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The newspapers, as rule, do not approve the
project to establish national clearing house
for news" in New York. The leading western
papers say they'll none of it."
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PERSONAL.

TNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY WARNED FROM
Il trusting or paying any money to my Partner,
THEO; HURDLE, as will not be responsible for
any debts created by him after this date.
dec3-3ts B. L. WHEELER.
MADAM ROSS, the long established reliable
NJ Cairvoyant and Astrologist, gives better salts
faction In all affairs of life than any one in the pro-
gives advice and assistance on all matters apper-
tanning to business, love and matrimony. AL in
trouble call Satisfaction given or no pay.
Consultation Rooms. 4O2 I'd ST., above b st. north
west. oct9
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to
lens on real estate SOC 10th st. NV, am to 10
pm. Always in before and from to 5. j11-11ms
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To tchont it may concern:
We. the undersigned citizens of Philadelphia, take
zIsKER has been resident Of our city for some
years, during which he has acquired distinguished
Ear and Throat. He has also, during some time past
been Professor and CLINICAL Operator in one Of our
Cordial support Of the Press and the Confidence of Of
the he he may syv see # ito to visit visit
EVIL DAVIS, Speaker of the House Of Reps. Pa.
PC. ELMAKER. u s. Marshal; e wow
J.W.G SRA vs. Mercury;
Hon. w MCCLURE,
EAEhHhHSE EEsP ETsn Hse Bssn
FROM HoRATIo SEYMOUR ,o-,
DIR. Won Moschzsker brings me letters of intro
They speak highly Of his skill and success in the
treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear and those
as ply sician From his treatment Of a case under
my observation and experience, think he can give
relief in all cases which admit Of remedy.
HoRAT1o SEYMOUR.
RESTORATION OF HEARING.
From the high endorsements with which DR.. Won
MOSCHZISKER came here was induced to place
ness which gave me great deal of uNeasiness. His
treatment proved perfect success. consider him
but Just tribute to him to make it known to ali
who need his medical services, that have the ut.
on him at GIG 18th street ''-'-'''- '''-'''''''
THOS. SOMERVILLE,
National Brass Works.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s, 1879.
tSenator d. W. Voorhees,
thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from your treatment of my hearing, which has been
seriously impaired, the result of an excessively Sc
we're cold.-[D. W. VOORHEES,.
fSon of Gov. Bishop, of Ohio.
DIR. Won MoschZisker operated very successfully on
my eyes and restored my sight.-[W. 8. BISHOP.
[GeH. Kilburn, U. s. AL
Under DIR. Won Moschzisker's treatment I recov-
cred my hearing.-IC. l.. kILBURN. decl
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The stolen Documents.

The publication of the Presidents message
and Secretary ShermanS report in advance OF
their delivery to Congress is still subject OF
discussion. Speculation is rife as to the meth
DDS employed to procure the documents, and
numerous are the theories suggested. Half a
dozen times within the memory OF persons now
at the Capital have public documents appeared
in the newspapers before the appointed time
and without the consent of the officials who
had them in charge. In 1867 President john
sons message got into the papers generally
before it was read in Congress, and 1t was
stated at the time that the journals publishing
it paid 500 apiece for the document. The Pres
ident was openly criticised In Congress for per-
Knitting the message to get into print, but 1t
was explained that it happened without his
consent, and that he had been deceived by his
friends. In 1868, the very next year, Secretary
of the Treasury McCulloch was very much dis
gusted at reading his report In the columns OF a
New York paper before it had been sent to Con-
sreSs Because of these accidents" the
custom of printing the reports and mes
sages and having them ready for dis
tribution to the press upon being read in
Congress was discontinued for a time, but
was again adopted as being on the whole the
most satisfactory arrangement for the accom-
mediation OF the public. 1t Is now fntimated
that to prevent premature publication the Pres
ident'S message and the Department reports
will, in future, not be printed in advance, but
will be sent to Congress in manuscript. This
plan would restore the old time scramble
amongst the newspapers for priority in getting
the message on the street; including hurried
copying. telegraphing and type-setting, result
ing in annoying blunders in the presentation of
the matter together with great waste of lime
and money. Nor does the manuscript plan en-
sure safety. 1t Will be remembered that one of
President Lincoln's messages (or its main por-
tons was published by a New York paper be-
fore the original manuscript left the White
House.
