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THE MEXICAN AWARD.
How Col. Ben Wilson Engineered the
Matter.

Special to the Register.
WAsHINGToN, June 6.
There has been no better management
in the House this session than Col. Ben
Wilson's conduct of the Mexican claims
bill. The Senate passed bill suthorlz-
ing the President to withhold payment
of two claims, known as La Abrs and
Nells, awarded by the Mexican Claims
Commission. This action was taken in
response to allegations that these claims
had been allowed through fraudulent tes-
tImony, and the Mexican government
asked that they be not paid. They
amount TO $l25,O06,000. The bill came
to the House and was referred
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Of
which Col. Wilson is member. Col.
Wilson gave the case his careful atten-
ton and found that there was at least u
reasonable presumption that claims Of
American citizens, amounting to
about $50,000,000 had been dissllowed
because the evidence upon which they
rested had been stolen by agents Of the
Mexican government. lie threfore
thought it but fair that If the award
was to be reviewed at all, the review
should contemplate the undoing Of any
wrong that mi ght have been done. Since
Mexico asked equity, he thought 1t but
fair that she should accord it to American
citizens. This ia the effect of the amend
ment to the Senate bill which the House
has adopted at his instance. Col. Will
sons speech on the subject Is pronounced
a mastery piece of reasoning and care
ful stIdy of international law. The
House was at first opposed TO the amend
ment, but Col. Wilson made majority
tor it. The Mexicsn agents here are
bowling about the House amendment,
and wilfGefeat 1t in the Senate of posi-.
Dle.
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Threatening Letters.

LONDON, June 6.-It is stated that the
Berlin Criminal Court has recei"ed sev-
er.l letters threatening the assassination
Of all the sovereigns II Nobling is harsh
" treated. The number OF arrests in
Prussia for disloysl utterances Is increas-
ing significantly.
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Jerome Pnrk Races.

New YORK, June 6.-The first race, a
half mile dash for two-yesr-olds, was
won by Niva, Idler second, Lillian third.
Time 5O{ seconds.
The Ladies stskes, one and half mile
dash, was won by Invermore, the balance
all second, LIoyds FLY third. Time
2:46
The Jockey club hsndicsp sweepstakes,
two miles, was won by Virginius, Bush
whscker second, St. James third. Time
3:4l.
The last race, mile heats, vas won by
Frederick, Lady Galyers second, Je!
third. Time last, l:52.
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DAY BY DAY"
Congress Can't Get Through ITS
Work and will Have 10 Extend the
SRSAInm.

Special to the Register.
WAsHINGToN, June 6.
AT the present rate of dispstching husi-
ness, /! is not believed that Congress can
get through its work by June II. 1t Is
thought there will be extensions Of the
time from day to day occupying at least
another week. Of course that will leave
no time to put through the countless Jobs
which Congress is being urged TO pass.
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Dkf GOODS.
New York,

NEW YORK, June O.--Dry Goods --
Men. wear woolens ia rather better de
mand, and more inquiry for Kontucky
jeans. Cotton goods IT, light request.
Prints continue quiet and gingbsms are
less active. Cotton dress goods dull and
weak. Worsted dress fabrics IN light DO
mand Hosiery and underwear In mod
crate request. Foreign goods quiet
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THE SOCIALISTS.
Copdir,onor Emperor William.

BERLIN, June Ga bulletin snnoun.
ces the condition of the Emperor as
satisfactory, Although eZs g9ra.ed re-
ports Of tue conGltlon OF the Emperor
and the pubic warned against them,
hey were so persistently circulated by
the quasi government organs as 10 create
a sus picion that they were encouraged
and countenanced by the authorities tor
the purpose OF manufacturing popular
opinion IN favor Of ,trong repres.ive
measures.
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Coupterfefiers Captured.

