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fishing, seeking, graspIng how
they smell OF venality, these fellows!
Hard customer rs the Baltimore and
Ohio road is sometimes said to be, there
has always been characteristic honesty,
an admirable Independence and withal
certain modesty about the great corpora
tlon. Tom Scott whips an entire Legis.
lature, controls newspapers, and Owls
Congressman. He even has his grip on
Hayes throttle wave. Who ever heard
of John w. Garrett lobbying in Wash
lngtOn? Andy DIl, recently nominated
for Governor OF Pennsylvania, belongs to
Wallace and Wallace belongs to Tom
Scott. Ran isll went up to sledge ham
mer the villains who ran moneyed ma
chine against him Hopkins, Randsll's
man, is an honest, honored citizen OF
Allegheny City. Dill Is mountain of
brass, and Tom Scott gives him
the shine. "You are gold" says
Tom; ago on if you are coated, go
on, l have an army here There's Wal.
lace and Aleck Mcclure and stronger
giants to come in with the Scotch
Ye godsl how governments are run.
COL WILSON EULoGIzED.
The "Wilson resolution" which passed
the House last week has brought with it
enconIums, congratulations, letters OF
thanks and telegrsms in such abundance
as to leave no doubt that the measure
met with general favor The resolution
is simply proposal TO extend inVestigs-
tions to any quarter where fraud or in
timidstion may be pointed at. The hon.
esty of purpose displayed by Col. Will
son is strong index that his object is a
disiHterested and reverent one.
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
| am of opinion that the committee
will be cut up as follows: Potter char n, n
of q committee, with headquarters here
Morrison at the head of the frst
subcommittee to 90 to Louisiana, anC
McMahon to guard the Florida "Con-
fessors.' As developments are made they
will be reported TO POtter's committee
and by that committee will be worked
into the Democratic National Committee
and thence sent out 10 the campaigners
A good programme, il some one does not
spoil it, Morrison is the best man to
send to Louisiana, as he has been on the
field before. Mcmahon is an able, sharp
lawyer, we'll fitted to deal with the rss-
Gals in the land of the Everglades. Hon.
b. +. Martin has been quite sick, like
CHARLES SELBY.
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A MnnIf.ni Ah.nrdif,

10 D. mauiisst.y absuTf 10 cain for a
mere stimulaut, t0b .c and Alternative pro-
pertles. Yet tHlsis What - d-sly nOBe by
the vendors VI cbssp 10 al Difters, coioT,d
10 make them I0,k auracily-, aHG asr,'-
ably favored, bat the alcDEoae b is 81
which - Oi the yilfst ADD ipost hurtfU
description Tue ,IaBscsnfsut succesz
HOsettrFs Stomach Bltts.s, the JeSIlu,
alternative tonic Of the rniaG states, Ll4
induced many Of rhess a. npandeS Gt
drains lu dIsgulsc, 70 attsFnp' the counter.
isltlug Of this staadsTd mtd iCII =, bat their
efforts have never prov. Uccs ,siul on a
large Lcs!", AM hey have tHeIny. lye, iu
many instances Lo.of-,uay "cnine 20
grief" through the fundamentally 0fthe
law.
The genuine B.tters have, iHdeOI, a
EplutuOus basis, bIt they are emphaiiral
ly medicine, since their botanic ingre
dienfs are s:guaIy ehieaciOus Ia Oysreom-
ing aud preventing ehills aud lever. a. A.
pepsla, !.yeT comp a!nt, eOnsll j. alton, nd
many other disorders.
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Military Convention.

