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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-09

WBES A cAxP.rcy AGAINST DISEASE Is wazd
Win TARaAsr's sELTxgR APERTxxr The enemy
lakes nixh; IL is the incompatible specific sr Con-
stipaion, Bliousness. and Dyspepsia.
CHOICE VIRGINIA HAMS Af 12kc. per pound. at
CnRIsTfAS WHITES.
SAVE MONTY by having your printing Sone st ise
DISPATCH PRIsTTSe-FiousF. Good work. low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TRE MONTGOMERY WHITE

SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
Has BEEN LEASED FOR A TERN OF YEARS BY
MRS. ". J. COLBY,
n The Hamilton. Washington, ID. C.. aud VIII BE
-rs1s1 under the new management on the lsT OF
5UyE for The reception Of suests. No pains or
Hzsouable expense will De spared 10 make these
ssr1lEs The most attractive and ho-ne-ike summer
7sori in The mountains OF VFgius- is close prox-
iml.y % The railroad Il miles, and connecting
viii nsrrow- gauge ro4O. at0rdug guests The COM
for d Stepping from one car 20 the other ASA IN
tfn minu,es' ride will be landed in The reception
ron u tAo springs. For further particulars. &c,
id3ress Il the Springs or The Hamilton. Washing
i0l. D. G.. ny l4-eoc2n
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RgDHE.D's RAEsxG PowssR

EDHEAD'S BAKING-POWDER l.
III SUPERIOR TO ALL OThPk>.
itlsa alwaye uailorgn IN Strength reliable e.. Ill
lty. and made from The 1esf material.
Il never fails. i0ur bread and isrgi's Aie iGIt
and Seli raised. ana yOar cake perfection.
u makes every cook good one.
saves line. temper, agd money, aids diges 30,
aud keeps he lnusehOld hspBy.
WILLIAM JENKINS L co.
Is Main street
je9 Whoessle Az-ats.
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lfRs GrQpGF w CAMP

VI Nc. lSll EAST CLAY STREET.
prepared 20 receive INTO her family a number %
BOAki ERS.
BOTH LOfDsssSG AND TABLE.
Pricfs reasonable. rSOtns large ard CON foT;ahie-
zlo table satisfactory. my 3l-Tu.Ib&eu-5f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-09
DAYLLY SPRINGS.

TIE HEALING SPRINGS. Bath county,
L Va. wi be open FOR the reception Of visitors
fhe IST OF JUNE Bsihs AZ the natural iemIsra-
ture 4 Tie water. which j. 30 Srd - degrees fsh
feIBeif. Hot baths Al any tsIni@rHurS desired +,
4lso. plunge AID sbowef- naths. Psnpheis 20 he
Ia al PURCELL. LAOD co. or The proprietor.
NJ l5.zra H. CARTER EUBANk.
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0Ep SULPHUR SPRINGS,
IL wEsr VIRGINIA,
1-rLLoW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
-ur COOLEST RESORT ~ TIE VIRGINIA
4" MOUNTAINS.
rrfvaian, 2.3o0 feet. The finest tonic water ia
~ sss,e. j. A. AUGUST. Proprietor.
WILSON. Superintendent. s. 4 lms
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HEARM spRINEls

IN ARM cPhINtT~.
w BATH cot MY, va
TIE FINEST BATHTNG-POOL IN THE WORLD
ARE NOW OPEN.
Panrleis giving deiaieG de- cription 70 De had 0i
PrRCEIL. LADD & 90. Richmond. or Of the uro-
rr,e-0y JOHN l.. IL BAN Nh.
O. W.v "a 1891 nv ll-Zm
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS.
~ MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,

