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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
COWIIDING 4 SLINDERER
Mrs. Enders Vindicates Her Reputation
Serious Charge Against "a Bishop.

Mrs, Enders Vindicates Her Reputation
Serious Charge Against "a Bishop.
The inhabitants in the vicinity of Seventh
and streets have been in a state of consider
able excitement over the cowhiding, last We'd
nesday evening, of Il. Ernst, who keeps a hat
bleaclery on Ninth street, by Mrs. Enders,
who keeps dry and fancy goods store at No.
9o2 Seventh street, 1t seems that on last
Monday Ernst went to Baltimore and repre-
sented himself to be the brother of Mrs.
Enders, and in conversation with number of
the wholesale dealers, with whom she trades,
slandered her and attempted TO prejudice them
against her, by telling them that she got
drunk. On Tuesday person connected with
the house of one of the gentlemen with whom
Ernst had been talking about Mrs. Euders
called at her store, and during the conversation,
mentioned that her brother had been over to
see them. knowing that her brother had not
been to Baltimore for ten years, she Investigated
the subject, and detected the deception. After
talking over the matter with her husband and
brother they suspected Ernst of being
the person us he answered to the description OF
her supposed brother as given by one of the
wholesale dealers in Baltimore She at once
come to the CONCLUSION to give the matter pub
licity by cowhlding him, us that was the only
way to get redress. To be sure that she WAS
right before she went ahead she sent for the
merchant in Baltimore TO come over and re-
cognize the person who represented him
self to be her brother. The merchant having
arrived in the city Wednesday evening she
took him and went over to Ernsts store, where
he was found and was at once recognized by
the gentleman from Baltimore. Mrs. Enders
thereupon proceeded to lay on the cowhide,
but had only struck one blow when Ernst re-
treated into the house aud shut the door. Mrs.
| Euders is of the opinion that Ernst is in the
employ of Bishop Dups. of Cleveland, Ohio
for the purpose of injurng her reputation
as he 1.-THE Bishop had iDsulted her in
a car about month ago, while on her
| way from Baltimore to this city, and she
resented it in a manner unexpected by him,
| publishing the same in several of the German
papers. The story, rs told by Mrs. Enders, is
briefly rs follows "Whie on her way from
Baltimore she fell asleep, her husband at the
time being in the smoking car, and was
| awakened by being tickled. She took 70 no.
tice of IL at first as she thought it was her hus-
| band. But after repeated tickles she turned
| in her seat and informed him that she wished
him to let her alone. He then made himself
| otherwise obnoxious by offering her water and
other articles after repeated answers In the
| negative. She was relieved from further an
noyance by the appearance of her husband
She did not at the time know who the man
| was, but afterward learned his name and posi-
ton, through seeing him in company with 9
| German preacher of this city,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

