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heir apparent to the throne, FILL succeed
Nubaf Pasfia as Egytfnn Premier. ~ a5 I
Germany.

BERLIN, February 21.--The rates fixed In
the bill proposed by the Minister OF Finance
for increased duty and. tux on tobacco are
10 marks per cwt. on imported, and 10
marks per cWt. on homegrown tobacco.
Present rates are ~ and 90 marks respec-
lively ~, ~ -.
--.t.. India. +
LoNDoF, February 21.-Furthcr intelIi-
gence from Mandslavr states that great con-
sternation prevails there in consequence OF
The royal murders. The victims numbered
eight5-six. The detnsls Of the affair are her-
rible. British interference is hoped for by
The people to prevent further boodshetf.
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ebscGufes of the Late Bishop Foley

CHICAGO, February 21.-The funeral SER
vices of the late Bishop Foley, OF this do
cese, to-day were most impressive. The
Cathedral of the Holy Name was the scene enc
of the last rites, aud was visited by 10000
people during the day, including all the
public officers Of the city.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RiCIIAoSD, February p, 1870.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Red. ] .122 bushels.
COnN.-7Ihite, Go bushels.
UATS.-1,l42 bu.nels; OF which 200 bushels were
rc-cxhibiied.
RYE.-3S bushels.
PEAS.-2 bushels.
CLOyER-SEED.-27 bushels.
TIMOTHY-SEED,-2G bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, 10 bushels very good fnltZ at
$l.Oa: % bushels good FultZ ut IL .06; 800 bush
els prime Lancaster on private terms: 52 bushels
very good Fullz at $1.C5: Asa bushels mixed on
private terms: 16 bushels Fulrz at j .05: 04 bush
els very good Futzat OF; 90 bushels pooh Fu!i7
1T $1.05: 40 bushels prime Lancaster at Sl.l2-
total. l.l22 bushels. 800
CORS.-JThite, rs bushels good ut Acc: 13S
bushels very good at 47c.: 176 bushels prime III
4Sc; l6 bushels very good at Arc: so bushe
good oil 1880 bushels good at 3Gc,-tofal, 5o4
bushels. -,
. OATS.-20 bushels common on private terms, 6S
bushels good winter at 4Sc.: ITO bushels spring al
SC; 90 bushels very good winter on private
terms: 60 bushels prime winter on private terms
20 bushels winter on private terms. -lotai 3o6 bts'
nls
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I. .Yaaess.ar,g Yniuries.

SELMA, !aIA.,i February n ME- ". stei.a7
ton, uslfeFjnt endents sos isthsa Seimay RosBa
tahde Daifoh railroa3, died this morning
from injuries received by the disaster ut
MuIberry-creek brise, on that road, last
Tuesday.
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'UVV IfISUI0ItOC, HoV0'
OPERA-HOCSE BURNED.
Obituary.

LONDON, February 21.-John Parry, the
singer, and John Clarke, the English come
dian, are dead. [The last named is not
John S. Clarke, the American comedian.]
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Murderer Sentenced 20 be Hung.

NASHVILLE, February 21.-hnoX Martin
(negro), the murderer OF John Hhlttemler
and his wife on the 18th ultimo, has been
sentenced to be hung March 18th.
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Damages Against 81 Railroad company
BALTIMORE, February 2i.--In the Court
of Common Pleas in the suit against: the
Northern Central railroad to receiver $2o,-
600 damages for killing Mrs. Burns, run
over bya traln in June last, the Jury ttis
Efnorning brought. in q verdict for the piainI'
tiff, for ISlO;000. @ Ii NOR zi zss- 80 I'll
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IT. SENATOR JOHNSTON. letters from
;" 'Snihston state that Senator Johnston is
'tlino'ihg from his recent illness, and will
,1G.I'y Start TO Florida, where he will re.
S.ahdqrd. ~ a'0' ~A w
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FaiInre of q Montreal Firm.

MONTREAL, February 2l.--McLaren y
Co., boot and shoe manufacturers. have
made an assignment. Liabilities, S150,000.
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ser,oal.reacner Eytlled by q Pupil.