Tls DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT viii
= af~u for he accommodation or visitors JUNE
IS. lS~l. AL tie appointments sre nrst-ciass~
Fevziiou. , coo feef- capxcity tor 1000 guests.
Tx EsIe- powerfully Ionic. uiUrstic. mildly ca
a1ric and alierafiye. Mineral punge-1aths.
rnIsrafuTe % degrees also. warm and hot mine
zl ard fresh water sfezm-talhs. Extensive livery.
FXreleuI band - music. express. telegraph anu
u.-i-0--ces q hotel.
B0ari DeT day. S2 so per week. SIS per month,
iruu - o. $50. according 20 location.
nv l4-ln ,. l.. GIVhNS. erintendeu1-
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The largest stock Of MISSES, CHfLDREN'-. aud,
INFANTS sTRA p SANDALS aa1 Low
SLIPPERS In The ciy:
Low SHOES 10 lace BUTTON and CONGRESS
IN all the new and nobby styles:
The PuISTED-TOE LONDON Low SHOE.
j. A. Ggitsss.
my 20 Tenth ane Main streets.
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BOOTS, SHOES, Ae.

TRUNKS .s1o"sl.. saa'sls' BAG. W
6RIP-sACKs.
LARGE STOCK AND Low PRICES.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

The first attempt to commit suicide
on the elevated railroad i'll this city was
made a few days ago by young woman
who threw herself from a station plat
form in front of an approaching
train In the large cities of the world
the high places accessible to the public
have come to be utilized for the pur-
pose of suicide. Many persons bent on
self-destruction have leaped from the
parapet of the High Bridge acqueduct
across the Harlem River, aud have been
killed by the fall of over a hundred
feet. Superstitious laborers engaged
about the pumpin g-house have told
stories Of phantom shapes fitting along
the capstones of the masonry on moon
light nights, or ascending the flights of
stairs without stepping and it is told
of one of the men that though his work
ing hours ceased at two o'clock in the
morning, he would never cross the
bridge to his home till after daylight.
Since a drunken man leaped from above
the keystone of the central arch, and
lived to resume his occupation of fish
ing from the neighboring wharf, which
exploit has been followed by descents
in safety by two or three venturous per-
sons, the place has been abandoned for
purposes of suicide, as offering, perhaps
too many chances of failure. After the
BROOKLYN Bridge shall have been com
pleted. it will, unless closely watched
by guards, offer facilities for suicide
which can not fail to attract those who
may be tired of life.-Hnper'S Weekly
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
MARYLAND NOTES.

The demolition of the old Jail a
} Easton Is In progress, and the prisoner
have been transferred to a private hous,
rented for temporary place of confne
ment.
The contract for carrying the mails
! between Baltimore and Queenstown by
the Chester river steamboat company is
to be abandoned on the 1st Of July.
much to the dissatisfaction of the peo-
pie in the lower part of Queen Anne's
county.
A meeting of the IIagerstown Bar has
been held to initiate steps for replacing
the dilapidated tombstone with a suit.
able monument on the grave of Judge
John Buchanan, the distinguished
Mary land jurist, in the cemetery on the
Potomac at Williamsport.
1t is understood that the commits
sioners of Baltimore county have con
tracted with Mr.. Charles 7. Holloway
to furnish six chemical engines for the
use of the "Belt."
William GLADDEN., of Chrome Hill,
Hartford county counted 2l7 strawber-
lies growing upon single plant in his
garden.
Four vessels have been launched from
the Cambridge shipyards this season,
the last one being a schooner for Mr.. II.
Wright.
The Maryland Steamboat Company
has purchased land on the east side of
the Choptank, at Denton bridge, for the
purpose of building new wharf.
q. w. w. Haddaway, editor of the
st. Michaers Comet, won the prize-a
gold badge-at the recent shooting
match at Easton. Ho killed seventeen
fired the other one was also killed, but
it fell out of bounds, and did not count.
The Cecil Democrat describes the fire
engine house in Elkton as dilapidated
hog pen, and the fire apparatus as good
for-nothing machines
The Elkton gas works are dilapidated,
requiring two thousand dollars fer re
pairs. and the finances so reduced that
the company cannot afford the expendi-
ture. Darkness is threatened unless
more consumers are forthcoming.
Tobacco planting in Southern Mary
land was prosecuted vigorously during
the past week, as there was an abund
ance OF plants in fine condition for
planting.
The new canning factories in West
Minister have commenced operations; ;
that of b. f. Shriver a Co. (which en-
ploys 215 persons), and that Of Joshua
Yingling * Go.
Deals Island camp meeting Will com
mence August 5.
The commissioners of Baltimore
county have contracted with Mr.. G. L.
Holloway, of baltimore city, to estab
lish fire department in the belt and
operate it for six months.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
The HighMar Cnm-

