HOTEL BURNED.
FRIGHTFUl DISASTER IN SCOTLAND
HE .ANTI-CHINEsE EXCITEMENT
Large Meeting tn sau fraacf.eo

San fkANCfsCo, April The anti
lhin"se meeting 10 night ~ Tuiou Han and
IL the rect m 'front.' at the hall was attended
hN AZ least ln,'oo perSoIs Gen Irwin pre-
sided over the meeting inside the hall ReSo-
luiiOns were adopted setting fprih the evils
Rowing from the fbineSe Immigration and
DrEing thst a. local measures ot relief hat
b'en exhausted. Tie OUly resource remaining
vas au appeal % fIc tresty-msking pOweT
of he government. and that "a delegation ba
ser 70 Washington 20 present tire question
~ Iull and uTEe inme Slate action. aud the
meeting was addressed by uu m Ter OF PROM
trent gentlemen, who COgus.siai moderation
ana coussrE alive action. o. aiming the nniirv
OF aHoTuluE 'ull protection q TIE raineSs
Tow in the country. and dcprerafIng earn
esily any violent pTprCe sings The meeting
was qulsf and orderly. and evidently tn har-
monN with the views atvancef ~ the
speakers. Ample preparations had been
mace 20 suppress any rioiou> proceedings.
CHINA ToWN
n GORDON ~ policemen was drawn around
CHINA town. the Chimes quarter a. the
ciy.' and It's inhabitants were cNuuSrIaf r..
their leaders 10 remain IN their own qpsr-
terS. Great alarm h31 existed among them
ahd extensive purchases 81 weapons hat
netn made hy them during thg last rev laws.
~ anticipation OF fr0gblo. but faa city mas
Teen perfectly quiet throughout the evening.
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The Insane Asylum Investigation.
The Testimony To- Day.

The investigation into the affairs of the
U. S. Insane asylum was resumed this morn
ing by the Committee on the Expenditures
of the Interior department.
A FEMALE EX-ATTENDANT.
Mary Z. StCeeHeB testified she was an at
teBdant at the asylum. The butter given
the patients, as also the coffee and tea, were
very bad. Was In Cedar, Locust and Spruce
wards. The rooms on the female side of the
asylum were kept clean. Was afterwards
employed In the Kitchen. The food supplied
to the male patients was not substantial.
For the front wards the meat was good, but
the butter was very poor. The kitchen was
Kept clean. The met smelled very badly,
ana there mad been Complaints made about
~ Do not know about the cooking for the
back wares. Often heard complaints about
II. butdO rot know anything about il Never
saw any of the inmates abused. Do not
tGow lady there by the name of Mrs. Hui.
Went there first IN October three years ago.
Jhc second time she was employed there
was in July, 1914. Remained there thirteen
months: DO not remember q lady there
namtd Mrs. Dickson.
ANOTHER MALE EX-ATTHNDANr
pH9 Il AGeAJH stated that he was en-
piOy ed In the asylum as an attendant. Lett
there because he did no! Ike the way things
were carried on there. The eating was very
bad. The meat was not good enough to eat
a spoonful OF beans is given the patients on
Sunday for dinner. saw MCAdann VINO was
kicked In the hack by John Helderman
Tne flesh looked like IL was kickel ont.
Know hat McAdam died. Saw men there
mo were covered Win Vefmln. Often asked
Tor clothing for the patients of Dr. Morreil,
tut did rot get IT. Oae patient named Cur
rtn Wbalen, n soldier, whose time expired Is
months ago, is kept there. DO not think that
he is a DIT insane Heard about the dumping
Of insane paupers near Marlboro, Mi, last
summer, but 10 took place Just before wit
rtSS went there. One of the attendants told
him that he had been ordered at 10 O'Clock AZ
night 10 wake up patient who was sent
away in q lot at night time Attendants and
patients Jared alike. Food for thirty was
divided mp for sixty patients. The reason
witness left there was because the food was
not good enough TO live on. Musty -four was
made up into ginger bread and given pa
neutS for supper, when there was no butter
The committee then adjourned until Mon
day, when DR.. Nichols statement will be
heard.
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a CONSCIENCE remittance was received at
the Treasury department yesterday in the
shape OF s35 coupon bond Of the Union Pa
cifc railroad
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NoMINATIoN.-W. e. Painter, of Wash
ipgton territory, was TO day nominated by
the President TO be receiver Of public moneys
at Walla- Walla, same territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

