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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

ARRESTED. Colonel Theodore e. Cone. OF
Georgia. who has boon sojourning at the City
Hotel, for some months past, pending the de.
cision Of certain claims which he was urging, 10
Washington, was arrested. yesterday. on the
complaint of Mr.. James p. Coleman, and car
ried before Justice Padgett, where he was ac'
cused Of obtaining goods uoder false prcte1ces.
Several bills have been presented against BIN,
mostly for liquor and borrowed money. Cone
is said to be we'll connected and is very gentle.
manly 10 his manners. Ho gave security for
the payment Of Mr.. Cccmans claim and was
released. When arrested he vas found 10 the
house Of a soorcd woman of bad reputc, oppo'
site the County Court house, to whom it is al
legged h. has given large sum of money, lately
received by him. and who's, house he has
furnished iu elegant stylo. Capt. James NJ.
Steuart desires that the statement made 10
some of the rnarnug papers. that hc lad been
swindled by Cone. be enphaloally contradlcted.
Whatever sums he nay have lost by him. were
in the way OF strictly legitimate business aud
were not obtained ty Corc under false pre-
lenses -
Como was again before Justice Padgett this
evening, and FILLING 10 pay tho amount secured
YVES sent to jsil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

ms-NoTrcE-The regular annual meeting of
the Columbia Steam Fire Engine Go. will be
held tomorrow "Wednesday night at n
LECTION Of officers will be held for the ensuing
year. Members are requested to attend in full
uniform. Jan o-zs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09
Marine Disaster.

LONDON, Jan. 9-Intelligcnce has been re-
ceiyed here that an uukDown bark has been
run down in the Bristol channel, resulting in
the drowning of ten persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

The State convention ofthe New Hampshire
republicans met to day. II WAS divided into
Hayes and Chandler isctions-,he former ap-
parcntly 10 the majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

When the announcement came that General
Grant had arrived at Alexandria, Ward Lamon
msdc up q party of old friends and went down
on the boat to meet him. Some ohagrin was
manifested when it was discovered that it was
the Egypti.o Alexandria that was enjoying the
felicity OF entertaining the distinguished dead
brad - Vushin0tOn Post,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

INSTALLATIONS The newly electo 4 officers
of Mechanics lodge. No. 3, *. Of T., were
duly installed 90 Monday night by Supreme
Rcpt. &. l. Simpson as follows &C: Good
1ioh, G. C.; w. 4. Simons. Y. g.; 0. E. Bag
gstt: Peeatc Joo Cnrson, K Of r. and s !;
J. II. Mansfield, o. g.; J. r. Boyd, l: G.; E..
E. Padge,t. NJ at A.; j. n. Travers, ?. Q.
The following officers of sarepta Lodge Q Of
Odd Fellows were Installed last night by T. T..
Charles Goodrich, assisted By }. i. Boyd,
Grand Warden; 9. NJ. Driscol, Grand Secree-
tars; E. T. Steele, Grand Past Secretary. ).
w. Campbell, Grand Treasurer; }. Z. Smith,
Grand Marshall IT. D. Keys, N. e., W. a.
Nails V. G.; j. NJ. Heisley. Rec Sec; W. W.
Sherwood, P. Sec; j. A: Field, Treasurer; e.
H. Hawkins Chaplain; j. T. Boyd, 4. s. to
N. G.; w. r. Stuids. L. S. to n. g.; NJ. NJ
Jackson, Warden; G. E. Ward. Conductor; r.
T. Lucas, l. g.; J. A. Marshall. 0. g.; ?. w.
Simpson, r. s. s.; D. G. Guy; L. s. s; Jas.
Johpson, r. S. to V. G.; D. w. Phillips. L..
S. to V. G.; J. R. Javios, p. G.; K. d. Pad
i gett, Steward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

Tie Jury in the suit agaiost ex Governor
Bullock, OF Georgia, has returned verdict o
tot guilty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

Tho trial OF e1. Mayor O'Neil. of jersey City
for malfesssnce in office. resulted yesterday il
his scquittal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

There was decidedly more activity manifested
on Change this morning on account of the in
creased receipts of grain. Flour continues dull
and quiet Offerings of Wheat amounted to
1850 bushels, which sold up to l45 for fancy lots,
and 40 for good. Corn is also frmsr, and lou
bushels sold st 81 for old, and GO for new. Moth
ing doing in Rye or Oats. Country produce
frmer at quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

No Opium No Morphis or other dsngerou'
drug is contained in Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup
tor the relief of Colo, Teething, etc. Price q
cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

