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National Republican., 1880-08-06

Ex.Judge Perry @. Brocchus died at his res
idence in Ellicott City, last Tuesday night in
the seventioth year Of his age.
DIR. Samuel A. Stoneb raRer, a woll.known
citizen OF townsville, died at his residence
last Sunday, in the sixty third year Of his age
The contractors Of tho Shenandoah Valley
railroad expect to have tho track all laid from
Haserstown to shepherdstown by Saturday
nigh. next.
John Stewart, Salisbury negro, was fined
SO on Wednesday for swearing Oh the street.
In default he was committed to jail. This Is
tho first case in Salisbury Of enforcement OF
tho new law against profanity.
Mrs. Kit2miller of Keedysyille, Washington
county, died q fow days ago from nervous pros
tration occurring during q heavy hail aud
rain storm. Daniel MGIntyTe, aged about sixty
years, living In tho same neighborhOod, wa:
seriously affected in similar manner during
tho same storm.
w. W Walker, commander Of Reno post
Grand Army Of the Republic, has made q
requisitlon on Adjutant.General Watkins fol
sufficient fonts to accommodate 1000 men on
the occasion Of the unyeling of the statue
erected in the Antetan cemetery, at nagers
town, September II.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
Fifteenth District Democratic club.

The Fifteenth District Hancock and English
club held an adjourned meeting last night at
Germsnia hall, corner Of Third and II streets
northwest, for tho purpose Of pprfecting their
organization, The president, Mr.. c. G. Fray.
ser, in the chair with Mr.. Charles J. Tatsa-
paugh secretary. Mr.. Moses, from the COM
mittec on constitution and bylaws, reported
constitution and bylaws for the government
Of the club, which were adopted Tho club
proceeded to olcct permanent officers with tho
following result: President, c. c. Frayser;
first vice-prcsdcnt, r. NJ. A. Fenwick; second
vice.prcsident, Wall0ee w. Kirby; .ccordi6S
secretary, Charles j. Tatsapaugh; correspond.
ing cIetary. Thomas Gcdney; financial secrc-
tary, James Warden; treasurer, Richard Kel.
ley; sergeant-at.arms, Bryan COunOrs.
The following committee was appointed to
confer with tho central committee to make
arrangements for the ratification meeting
Messrs Wallace w. Kirby, Thomas II. Harbip,
s. p. Moses, \. King Chandler, L. NJ. A. Fen.
wick aud Richard Kelley.
The chair appointed Mr.. Richard Kelley to
represent tho club as assistant marshal to the
chief marshal for the ratification meeting.
Some fifteen or twenty new members signed
the constitution. A petition addressed TO the
District commissioners was read asking per-
mission to erect Hancock and English pole
in the parking at the northeast corner of Sec.
ond street and Massachusetts, avenue, which
was agreed TO, signed by the officers aud mem-
bers OF the club aud ordered to be forwarded
to the commissioners for their action.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
The Death of Mrs. j. =. oIm,,ead.

The saddest case of death at the summer
watering-pGces this season was that of Mrs.
Olmstead, wife of Mr.. J. +. Olmstead of the
late finn of Kilbourn & Latta of this city. She
was visiting Ocean City aud died on Sunday
last, after a forty.oght hours illness. Her
funeral took place on Wedn esday afternoon
from her late residence, on Twelfth street, the
services Of the Episcopal church being road by
Rev. DR.. Townsend. The remains were Gu
cased, by Undertaken w, r. Spcare, In a state
Stoin caskot elaboately trimmed with silver,
and with silver bar handles, aud looked life
like. The interment was made In Oak Hill,
the pall-Dearers being General w. w. Belknap,
Major w, j. Twining, George w. Adams, Hal.
let Kilbourn, o. c. Green and Paul HeIsch
National Republican., 1880-08-06
The Republican Ratification Meeting

The committee of arrangements for the rati-
flcation meeting August 10 held meeting last
night. Each gentleman interested in the sue.
cess of the meeting gave assurances that the
indications We're that the efforts of the rcpub-
organizations will be successful, aud the meet
ing will in every respect make the republicans
of the country feel proud. 1t was decided to
hold another meeting Monday evening next
at G o'clock at No. 1425 New York avonue,
when il IL desired that all organizations in the
city will DO represented. 1t was particularly
urged that every republican organization send
a representative to the meeting OF tho com.
mittee,
National Republican., 1880-08-06

