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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
rELFGRAPHIC NOTES.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, May 5.-Dr. W. +. Carver and Cap
tain II B9gardus viii match at 900 glass bas IN
next week. the former using rifle and the latter
q shot gun -
WHITEHALL n. Y, May "a heavy ralI-sIorrm IN
has here since O'Clock last night extending as iA
H H ss Montreal The high wer Font Ann will prevent
Eoats from passing for one or two days
HALIFAX MAY 5.-Vcssels at Canso yesterday re-
ported thai they been Obliged 10 abandon the voyage 10
Maedaen owing the ice large number OF Nesse
are stuck in the ice near PASSPORT Prince Edwards Island
PoUGuKFEPsix, " Y, May 5.-Judge Barnard has s
ne Eouitable Life 1nsnrance Company against George H.
10 recover $4,000 mortgage and insurance on
he Iaiers residence property Aulbro0k, valued
100000 The sale win take place soon.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1873

Fortress Monroe as nsgator Of sedition and rene
lion upon his appearance at the capitol for that pnrpo
That Grant WAS prepared for such action, ana would
have seized Nj. Tdens person. Is well known to many
persons Of both parties, and that MT luen
was restrained by his k1Or ledge OF euch
peril is equally notorious in'!privatc circ!es rue
consequence that II Hayes end Wheeler shOnn pe
vacant and the UOuse would proceed to elect the same
as IL there had been choice 10y the Electoral CoeS
the presiding officer of the Senate dscharGng the duties
Of the Presidency simply ad interim between 'hr deposF
ton OF HAYES and an election by the House"
This Is, TO say the least, a theory that will bear
ANALYSIS aud may be all that Its author claims II to ne 20
wit the true theory OF the Presidential succession III
he nrpsrnl Hnsr.N
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NOT NOW ANXIOUS TO IMPEACH.
TIE REvoLUroyIsrs NOW SEE THAT TO DIspLA


Mr. HAYES MIGHT UNITE THE REPUBLICAN,
PARTY-sOME OTHER ACTION THIS WEEK.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, May 5.-There is every reason TO
believe that the revOuiOnists Of the House of Rep
resentatives viii show their hand during the pres
ent week. The management of the fraud" campaign
has been Entrusted to Mossrs. Knott Springer and
Finley. What they do will be done on their own re-
sponsibilIty and by the advice of few Democrats
and rot IN Pursuance of the orders Of any
caucus or of a general understanding among
the members of their party in the House
Many of the most influential Democrats are indeed
kept as mnch in the dark in regard to the plans of
the revolutonists as the Republicans, and are not
likely to be let into the secret at all.
The latest report is that the resolution of invegt
CATION is to come from the Committee on the Judi
eiary, to which were referred the memorial of tie
Maryland Legislature and the Quo Warranto Bill
That committee las not yet given the sub
ject any consideration in one Of its regular meet
ings, and as it does not assemble until Tuesday
1t is said that the subject will not be brought into
the House until after that time. Ia spite of this
TACT Democrats high IN the councils of their party
say tonight that the Judiciary Committee will ask
the House on Tuesday morning next for authority
10 investigate the alleged frauds in Florida and
There are still some differences OF opinion as to
the manner in which the resolution will be presented
to the House. Ii is suggested that the pre-
tended evidence in the hands of Proctor Knott
chairman Of the Judiciary COMMITTEE would author
Reinforcement to impeaeh Minister Noyes This view
Of the subject is said have been carefully con-
sdered, but It is difficult to see how even the most
sensational Democrats can entertain any such propo-
sSl0n, as whatever General NOyes may have done in
Florida, hc certainly was not then In office. The
phraseoogy of the resolution ID not yet agreed upon.
There is a disposition on the part of the
Democrats not 10 make the investigation
as general as the Republicans desire but
while many Republicans are disposed not
TO make any opposition TO general investigation OF
election frauds. they certainly will not consent that
the investigation shall be confined 10 the limits that
may be set by Messrs. Knott and Springer. If put
III one light the resolution Of investigation is likely
10 receive almost universal support from the Demo-
Gratis OF the House, that is il many members of that
party agree with Mr. Abram s, Hewitt that moth
ing can happen TO shake tn2 validity of President
Hayess title, and that the only result of an inyes-
CATION can be 10 place the facts of the aleped frauds
In Florida and Louisiana before the peopIe in such
shape thai they cannot be questioned, and enable
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WHY TILDEN DIDN'T SWEAR IN.
STORY ABOUT HIS THREATENED ARREST BY GEN.
EsAL GRANT-woULD Mr.. TILDEN GET IN NOW
IL HAYES WENT OFT
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUxE.l