RE UNIoN-The members of tho Harmonic
Association held social re union at the Tivoli,
on Cameron street, last night. An excellent
supper was spread, and the evening was passed
10 singing, speech making, and the drinking of
toasts. A most enjoyable evening was spent,
and tho company separated at lato hour, after
adopting a resolution to have banquet and
reunion % the second Tuesday 10 January OF
each vear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

G. & O. CANAL-Tha employees on the
upper end of the G. & 0. canal were paid of
on Monday. The repair roll for tho month
was about thirty thousand dollars. of which
about ten thousand dollars will be disbursed on
The line west Of dam No. 6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

PERSONAL. Colonel +. E. White. formerly
Collector of Iuteroal Revenue. has removed
his residence from this city to Washington.
Rev. Dr.. r. H. McKim. who has been hav.
iug few days shooting 10 tho oouotry, near this
city, left to day for bis home 10 New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

THE WEATHER. The temperature OF yes
terday moderated considerably during the
night, the thermometer this morning being
tweuty.fo four degrees higher than yesterday, A
fue rain and slcet fell during the night, which
troz, upon the sidewalks and rendered pedes
trianism very difficult; consequently the middle
of the streets was resortcd to by most persons
whose busiocss required them to be out. Du'
ring the whole of to-day the weather has been
damp, raw aud dsagrceablc.
o. the river affairs remain unchanged. The
ice extends from shore to shore, but Is not
thick enough to prevent the running OF the
steamers, although their trips are somewhat
retarded. The WASHINGTON ferry boats stopped
running ct three o'clock yesterday evening. and
have only made one or Two trips to day. The
Norfolk steamer Indy Of the Lake arrived up
this morning, and started on her return this
evening. The John w. Thompson is expected
to arrivo up from LaotardloRn this evening.
Ice i, reported to extend as low down as Mary
land poiut. and several oyster schooner, arc
lying Mt that point sud Quantico awaiting o
chance to come up.
Thc tugs Potomac, Mary L,wis aud Samuel
Gedncy went down tho river this morning
the FIST aud last will probably keep 90 to Bal
timcre, unless they find tow for this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09


ing doing in Rye or Oats. Country produce
frmer at quotations.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Jan'y. g.
The receipts of all kinds of stock this week were
light, and prices ranged 4c higher sll round on
last weeks quotations. The market WAS brisk
and all the stock Offering was taken.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET January g.
Beeves-cesr and extremely cold weathe ap-
peared to stimulate the market, and trade was
fairly active at an advance of about t. per ID
Tho extreme range was 83allc. dressed and
the larger part sold at 93alOlc. dressed Snip
ments tor the week aggregate 4,2U qr' OF peel
Mich Cows-Dealers report better feeling
with sales of common to fair COWS at 49a$65
each,
Calves-Market steady and ftm vt 61ssic. per
ID. for milk fed veal, and also stronger for grass
calves at 9a4c. per ID.
Sheep and Lanbs-Tho market was some
what irregular and closed heavy, with num-
Der of csr loads in the pens unsold. Sheep
ranged from A. to 64c. per ID; Lambs from
&c. to &c.
Hoga-Live hogs were selling fairly at 70.
81 80 per 100 lbs, with three cars loads sold 81
81 Is and one car of light ohio hogs, lou los
average, at 81 g. Dressed hoga were in fair
dema1d at 5AsGs. per Is. for extremes of city
slaughtered No western dressed offered
GEORGETOWN, CATTLE MARKET Jan'y. g.
251 head of Cattle were offered and sold at 81 TO
54o per ID. Offerings of 400 Sheen, with sales al
Al to &c per lb; market brisk. Mich COWS are
dull at 25 to $40 each
The London Mark Lane Express, ia it reVloT
of tho British corn trade for the past week. says;
| Sustained by the political apprehenslons ana
| siren gthened by an increased consumptlVe de'
mard, the present position of the wheat trade Is
| strong, and in spite of large arrivals OF to1s
| ign wheat prices have been steady maintained:
Maize remains about the same, firm on the Spot
| owing to limited supplies and rather easier on
| tho coast, under the pressure Of numerous 81.
| rivals of csrgoes at ports OF call. Inc marKe'
has varied little for spring corn, but slght IN,
provement, both in vslue and demand IS no1eo
| for oats"
BALTIMORE, Jan. 9-Virgnia Is. deferred -
| Virginias, consolidated. 56i do. I'd series, A.
Cotton quiet and steady; middllng II. Floal
| unchanged. Whest-Southern quiet and stesdy
| Western dull and lower Southern red good &c
prime, 13Sa145; do. amber 145alGC No. West
| ern winter red spot and Jan 1888; Feb l40 Corr
-Southorn quiet Western moderately actlvt
but lower; Southern white 53s57; do. yelloW b
IS: We,tern mixed spot and Jan 67s57i Feb y
57ss58; Western steamer 81. Oats quiet and
unchanged Rye dull and nominal: hay dull
heavy and unchanged Coffee dull and IN
| changed. Sugar active and firm at 9sa9!o. WINS
key dull and lower 81 OBJ.
New YORK, Jan. 9-Stocks firm. Money
Gold 1929. Flour in buyers favor Whea
slightly in buyers favor. Corn quiet and un
caanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

