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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-12
FROM LANDS APAR.
ADDRESS BY THE CAR OF RUSSIA TO
HIS PEOPLE.
Object Of the Tnnis Expedition Defined
More Land leaguers Arested-Pro-
posed Memorial TO the Author
Of Home, Sweet Home.'
GENERAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE TUNIs EXPEDITION.
It's Object Defined.

PARIS, May 1.-THE yellow book on
Tunis and Algiers will be distributed
among the Deputies to morrow. 1t in.
cludes the circulars Of Bartholemy Saint
Hilaire, defining the object OF the Tunis
expedition and the definite pacifcation
and the delineation of the eastern from
tier of Algeria, and the conclusion OF q
treaty guaranteeing Algeria against from.
tier raids and the French interests
against disloyal intrigues. Prudence, il
says, obliges France to watch
the solicitations which may be
pressed upon the Bey and
which might become a source OF grave
embarrassment to Algeria. The causes
OF the change in the Bey's feeling to wards
France would be too delicate matter
to investigate. The present crisis is due
TO the persistent war waged during the
past two years against all the FreRch
interests in Tunis. The circular justi-
fies the French refusal to recognize the
Porte's sovereignty. The expedition
meets the approval OF Europe wherever
prejudice does not blind mems eye. All
civilized nations will profit by the
change which France will effect. There
is nothing TO prevent us from doing for
Tunis, without conquest and without
fighting, what We do in Algeria and
what England does in India.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-12
IRELAND ID.
Land League Matters.

DUBLIN, May ll.-At the land league
meeting to-day a receipt acknowledged
e2,900 during the past week, all OF which
was from America, except E5cO. Sec
retary Brennan said it was decided that
convention should be held as soon as the
land bill passed its second stage. Par.
nell has written to Archbishop o. Rourke
that he would have hesitated to recon-
mend absention from voting on the
land bill, but it was abundantly clear it
would not endanger the bill. In the
absence OF any suitable declaration by
the Government, he was bound to
urge the maintenance OF the attitude OF
abstention, and take care that the
just claims OF his party were not COM
promised by too easy acceptance OF the
imperfect, and in some cases, perhaps,
mischievous measure.
Jas. Lalor, farmer of Raden, Queens
county, who was recently evicted, has
been arrested under the coercion act.
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Base Ball.

BCFFNLo, May ll.-ButfIlOs-0, 0, o,
o, I, o, 0. o, d; total, /.
BOs,ons-Nothing
CLEVELAND, May ll.-It took tWel' .
innings 10 dec.dc the game to-day. II e
score stood.
Clevelsnis / ,C,2,OO.Gl,GOo,
l;tHta.,5
Providence, O,l, l,O,2,O,O O,
0; total, ,.
DErRoT, May 1.-THE second game
between the Detroi,s and WorcssierS
took place here to-day With improved
playing Tor the prtyri,s Tire score
stood: WOrceSterS. q. 3. q. q. =. u, y. d
bS,ro.ts, 2, q. H.j &c, .. 2.O-$
MASKING ron, ID. c, May ll.-Na-
Nona.s (, A,DantiCS >.
CHICAGO, May ll.-TOday's game of
base ball Vas a beautiful diEplay OF bat.
uns and fine deldin-, although there
We're lev loose PLAYS. The score was:
Chicago-O, >. O. 0, o. s, |, Oil.
lrOyS-O, ], o. Lee, Los
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utop That Cough.

II you are suffering with a Cough,
Cold. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Consumption, loss OF voice, tickling in
the throat, or any affection of the throat
or lungs, use DR.. King New Discovery
for Consumption. This is the great
remedy that is causing so much excite
ment by its wonderful cures, curing
thousands of hopeless cases. Over one
million bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery have been used within the last
wear. and have given perfect satisfaction
in every instance. We can unhesitat-
ingly say that this is really the only s'ps
cure for throat and lung affections, and
can cheerfully recommend 1t to all. Cail
and get trial bottle for ten cents, or a
regular sire for s1.00. For sale by Lo-
gan, List & Co. Wheeling.
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RUSSIA.
Manifesto of the Gar.

