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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

w, G. Wilmot vs. Steamer Carre.-Suit dis
missed. u Il 5ss .#s5 q.
D Gath. M. OordesSvs. Steamer Biz BnndoWer.
Dismissed. I'll u III ss5f &c ..EssE ss
1 Mississippi Valley Transportasi ION 0ompauy
u. ateaI. . John a Bcndder. dement for
'ysss Iast u. steamer b. n Rpcksr Libei
dismtssed. s*.sss& 70 - 80 8, 5 ].
Judgmentfor libelant for 1905 and costs.
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80. e. ~ w We're informed by Mr.. Robert
-sa -. .ne disttnguished leader Of the orches-
49,. .1a given, nightly at Wengers Ca.
~ .aas me pronrietor that establishment
49, ,eeslVea one huadred new niecea a
nac including ~ VARIETY o of sea ~
gel far t des Maa aes ~ produesd
2rof Meyer VIII IN ~ SsIshsstral parts
the music foESsISs orcb ~ %
ksakgs many ofso1E baat y um u,is1ssfa.
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SECOND RECoRDER's COURT.

Henry Thomas, charged with petty larceny,
was sent before the First District Court under
bonds Of $3.50. s8% S8S
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

lanes o'Connelly vi. snithBros. & Co,-Petf-
Homer. who was employed to hoist goods from
Dsal 6Dpr OF defendants warehouse to another
= BANS ot 81 patent elevator. claims from the
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Arm 5000 damages for injnries sustained while
working at the elevator. which. being lnskill.
fully constructed, broke In part and 80 severely
crushed one Of his feet that he is manned for
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.

ARHAIGNEDs
Fritz Drilling. assault and battery: pleaded
= John Fran coils. assault with dangerous wea-
William Martin. assault and battery: not
guilty.
NoLLE PRosEQUI. m.~
Robert Desposito. james Clark and Thomas
Johnson, as sault and battery.
AFFIDAvITS DISMISSED.
Geo. jones' cutting and w0unding.
y. Levi, larceny.
INFORMATION.
v John Relin and Frank Custer, larceny.
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LOUIS A. WILTZ,
@~4 Ex-oficio Chairman.
Under suspension OF the rules the report
was taken up, by q rising vote OF u yeas Il
10 nays.
Mr.. Parlange offered the following amend.
ment to the resolution OF Mr.. Ogden:
Add the words provided any member may
have his name recorded In the journal for OF
against any ,duestio On ~ q -. 8 49,
+ The motion III amend the resolution was
carried, and the resolution was adopted az
amended-as follows:
Resolued, That where not otherwise spe.
eially provided In the rules heretofore adopted
cal for the yeas and nays WY pqst b b. Is Dele.
gates; provided, any member may have his
name recorded in the journal for or against
any question.
The report OF the Committee on Rules, rela-
tive to Rule 16, was adopted, making said
rule read as follows:
RULE 16. No member shall speak more than
twice on the same question, nor more than
ne-quarter OF an hour on each occasion, with
out leave Of the Convention, nor more than
once until every member choosing to speak
shall have spoken; but the mover Of any
proposition shall have the right to open and
close the debate, even after the m atn question
shall have been ordered, and In case the prop
OolklOA SDluGb HULL dly GOnIIlOGE91ys kuEu
member making the report from the commit
tee shall have the right to open and close the
debate In like manner.
Mr.. Kidd, chairman OF the Committee on
the State Debt, presented the report Of the
committee and an ordinance recommended by
the committee.
7 Mr.. Semmes presented the Views OF the
minority Of said committee.
Tn MoCorrnJI a bor of%h +krs
asked and obtained leave to have his views
on the subject matter Of the report received
and printed Herewith.
Mr.. Robertson moved 500 copies Of the re-
port OF the committee and the views OF the
minority, together with the ordinance re-
ported by the committee and the resolution
offered by the minority, and all evidence In
writing, be printed In phamphlet form.
Mr.. Sutherlin, chairman of the Committee
on State Lands, presented the following re-
port: -m.~
To the Honorable President and Members of
the State Constitutional Convention:
Your Committee on State Lands, to whom
was referred the memorials Of captains and
owners OF vessels doing business In the New
basin canal, beg leave to submit the follow
ing report: Ns9
On the sixth day of March, 1866, the canal
and it's appurtenances, comprising the she'll
road, was leased to Richard Taylor for the
period Of fifteen years. In 1867, and again In
1870, the Legislature passed acts modifying
make important changes In the depth and
width OF the canal, the number and size OF
the basins and the length of It's wharves. In
consideration OF these improvements and the
keeping of the canal, its levees, wharves,
basins, etc, in proper condition the lessee
was to be relieved Of the pavrnnnf If rnr1t#S+
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wENGRR,s CONCERTS.

