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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-01
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Fire Department OF the city OF Rich.
mond is composed OF chief engineer, seven
commanders, eighty minute-mep, and fifteen
statieu.mer, and sixteen horses, located and
divided as follows:
Company A (steam fire-engine) NJ. T.
Phillips commander, y minu,e-men and 3
station-men. Engine-house, Broad street
between Nlrth and Tenth.
Company B Steam fire.engine), S. H.
Herndon commando, II minute men and 8
station men. EDgine house, Third street
betw cen Broad and Grace.
Company G Steam ire-engine), B. a.
Purks commander, II minute.men aud
station. men. Engine-house, Main street be.
tween Twentieth and TWenty-irst.
Company b (steam fire eugine), George W.
Sublett commander, u minnte.men and 8
station.men. Eosile-houe, corner Brook
avenue and Marshall street.
Company f (hook.and.ladder company,
George R. Minor CON mandeT, II minute.men
and 2 station.men. Truck.house, Broad
street between Ninth and Tenth.
Company T (steam fire engine), Twenty
fifth street between Broad and Marshall, &.
W. Taylor commander, II minute.men, three
of whom are on duty in the ergne-house at
night / station-maD. A steam fre.engine
has been bought by the City Council, and is
now complete With the exception Of the pur.
chase of horses for it.
Company G chose company, a. L. Fuqua
commander, Tenth street between Main and
Cary. 1t numbers s minute.men, all OF
which number sleep n the engine house.
During the year the Council Committee on
the Fire Department, which is very ably
presided over by Mr.. George Bargamin, has
pun chased new four-Tbeel hose.carrisge
tor the Church Hill steam tireengiue com.
pany, and it is now in service with 800 feel
of hose rolled upon It, which has also been
bought during the year. Two steam heater;
for the engines have been ordered, and will
be put up in the new Man-stieet house and
ia the ensine.house on Church Hill.
The Fire Department costs the city annu
ally about $50, 900, and during the year il
has rendered most valuable service, and tht
officers aud men deserve the credit they re-
ceive for their faithfulneSs and abOrs.
FIRES DURING THE YEAR.
The following is statement Of the fire.
during the year:
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POLICE FORCE.

The Richmond police force is managed by
the Board of Police Commissoners-Mayor
Kelley. the President Of the City Council,
and the Police Justice. Mr.. d. c. Richard.
son is secretary of the Police Board. Major
John Poe, Jr., is the chief OF police; Wal
lace Washington, clerk to same; Or. Z. w.
=. Brock, surgeon. The police force numbers
e.hry-fuu- men, and is at present in excel
lent condi ion.
The following is the personnel OF the force
and the statistics Of that department for the
year: :,
First Police Station Captain James NJ.
Tyl'r, Sergeant james B. Ple,Sants, Sergeant
W. B. Whitlock, Sergeant +. howard,
Acting Sergeant Daniel Wren, aid p prl-
Yates. Total, 27.
Second Police Stdtion.-Captain John
Disney, Sergeant Reuben It. Seal, Sergeant
George W. FoIkes, Sergeant John D. Perrin,
Acting Sergeant John I. Hall, and q prl-
Yates. ToIal, &c.
Third Police jStatioa.-Captain Charles b..
Eprs, Sergeant Thomas B. White, Sergeant
Dudley Gilman, Sergeant Robert n. Thomas,
Acting Sergeant A. r. Cousins, and 20 prl-
Yates. Total, %.
Sergeant E. Il. Chalkley detailed at Police
Court, three men detailed for sanitary duty
under Board of Health. Total officers and
men, "a.
CHANCES in the Force During the Year =
Resigned, 3; discharged, .; died, l; tota',
8. Appointed,
Number OF arrests ma de, 5,4l2. Felony.
1853; misdemeanors, 5.119. White, 2,l95 !;
colored, 3.279; total, 5,472
Number of violations OF city ordinances
reported. 1901; number Of :abrms OF nre
given, So; number of persons furnished
lodgings, 2,175.
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MANUFACTURES M S