Sr. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE Gar
has issued a manifesto reminding the
people of the glorious government Of his
father and the great reforms he accom-
plshed. After abiding TO the abomin-
able murder of Alexander III, the mani
festo says: "In the midst OF our profound
grief the voice of God commands us to
courageously assume the government Of
the country, con6ding in the Divine
providence and in the power OF the au-
tocracy which, for the welfare OF the
people, we have been called
upon to consolidate and defend
against all attacks. We, in dey ting our
selves to our high task, apt Il to all
faithful subjects to serve y, and tho
state faithfully and sincerel, IN order TO
extirpate the horrible rebellious spirit
which covers Russia with shame, to
strengthen the faith and morals, and
place the education of the youth on q
sound foundation, TO eradicate all that
is contrary to a sense OF right and in teg-
rity, and to everywhere establish order
and Justice"
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A Lowell Sensation.

LOWELL, Mass, May ll.-l5oring
Loker was employed to remove the ac-
cumulation as ashes, dirt and debris in
a vault in the rear OF Appleton street,
which has been unused about two years.
After proceeding ta some depth, he ex'
humed the partially decsyed body OF q
woman entire but for the loss OF consid-
erable flesh, and having long hair dis
connected from the skull. The vault rs
attached to the dwellings of two promi-
nent citizens. but as the vault can be
opened from narrow alley running be
tween Appleton and Winter streets, the
theory prevails that the body was de
posted surreptitiously to conceal the
crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-12
JEFF DAVIS.
Speech at Unveiling of Jackson
Statue.

NEw ORLEANS, May ll.-Jeherson
Davis, in his speech AT the unveiling OF
the Jackson statue, said: "From the
academic shades oi the military lnsti-
tute Jackson went forth TO battle Tor
the cause of States rights, self-govtrn-
ment and constitutional liberty. lie
lived for his country, never donbting
the Justice of his canse, believing ii was
righteous, and trusting in it he dieI,
as live TO .dav, feeling that the Con-
federacy ought to have succeeded be-
cause n WAS founded on truth and JUS
tice. He gave his life TO the whole
country, ard the country gave It's heart
TO Jackson. You men, upon whom he
leaned in the hour OF danger, in honor
ing him also honor yourselves
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IRELAND.
Arrest Of Land LeaRuers.

DUBLIN, May ll-Patrick Barron and
Secretary Clough, OF Antrim county
branch OF the Land League, have been
arrested under the coercion act, on the
charge of intimidation. Nichols, Cool.
dung and Kavanaugh were discharged
from custody on Monday, having been
arrested in connection with the shooting
OF young Farrell. but were arrested
again to day, under the coercion act. in
connection with the same crime. The
prisoners are said to he active Fenians.
The authorities are devoting considera-
bic attention TO the Fenian movement.
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January 9Th 1881.
AIRS EN- IC.
A Whole Family Poisoned.

LITTLE Rock, May ll.-lniormation
from Eulola, Franklin county, this
State, says: A remarkable case OF pois-
oning occurred in the family of William
Reynolds IN Sunday lest. 1t is supposed
the poison was in the -four used for din
ner on that day. Mr.. Reynolds, his
wife and daughter, Mrs. John Trun, DR..
Brown, a German laborer and another
person were all poisoned. The physi.
clan who was summoned pronounced
the cases arsenic poisoning, All were
taken sick in the same manner, and
about the same time. Doubts are enter.
tanned OF the recovery of Reynolds,
Brown and the German. The bread
eaten at the dinner will be analyzsd.
The entire affair is wrapped in mystery.
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thority was given for the publication OF
the speech OF Senator Hoar, and the
whole subject was then dropped.
The latter part OF the session was oc'
cupied with debate on the nomination
of ex-senator Matthews to be an Assocl-
ate Justice OF the Supreme Court, which
wss reported few days ago from the
Judiciary Committee adversely. It's
consideration, which was only partially
completed this afternoon will be resum-
ed tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-12
A TEXAS MYSTERY.
Probable Murder of an Arkansas Man