Washington people are fortu nato in having
somo CT the most delightful summer resorts in
tho country within q few hours ride, and OF
to the person who desires to escape the heat
oflhe city than Deer Park aud Oakland. These
places are located within few miles of each
other the highest points on tho limo oftho Bal
timoro g. Ohio railroad, The railroad company
being impressed with tho peculiar advantages
OF the location have erected at each place
handsome aud comfortable hotels. Nagnf.
cent scenery, beautiful drives, bracing noun
tain air, aud a temperature always zoe or 300
lOwor than In the city are among tho chief
attractions, The Baltimore & Ohio road from
Washington TO Oakland passes through q
region noted for is grand scenery.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
ALEXANDRIA. Anpnst {

ALEXANDRIA, August 5, 1880.
= Mrs. Eliza S. EntwIsle, widow of james En-
twise, Is lying i'll at tho residence of her som
in.hw, Mr.. ], G. O'Neal, on Prince street.
Mrs. Isabella j. Stanton, wife of Mr. Eihu
Stanton, who was stricken with paralysis last
Wednesday evening, died about 10 o'clock tho
same night
The Welsh Brothers of Georgetown are
placing some new aud improved machinery,
for which they have the patent, in tho mill OF
Alessrs. Nails & Co.
II is said that an application for writ of
haboas corpus viii be made in the case of
John Washington, colored, who is held in Jail
to answer the charge OF assaulting Eliza Wash.
ington, colored.
Early this morning the stores of Mrs. S. j.
Taylor and Mr.. Nicholas Mumm wero entered
and robbed. The former lost about $50 worth
Of fancy articles and the latter II quantity Of
tobacco and pipes.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
The Young Republicans.

At regular meeting of the Young Mems
Central Garfield aud Arthur club, held last
evening at their headquarters, 1914 i street,
the officers for the ensuing term were elected
MS follows: President, Stephen j. Fessenden;
vico-presdent, n. N, p, Montague; secretary,
w. II. Van Week; assistant secretary, John NJ
Mckinney; financial secretary, L. NJ. Smith;
treasurer, George w. Billings Several very
encouraging communications were received
from different states announcing tho iorma-
tion Of young mems clubs, showing that good
progress is being made throughout the union
in the republican cause,
National Republican., 1880-08-06
Notes from the Republican Committee.
Rooms.

A letter from Juniata county, Pennsylva-
mia, states that the campaign has opened
lively, that tho county will give an increased
republican vote at the coming election, aud
that they have "no republicans there for
Hancock"
Colorado chimes in and wants 10 be set
down for Garfield aud Arthur solid.
a gentleman writing from Chattanooga,
Tenn, states that the republican party in
that state was never in Il better condition.
The democracy is divided and wanging over
state matters, and the prospects arc strong
that the republicans will elect their governor.
lie also thinks that the republicans will gain
two congressman this fall.
Secretary Mcpherson has gone TO New York,
to confer with the committee, aud probably
will not return before next Monday.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
Tho National Fnir.

The clubhouse at the National Fair grounds
has been leased to w. J. Beden and will be
opened at once. The directors have been ELL
gagged during tho past few days in arranging
the matter to be printed in the annual cata.
logue. This work is about completed and the
catalogue will be Issued by the middle of tho
month. The indications are that every de.
partmont of the exhibition will be better
filled than last year. The directors expect
rush Of fappications for space, and have already
begun to discuss the advisabiity OF erecting
an additional building.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
The LIght Innnlry EeeursIon.

Tho rainy weather having prevented the
excursion Of the Washington Light Infantry
corps last Wednesday afternoon, the members
have see apart Monday evening for pleasant
trip to Glymout on the steamer Auowsmith,
The beat will leave her wharf at G30 o'clock
p. m. aud will doubtless bo roightcd with
many OF our bellies aud beaux TO enjoy trip
with this woli.known and highly.estcemcd
military company.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
rho MOI NYontlor ANA the Conl sonles.