CHICAGO, June 6.-Msrshsl S!iliwell
yesterday captured a gang Of counter
felters with full outfit for making
bogus silver st Neponset, H., and they
were taken before the United States
Commissioner today. Three Of them
nsmed Bailey were held over and the
other released.
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Soan FnctorY Explosion.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The fire and ex.
plosIon this morning in Colgate & Co.'S
soap factory, in jersey City, soon demol-
ished the buildings, making loss Of
$4,000, and throwing 300 men out Of
employment.
1t is now definitely sscer!sIned that
the loss on stock, machinery and build
ing, amounts to $4,000, and the total
insurance upon the factory is S475,0O0
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MGFtnO.

New YORK, June G.-Arrlved-
Schiedom, Rotterdam.
LONDON, June 6.-Steamships 1berisn,
Boston; Siberian and DR.. Steinmso, New.
York; Quebec, Phoenicisn and Lake
Champlsiu, from Montreal, arrived out.
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Base Ball.

PITTSBURGH, June G.-Alleghenies l,
TeCumsehs 3.
BosToN, June 6.-BostonS Is, Nil.
wsUkees 10.
MANCHESTER, n. H., June e6.-LowellS
5, ManChesters ).
PRov1pEHCE, June G.-Chicsgos II,
Providence 10.
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The HanIon.morri. Race.

PITTsBURGH, June 6-Hsnlon, OF
Toronto, who Is matched sgainst Evan
Morris, Of this city, to row FIVE mile
race st Hutton, for purse Of 81 600 and
the championship Ct America, reached
here from Buffalo early this morning,
and will 90 into training at once. The
race takes place two weeks from to-day,
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CtucinuatI.

CINCINNATI, June 6.-Cotton-Q Quiet
but steady ST lie. Flour-Dull, weak
and lower; family 81 1906 35. Whest
Steady snd IN improved demand; red
95c@sl 05. Corn-Quel and firm; No.
? 40@42c Osts-DIll ard dropping AZ
26G29c. Rye-Dull st 55@6sc. Barley
Dull and nominal. Pork-StIong ana
higher ST 50 2599 so, the latter for extra
heavy. Lsrd-ln good demand at full
prices; current make So 6O; kettle s. %
al so. Bulk Mests-Strong and higher;
shoulders 81 l2!; short rib 81 s5(G4 90,
closing At 50 ~ asked; short clear IS "a.
Bacon Demand fsi- and market firm ST
4!95!@5:@5i@5!c. Whisky-Firm
81 81 %. Butter-Dull sud dropping.
TOLEDO, June 6.-Whest - Steady;
No. white Michigan 81 lG; amber
Michigan spot 81 094, No. , red winter
seller June 81 o.; seller July 81 05; No.
2 Dsyton and Michigan red 81 %. Corn
Firm; high mixed S9lc; No. spot
S9I; seller July i0ci seller August 4OBc
offered No. csrsl Sssc rejected SIC.
Osts-Qmet; No. > 24!c.
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The Nationals.

New YORK, June Ga call has been
issued summoning the leaders OF the
National party to meet Peter Coope. in
Washington June 10th, that strong
appeal may be made to Congress to pas
the b.ll repeating the resumption act.
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CaIwell House,
WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGS.

W. Va. 400 feet above sea Level. Capacity,
I5D guests. Mineral springs Of many yaris-
ties on and a. acsnt " the ground. Also
tvo Immense bath houses Tor the use Of
guests. Ihe water nas an unyarying tenn
perAture OF D., Fahrenheit, and ~ susly.
ais found similar 10 The hot sprnRs Of
Arkansas. Open entire wear Board s2bJ
per day; SIS per week go per month. For
iuftner particulars address
nsl5Hs-b j. n. OTEY CARY, Propr.
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DENSsYLvANGA COLLEGE, DEN.
tai rgery-fwenty-third Annual
Sessiou The regular Winter srsslon for
IsTs-7g will cOmm-u e October !, ls7s, snd
continue i've months, In Tue new ava
coTnmodious Duuding " which the OIL
Ieg.. mas tust been removed. For further
Inflammation address e. y. PIERCE, Dea
ISl7 Green st., Philadelphia. mal7Tus
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WASHINGTON J0TTINGS.
COL. WILSON AND THE MEXICAN
AWARD.
His Excellent Management OF the
Bill Tobacco Tax Reduced
Dy the House The
Matthews Letters.
Tobacco Tav Reduced by the House.