slant, when the season will be opened with "Fa-
tinitEs." Having only one theatre at present TO
look after In this CITY, Manager Ford will direct
all his energies toward making that a first
class theatre, and the improvements at present
In progress may DO taken as q sort OF indica-
ton Of what may DO expected hereafter In the
dramatic line The old gallery has been taken
down, thus aforling more light aud ventila-
tion and making room for an additional mum.
Der OF seats In tho dross-circle. The stage has
been deepened and remodeled, and will be en-.
tirely roitted. The entire auditorium is now
darkened by the sca1oldiug on which the fres-
coers are at work oruamenting tho ceiling
The theatre will be entirely reiuvinated. No
idea can yet be formed of its appearance when
the artisans finish their work. On the
ceilings are half-fnished wreathcs and fcs-
toons Of flowers and lines Of beauty,
which yet require the fnishing.touches
at the hand of the frescoer. New
stcam'hcating apparatus will be placed in the
basement of tho building, by which means 1t
Is expected to heat the building in q satisfac-
tory way. A magnificent chandelier will de-
pend from tho ceiling in the centre. The gas
brackets and eam-tables will be of bronze. All
the seats on the main or orchestra floor are
chairs Of the usual pattern Of orchestra chairs,
aud these will be upholstered in chocolate and
dove colors The paper to be used on the
walls will DO of tho richest description, match.
prevail. All the woodwork and iron-work
will DO reprinted, and the boxes entirely re-
fitted. The theatre has capacity of seating COM
fortably about 1000 persons, although great
many more eau DO accommodated. II has
been decided to have only two different prices
of admission. Tickets for the orchestra floor
will be sold for fifty cents, aud for the dress
circle twenty-five cents an advance of twenty
five cents being required for secured seats.
The dress-crcle Is in the form Of an amph.
theatre, provided with neatly upholstered
seats, and will accommodate four hundred peo-
pie On occasions of extraordinary engage
ments the prices will be advanced but ordi.
narily the low prices mentioned above will
prevail. The work of transformation is
being done under the personal supervision
of Mr.. Harry Ford. The painting is
being done under the direction of Mr..
VIM. E. spaldng. Mr.. II. Mattil has charge
of the frescoing; Mr.. james Lockhead, of the
steam.ltting; Mr.. Henry Santer of the car
penters work and Mr.. w. Williamson of tho
gas-fitting. The setting of the stage will be n
special feature of the theatre, Us this depart
ment will be in the hands of skillful and ex-
perienced men,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
A Burglar and its Dooty Tagged

Detectives Acton and Yoss arrested noted
colored thief named John Cohen yesterday
afternoon, having in his possession a bag filled
with clothing lie was taken to the Police
Headquarters and locked up, as he could not
give good account of himself Shorty after
the arrest Mr.. g. Il, Holland, proprietor OF
dairy opposite Wizards Hotel, called at head
quarters and reported that his house had been
entered twice during the present week by
thieves aud quantity Of clothing taken of.
He was shown the booty taken from Cohen,
and fully Unidentified IL as his own. The case
will come up before Judge Bundy to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
The Pcncourt Camp Meeting.

The attendance at the camp meeting under
the auspices of the Mount Zion A. NJ. L.
Church, at Pcucourt Woods, continues to be
large aud the interest Increases as the close of
the meeting approaches. Regular services
will DO held to-day. The appointments for to-.
morrow are as follows eleven Il. m, preaching
by Bishop Ward Of Texas; three p. M, by
Rev. Daniel Draper, of st. Paul's Church, and
stnght by Rev. j. j. Herbert, presiding elder
Of tho Potomac district. Prayer meetings will
he held at eight a. m, aud two and four p. IN.
Tho meeting will close Monday with love
foast at seven O'clock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

The managers of the steamer Mary Wash
ington have commenced series of family ex-
cursions to Occoquan Falls, one of the most at
tractve spots on the Potomac. The cts
are sold at the low price of twenty cents.
The next excursion will be given tomorrow,
when the steamer will leave ut 0 y. m. and re.
turn at $3.50 p. IN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
An Inviting Trim.

The excursion to Blackstone Island on the
steamer Jane Moseley next Monday offers an
unusual number Of attractions to tempt one
down the river The excursion Is given by
the officers of the boat. For the entertainment
OF the excursionists, yacht race, tub race,
sack race aud other contests have been ar.
ranged to take place at the island. There
will be dancing OH the boat and ut the hotel
The boat win leave at a. m, returning about
1890 n. IN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
CfTP NOTES.

The only Turko.Rus-ian and sulphur bath
house 10 the city, 0D3 + street northwest.
The best Vienna bread In the city can be
obtained only At f. Freund's 702 Ninth street
north west also confectionery,
j. Il. Ihrie. charged with robbing the safe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
At N Reduction.

We offer our entire stock of Boots and Shoes
at a reduction to close them out. All broken
lots Mt much less than cost. This affords an
opportunity to procure the best goods at less
than manu- facturcrs' prices, at L. 5. Gartrells,
800 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
Pro,,tabIe stock Investments.