James Small, sealer Of weights and meas.
uros, reports that during tho month Of July
last quarterly inspection was mado Of the
coal scales Of the District. Tho scales were
not In as good condition as heretofore 10 Don.
sequence Of the extreme heat, which caused a
contraction Of tho timber used on tho scales
and an expansion of the iron, Eighty-eight
scales were found in fair condition and eight
REQUIRE adjusting
National Republican., 1880-08-06
THE oLAS-Nl-GAsLs PICNIC.
Irish Games and Irish Patriots at Tho Soy
enth-Street Park.

enth-street Park.
Tho second annual picnic and national
games Of the Clan.na-Gacl society took place
at Beyeis' park yesterday afternoon and even.
ing, large crowd, US is customary, being
present. The programme included a pedes-
trian contest won by James Lynch of Balli-
more, who covered nearly five miles in half
an hour; throwing the sledgc, in which james
Gimnaty carried or the medal, covering "a
feet 81 inches; running broad jump, the prize
for which WAS carried off by Lynch of Balti-
more, who cleared IL feet 10 inches; 100 yards
running race, which NJ. g. Joyce won in 10 sec.
onds, and Il shooting match for handsome meer-
schaum pipe, in which John Dolan proved the
best marksman, making 80 points out of pos.
sible 10. At the conclusion of the sports the
company adjourned to tho pavilion and danced
until $50, when they were called to order by
Captain t. O'M. Condor, who introduced Nj.
Michael Dayitt for an address on tho Irish
land league Mr.. Davitt's remarks wero OF n
well timed character and created great en-
thusiusm, especially his reference to the noble
response made by America to the call of tho
distressed people of Ireland. At the conclu.
sion Of his remarks the speaker received quite
an ovation from adnirng auditors and was
escorted to his hotel by large delegation.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
JACK SON GRoTE.
The Methodist Protestant Camp Meeting
Opened.

The Methodist Protestant Camp Meeting
Opened.
The annual methodist protestant camp
meeting at Jackson grove camp, Anne Arun-
del county, Maryland, was opened last night,
religious services IN the tabernacle being con-
ducted by Rev. DR.. Murray of Georgetown.
Owing to the continued rainy weather, many
who woSe expected have not yet arrived.
Tho attendance, however, is large enough to
insure a most pleasant and successful meeting
both spiritually and socially. About sixty
tents have been erected. Among the tentors
are Mrs. d. Moore. Mrs. +. Caricl; Mrs. II.
Price and Rev. o. Cox Of Washington, Rev. ID.
]. I. Murray, Captain J. ID. Cathcll, Messrs.
Cartright, J. b. Wbcrt T. A. Newman and G.
y. Wclch Of Georgetown. Messrs. Weaver and
Hunt of Georgetown arc IN charge of the pro-
vision store, and will be purveyors to the
camp. Many Improvements have been
made since last year. and the grounds,
which seemed Is nave been fitted by
nature for cOmp-meetng purposes are more
attractive than ever. A large bell has been
placed in position near the stand, and the
tentors will be summoned TO their religious
duties by the ringing Of the bell. A new Es
tcy organ has also been placed at the stand
Dir. Murray Of Georgetown will have charge
of the religious exercises Among the minis
ters expected to be present during tho meet
ing, which will last over two Sundays, are
the following: Rev. Dr.. Drinkhouso and
Rev. j. D. Ringer of Baltimore, Revs. DIR. j.
L. Mills of Alexandria, L. Il. McGregor of Vir.
ginia. w. ]. Napier of Chcstortown, A. 4. Mel
vim of Towsontown, i. L. Little of Kent, g. T..
Coehel of Cecil, DR.. David Wilson Of Washing
ton, T. ID. valiant, president OF the confer.
ence, j. B. Jones Of Baltimore, J. w. Gray of
Washington, and Il. S. Rowe ofWarwiCk.
National Republican., 1880-08-06

lowing marriage licenses: Barney Smith and
Alice johnson; John Edwards OF this city
aud Alice Clark of Fairfax county, Va; vii.
liam II. Smallwool and Mary Brown both
of Prince George county, Md; William
Gibson aud Rosa Walker; Basil Price and
Mary Jane Brice.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
The Case OF PInn

A petition will be presented to the president
to-day asking for the Gommutatou Of the
death sentence in the case OF Sandy Plnm one
of the three men convicted OF the murder Of
George Philip IIrth, The prayer is based on
The previous good reputation of Pinu, aud the
doubts thrown upon the case so far as IL affects
Pima
National Republican., 1880-08-06
A Tempernio Drnnrlure,
The following communication explains it.