Special TO the Register.
WAsHINGToN, June 6.
As predicted in these dispatches yes
terdsy, the House, to-day, by e decided
vote agreed to the reduction of the oner-
Gus tax upon manufactured tobacco,
from twenty-four cents a pound to six
cen cents. What will be the fate of the
proposition in the Senate remains to
be seen, but the friends of the reduction
are quite confident of its success there
also.
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Western Unlon.. SI54 {. c. {. q I........ . 3.
PRODUCE.
New YORK.

NEW YORK, June G.-CoIton-
Dull At lIsGllt. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed; receipts 5000 barrels. Rye
Flour and Corn Mesl-Quiet and un-
changed. Wheat In fair demand re-
ceipts lS9 600 bushels; No. 2 spring 81 %
al 10; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 l09l lot
No. ! Milwaukee 81 l3!; No. 2 red WIN
ter 81 l6I; No. 2white 81 09i No. 2
Northwestern 81 OI0@l IL. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Bsrley-Dull
and nominal. Corn-Demsnd active;
receipts $4,000 bushels; No. 2, 459C9
i6tc; steamer 42@434; steam yellow 47c
Osts.-Hesvy; receipts 10000 bushels;
western mixed state 27@8lci white
western 30@3Gic. Hay-Unchsnged.
Coffee-Unchsnged MoIasses - Quiet
and unchanged. Sugsr-FIrm and un-
changed. Rice-Quiet aud unchanged.
Petroleum-Reaned HE; crude 7tc.
Eggs-Firm; western litc. Mess Pork
At 50 76G S7t. Beef-Quiet Lard
Prime steam So s73 as 30. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Cheesc-Firm
nd unchanged. WhIsky-Stesdy at
- O7i.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June G.-Flour Nominal
~ unchap red. Wheat-Moderstely &C
tive and a shade higher; No ! Chicago
spring 99@9g!c; No. 2 go CASH 9sJc
seller June; 94EG94ic seller July S8(g
$50 seller Augusii No. 88c. Corn
! Fairly active and shade niger, but firm
At 36ic cash; 36Ec seller July; 37!c sell
| Ter August; rejected 32!c. Osu-Duli
and prices a shade lower St 23tc cash;
23:c seller July; 23C seller August re-
iected lSc. Rye-Flrmer at &c. Barley
-Firmer 81 4sic. Pork-SteAdy and
in fair demand; opened strong and high
e.. but closed firm st inside prices; 50 10
c.sh; IS s5G,8 s7t seller July; 80 OCC
9 OOI seller August. Lsrd-Stesdy ,
and 10 fair demand 81 Sc 81 cash; So 81
seller July; So 72i@G IS seller August
! Bulk Mes's-Stssdy and trm 81 ot(d
4.c. Alcohol-At 33ic. Whisky-A'
81 "a.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE,, June 6.-Elour-Dul
and unchanged. Whest-Opened fru
At al adysuce OF &c and closed strong
No. Milwaukee hard 81 O5; No.
Milwaukee 81 Olii No. 2 9S3ci seller
June got seller July 97!ci seller Augutl
94c- No. 3 gOc. Corn-Fslrly active ard
= shade higner; No2 36tc. Osts-Stesdy
and firm; No. 233c. Rye-In goot
demand and tcArCf; Nc. 53c. Barley
Firm; No. 2 spring cash aud seileI
June GOci seller July Gl!c; seller Seplem'
Der SOC. ProyIsions-firm. hess Porl
AT IS s7i. Lard Prime steam IS 62;
PhiInGeIDbiR-
PHrLADELPHlA, June g. - Flour
Yuie,, steady and unchanged. Wheat
Quiet, steady and unchanged. Corn
Quiet and steady yellow 4Tc; mlIed Sotc
Oss-FIrru; white western 2SCG,SOci west
ern mixed 27G28c Provisions-Stronl
and unchanged. Butter-Nominslly IN
chan ged. Eggs-Qdei aud steady; west
ern i34G,l4c. Petroleum - Qliet ant
steady; refined HE crude SC9stc
Whisky-Western 81 w.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGH, June 6.-Petroleun-
Crude-At 81 26t at Parker's for imms
diate shipment; refined llic for PhiIs
delphis delivery
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS Shy rELEG RAPH,
Gold Closed at I0I-GOyernments
Active and strong - Flour
Quiet aud Unchanged
wheat Active and
Shade Higher.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Money-
Closed easy at 394 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper S@4! per cent.
Customs receipts SS53,OOO. The Assist
snt Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clear
ings 50 100000. Sterling steady; long
4S4t; short 4S63.
GoLD-Opened st 1907 snd closed st
l0l. Borrowing rates dat to 29l-64
per cent. per diem.
SILvER-At London 5St pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll7s green backs;
1863 gold; silver coin l@lt per cent. dis
count.
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atherIndicafions. .