EkAL GRANT-WoULD Mr.. TIIDEN GET IN NOW
II HAYES WENT oUT.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEEl
WATHINGTOS, May 5.-The Wqshington Post will
publish the following tomorrow as a double-leaded
editorial article:
According TO OF the most cultivated legal minds in
the House OF Representatives there need be no appre-
hension IN the mind OF any AntTilden Democrat that
investigation OF the electoral frauds even though IL
should result In unseating Hayes could have the effect
Of installing the NewYork reformer In his stead. Tho
eminent lawyer whom We quote makes the following
declaration
Under ali the laws, precedents, and logic governing
SUGGESTIONS under Constitutional forms, the strict OBJ.
scrvance OF these forms is requisite 10 the perfection OF
tltle Thus under our Constitution 10 IL neces-
sary that President should qualify and take
the oath OF Office on the 4th day OF March
next following his election, which IL Ia also as
serted Mr. Tilden failed TO do. His friends who
tlbusered aud otherwise exhausted peaceful methods
OF preventing the contamination Of the frauds besough,
him to 20 through with the forms of taking the cath on
the 4th Of March, in order to perfect his title to the
Office under the Constitution. Had he done so he would
have fulfilled the essentials Of dc nre President leav-
ing Hayes usurper by fraud TO sustain his usnrpa-
lion by force Mr. Tldan at first intended TO take the
oath 10 public manner but abandoned the design as
as he learned Of Grants determination arrest
him on the change Of treason and throw him into
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THE COMMUNE'S DEFIANCE.
A woMAN'S SPEECH IN WHICH CONGRESS ITSELF Is
TUKEATENED.
NY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnIBUNr.l

my TELEGRAPH TO THE TrIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Nav "a very well dressed
woman, evidently well educated and good
speaker appeared Oh PennsylyaniG-ayc. this
evening and made'an earnest communstic speech.
She attracted q large crowd, and treated it to n
fluent address upon the principal questions which
arc now discussed by the Commune. She had the
arguments Of Ben Butler and Voorhees, on money at
her tongues end and in turn arraigncd the banks,
railroads. and other great corporations, and Con-
grcss. She declared that the American Commune ~
already strongly organized and rapidly increasing
in numbers IN all cities East and west, and that II
intends to overthrow the banks and corporations
through Congress and. il that is impossible To over
throw Congress itself Her speech was calm i'll tone,
but most inccndary in language.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, May 5.-COrbett n McClymont,
huildera of London have failed. Their liabilities are
AZ 600 Their assets consist Of 900 houses valued
al from 81 800 TO $4,000 each.
LONDON, May 5.-Ihe inquiry into the murder
lord erim Oh Saturday resulted in The remand
of The prisoners on articles OF clothing found IN some OF
tho prisoners' houses blOOdstains were found Inc
Countv Inspecior Of COnstabuarY said lie had received
Information connecting every OF the prisoners win
the murder
LONDON, May 5.-Thc county and district mas
,ers of the Orange order Of this city have replied III inc
negative 10 the Protestant clergs address asking INC
6rsnSemen 10 desst from public celebration OF me
10Th Of July The OF the Orange delegates was oo
for DrOcesslons to o against.
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the movers to 90 TO the people and ask them to pass
judgment upon the facts at the ballOt-box.
The Democrats will not think of iimpeachlng
thev would gain nothing by having Mr.. Wheeler in
the White House. Indeed, they know that Mr.
Wheeler would almost inevitably mite the party
and make it stronger than it possibly can he during
the continuance of President Hayes's term, unless
there is change of policy A movement OF tins
kind would. therefore, meet with Almost as nuch
opposition from Democrats from RepuDhcans
and would be sure to fail Bot as a means OF max
ing campaign material, an Investigation is hKely 10
be looked upon with much favor.
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yoI.XXXvIH.. NO. SIC
WASHINGTON.
vVIsKEY RING SMASHED IN OHIO 40,