We present Richmond
Although depression
existing
rect estimate made the 1875
buildings
Many small not included our
eacksmths makers OF
ployng
Our gur establish the gratifying fact that flee Of the most
steadily
proportion population ahns even these hard
very exceptions the inquiries were promptly responded to
work entitled labor expended furnishing
FORMATION
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up brick and stone pavement and curbstone,
digging gravel, turing round sbockoe Hill
burying. groun1, also in City Springs and
Monroe Park, working In Monroe Park, put
ting away wood and coal at City Hall, clean.
ing off stree crossings, bsilding tool-horse
at city j.il, digging out foundation for boiler
at city Jail, removing trees from streets,
@hitewoshing at city stables, cleaning out
Slockoe creek. cleaning out alleys. cleaning
bricks at the armory, cleaning street basins.
, Total number of prisoners during the year,
200; Al in the gang at present 40 blacks
and white; 2 deaths during the year;
escapes, recaptured.
Total expense of the chain gang to the city
during the year, $3.50.
Superintendent in charge Of the chain.
gang, William C. Wilkinson ; assistants,
Henry X. O'Dwyer and Tucker Davis.
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THE CRY ALMsHousE

The City Aimshouse Is one of the most
important and thoroughIy.oFnpizad and
managed institutions OF fhes city government
1t is under the control of the joint commit
of the City Council for the relief ef III So
poor-Yiz.: William English fchaitnan5.
L. Straus, T.. Wagner, w. e. Tanner, W
Williams, William jenkins, and u. w, s2s
man. 81 IS !. ~
The officers Of the institution are: Charles.
P. Bigger, superintendent; William j. Eppss'
assistant superintendent; J. s. d. Cuisens
physician.
These gentlemen have been untiriug Ia
their labors during the year, aud have accom-.
plished astonishing results in the improves
ments and general arrangement Of the instis:
tuition. N
An important a6iurct TO the almshouse Is
the 'saccident ambulance, which has ren.
dered valuable aid to many sufferers during
the year. HI;
The following is q consolidated report,
giving the number Of inmates received, dis
charged, and died at the almshouse from jan-.
uary l, 1875, to December 80, 1876:
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year occurred In August. The smallest loss
IN February. Alarms wer turned in at Box
2 three iimes; 8, twice; 4. niue times, s.,
three times; s. once !; I four times; IL,
eleven times; Is, once; Il. FIVE times; 10,
three times; II, twice !; "a, twice; 25, ssyen
times; 28, twice; 81, three times 80, twice /;
.4. once; 80, twice; 40, once; 43, four
times; 40, five times 46. seven times; 81,
twice.
During the year no alarms were turned in
from the following boxes 10. q, %, SO, Al,
and 81,
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THE CITY GOVERNMENT.