THE REPORT Of the House Committee on
Elections IN the Lemoine FarwelI contest,
Involving the representation of the 81 hi
nOis district, will be presented on Saturday
, ext. A majority of the committee are Satd
10 he In favor OF giving the seat To LemOine,
tle democratic contestant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

IG5T or DAEK SHAPES FINE CASSI-
All liable BROS,
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THE EMMA NINE INVESTIGATION The
Committee on Foreign Affairs met this
morning, and Mr. Phelps, OF counsel for ex-
Senator Stewart and Gen. Schenck, sub
mitted q list OF the names or witnesses whom
ne desired 10 be summoned to testify as TO
u e present value of the Emma mine.
Mr.. Hamilton, of the committee, objected
10 hesrirg any further testimony IN regard 10
The history OF the Emma mine. General
>cheDck said he WAS not one of the orig iual
Cwi eTs Of The Utf.P, aud the duty of the
c. mittee was CTir u look into his connec-
lion " lth and his transactions in regard To
the mine. 4 SUIT was now pending In the
courts of New York, which was the proper
tribunal where the charges OF fraud would
he investigated and the innocent be vindi-
Gated. The value of the mine was not for
tie committee To ascertain, but what Gen.
schCDcb had to do with it.
Gen. Schenck made quite al earnest
81 et ch in reply. setting forth that he had
been charged WITH being engaged in a fraud
uicnt transaction in being party to the
sale OF worthless mine. He desired that
all the facts in regard TO the value OF the
mine should be set forth and that these wit
nesses he fully heard.
Mr.. Phelps argued that they should be
granted the opportunity 10 show that the
mine was still OF enormous value.
After a consultation between the mem ers
OF The committee. they held a short session
with closed doors, and then adjourned until
70 morrow, without arriving at any conclu-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

QUAETERM ASTER GENERAL MEIGS was
tefoTe the House Committee on Military
Affairs yesterday morning and was exam
ined concerning the removal Of the quarter
mss'er generals Office from the @ street
huiidlng 10 The building at the corner Of
Pcrnsy lvania avenue and 18th street. lie
thought there was no Oc saSiOn for The re-
nOval. and If ne had been here he ShOnld
have objected 10 il. The cost of fitting M
The lew building for the office, the EXPENSE
~ rem oval 10 10 and the cost of restoring the
old Office 10 its original condition, in ac-
Cor0ance with the tern1s OF the lease, made
treat bill OF expense, while no ADVANTAGES
were gained by the change lie said Gen.
ingalls, had expressed his modification at
the expense ATTENDING the change. which
was much larger than he had anticipated.
TEE GRAND jury INvEsTIGATISG THE
SAFE BURGLARY CAsE.-This morning /
Q. Ne''ieshiD, Eek assistant TO Chief Whitley,
OF the Treasury secret service; Albert CuuZ
.leTk Ia same, and Mike Hayes, arrived from
New YORK, having been summoned with
LOnis DelOma. Major Richards, and Joshua
Parker, as witnesses before the grand Jury
In the safe burglary case. Hayes was the
hTst witness called, and he was subjected 10
an examination for an hour and & half. De
Iona and CunZ had also been examined M
to W o O'Clock. ard Nettleshlp was waiting
his 'u!n, II is uudeTstoOt that the testi-
luOGy Of these witnesses do not implicate
any others than those who were charged in
The original Indictment except infeIentialIy.
Hayes NettieshIp, and CuuZ deny that they
left mere on Saturday night TO keep out Of
the way of the grand jury, and Deloma
'tates that he has not been out of the city
nor las he had any intention of eVaiiUg pro-
cess 10 appear. Hayes seems in high spirits
row. and says that his character for truth
will &c virdicated, and that without the bur-
del OF proof being on him, but by others
telling on themselves.
. -
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REsT .SD SoBBIEsr SUITS ever offered in
H :, as,iI stCE- i,r . ~,
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TIE CHINESE PUZZLE.
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nSVE YE NOT READ THAT AGOOD SUIT
IA Or CLOTHES Can De bought for e.,
AT HABEE BSOS.
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BIG MEETING IN SAN FRANCISCO.
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ILTGHNT BUSINESS SUITS, Of Imported
L. WCoIeEs, fOT only ala, -
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"Y"H7' .VUR.uTR YEP,