Before Messrs Lawrence Il Co., the New York
bankers, inaugurated the combination system Of
operating IN stocks, It was often very dincult for
inexperienced operators or even old sogers to deal
probably by their singe-handcd ventures Now The
field is open TO every one for successful operations
aud capital IN any amounts, from $40 to 10000
can he used with equal proportlonate profit Instead
of distracting efforts among many customers, the
orders of thousands are concentrated into one vast
pool and cooperate for tho bopct Of all, dividing
profits pro rata every month A prominent citizen
Of San Francisco made u, 26i,S from an invest
ment Of $500 last month. Other customers are dong
returns 81 300 or per cent on the stock aud so ON
as the market moves. New circular contains two
for any one 10 operate probably. All the advan-
tages of unlimited capital aud careful manpuo-
ton are secured by the combination method
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied Deposits received. Apply to Lawrence
d Co., bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New York city
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
Do You Intend GoIng2

The drug clerks give their second aud las,
grand moonlight excursion of the season on
Thursday evening next on the steamer Mary
Washington to Marshall Hall. The success o.
this association in the past in furnishing aquatic
entertainments iusures good time for those
who go down the river with them this time
Tickets fifty cents, to be had Of the leading drug
clerks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

The clerk of the court has issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses:
David Beckett and Lucy A. Buckncr.
John Walters, of Canada, and Margaret T..
Smell, of Albcmare County, Va.
Henry Johnson and Mary Jones.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
FORp,s OPERA HOUSE.

Making Ready for the season-Improye-
ments in Progress.
Fords Opera House is undergoing transfer.
nation inside and out. Carpenters painters,
upholsterers aud gas.Gtters are engaged, and
the work is being pushed forward rapidly, so
that the theatre will be ready for the recep-
ton Of the public ON the night Of the 25th in
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

For the Middle States threatening weather and
rain, with eastcrly 10 southerly winds rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer, aud no change In the
tempenlurc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

ANNUAL closing-out sale of all summe
goods. Now for cheap goods, as stock must b,
reduced, and bargains can be had. Naudain's
700 Market space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

GENTS SOLID GOLD sTEM.wINDING WAL.
THAN WATCH $50. JACOBS BROS, 1929 PENN
SYLNANIA AVENUE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
A SYLVAN SHRINE.
One Of the Quiet Days at Washing
ton Grove Camp.

Enforcing Sanitary Reguiations-A Sermon
on the Judgment Day, by a Presbyte-
rian Minister--Tho Morning Prayer
and Experience Meeting
Services interrupted by
the Storm, Sc, SO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

SIXTY and sevcnty-fve cent unfinished
shirts, Wamsutta muslin, and 2I00 linen. Jor.
dan, Dare & Co., l006 + street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

ELEGANT TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND RING
CONTAINING THREE FINE DIAMoNDS, s25
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

SIX fine dress shirts to order 81 so. Fit
guaranteed. Jordan, Dare & CO.. 1905 f street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

LoDILLEs Headache Specific never fails to
cure the worst case Of headache. Price, fifty
cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16

All Summer Goods
At greatly reduced prices, to make room for
fall stock. Park shoe store, 1892 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Thorn,ometric Readings.