IyDIASAPoLIs, Msy 28-The fifth
annual convet tion OF millers met ST the
Beard OF Trade rooms, this morning, with
about three hundred delegates present.
Mayor Caven welcomed them 20 the
CITY, to which the President Hon. George
W Balne, OF st. Louis, responded.
Governor Williams and Ex-Governor
Hendricks also made short addresses.
The Committee on Grading and In
spec.ion OF Flour reported, aad recon-
mended the appointment o! a special
committee each on spring wheat, sof!
winter wheat and strong winter wheat
-four.
To allow the various committees sn op-
portlnity TO confer, the convention took
q recess till o'clock.
Tne mlllers' convention this afternoon
wss occupied IN hearing the reports OF
the standing committees.
The Committee on Grain reported
their inability 70 name the quality Of
wheat best Tor milling purposes, IS differ
en-. locations required different names
fjr their respective grades. They find
TIE same qualities q wheat now under
different nsmes and that the harder
qualities are more generally desired. They
recommend the farmers TO change seed
very often.
The Committee on Miliers' School or
College recommend 3 temporary az
rsngement with some pOlytechnicsl IN
slltule near q milling centre
A psper by Levi EngIehart, Of Evans
vile, Indiana, Oh marketing the pro-
ducts OF the mills, wss resd.
Tomorrow will be spent in the busi-
ness Of the session and Thursday 10 SO
excursion about the city aud around the
Belt rost, with dinner snd speech
making St tie Stock Yards Hotel.
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WOOD TARIFF BILL.
n, Defeat Deemed quite Certain,
Although wood and sRyler are
sill Hopeful.

lis Deieat Deeneu SuAAe NVEA"h"s
Although wood and sRyIer are
suII hopeful.
Editors OF the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 70.
The friends Of the Wood tariff bill are
becoming very snxious for its safety as
the dsvs pass by with little prospect OF
bringing the bill out of ITS PigeOn-hOIe
Mr.. Wood gave notice, to-day, Of his in
.ep,on to call up the bill as soon as the
sruy appropriation bill WAS disposed Of,
whether that be to-day or to morrow.
When he does so and the point is reached
3lolader the bill by paragraphs, the
6.ts.ep will be q motion to strike out
the erscling clause II that prevail, OF
co ? there will be 50 end Of :he Wood
taft bill. M. Wood and Nj Sayler,
TIE Wavs aud Means Committee, still
msl,t.iu that the bill will pass, hut
a .ysss of the House does not show
.adr assurance TO bs well founded.
There will be very few Republican votes
j l.. favor, and. the Penusylvalls and
New jersey Democrats will be
did against it. Unless Mr.. Wood
makes some concessions to the wool
in.eras. be may expect to find opposition
from the West and the South-particu-
s-Iy GeorgIs-which he has not counted
on. Georgia looks for great things from
.he encouragement OF sheep husbandry,
and she cannot afford to 90 against the
interests Of the wool producers nor OF the
wooden manufacturers of the United
States. since the manufacturers make the
market for American wool. 1t IS re-
ported that Mr.. Wood will make an
ed5r. 70 compromise by postponing fur
t1e- consideration of the bill until next
session. 1t is doubtful whether he can
q. the House to agree TO thls
programme. Protsctionists say that the
o..-.ry cannot afford to have the bill
pending aud threatening. The best in
fo-msuon ard q careful survey OF the
fed is that the bill will be beaten as
soon ss ]. comes fairly before the House
for seton, Ittle House were 10 pass 1t
tue Senate wOui1 defeat it.
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Democratic Caucus.

WAsHINGToN, May 28.-Immedistely
after the adjournment of the House, the
Democratic members had caucus for the
purpose OF considering an adjournment
sine die Of the present session OF Con-
gress, the Senate concurrent resolution
fixing the 10th of Jane having hereto
fcre been postponed till the 29.h inst.
Some memb bers expressed u desire for an
early adjournment, and thought that this
would be effected by tho 10th of June,
while others were opposed to naming
time, owing to the large amount
Of public business now pend
ing, and besides the question OF
adjournment should, for the present, re-
maiA where it is, namely, with the
House. The caucus, on motion OF Mr..
Ciymer, resolved to move in the House
tomorrow, the further postponemont OF
the Senate resolution until the Sth OF
June
Mr.. Ewing offered a resolution declar-
ing it to be inexpedient to take any action
on the tariff bill at the present session,
but without taking any action the caucus
adjourned until June 7th.
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PREsBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEM-.
BLY,.
Yesterday y Session.