TrODhplo ~ oh IA noHS1S - oAi
LITTLE Rock, ARK, May ll.-lnior.
nation has been received here to-day OF
the probable murder of an Arkansas
man in Texas. The following note
written on the leaf Of an ordinary
memorandum book and enclosed in a
tightly corked bottle, was picked up on
the sand bar on the Brazos river, near
Towash, Hill county, Texas, few days
ago, and forwarded here for investiga.
ton:
January 9th 1881.
DEAR NANCY am permitted by
those who are about to take
my life for nothing on earth
that have done, TO write few
lines, and trust to a kind Providence to
guard this until it will reach the hands
OF some one who will have this publish
ed, and then you may find out what has
become of me. Have not time to tell
you how came me here, and they
wouldn't permit me to say anything
about that, so | will just say will die
in few minutes. So good bye. May
God take care Of you and my children.
Kiss them for me. My name is Aaron
Scott. live near Little Rock, Arkar-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-12
It,a Inaf n Roomin3.

Such is the expression IRON all drug
gists and dealers everywhere who are
selling DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparation can
peyn TO have such an extensive and
rapid sale. Why? Simply because Of
its truly wonderful merits. No Cough
or Cold, 20 matter OF how long standing
or how stubborn, can resist its healing
qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Hay Fever, Pain in the Side or
Chest and difficulty OF breathing, or any
lingering disease oi the Throat or Lungs
rapidly yield to its marvellous powers.
1t will positively cure, and that where
everything else has failed. Satisfy yonr'
self as thousands have already done by
getting OF Logan, list & Co. trial bot
tie for ten cents, or a regular size bottle
for 81. For sale by Logan, List & Co.
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CHANDLER'S FAT f.

No Action on His Nomination Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. May IL The Senate
Judiciary Committee discussed Chand'
ler's nomination over an hour to-day,
but took no action, as the Republicans
wanted 10 lay it over until after the
Robertson case is disposed Of. Chand-
Ter is bitterly opposed, and to put his
nomination before the Senate now
would, il was thought. bring on con-
test over him that might further compli-
cafe Robertson.
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LITTLE BETTER.
Condition of Col. Thomas A.
Scott.

PmLNDELrHIA, May ll,-Iesterday
morning Colonel Scott was cOnsidera
h,v Improved, and he passed cOmpar-
atiyely easy DAY. His condition last
night was unchanged, and gave much
hope % the members Oi his family. At
two O'Clock this morning, he con-
tiuuei as he had been during the early
evening, resting nicely, and with fair
prospect Of doing well through the rest
ut the night During the day and even
ing, large number of Colonel Scott S
personal friends called at his residence,
Nineteenth street and Ritienh0use
square, 70 inquire a. to els lditiOI.
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SENATE.
Atkinson Confirmed United States Mar
shal for Yves. Virginia

shal for West Virginia.
WASHINGTON, May ll.-Mr. Kellogg
called up the resolution offered by him
some days ego, calling on the heads OF
tho executive departments for the names
OF the clerks and emp'oyed, their re-
spyctive departments, etc.
Mr.. Brown. offered an amendment
calling for additional information aS To
whether such clerks and employees are
white or cOlOred.
The resolution and amendment lie
over for future action.
Mr.. McDill offered a resolution that
hereafter the official register OF the
United States shall contain, in addition
in the statistics required by section $40
of tie Revised Statutes, information as
to the Congressional district from which
each officer, clerk or employe in the ser
vice Of the United States is appointed
aud the date of his appointment. Laid
over for future action.
The Senate then went into executive
session. and when the doors were re-
opened adjourned.
Combinations.
In executive session to-day the Senate
confirmed the following: Michael ]. Cra-
mer, OF Kentucky, now Charge ID UiBdircs
at Denmark to be Charge D1Gdires to
Switzerland, vice Nicholas Fish, resigu-
ed; Geo. p. Pomerov, OF New Jersey, to
be Secretary of the United States lega-
ton at Paris; Thos. A. NJ. Morris, OF
Colorado, TO be a member OF the Ute
Commission, vice John 3. Bow
man, resigned; Geo. w. Atkinson, to be
United States Marshal for Wet Vir-
Sinia; John b. Strickney, to he United
States Attorney for the Northern uis-
trict of Florida; Chas. NJ. Wilder, to be
Postmaster at Columbia, South Caro-
linI; A. Newton Kimball, TO be Receiver
OF pnblir m oneys at Jackson, Mississippi.
About two hours OF the session were
devoted TO the tedious discussion of
questions OF propriety and precedent
relative to the proposed removal of the
injunction OF secrecy from the whole or
part OF the proceedings on the Chinese
treaties. Il resulted in the reconsidera-
ton Of the recent vote by which au-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-12
"HoME, SWEET HOME"
Proposed Memorial to John Howard
Payne,