ZEE hue Of her hide was dusly brown.
.a % s:sssied an aP ga and G The sesa o,,ss -s slls
NJ W. b heen % vision aud long Of limb.
Az An homan nose and a short stump tail
aug ribs like the hoops Of homemade nail
"say q mark did her body bear
o. ae llad been target for all things known
~ 4! many scar the dusky hair
0ulu grow no more where it once had
as1yy aas9yy passionate, parting shot
'''t lelt upon her a lasting spot
'SSlly and many well-aimed stone
Al 5Iany brlckbat Of goodly size.
'''lyl u. many cudgel swiftly thrown.
~ i~ ial Drought The tears 10 her loving ewes
WI ~ bounded off from her bony back
3''H a noise like the sound Of a rifle crack
'fllly day had she passed in the pound
NJ NJ, elplng herself to her neighbor's corn
ny ny eoWardly cur and hound
Ma, ,~' 'eeh transixed ON her crumpled horn
Iis1y liasy a teapot and old pail
iA"u ue farmer boys tied TO her time-,yor,,
9fiT fTLD Deacon Gray was pious man,
WI uSh sometimes tempted to be profane
"Teh ~ many weary mile he ran
Il ~ uIlve her out Of his growing grain
ltt,'l n, were the pranks she used to plav
- ~ her fill and to get away.
IN n Ahew when the deacon went to town.
n Nv ao,y wisely watched him when he went bv;
liver passed her without a frown
d ',.t ,, ~ eVll glance from each angry eve
n ~ would crack his whip in surly way
14u uilye along in his "one-hoss shay
hsen = a. At his homestead she loved 10 cali.
z 1tlng his bars with crupled horn;
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

The Winchester Armory, New Haven,
Conn, declined an order for 50,000,000
cartridges from Turkey until satisfac
tory security should be offered.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
WARRANTED FOR "a YEARS

I No w TEH III LEV
To CURE Group. Srasms, Diarrhpa Dyscntcry and
Sea Sickness taken internally and GUARANTEED
perfectly harmless also externally, cuts, Bruises.
Chronic Rhcumatism Old Sores, Pains in the limbs,
back and chest. Such remedy IS DR. Tobias
VENETIAN LINIMENT.
No once try ing it viii ever be without II;
over GOO PMS scians use 1t.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

Philadelphia is reported to have a
hundred new factories in course of
erection,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

II the steadily increasing power and popular
ity of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
THE MARKETS.

BEST TRUSS ever used descriptive circulars tree.
Y. ELAsrIc TnCas co. 683 BroadMay. n. y.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
w. 3. WADDY,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEW Spring Styles Boots and Shoes. The
~ Largest, Best Selected and Cheapest
Stock of Boots and Shoes ever offered in this
market
Every man ought to consider where he can
get the most value for his money. A penny
saved is a penny earned. All we ask our
friends and patrons is to favor us with a call,
and and convince themselves of the fact that we
We are resolved to sell our goods at 80
vref4 that the neeple Must Buy, .,
ways Seasonable.
4 failure to examine our Stock is an oppor-a
We can make II to your interest to trade with
us
Our goods are bought from First Hands
saving double profit and giving our Custo-
mers the benefit
Country Merchants will find it to thar adj
vantage to examine our Stock from which
equally good selections can be made at prices
that Will compare favorably with those of the
Northern Cities.
Ladies' Pebble Goat But BITS 81 25 to So 90
" French Kid 60 " 25 to 4 so
Last Foxed " " 25 to 3 90
Polish " / 90 to 90
A." IS to l so
Sinners in great variety 25 to 90
Mems Calf Boots 80 to 90
Coarse Shoes (Solid) 80 to l so
Calf " All Prices
Misses Boots 90 to / so
Children's Boots 10 to / SO
W. b. WADDEY,
ITO King Street, Alexandria, Va.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