PITTsBURGH, May % The wbly
met at o'clock this morning.
DR.. Allen offered 8 resolution IN re-
gard to sustentation aud Home Missions
rhe resolution directs tha. the Home
Mission Board be directed to apply the
$4,000 on hand TO the support of susten-
tation psstorates, and that all the
churches be directed to take up separate
collections for the sustentstion fund an
nua.ly, and in transmitting the same TO TIE
Board, they be careful to request that the
money be disbursed for the sustentation
of psstorAtes. Adopted.
The Mileage Committee reported that
three new Presbyteries had been orgsniz-
ed during the year, making total Of
us. The collections amounted to S34Ol0
Rev. Dr. Ward offered resolution,
which was adopted, that the General
Assembly boards, 20 whom application
!or aid IS made, shall, upon declining or
reducing the amount Of an application
repor. that set as promptly as possible or
give the reason therefor through the
stated clerk OF the Prest ytery.
In the afternoon the committee Gp-
pointed to prepare minute on the case
o, Rev. j ohm Miller, reported through the
chairman, DR.. Welsh. After reviewing
the facts IN the case and the action o: the
Assembly, the report couclades. This de-
cisIon OF me General Assembly confirms
the action of the Synod Of New Jersey,
which approves the resolution unani-
mously adopted by the Pfesbytery OF
New Brunswick, viz:
Resolr,d, That the Rev. John Miller,
be and hereby is suspended from the
Ministry of the PresbyterauECaurch, un-
til such time as be shall make manifest to
the satisfaction OF the Pres oytery his re-
nunciaaon OF the errors he has been found
TO hold, and MS solemn purpose no longer
10 proclaim them.
The minute wss adopted.
The Committee which was to prepare
minute in the See case made q report
which concludes as follows: In refusing
to sustain this sppeal Of M. See, the
Assembly holds that there is nothing in
the proceedings OF the Synod Of New
jersey which entities the sppellan. TO s
reversal OF the Judgment and finding, snd
St the same time the Assembly finds
great pleasure in calling attention to the
enlsrglng efforts snd the growing infu-
ence of the women Of the Presbyterian
Church in the work committed to the
denominsticn, and points with peculiar
satisfaction and emphatic appreciation to
the noble record, to which these women
are daily adding BY their efficiency and
devotion. Adopted.
The Assembly met st 730 this even,
ing. Thereports Of the home and foreign
missions were taken up and adopted, and
Saratoga, y. Y, fixed upon ss the place
Of meeting of the next General Assem- b,
". After the disposal Of other routine
matters, the Assembly WAS dissolved.
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LEGAL TENDERS.
Bill TO Prevent Their Retirement

WAsHINGToN, May 2S.-The follow
ing is the full text OF the bill to forbid
the further retirement of United States
legal tender notes
Be Il enacted, That from and after the
passage Of this act, it shall not be lawful
for the Secretary o. the Treasury, or
other officer under him, to cancel or re-
tire any more of the United States legal
tender notes, and when any Of said notes
may be redeemed or be received into the
treasury under any law. from any source
whatever, and shall belong TO the United
States, they shall not be retired,
cancelled or destroyed, but they
shall be reissued and paid out
again and kept in circulation, provided
that nothing herein shall prohibit the
cancellation and destruction Of mutIlatod
and the issue Of other notes OF like de-
nomination in their stead as now pro-
vIded. Al acts and parts Of acts IN con-
flct herewith are hereby repealed.
1t now goes to the PRESIDENT for his
signature.
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THE TOBACCO TAX.
why IL ShOnId he Reduced.