= PITTSBURGH, Pa, February 2l.-ollYer
Ferguson, school-teacher; OF perry town'
ship, had some trouble Win scnoiaL yes
terday, and dismissed him from the scuooi.
The pupil attempted to force MS way itad
the sehool-house and the teacher resisted
him In the scuffle which ensued the boy
seized a poker and struck the teacher oyer
the head, killing him instantly.
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General Cffat0n's Remains Els Eonees
tft-tr.f-f ~ tn mfesaf,ansd.
! Especial Telegram, 60 die 4DispntcIi. /

~ R u Especial lte!aSI TO the 4DispatcIiI
ATLAHTA, Ca, February 21.--The re-
mains OF General Chiffon were received
here to-day by the Governors Guards, the
Gate City Guards, and the Governor and
Attorney General, The, Mayor and Recorder
|of the, city, General Walker and the Mexi-
can-war veterans, ex-C Confederate officers,
Senator Howell and Representative Mynatt,
and large concourse of citizens. The re-
mains were transferred TO the Richmond
train by detachment OF the Governors
Guards, by which company the military
escort were entertained at dinner at Bai-
lard's. Captain Crawford, Of the escort, Is
a representative and Lieutenant Grimes "A
senator in the Georgia General Assembly,
and gentlemen OF the highest character.
Virginia may well be proud Of the State,
municipal, and military honors paid in At
Ianta to the remains OF her distinguished
soldier as they pass ON to find burial in her
sacred soil.
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ElOur.

Fine. 80 75@:3: suu+rHne. 1915; extra 81:
rnnmoA family, 8j.25@SJ.oO: iai!cy BRAND, Iol
$3.50.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY "a
D ECUTEn as the DISPATCH Sh1saAsv
HOUSE,
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RAILROAD agSt.S.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ,.nC>rTAkE{
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS.
% COMMENCING MAY y, lS1!
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, February 81, $40.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 1913
hogsheads and % tierces. The offerings at auction
on Change were 32 packages; OF whi"h nninhtI
10 were sold at prices ranging from SLIGO 10 SlO.
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PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.

Major John S. Braxton, collector OF Nor
folk, and james Blaine, OF Portsmouth, and
James Watkins, of Old Point, are here. Dir.
Prldemorc occupied the chair in Committee
tof the Whole to-day. General Leitch, OF
Nortf, Carolina, was in the Senate to-day.
Mr. billiard, Minister to Brazil, writes the
State Department, advising young men from
the United States in search Of employment
to stay away from Brazil, and gives conelu-
siye reasons for. SO doing. General Daniel
sE. Sickles is here, and many people have for.
gotten all about him. DIR. Morris, of Lynch
burg, was at tho Capitol this afternoon.
rHs THRsE MONTHS EXTRA Pay Tos Mexican
h., VETERANS n
| The bill signed Thy thett President gives
Observation-Disclosures pay, andep aetfos sas
ITO theiolipwing persons, proyide5ltheEhpY'
never received IL: All officers and soldier
who served In the Mexican vac; also, Of
officers, petty officers, and men Of the ma
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T9H T. AID Ell p il 4, RICH II sss4x
! MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM sssa3ssss1sssss4ls
tIIIP LINN.-EOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
THREE TIMES : WETH.-Unul furtn.i no
tior the asaners of this line will make tri-weekij
trips. leaving Phiia'elpM!a every ESpA |,
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con.
nccIng 1T Philadelphia with Cly!cs New England
Quick TiNiENFREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily until ) O'clock p. NJ.
JAMES ". MCCtRRiEk,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE Il Co.
General Managers,
no23 No. IL Sonth WharveS. Philadelphia.
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nEpasTuRE OF sG,EawEss.,.

FOR PHILADELPHIA AND >nrsEFa.
= EAL R1VtR. steamer DE- sssksssEAEs
for the sbove ports until SATURDAY the 22d in
slant IT 5 O'Clock L. NJ. j.. W.. SIGCAR9ICK,
1s elk Generaf Southern Agent.
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sats 2.snsn s.:s. I 10 sssxE, -.
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Committee on Agriculture commenced to-
day the examination Of witnesses with re-
gard to the pleuro-p pneumonia cattle disease;
Messrs. Samuel Brown, OF Pittsbuig Oh, and
Mr.. Sader, Of New York, buyers OF eattie
for expectation, and Veterinary surgeon
Gadsden, OF PhiIadelphia,s all concurred IN
the statement that the country IS Tree from
this disease among cattle; and letters from
producers were read from various cattle re-
gions showing this fact. The freedom from
such disease has existed for the last twelve
months. There is, however, they say, an
exceptional case on Long Island, where, by
isolation, the disease is being stamped out.
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Forfy.sixth Ccnsress---Eirst Session.
WARRINGTON, May l, 1879.
SENATE.

