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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

GEN. SIMON CAMERON celebrated his eightieth
birthday at Harrisburg ON Saturday. His house
was crowded by friends, and the General was In
an extremely happy mood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

AN ESCAPE FROM SQUALID LIvEs.-Seventy-
six persons, thirty -four OF them homeless and
destitute boys. and six destitute families, num-
were sent West yesterday by Mr. WhitelaW
REID, through the agency OF the Children's Aid
society, to homes previously provided for them,
the best means for using large part of a fund
OF 81 600 lately given to Mr.. Reid by stranger
fiom the interior OF New England. to be snent
a. cordlng TO his judgement in helping the des-
I tute.-fN, Y. TJILnne 10Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

II Policeman Joseph Rosenfield was brutal,y
murdered early yesterday morning at Rock Is
Iand, III, by four desperadoes, three of whom
have been arrested.
a Mrs. VIM. GlisSOn died several weeks ago
al confluence, Pa, and subsequent events
pointed with suspicion TO her husband The
Dtdy was exhumed on Monday, and jury OF
inquest yesterday rendered verdict that she
was killed by her husband, who crushed her
skull. The accused has fed, but win probably
be captured rS~A'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

900 SHoRT-A. q. Woodward, secretary
and treasurer of the Stanstead and SherbrOOk
Vt, Is reported to be short some 1926, 900 in his
accounts. He has been suspended from Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

A Young MAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING G-Du-
ring thunder storm at Maple Ridge, TIOga
county, Pa, Saturday, samuel Vickers, young
unmarried man, was killed by lightning. His
leam was also killed. All were found 6y the
young mans father Sunday morning lying in
the snow few rods from home. The only mark
on the young man was dent about the size of
a bean on his forehead. His boots were torn nv
the electric fluid -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

A NEW SOLAR THEORY has heen aa,..s
rIoi. Behlamin Pierce, OF Howard Tniversity
ne noqs snat & around the entire solar system is
ia sneI Oh matter, from which fan the
10 when return the comets and meteors which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

BABY FARMING IN MICHIGAN-Mrs Charlotf<,
Leighton, formerly OF the Founding Hospital.
Chlcago, recently appeared at her mOtherS
nome, near Hastings. Michigan, with two In
lahls aged tnIee and four years respectively.
CATION showed, by starvation, while the other
is apparently starving. It is intimated that q
system OF baby farming Is being carried on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

TIE AMERICAN TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION has
arranged to secure the services OF Chas. nj.
Nye. OF Washington city, to I'LL the place OF sec.
retary and take entire charge OF the city work
OF the association. The association proposes TO
secure also one OF the large halls In the city TO
noid Sunday night Temperance meetings under
me direction OF Mr.. Nye, who, by the way, Is
the son OF the late New York Senator Nye.
ISL. LvUis Globe Democrat 1Oth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD LAND SCANDAL
Nr. William Anspach, the Pennsylvania rail-
road director whose connection with the pur-
chase or the Nicholas Rope tract OF land in
ers' meeting, at Philadelphia. on Tuesday, has
made sta tement virtually admitting his share
IN the transaction, but giving the amount actu-
ally PAID to the seller as $65 COO in canal bonds,
at 90 cents On the dollar, and the cost to the
com pany as $4,000, and specifying the late
Pres; j. Edgar Thompson and Edmund A.
smith. vice president, as those with whom he
divided the profits He settled with the COM
pany, returning his own binds and sl1 900 be-
sizes. Vice President Smith, however denies
ever having received any bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

MURDERED IN lS66.-The skeleton found late
~ In an abandoned lead mine al Ellenville,
Ulster county, y. y, has been identined as
that OF David Smith. telegraph operator, VINO
Is supposed to have been murdered by Joseph
fleicker, In February, 1850, since which time he
has been missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