WASHINGTON, June Z, l A N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, lower
pressure, southwest TO south winds,
warmer and partly cloudy weather, and
rain sTess
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Toledo
LIVE sfOCh.
New York.


NEW YORK, June 6.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 5000 head, making 4,C60 for
three days, against $500 head same time
last week. No trade to speak OF. The
eHpor,s include l,l3O live cattle and
5000 quarters OF beet
Sneep-Receipts $3.50 head. making
lS,iVO head Tor three days, agaInNP,OoO
mead Tor the same time last week.
Market about steady ~ o945c Tor poor
10 sood chppedi no unsh'[n sheep on
SAFE, western Iaho' utinsr ~ o!@''
h"Ss neCe'lt' i'foo hosu' nsN,uE
liHtV heHd 'oF 'nreo uSSs, aSa'n" J. o -'o
NS"' ,"' sno sa'no 'i"o 'H'' wees N''u
o"er,u lot sac ah'ri ''ho OF ih"rNet
" 'f'n9 oV''e' 'a'. 20 g"od corn 'od 'o"'d
oe SoIu "l''o lot % ool"' 'o'
chicago.
CHICAGO, June 6. - Tho Droper,'
Journal reports hog receipts 5000 head,
shipments "OOo mead Market IN II'r
demand tor MI Grsaes' ana ABOUT DC
lower; nght packing ana shlpP'nE
% lol@2 20 hesyy PA'Sl,G go % +1SI' oV
lSlr 70 cuoiCo SUI 'Pp!ng % 'o,9S oo'
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GeyERNMENTs-Active and strong
RAILROAD BoHDs-Frrm.
STATE BONDS = StesdY.