The best course for the President and his cab-
met officers to pursue In future is to print the
documents as usual, and take little more care
to prevent pilfering.
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The Impending FinanciaI Fight.


Republican opposition to the new financial
policy recommended by the President and Sec
rotary Sherman has already developed itself in
Congress, much to the delight OF the democrats
Western republicans, or many OF them at least
speak out boldly and decidedly against the re-
tirement OF the greenbacks and it does not seem
probable that even party discipline will bring
them to a change Of views. The democrats do
not conceal their qualification at this division OF
opinion in the ranks Of their enemies but are
they much better off? That is an important
question for them to consider, Senator Bayard
is quoted as endorsing the position of Secretary
Sherman, and Representative Hurd has spoken
out his approval of the Secretary's recommend
alton. This shows that the democratic house is
divided, as well as the republican The demo-
Gratis even could they agree, cannot derive any
advantage from this new financial issue unless
Secretary Sherman shall determine to press il
In spite OF the remonstrances OF many OF his
party leaders. A very influential republican
Congressman said yesterday, when asked what
his party would do with this question: "Do?
Why, we must not force the issue. Secretary
Sherman and the President have made mis-
take and they must retreat from it," Should
they decline to retreat, however, 1t
may be the means Of working changes
In the status Of political affairs that were not
uIttlltu vi d lt" IL ID Cictt W any
observer that the members of both Houses who
oppose the retirement of the greenbackS will
sink party organization and unite to prevent
that being accomplished That might lead to
union of forces of those who agree with Secre-
tary Sherman, and place Senators Conkling and
Bayard side by side in the same cause. This
sort of a fight could be carried on until the
issue was decided without endangering or even
weakening either of the present political organi-
cations. Republicans and democrats joined in
the contest for the silver bill, and even formed
an organization, in order to consolidate their
strength and make it effective; but when the
bill became a law the ''silver union" dissolved
and the members thereof quietly resumed their
former places, within their party ranks, re-
spectively. But bitter fight over the green
backs might strain party organizations, though
we are not predicting anything Of the kind. We
are simply peinting out what MIGHT happen.
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDING.
ID The public is respectfully informed that the
LYCETT BOOKBINDERY
is carried on as heretofore. The same excellent
workmen are employed, and the work turned out
will be in the superior style which has always been
characteristic of the establishment.
apps 1912 Pennsylvania avenue, third floor.
CIBSON BROTHERS,
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
10l2 Pennsylvania avenue Washington, D. @.
eE Fine Printing Specially. janis
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DURE NORWEIGEN COD-LIVEB OIL
Il at 50 cents per full pint bottle.
:. Pure Newfoundland CoD-LIvER OIL, at SO cts
per full pint bottle.
Also, freshly made EMULSION OF COD-IIVER
OIL, either with or without Hypophosphite of Lime
and Soda.
The yolks of eggs are used for emulsifying the
above preparations.
G. G. 6. SIMMS,
PHARMACIST AND DRUGGIST,
hov29-6ts Corner 14th st. and N. Y. ave.
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IL cost to make room for new Roods AZ HOI.-
MEAD OO.'6. l343 r street. opposite the Ebbitt
H0u9e. oct Is
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NAKE NOTICE.-since January. 1873, have
rying from % to $50 for each watch. I will give
promise to return every dollar for work not salts
factory, has ever been required. N. JENSEN, 913
PENNSYLVANIA ave. nOyl5
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
I OST-The 3Oth ult., GOLD EARRING, with
IL amethyst set, going from 18th and L to 906 NJ
street. Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
same at 9O6 NJ st. deco or
E,OUND.-Came to my premises, Saturday, Goth
II November, a BAY MARE, which the NJ
charges and taking her away. 1&zA
JOHN MCCARTHY, Ieesburg Pike,
dec1-3ts One mile above Chain Bridge, Va.
