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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-04
DISSERTATIONS 4 PARTNERSHIPS.

'-.--
nISSOLUTION.-The firm OF GEORGE
SlP A. HUSDLEY & CO. is this day dissolved by
s1nutua consent.
j Either pur;ncr xii! sign in liquidation.
GEORGE a. HUNDLEY,
DANIEL S. MCCARTHY.
Having purchased the interest OF Mr. ID. ). NC
8C CARTItY in the firm of George A. nundley & Co.,
il Shall continue The GROCERY BUSINESS 1T the
old stand, 52S Broad street.
return thanks 10 generous public fer their pa
ronage for the las, twenty-five years, and solicit
continuance of the same. -
In withdrawing from the firm OF George \.
lIundicy K Go. return my thanks 10 our friends
and customers for The very liberal patronage OF tne
mast and beg a continuance Of the same 10 MIR.
iUNDLEY. As shah remain with Mr.. Hundlcy,
my friends NAV expect IN The future, as In the past,
ivI-Iw d. S. MCCARTHY.
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Messrs. Biddle, Moncure Robinson, Jr.,
and Leigh Robinson. representing their
own and English and Pennsylvania inter-
ests, voted "No." All the other stock
holders, including the State Of Virginia,
owning an interest of S275,O00 (but having
only 395 yotes), voted Aye"
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nifty Of the proposition to give the steam-
boat company rail rates for their boat
servico-when the usual rate for boat ser
yiec~is about one half that for railroad SER
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TIE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT

TIE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF
CLOTHING
SUITABLE FOR WARM WEATHER,
such as
LINEN SUITS,
SERGE SUITS.
NUNS CLOTH SUITS.
DRAP D'ETE SUITS,
ALPACA SUITS,
WHITE VESTS,
ALL EQUAL TO CUSTOM WORK.
We manufacture all our
MEMS, BOYS. AND CUlLDREN's SUITS.
4. SAKS & Co.,
1913 MAIN STREET.
CLOTHING HOUSE.
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Colonel W. II. Palmer desired to call Mr..
Leigh Robinson's attention to the fact that
this steamboat company, in consideration OF
$4,000 paid them by the railroad COM
pany, agreed to sever their relations for
ever. They received their money, and in
twelve days broke their contract-Mr. Mon
cure Robinson having sent an order here to
the president and directors to put on the
boats again. They did not do so, and a
meeting was called, OF which the present
one is continuation. That is the very in.
terest that Mr. Leigh Robinson here repre-
sents. A great deal has been said about
the bad faith OF Tom Scott, but what can
equal this :
Colonel Palmer also referred to the enor-
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DRGGS. MEDICINES. &c

0SWEGO "DEEP-ROCK
" MINERAL WATER.
Highly recommended In
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
GRAVEL,
DIABETES, &c.
Asa beverage 1t Is unsurpassed. Kept on Ice anu
sold at our counter on draught.
POLK MILLER 4 CO.,
iyo Ninth and Main streets.
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OrrIcr MERCHANTS AND Planters
o'' SAVINGS BANK. I
RICHMOND, July 2, 1878.
,r,,1r DIRECTORS OF THIS BANk
| H. a.c,.r.1 scmi-annual DIVIDEND OF
TRfE rEN CENT free Of AL 7 tnStT; SsyssNa I"
the <to"N"o'e WILLIAM 4. JENKINS, Cashier.
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DIVIDENDS.

cry BANK OF RICHMOND, NA,}
July ], 1878.
,1, n1prCToRS OF THIS BANK
TUE a.,a..S !, nIyIpF:SD OF THREE FER
a nav ~ ~ Tho earnings OF the past six months,
CEN p III, ,avahlc on and after the 10th ot
fre ei az !aacs' '''" WILLIAM r. TRIGG.
July, iStS; Cashier.
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MR.. BIDDLE EXPLAINS AGAIN.

Some allusion of Mr.. Branch to the S12,-
600 proposition brought Mr.. Biddle to his
feet, and in the briefeSt speech he had yet
made he declared that that proposition was
greatly misunderstood. II it had been ac-
cepted the boat-stockholders would not
have gotten q dividend from 1t; 1t would
only have been enough to save them from
loss in the deterioration from idleness and
to keep the boats in order to use them when
needed for an emergency.
Mr.. Leigh Robinson said that he was in
an extremely painful position, but that he
did not presume the resolutions OF Mr.. Bid
die imposed upon the railroad company any
very harsh terms. II he thought so, GER
tainly he would not vote for them.
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-A SUIT OFMd
~ ROOMS. with large riazza aud bathroom G.l
attached, will he rented To Il gentleman aud wlfe
or single gentlemen, by early application at l4l0
Broad street Water In rooms. jy32t
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FOR RENT.