STATE BONDS - Steady.
SToCKs-Opened firm 1t an advance OF
10 II per cent. Subsequently, however
the i'm provement vas lost, but in the sf
ternoon the market WAS buoyant and
higher, especially towards the close, when
considerable excitement attended the
dealings. The advance ranged from 10
Al per cent The greatest rise was in
Rock Island, which advanced from llis
to ll9 on kilograms from Chicsgo that
resolution was adopted by the stock
holders yesterday instrucIlng the d.
rectOrs 10 divide the stocks e
the corporations which the Rock Island
owns scrip dividend OF from 70 10 30
per cent. there. Northwestern shares
were strong and higher on sdvices from
Chicago that all interests hal been har-
monzsd, and that the resIgnstions Of
Messrs. Howe and Flower made room
for the new directors waited by the par
ties in interest The coal stocks, ChiCa-
90, Burlington and z Iincy, Lake Store
ami We tern Union were notably hrn,
and tho market colsed strong, with active
buying OF the leading shares, on orders
from the W est, especially Chicago. The
transactions on the Stock Exchange
aggregated l5S,OOO shares OF which
10000 were New York Central, 45 900
Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 10000 Nortl =
western common and 1000 preferred,
5000 Rock Island, 5000 St. Paul com.
mon and 5000 preferred, 1000 Della
ware, Lackswanna and Western, 5000
New Jersey Central, 1000 Chicago, Bur-
lIngton and Qlincy, and 1900 Western
Union.
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there was no intention on the part OF
| the administration to provide for me. On
! the spur of the moment sent dispatch
which l have since thought you may
( mlsconstrue. Do not understand me
as threatening you. may have
many bad qualities, but in
gratitude is not one of them. |
/ have thought OF plan bv which the
/ President can be rid of me without embar-
RAISING himsclt-that is to give the ap-
pointment ask 10 u gentleman whom l
shall designate. he is Baltimore mer-
chant of unimpeschsble character, but a
Democrat. 1 presume, however, that
would not interfere. l will suggest the
matter to the President on Monday.
Truly yours,
JAS. +. ANDERSON.
To Hon Stanley Matthews.
WASHINGTON, June 6, 1877.
My DEAR SIR:-Durng the past week
| a simultaneous attack has been made on
me by the different newspapers through
out the country, and all sorts of charges
made asainst me. 1t was inexpliCable at
the time, but yesterday learned the
truth. 1t seems that certain antl-Ad-
ministratIon Republicans in Louisiana
wrote to others here that l was 10 posses
sion of documents damaging TO the
Administration and suggested the
manner in which l might be induced
to use them, and at the same time they
would revenge themselves on me. Their
plan WAS to hsve the papers attack me
in such q manner ss to force the Pres-
dent to throw me over. This part OF the
programme has been carried out. At
the same time they represented to me
that the President had no intention TO
do anything for me. l fell into the trap
so far as to send you that tele-
gram. Their impression was that l
would Immediately proceed to throw
mad for their edifcation. | have told
YOU on several occasions that | had no
desire to ombarrass either yourself or the
President | repeat 1t. As my appoint
ment to another consulsAip would do so
| have withdrawn my application and
suggested another mode 10 the President
by which / can be taken care o. l Will
be in Cincinnati in few days and will
submit to you. l have spent sll my own
money and several hundred dollars bOr-
rOwed money in vain attempt to get
something tom the government. l have
undergone such q strain that at times | |
though it would drive me mad. | shall
make one more effort, and failing in that,
l shall give up the fight.
Very truly yours,
JAS. l.. ANDERSON.
To Hon. Stanley Matthews:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, |
June 70, 1877.
Ny DEAR SIR--Yours o. the 22d is
received, and l have seen Mr.. Ander-
son, ard be declines altogether to con-
slider the place l offered him ss ade-
quate to his expectation or his desert. |
lie has written you q letter which l en-
close with this without having read his |
letter. This do at his suggestion.
Yours very truly,
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Pittsburgh

PIrrsBUEGH, June e.-Pstroleun-
Crude-At 81 36t at Parker's for imms-
diate shipment; refined llsc for Phils-
telphis delivery.
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Cincinnati.

CINCIaEATI, June G-Iiogs s- Steady
and in good demanC, common 81 G0(a3 on,
hight 81 O5(G3 25; packing S. l0td8 80,
butchers Is S0G3 40, Receipts 2ls5
head shipments 995 bead.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
FASHION NOTEa.