New YORK, May IA cablegram
saws: The English chaplain OF Tunis
takes advantage Of the present excite.
ment to ask subscriptions for the me.
mortal window in the church OF st.
Augustine, Tunis, to Jno. Howard
Payne, author of "Home, Sweet Home, "
and. once American Consul TO Tunis,
whose remains are buried in the
protestant cemetery OF that city. The
first executive appears to be carrying
out provisions of the arms act with
vengeance. Among the recent seizures, is
rusty old cannon kept at the gap of
Dunloe for awakening the echoes for
the edifcation by American and other
fnnrists
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A bastard Poiled

NELISyiLLE, May ll-SJme miscre-
ant an made des,ardly attempt To throw a
Sieveland and Pittsburgh freight train
ltoa the track between here aud the
n,aiirGad shops, eariy yesterday morning.
10y placing several pieces Of lumber on
uls rails. Fortunately the train Was
running at such q reduced rate OF speed
that the obstructiors were removed
without damage,
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Terrible Explosion at Lesdv,lls.

LEADviLLE, May ll.--At 10 O'Clock
las, eyeslug the building at mine on
iron Hill took fire. The flames con-
hunlcated 70 a magazine aud terrific
explosion occurred, which shook every
building in Leadvilla three miles
distant. Fortunately, the mine was not
being worked. Last night il was dc.
Serted, and when the explosion oc.
CURED, seven men were standing neat
'he building. G.. NJ. Jones, + VI. S;oGt
SnI Dan Callahan were badly injured
Tut nobody WAS killed
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Senator Davis VIII Not Resign.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The report
was received and generally circulated to-
day that Judge Davis, Of Illinois, wonld
resign his seat in the Senate. \ West.
ern Associated Press reporter obtained
an interview with Senator Davis, who
pronounced the report entirely ground
less and said that ne had no idea OF re-
signing and had not thought OF such
thing.
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.
A VARIETY OF WICKED DEEDS AND
SUNDRY MlSHAPS.
Gideon Lynn Drowned in Valley Riyer-Ae-
cident at ParkeHburg-Brutal Act
Of a Drunken father-fright-
full Fall of a Mechanic.
ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN
AWATERY GRAVE,
Gideon Lynn Drowned in the Valley
River.

Gideon Lynn Drowned in the Valley
River.
special Dispatch to the Register
TEXAS, w. Va, May IL.
About noon today, young man
named Gideon Lynn. and his two SIS
tiers, started to cross the Valley river at
Benton's Ferry in skiff, and when
about midway the skiff capsized, throw
ing all three in the river. Young Lynn
was drowned. His two sisters were
rescued by the ferry boat which was
but a short distance from where the
skill upset. The body OF young Lynn
has not been recovered yet. The sisters
say they are from Marion county and
are daughters Of John Lynn.
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COWPENS.
A Good Day and Large Attend
ance.