The following communication explains it.
Ielf;
ALEXANDRIA BAY, ~ Y, 1850.
Mcsrs IT, H. UdmCE q Co.,
GENTLEMEN; ! have been dOctoripg the last four
years for rheumatism in the back SciRtica and
Kidney difficulties, and have been NJ no time FREQ
from pain unu commenced taking Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, which has entirely cured
me. want 10 keep II In the house to treat my
friends with instead Of wines and liquors as II Win
cure The discusses that they Will produce
Very truly yours,
CHARLES WAIToS
National Republican., 1880-08-06

No wonder Baby protests against such
doses rs people will give it. DR.. BULBS Baby
Syrup is the pleasantost and safest remedy
known for Infants.
National Republican., 1880-08-06

MEMS very fine hand-stitched Shoes and
Caters at $3.50 aud S4 can only be had at
Sinsheimcr & Bros, SOB Seventh street, be.
tween III and /.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS.
wHITE FRoNT)
New Advertisements.

Cigar store for sale.
United States maIshals sale.
Proposals for erecting and placing elevators.
Borgncr & Engcls' beer ut Petersen &
Alschweos, Four.and.n-haf street and Penn
Iylyania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-08-06

THE Rowland Dental Association, oil Four.
and-half street, use only 5. s. Whites artificial
National Republican., 1880-08-06

The National saie-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avonue,
continues to receive yaluables Of all dcscrip-
tons for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
MIRYL1ND NARs.

julius LANsDURGu, the only importer o
China mating in tho District.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
Thermonetrio Roadings.

For tho middle Atlantic states, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly nOrtheasterly gen.
erally higher temperature, stationary or lower
barometer.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
CHARLES WALToS.
A sncnlnliN.

Cousins lno Shoes, in all widths, at Sins.
leimer & Bros, eos 7Ih st., between II and l.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
UP In the NIoMntaIns

ToRsE.FLY NETs IS cents, at the Popular
Carpet House Of Julius Lansburgh, 42l 7th st.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
hInrringe L.iconses.

BENEDICTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley g.
KOCH agents. 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
ALEX1NDRIA .iFF.IIRS.

LINEN LAP ROBES 81, at tho Popular Carpet
Iouse of Julius Lansburgh, 421 Seventh st.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
NAILwAy CONSOLIDATION,
New York khlnping I.iatl

The lsat few monthe have been re.cminent
fnr railway consultations aud combinations
which are destined to have an tniroftAnt bear
tnU upoh the future of our TRANSPORTATION and
commercial tntefeale. Mnst or tho ANAL rntl
roads between the North Atlantic seabunrd ana
tho Rocky mountains have been absorbed by or
randerad tributary to,Yestain of tbs, great trunk
10 all competitors an regards the trafiic between
tho East and Waat, and ALSO thni across the con-
Anent Tho latest movement Of the kind In the
reported lease of a sufficient number OF South
ern ltnea Nv the Mnnaaera Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad ID give them the control of
tho railroad interests Of every seaport
unon the coast between Norfolk and
Galveston. Thus tho entire railway sreten
OF the country SCENE To be In n fair way
OF being parcHllea UP between tho four or Ave
principal railway managers. The mercantile.
mot he Indifferent te this tendency to the cen.
tralfz ation OF the railway system OF the coun-
try Experience haa shown that no man or set
uF men, ran he safely entrusted with tho up-
checked power that Ii now absolutely vested IN
the officers Of such vast combinations It Ia a
direct violation of the republican spirit Or our
tnstit1tions that an irresponsible power should
he built up In oar midst, which, by the yaria-
ton OF its rates or the distribution of its vast
revenues, can. create or destroy communt-
iea reverse the natural course of trade and
lutte power over the fortunes Of individuals
Such, outrageous abuses. ~ we're recently OK
posed by committee OF our Legislature are
not only uarepnhiican, hutfhey are contrary TO
public policy. These abuses viii be tho inevttn.
Bic result OF the present tendency 10 railway
GENERALIZATION. unless some steps are taken to
check them by national legislation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12

DOM Es,TIn.