Aef hue Of her hide was dusiy brown.
l Lev tcfiv vi lean and her fafst sVaie .is...
f.srn turffed UP and the other turned 1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-08-05

$500 for discretionary premiums Tor best bee hives
5 and honey.
Committee-Wm. Higgins and wife st. Johnsbury,
Joshua Bems and wife Lyndon Cloud Harvey and
wife Barnet.
0 Written statement of making and refining sugar
o must be furnished the committee 10y applicant.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-08-05
Call at Mrs. FIeetwOOd's

on Eastern Avenue. and examine her new stock Of
rich Millinery goods Just purchased in New
York. 42tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-08-05
CALEDONIA COUNTY FAIR, 1881.

The Thirty fourth annual Fair of the Caledonia Agr-
cultural Society ciH be held the Fair Grounds,
81. Johnsbary Sept. 20, 81 and -, 1881.
OFFICERS THE SOCIETY.
President-Asa $. Livingston, st. Johnsbury.
Vice PreSidents-Cloud Harvey, Barnet, !. H. Hail,
Lyndon.
Secretary l. W. sanborn, Lyndonville n
assistant SecretdreS-M NJ. johnson, u D. BRAN
ard, H. X. Idle, E. L. Hovey.
TTeasurer-C. NJ. Stone, st. Johnsbury.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Barnet-James Roy, Peter Lindsay, VIM. Roy,
Moses GiflIau b. 5. Dow, VIM. Adams, J. p Miller.
Burke T. A. Humphrey, A c. Farmer, Asahel
Bundy, C. W. Woodruff, VIM Belden Willard Bun
dy.
f. L. Clark.
Concord-A X Qumby, Hubbard Hastings, sulli-
van Ranney, A. Cheney.
Danvile-Chas. Wilson, iona. Batchelder, j. g.
Varnum. VIM. Russeow, +. Palmer, c. l. Morrill,, NJ
J. Morse, Moses Currier, Frank Stocker
Groton-George Davis, Hosea WEIGH John Orr }.
Morrison
Greensboro-G n Drury, J. b. Cook
IIardwick-W. d. Bronson, Frank A. Fay, W. H.
Bailey, L. D. Hyde.
Ly8don~Joshua Bemis, c. d. Bigelow, p. B.
Graves, VIM. p. Houghton, w. A. Bemis, A o. Har-
ris A. o. Bemis, Joel Sanborn, c. ID. Hubbard
Newark-O. c. Woodruff l.. b. Hall, j. II. Cheney
Peacham-W.V V. McLachn, VIM. H. Lynds, Hiram
Moody, james Esden.
Rvcgate-M r. GRAY J. F. Nelson, James Nelson
St. JoInsbury Higgins, II. NJ. Knapp, H. G.
Wood, r. G. Fletcher, n. NJ. johnson, Z. p Allen, j
g. IIovcy l.. p. Cheney f. H. Stone, AFRO Starks, D.
ID. Miller, w. b. johnson.
Shciiield-S. e. Otis, c. Simpson, w. Brown, W al
ter Chase Salma Davis, II. w. Buchanan.
Stannard-A. Weed, Joseph Clark. .
Sutton-H. A. Blake, y. X. Campbell, A. H. Ball
B. NJ. X. Wiley, ID. ). Frost. 1890
Watcrford-E. A. Parks, c. l.. Dawson, Willard
Kinney Geo. II. Barker, w. NJ HOvey, Willard Hill
L. s. Freeman, ). ). Stoddard, ). j. Hastings.
Walden-E. f. Osgood, John Whitcher, Put j
JennisOn, G. j. Bell
Wheclock Charles Rogers w. II. Davis, }. q
Gray, Thomas Chandler.
OFFICERS OF THE FAIR.
chief Marshal-Col. VIM. NJ Dole
P0Iice-H. f. Randall, Cyrus Sargent, II. {. Kin
ney, John Ryan, Danl +. Grout.
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENTs.
Floral Hahn. NJ. Johnson Mechanics Hail.
Fruits and Vegetables n j. Pike, l.. b. Flint CdHt
and Sheep-J. G. Hovcy, w. b. johnson. Horses
w s. Hastings Scine James Trefren. Poultry
{. 5. Hastings.
SPECIAL SUPERINTENDENTS.
HOrses-E A. Parks; cattle Higgins; SheeJ
L. +. Cheney Mechanics HAIL.. c. Higgins
Floral HAHN. NJ Johnson whom the Judges i'll the
several departments will recognize the proper off
GERS assist them i'll their preparatory work and de
hberatiOns
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-08-05