IN THE COI.LAR-AND-EIBOw WRESTLING MATCH
at the Boston Theatre, yesterday afternoon. be-
tween Col. Mclaughlin and John Mcmahon
the FORMER won the first fall in IS minutes and
the latter the second fall In IS minutes The
referee at first gave the third fall to McLaugh-
lin, but.afterwards declared the match draw.
as there was not time to finish 1t before the eve
ming performance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

MARfLANDERs GOING WEsT-AnOther COM
pan5 pa5 lelt HagerstOwn Tuesday evening via the
,, na.imore and Ohio railroad for the West. Next
tree meeh large party. three hundred In number
,1oin ,nol ChambeIsburg, Pa, and vicinity, will
iea'e Dy The same route for kansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

" The Eicksburg Herald says: "The talk OF
eecilng Mr.. jefferson Davis TO the United
states senate TO succeed Bruce Is simply ridicu-
ious MI: Davis would probably not accept tn
positlon IL rendered to him, will never have the
oppoftuhity TO decline 1t, and would not be ad-
elected ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

CO, nhna n BOYS AND A LADY DRowNEp-Wbil
th aps; Ineoaore Vincent and his son Minor,
inc Rrs siuop A1phonse, OF Salem " j., were cross
s smail Doat Yesterday, the boat capsIzed and the
sGad on Was rs drowned. Willie and Johnny Taylor.
dToWned i a. ahS S,apy nve years respectively, were
their mother. MIS- Tobn ION; Ta Yesterday. with
TO rescue them "' ""o alteihpotd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

ESCAPE OF SEVEN PRIsONRRs-A Wilmington
dispatch states that seven prisoners two white
and five colOred, broke jail in Georgetown. Del.
Tuesday night. one was murderer, who was
hil1Dg life sentence. Exit was secured by cut
ting through the floor OF the cell In which they
a rOpe made OF blankets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

MURDER AND INCENDIARISM.-A special dis
patch 10 the Richmond State says further dis
Va, prove col cusively that young Walton was
murdered, and that the store was fired by the
same men The money drawer was found Tues
day evening near an outhousa, and 1t was not
day evening, hence 1t Is evident that 1t was
brought there since the fire. The watch and
ring Of Walton were found in the ruins The
ring was not damaged. Pieces OF the head and
body have hoon fOI1nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

tF-Gen. T. r.. Eckert has resigned as presi-
dent and trustee OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company.
a. It Is estimated that Mr.. Tilden has made
million dollars from the rise OF the Elevated
Railway stock, and Mr.. Cyrus w. Field as much
more.
H-The New Jersey House has passed bill
imposing fine OF $2,OCO and imprisonment for
two years or less for pool selling and other gam
bling.
0-The pork firm OF Wheeler 4 Forbes has
Deen expelled from the Cincinnati Chamber of
commerce for unmercantile conduct.
The drug and groceries stores are rum
nlng formidable opposition to the regular sa-
ICONS In New York, according to the Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

GOVERNMENT RBCEIPTs TO-DAY Internal
revenue. f365. is. y: customs. Saas GlI IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

Mrs. AGNES D. JENES, the celebrated Louis
lana witness, created little fiutter of excite
ment at the White House to-day, by calling on
the President to pay her respects She looks
the same daShy woman as ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-13

e~ MATHEY OAYLUY CAPSULES
~ Used for over 25 years with great success by
The phyGcans Of Paris, New York and London, and
Of diseases, recent Of long standiI g.
Prepared by CL1N CO., Paris Sold every.
where. oct29t th&sly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-08
MADAME BoxAPARTE's FUNERAL.
The Ceremonies OF the simplest Character and
strictly Private.