", I"
CITY Attorney, L. +. Page.
Trelsure- :. {. Greenhow.
ClIk 10 treasurer. y. A. Cardweu.
Auditor. James Il. Royster
Clerk 10 Auditor, K. Mccarthy.
Ci;y Engineer. W. E. Cutsbaw.
Assistant Crv Engineer, s. +. Bates.
l.Ie,k to Cry Engineer. S. b. Jacobs.
Superin,enlent OF Public Schools, j. IL.
Bnford.
Police justice. JOSEPH J. White.
Clerk to PoIige Justice, d. c. Richardson.
Superintendent of Gas.W orkS, Jobn II.
knowles.
Foreman and Clerk OF Gas-Works, W. c.
Adams.
Gas Inspector w. II. Page.
Superintendent Of Water-W orks, james
T.. Davis.
Assistant Superintendent Of Water-WorkS,
". }. Riddick.
Chief of Police John Poe. Jr.
Surgeon of Police, DR.. c. ". Z. Brock.
Chief Of Fire Department, George A.
Ainslie.
Superintendent OF A'mshouse, Charles /.
Bigger.
surgeon of Alnslousc, DR.. J. 5. D. Gull
len.
City Clerk. Edward c. Howard.
Serscaut-at.Arms ct City Council, benJa
min T. August.
Clerk OF FIRST Markc'. Salnuet El'n: r.
Clerk OF Sccoho ANNc'' "c01Se Ai'oo'
lake.
Hich Constable. 4. 2. Duesberry.
City Sergeant, l.. Is. COOK.
Commissioner oil the revenue, hooeiI T.
Muuiord.
Assistant ComW;S 'ioclTs CT Tue hcEenut u,
Vii,
City Collector. johH /. t"9nauT.
(irain M2p>u:er. Nl!lla'a b0"den.
GAUGE, Richard Fox.
ScaIcr Of Weights and AeaSureS, a, la.
Tailman.
Fish Inspector. james Is. roster.
iI4rbOrn!aster. X. II. Sii''
Coroner. DR.. ". Ii. Taylor.
deputy Coroner, Dr. Christopher Temp
k'u>.
>4c:i', john v. WRIGHT.
surenlten1'H! oi fiie'Asaim leNs'"pH'
!. Il. DoWeN.
Board Of Po|'ce Con'miSSloners: a. M'
hoiley, Mayor, president ''ohn A. mere
dith. nre>lde1, Board OF Aldermen Joseph
j. W bite. police justice DC. Rlcnarason'
clerk.
tiy Sr"oos boa'G : hon. A. M. helleS'
Mayor: trGWcfO Pre- 'sideat OF Inc boa'u )
james II. blnIord, superintendent OF scnoolS:;
Alfred Moses, secretary Of the Board ara
supervisor OF school ptopDrty. First scho,Cl
d>.:!c,: Alfred Il. Courtney, CEarles L.
Rad, william Il. Scott. second school DIS
trict: A'irca Moses, John I. Shields, w. ".
Grump. third >chooi district: william t.
Knight, u. l.. S1:ous, William English.
vbc CIV cou,csr.
.' .., Daoc A.
BOARD or hLnERMEN.-i ne boaFo oi AZ
dernen is composed OF eighteen members,
three from each ward in ;tc city. Hon. yohn
y. Meredith, o! Madison Ward, is president.
The heioIowins arc the olier members OF Inc
Board, which meets on toe second and fourth
Monday in each month at 2. NJ:
Marshal! Ward: w. Nj. heilam, {. b.
Lipscomh, William Il. Williams.
Jefferson Ward: William II. Scott, James
c. Smith, Christian Z'mmcr.
Madison Ward: Lloyd j. BealS. LOUIS
Wagner.
siouoe Ward: l.. J.. Bass, William Z.
Culriug;op. William F.. Tanner.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

The nunlber Of hew buildings erected III
the city III 1915 falls lar short OF the number
erected in 1874, being only 164 brick and 81
framed hou7es-:ola, 245; the taxable value
OF which is put down By the Commissioner
OF the Revenue a. $575, $50.
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VEHICLES AND ANIMALS
LICENSED,

The following is statement Of .ee ileenssss
issued from the City AUDITORS osase ip 1870
for vehicles aud animals: 723 o1e-hofse
wagons, &C., 3lo t8o-horse wagons, 30 sdfse.s
horse wagons, 27 four-horse wagon,
backs and omnibu:es, 1i0 haggies, :, Az
dogs, 40 bitches, 204 goats. ggfegates
amount of taxes received for these licenses,
EtA 05S IL 80
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THE CHAIN,GANG.

The following is a statement of the wosk
done by the chaiu-gaog during the year,
Digging culverts, cleaning streets, cleaning
CUTTERS, putting down drain.pipe, lowering
Water- and gas.pipe, cnttias cutters, taking
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Meets daily except legal holidays over Inc nc
First National Bank, on Ma 70 stIees neA. as ~
the corner OF Eleventh. Nj, enoe'Soip, 20
Officers: r. FL. Maury, preside. ". oainss -
Williams, vice preside1r; &. A. oayshp1l, M
secre,agy and treasurer. O!gan2'>*iA :"s''
1873
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CITY RAILWAY.

During the pos, year there have been tfals v:
ported or this road Ssa, ,528 passengers Ar.i
Lewis N. Hopkins. of BaitiGo re, g tp,esi.
tient. Mr.. Ph. r. Yeatman general sipefsus,
tendeut. and MI. c. Wsiirop secrstat 7 sllss ny
treasurer. Recen,ls two ca.s haye Dsen:s
taken off the line, and thcss no Y ON - ss,s,s
mig twelve ninntes saeF, oyer siis' 'sssa ~
Broad street portion OF the i'ne. ~
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APPRAISEMENT.