HsvE We EgT READ THAT GOOD SUIT
= -- '' ' at ABsE 'BKos.
A FIsE SPEITG SUIT. fifteen diff rent styIas,
HABLE B2Js.
REsT .SD SoBBIEsr SUITS ever CT red in
At liable BIOS.
I IG5T OF DAEK SHAPES FINE CASSI-
A1BABLE BROS.
ELIG.ET BUSINESS SUITS. Of Imported
Al Unable BROS.
beautiful ENGLISH Oh SCOTCH CASSI-
D MEL BUSINESS SUITS, only sl5,,os
RICH AND ELEGANT BUSINESS Oh D8Ess
st LIABLE BROS.
nyER OEE HUNDKEp VARIETIES OF
" bCslNEsS OF DRESS SUITS, al sl-;
UCBE FINEST LINE AND BEST STYLES Of
imported Cas-. salts ever deg 4, 'syed; 8, $40,
HANDSOME, STYLISH AND ELEG .ETLY
II FINISHED Bu-ines' or pre,s Sits a, s22i
EVKEY VARIETY OF SHADE AND STYLE
IL oil Cut IN fine Dress or Bushes. spis a. S29,
DEeUL.R CUSTOM MADE SUITS Ofthe new
h est and richest Patterns, a, So
- the finest Foreign Fabrics, al $50, 40 u
HABLE BROS.
Merchant Tailors and Fine Olothie,s,
nG29r Corner 18th and d streets.
FhANKLINnss rGeSS,;xS
ssnri6e brazilian Pebble speetacies. dso1 y ,i.tp
n sPRING STYLES ~
NOW READY. |
oE Ps2AE%AT and bF EIFTE VENUE STYLE
approved patterns.
Ensish and American SILK UMBRELLAS.
Ladies' SUN UMBRELLAS.
UMBRELLAS and RAs0LS recovered.
kER a GREEN,
I4I9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mars ly Above WIZARDS Hotel.
co * N
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS or THE CITY
II IhE SAME hAI6.
New schedule-Fun load of ~ bushels for e.
Smaller losds cents per bushel carriage, 6O cents
APPLY
OFFICE OF WAsHIPS ss2, GAsLrGHr COM
ais 10Th street northwest; I'll LIST street northwest
or 10 ITO Bridge street. Georsetosn. mAr6H
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAIR.
TOE REsT0RIsG GRAY Oh faded HAIR TO
lis NATURAL AND YOUTHFUL COLOR
IL makes brash, dry and wiry hair smooth and
glossy II er.dicstes Isndruf' aud it, occasionaI
aspiration prevents aud stops the hair falling.
Contains nothing Whatever OF an unhealthy or
poisonous nature. Does NOT req hire shaking; does
any u the obteior. 50 iu.tIy uTsed aasin, ,hs
Sulphur sDd Leas Restor alive 10 the markets. Has
ben n'sd Tor nss ~ eight years now with con-
ARTHUR NAITANsip Rs1ssi:,,
nAr71-tr ID and ID streets northwest.
GRASD oPEsIse OF SPRING BOOTS AND
sE b Y,s.
: .Ha IL: {. .G Ss t teasrs.. sGsfi
and W: French md; Buttoned, $50 %; k[I
so, .'sed ~; .d mssss 4 se ss
sp; Lsdie. Ne.Iort Ties, o. Is up. Ladies Button
Isii and sIe Psun.ylvsuis avenue,
mar0 u Betseen lsfh and 10th streets.
TIE EAGLE SHIRT.
COMPLETELY FINISHED,
MADE OF wAnsUTTA COTTON AND FINE
LINEN.
PBICE sI.25 EACH.
WIN. BIRD wYLIE.
Sole Agent for Washington, DC,
~An extension stock Of
DRY GOODS
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THE ASIATICS AIMING
ON PEDRO'S DOT4GE.