Tor RENT.-A DWELLING-@
L HOUSE. corner of First and Marshall E:u
streets. for rent, containing nine rooms, and kitch-
en- with two rooms: gas, water. aud bathroom OIL
the premises. Possession given Immediately.
Applv 10 W. W. TlMBERLAkE.
y2-eod3tH No. 1 west Broad street.
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We manufacture all our
MEMS, Boys. AND CUlLDREN's SUITS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-18
CINCINNATI.
Last Day ofthe Festival

CINCINNATI, o., May 17.-With
to-dsy's concerts it will terminate the
most successful musical festival that has
ever been held in America, alike in
musical execution and in attendance. In
spite of rain yesterday afternoon and
evening, the hall showed the same full
ness, while outside, the multitude of car
risges required skillfull energetic
management by the police to
prevent an inextricsble tsngle.
The musical spirit seems to have
risen in the audience in each concert. At
times they are hushed to remarkable
degree for such vast multitude, and
this evident appreciation of the singers
upon the part OF the audience has Its
effect upon the former, as is shown in the
remarkably fine execution.ofthe chorus in
various numbers, especially the Messiah
on Wednesday, and last nights chorus
in the tnird act Of Wsgner's Meister-
singer.
The scenes upon the street to-day are
but repetition of the past few days as
regards the coming and going of throngs
of visitors, Notwithstanding the insuspi.
clous weather. 1t seems evident that the
festival has strong hold upon the public.
The rain has ceased, but we have in
place of it cool northeast wind and
clouded sky.
Miss Rollwepon, the Cincinnati singer
who was to render "Aria Nasciil Bosca,"
by Handel, this afternoon, Is suffering
from an inAsmed throat, and Miss
Cranch has been substituted.
Tonight will be gwen, for the
Arst time in America. Liszts "Misss
Solennis," composed for the dedication of
the Basleck In Grsu. The difficulties IN
rendering the "Missa" for the chorus and
orchestra are very great, and it is to the
praise of those taking part that the work
will be performed during this Festival.
Berloiz's symphony of "Romeo and Ju-
liet," which will be rendered after the in
termission, is looked forward to with
great interest. The soloists are Miss
Cary, Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Remmertz
The piece consists of instrumental! move
ments, illustrating scenes from the great
tragedy, united into a whole by the pro-
logue and the songs, which were written
by Berloiz himself.
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THE HIBERNIANS.
Resolutions OF the National COnveD-
tiOn as 10 the Relations OF the Or
der TO the Catholic Church.

der TO the Catholic Church.
BosToN, May 1.-THE National Con-
vention of Hibernians, without q dis
senting vote, adopted the following reso-
lutions:
WHEREAS, We, the representatives ol
the Ancient Order of Hibernians in the
United States, IN Convention assembled
are unanimously agreed that there is
nothing, either in the letter or spirit oi
the written or unwritten law Of our or.
ganization that conflicts with the decree
OF the Council of Baltimore. or the doc
trines OF the Holy Roman Catholic
Church. but not being .theologisns, and
being desirous as an an organization, OF
COMP, wing with the laws of the church
from which we all derive spiritual censo-
lation. therefore,
RssoLpsd, That if there is anything in
the order in opposition to doctrines
of the church, we, as her obedient
children, are willing to rectify it as soon
as her decision is properly announced,
bat till that decisien is enunciated we
deem any attack on the principles and
objects of the order, no matter from what
source it emanstes as an unwarrsnted
abuse of an organization whose only OBJ
jects are Christian charity, unity and
mutual benevolence,
Resolved, That our respect for civil
law and our admiration of the free in
stitutions OF this free country are as stead
fast and undylng as our devotion to the
church whose traditions and teachings
are so much revered.
ResoLusd, That copy Of the foregoing
be sent TO His Emineuce, Cardinal Nc
Closkey, His Grace, the Primste of Bal
timore, all arch bishops and right-rever-
ened bishops Of the United States, with
the humble request that our standing IS
q Catholic organization be definitely set
tied
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SENATE.