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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
-O OF THE
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Thlrty-sixth Days Proceedings.
NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, May oil, 1879.

The Convention met at IL o'clock q. m. Z
Prssent-The Hon. L. A. Witt, President,
and 1876 members
Absent -Messrs. Cahen, Demas. Elan,
King, Marks Smith OF st. Mary, Webb. y.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.. David
son, Of Claiborne.
The reading OF the journal was postponed.
On the motion Of MI. Robertson the special
order Of the day was postponed until -
o'clock m.
/ On the motion OF Mr.. Stone 1t was ordered
that the sash be removed from the lower
windows of the hall Of the Convention.
n Leave of absence for d few days was grant.
ed to .Meesfs. Smith, Of ST. Mary, Easterly.
Gaskins and Stage s III N
.g ] MtM0RIADs kEsoIUTToNa, ETC. /.
MI. Watkins offered Q resolution reIativ 70
the establishment Of q United States District
Court for North Louisiana. ne
Under suspension OF the rules the resolu-
ton was referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations. $500
Mr.. Steele presented d memorial relating to
the United States military grounds at Baton
Rouge. s8 8 x1ts#s sss.sa
Under assuspension OF the rules the merao-
rial was referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations,
re ORDINANCES INTRODUCED. as,a.
Mr.. Land introduced sssss5
Ordinance No. 4g5, u q
III TeIation to eurpor Ions euehtsd un6
general law and thu chang IL iafnee ana no
sons. III III IN
Under q Suspension on The rules the pifilz-
nance was passed 10 It's second reading aIid
referred to the Commi ttee pn Corpo ratioi,s
49,. :, REPORTS Oil epMs11TTEEs.
Mr.. Poche, on behalf 81 the Oommit tee M
the judiciary, returned ordnance oa 5s12,
"Relative to duties of officers antalsdg Hon
Of constitution" without action, and recon-
mended It's reference 10 the Committet on
Schedule. sf.s .sssf ss2s ..a II d D
Mr.. Vance, on behalf Of the Commit on
Rules, presented the following report: 8
Your committee beg leave to report fayora-
bly, on the accompanying resolution and
recommend It's adoption. sFsH$#ss
Your committee also recommend that the
words "half an hour" In the third Hne OF
Rule is, be stricken out, and that the words
lone quarter OF an hour" be- inserted lii lieu
thereof.
Respectfully submitted.
. LOUIS A. WILTZ, aF "a
......4 Ex-officfo Chairman.
q 80 n l1 ~ * XXX
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and ordered that additional bill Of particulars to
be sworn to within - days. Crcsswell ct al. w.
Avery; demurrer TO replication susoincd leave to
amend DUNCAN vs. salter ct al. leave to amend.
Moran & Co. vs. schilliLgcr motion to set aside