During the year 1915 new appralsement
oi The real estate in Virginia has been mace
under an act of the General Assembly. Tde
assessors for this city have just completed
their work, showing the following yaIua' lons
nf The real estate in the seyeral wards OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-01

T,o o,i,,s sn valuation were /: tn Monroe
Ware ns ssoe:,47o; Clay Ward, :es3, 40; :;
1'ck.oo mS, Wal War i, sl4,322. Total, s1,oO4,?S7;;
'AIH Tho y" losses "a valuation: 10 Marshall
ward d sasa.l2o; Jtasrson Ward, s34s, ,ss4;
Msdison ads Ward. s.'00.s76. Tota', SGSl,sSO
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TIE tax on real estate ard personal pro-
perry is one-half per cert. The tax on IN
come is one per cent. The tax on capita.
tion is one dollar per head.
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The advertisement OF 1865 includes tue
vaIue of real estate em mbraccd within the eX.
tended limits of the corporation, o: new adj
dition, the increase of taxable value since
1860 being $40, ,4S7,l ll2.
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CITY DEBT.

The following is q statement of the city
debt and interest from January, 1869, to
January, 1876. inclusive:
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Public harltieS.

...i riuRlHks AND RELIGIOUS
SOCIETIES.
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Rate of tax, $3.50 on 800. Included 10
above extension OF amount Of tax are polls
at soc. and small amount OF back taxes
charged on former years.
STATE ASSESSMENT AND TAXES,
1875.
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s,,.,>. 40 INSURANCE CAPITAL.
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...>..uE1NT orders AM SOCIAL STA
Ti~T!G>.
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Mahoney was ppointed In piscs on lttpssir.
u. z. Tyler, wno died during The past seas.
The Wster. Works were commenced Us.lso-
Der 3Oth, 1880, pnt into operation In March,,
1882, and have stood the test Of time very.
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.,>>rrry,0,>0F TOBACCO FLOUR, fish'
A1D LUMBER.
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REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE

The following statement contains the as
sessed value of all the real and personal pro-
perty in the city, and the taxes thereon, the
number Of polls, &c.. for the year 1875:
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Department Out.Door Poor.
MEAL.
1850 bushels aud half pound.

Since the oath of November (the first this
winter) there has been distributed 300 cords
OF wood, as follows:
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OrHgR STATISTICS on PAGES I've,
F,ys. SIX. SgyBs, Ann EIGHT. M
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cute Iast year, - ---II.s.. 80
During the year 147 tramps (white) have
been furnished with dgings and meals.
During the year one white and one colored
foundling have been received, and eight
white and two colored children adopted
three (white) by ladies to be raised as their
own ch h.lirep, two (white) by Sisters Of
Charity, one (white) by the Female Humane
Asylum, one (white) by St. Joseph's Female
Orphan Asylum, one (white) by st. Paups
Church Home, two (colored) By the Colored
Orphsn Asylum.
Department Outdoor Peor.
This department, also under the controlo 0
the above-named committee, has furnished
relief to outdoor poor from January ], 1873,
TO December 90, 1875, as follows:
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1880 bushels.