At the expiration of the morning hour
Mr. Morrill,, chairman Of the Committee
on Finance. said he was not prepared to
proceed with his remarks, to-day, in OPP
position to the bill repeating the specie
resumption set, and on his motion the
further consideration Of the bill was post
poned till Monday next.
Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia, said that
the Select Committee appointed some
time ago TO investigate the financial re-
ports, books and accounts of the Tressu-
ry Department had been at work and
had made some progress. The two
clerks allowed the Committee were now
examining the books of the Department,
snd that the Committee was OF opinion
that Justice could not be done to the sub
iect and = report made at the present
session of Congress. He therefore SUBJ
mitLed resolution authorizing the Com
mittee TO continue the investigation and
to sit during the recess Of Congress.
Mr.. Morrill, objected to the present
consideration of the resolutirn, and said
he desired to have it LAID over until to-
morrow.
Mr.. Davis said that as an individual
Senator, and not as member of the
committee or by authority of the COM
mittee, he would state that every s!ste-
ment made by him when ne submitted
the resolusion calling for an investigs-
tion, including the one that the public
debt statement had been altered TO .he
extent of 100000, 600 or more, would be
proven by investigation.
The resolution was laid aside.
The Senate then proceed to consider
the pension bills on the calendar and 3
number were passed,
Mr.. Davis, of Illinois, called up the
Senate bill to provsde times snd places
for holding the Circ1it Court of the
United States for the district of Iowa and
the appointment of an additional judge
for said district
The amendments reported by the Ju-
dietary Committee were sgreed to, and
the bill read a third time and passed.
Yeas, 34; nays Il.
Mr.. Cockrell gave notice that on
Monday next, he would ask the Senate
to consider the House bill to place the
name of Mr.. James Shields, OF Missouri,
on the retired list OF the army with the
rank of Brlgadler-General.
Adjourned till Monday.
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COnMUNISM.
Military Organization Pound I'm st.
Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May lin answer to q
cal addressed TO the WOrkingmen who
had seen military service either in this
country or Europe, between three and
four hundred men met at Turner hall
last evening Ferdinand Amrein called
the meeting to order, and stated that the
object was to take steps towards the or.
gsnization of military companies, to be
composed exclusively Of workingmen,
who were military veterans, to serve the
purpose OF the workingmen and
protect them against the encrosch-
ment of their rights by the mill
tary and police forces which have
been arrayed against them, placing them
in the attitude Of outlaws. Speeches OF
the usual Socialistic and Communistic
character were made. A great deal OF
enthusiasm was manifested, and some $50
enrolled as soldiers OF the army Of work
ingmen. These men have got no arms,
and so far as known no means have been
devised 10 procure them. They will how
ever in all probability purchase guns as
individuals and commence to drill ST once.
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English Labor Riots.

MANCHESTER, May l7.--Later reports
from Haslinden state that only one mill
was burned-the Playhouse mill-which
was totally destroyed, There was great
disorder in Preston tonight. The mob
went about smashing windows and at
tacking every one who appeared on the
streets. Many OF the police were injured
in encounters with the crowds. There
was riot at Great Hsrwood, and the
windows of many houses were smashed,
From the house of one of the msnufac-
tursrs, which was attacked, shots were
fred and several Of the rioters injured.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, May Is, A. M.-POr
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, and
Upper Lakes rising or stationary, follow
ed by falling barometer, stationary TO
rising temperature, increasing northess;
to southeast winds aud cloudiness sue
ceeded by rain.
For the Lower Lakes rising barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, nearly
stationary temperature, partly cloudy
weather, possibly followed By fsllisg
barometer and along Lake Erie rain
sresG.
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Bank Failure,

WILKEsBARRE, Pa May 1.-THE
banking house of Joseph Brown, of this
city, closed its doors to-day, Sd assign
ment having been made for tie benefit
of its depositors, who are principally OF
the poorer class. Brown claims that his
assets are $4,000 in excess OF his lisbili-
ties, which are given ST 100000.
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KELLY on THE RAMPAGE.
The Tar.fiites DepOse Him as Their
Leader.