The Senate resumed the consideration
of the bill! TO prevent the introduction OF
CONTAGIOUS or Infectious diseases into the
United States.
Mr.. Maxey, chairman OF the Committee
on Post. Ofsices and Post Roads, introduced
from that committee for passage bill pro.
yidirg that in all cases where special mali
service has been placed on new routes the
Postmaster General may in bis discretion
extend tie temporary contracts until the
time when fhe regular service can be oo-
taued by advertisement, and also restoring
the old law, which permitted such contracts
10 be made for 0 ne year. The bill is based
upon a commune, ,tion from the Post Office
Department showing that unless it be
promptly enacted the service on large
number of maiI-rout.>s in the West and
Southwest must be absolutely discontinued
for several months. =, :,
Mr.. MaXey gave notice that be should ask
its passage ut the first possible opportunity.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
BY unanimous consent, Mr.. Harris, OF
Virginia, and Mr.. Chittenden, OF New
York, were allowed to have their Yates re-
corded on the Legislative appropriation plli,
the former in the affirmative md the later
In the negative, both having been underline
impression they were paired with other
members. 8
The question came UP as unfinished bhsl.
ness OF yesterday on the rostponemcnt TIL
1ext Saturday OF the bill reported from the
!, eipage- Commute amending the stataiesI
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

APRIL 2s--The wholesale Iumber marke. IS BE-
ginning 10 attract considerable attention, The re-
ceipfs on SUNDAY and Yesterday being by lar tho
heaviest thus far This spring. big feet WAS toWe6
from the eas! shore ny iug< vessc0~ners refusing 10
tertiay morning some forty cargoes or umher. shin
giles atb. &C.. were offered at the sales docks. cx
elusive OF the recclo's at the ya-i.dcck2. Country
buyers were ~ scarce ever. but city purchasers
were present In Roo,i numbers, and several sasea
were made by commits Ion dealers AZ the following
bie2Sc-s'nf s7@s75o: green boarG< aSd sirips,
$500 10: dry boards and strips SCALA: lnik,
Sl.l5G$l25; standard shingles, $40; No. 1
sales incInde: Cargo Of schooner Radical. Nuke
gon, 200 feel div strips ard boards ~ 81 12x::
cargo schooner HacSley. Nuskegoit. 900 III feet
boards and strips at 80: ergo barge Irish, Grsnd
Haven 2.Ona, 900 Il and A shingles at 81 80; 20o,-
900 No. shingles 1t 66c. ..
Thursday. The work liJs been DELAYED Oh account
Of is haYint been necessary TO xrt rei:c on, tne
OF waller. From the boom ~ " Tie Forks y there ID
L sold Ian Of logs.
Al the wards trade continues lively. both on local.
and shipping account, but he large present aud pro-
spcctiyc supply OF lumber ends TO keep prices low
and weak. a. quo'ed below:
third clear laQtZ-inch. s27@I2S: siding: irt aud
second clear, dressed. sl5.hoHSl6: siding hrsS
ng. dressed *25. secnnd common Nooring. dressed
S22: rhirI common flooring. dressed $l6@s 6.s'o !:
"x E"sra A. 10 "ehs s "sTrI ss" Sss
!; stock boards: loS l2ncn Ss4@s25; s.oss
5o"rs. 81 IL IL cGll GonrdS sSa4In: tsncns No. l.
So: common boards, slo@slo 50: dimensions
Sl0.5nm$l4: small timber. GxG 10 SIS. SOFAS so:
round ccdar posts. slo@Sl5: Gcks's. nreSse and
Shingics.-XXX clear Shingles. s2.7o: best ssas
z sht ill., s s;1nGS sHy s Sp :SI IN e
Slm go: cedar shingles, , 90.
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The National Board OF Health.
ACTION OF THE SANITARY COUNCIL OF tn
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY,