OFFICE CHIEF SiGEALOPFIcER, u. T. A.,
August 10 1871
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. HIGHER; FU-
TUREs CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR STEADY
WHEAT FIRMER-coRN EAsY--oATs QUIET
PORK QUIET LARD STEADY - wHIsKEY
sTEADY-spIRITs TURpENTrNE UNCHANGED
RosIN sTEADY-PETRoLEUM NoMINAL-CoFFEE
sTEADY-sUGAR QUIET.
TUESDAY. Feb. 11-6 p M.
Business was moderate in most articles of
chandise to-day and the markets were generally
steady. On Change -four was steady. Wheat
frmer. Corn scarcely SO frm Oats quiet.
Barley quiet Rye quiet. Whiskey steady. Pork
without decided change. Lard about steady. Cotton
on the spot 1-1Gc. higher; futures closed steady.
Rosin was steady. Spirits turpentiue quiet and
unchanged Oils quiet. Petroleum dull. but
unchanged Sugar steady. Cofco barely steady.
ASHES dull and quoted at &C. $40 for pots and
&c. exc for pearls.
ANTHONY firmly hold at 12c. 121sc according to
brand and quality.
BrEswAx was quoted OF 25Sc 2e1Sc for Western and
Southern
CorFEK-The market for Brazils barely stoady
active. Sales 1000 and 1000 bags per Kron
Prns FIR Wilholm 1000 and 1000 bags Rio, por
vessel 25 bags do Amerca, and 1929 bags Santos
per Energy all private terms Withdrawn from stock,
1Oi5 bags Ro per Hipparchus At Baltimore 5000 bags
Rio por Spotless 5000 bags Of which sold lOSc
and the balance private terms We noto tho arrival
Of the Gotta with 5000 Ro and tho Energy with
3229 bags Santos. Mild coffee generally steady. We
the arrival Of tho Ransom with 300 bags and tho
Hornet with - bags Maracaibo. Wo quote :-Ordinary
cargoos. Ike; fair do. l4><o; good do l4slc prime
do, l5Hc extrcme range for lots Ike. l7c Santos,
fair good. l44c l4<c. 90 days; Java, government
bags 22c 23c-; do grass mats 22c. 24c Singapore
16c l7c Ceylon, 15c. l7c; Maracaibo, l3kc l7Sc
Laguayra, l4c 151Sc.; Jamaica, 12Hc. 17c: St Do
mingo lOhc. Ike: Costa Rico. 15c. l7c: Mexican
l5c l6c Angostura l5c l7c: savanla, l3c- l7c.
Curacos. 1875 q lie.
CooPGnAcE srocx-Thc market dull but unchanged.
wo quote :Mcasses shocks, s2nch, with heads 81 IS
81 80: sugar shocks, with heads 3Sinch g. 81 5O
do 36-nch, 81 ~ 81 70 box shocks Soc. 6Oc rum
do "a; ppc do. 81 81 80; empty hogshcads 81 SO;
$.ss TO $50 per NJ.
CoPpKR dull at 1870. l5Sc. for lake.
CoRDAGE was dull at late prices We quote tc:-Manila
large and small, lac i7c: tarrod Manila, l2c; Ssal
rope, 01ac. lO1sc.; Russia, l7c.
CorroN the spot -16c higher, and tho market
lower and closed quiet but steady about yesterdays
closing The closing prices to-day compared with
those Of yesterday, were Us foliows-
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