The Dill reducing the internal revenue
tax on manufactured tobacco from
twentv-four cents to sixteen cents per
pound, which was reported recently by
the Ways and Means Committee, will
probably pass the House without SER
lous contest, but it is apprehended there
a-e powerful Influences at work to defeat
IL in the Senate.
The opponents TO this mos! just and
equitable measure are chiefly the large
capitalists of the East, who fear that If
any relief Is given to this great agricul-
tursl interest of the West and South,
whereby it is possible the revenue Of the
Government may be reduced,
their wealth may be called
upon to make up the de-
iciencv. This interest has, dur
ing the past fifteen years, paid into the
Government Golfers about $4OO, 100000
and now, when, under the pres
sure OF the times, it is proposed to
reduce the annual aggregate of the I'M
pes. from SAL 10000 to S35 900, the cry
Of favori.ism and special legislation Is
sounded. The fact is las exempited by
the Gradual increase in value of all kinds
Of leaf tobsccO), unless the reduction
comes, the business of tobacco raising
ceases to be profitable, and is practically
ruined. The 5OOOO,000 pounds annually
marketed in this city was sold last ye' T
for say $3,jOO,OJ0, not rs much Oy
third a. the same quantity brought Il Q
wear before, but will be st least
fourth more than the same guam
Lity will bring this year. This shows
more rapid decline than has fallen
upon anv other agricultural product.
Upon this 100000 pounds of leaf to.
baccc, which this year will produce TO
the growers of 1t not less than $500,
600. the Government will demand, If the
TAX Is kept st twenty-four cents, revenue
TO the amount Of $42 600 GOO, and when
the proposition IS made 10 reduce the
tax TO an aggregate OF a little less than
tour times the value OF the raw material
the cry of favoritism is raised. What
other agricultural interest in the world
could endure such u burden? In view OF
the fact that nearly all the tobacco mar
keLed here Is grown within radius OF
one hundred miles around Cincinnati,
an u LuhJ LLls NlLl IL 10 L4aLul ai GIL kOsi
and that almost the entire proceeds
from its sale are spent with our
merchants and manufacturers, making
it emphaticsIly home interest, 1t is
thought advisable to represent the main
fest4res of the situation 10 our public
press, and request its managers to lend
their aid as far rs /. may appear to them
consistent TO further the passage Of the
bill. which fixes the tax at sixteen cents
per pound. Natural shrinksge alone
would make the reduction equitable, bu:
when it Is understood thst the present
ouerous burden is gradually destroying
one OF the most important OF our city's
interests, it seems 10 US that logic IS un.
necessary to urge the change desired.
Respectfully, +. A. PRAGUE,
IT. JOHNSON, ). Ii. BROOKE,
H. BEsUDEN, K. MALAY,
j. B. CASEY, WILLIE BLACK.
Committee appointed by the Tobacco
Association on Reduction of Tobacco
Tax.
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cu,innn,I mo,scnnd ruIe Markets.

hoEDAY EVENING, May p, 1873
The receipts OF hor,os were fair, but
not up 10 lhod,msnd. spd more than were
offered could have been sold TIE usual
demand f0r medium STOCK was continued
and that for fine driving stock largely IN
creased The general market IS not quot
ably higher, but desirable stock brought
full prices and buvers' wants not FULLY
satisfied on really hoe ninali.
HOEsEs- There was ready sAie 70 the
Southern trade tor good sound chunks =.
S85Cdsj, and buyers we're on hand prin.
clpalIy from the East for driving horse,
sales ranging from 800 20 tl75. with do.
sirable quality not IN sufficient supply.
Streeters cold At $4,000 per head.
MULu There VS. not much done,
An prices nominal 81 $90CalOO for sound,
weil-builL mules, 10 - IL hands high.
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HEAVY FAILURE.
A Large Iron Firm Goes Under.

A Large Iron Firm Goes Under.
PITTSBURGH, May 28.-kimberly,
Csrnes d Co, one of the largest iron
firms of Western Pennsylvania, with
works located at New Castle, Greenville,
Sharon, and other points in Shenango
Valley, failed to-day. The immediate
cause of the failure was inability to pre-
cure discounts on 100000 worth of
their paper, it having gone TO protest
last Saturday. Their liabilities and assets
cannot be sscertsined until after the
creditors meet, which will be in few
daYs.
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wheeling Srooh Yards
WHEELING, May *