vHIsKEY RING SMASHED IN oi,i lU,Se.
xoeypIARIrs, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL I IN ws' FROM
roN-ME. HEwIrI's ARMY BiLL-i''
coyGRvss AsD TIE DEPARTMENTS an, Of
The SI resignation OF Collector We aatrotio an
c;nnnnatj Is connected with the perpe'r.~rrlTTn n
o 81 extensive whisky frauds in that city, INTO tine the
Florida election case will be brought 6r PROCTOR
House, it is said, tomorrow, by TITS II is
Knott Knott and the political revolutonistS' i. IL
hn0'' .t sur No ATTEMPT viii now be made
"a so'D imneach President Hayes because
., 10. Wheeler would succeed to the
prcside"cy and would unite the Republican
rIe tm One Of the authorities of the House on
Iaw says that Mr. Tden could not succeed Zee to
the Presidency if MIR. Hayes snonlu DC -, un =
seated A commuDistic speech was ni"V tI,n D
S ,Tomap Yesterday in which various threats
VOL, wor" uttered Mr. Hewitts Army Bill proposes
W ]el Consolidate the Army from forty to twenty,
s 'D regiments, and reduce its standard and
pay.
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4 NETWORK ASSOCIATION.

THE SOCIETY ORGANIZED BUT DoFs not ST PRE-
SENT ASSUME \ POLITICAL CHARACTER.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUNEl
WASHINGTON. May 5.-Ihe gentlemen who met
last night in response to call for meeting to re-
organize the NcwYOrk Association. were not numer-
Gus. They decided TO form a society for social and
benevolent purposes, and postponed giving Polil-
cal character to IL until some future time. 30
prominent officers OF the Government were present
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WHEN THEY'LL GO HOME.
NOTHING EARLIER THAN THE LAST OF JUNE YET
TALKED OF.
GENERAL rREss DIsrATcH.I

GENERAL PRESS DlNPATCHl
WASHINGTON, May Slowing to the for
wardness OF tie general appropriation bills 1t s
Thought by n number Of members Of Congress
that an adjournment sino die can take place
toward tie last Of June They do not suppose that
tic discussion OF The Tarf Bill will occupy more than
week ana they say that time viii he afforded for the
consideration OF the Pacific Railroad Bils ana other
prominent public measures strenuous eHor's
will bc made this week either TO lay
the Tar, Ell on the table postpone its consideration
mill next session, which would TIC equlEaltht To- lis
defeat Representative Wood. however is tll sGughhe
that tic bill Will become law at the present session
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Rour MAY J.1E7s
VERA sAssULITCm STILL HIDING.


The police are searching for Vera Sass
sulitch the woman who attempted 10 assassnatc Gen
era Trepo in order her. but thus far without
success The Public Prosecutor has appealed AGAINST
tbe verdict Acquiring her In consequence OF hef hc
dutta 10 IL Raid that trial bylury VIII De aDOshcu III
grave cases OF political character.
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patch regarding insurance
SOUTH CHICAGO WOoLLEy MILLS BURyED.
LOSS OVER $3.50, OOO-rNsuRAxcH $4,000.