NEw YoaR. March 1i.-Houfhern -four duiee
good TO eaoiee do. 10 4g@! Vi. Whsat 1g4J
vance partly Lust: nngradsd red Vi s90t 4eik.
Corr shaas a1s stronger qs. saa iairly eys ,1s
nwer IL issaa for ya No. a Hsa 4 @
| light trads,
pnfrse more active and lower. Rio. sarsosy
very quiet; fair 70 good refining 7a.es1fs, prImy
.. rsfinsd firm aud In lair demand: q THWS,
nsya n fpst wlto as1sd sStra sgsa ysex
a III, ssss ss@ss r. s Mssss sss' 4; sga u
insin I'd auiet % u e 1s@t sa % Tnrpsntinsa ysyy
ssns g. W9 sd T. ,essl ssg5 dssa aos
Tssas 1000 Fark stronger nd isiry n, aefiys
st siz Mtadles fltm: long eleer ~ short ~,
,ons ana ah9, ,s ~ Laga aade bghsr eos.
mi d u D. frsshts aps Hides Il faip aqn5- r.
Quest and steady at unchanged prlees.,
IL h2es e stsh Il e. Wdee sasssa aays sss saa
ar5 5ss a 1 fs q , a. y whst, AK osra e,aal hshsr Y
nMally II / B,,Ik 'asafs @ dajl aad ism: shoaidtssrs
firm: shoulders 4h@ts.. ribs 7.a5, sides 7.ls
Hogs active. y shade higher: Workers. and
sBao. CRttie-A6tlye demand: for li9it 10 me.
as a,.p oss1 shap;9s /. s steers ,ss s ct 5 s;s
% 7oa9g 70: corn fed Texans " 1904; rgesjpss
400. stipmsnts 1000 Sheep buoyant and hish-
the Inter fancy: reeenta 900. shipments ooo \
olsg.sEAr1. ,.e March 4. .-Fleyr easier. family
y ans as q rasy g. T. as s IL a Waes, e. u :. ~, AZ
Oats i'd fair demand and and lin arm III s7H. Part
ilrmsr n a. at NJ e2AD1i %, Lgrd stronger ii 7d71
T!s' sdss psf2 WSssy ssesas "ess a %
q q, Hngnr tlrn: hards io@lclf. New 6risans
hfHher ut aDsks Hogs active and frnt conn
4 So. butchers a 1904 GO. .
$3.50 Westsfn White 47gs. do o' miasa sSausnstn WATT
pepnsylvania 4s9so PROVISIONS dnll and IN.
changed, 0ofres anet. lilo cAreoes. ordinary
Whisky dull as d 1oH@i il. Frsieiss1 I arm ins snd
- ,0aieAao, March ,i.-rlour ,nerninslly IN.
No. DO Il o7@i o. Corn active nc.sss. 4 tirm M aad
as rort airy aotiys sfu nnG dp sbaas & hirenr:: hiesr:
III 90. Lhfd aetiye h.m had higher; 7fs, Bulk
nhnrt hss sIh'dy rhs Y nna & " fa'r demsnd shoulders
o,t1 oloss-Whsat flrmer. No. auotably higher.
changed; PORK unsettled: 7.e iower. Lard
The Drovers.. Journal reports: Hoes-Re-
b0tOc higher: mxed "a 2oea4 40 choice he,syy
" 4s07 light tt 2t9eA 40. mainly 81 1904 10:
shipnen's 400: feeling strong In Oil branches:
exports and choice In good supply and dsfpAnd. :
nll sold shlppfng at s405 rs. chiefly sl sGGs 10:
b1tehera 1904. stockets aud feeders ~ gVlC5 10
Sheep Receipts 1000 ehipments 400 fall former
rates were maintained: ~ GesD6 35.
LoufsyrLLE, March 1t.-Fiour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat firm Mt 81 2s1i N. Uurn
flrm ht 45@4s, Oats quiet at 5000. Pork
frm ht ei2 30. Lard strong: prime steam 7M.
Balk meats firm; shoulders a. ribs 6 es Sides
{; 70. Bacon strong: shoulders Ak, rms 7X.
steady nt u o.
WILMIneroN. N. c.. March 10 -spirtts OF tur.
pentlne firm vt a. Hosn stendy at 81 I'M for
strained, 81 IN for good strained. Tar steady
~ VI ~. Crude turpenfine steady at n AZ for
hard. " g6 for yellow dip. Corn nnchanged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