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, May II.
Judge Kelly is in an awful dugeon,
and swears by the eternal that he will
not be q candidate for reelection to
Congress. O'Neill, of Pennsylvania,
tried to take the lead away from Kelly
on the tariff question, and Kelly elevated
his dorsaI fin and howled with rage. He
says he has been misrepresented by the
press, and that the protectionists have
not come to his aid. Now he isn't going
to have any more of this foolishness.
Bets are offered, two 10 one, that Kelly
will enter a motion to reconsider, roll up
his sleeves and stalk right in for that
nomination. the Greenbsckers threaten
that if he is not returned to Congress to
make him their candidate far the Presi-
dency In 1880.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, May l7.-Dry Goods
The package trade Is still light, and bus
iness quiet with jobbers. Cotton goods in
limited demand, but ducks, dennims,
ticks, &c, are generally steady. Prints
quiet in first hands. Staple ginghAms
fairly sctlve, but dress styles slow.
Heavy csssimeres, worsted costings and
o7ercosting in moderate request.
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CHARLESTON.
Two Yen Drowned-severe Sentence.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, May ia
man and boy from Rosne county were
drowned to-day while crossing the Ks-
nswha river At the Falls. The boy fell
out of the skin, and the man, in trying
10 save him, was drowned also. BE was
about thirty tive year, of age and the
boy nine. The parties are unknown, e1-
cept that they were from Rosne county,
this State.
Robert Dawson wss tried to-day for
the murder OF one Lilly, year ago, aud
was found guilty of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced to eighteen years
in the peniteutisry.
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New Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, May II. - Commissioner
MidgeIy has notified all roads concerned
that the following rates are established
for the four classes of freight: From
New York to St. Louis, 81, 10, So and
46. The old rates we're 90, Is, 66 and
81. This marked reduction will remove
the dis criminstion against st. Louis
which il is alleged has heretofore existed
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Marine.

LONDON, Msy l7.-Stesmers Bavaria,
from Boston, and Rotterdam, from New
York, have arrived out.
BALTIMORE, May l7.-Arriyed-
Steamer Nova Scotis, from Liverpool.
New YORK, May l7.-Arrived-
Steamer 0thello, from Hull.
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LIVE SJOCE.
Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh.
Special 10 the Register.
CESTRAL YARDS, East LIBERTY,(
FRIDAY, May II.
CATTLE.
The receipts Of cattle were light, AL
through consignmentsi nothing doing.
HOGS.
The receipts Of hogs were light and
the market dull; Philsdelphias, q 46@
3 IS; Workers, 80 1903 45.
shEEr.
The receipts Of sheep were very light
and the market clc,ed slow; prices 20G935c
OF from Mondays quotations. Prospects
only fair. Eastern Gdvices mono the beet.
New York.
NEW YORK. May -Beeves-Rc-
ceipts 2,l3O head, making $500 head fnr
four days against $3.50 head for tho
same time last week, demand good.
Market opened decidedly Grm and active
ut further advance; the total improve
ment since Monday is equal nearly ~
&c; few Texans ht 81 20 dress &C; some
choice Short horn steers retAiled At lilo
ll1c 10 dress 81; otherwise tho range
was 9i@llc 10 dress 56C957; exporters
took $40 mainly at lO!6)llc 70 dress 81.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head, making
Il 900 besd for the four days, against
u, 300 head for the same time last week.
Market dull and weak, with downward
tendency; clipped sheep a. 4t(g5ic; ono
car load extra wolhers, 10 pounds hold.
ing for S. rs with S. 62! bid; southern
and western lambs at 7;G2c; stAte and
jersey eGIOc.
Hogs = Receipts 1900 head, making
1890 head for the four days, against
40 head for the same time lasi week.
None offered for sale alive; fair 70 good
corDfed nominslly quoted a. 81 1909 80
per 100 pounds.
CHIcAoo, May IL The DroueT,'
Journal reports hog receipv 10000 bead;
shipments 1900 head. Market dull and
prices shade lower; choice heavy 81 20
G,3 80; light 50 1909 %; mixed rough
So OOCG,3 2G. Some UNFOLD.
Receipts 400 head; ship
mens 1900 head. Market strong and
active; shipping "a 3O@4 S5; feeders
and stockers easy at So lOG4 90:
butchers scarce; COWS 81 75G,4 rs; balls
81 2O,9S 20; rough steers 81 s0s8 20;
oxen 81 1904 co..
Shesp-Receipis 200 head; dull weak
and lower sales a. 50 25t95 90.
81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May l7,-Hogs-E.ier,
light shipping TO good Workers
50 C093 10; packing 50 O5C93 I2!;
butchers 70 fancy 50 1903 20. Receipts
$500 head.
Cincinnati.
CISCIsEATI, May H.-Hogs-Quiet
but steady and unchAf ged. ReceIpts
1873 head; shipments BOSS head.
[ For additional markets see 4ih Pegs.l
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, May l7.-Petroleun-
Crude irregular at 81 584 for immediste
shipment st Psrker's, refined quiet bat
firm at ll!c tor Philadelphia delivery.
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Thai Camp of Fenians.