Best grade yearling buck, 90
ID 90
Best grade buck lamb, 90
ID l 90
Best five grade ewes, 3 90
ID > 90
Best three or grade yearling ewes, 90
ID , 90
Best three or more grade eve lambs, 3 90
ID 90
Best pen of fat sheep of any breed not less than
five, 3 90
ID 90
3D. | 90
Committees. j. Hastings Waterford II. c. Wood
st. Johnsbury, w. b. Godding Burke, w. d. Bronson
Hnr1l, inl NI,, I,-ul
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-08-05

COmmIttee-.JameS lrefran Lyndon, j. u higgins
st. Johnsbury r. 5. Pierce Burke, j. p Foster Bar
net, a. X. Quimby Concord.
POULTRY.
$4,000 in the committees hands for discretionary
premiums
Commttee-H. J. Carrck st. Johnsbury, b. NJ
Brown Barnet, Harvey Burbank Danville y. .. Be
mis- Lyndon, Geo. r. Crosby st. JOhnshury.
Exhibition coops can be rented mt p cents each
ON auplicatiOu to the SUPERINTENDENT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-08-05
PATENTS.
r.. H. + ID u Y

No 70 State Street opposite Knby Street Boston,
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Great Britain, France and other foreign countries.
Copies OF the claims of any Patent furnished by
renting one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No agency in the United States pos
superior facilities for obtaining Patents
GcertdifiiHg the patentGbiity Of iIUentOnS. II. IL.
EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
TESTIM ONIALs.
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official intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ person trust
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Patents
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-08-05
Village and Farm Property For Sale