SPARTANsBURG, s. c., May 1.-THE
Cowpens monument was unveiled to-
day, in the presence OF 10000 people.
Governor Hsgood presided and Rev. A..
7. Porter offered q prayer, reading from
a prayer book found on the battlefield.
Thirteen hundred South Carolina mill.
tary troops were reviewed by General
Henry Hunt, U. S. A. General A. NJ.
Manignett, Adiutant.General OF South
Carolina. served on General Hunts
s'aff, and by special request also, the
following descendants OF the chief actor
at Cowpens: Daniel Morgan Taylor,
US. A.; McHenry Howard, of Mary
land: S. b. Pickens and John B. Wash
ington, of South Carolina. Speeches
were made by Senator Hampton,
representing Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and
Tennessee; Thos w. Higinson, repre-
senting North Hampshire. Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island and Connecticut,
and Wm. II. Francis, representing New
York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania and
Delaware The music was furnished by
the Fifth U. s. Artillery band. This
afternoon the citizens OF Spartansburg
rendered banquet to the Washington
Light lniantary, and tonight Gov.
Hagood holds a reception in honor OF
the guests of the State. The granite
base and pedestal of the monument
were built BY joint contribution OF the
old thirteen States and Tennessee, and
the bronze statue OF Morgan was con-
tributed by Congress.
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A Macnanio,s Fall

WELLsvILLR, O., May ll.-Samuel
Calhoun, a carpenter, fell from a build
ing, a distance of 80 feet, Monday night,
and broke one of his legs in two places,
besides sustaining other severe and
painful injuries.
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A BRUTAL ACT.
A Drunken Father Seriously Injuries His
Infant Child.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., May IL Mon.
day night man named Aaron Tunstel,
an Englishman, came home about eight
O'Clock in an intoxicated condition and
raised quarrel with his wife. She en-
deavored to get out Of his way, and,
grabbing up her infant child, about ten
months old, ran into the yard. But he
followed her, and tearing the babe from
her bosom threw it violently on the
ground, fracturing its skull. The ply
sician is of the opinion that the child
cannot live. Tunstel was arrested and
lodged in Jail for further hearing.
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PARKERSBURG.
Work ofa Buzz Saw.

WOrk OF BUZZ saw.
Correspondence of the Register.
PARKERsBURG, May 10.
Bud Simms, while operating a circu-
lar saw in Bentley & Gerwigs furniture
factory, to-day, had one Of his hands cut
off by the saw. Owing TO delay in
securing surgeon the man nearly bled
to death but is now out OF danger.
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DRY GOODS.
New York

New YORK. May ll.-Dry Goods =
Business was moderate to-day with
package houses. Heavy woolens mov.
ing more freely from first hands. Cot.
ton goods in irregular demand, but lead
ing makes are steady. Prints quiet.
Ginghams doing well. Hosiery and
underwear continue dull. Foreign goods
quiet.
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Chicago Walking Coutest.7

CHICAGO, May ll.-At midnight the
score stood: Hartman, 299; Tracy,
2S9; Krohne. 276; Faber, 25S; Campana,
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FlHANCE

4
Pacific sixcs OF
RAILROAD BoSps-Fairly active.
SfArx BoNps--Aoderatsl active.
SrocKs-rhs market opened weak
and lower, and in the early dealings
prices declined Toll per cent, the
latter in Pacific Mail. The depression
Was Of brief duration, and during the
rest OF the day the tendency was mainly
| in the direction OF higher figures. There
were at intervals slight reactions which
were quickly recovered, and the market
closed strong at the highest point Of the
day. The advance in prices ranged IA
5per cent, the latter in Oregon Naviya.
ton and Alton and Terre Haute com.
mon; do. preferred, rose 2 per cent,
&. G. 9. 4 l., At per cent, Hannibal and
81. Joseph preferred, 81 per cent, do.
common, 5 per cent, Memphis and
Charleston, J per cent, Illinois Central,
y per cent. and Delaware and Hudson,
2 per cent. The advance in the latter
WAS due to the announcement that the
directors Of the company had declared q
quarterly dividend Of 4 per cent.
The transactions aggregated 4l+,0O0
shares, distributed as follows: Alton
and Terrs Hsuie q. 800, Canada Southern
300, Chesapeake aud Ohio $500. &.
Q. 4 l. 9,400. C., &. 4 |. &. 1000.
Central Pacific 4, 400. Delaware, Lacts.
wanna and Western 1900, Delaware
and Hudson 1900. Denver and Rio
Grande 3, 400, Erie g.. 900. Hannibal and
~. Joseph 1850, Iron Mountain $500.
Indianapolis. Bloomington and Western
LOO, Kansas and Texas 1900. Lake
Shore $1,000. Louisville and Nashville
$500. Michigan Central 7,70D. Mobile
and Ohio 400. Marietta and Cincinnati
firsts preferred 800; Memphis aud
Charleston 10000. Northwestern 1900,
Nashville and Chattanooga 1900. Few
Jersey Central 800, New York Central
400, Northern Pacific $1,000, Ohio and
Mississippi 1000, Ontario and Western
600, Ohio Central 1900. Pacific Mail
400, Peoria. Decatur and Evansville
800, Reading 300. st. Paul u 900,
NJ. Paul and Omaha $500. Texas Pacific
300, Union Pacific 900, Wabash Pa
ci6c 1900, and Western Union I 90.
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asv Yosg.