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V,HE oELLu1oD TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS

That never rugts, never breakB never wears ont
always clean and can be worn while bathing IL Tor
Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the want. Of
lady patrons. decl1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-16
FINANCIAi.
sICaMoND sToCK EycHaNGp

THURSDAY. May Is, 1873.
Goperf.,me1it .Securtttes.-Unifed STATES AN
LOG bid; Gttted States d., Zoe bid. .2
STATE eea, '.tfss-Virrinis eonsai=. s71. h,5. w.
slnia con.ols. new. 394 bid, 10 asked: Virgin
1hnd , e, 20 bid: Sirsinia deferred. bid Viz.
c 6. coupons BE: bid s2!a asked; North Caro-.
tina bonds, % bid, t2:t.s asked. :
Giiy observation-disclosures city SIS. j. and j .
IZo hlG; Rlchmand city 6's, j. aud j., IO4 bid
6 nesrs3nrg city e', ad A. log asked: Peters
eare CITY s 10 asked petersburg city SIS specia,
a h,d d., LOS bid: Ly :hharE city SO. !. and
~, old; Lynchhurg city Gs, j. and j. i 02 bid;
Norfolk city water SIS. H. and NJ, lis bid: Trede'
5 5riIrs c,,y ~ a. and ~ 102 bld Manchester
= Raitroad Boads;-VirgInfa and Tennessee Pail,
; second NOR gaze 6's and J., 90 bid: Virginia
j. los blu: SoatIsIe Raroad nrsr s-s ana
TERED ss. ). ana j. zoe bid; Soutasiae Railroad
s,cOnd MORTGAGE preferred 6's. and b. 81 bid:
and j. 75i bid: Norfolk and PtIcrsbprt Pai,rn,c
end siortgage s j. and D.. 100 bid; Petersburg
siInr,1c ,irst mortsase e.; and D., 5oE bid:
lV2 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad FIRST
mhorasTge S,s. 4. and o.. 100 bid: Richmonlr and
N, 100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mSc railroad mortgage 81, 3. and j., los hid 70
1.kf'; Richmond. Fredei'cssbury and Potomac
nd aiexandra Railroad eond mortgage 6s. j. .tad
;S61 9td; Richmond aud DanyfIlc Railroad con-.
.ondateh 6'i. M. and ". 90 bid. 94H asked, Pied
n mont Railroad first mortgage ss. x. and O., los
oa; Atlant: and Charlotte Airline Railroad first
lUs
EdIToad Stocks.-ChesapeaEe and Ohio Rail.
roah. lOQ par, Did; Petersburg Railroad. 100
pal. asked: Richmoud and Petersburg Rarnad,t
iUo par, 40 bid, 40 asked; Richmond. Predericks-
pur2 and Potomac Railroad common 100 par, 10
pic oU asked: Richmoud, Fredericksburg. and Po-
tomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed leo par. 95
1Sked; Connection Railroad Stock 20 par 20 asked:
,'icnmond ana DahSfle Railroad. 100 par, 1O4 bid.
ASKED; Piedmont Railroad. 90 par OF bid sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad common, 100 par S5
1ld Sea5oard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed.
| 90 par, 95 bid.
Canal St0cks-JaIne; River and E,nawha CsnyI
100 par, asked
~ Bank Stocks.-First National, 100 par, II s bid
Merchants National. 100 par, 90 asked: Union
5ank or Richmond, so par. AZ 1-I6 bid: Merchants
inc pssners Savings. 25 par, 16H bid; Citizens
inSnrdnce C01apas ieS.-Tirgina Fire and Ala
Inc 70 par, 30 bid. 3S4 asked: Virginia State. %
)ar, ~ bid; Merchants and Mechanics, 90 par, 70
DID, s. asked; CITY, 100 par so bids Granite, 100
,ar. rs asked.
: Afscestaneoa6.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
)any, 100 par, e2H bid.
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Various Foreign Items.