ACTION OF THE SANITARY COUNCIL OF TIE
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
MEMPHIS, May 1.-The Sanitary Council of
the Mississippi Valley effected a permanent
organization to-day BY electing Dr.. j. ID.
Plunkett, OF Nashville, president; DR..
Pincknev THOMPSON, OF Kentucky, vice
president; Dr.. John Fl. Ranch, OF Chicago.
secretary and treasurer. The following
resolution, introduced by Dr.. j. II. Ranch,
was adopted:
Resolred, That the Sanitary Council of
the Mississippi Valley heartily endorses the
bill pcnding before Congress 10 increase the
efficiency OF the National Board Of Health
and 10 prevent the introduction into or
spread within the United States OF conta-
gious or infectious diseases, and would re-
specially recommend its speedy passage by
Congress, so as 10 clothe the Board with en-
ccutlvc as well As advisory power.
The State Board of Health OF Louisiana,
through its representatives ut the meeting,
has Obligated itself to furnish information
to all boards represented in the Council
now in session here whenever case Of yell
low viewer is reported at New Orleans. The
news will be sent al once in cipher to Il men,
Der OF tie Council. The Council! resolved
It WAS i'll hearty sympathy with the Ma.
tional Board Of Health in its efforts to re-
strain residential epidemic. After transact
ing other business OF minor importance the
Council adjourned, 10 meet in Atlanta, Ga,
Nav 9Th,
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, Nay l, 1879.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised 90 hogs
heads and 10 tierces. The offerings at auction on
were sold at prices ranging from 1925 10 $50.
QUOTATIONS-PR!ZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
Lmgs..Common to medium, i2.25@S2.75; good
to fine. S3Ms3.50. D..
Leac-Coipmon 10 goo! short, 1896: medium
1850.
Dark leaf good enough for wrappers and for the
best types Of the egcs have been thus far In very
light supply. There is no assortment OF dark sum
cured tobacco Offering.
ve LEg gsod to med'n' si@*6; good 10
Smokrr3.-Fair 10 meiIum. 1880: good to
s23.s6. ''' -2''''' ""V :" 'H"'s' '''''0@
Lcaf-Coinmoa To medium. s7.50a4so: good 10
very good, slO@ :l2.5u; extra cutl,rs or filters.
S15Tsl2.
3fehoGaay IIraD0ers-Commcn 10 medium.
Slj1rtaJ GOOD very good and iinc, S3OGS4 .:
exsra tine. S45IS5n.
Ftlloio TFr0ppcrS.-Common TO medium, $3.50
s35; good 10 very good. S4OkES5o; fine 10 fancy,
S55@s75.
ed commanded above The outside quotations. Inti-
cations arc that strictly E.nGy white wrappers will
be IN G:ii supply.
No special change In quotations. There Is some
inquiry for sound medium and low grade OLD filters
from manufacturers and anything desirable vii!
command fair prices.
There is every pros pect noE Of good season. and
we look for incrca e., rrccpS.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. May l, 1870.

THURSDAY. May l, 1879.
sALEs-100 Virginia consoIs sold Mt 81.
g G.ogsTnment Securities..Unf.ed States Az.
LOG bid; United States 4s, 1Ol bid.
Stdts SscnTttfeS.-ViT21nia consols. 56x bid. g.:
asked: Virginia consols. new. Al bid, AZ asked:
Did. 7 asked Virginia Interest D Certificates
bid, In asked: Virginia faI-rcceivable coupons
s s5S s eis ss asked North Carolina bonds 22S I'D"
CITY Secarities.-Richmond city ST. j. and j.
10 Bid; Richmond city 6's j. and j.. lO4 bid:
city e. spG bid 1os kea
Special taxi, ]. and j. 1864 bid: Ly nchburg ely
S's, j. and j., III bid: Lynchhurg city 6's, J. and
Railroad BondsNVissinia and Tenes ness e'I Rail-
road secoud mortgage e's. j. and J.. 90 bid: vir-
GINA and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage SIS.
road funded SIS, J. and j.. 90 bid; southeidc
Ha,lroad third nortsars preferred 6's, ]. and j.:
hrst mortgage rs. j. and j., 101 bid: Nor ok and
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS. j. ana j..
lO3 bid: Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second
road first mortgage SIS. }. and j. los bid; Peters
oprs HIi iIat second moIengs e. j. and j. s5
bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad FIRST mort.
gage ss, 4. and o., 104 Did; Rlchmoud FrederIcks-
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's.J. ana d..
Railroad mortgage s's. J.and j., l02 bio; Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage SIS, j. and j., so bid: Orange and AIexan-
Orange. Alexandria and Manassas Railroad lrss
mortgaee rs j; aud j.. 55 bid. so asked: Rich
and n. IS bid, 80 asked: Piedmont Railroad first
norteaee e's. A. and o.. 1o2 bid; Atlanta and
Charlotte Air-Linc Railroad first mortgage rs, j..
ana j., 3oi5 bid, 40 asked.
canal B0nds.-JameS River and Kauawha Canal
arst MORTGAGE 6's: NJ. and ", 81 bid.
r, Edltroqd Stocks..Rtchmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed, 90 par,
76H bid: Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad per cent, g7Ia1anteed. 100 par: 80 bid
Connection Railroad, 10 par, 65 bid, 10 asked
Richmond and Da"vilia Railroad. 100 par, BID
esq bid: Seabnard and Roanoke Railroad guaran-
teei, 100 par. 81 bid.
Bunk Socks.-Ciiizens Bank, 25 par, 224 asked.
Insurance COmDnnieS.-Elrglnia State, 25 nar.
81 bid: Granite, 100 par, Is asked.
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relating to coinage and to gold ind silver
m, ton .- =