. sT. CHAHLEs MOTEIr-R n Bolton. Now
& &nork n smith, Warrington; II simmons,
MsW yW York Gaiigher and wife, Cairo -
9 2, T Smith. New York; 9 r Adams and wife.
TThIlcWago: y Wga ~ Lsatherbury. State Line. Miss:
uso sumner. Chicago: Sargent, Halves-
ton MeCarren. az ut Lonis: Chaa L Wortham.
Mas.i MMiss nS N Wells Ills, and wife, Milwaukee; n
family. Mrs J II Foster. Pecan drove. Ia; j II
aa tW1 cadrsn ge f31sy Mri sP
G Walker, IBERIA; J N Pharr.. Morgan City;
Thos Th,s J JMeElvaine, d olneinaatI; We + Tyston.
sw ssss Fnhessn sanpMas M1ss
Pine Bluff. Ark VIM l. Doltvs. Baldwin COUNTY
Ala; n1r1 sGnET Glerk. riysr. iaa f,o,,,., ..
2 o. Barton. Miss Barton. Assumption. Ia: Mrs
Lenssaeld. dreenvilIe. Miss: John has Mcsoieanid. ii
more Nd; W Quay and wiie. Port Hope. Ark;
Simon = Marx. Miss; VIM Harrar. lower coast:
y MMsndolDn: Ma1s l. Lehman, city; M L Meredith.
Hose Baltimore; Chas Moller, New York:
! "a SlnRleson. St Louis. Mo: W W Pneh. La:
9 neils Rh Or EaYls @ L Hines. cenway. Miss !:
~ Monticello. Ark; q Harlton. LENA. Ark; j IS
Perkins and wife. Miss Florence Perkins. A.
fRamnsion; Rnnara mss Joseeh ,D Spies chiesgo. III;
Calm. New York T B Palfrey. Mrs s d Pal.
frey, Mrs A Gates. T b Palirey. franklin. La
Gsssi GGslss AVE- AVE- Waters Galveston Texas
county. Miss: J Calvsrt. Millikea's BEND: x
Tory, Canton, Miss Il Thompson. Wash
iagfon n,on county. MY. Miss: " Brown Miss; II
and child. Waco. Tex: r Irving. Miss: Alec
Smart, % t. Concordia; 3 Crowdsr, Grenada. Miss !.
tsma Rs1e Wdirner; ai.I city, Thos smith. La: Wil-N
d Lower. Vicksburg: @ Kappel. Franklin.
&Nks
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
orrfOH or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
ThuredAr MvenihH. March ii. 1850.
DAsLy MARKET REVIEW.

Money waa In moderate request at easy rates
svsday.
Foreign exchange was Hrmar.
New York aaht waa steady
A fair business waa doae Ia securities, bul
lsat general animation prevailed. The move.
r,ent In Htate bends was fair. running up siB7..
neo at the Exchange alone. The sales al The
ffrt board we're at VI Bia6sst's. and az the last ii
SIN. TSle market was quoted al the eloee al
s,aseasi Y, against bstsdDsiss yesterday.
rratnium Bonds exhibited fair degree oI
animation. The sales summed up etns 900 and
the market closed Arm at ao&a9e's, against The
same yesterday.
The business In steakH waa large, the Hsles
snr,it,ina np ae5 abnres At the Exchange and tap
outside. But although the movement wAa large
the market showed less strength. especially for
WHtefwofks Cempany'a a shares.
Cotton waa duh and irregular here for npots,
and easier for futures. New York spots were
quiet, while futures were steady. Liverpool
spots declined t.ied, but futures we're steady at
he ninnn. -Haxfn yyaa uNntad fat.
HuRar and molaaHee continued flrm.
III sympathy with Western orders -four de.
rlinnd.
Grain was steady.
lIRv wHa aaHr.
Provisions were uuiet and easy.
Groceries. fruit and country products we're
auiet.