Total, 1,2SU Dusuels.
Note.-Coke 10 lieu of wood is furnished
to persons residing on and east OF Seven
teenth street. II will be seen by the above
that only twenty eight heads OF co!ored fatni'
lies have received coke. This Is owing 10
tbe fact that the greater number OF cclored
recipients reside IN the upper part OF the
city.
MEDICINE.
Prescriptions furnished from city DISPENSE
Number Of persoss vacclna ed: : White tadults),
8; colored ladultsi, =
CoTFINs.
Number furnished. lz4
Number furnlshed.,.....' Aoo
Ci:y Ambulance.
Since It's inauguration, March "a, 1879,
the city ambulance hss responded 10 10
caIs-whites, SO; coIored, 40. Or these, az
whites and % colored, sfter receiving neces.s
sary medical attention, were either LETT 10 the
care of their friends or conveyed 10 their
homes !; and 81 white and II colored received
all possible attention On the spot, and we're
carried to the almshouse for furtner treat
ment.
The city ambulance, with physician and
appliances for the relief of iDdigent sick and
persons wounded upon the streets OF the
city, can be summoned by the city police
telegraph from the First, Second, ard Third
police stations from the Automatic Signal
Telegraph and Transportation Company, j.
1910 Main street from the automatic sigma ]
telegraph instruments at the Cid Dominion
Steamship Compapy's Offices Kichm9nd,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad der OF
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad dep6 Rieh.
mond and Petersburg Railroad dsp6 ]; H.
Grant g. Co., tobaecouists, Nineteenth street ]; ];
W. Z. Tanner g. Co., Seventh street Law.
renee Lottier, corner OF Nineteenth and
Franklin streets.
Ambulance calls will be responded t0lFom
the 1st day OF October 10 the Isl Gay Of March
from 8 A. 81. to6 p. NJ; from the ~ day O
Malca to the 30th day Of September from q
A. NJ. 10 p. NJ.
CITY Hospitat-Smaii-Pox-
This institution is under the cootrol OF the
Committee on HesEh--S, H. Pul!iam tcaair.
maD), John Purcell, Alert Ordway, u. d.
Nail /, James f. Wlngfeld.
Tne following Is the number OF paliehss
admitted, discharged, and died from J1nu.
airy /, 1875, TO December 20, 1870:
WHITE.
Received 49,. Discharged. Died'..... - -
coLoEED.
No case. -
The above three cases were those OF non' 'ss
residents. ,as RI
y 3
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TAXABLE VALUE OF REAL
ESTATE.

The following is statement Of the taxa.
bic value Of real estate and taxes thereon
from 1865 to 1875, inclusive, uuder assess
mcuts made BY order Of the City Council:
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WHITES,
COL0RED.

Grand total, 23s-aejns one more than at same.
tlite last wear.
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BY order Of the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fuad ra>t-due bonds are peiES
paid on demand IS presented. Ihe amount
Of bonds tha. have ma,ured and are out
standing. for which payment has not been
demanded, is %24.7G0: The interest on which
will cease irt n Ibis Gay.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-02
Castleton Primary Meetings.

AT a primary meeting of the republican
voters of Castleton, in Town hall, Monday
evening, B. w. Burt was chosen chairman
and Ii. L. Clark secretary. G. c. Nichols
aud M. B. Dewey were elected delegates
and Z. Coburn and M. Fl. Cook substitutes
to the district convention at Rutland Au-
gust 3D..
Messrs. NJ. B. Dewey, S. Williams, f.
A. Barrows, NJ. Ii. Cook and E. A. Brien
were appointed to prepare and present a
constitution and bylaws and report board
of officers for Hayes and Wheeler club,
to be organized at an adjourned meeting,
to be held Monday night, August 7th, at
Town hall.
Two years ago Castleton was represented
by four delegates at the district convention
in Middlebury. Two we're Joyce men and
two were Willard men. One of the latter
is delegate to the county convention.
Our delegation Of two this year no doubt
will go solid for Col. Joyce, the pres
ent efficient and highly esteemed member
of congress from the old honored first CEN
gressionsl district. The question would
naturally arise, what has become of the
republican voters of Castleton, when dele
gates to state and district conventions are
reduced from four to two, or in other
words one-half. X.
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Voting in the Belknap Case.
WASHINGTON, Aug.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.
The senate at 10 o'clock to-day proceeded
to vote upon the article Of impeachment
against Belknap, in accordance with the
order adopted yesterday. Belknap was
not present, but was represented by Mr..
Carpenter of his counsel. Upon the first
article of impeachment 80 senators voted
guilty, 25 not guilty, for want of jurisdic-
ton. Those who voted guilty" were
Messrs. Bayard, Booth, Cameron, of Penn,
Cockrell, Cooper, Davis, Dawes, Dennis,
Edmunds, Gordon, Hamilton, Harvey,
Hitchcock, Kelley, Herman, Key, Nc
Creery, Mcdonald, Mcrrimon, Mitchell,
Morrill,, Norwood, Oslesby, Randolph,
Ransom, Robertson, Sargent, Salisbury,
Stevenson, Thurman, Wadleigh, Wallace,
Wbyte and Withers. Those who voted
in the negative were NIessrs. Ali
son, Anthony, Boutwell,, Bruce, Cam
eron of Wisconsin, Chris,iaDcy,
Conkling. Conovcr, Cragin, Dorsey,
Eaton, Ferry, Frelinghuysen, Hamliu,
Howe, Ingalls,, Jones of Nevada, Logan,
Mcmillan, Paddock, Patterson, Spencer,
West, Window and Wright. Mr.. Jores
of Florida declined to vote, on the ground
that the senate had had no jurisdiction
The presiding officer announced that two
thirds of the senate had not voted guilty,
and therefore the respondent was acquitted
of the charge in the first article. The
senate then proceeded to vote upon the
second article, when 80 senators voted
guilty, and % not guilty. Mr.. Maxey,
who did not answer on the first roll call,
voted equity" on the second articlc. Those
senators who voted mot guilty" repeated
their reasons for doing so, being for want
of jurisdiction, as stated upon the first roll
COLL
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New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Aus