Is EXTRA-HAZARD-

IS E&TRA-HAZARD-
Gus If lac tourist is unproEiticd With some r3e-
dicral resource. Changes of ten peratrle food and
water Of al unsccustomed or unwho"snine quality
and route thai lies in the tropics Or other regions
where saalalia exists are each anu al frausht with
danger 10 one who has bsen imp-oV!dsnt enough 10
neglect u remedial safeguard. The concurrent tes-
,mcay Of many roycgsurs by land and sea es'ao-
fishes The fact that Hes.ettets Stomach B.ters ena-
b,e those Who use It to Ell hazards OF the M
lrse referred to With impsuirY and that Is mt d.
cine adapted to stddsn acd unexpected eNiGencies,
It is peculiarly valuable. Disorders OF the liver, he
bowels, and the stomach, fever and aGue, rheuma-
,i:m and nervous aiiae nts, brought on by exposure
among the mnaab S TO winch enigrants travel
ers, and reT sei.letf are most subject. These aud
Others Yield to tho action OF the Bittcrs promptly
and completely, my l4-W(w).F,&M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-16
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

MAY 49, BeereS.-Rrccp,s were o car loads, or
1913 hcad-a!l prime aEd ezra cattle, cons gned d.
rect 10 an exporter rOr shipment. No trade III beef
cattle, and Tie market was uommally ulichanget.
Dress ed beef was selling slowly III 7tfGESic. = ~.
for common TO prime city slaughtered sides. and
7if6Sc. for II carload Of Wc~tcrn from Hannibal,
$40. Shipments 81 head 20 France
CntreS.-Rectipls were ESQ head. The telnani
was moderate, aud The market ruled llict III 4GG5sc.
p d. for common 10 prime weak, and 3GL3.2c. lor
gras sers and buttcrmik calves.
Sheep and IdnbS.-RcceiptS were IL carloads,
or 2,1n2 head. including car s;.ds consigned d,
rect 10 an exporter. The demand WINS fairal d tho
market about steady at 7@iDc. q b. for spring
lambs. 5i56 SIC. for unstorn sMecp. AMI I:tEj Sc
for clipped sheep. with l car-l0ad CT fat Oaio
wethers, l09 lbs. average, sold to an exporter al
SIC. Dressed stock quiet III TS &C. for mutton rr:L
12Ml5c. for dressed lamb.
So, tT1t";s:-Resyinls We're 2T carloads, or 3.643
tons 3.GDGia3.9O u 100 bs. for medium 10 COED
coru-led.--,EoHrnGi Of C,n,Gieree.
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ntasiars. ~ sifcs. asG.
.5zsS. geld S9.5ee 's'ss,' -..-s.gsH
,srsnatss:: Donsestic. s1.g5tas2 fruit. s1.1OG
,,l.4o; apIia. new. si.7Jess2; old, S225MEs3
fiSRlHt2 peach. s20se.50 o.
sss Ihtakees Medfnr:. 81. Ces2 mare Old. q.
~ SLrGinla mountain, nsT, S2Gs$2.sU, :!r
s2.bufss3.DD and upwards 1.a3.S s5'-5
Gtn: domestic. RI.gaGEs2: sq;rie; TED, ss = cas-,
Z eeao :sfsGtdFd Rum sI.5o@s go.
1.'sctt@sd HHtsGsu5: Market auisS proef. S1.s0
lumber. stases, SC.
,Lmnhss: White aas.21 32sl5 y eco Tsx.er,
~ r.anair - 4aSZ5 = l.00D .sfsss IN,
! 70. 4I.Su = .oDu: veioH pine boards. SsTn
f,. o;s, nys.r accordins To lengths. Si,;pes-
:: EleI I.fotsS ESQ: cypress six-inch SNs
Z, 1909. - 49, Z T. rso
ooo. timber. green, 81 sas2ss
timber. S2tas5 3 Iu0tI.g Fionr-barrsi poles. y.
zoe. s, bundle. 49,
Powder, Shot, &c.
use: Toys n:Gana. 35c.ms1.25 :, 100 lss
Po.gier: 1913 by the ire ket.s--Iess thsa Nv.