relating to coinage and to gold ind silver
bullion certificates.
The pending question was On ordering
the main question on the resolution post.
ponins the consideration, OF the bin rela-
ting to coinage and CO ftificates, and II was
ordered-ayes, 115;, noes, 107. The reso-
lntion was then ar lopted.
Mr. Sparks, o. Illinois, has called up the
oraer MADE yesterday to reconsider the
army appr Jpriution bill, and the House Is
no" Voting upon the question whether
upon reconsideration the House will pass
the bill notwithstanding the objections Of
ne President.
Nc debate has been permitted upon the
motion. -"
The House refused to pass the army ap-
preparation bill over the Presidents veto,
the vote standing-ayes, 1870; noes, 10
not the necessary two-thirds in affirmative.
1t was strictly party vote. only three Of
the Greenbackers voted for the bill, nine
voting against it.
Mr.. Kitchen. Of North Carolina, rising to
question OF privilege, denounced an allu-
sion to himself. which appeared in a speech
printed in the Record as the speech OF bis
colleague, Mr.. Russell. he characterized
the speech as UNANIMOUSLY false and SANDER
Gus, but said that be was no. surprised at
his colleague violating every parliamentary
rule and every rule OF decency and propri-
| ETY.. ...
Mr.. Garfield made point OF order that
Mr.. Kitchens language was unparliamcn-
tary: but the point was overrued by
Speaker Randall, who remarked that the
gentleman OR. Kitchen) had previously
stated that he meant to say nothing per-
sona.
| Mr.. Kitchen reserved further remarks un-
til his colleague was present.
The House adjourned until Saturday.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
, rsvApu TssE DISPATCH.
.ospscrs FOR AN EARLY ADJOURN.

ryospECTs FOR AN EARLY ADJOURN
Tth ~, coAGRESs-vIEWS AND SPECU-
NhH,x CONCERNING TIRE vETO-AC-
w ,oy OF TIE cAUcus-rhE RAILROAD
rms JAMEs-NEw YORK CHAMBER
ooysrRCE-SALE OF A RAILROAD IN
observation-disclosures REFUSED
.,proIK-A FATAL QUARREL IN At
EA~NASHEILLE RACES-THE
'' ',rnx MURDER CASE-STRIKING COT
OPERATIVES IN EASTH AMPTo n,
'",, -rurEHoE WILLIAMS RETURN TO
rn,rx-TuE GREAT FIRE AT oREN-
bio ,-,n1FST STORM At SZEGEDlN-
r,gron1sM ~ RuSs1A-T'iE N'lllL'srs'
,.rr, rro>s BECOME holder AND TO
70 VIZ . VALUATIONS BGCoMiNG MORE cr-
.,1,rS-lEE.
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THE BLESSING OF STRONG NERVES

Is recoverable, not by the use of mineral Sc
datives, but by recourse 10 cectual tonic treat
auxliaries. and then sparipgly as possible. Wig.
orous nerves quiet Ones and The direct way
to render them is to reinforce the vital energies.
That sterling inyigorant. Hosteter's Stomach Bit
ters will be found nll.suficient for this purpose
since 1t entirely removes impediments to thorough
digestion aud assimilation Of the food, so that the
body is insured It's due amount OF nourshment, aud
consequently Of stamina. Rheumatic tendencies
counteracted by the Bitters, which Is, besides
pleasant medicinal sjimplant, infinitely purer than
the raw erc.tauts Of commerce. which react In
juriously upon The nervous system. -
- ,... !, = t., ,st up 80-w,F&M&wlw
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ny telegraph.
iJPW YE,.E.