oyerrucd. Alexander VS.. Jacobs; motion to strike
out demurrer ovcrrulcd. Suyln VS., Butts ct al;
Judgment set aside on deposit being made. Lyon
ys. NJ Il. Church motion for judgment overiued.
Bigelow VS. Coleman motion TO- guash cerleriori
tin ct al motion for new bond overruled Nc
Icestcr VS.. Shepherd aud Murtagh; demurrer over
ruled and Judgment. Hogan vs.. Ebert motion for
Judgment ovcrrued. Hartman VS.. stoddardi mo
ton Tor new trial denied.
EQUITY CoURT--JUsTICE MACARTHUR.
Bowling VS., Boucher sale. ratified trustees &C.
count referred to auditor Written vs.. Written
order for taking dispositions. Shepherd vs.. Shcp-
herd trustees appointed to rcconvey. Joyce VS..
Joyce; appearance Of absent defendant ordered.
Collins VS.. Collins; reference to examiner. Levi
VS.. Morrison & Hoffman bill dismissed want
OF replication. National Capital Insurance Com
Reuth vs. Van Reuth pro confesso against de
PENDANT. Sopcr VS.. Soper; decree for alimony ana
counsel fees Saniy vs., Canty decree 9HihoflSg
substituting trustees and directing release, Adj
| journed until Saturday next.
CRIMINAL couRr-Jusr1GE mAGNER.
Edward Howard alias George Williams, petit lar
ceny second ofensc); Robert ID. Morris, burglary
and larceny; James Scott, alias Thomas scott, alias
ucl Young, petit larceny Second oilensel; John
| l.orlcn alias John Jordan. alias John Nordon,
alias John Nordon fpetit larceny Second olcnseJ;
| stephen Power, larceny; Thomas Goodman, alias
| George Holmes, nllns Albert Williams; burglary
| and larceny; Abraham Mason, burglary aud lar.
| cenyi John Gibbs, assault with intent TO XIII.
| ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
| Supreme Court of the Disrict.-No. -, Murphy
vs.. Hewitt No. 81, In re estate Robert Bellew NO
~ Holden ct al use, Ne vs. smith; NO. "; phii-
lips, receiver, VS.. SmOot No. g. Easily VS.. Easily.
No. Co. Miller VS.. Miller ct al; No. 90 Magruder, re.
| ceiver, vs. Thornton; No. II, Rltch, use &c. VS..
Hyatt; No. ", in re estate Hannah Bargy; No. 10,
| Gleason VS. Humphreys
| Circuit Court-Chief Justice Cartter--No H.,
Joline Clarke ~ Cooley; No. III, Cooke vs.. Ten
nant; No 1877, Schiller VS. Cabcll; No 1sj, solomon
| VS.. Sondhcimer ct al No. 1856 Kuanth ct nj. vs..
| Savage No. 10l, Doeler, administrator, VS.. Lang
ley; No. l02 Botcer administrator. VS.. G. G.. Lang
| ley; No. 202, Schneider vs.. Davis; No 300 Brooks
VS.. Kimmcll No. 30 Schultz vs. Johnson No. 2l3,
| Lincoln. use Of VS.. Campbell; No. 2l5 WEIGH,
Holmes Il Clark vs. Mcdaniel; No 2l7 McNeigh
VS.. Gregory ct all No. 223 Van Riswick VS.. District
| of Columbia; No. 1856. Phillips VS.. Negey; No 2iO,
! Shirley vs.. Crcswell ct al. No. 2l6, Robinson VS..
| District of Columbia.
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GE0RGETOUN NEWS.
Oo,loctaa by Republican Reportsrs.