nor RENT-The TWO STORY BRICK
T. DWELLING HOUSE No. l25 Cameron
street, now occupied by B. z. White. Posses
zion given Feb. lst 1871 Apply to
ian 9-tf &. =. SMOOT & Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var Depart
ment, Office ofhe Chief Signal Officer Wash
rnoton D. g., Juia. 9 lS7S-lO:3O a. u. -
For the Middle atlantic States, northeast 10
southeast Winds stationary or higher tempera.
ture. stationary or lower pressure, anu eiouuy
weather with rain or snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

CORPORATION CoURr-Judge e. NJ Lowe
prss,ding -CoNTINUArIoN OF YESTERDAYS
PRoCEEDINGs.-rhe grand jury returned 40
Indictment against John Robcy, for malicious
cutting with intent s., and were adjourned
over until this morning.
Com. va. Ben. Banbeiu; entering Q shop
with intent to rob; jury and verdict not guilty.
To DAY.-Com. vs.. Richard Carter; motion
for new trial overruled and prisoner sentenced
to three years 10 the penitentiary.
Com. vs.. Gee. Coates; petit larceny; second
offeuse; jury, and verdict guilty. and prisoner
sentenced to one year 10 the penitenliary.
Administration 90 the estate of William f..
Deuuis was granted to j. S. Brookes.
Willougbby vs.. Shelton; assumpsit; jury. and
verdict for plaintiff.
Com. vs.. Frank Walker; unlawful shooting;
Jury sworn 90 yesterday still out
Com. vs. Robert Hopkins; assault and bat.
terry jury aud verdict guilty, and fine assessed
| at one cent
Com. vs.. Ersstus Freeland unlawful shoot.
ing in tho street jury and case in progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Jan'y. g.
The receipts of all kinds of stock this week were
light, and prices ranged 4c higher sll round on
last weeks quotations. The market was brlsk
and sll the stock Offering was taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

S.DIsrRIcr CoURT-Judge r. " Hughes
presiding-In re Daucau James; bankrupt;
order confirming assignee's report Of sale.
10 re NJ. Slaughter T. Son; bankrupts; or der
confirming assignees report and directing dis
trihution Of fLnds 10 assignee's hands.
The court adjourned until to morrow morn.
ing at IL o'clock.
The decision in the Durham smoking tobacco
cas, was reserved until tomorrow owing to the
abscrc, of Judge Bond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

PoTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS. annual
meeting OF the Potomac Fruit Growers Asso.
citation vas held 10 Washington yesterday.
The president, Chalkey Gillingham; the score
tary, j. E. Soodgrsss; the treasurer, N. w.
Piersou. we're re elected without opposition.
Dr.. McKim was chosen first and Martha D.
Lincoln as second vcs president. The follow
Jog were chosen as the elective members of the
executive committee. viz: John Brainsrd, 8.
A. H. McKim. John Saul. Lafayette Bingham,
sod Harriet N. Mute. William Il. Chase was
Reelected curator. The anDual festival was
provided for, to tax, place on the first Tues.
day of oext month, after the installation of the
officers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09
FOB SALE OR RENT.

By Harrison s. ONeal, Auctioneers.
Will BE SOLD at private sale. the three
w STORY BRICK DWELLING, No 65
Cam eron street, between Royal and Pitt. For
particulars apply to Hsrriaon u ONoal.
dec 19-ts
TOR RENT-Tho DWELLING on south.
r. side of King street. near the corner or
Washington, and lstely occupied by Mrs. CRIT
fth, will be let to good tonant at very re'
duced rent. r,o
dec 1S-2aWtf GREEN " w iSG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

NOR RENT.-The STORE ROOM on tho
= northeast corner of King and Union streets
the best location in the city for grocery and
LIQUOR store. Apply st this Office ap 1S-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