House and lot formerly owned by a W Wheat
liz at corner of fremont and suffolk St8.-goud
barn and running wetcr..
House in Snmmervillr formerly owned by Geo.
" Hurlbutt AT corner Of Portland and River Sts.
The above property il IN first class condition and
will be sold on reasonable terms. Enquire at
PASSUMPSIC SAVINGS BANK.
April 3 Ig2l 4gtf
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Nav l1.-Cotton quiet: sales, 42S
bales; uphnds, 10 7.l6c.: Orleans, 10 Il l6c.
consolidated net receipts, D 547 bales; eIpOrts-t0
Great Britain, 1922 bales to the Continent, .46S
bales Flour southern steady and quiet: common
10 fair extra, 81 10 1929 good 10 choice extra,
as 3O6$7. Wheat opened rather easy and closed
Lake, better moderate export and fairly active
speculative business: ungraded red, Sl.2l@Sl.26.
corn heavy ard s1Ac lover aud moderate trade.
closing frmer; uugrsdcd 54M62s'. Oats shade
stronger on cash; options du ana weak No. s.;
45KH45Xc, Hops unchanged. Coffee quiet and
unchanged. Sugar strong; business restricted 10y
hrmnes Of holders fair to good refining. ia nc:
prime. 7Ac.: refined hieher aud In good demand !;
standard a. 94c. MoasseS higher ana decidedly ac-
tive Cuba, 10 arrive quoted al 31set SOC. Ter hitS
test Rice UNCHANGED and qIiet Eosl1 hr, W. az
S1.S5asl90. Turpentine firm at 3e'4a39c. Wool
In buyer's favor and dun; domestic feec-, BIO
45c.; pulled, 20@3sc unwashed, l2a3Oc. :
texas. 14d26c. PorK dun. heavy. aud lower az
SI6. Micdes duh. weak and nominal; ions eli ar,
s[c. short. 9'sc. long aud short. 9sc Lard
heavy decidedly lower and firly active; closed al
$IO.9O@slI.l5. freights steady and quiet.
BALTIMORE.
RALTIMoRE. MAY lI.-FlOur frn; IiOward-Street
and western superhne. S3.25Ms3.75: extra, SAC
50: family. s5.Z5o sS3 CITY Mills superdne.
$S50@i4; extra, s4:25@s5; family, s6-5Q@
southern red. @I.24G 81 81; amber; si.2s@si;sl
No western winter req, sIot' s1.2S4s Sc, AZ
SI.l51@sl.157s; August Sll2s@fl l2t. Corn
southern higher; western quiet and easy southern
INNER Mess pOrk-Ord, SIS; new, fl9. Bulk
meats-LoOSe Shoulders and clear-rio sides, none
Offering; packed. "a and 9,ic Bacon--Shonlders,
ne: clear. rib sides, l0sc.; hams, llGl2c Lard
Refined. IKE. Coffee quiet and steady RIO car
goes ordinary to fair. 9an nc. sugar hgner
A soft, 94c. Whisky dull al Sl.lO. freighIs duiI'
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Nav l1.-flour firm: family, s5G
Ah2O Wheat weaker; No. z red winter, fl.lOtg
ALL Corn dull and lower al 47c. oats Drlner AT
fOc Pork firm at sl7.25. Lard easy at *Io.bO@
SIO75 Bulk.meats firmer; shoulders, 20 % mo-
As 40. Bacon scarce, firm, and unchanged. WINS
kew quiet at sI.06. Sugar nrm aud unchanged
Hogs steady. ,,,o,u
louisville, May l1.-flour steady: extra, asa
1925: choice 10 fancy, $5.7j@i6.50. Wheat dull
AZ a ,OS. Corn easier. Oats IN faIr demand al
52Ec Pork steady atslS. Buk.meats steady aud
fjrm; shoulders. So rios, $500: sides, ~ 20.
R,rou firm: shoulders. $50; clear rtb. se.4O
SIDES. 80 eJ; hams-suf ar. cured, sllGSll.oO'
Whiskey steady AT 81 .O6.
ST. LOUIS.
ut. Louis, May l1.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull aud lower; No. 2 red fall 81 O94q
ki.09. cash. sl.O7@SLD74 June. Corn lower
i3kai3te cash. llG42c. July. Oats lower: 81 I
6ua7Isc cash. 96Ac. June. Whiskey steady al LOS.
Pors dull aud lower al sl7. Lard nominally lower.
i,uIk .naais dull aud unchanged. Bacon qnet
shonlder,, $3.50 rib, 10 20ss9 "a; sides,s9 4t@
10 90
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COngress-speciaI SEES
sion of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, May II, 1881.

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1881.
MIR. Kellogg called up the resolution
offered by him some days ago calling on the
heads Of the executive departments for the
names OF the clerks and employees employed
in their respective departments and other
information relative thereto.
Mr. Brown offered an amendment calling
for additional information a. to whether
such clerks and employees are white or coli
ored.
The resolution and amendment were laid
over for future action.
Mr.. McDll offered resolution that here.
after the official register OF the United
States shall contain in addition to the statis-
ties required by section $40 Of the Revised
Statutes information as TO the congressional
district from which each officer. clerk, and
emplOye in the service of the United states
is appointed, and the date OF his appoint
nent. Laid over for future action.
The Senate then, at 1910, on motion OF
Mr.. Dawes, went into executive session.