The funeral of Professor YamOll took place yes.
terday afternoon from st. Johns y. L. Church.
The church was crowded with some of the most
distinguished army md navy officers The Casket
was literally covered with choice flowers proml.
neut among which was Il magnificent crown of
white flowers The rector, Rev. John Jay Joyce
was assisted by Revs Drs. shms aud Hagar, Of the
United States navy. and Rev. Mr. Steuart, of
Christ's z. L. Church. The services We're com.
menced by reading the Scriptures by the Rev. DR..
shiras. This wns followed by the choir singing 81
Would Not Live Away The Rev. Mr., Joyce
then delivered brief address, during which he
paid n beautiful tribute TO the memory OF the dc.
ceased. The Rev, Mr., SteuaTt read the final prayer
and as the casket was being removed from the
church TO the hcarse the choir rendered In an eN.
celent STYLE "Ilark, Hank My SOUL aud after
the Cortagc moved out of the church the orgauist,
Mr. W. Il. Middleton rendered funeral dirge.
The procession moved to Oak Hill Cemetery whers
the remains were inferred.
About ten o'clock Saturday morning Henry
Young (COlored) was run over by wagon on the
canal. He2eklah Gutshall, the driver ol the wagon
conveyed the Injured man to Edwards Npothecary
on Bridge street, where Young was examined, and
II was discovered that no bones were broken.
Young was conveyed to his home, In Virginia, by
his friends
John Burton, Boston, Mass. James Johnston
Buffalo u. Y, and =, II. Morgan, of Baltimore are
s0iournins at the IVES, End Hotel
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
lew York Money Mnrket.

NEw YoHIt, March ], 1879.
The foreign commerce of New York for the past
week was General merchandise Umports), including
dry goods e. 9Os0is produce (eNports), s6,3Sl,iS
Money was active ut 35ri, closing ut B.
Foreign exchange WIS active and firm NJ 1sjsA OlSO
for long aud 4ssAG4soh for demand.
Government bonds We're irmer.
State bonds were dun.
railroad bonds were weak Morris and Essex con-
sodnted Hrsts fell or to $50 Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
consolidated assented to 49, New Jersey Central con-
solldated hrsts assentcd to 72'S, Denver and RIO
Grande rsts s746, Missouri Kansas and Texas sec
onds to iss, Canada Southern lirsts to 7Os, Union
do and Wabash consolidated convertible lex coupon)
to Cox.
Speculation the Stock Exchange was quite active
but very weak In tone and prices, under sharp
and vigorous selling movement, made marked de-
cline. Early In the day II break occurred and the
entire list went off a to ga per cent. Toward noon
the market became stradier and partial recovery
took place. but during the afternoon the selling
from q 10 AZ per cen, compared with the hight st
prices OF the day. The coal shares, the Granger
stocks, and Western Uuion were the weakest Della
ware, Lackawnnnn and Western falling "a, North
and Hudson and Morris and Essex "a, and Western
Union ~ per cent. Eric made the least decline going
down only ~ per cent. Tne Investment shares also
shared In the general weakness c5poC nly Rock Isl
aud, which sold down 10 2S against l5ie. a, yester,
dly's closing The transactions aggregated 2IO0O
shares, Of which lD,CO were Erie 1900 We're Lake
Shore IS 900 were Northwest, g. were ~ Paul, 6dNO
were Delaware LacSnwAnna and WESTERN l1OO were
New Jersey Central, l5OOl were western Union, ana
900 were Morris and Essex.
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TINTED STATES MARsmAL's SALE.