For tho Middle atlantic States, northeast 10
southeast winds, stationary or higher tempera.
ture. stationary or lower pressure, ana cIouoy
weather, with rain or snow.
INTERESTING CASES. 10 the Supreme Court
of the United States. yesterday, the following
Interesting cases were argued City Coun'il
of Alexandria w. Flrfax. Error to the Court
of Appeals Of Virginia. Bonds OF Dr. Oflanuo
Fairfax, Of the city OF hlexandria, were conn'
Gated, aud the Court of Appeals OF Vrglu'a
held that there was 20 valid transfer CT TIE
bonds in an action by Fairfax to recover sf-
1esrages end interest, because the proceeoing III
coniscstion was not such as to give 'Ae o0u II
iurisdiclica, there being no valid seizure. ne
objection to the seizure YES tnat rs lhe essn
one for the application Of State modes OF sa'Zure,
ard those modes were not compiled win. tne
seznre was not effected, and the jurisdiction
failed.
is conclusive Of the question ofselzure. not oeln
traverssbls. and that in any ca'e 1t was SUI
Gent ~
s, Ferguson Beach and G. Z. Stuart f'r the
city, G. w. Wsttles and John johns LOT oe'
fendant.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company vs.. CITY OF H Rcnmona n
this case the City of Richmond. by ordinance.
prohibited the railroad company, under penalty
of 8 fne, from using steam for the propulsion
OF thoir cars upoa Broad stree. within the cor co:
porstion; and the company maintain IN inns
action that this legislation is void as lmpalrlng
tho contract made between the State anu -, us
cOrooratiors by tho terms of their charter. The
eity submits that its authority, IS exercised
rests upon fundamental and Inherent condi-
ton Of the social comfort, which, in its public
aspect, authorizes and constraiBs the State tc
protect the life and property of the citizens by
police regulations, and in its private aspec,,
otliges tbs citizen to exercise his rights and
eniov his property with due reference to the
sefsty ard rights of others. Tho police power
ci tho State, and not the right of eminen! do;
main, is relied upon to sustain the. authority OF
the city in respecting chartered privileges. -,
G. Robinson and 2. Y. Daniel, Jr.. tor Inc
railroad, and A. NJ. Kelly for tina city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09
CITY COUNCIL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The City Council held its regular meeting
last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

KNIGHTS OF PYTuIAs. According to pre-
vous announcement, delegation of about two
hundred Knights of Pgthlas, representing the
various lodges Of the District of Columbia, ar
rived here about half past eight o'clock last
night Oh tho Potomac ferry boat. They were
met at the wharf by committee OF reception
from the lodges Of this city, headed by MI.
Robert G. Lee, its chairmao, and escorted to
tho Castle Hall of Oriental Lodge. where a
large number of the brethren OF this city had
assembled.
The visitors were welcomed by George L.
Simpson, esq.,, Past Grand Chancellor of Viz.
ginia, aud speeches were made by Messrs. Mel
son, Cunning. Coldwe, Deviue. Thompson,
Carly, Rsthbons, Foxwell, Burnett, West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

GEORGETOWN, CATTLE MARKET. Jan'y. g.
Isl head of Cattle were offered and sold at 81 70
$40 per lb. Offerings of 400 Sheep, with sales 81
Al to &c per lb; market brisk. Mich Cows are
dull at 20 to $40 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-09

FOE RENT
SEVERAL DWELLINGS AND
STOREHOUSES.
Apply to
d,o11-1o J. r. HILL
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-29
TUE FORESTRY ACT.

Tept Of the Blu to Encourage the Grotcth OF
Trees on Western l'r0iries.
The followingis the full text of the bill
passed by the House of Representatives as q
substitute for the Senate bill in reference to
tree planting: sd s,q .hl1al
" That the act entitled @nu act TO amend tha
act entitled AN act to encourage tho growth of
timber on western prairies,'" approved March
18th, 1874, be, and the same is hereby amended
80 as to read a. follows: ~
That any person who is the head Of q family,
or who has arrived ct the ageiof twenty-one
years, and is a citizen of the United States, or
who shall have filed his declaration to become
such, as required by the naturalization lawr Of
and keep In healthy, growing condition for
eight years ten acres of timber, the trees there
ON not being more than four feet apart each
way, on any quarter section Of any of the pub
lie lands Of the United States, or fveacres on
any legal subdivision Of eighty acres, OF. two
and one-haf acres on any legal subdivision Of
forty acres, or one eighth part of any fractional
be entitled to patent for the whole Of said
quarter section, or of auch legal subdivision
of eighty or forty acres, or fractional subdivis-
ion of less than forty acres, "a the case may be.
at the expiration of said eight years, on making
proof of such fact by not less than two credible
Wltnessoo1 Anu . LUZ COinPAanco OF the further
conditions as provided in section 2. Provided
further, That not more than one-quarter Of any
section ahall be thus granted, and that no per
son shall make mdfe than one entry under. the
provisions of this act, unless fractional subdi-
vision Of less than forty acres are entered
which in the aggregate shall not exceed one
quarter section.
Sec. 2. That the persons applying forithe
benefits Of this act shall, upon application of
the register of the land district in which he or
she IS about to make such entry, make affidavit
before the register or the receiver or the clerk
of some court of record, or officer authorized
to administer oaths in the district where the
land is situated; which affidavit shall be al fol-
lows: g ~ gs Js,ss. q l5 81. ;t<..ss Al 8
II. .---- $500 , having filed my. application,
of an act entitled AN act to amend an act Ito
encourage the growth of timber on the western
prairies, approved ----------, 1877, do solemn
" swear Tor afhrm) that am the head Of =
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-29
PERSONAL AND Po1ITICAL. NJ
MISCELLANEOUS.