W II EAEA'Nt 'hg "'f
Live stock received AT the Wheeling
stock Yards during the last week:
Cattlc-Arrivsl- o. head; sold cows
and b..s 3DI&4ci medium steers or heli-
crs 34"iG cnolce cattle iRi!c; Western
cattle Not. Demand Tor Caltl1 lA'r.
Hogs-ArfvaIs 30 head sold at 80
34c.
~hecp-In good demand A. iC43c.
LamDs-ln good demand n 4l554c.
CaIycs-ln good demand a. g. 0lCG
3 90.
Fresh Cows--In good demand Ht
t2j OUn4j 90 per head.
WM BAYHA, Secretary
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SENAIOR WALLACE.
His Triumph over the Randall'TiI-
den Combination.
Specialize the Register.

Spec al 20 the Register.
WASHINGTON, May Is.
Senator Wallace does not disguise his
il,sls. d. the weak fight Randall made
On hin. lie says the Speaker ought to
5sYa Known that to solidify and handle
%: fed against him was impossible and
1s olgh. 10 have boen 3 better politician
.aal 10 rush head-long into defeat.
Ws.'sce says, however, that he would
lo.s.oop to fighting Randall in h:s own
district; that be was after bigger game
~-d tbs. ne accomplished his purpose IN
tie defeat Of the RsndsIl-TiIten COM
Jlsagn.
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ThatIIaiI storm .

Washington Reporter.
Mr.. a. 0 Day informs ua that while
on = yisi. to Sparta on Saturday last, be
saw several banks of bailstones, some Of
the Jumps being SIS large As hulled wal
nuts. that tad failed on the previous
Monday evening. At DR.. B!atchleys
about sixty panes of glass had beea
broken, and the wheat fields on the farms
o. SI,as and Harvey Wright and Wm.
and Isaac ConkIing were utterly des-
troved. Some of the farmers cut the
beaten down grain in order 10 prevent 1t
from smotherIng the grass. The width
Of tie storm was less than half mile.
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Mexican News.

New ORLEANS, Msy 2S.-A Galveston
Ns,rs special says: New Laredo IS
threatened with three parties o! Lerdlsts
numbering 500 men under Generals
Gorsea aud Aysls, Colonels Cri:to and
MARTINEZ. Their advance is now within
ten miles of the town. The Mexican
custom authorities have come over TO this
side with their books and records. The
commander despsirs Of holding the
place unless reinforced. General Aysla
made \ formal demsnd for the plaza this
morning. Three Mexican merchants are
10 Jail tor refusing to contribute to the
defense of the town.
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ADJOURNNES
VII MOI Probably be ACcOmpIished ed
Before July ISI.

:
WAsHINGTOE, May 2S.
1o.norrow is the day set for the con-
'.-s'ason Of the Senate resolution, pro-
,-'ng tor adjournment June 10th. The
"sP10.icsns declare themselves anxious
q" pass the resolution to cut out the re-
P''' Of The Potter Committee, so that it
''aao! be offered a. this session. The
'''-.'ion, IN the House, will be opposed
y 81 the friends of all the many schemes
-, Government aid, and the com.
,'-'l strength Of these interests will
f''OAoIy be enough 10 defeat the resolu.
,.'a. Congress will do we'll to get away
By July lst.
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lInctnnRt..
DKH GOODS.
Now NnrL.

New YORK, May 2s.-Dry Good
There has beef great influx Of package
buyers 60 attend to morrows trade sale
prints very slow OF SALE dress goods dun
and cotton makes Unsettled md heavy
wa,s.rd coaunrs in steady request fancy
ca-simorcs moving slowly; oVercoAlings
4uet; lorcIgn goods duh
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INC KnpIisn strIkc..

LosD0S, May Z7.-There hAs been DO
change IN the state Of sfairs in the strike
districts Of LaGcAsbire. Tho masters snd
,peratives continue obstinsle, and Lhsis
il no prospect Of immediate sccOmmo-
d1,ion Of their differences TelegrAfus
from Manila represent Lrsie ~ greatly
depressed in consequences Of the throat
ened isilure Of the rice crop IN the Phil
.iuDire Islaudg
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No Discounts,

WAsuINGToN, May 2S.-The Treasury
Department is advised that the Canadian
Commissioner OF Customs has given
notice that IN consequence Of the near
approximation in value OF gold and
silver and paper currency no discounts
will hereafter be made on American in
vocies until further notice.
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Base Ball.