saics, Az barcS; u3lanae, lil";, 0ric us, Ise-
mo o to far extra" $45nGSs5 So: GOOD to choice
extra. So; co@S6.75. wneai-Sprins un"haugca,
42@S 43c: No. 3 4l&c. Oats atGisc. hitncr: No. 5.
32c. Coffee unchanged sugar steady: Demand
m,"de!;1e: cuba. 3,l6r'; far to s3oh rtini"s,
qure' M"a,scs qu'c! and unchanged: Eiec ir fair
request aud ST udy Resin iui and unchanged.
rlo ins nu and easier: 6li. s9InGS:N.25; new,
S 60 si " n , G ,d DnS er'f a.
Lard clio .rl heavy aud tower: prime s'cEn, SPOT,
S6.22 2" sc.27s. 'whskcy nominal at :l.p7S,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May Flour very firm ut ,c>,rr-
days quotations. southern wheat firm mn'' higher
western firm southern REL. :l.O9i i. 10: an SRI.
Sl.lim:l.l5: 10. Pchn>yi anita red. 5l-lia1e
81 l4a1.; 10: weston winter red. pot and WY,
Si.09A$l.I 10. Corn stcaly; >o'tttrn ~init, Acc.
yellow, i2,,wi3c. Uas irm: southern. 3f"g3zc-:
unchanged llay steady: ;rimr 10 choice penn,yi-
vrni, aud liar. land. fl2mSii Provisions e:.-lcr
and "n,imns d. i:att'i Gnrt ara anrh,iSSd tsss
key uucl!anLcd sugar stead! ~ soft, So Ssc.
CiHCISNATl.
CtSrlSSATl. May Flour easier. bat NOT 'IInts-
by lower. Wheat scarce aui ir:n: Il and mnite,
! Sl.c3H*l 0G. C"rn In f:ir dc:uan! Al 37@3TXc-
| Oats weaker ut 2Sn3lc. Pork ,"m.maih nn-
changed. Lard II s."n demand. wi'h ieht Gi.rr-
dr. $:iA6l, - 80; cIar rib. $50: clear >itfs.
81. 7ur l. H. Bacon steady ami Ia sooi iriaJIil
shoulders. is'.; c"ar rib. 54c.; Clear sincI. SIC
Whisky steady and in good dr'n1n! 1T 81 ol. Bat
Ter steady and unchanged Sugar ST. ahy, quiet. anG
UNCHANGED. Hogs moderately active; packing, 1880
| nlSJ.5O.
! LouI>vILLE. Nay l.-Flour quiet AMI IN
changed. Wheat finn: rcd aud amber. ; .o:Gs
Sl.u4. Cnru steady aud In fair demand; white,
39c.: mixed. 37.?c. Jal> quiet put steady: white.
2oc; m,xc 80: , Pot qT ,-c but 5sy At Si
Leaf, ~ KEY. ST. ink- nca> unict hut "trany: sinui-
der. 1850 clear ribs, IL Co Gear side, II 90.
Bacon quiet but s,ctdy: nhouierS. cl'a: rih.
$40: clear si'icS. 800 Sngrr rnr"i hams, S1a
&c. HhisAey quiet Du! stca'yai Sl.Ol.
ST. LOUIS.
-. OTIS May Flour nn' UNCHANGED Wheat
july: 40 3 rcd rtil. il.0la Cora ir,n; no. 3
mixch, sac. ca,h. 33ac: hiny, 1890 3t j.. June.
No ., 2G!c. cash. 23'sr BID May. Viii kew steady
al i O4. Pork ur or: jorbiur. 80 81. l. r.! quiet
ami unchanged fuIE-mcats qnict cE'io's OF
ri. ar ribs. 80 o., Ia J.l2s cash. 81 .95erS5.2H
May, i5.07l3 June
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May l.-Fl"ur Srt'y and nnclangcd-
Wheat quiet but firm and rnnZ"r: M. fEi:t2o
snriug sic. cash. 90. T94s". Junr. $50. july
No. g Chicago sprins, 7sc.: tr'cd CO.. Corn
cash. 347= 3Jc jane" 3Gc. July. Oats s'e-:dy nrd
. firm: ~ e.. rl,h. 2Je.. aurr. 2C:c. Jn'v: Pork
steady and in far u.inan-: :9i2', f,:9fo cash,
t9.5a+Gr:9 80 June, S9.G2!:,' 800 July. Lard
June $6.UT!sMsG 10 july. Bulk.Inralo s'c'hS ana
uur!!tn" u. 49,,
CFD%r-Whcat In good demand aad she'd high.
or: ylI,r bid iiay 92 a. bid Jane. Corn firm and
unc, Il:.rd oats fairly active au -. higher. PORK
dull and SIC. lower. Lard dull, nio"rins ana nc
ciincd 2hc.