.egs, sV25; blasting. - .259S3.50. s.fsl,r -.
Shot: Northern. g 60 a h.. or rs rs.
GTiEGsHf9asS:. liGn2Isc. c, 10.
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Eorty.sixsh Cengrcss--.First Session.
WASHINGTON, May u, 1879.

Mr.. Cockrell introduced Joint resolution
authorizing and requesting the President TO
open correspondence with the Republic OF
France with the view and for the purpose
Of negotiatipga proper treaty or reciprocity
and commerce with that Government, on
terms alike honorable and Just; three ccn-
mlssioucrs to be appointed on behal1 OF The
United States preliminary to making such
treaty. Referred to the Committee on For
eign Relations.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the legislative, executive, and judicial ap-
preparation bill. .a@
Mir. Beck explained the provisions of the
bill as amended. stating that the increase by
the Senate was $4,000, making the entire
sum 1851, 900. Among the, amendments
were SIS, 600 for minis aud S27, 600 for the
Interior Departments, additional to appro-
nriations in the bill for these purposes. He
sugecstedWhat reforms should be made. BY
!, reduc.ion in the number OF storekeepers
and cancers under the Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue 100000 annually could De
saved. He thought hundreds OF thousands
might also be saved by readlustinS the ma
c,IinerY OF the customs department, as ID
numerous cases the expense OF collecting
the revenue far exceeds the receipts. lie
hoped the Committee on ApproprlaHohs
would consult with the proper colhE1tttees
! OF the two houses. AT the next session
Congress should have data on which TO act
intaIhgently. He would prefer TO have the
reforms made now instead OF waiting until
The Democrats came into power, which they
expected to do.
Mr.. Hampton rose 10 personal explana.
tion. He said the Senator from Minnesota
mir. Windom) in his recent speech stated
That he (Mr. Hampton) had put into sbe De
| mocratic national platform OF 1868 TIE planl
declaring that the reconstruction acts O
Congress were usurpations, AID unconsti
| tntioual and void. Mr, Hampton said ht
had time and again denied that be did 80
| and had proved that be did not before thu
kuglux investigating committee. He wa
satisfied the senator. did not intend 70 9 de
him an insussic Ice .s...-..
/ Mr. Window said be did not, but duranss
the camp I'D he saw hat rporfea 20 2 !.
A the srscech oa the Senator ln B.iIea tt
i senator said !: q 4 hat was nay ,.iiank in tn
i plats orn. / Hanted nothing else;s Tor Whe
Emo great Democratic party had pledge
Il fhennselYe to that, " hen they had declare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-16
HEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 13.-TObdcco.-In Kentucky leaf there IS q
sluggish look TO the export trade. ar! local nanufnc
turers bny moderately. Seed leaf has fair home
trade demand. Sales OF 400 hcgscads Kentucky
Leaf al 2hGL12Kc.; $50 c..ts 1877 PENNSYLVANIA
nj 12@17c.: l5S cas.s 1878 New England Sec
Onlis aud filters; 80 cases 1877 New England
wrappers at l4@2lc.: 900 bales Havana at S5c.@
Sl.aj. The quotations for virginia leaf are: Hr!ght
Wrappers, common 10 medium. l5M22c.; good 10
fine, % a 45c: inc 10 extra tine, J0GJ7jc. smok-
erS. 15M25c.; GLpple wrappers, l60l20c.; hugs.
common to good 2@3c.; good 10 fine, 3tiic. leaf,
extra, lOGll3c.; and black wrappers, l2etl5c.-
Journal If Commerce..
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ny Telegraph.

ME-" StEk.