- GALVESTON, Feb. u. 1879
oraa.ry ss Net RECEIPTS 4 $50 Bales s5Sss % Ex
NEw ORLEANS Feb IL. 1879
oSasSn SSsn & Ssos mSss sSa
Goniinen.. So1S ssios. oooo Stock. $3.50 w
Cotton firm; middling, olc low middiirg. SIZE; good
ordinary se Not resept sss 7. bales Exports coast
Cotton very arm middlIng olse low %iddling. s5se;
73,3Oa.
Cotton steady. business checked by bad weather. mid
SasS.s Sses sa sSst Glsaa' 0S
wILxINcroS. ~ O.. Feb. II, 1870
y Ssx 81. Ii,
osvEco, Feb IL. 1879
IS s sssrSsy s@Ssy i'ssa 2 80 rs u
S SSoosss 30 % dspsS & srans srsr% % :? 5 So .nss nS%
SSS ss. Wheat isr demand; i hard b brSss %
ses%s ss I'd
sa,is
sr Sa ss %aaess @ ton '9 ShD
Flour fairly active and steady sales 500 bSls priees
on track e. 4ie Oats Suist sales ears WESTERN on
do@sad sales ear Michigan private terms: quoted,
w sh TO SsS Sashes s:e so
= 800 DO oats p 600 Do barley 900 Do e 500 DO
90 barley sus'
49, DEreolr, Feb IL, 1870
Wheat drmcr; extra white Michigan eSs4e March 67se
As Sps o:H as4 sad issss
wit y S: White ~ ss,s as ss
sssss 4 il Ne sss s rs ss = g y
ceipts-flour 800 bbls wheat 1900 bushels; corn.
wheat. s6o bushels; corn, iS5odoi oats Zoo Do '''
49, TOLEDO. Feb; II. ls7e
e7ac,; No red winter, April, eec, Corn firm; high
ssds ssss Il
FIJI T9ss ss sas 9
s4c Oats IN fsir demand and firm At 2ss 2e kys
aI h%sSy
y III y ARs % Ruis s
cash; sales At sl buye, March, short rib nomnally
II fair %hy s% sss s
ma"d q " Suor quiet and ~ @ Sugar firm
IS packing, y Is, butchers 81 Is Vi so
but sGSs sssr
rod Tnssr Ss ole & S2s M No is Ghesg0 S spring cash
3i5Sc.. cash; sc bid March, s2ac.. April; $685., May
April a4lac. asked May Rye hrmsr at 44e Barley mod
81 % 81 rs. Fork unsettled but generally lower;
opened strong and higher closed at inside pcc 50 70
sales at " 20 $40 20 April Lard in II lair domand but
April: sales at So s21a S8 97ls April Bulk meats
In fair demand but lower; shoulders. 50 10 s. Is;
Dressed hogs in fair demand and higher at - 90 60
Whskey steady and unchanged III o. Receipts-Four,
1900 bbls wheat $1,000 bushels; corn l47 900 do;
oats 1900 do; rye 1900 do. barley, 1900 do Ship
ments-Fiour 1000 bills wheat, 1000 bushels; corn
1900 do; oats 2oooo do rye 800 do barley, 1900
the close wheat ifmer and ec higher Corn irmer
but quotaby higher Oats stronger and &c. higher
Pork In good demand and shade higher ~ IS March, $40
April. Lard active, firm and higher; W ~ " S26
March; 81 10 bid, April.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.

Messrs George II. blanchard, Vice President Of the
Erie; J. II. Ruttcr General Traffic Manager of the
New York Central. and Pool Commissioner Fink
started yesterday morning. in special car. from
Jersey City for Washington. ID. O. They will appear
before the Senate Committee Commerce to give
their views In relation to the Reagan bill Tor the regu.
lation Of Interstate commerce. IL is understood that
the railroad men are opposed to the present bill and
In favor of the last one, by clause of which Board
of National Railroad Commissioners WAS to have been
appointed. Lengthy addresses advocating tho an
polntment of such board have bcen prepared bv
Commissioner Fink and Mr.. Dlanchards
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Less Ac-
tive and Steady.
Government Bonds Quiet States Higher
and Railroads Strong
MONEY ON CALL / A 8 A 2 PER CENT.
WALL STREET.
TUESDAY, Feb. 11-6 p. M.