BALTIMORE. April "A little before 10
o'clock this morning the remains Of Madame
Bonaparte were taken from the boarding house
OF Miss Gwynn. on Cathedral street. TO the resi-
dcncc Of the late jerome Bonaparte. now occu-
pied by his widow Mrs. Susan Bonaparte. nj
Park avenue and Centre street The funeral
was Of a strictly private character the immcdi
ate relatives of the family. and few Of the
most intimate friends only having been invited.
The invitations to the funeral were by wrtten
cards. The Rev. DR.. Leftwich OF the First Pres
bytrrian Church offered n prayer Mt tho house.
which was the only religious service before the
coriege started for GreenmOunt Cemetery. Tho
chief mourners at her funeral were her grand:
sons. Col. jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, and
Charles Joseph BOnnparte. with the lauers
family. The members Of the family Of Col.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte are in Paris. Tho
pallbeurrrs were Gov John Lee Carroll. Judge
George William Browne. Attorney General
Charles ]. VI. Gwinn. William Williams. ohm
II. Morris John Spear Nicholas. John ii. H. La
trobe. Commodore Hugh y. Purvinnce. Dr.
Christopher Johnston. j Barney Williams and
William &. Pennington. Tho funeral cortego
numbered eighteen carriages. Al Grornmount
alter tue body had been lowered INFO the grave
Dr. Leitwich read the burial service for the
dead. and then the grave WAS flcd. Tho wal
nut burial casket. covered with black cloth. bore
q silver plate with the following inscription
Elizabeth Patterson. born 9th February. lfH5.
Died April 4, 1879" The interment was made
I'm lot purchased by Madame Patterson Bona
parte many years ago. expressly Tor her last
resting place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-08
AMUSEIfENTS.
embsr, aud Sullivan n, ,h. rinA Avenue.

The Gilbert and Sullivan fever is doubtless
abatinR. but still it has vigor enough to induce
the management OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre
to put two of tho works Of tho dramatic aud
musical twins on their stage for fortnight.
Tho inevitable Plnatore is preceded by the
Trial by Jury" There is q great contrast be-
tween the two works. the latter being in every
way inferior. Its humor is 80 duh that the
actors evidently feel called upon to help tho
musical farce out by the aid Of sheer bufrooucry.
In this rough and tumble business Mr.. Henry
Laurent. the tenor. takes a conspicuous but by
no means an engaging part. lie is toll.
cradle only by virtue Of having n good
voice. somewhat throaty IN quality. hut
used with certain degree OF skin. and gener-
ally in time. AS an actor he is one OF the hap
hazard and random kind. without method or
training. IA a comedian he lacks capacity to
express humor, and his performance IN the
was throughout In excessively bad taste.
II the humor Of " Trial by Jury" can only he
expressed by such pranrinR about the stage
and rude aud meaningless antics as were
brought to its Interpretation last evening. SO
much the worse for the play.
These comments are not Intended To apply TO
the singing. which was better than the acting
and better in tue PnHfOre than tn the other
work. In hotn pieces Miss Blanche Corclli as
lent quality. hcr manner exceedingly self
assured, and her acSng prcn Junccd rather
Nj William Hamilton Ravo 'cleer strong
rci rrseutatlOu Ot captain forNurnu. u" hn- fNr
r0r' gift OF \ perfectly clear enumeration. 10y
Miss Jennie Ycamans IL tho prcttiest and
fairest of the long line at LNc HWTnps. Her
acting is bright and humorous. without eNtrtv-
agAuco or coarsoncsS, and though shc has q
small voice il Is skiiully used.
Miss Ida Toys t0tSu Heie WAS marked ns
usual hy "A certain piquantr saucincs7 anl
lguniy little ways That made 1t very telling AMI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-08
SIGHTS IN MIDIsON SQUIRE.
One OF the vIglInnt Police Oacers GuidIuE
InquIsitIvc Reporter.