ALL the new grenadines arc damasked or
brocad,d.
PIQuE Is very fashionable. II always was
with pOuting women.
STREET garments are made smaller and
shorter than last year.
AMONG the latest novelties In costly goods
are grenadines with bourctte effects.
A rOLONAisE and pleatcd skirt make q
tstcful selection for black cashmere.
A LINING to a polonaise should extend
little below the bottom Of the longest dart.
PoCHETs stin appear on al sacqucs, basques,
and garments intended for Out.ofdoor wear.
THE Ulster Jarm is neat and stylish for
travelling wrap; dark gray mOhair, or linen, Is
appropriate material.
"BONNETs for elderly ladies'" are shown by
the New York modistes, but Of course there Is
nn demand for them.
A Low scarfwrap, which ties in q single
knot uron tho breast, will be worn with all
kinds Of summer drcss-goods.
A soLE.FELT grief Is now manifested by
wearing mourning stockings Of black, white,
and lavender, embroidered with seedlings Of
cut jet beads
a PRETTY woman can wear anything that Is
fashionable, but plain woman cannot be too
critical and iastidiOus in her selections of the
shapes and colors Of her apparel.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
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Note; Ask for PONDS Extract
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Eis"ris,ions. CIannss, Old Sores,
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many OF whom order it for use in their owa
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blnins, Frosted Feet, stings Of
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skin discases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roughness
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ind Pimples. It rsrirss, inri0ordttf anu
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Complication.
TO FAHMERs-Pond's Extract. No Stock
Br,eder, no Livery Man afford 70 be with
out II. 1t il used by nll the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemen
In New York City. II has no equal for sprans,
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Scratches, swellings, Cuts, Lncerations, Bleed
ings, Pneumonia, Cole, Diarrhna, Chills,
CUlis &C. Its range Of action Is wide and the
reliaf it affords pcompt that it ID nvalua-
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CAUTIONt Ponds Extract las been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Pond's
Extract blown in each bottle 1t is prepared
by tho only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare It properly. Refuse all
other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This is
the only article used by Physicians, Gnd in tho
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yIsTOWH and C'seC Of I.pnd's Extract,
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National Republican., 1878-06-06
baltimore General Market.

.. BALTIMORE, June 3, 1878.
Cotton strong. MidilIng Ii1st6illIc.
Flour dull. Hownrl.strcet aud Western superfne,
q 1904. do extra u 2iI IS; do family, SSb IS: city
Mills superine q SNGii do extra t5OGg'75; do Rio
brands, 1909 2b; pntnIs,o fhmily, sB7
WheAt-SOuthern choice hrIner; Western quiet and
easy. Southern red, 0Ocltl u; do amber 1901 u
No. Western winter red spot and June sI O9pI 10;
July, et Oaiidl TO-
Corn-SOuthern hrner and higher; Western quiet
and steady. Southern white. 5lGij2c; do. yellow, lGfd
isc; Western mixed. spot and June, 4d}. July I}c
August, Ip'; steamer, 3lr.
Oats more active and steady. Southern, aO6OGlc;
do mixed g7g2sc; Western white, 2aGS9Oc; Pennsyl.
vana, 3Ofl3lc.
Rye quiet Prime, 55c.
Hay dull. Prime Maryland and Pennsylvania GRO
s3.
Provisions quiet and firm. Pork nomlnally %. Bulk
mrsts-LoOse shoulder &c: clear rib Sides iGoi &c;
packed. I,6Ijc BscOn-Shoulders. ~ 6Dic; Ceur. rib
sides. 5a,c. Hams. ~, Gpi0i,c Lard refined 7ac But
ter dull; choice Western, lU0t Iic.
Petroleum quiet. Refined lb4@llac.
Coffee UNCHANGED.
Sngnr steady ut sl.6J0ac.
Whisky firm at u %.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn
7i.n'n bu; oats, l,iJJ bu
| shpments-wheat, 10000 bu' corn. 1900 bu.
FTeigts to Liverpool per steam firm. Cotton. I'd
| Hour. . 6l grain, sad.