LOSS OVER Sl5OOOO-lNsuRANCH TsOOOO.
CHICAGO, May 5.-At . o'clock. last evening,
the South Chicago wooen Mills. situated IN Hyde Park
and employing $50 hands, caught fire from hot spin
die the pickingroOm and in short time totally
destroyed. The mills cost the owner J.. W. Sinclair
SlsOOOO hut were valued at about 100000 The loss
is Sl50,GOO TO $4,000. This includes the building
machinery and stock There an Insurance OF S2leQ0
on the building. S35 900 the machinery and $4,000
on stock I'm the following COMPANIES:
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prpopTEn DESIGNS ON CANADA.

BUFFALO n. Y, May 5.-Nague rumors are
aoat OF raid on Canada by the Irish In case OF war De-
tween Russia and England IL is stated that tnree com
panes Of freshmen here are armed and equipped ready
for service that 900 Irshmen would come here from
the West In twenty -four hours while 5000 moro In this
vicinity would rendezvous for falu Withh 'hIee "a'S
after orders issued
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RAILROID COMBINATION
FREIGHT SCHEDULE OF THE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL
WAY ASSOCIATION.


WAY ASSOCIATION.
CHICAGO, May 5.-The report of the COM
mtec appointed 10 adjust Southwestern rates has been
adopted by the association. The combined roads are
designated as The Southwestern Railway Association"
BY the terms OF the agreement She Chicago roads
entitled To 10 per of the gross business; the ST.
Louis roads to the same and the Hannibal and st.
Joseph 10 10 per This applies TO all tonnage TO
through Kansas City. LeavenwOrth, st. Joseph and
Atchsun on the West, TO through st.
Louis Louisiana. Hannibal, Quincy, Davenport,
Burlington Chicago, on the East. The assO-
ciated lines are charge full local rates Colorado
business. Any road receiving more than its allotted
retain 40 cent OF the earnings there
from. The Wabash Road Is recognized as the eastern
connection Of the Hannibal and St Joseph Road. The
organization Is To continue until January next. FollcT
ing are The rates wCsbOund freight from Chicago
Firsclass ~ per 100 pounds; second class 20 ;
thrdclass, - f0urth-class, 30 special %. From 81
Louis the rates Fst-cass, 90; secondclass, 3d.
thirdclass. 80 fourth-caSs, % special, 20.
REDUCTION or EAsT-BOUND FREIGHT RATES.
ST. Louis, May ga meeting Of representatives
of the Ohio and Mississippi, Vandalia Chicago, Alton
wabash, aud Indianapolis and st. Louis Rail
roads was held hero Saturday, to con-
slider how best TO protect their interests against
the cuttiag OF ratcs bv the Chicago roads To
the East The result was the establishment Of
on grain and articles cassed with grain % cents per
100 To New York-whch Is reduction OF inter
mediate 10 have corresponding reduction; on fourth
class freight rates reduced from - 10 20 cents TO
Ncv-York; u cents TO PhladelDha 20 TO Baltimore,
aud 80 cents 20 all New-England points
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A WIFE SHOT BY MISTAKE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Saunders McCul-
ough wealthy citizen OF oxford Borough. PENN hay
ing been awakened by the springng Of burglar alarm
IN his house Friday night arose. and in the excitement
and darkness shot his wife, who was also cropping about
the room The lady is wounded in heright breast, and
il 10 thought che cannot recover.
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THE CIMBRIA STILL AT ANCHOR.

A BRITISH AGENT WATCHING HER-AMEllCA EN-
PECTED TO ENFORCE NEUTRALITY.
ELLSWORTH, Me-, May 5.-The Cimbrla re-
mains in the position-about haif m'ie from
Carks Point or steamboat wharfn the bay ana about
the same distance from the eastern and western chan
nels 80 that she can 60 east west with equal facility
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

TIE VANDALIA GONE TO SMYRNA.
Ia VALETTE, Malta. May >. 1873.
The United States man-Of-war Nandalia has
to Smyrna to relieve the Marion.
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ALARM IN EGYPT.