DEATH OF eIsHoP JOHNS.
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4 NJ daily News severely condemns the a.
lion 81 The United states Senate in rejecting
The nomination OF Mr.. Dana as mIuister 10
ETElHIH -
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TIE BELENAP IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.-
MessTs Black, Blair and Carpenter, counsel
FOR Belkrap, will ask on the 17th instant,
the time set for the trisl) an extension OF
Two weeks, making altogether four weeks,
iu which 10 complete the preparations and
summOn WitEesses for the defcnse.
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A FIsE SPEIvG SUIT. fifteen diff rent styIss,
n fOT Oily sac
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Cambridge Round 10 Win
Daaas No.ptuatto.

loNpoN. April G.-Camhridge h. now con-
sld,rtd certain winner % the ~ ter-uDt ver-
sliy boat race barring accidents The bet-
ting to-day is 5 10 against BNfors
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(NITY LAUsDRY, No. 52t l2ih street, near y
" HOTthwest Washing collected and prom "
delivered. Fine Ladies Goods and Lace Curtains =
specially. AL roTk hrst class, and prices res.ona'
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beautiful ENGLISH Oh SCOTCH CkSSI-
at HABLE BROS.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Inc Franklin

q, 0l ALTAR, April the u. ;. steamer
Fran EllE has arrived here
Wales
MALTA, April The Prime ~ Wales aud
suite have auiyci here on their way n
England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

THE SILvFR BILL-The Senate Finance
Committee to-day considered the House bill
To- provide for the deficiency in the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing and for the issue
az silver coin, and agreed To report the bill
In an amendment striking out the third
section and substituting therefore the bill re-
ported some time ago by the committee
m King silver legal tender in sums of -
and excepting the trade dollar from legal
tender coins. The House bill IMAGES the
- Yer cOirs Of the denomination of one dol
lar "A legal tender at their nominal yalue for
al amount not exceeding $50 in one paw
HeI { ard of denominations of less than one
collar legal tender for any amount not
exceeding S25. Sublequently, in the Senate,
Nr. Sherman reported the bill as amended.
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kilograms to The Star.

GREENBACK CONVENTION.
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SCPEBB LINE OF CUsTON-MADE SUITS Of
- the finest Foreign Fabrics, az $50,
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REGUL4R CUSTOM MADE SUITS OF the new
AtHABLI BROS.
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PEksoNAL-EX Speaker Blaine, who has
been absent in New England for the past
Ten Gays. is expected to return TO this city
tomorrow. Mr.. +. c. Bartlett, clerk of
tn Senate Committee on the Revision of the
Laws. will be the stenOgrapher of the CON
u i'tee recently raised 10 Investigate the last
Mississippi election.
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DICH AND ELEGANT BUSINESS Oh DRYSS
h SUlTs, iOT OILY sl6,
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DISTRICT BILLS BFCoNE LAws.-Tha act
giving the approval aud sanction of Con-
sTess To the route and terrDini OF the Ana
costa and Potomac River Railroad, and IN
regulate its construction and operation. and
he act To incorporate the Citizens Building
Association Of Washington. became laws
to-day without the Presidents signature. as
they were not returned 20 the Senate within
lie prescribed ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