TUESDAY, FeD. Ill 4. M
Tho description Of yesterdays stock market would
fairly answer for that of to-day. much wore they
alike in their few leading features. To admit that
this mornings market possessed more body than
mug of small beer q cherub tombstone is tho
best that be said of it. for it certainly want
Ing in the concomitants necessary to fuly developed
bull movement. The grand result OF the Days work,
however, to advance prices slightly and to leave
them tho brink Of buoyancy when business closed
Tho coal stocks wero most in favor tho two Della
and New Jersey Central being largely traded
In at advancing prices. There were enough
Of earmarks to show that the Keene-M Morgan
combination were holding the best bowers and were
only waiting good opportunity to play them profit
ably. Appearances were that Now Jersey Central
was stiffened at one moment help the Delswares.
and the Delawares stifened ut another moment to
help the Now Jersey Central-a sort Of "you tickle
me and Ill tickle you' arrangement, productive OF
titilating qualification to both parties. To enhance
tho pleasure it given out that the various coal
companies would advance the price Of their product
next month from onehalf to dollar per ton.
Michigan Central of the strong stocks on to-
days list. We learn from good authority that Mr..
Vanderbilt has contracted for the tunneling of the
Detroit river opposite Parkersburg. which on
completion will admit of the Michigan Central
trains reaching the Canada Southern line without
the delay and expense Of transshipment by ferry
is the case at present There is something more
doing in Pacific Mail and the price is hardening Tho
company have recently despatched Captain s. SAM
uels (of Dreadnaught and Henrietta fame) to San
Francisco to look after their interests the Pacific
coast and much is expected Of his ability to gather
up the ravelled ends of business which. to q great
extent has been left to lie loose There nothing
to remark in the other active stocks except an
doubted steadiness which budded into fractional
Improvement and very strong market at the end.
The opening. highest lowest and closing prices Of
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange were:-
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
600 packsces heef ana rork 4. =.

2ss 300 sacks -four 25s 900 packages beef and pork a.
Cd 6s Cd and sail n tons nicasnreinent eoods l2s Cd
2nD quarters grain Is. ID Glasgow steam
cheese and butter 45s $50 boxes bacon os 100 terces
beef u.s. 6d 80 bills apples 3s. I'd 500 do. -four Is Sd
100 do syrup 3s and some sack -four 27s. sd Bristol
steam. 5000 bushels grain, lid 90 lbs aud 900 do pr
vate erms Hull steam, 900 bu shells grain I'd 90 lbs
500 bags covsrsoed SIS I'd Antwerp, sail $50 tons
Bordeaux $50 quarters grain, 5s Danish brig
Richmond Va, to Rio Grande with -four 81 ~
American ship 5000 quarters grain Baltimore
coast Of Ireland ts Cd British ship same voyage 6oo
quarters grain. 4s. od schooner 22O HoboKen
Boston, coal $50 schooner with empty hence
north side of Cuba. at 75c each. American brig
tons. Messna to New York. Phiadelphia or Baltimore
mt
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
5000 Louisiana a con. .

5000 do.
1900 Dis Col 3.65's, Q
22OO0 G, G x &c lst.
1000 X & DMolnes1st
5000 Canada So lst..
20OO0 N J Cen LIST, cas-
5000 do. :.
20UU Mo,K&T c. as.bS
5000 N w con c & b. So
500 shs Amer'n Dis Tol
POO Western Union. -.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12

delivered contract TOO bales yesterday Current
prices OF spot cotton he following quotations based
ON American standard OF classification and cotton
store running In quality not than half grade
IuIox falsr
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
. Of peunyroya nominal at 81 81 20; oil Of bay sio

all currency.
fisHThe market goldfish remained steady and about
$40 qunals sold in lots ~ rs for Georges and W %
for Grand Ban. Herring ruled firm At he isc for
scaled aud l2c for No. Mackerel quiet ana sales
were confined to jobbing lots We quote shore No !,
$1S $2O No. 2 Is u $j so; No g. S3 80 "a; No 4.
s. 90 So; bay, No l. $i4 si6 No 81 90 81 so; No
3, ~ aSj 30.
FLOUR AND GRArNRecepts-Flou 81 62f bbls wheat,
90 7au bushels; meal i27 sacks l $50 bushels
oats 392oD do. ATS do barley, $500 do; harley
malt 2,7af do Flour steady; tho sales, including
State Western and southern about II 800 bills,
within the annexed range. Rye Flour in better de-
msnd; sales were 100 bbls. Corn meal steady with
sales OF 80 bbl and 7JO sacks Rye quiet but hr
and 200 bushels choice State sold at 5Sc track Bar
and IN were eauot Va