by virtue Of five writs of herl fncla issued ont OF
the clerks Ollce of the supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia aud to directed, will sell ut public
sale for cash. ut store No. 40 seventh street north
west, Washington, u. G., ON TUESDAY, the lth day
of March, 1879, NJ 10 O'Clock u. all the right, title
caiu and Interest Of the defendant In ana to tile fol-
lowing described property, TO wit:
All The stock OF furniture contained IN said store.
consisting IN part Of tine and plain parOr sets, bed
room sets, sdcbUUrds bookcases chairs, tables, bed
seads, bureaus, &c. also one dark gray horse, hnr-
~ and wagon, seized and levied upon a. the goods
and chutlcl5 OF George Blebarth. to satisfy eNCyll.
lions NJ law No .Olji, III favor of Henry Franc; NO.
2GlG in favor OF Henry Limser; No 2iji, IN favor Of
Peter D. Wrlker; No 2Jlj1, in favor of Frederick
sielnlc and No. 2Ols0 III favor of Gunthcr & Finke.
FRED DOUGLASS.
Uniiel States Marshal, District of Columbia.
WALTER d. WILLIAMS q CO., AuctiOneers,
liz
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baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE March I, 1879.
Cotton steady. MiddnG, okc.
Flour quiet and Irm, IowRrdstreet and Western
superRnc IS 2i3 lot do extra +Gt5J do family 81 20
@5 25; city Mills supernu, 81 - 90; do exri, $40
"a 50 do rio brands. go; patapsco family, 900.
Wheat-Southern steady and quiet Western steady.
Southern red, 81 l3aill do amber, 81 1901 10; No .
Pennsylvania red II l34@l 49, a. No2 Western winter
red. spo, aud March, Il 2gi T. az April, 81 l2k.
Corn firm. Southern white Sac i5c; dOyellow. II4
CHIC; Western mixed, Slot aud March, li61H,c
ApriI iIllN44Ec; May, ib'aWiGsC; steamer, nc.
tIats steldv aud firm southern al0j3c; Western
white. 3jgJlc; do mixed, 2p3@50ac; Pennsylvania,
3N33c.
Hay steady. MaryEndnnl Pennsylvania prime, 81
OH ,.,.. ,,,.,...,. -.l,,,..
Bul, meats Loose shoulders lHtll4c; Ccurib sides,
5sC; hacked 5isC BnCOu-ShuuldeIs, DC; Clear-riO
sides, Gilc Hams, oAeiJo Lard, relnedtierces 7'sc.
Ruter steady; prime TO choice Western packed 1870
90Ci roll, lj6 lGc. Eggs dun ~ IVA iic
Petroleum easy Crude, SaWsaci refined, 0AC
Coffee dull. no cargoes, lOHloc,
sugar quiet. A son s'4Wsac,
Whisky dull ut u w.
flour ls cd grain, 0Gd. ..
ReCelpis-Fiour, $50 bblS Wheti l9,IOO bu; corn,
7I,7OO bni oats, $500 0u, ,.
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II T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctionccr,
~ 500 L street nortlwes

by virtue of u deed of trust dated November !,
4. q. 1877, and recorded IN iibcr No iO Oli9G, ong
of the land records for the District of Columbia, nnd
ut the request of the holder of the note secured there
by, we Will sell ut publC auction In front OF the prem
ises, on TUESDAY, MARCH H. \, D. 1879, ~ 1870
o'clock y M, tie following described real estate, sit.
uatc IN Washington CITY, District of Columbia, aud
being lot numbered fort Weight in Pierce and ilngCS
subdivision of square two hundred and seven, being
improved By u Two story brick dwelling NO. llos
street northwest.
Terms: $500 and Interest al 10 per cent per nnnum
from May 1873, together with expenses of sale, in
cash. balance IN six and twelve months secured by
deed of trust ON the property Sold bearing Interest ut
the rate of per cent per unnum. deposit OF $50
viii be required at time of sale, aud all conveyancinS
at purcursCrs cost. 1t terms of sale are not com
piled with days the trustees reserve the right
TO resell the property at risk and cost OF deiauting
purchaser. .
BRAINARp II. WARNER. / Trustees.
GEORGE W. SrlCkNES, A'"''e'
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JOHN SHERMAN, Auc,loneer. .
pY j. n. CoLDwELL, Auctloneer.
TRusrEEs ALE OF yALUAnLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE Al HlLLSDALE, ID. G.
BY virtue of trust to Daniel L. Eaton nud myself
dated June o. 1872 and duly recorded Ia ber No Gsj,
folio 800 one of the land records for the District of Co
ubin and t the request Of the party secured there
BY as surviving trustee, VIII sell ~ public nuc on,
IN iront OF the premises, ON SATURDAY., March -,
1870 ut 1850 o'clock D. M, lot No q, section No ., of
the Barry Farm subdivision according to the plat Of
subdivision file by the trustees o. Barry Farm, found
in the office of the surveyor OF Washington County,
District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale; $3.50 and expenses of sale In cash
the balance IN six tG months. Tor which the notes OF
the purchaser bearing duC from the day of sale, ana
secured by deed OF Trust on the property sold shall
be taken, A deposit OF so Will be required Of the
purchaser ut the time of sale and all CunveyAnclng
will be nj the cost OF the purchaser The trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property a the risk aud
cost of the deaulting purchaser II the terms OF the
sale are not compiled with within seven % days
after the day ofsAle. GEO. w, SllCkNEl,
felp.OaAySus Surviving Trustee,
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LIMITED sTArEs MAnsnAEs SALE.