ST. JOHN, QUEBEC, May ia North
Troy, Vt, special says that the party re-
ferred to in the press dispatch as beng
encsped there consisted OF bakers
dozen of ordinary trsmps, who will leave
there to-day.
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EASTERN DIFFERENCE.
RESULT OF SCHOUvALOFF'S MIS-.
SION.
Tne Gar Induced 10 Make the Con.
CesSions Asked by England-Stg-
DificanI Movements OF the
Russians - Hopes OF
Peace-Turkish
Insurgents.
Turkish insurgents.

VIENNA, Msy lT-According 10 the
Wiener Tdg5Ldtt, the passes taken by the
lnsurs eats are Derbeud, Balkan, and
TrQjsns Gate. All attempts to dIslodgs
them have been unsuccessful. The Turk
ish Commissioners hsve thus fsr failed 10
accomplish their mission.
Result OF scnouVoIon's Mission.
ST. PETERSBURG, May l6.-It is be.
heved that Count Schouvsloi hiss sue
ceeded 10 convincing the Emperor that it
is to Russia's interest 10 cOncede to
Europe most of the demands formulated
by England. The assembling Of the
European Congress appears, consequent
ly, assured, despite the difficulties which
have arisen at Constsntinople concerning
the surrender Of the fortress.
Significant Movement or the Rus
slams.
LONDON, May IA dispatch from
Pers says that although the advance OF
the Russians four kilometres nearer Con-
stantlnOple is declared to be devoid of
Significance, the movement has neverthe-
less increased unessiness here. The Rus.
SLAMS, instead of being clustered in vii.
lsges, are now extended before the city
with their lines of tents ia manner im-
presslve to the popular mind. The news
comes also of an advance OF $1,000 troops
from Ksllikrati to Kutchuk and Tchek-
medic, of similar forward move
ments from SeluriS 10 kallikrati,
and other corresponding advances from
the rear towards the front All these
movements tend to mass the RussIsns
closer and closer to COnstantinOplo, snd
consequently increase the anxiety within
the city. 1t is reported on good author
ity that the Russians are about 20 deepen
the channel from Cheukmedjo lake TO
the sea sufficiently to permit the passage
OF launches and other small vesses.
Much significance is attached To- n be-
lief current in well informed circles that
the chanEel squadron will leave Port
SAID for Bessiks bay Immediately after
the arrival of theE Elndisn troops.
Hopes OF Peace.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE RuF-
sian journals to-day generally express
hopes Of peace, even those hitherto war
like having adopted temperate tone.
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Base Ball.

SYRAcUsE, May 17.-Stsrs 16, Allie
ghenys /.
New HAVEN, May l7.-Bufslos 8,
New Haveps 2.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE

NEW YORK, May l7.-Money-Cloaed
easy at 3 per cent. Prime mercAntilepaper
4lG5 per cent. Customs receipts Sl69,-
coo. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
100000. Clesrings Sl4 100000. Sterling
firm; long 4855; short 4SS. Dry goods
imports for the week, $4,000.
GoLD-Steady at 1907. Borrowing
rates 4@2i per cent and tat.
SILvER-At London 533 pence per
ounce here silver bars HI, currency
III, gold; silver coin per cent dis
count.
GeVEREMEETs-StrOng.
The announcement that the Syndicate
had taken the balance (Sl5,OO00O0) Of
the Al per cent. bonds was premature.
The balance Of the bonds is liable to be
closed out at any moment, but as yet it
L..
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PRODUCE.


CHICAGO, May l7-FIour Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Dnn and prices s
shade lower; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 l04
bid cash and seller May; 81 079l OFT
seller June; 81 O4I bid seller July; No. 3
993cG$l Ol4; rejected Sc. Corn
Active bot q shade lower Ct 39ic bid cash;
29Ic bid seIler May 39!c bid seller June;
3g3c bid seller July; rejected S6t@36c.
Osls-S.ezdy and in good demand st
26!c bid cssh; 26c seller June and July.
Rye-Frmer st soc. Bsr!ey-Unsettled
but generally lower at 5l@5l4. Pork
Stesdy and IN fair demsnd at IS 10 cash;
IS O7tG,s 10 seller June s. 25Gs 27t
seller July. LaTd-Dull ct $6 20 cash;
s. 7O@G 72t seller June; s6 75Ca6 80
seller July. Bulk Mests-Quiet and up-
changed. Alcohol-Firmer 8. 33c bid.
Whisky-Stesdy unchanged at 81 o..
OIL City.
OH CTTY, May 17.-MMket opened
quiet with sales at 81 40 advanced 70
IL 40s; declined to 81 S6t, at which
price It closed weak Shipments $1,000
barrels; average 1900 barrels trans-
actions 277 600 barrels,