NEw YoRE, May Il.-Colton- Quiei st
10 7-l6t9l0 ll-l6c; futures weak.
flour-Steady; receipts 900 barrels;
exports 1900 barrels. superliDc Staie
and Western 81 O0la4 5j: common to
good extra 81 5Jla,4 90: gopl 10 choics
s. O0NG8 ~: white wheat sy''' ~ O
td6 IS; Minnesota patent process 81 -
as %. Wheat-Opencd easier and
closed iosic better: receipts Gi,000
bushels; exports 5000 bnshel': ~.
ject-d spring 81 %. ungrsded 81 lfCs
/ IA; No. J spring 81 lJCal IL; No. 2
10. 81 20; No. 9 Milwsukee 81 23tTg
I "a; unpraded red 81 2I(ei 20; No. 3
do 81 2l4Csl e; No. 2 do. 81 26iCgI e;
mixed winter 81 2ltC9l 22i; nngraded
81 "a; No. do, sales 1900 busb-
els, at 81 25iG(SI -; No. red,
seller May, szles $4,000 bushels, at
81 23i9I 2i!; seller June, sales 3s2 600
bushels, at 81 20i6I 2li; seller July,
sales Ig2, 600 bushels, st 81 lsltel 10;
seller August, sales Gi.000 busbels, st
81 IS. Con-Flrmer; recsipts l2t,.
200 busbels; exports "a, 900 bushels; un.
graded 64ls62Ic; No. 2 5sc; stSaner
"N10tGy AsVs Dt.V~s s's WbttE
i(sG6c; yellow western C2la63c; No.
2, seller May 56SS57c; seller June
54t954ic; seller July s4iGS55c. Oats
Stronger; receipts 1900 bushels;
western MIXED l5(446c; white western
'f@54c. Hsy-Dull. Hops-Demsnd
light: yearlings l2talsc: eastern and
western l4922c; NsW York State l2Cs
&c. Coffee Quiet and unchanged.
sunr-strong; fair 10 good refining
7tS7&c. Molsases - Demand scuve;
Cuba 35i13Gc. Rice-Quiet and IN.
changed. Petrolsun-Quiet and firm;
United s1ic; crude 6its7ic; refined &c.
Tallow-Firm st 8is6 9.l6c. Rosin-
Firm stsl SOL 90. Turpentins-Quiet
1t 3sitS3oc. E.us-Dufi and weak at
l3c. Lesthes-Dull; bemIock sole ~
026c. WooI-Dull and in buyers' iav-
or: domestic fleece 3l945c; pulled 20
038c: unsashed 1880; Texas no
8c. Povk-DuIl and heavy; old rness
SI6 90: new si7 90. Beei-Quiet ana
stssdy. Cot Mests-Dull and nominal.
LAsd-Active but lower; yrims steam
$40 9oSil so. Bottss-Pirm AMI un.
CHANGED. Cheese-Dull and unchanged.
Metsls-Noninally unchanged.