On Saturday last an inventor, styling him
self Prof. Dalrymplc." favored THE Sun with
request. written upon n postal card, TO an
nouuco that on Monday nj o'clock he would
exhibit in Madison square his now motor.
called the diagraphcne. The Sun did not mako
the announcement. because tho exhibition
would flash moro LUMINOSITY upon the public
II IL flashed uncxpcctcdlv but n reporter was
on the ground promptly at 3 o'clock. prepared
TO chronicle tho flashing. There was great OK
element In Madison square at that hour. and 1t
was evident even 90 the most unpractiscd OBJ
server that something unusual was I'm progress.
A multitude had collected ut the north west cor
ner. whore n man WAS eNhihitng something,
Don't press top close. ladies' and gents he
was saying. or she wont run. And you. my
little pets. stand back, or you'll got your tOcses
crushed. and your clothes tore. Now. then.
stoopid beast what are you a'holdin on to that
Gro line forP Lot 60 OF H. can't you, or do you
want your snoot bustcd2 Now, whaok. and
The new motor whizzed rs IL rushed on its
way and the noise II made was supncmcntel
by cry OF rage and agony from we'll dressed
and over-eagcr, woman who had dex-
terously stopped the machine with her
nose. The exhibitor assured her that
10 accept his assurance, and when he offered to
make her n present Of his new motor and do.
fray the physicians bill II she could prove that
she had suffered any damage greater than n
nickeFs worth OF plaster would cure" she arose
from inc recruitment httlhue INTO WHICH Nne
shock had thrown her and openly denounced
him. Then he fed and as he fed the reporter
saw that his new motor" was sort Of largo
toy bird. with a screw In its tail which, being
fv1aa 6-eFc9o-b WDDNSropsliad -tscuhsssl ~ y
very creditable rate Ot speed but with little
| uncertainty as to direction.
But surely tho reporter thought to him.
| self. Tint cant be Prof. Dalrymple's new
| motor" He searched for park officer. and In
| less than half an hour found ono.
Have you seen an exhibition In the park to-
About year ago there was a Punch and
| Judy show" the officer replied But We soon
| stopped that. We was too much for EN-.
| No. no." the reporter demonstrated Il mean
| lust now. An hour ago ?"
| All" the officer answered thoughtfully.
| week ago or thercabou.s we caught n 'ackcry.
| bat at It. But wo had him in the lock up bcior,
he could make double somerset On. We're
| wide awake wa are"
But did you SEQ new motor exhibited
| here this very day 2"
Whats a new motor p" tile officer inquired
| The reporter explained rs well he could
| and q light DER the officers visage spread. ant
fired hs glazing eye.
Come this way. he said and no dragged
| the reporter by tho arm TO the other end OF thu
park
| admiringly pointing NJ mn object that wa,
| moving slowly along one of the walks.
IL was n baby carriage, apparently OF hom
construction. pushed lnbCriousy by a cOlorc'
boy. and containing four small children las
asleep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-08
rINANciAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, April The Stock market
opened buoyant and active for the Granger
roads the trunk lines. and Western Union Tel
cgrarh but coal shares wero weak with only
moderate business in Jersey Central and Della
ware. Lackawanua and Western. The whole
market soon rDlaprel into quielude. AMI the
Vanderbilt roads declined. but alter meridian
there was renewed activity in Northwestern
common AMI preferred. with 81. Paul and Lrle
sYmpNthiZing q some extent. and the coal
shares and the Vanderbilt roads partly recov-
ering. The best prices OF the day were paid
pretty uniformly at the second call. after which
and toward the close there was a break of
az. except Tor Erie and investment shares
the luttrr maintaining an uniform advance
There was some revival Of demand 10 various
shares Of ~. Louis and san Francisco. and n
moderate business in Ohio and ssssippi
common. Rs well as Hannibal and st. Joseph
preferred. Sales for the day were 1874 .2e0 shares
Of which p $50 were Delaware. Lacka3anna
and Western, 257l Erie common, q 500 Lake
Shore, 1900 Michigan Central 1876 81, Paul
common, lO225 %. preferred. 1880 New Jersey
do. preferred. 3. COO Wabash. and IL 800 West
orn Union. Advanccd-Chicago and Alton. a :
Erie common, a do. preferred. = Hannibal
and st. Joseph preferred. l ; Illinois Central.
: st. Paul common. ! do. preferred, North
western common. a; do. preferred A. ; Pitts
hursh. = Rock Island, = Union Pacific. e
Wabash. u. Declined: Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western. = Delaware and Hudson, a
Lake Shore. =; Michigan Central, 8. New Jer-
sey Central a; New York Central. .. Western
Union leprruul. %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-08