NEW YoRE, Nav lJ.-Cot,on firm: sses 8a1
bales: Ipands, l2;uc;. Orleans. 12aa. Flour les
actlVo.and scarcely frln: southern qui4snnd nn-
No. winter red, 81 rs. Corn Shade drner and ana
moderately active; unGradsd, 44m4asq.: No. 8,
44e Oats hads Tes for Thie lite, others
moderate trade and steady Mola:scs IN fair demand
aud. isrm. Rice active and firm. Ensin dull Mt
fafNew mess sG4 sio2 :'%e o 800
Middes irmeI: Long Clear quoted a.: 81 .93; short
so47. WsSoy quic a sio5 Bio; OK as seod
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Mar l5.-Flour easier and uG-
ciisnaed sosthern ~ncat lower aud sea,iy; west,
crn lower; southern rcd. Sll5mSl.16: amber,
S1ls@a1.l9; No. 2 Penn;;yi'an!a red, 81 No
81.I4N; JAY, Sl.l3sGS1.1S4s: August, Sl.la4;
September, :i.I0iS. Southern cora hr.n; WESTERN
steady; southern wht" go; ys9 4S pa. ~ nS
Hay dultaad unchanged. Provisions tlrm ard an
chauge.@ Bntter firm and unehaneed. LsS. m, an
changed. Coffee quiet: FiD, raraoes. lo4!e, 15e.
sugas fir..s; 49, eofr- g. 7r,a:c.
CINCINNATI.
CISclNyATI, May la.--Fl6nr lfm and uaehangt1'
Corn Dali IT 37@39c. Oats In good Gem and ~ a.
SIC Pork qi::et h4: ssm a, So LARD active.
stroas; shoulders, 1885 lid, 1850 asked cash:
sales at So 70 seller lny: short rio held at a &
cash; sales At 81 10 seller June shor. cigar. "a S7
Gacon In good leiuaLd: shoulders, "a 12it; clear
RIB SIS IA: clear sides $3.50. WhisIey 10 good &c
manG and tent1ns upwards ar 81 or Batter III f:h.
demand but lower; fancy ereamery.l &C.; choice
western reserfe> 13Gi1ic.; choice Central Ohio
l0@12c. Sugar steady and unchanged. Bog
active aud arm. ~.
! LOUISVILLE. May 15.-FiouE quiet. fr,n. md un
changed. &heat-Eej and amber, Sl1s1 .G6. Corr
active aaa ARM: white. 43a.; mixed, 3sc. Dat
quiet bat firm; white, 33c.s mixed, sic. Pork fru
at sIo.25. Lard firm: choice leaf, In tisree, TIC.
choice kaf. in kegs s'4e. Snls-meats strong shoul
! so.12S-for loose. Bacon strong: shoulders. 4t6
| 4.e.: clear ribs. 5so.: clear sides, 5%c. Sugar
cured hama ,ea9 9ase. WnlsEey fria at 5l.ol. =
ST. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS, hisy l5.--flour quiet and nnchaneed
e MasA' s ISai june sioaSsi.oaS july
SlOldsIOia August: No. 3 red fall. sl.07a
Corn essIer: 20, 2 mixed, 33X@33Xc. cash, ss;fs
May lS:e Ssee saS
cash, .ssac. May. 2s@2e4c. June. Whiskey IN
aciiv,. and lower at s1.O3. Pork easier: tobblne
Ether; LEA car oIs-ciear ribs s4.75 asked; cles
s 5ss :' clear .I Nes' ss5.4sas5.5o.
CHICAGO.
rp1cAGo, May l5.-Fisur quiet but Grm: Vine:
s,rnng: No. = Chicago spring 994c casn, ~ o o,
June. sssc bid July ,sb NO axe Sn aaSe ssasss
july, s737se August oats qalss bn Err nsH "a. az
Stronger ass CASH 27s BID june e. a aSsE y, fa 81,
s97o cash ss59 BID dsse ' ea
3 and ada J june sa.a7g@se.80 1Jniy, RaM:meass
good demand and shade hishes; sngaseis, &c pe
soss s ss s4 sss ss Ell as ss s se
Close--Y heat 1rgi ans nrchsagsd. Corn ltd IT'D
q 3Sac. lid june, 3gae- asked July. oats 6rms
ESQ Did June ana Saly pera fairly ss sys a a.S
a July. Lard s,rly active and sshaaa higncs; 90
" asked June, Se,So asked Jnlys
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