FLoUR.-Receipts 12,5ls barrels. The market
flrm. good demand,low grades scarce & wanted
Saleslof 1000 barrels No. at 81 1903 Is super
hne western and state at 50 35af4 20 com
mon TO good extra western and state at
~ 1904 20; good to choice do. at 81 T5d5 90
common to choice white wheat western extra
at IS 05a 90; fancy white wheat western extra
at 50 039l rs; common TO good extra Ohio at
"a 1905 10 common to choice extra st. Louis
at ~ 9Oao 90 Patent Minnesota extra good to
prime at IS 1896 30 choice to double extra,
10 s6s9.Oo, market closing firm.
WHsAT-Receipts 3i,5s2 bushels The marke,
opened a shade iirmer with fair dem nj, closed
quiet; freight room scarce. Sales 1O7200 bush.
at s5tdgl for No. spting, chiefly Milwaukee,
latter choice 9l@sl % for No. 2 Milwaukee
lots No spring.
CoRN.-Rdceipts 10 100 bushels. The market
isquoted as being yale better. fair dem ,nd
$4,000 bush. at 5.aac, for hot and heated
Western mixed; 53d55c for ungraded western
mixed 66H@57c for high mixed and yellow
56Ec FOR graded yellow; ssds0, for yellow
southern on dock 6l96!c for white southern
In store.
OArs.-Receipts s33 s3j bushels. The market
Sales 5000 Bushels 1t qsS a ' Tor mixed
western and state 3l9i6kc for white Do
New York No. |. at &c., No 2 Chicago at 30e
new white Jersey 3Sc.
HAY-Tne market Is quoted quiet at GOa65c
for shipping.
HoPs.-Market is quoted as being steady at s
York state l59 lSc FOR nominal Californians.
CoFFEE.-rhc market for k'o is quoted a.
being quiet and lirtn at i4'.@7a.c gold for car
goess; l44alS2ic gold for JOB lots.
SUGAR.-The sugar market IS quoted as being
quiet ana nrm at s1i@9c tor fair TO good refin-
ing; 9JGcfor prime no transactions Of import
ance reported refined irm.
MoLAssEs.-The market for grocery grades
is firm aud In moderate demand
RIog.-The market Is quoted as beingi quiet
and steady.
PBTRoLEUM.-The market Is quoted as being
firm moderate demand. Sales or crude at 9'tCa
PIC; refined at l77ic. city naptha at 10A q
lie; cases 2l@22c
TALLow-The market quoted firm. Sales OF
10000 lbs ats slice for prime,
EGGs.-The market quoted steady at lga2Oc
for state and Pennsylvania l59l9c Tor west
ern.
PoRK-1he market Is firm and quiet.
Sales OF 900 bbl5 new mess at 80 50dl9 10.
BEEF.-The market is quoted as being quiet.
LARD-The market is quoted as being frm.
Sales of000 terccs prime old western steam az
Sll 30Gll 3Ihc.
BUTrER-1he market is quoted as being
nrm at l2a24c for new western i5S2Sc Tor
do. state.
CHEEsE-The market is quoted as being
steady at 3avHc for common TO prime.
WHIsKY-The market Is quoted as being
firm at 81 1917.