Government bonds were less active, and 81
and Is OF 1881 declined n traction. Sales were
made Of Is. 1881. coupon, 1862 s., 1881, cou-
non 1867 tglO5 do. registered, l0i@ 1895 To-
los. lOl's; and A., coupon and registered, 90h.
District of Columbia Cos sold more freely at
s2',. OF State bonds the sales We're moro lib
rral. including Missouri Is, 1856 ana 1857.
1903 ,sbuyor 3: do. 1858, 1852. buyer 3 do,
1857 issued TO II, and ST. 10. Il, T., lOi =. seller
3; Louisiana consols, 49&@l9; North Carolina
d., Old, ~ and Alabama, class A. 40. Tho
sales ol bank shares included llrpulltc at 100;
Commerce. l2l e. seller 8 and American TX
change. 1867.
RailroAd bonds wore generally dearer There
WAS early in the day a largo business IN Erie
now seconds at G1'sm7u. seller 30, closing nc
G9'i Eric iir-ts consolidated wcre moro active
NJ 100 1 lOile, closing at lOd. Tho issues Of
Mo. K aud Texas were also quito active at GO
mGuA iur usseutad, and 2G'sNGS for snconds,
hut at the close the former declined To 5f4. st.
Paul ISSUES Wer' more active, and the sales in
Guided consolidated sinking lund. lob 'sM 1903 '. (;
IS first. III; 1. and NJ. division, lo7@lU1'i. New
Jersey Cenirnl llrss sold Ia do. consolidated
qssented, SdA adjustment, lOl; income o.;
]. and W. H. aSsentrd 3d. Other sales embrace
Kansas Pacific income No. Is. 42d i2ls: psnVcr
and r. q. lrst-, 50 sol9l; Canada southern
79A@SO; Union Paoillcs Nt 1893. @ lO9., Il r first
mortgage, 1914 for land grants, and lluglll
Tor sinking fund; Northwesteln gold sinking
fund. 1O9a@ 1904; ONO and Mi's. 2Is. 93;s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-08
JOHN sHERMIN IN NEW YORK.
lie Talks OF the Four per cent. Loan-Ns
More Syndtcntes 10 lie Formed.

John Sherman, dc facto Secretary Of tho
Treasury. arrived in town late yesterday after
noon in company with Mr.. Upton. Chief Clerk
OF tho Treasury Department II was under
stood that Mr. Shcrman's visit to New York at
this time was in reference 10 the closing up OF
transactions between the department and cor
tain hanks and bankers in this city in the
handling OF the four pcr cont bonds, with which
the nvc-twentes OF 1868 and 1860 hnvo been
funded.
Mr.. Sherman was found at tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel. last evening. He said that now that all
the lvc-twcnty bonds had been successfully
funded. no would next give his attention TO
turning tho ten-iorics. He would not be ready
TO make any announcement relative 10 that one.
ration for ten days or two weeks. But ne would
bonds he would do so without the aid of syndi-
cate. Every on. viii hava, an equal change to
obtain the bonds" said Mr.. Sherman. and
there will be no moro syndicates unless n num-
her OF persons or banks choose to aggregate
their subscriptions aud that would not DO
syndicate in the sense that former ones hnve
been" Mr.. Sherman said he WAS certain he
could dispose Of future loans Mt better terms Tor
the Government than heretofore. ana 10 this
end no proposes to look about before taking any
action.
The combined subscriptions 10 the four per
conts OF the Continental and Ilanovrr National
Banks Rggregating $50. 900 600 which were
made on the 4lh instant. but wero refused by
the Treasury Department. hnyc on that ac-
count been tho subject OF n good deal OF gossip
in Wall street. Mr. sherman said he had no
option but to decline tho bid Us the subscriD-
tions prior 10 the receipt OF that were for IN
amount OF bonds sufficient to cover all tho
called ilye.twenties. Since his arrival in town
upon hid. and he said they admitted tho JUS
| tlco Of his action. The subscription was do
| clned without reserve and in issuing other
| four per cents to replace tho ten fortios
| this subscription would have no claim OF
| priority II was reported in Wall street that
| the case would be otherwise and as several OF
| the largest foreign and domestic private bank
| Ing houses were Interested in the subacrip-
| tons made by the banks. tho decision Of Mr..
| Sherman has been looked forward to with in
| forest The certificates 81 deposit OF the CONT
| mental Bank. one Of o.. 900 0S7 and one of t25
| log 225 aud one Of the Hanover Bank for an
! equal amount have all been returned TO the two
| banks.
MIR. sherman will remain in town several
| days for tho purposes above mentioned. and
also 10 look after Custom House matters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-08
MISS CUMMTNs's TESTIMONY.
The Shooting OF II. G. Porter seen by a
Woman who Narrowly Escaped.