BYGHAHPTos, May 28.-Cricke.s :,
Rochesters, ).
LONDON, OsT, May Zs.-Tecumsehs,
6, Alieghenys 2.
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-Cincinnsti 3,
Indianapolis IL.
BosToS, May 28.-Bostons 10, Chics-
gos /.
LOWELL, May 23.-Uticss Is, Low
els /.
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ExecniIonIn n.Igrad,.

BELGgADE, May 2s.-It is announced
that Col MarkoyIizs, Greek priest,
and six others were publicly shot on 5ur-
day at Arjelora,z. There was a horrible
scene, some oi TIE prisoners desperately
resisting the e1ecutiOneu.
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Marine.

NEW YORK, May 28.-Arrived-
ScytDis and Wisconsin, Liverpool; Boz
ivls, Giasgowi Leasing, Hsmo burg; Vile
de Paris, Havre.
MovILLE May 2s.-Aruved-Ca!e-
donis, New York.
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Marriage winnie Rcam.

WAsHINGToN, May 28.-The marriage
of Lieut.. L. L. HoxIe to Miss Winnie
Ream took place this evening at Ascen-
sion Church The bride was given away
by General Sherman.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHINGTON, May ., ! A. M.-For
Tennessee snd the Ohio Valley general
lower pressures and higher tenperstures
increasing east TO south winds and cloudi-
ness, and possibly followed BY occasional
rains.
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Paris Exposition.

PAEIs, Msy Z8.-Tbe number Of per-
sons admitted 70 the EEPoh'iJn on tho
payment of one franc each on Sunday
.ast, Wa lO3 l3s. During the frt week
there ZOl 900, second week 25Z,3OO, and
the gfird week nv 400.
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WAEErhu, AA-s., Aay ~. EIief-
5ive rg-i Ar-. bAys been ragisg a. ibn
vieiri.5 since Thursdsy morri ing. -Four
or Eve tho. anc scres a hne growth ~
wood have aIrcs-y been Destroyed
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, May 2S.- Cotton-Firm
at IL 3-lGGll 5-lGc FIour-Duli; re-
cepts 10000 barrels; No. 81 5uCa3 2j;
superhne western and Ststc 80 GOmg4 90;
common 10 good 81 boat 90, good %
choice 81 G5Cs 8 rs; wnrto wheat extra
50 SOGyG So fancy So 55@7 10; extra
Chic 81 3OGg5 IS; Minnesota patent pro-
cess So OOCd8 o. Rye Flour a9d Corn
Meal-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
In fair demand; receipts Z35, 600 bushels;
No spring 81 ll@l Is No, ] spring
81 l5@}l l6I; No. red winter ; ia
IS; No. do 81 Il; amber Michigan
81 Il; No. 2 Northwestern seller May
81 "a Rye-Du'l and nominal; western
55G57c. Barley snd Ma't-Dull and
unchanged. Corn - In moderate de-
msnd; receipts 2Sl,OO bushels No 2 AZ
Ci,4Sc. Steady; receipts lO2 600
bushels; western mixed 264lg3Oc; wniLe
western 284@32!c Hay and HoPs-
Unchanged. Coffee and Sugsr-Duil and
Unchanged Moasses - NomiralIy un-
changed Rice-Stesdy and unchanged.
Petroleum Quiet; crude 7tc; refined
Il.e. TGIow-S.eady and unchanged.
Rssin and Turpenunc-QIiet and IN
changed. Eggs-Qu.et and unchanged.
Mess Pork-QIiet and firm At IS $40
9 %. Beel-QIiet AID unchanged
Lsrd-Primc steam Sc 7jCG II! Bot
ter and Cheesc-DuII and unchanged.
Whisky-FIrm b. 81 %.