tits rumored at Portland, Me-, tn at a
sister ship to the Cimbria is shortly expected
at Southwest Harbor. #sllzs5s
Eight hundred cattle were shipped
from Toronto, Canada, Tor Liverpool, and %
cars left via Montreal on the 21st.
4 Another heavy frost, occurred on
Wednesday night at Bradford, Pa, by which
all fruit was destroyed in the valleys.
A naval board of survey has condemned
the United States steamer Omaha at Ports
mouth, N. H., as not being worth repairing,
her bottom being badly decayed. ffal
kilograms from along the Canadian
border report great alarm in the Dominion.
lis thought Montreal, Quebec and Ottawa
are to be attacked,
The race for the great Cheshire handi-
cap stakes for three year olds, and upwards,
at Chester, England was won by F. SWindell's
Woodland, who was second in the race for the
Chester trades cup. ,9 5
| The London Times says recent advance
! in the.price of consolsis partly due to pur-
chases for the July dividend in consequence
of the declining discount rates and the scarcity
Of commercial paper. .,.e
The late snow storm injured the grape
crop and al young vegetables at Des Moines,
Ia, and vicinity. 1t is thought grapes are
nearly killed and the cherry crop much injur-
ed. The apples were beyond injury. Not
that crop. ii5, IS .g
Superintendent George Snyder, Of the
Omaha detective agency, has arrested near
Fort KINNEY, Samuel Kelley, q desperate
cattle thief and murderer, for whom five
thousand dollars reward has been Offered
Kelley resisted, but Snyder and posse Of
soldiers captured him and aconfederate. Is
tits said that a body of strangers fare
encamped in the woods near North Troy, VT
They are all Irishmen we'll dressed and intelli.
gent. Accessions are being made to the
camp almost hourly. The Canadian militia
has been: called out, and there seems to exist
q feeling along the border that an immediate
invasion Of Canada BY large army 81 Fenians
is more than probable
A strong impression prevails Tin Man
chester that the recent outrages attributed to
striking cotton operatives were not perpetra-
ted BY them, but ~ the lower populace Of
and have taken advantage Of the present fer
ment fo- their own purposes At Preston
Accrington and other towns = strict watch is
kept against an influx Of this class from
Blackburn e. IS ~. s5 .. 88.l
The treasury department has discon-
tinued payment Of standard silver dollars for
treasury notes at the sub-treasnry in this city.
The object Of paying out silver for greenbacks
was to get the former into general circula-
ton, but nearly all issued in this manner
from the sub-treasury returned to it in pay
5ment Of custom duties to persons concerned,
thereby saving the premium ion gold. For
similar reasons the amount Of silver now is
sued at Baltimore for treasury notes, is limit
ed to IS at . single payment. q
United States minister Seward writes
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-29
Mi1waukee Produce Market.

GRAIN. whaat onanaa -e.E .ra ~ ,o,u,, ~.
closed firm; No. hard, 81 ,144 No. l, 1.13. No.2
I'LL; May, ILL; june, 1.O9h; July, LOT; No. 5,
10 es,l Corn, steady; NJ: 2 26h Rye, steady; No.
July 7sAc; Az
ss.2s Lard, prime steam, IS rs.
.. s.s>f
Los yuy Chi chc .ao aaS Ss
isec; Corn. dull and prices shade lower q .4oAc
osta snd a., June r. oe suy ss5eessd aec
and July Rye, armer At ss1s5sc. Bsriey as,nes
st51z@sazxc .1.5eJi ]1t5 Tie'l5i1I -
e.sS Sooh demand e 19Tss rates.
Lard. dun md prices snads lover 4 re- sS
s:72h@s IS June; Z; 7751@s:so July. Bull nsas.,