by virtue OF II writ OF Ge,i Glcid issued out OF the
Clerks occ Of the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, aud to nc directed, VIII sell at public
sale for cash. ut the courthouse door of said District
on WEDNESDAY. The l9th day OF March, 1872, ut Il
the defendant In and 10 the following described prop.
erly, 10 wit.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon; seized and LEVIED upon as the property
OF John IL. (aSe, 10 satisfy execution No. lOsOJ ut
law, in favor OF Henrietta stuart, ~
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
n = gI,,1 n 4
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CIRCUIT COuRr-CuiEF.IUsrICE CARTIER.
Brady VS., Palmer eXecu,rx; verdict for the
planllA for Sl7S1, John S. DelanO VS.. Richard X,
Evans; Judgment by default Clark VS.. Mackey (;
demurrer oyorrnodi leave TO plead, Hoffman VS.,
May leave to amend AFFIDAVIT within ten days,
Male vs. Fuuncci motion for judgment oyerruled
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COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WAsuISGToN, March l, 1870
ARRIVED,
Johnson's wharves-SchoonerA Arthur WrOe Wilson,
Mnchotuck with wood 10 Johnson Bros
Rucy's wharveS-SchoonerS Annie Merrill, Wood,
Lower Potomac, with oysters to market
CLEARED.
Johnson's wharves schooner Adams, wickerson,
GuorgCioNn, to load G A.
Riey's whirvcs-SChOOncr II a Golden, Kelley;
Thomns DCkoiTun, DickeSon, and Cora Delphine,
George, all bound down, light.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

by virtue of n writ Of ReTi Jdcids issued out of
the Clerks Onicc OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia and TO me directed. viii sell nj
public sale for cash ut tie court house door of said
District. on MONDAY. the 81 day of Marchi
1879 ~ Twelve clock M, all the right, title claim,
interest Of the defendant In and TO The following
described property. to wit, Subot A. square 10 City
of Washington, u G., together with all and singular
the improve thereon seized and levied upon rs
the property of Emmanuel = smith. TO satisfy exc
Cution No. 1908 In favor of Richard w. Mann.
FREDk DOUGLASS,
4. :, Marshal, -. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, Aucti0neur febli-ds
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Georgetown Commercial News.
GRAIS MARKET.


Whcat-The market for wheat continue firm and
buoyant with an active milling demand for prime to
choice descriptions Of Fultz aud L'nclsler. but the
supply is very limited aud do not hear of amy inn
portnnt transactions We quote nomnally At II 0G60
II II Tor good to prime FulH und 81 O1ul II for Lam
caster.
Corn-Tnere is a good local milling inquiry for both
yellow and white, while quotations remain unchanged,
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THE SMlTH \ EGGR MISUNDERSTANDING CO.,

LOCK BOX l5O5, DRIDGIpORr CONN,
Manufacturers OF spegiulties IN Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally Government and Giant Pad
locks, sowing Machine Locks, Piano Locks, ORGAN
Locks. the automatically made Giut Mtsh tAGuL SUI
perur to every other and very much cheaper No
special pulley required, The smith Eggr MHnut.c-
turing Company also gives special attention 10 the
making OF estimates ior the cost OF the msnuiRclure
Of patented inventions and all the necessary tools,
and the manufacturing OF the same ON roy any All
Communications treated Couhdcniily, telb-eod-6m