ENEEY VARIETY OF SHADE AND STYLE
IL OF Cut IN Fine Dress or Business suit., 81
At HABLE BIOS.
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The investigation into the affairs of the
U. S. Insane asylum was resumed this morn
ing by the Committee on the Expenditures
of the Interior department.
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ARMY HEADQUARTERS RESTORED TO
WAsHINGToN.-By direction of the Presi
dent an order was issued yesterday that
The headquarters of the army are hereby
rs-6staDlished, and hereafter, In time OF
Ieace, shall be at Washington city, and all
orders and Instructions relative to military
operations, or efectiDg the military cOutrO!
Snd discipline OF the army, Issued by tue
President through the Secretary of War
stall be promulgated through the general of
The army
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO. April I5-Rsceipts-Flour, $500 bb, Wheat
1880 SeSo p sa GsSP STso R 900 S %nss
SGs GG5n G99o s1n ws ss Sseted entirely nomiHs
Corn dull steady sales Of New on track AZ o9c Uats
s25 for Heavy Mess Lard Highwinss noginsly
cncisc April fogT steasy and firm Wheat wheat pstiSe
s6i ' II Us5 May ii o6a June; No chicago spring
~ ? Il ef sS SIS SG1 IN Nay IE 'a4Ee"
aImer No at sOe spot SS4s7 aa Eye spot:
MAY Pork qaie ind veal so 3d. spot *2z 80 2ds25 81
A3y ~ cash IS e }say ps
I2He wbsEv 81 o. necepts@fioaT 500 6b; Wheat
$1,000 bush 10000 BUSH oats $500 bush 6d Eye 5 To-
Wheat Is 900 busn Corn $4,000 BUSH OATS lZoOo 'o'"'
~ April qqiet but est steady WHEAT f7S ah m
fair demand and arm at 81 Z0GSi ~ SoE saGC'' ~ ct
and unchanged Barley duh weak and loyer NO; spring
sio SSas en De- fG i5 Ketts Ee0deT 14
mta.s nIn 6 hyes sa Der Rib sides ii5.c
TIE ic asked spot i2c bid asked buyer June Gsar
s sls commSn to 11 GOOD 2 Light sg7 Good
Ia good Gc@aia Gsld II sales Butter duh
PHLS SIlin, April 5-ClOyer seed Is in active request
and rn sales at IsG2Oc bmo,hy y - 2gyS So Bran
slsG$ls 80 y ton Flour meets ar Demand 1' 1afIe are
re sellers az earrs9 I 1 nj s 75SsG 30 penn
do at IS 25G$G 90; oho do, Fancy at VI LIMOS
c CO." Neal led al - 2 wier What e hr Penn
syiyania red 81 81. Amber q 5le$l 50 Write e zoo
active Wine. 436-l %
ty. Provisions dull. Mess Pork S23 25dS25 90 bSet
Hams, S26a26 So smoked Hams Ia l6c; Picked no -
el3e Lard Aa4%c WHISKY 81 Is tor Vest n BattSr
easy receipts liberal NowNOrk and BRADFORD comfy *
ras 376so Western doy 5;ia35e; 90 trs's 25Soe
Rolls MCittrn ESras, 320djc do 80 IIsis Sol Cheeto
I'm NewYoIk Facy lac Prime 1919 &C. western an
Cream ~ pa &c.; Prime Western, Eggs un
settcd PennsyivaHia 2sc: Western fresh: lea2c L., o.
inactive; 40 red Fall, u - 2 bd cash q - Do
Apdl salo8 1t 81 40 june 40 RED Fall, ~ Il asHea
Cora active, nrm and higher No Mixed 81 Z4i1l easn
i7a6i9c April 4Gl4146ss, May. oats scarce aHa hTn
higher; No 3 So SIC Rye scarce and frni 6oc la Lar
quiet. unchanged. Lard HOmiuay unchanged Bulk Meats
trade Live Hogs demand but lower; Lglt shipping
s1aS7 Is. Yoykers a 37i2dS7 sos 81 25ds7 30
butchers 81 1881 65 Batm0Tes, 81 5Oaf1 10 cattle
quet and generally unchanged but some ta's rther
lower; Good 10 Choice "a 75G - l22 Nedi1m - Far,
- l2lG&t 37a Pony Steers, s. 7jdS< %; Cows hard 10
sell uomlnalv s3 5OGsl stcckeTs, g 75cfi 20
Naive Feedcis 25aSt 30. Receipts, 90 bDls Flour
II Cg busi. Wheat 400 bush. COr 1000 bush OATS
1909 bush RYE 800 bush Barley, $40 Hogs. IT'S cattle
'TUruo April 15.--Bulk Meats moderately aet:Ne ana
biSaer Wheat steady; No. White Wabash 81 81 No.
lite Michigan, 81 2ola; No. dO Il l6 Extra White
Michigan 81 So , Amber Michigan 81 2G June, 81 2gh
No. . do. - OH; 10. k-d, ~ IL. corn timer tSa
Mi1c spot April. 55c. Mly, 53c. June 552c Jazz
52lac.; NO Grade, - c Damaged A. &C
No 2, 3Gc. April, IS &c; July SIC; Whte
4Uie,.; Michigan 36c. Kecspts-lOO hbl. -Four; 5tbO
BUSH w4ca 5000 bush. Corn 200 bush. oats; Ship
llentsl2J D1l. Flour 1900 bush. Wheat $4,000 bash
ColJ lI,UOJ bush. Oats