EAST INDIAN TROOPS To BE DIsEMBARKED THERE
FOUR IRoNCIADs TO BE SENT FOR THEM.
LONDON. Monday, May @, 1873.
Aspecial telegram from Alexandria to The Standard
reports that preparations are being made to dlsem-
bark Indian troops at Port Said and Suez, and
measures foot TO secure the transit of three
English ironclads which are expected at Port
Said on Tuesday.
A special to The Daily Nors from Alexandria says
Admiral Hornby, with the ironclads Minotaur,
Defence. Black Prince and Pallas, is expected at
Port Said on Tuesday The situation is creating
great excitement in Egypt. 1t is generally believed
that arrangements have been concluded to land
Indiar troops there.
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PAPAL AFFAIRS.


Tie Union publishes n rctraction by Father
Curc in which he declares that he entirely adheres 10
all the teachings Of the church respecting the temporal
power Of the Pope. Father Curc went to the Vatican
at the invitation Of Pope Leo.l
ROME May ,. 1873
The congregation OF Cardinals, which was directed To
study the Trusian ecclesiastical May laws IN order to
nrnnouuce whether they are acceptable 10 the Church.
Understood 10 have arrived az decisions calculated to
facilitate greatly the establishment OF relations be-
tween Germany ana the Vatican.
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There are no ms that she viii leave soon. though EVIL
IDENTIFY she can get under weigh in few hours II orders
arrive. Two armed men, apparently on shooting OK
cursion arrived here Saturday; they are believed 10
be agents Of the Evans Rife Company, and nave no'
been aboard the vessel The passenger agent Oh inc
Union Pacific Railroad arrived here to-day anu is 10
board the CImbria tomorrow. The Britsh agent
is continually on the wharf or walking about the shore
watching the steamer and the movements of her officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
NO NEED FOR MUCH ALARM.

LONDON, May 8, 1873.
Commenting on the Clmbria, The Times says: There
are good reasons why should regard proceedings u
this kind without alarm. The chief one is that the
United States Government, which has always prlded
itself on fulfilling its neutral duties has been placed un
der special obligations IN this respect by the Washington
Treaty BY virtue OF its rules We were condemned
to pay n fine Of G3.0OO,GO0 tor depreciation
committed by the Alabama and her consorts; ana the
United States, by accepting that fine, have fuithtf
pledged themselves to observe their own arthe new
rules the treaty It unwelcome penalty 10 us
at the time, but have the advantage OF additional
protection We may In fact, be con1den tGat the
United States Will act hOnOraby up to Its oDgatohs III
this respect, aud the Russians will consequently ma
difficult execute the enterprises they appear TO have
nj
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! A CONSULTATION OF THE FORTY REGIMENTS OF
THE LINE INTO TwENTY-sIX, THE MUSTER OUT
! OF MANY OFFICERS, AND A REDUCTION OF
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Domestic Markets.