The following letter has just been received
in this city from Miss Nellie Cummins. in re-
senting an insult to whom the late b. c. Porter
was shot down by Jim Currie, the dcsperado.
and Mr., Maurice Barrymore was seriously
wounded:
MAHstAtt Texas
This the FIRST moment have had to myself since mat
myself To- write YOU rational letter You will rcncm-
hor last letter how rejoice Ht the thought of
leaving ivNas ana what days work had before me.
~ course, YOU have read how n ended sent cuttings
from the papers here but zen con do Justice 10 the
cruelty o The affair. dare not think II write
ull account Off but perhaps YOU imagine som what
what my feelings must be- 10 have two men shot
duwn-uuc Killed the other badly wounded and
only within the last Orty.cight hours pronounced
out OF daurcr, and two pistols nunttd Mt
scream. The tact OF my being woman did not as he
l.. ki..ru women before There was no provocation
Whatever. ana the INDIGNATION here knows no limit The
ucUpc all been very Kind In They have
douo everything they could, and AL hone Tor now Is
that Texas will do herself justice. and think she Will
tn.k entire Of Mr. Barrymore until his wife came.
ON saturday but she Is delicate. and can't do much
have slept eaten anything L. speak Of, and shall
not while am hcre-such a state Of terror
LEGGED them 60 let go home Yesterday. hut Mr..
small mart In few weeks aud wants the company iQ
krup tOlethcr until Join Ward. They have received
toicfraWs from Memphis. aud all those places where
avn known, expressing Tie greatest sympathy 50 pre-.
sumo shall have togo.
Kindness my kilograms from every one. We have
here In juno FOR the trial great many lawyers
have sent letters unctng their services am onN sorry
that they did not lynch him 1t was feared they would
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-08

NToVDIv AIriI : ~ nm M Man " M
sul dun ANA m buyers favor We qnut, Suporhuc
~ ~9tido. extra stat. Sc s37n@s4, weston spring
extras. sai"4st3o ' DO * and ANA, s4aoetd,
Minnesota patents, - 3tsSS %, city shipping eN
tAs - Sjasa 10. Southern bakers auA family hralds
f34s;G23 southern sllpmng extras. S2'@sisn Rye
hnur. supcrhne. ~ HlatAlb. Corn mcAl-Mcstern. A.
s2loat2 20 Brandy wine. A. s1Nl Wheat feed,
ton, sli 1i8slN, rye feed. sloarld30
Corro>-spots quiet aud nearly nominal NJ nc for
miHdlre uulauds. sale. $50 bales Futures slightly
dearer tut eVersh closing AZ ~ pc Tor APRIL n 3sc
tyr May II 'ic. Tor June II t'c. tor Julv llNlr ior
August. Hole tor Scuttmhcr aud ~ lie for Ottuhrr
Salcs iaa go talcs RcceipsAl inc ports ioal7 bales