New YonK. Jan. ~, 10 m.--Ceffee dull and
nominal; sales-liei Gloria 1860 Laguyra, =. +. I:
prime l7a@is: lots i4a@lp. java ii as5s.. Haw
sugar dull sales-son hhds. 1900 boxes. ITO bags
refining fair to good fair 7'.@7sa prime ~,
sts@s'. standard e9pts /, Off A s5s@s1s stand
ard crushed % powdered % granulated pa !;
cut loaf ,g5.@to. Byrupsg,- molasses 2saa5; sugar
Orleans a2abo. Rlce-(Iarolina eepssb. Patra Z i4@
~. Rangoon e@6a. Prunes-New French a46st4,
new Turkish sa@1o. Haisins-s eedloss old and
new "a e5t@4: new layer 81 cool Go new Muskatel
I'll 7t@1 % new Valencia 6@6h. Currants-new
bb@ea. Fles-.new layer s@l2k, Almonds -
iyioa d5@1sA hangnedoe 1s@,sa; Tarf r.
Iona %: Sceily ioA@ii. Sardines- quarters
laa@I3A halves 2o@2oa. Spices-Aftiean
ginger 7@T1a, mace 6l40oBts cassta 1et@2o
cloves GROSS: nutmegs sodsbh. Pimento Ian
IAN. Pepper-Sngapore 1Ha@12Sa: Humatra
i2h@l2ss. Soda-Dwight a@3h. Iinseed oil
gp, m.--Cotree dull. Raw sugar dull Refined
sugar dull and prices hardly maintained.
CHICAGO, Jan. as.-Ths. market opened with
cash and January or February. 41k@41's May.
Pork $40 s5 March sales nj slt April Lard 7,a5
bid. 1917 asked March. Baeon-mostly com
mon. shoulders sB1s short rib 800; short clear
Union Stock Yards.-Hogs- official receipts
ssst at u sh and heavy sdee
:, or fssruary q oas March; sales at 8 q !.
February: ssYs@sa March ns@na May Pork
steady: $40 5000 s7b March; March sli o2taep
II ob April. Lard steady 7.22s February: 7,32's
or. 81 March 7.42tsep7 As April
3;aop. m. Cose.--Wheat arm 81 o2sa Febru-
airy: u o3Cn1 o9ls March. Corn firm: 500 @3a !.
February or March: 4a@41B May. Pork
| ss,eady Mt $40 92s March. Lard steady 18th
March,
ST. LOUIS Jan. d. Wheat-No.2 red 81 II bid
cash: No. red o. i2la@t 10 bid cash: 81 ~
81 1875 March. Coru-al's@41a cash: opened
| ut Ala. and closed ut 42a January; opened at
ios4. and closed at 4o2s February; 4o1d 64oa
March. Oats-24ts cash. 244 bid February.
Whisky 81 o.. Pork-slt cash. slt IL March.
Cut meats shoulders 81 1909 30, clear rib o. 60
@b c. clear sides s. 7nnb T5 Bacon-clear rib
6'e@6a6 clear sides 6'4@6fs. Lard IA.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s.-Pork steady at $i1 rs.
a,,o3 f. on ma ga ~ u'ei
ers 318@3'4. Lard quiet: ia bid and T.35 asked
for prime steam; city kettle, 7'4@s Hogs-re-
| cepts 6e2s: market steady, prices ranging 80 Sc
GA 25, Whisky 81 o.
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Cd


LONDON, Jan. 2S. y. m.-Flour dull ut 29s.
Wheat quiet; cargoes off coast-Chicago 5ns edo
Sis red winter b5s. California club 61s;. to ar
rive-Chicugo 49s94as Cd: California club SOS cd
@59s cd; English and French country mark cts
weaker; arrivals for orders light. Corn I'M
changed cargoes off coast 2ss cd new to arrive
26s; arrivals for orders Light. Mark Lane
wheat and corn weak.
3 p. m.-Rosin. common IS I'd. Turpentine.
spirits 24s Sd.
LIVERPOOL. June 49, 1918 .. m.-Cotton firm !:
MiddIing Uplands 6Ad. Middling Orleans 61sd.
Sales.--l2oooo bales. Of which 1000 we're taken for
export and speculation.
1890 D. m.-Wheat Western spring Jos 4d.
Western winter lis 3d@l1s cd. Flour Western
canal 26s 6d@2ss. Corn-new 28s028s Sd old 29s
@29s Sd, Oats-No. Western SO. Canada peas
sss cd. Pork-prime mess Western $685.. Beef
prime mess s5s. Bacon-leng clear midd1es 3os
cd: short clear 3ls sd. Lard-prime Western
4os Cd. Tallow-good to firm 4os Cd: .. y. G. Lon
don ses 3d@39s 3D.
1:45 p. m.-,Flour dull at 2ss. Wheat dull
spring los sdta11s Sd: Western winter lis Cd
California. club 12s 1od@t3s Id: do average 12s
7d@12s 1od. Corn quiet; new 2ss Sd. Canada
peas 36s cd.
8 .. m. Receipts of wheat for the past week
From Atlantic ports $4,000 quarters. from Pa
ciflc ports 1855 quarters, from other sources
81, COO quarters. Receipts of corn for same time,
so 900 quarters. Bacon--long clear dull and sd
lower at sos I'd; short clear sls sd. geei-India
mess ls lower at 92s; prime mess dull and ~