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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02

Lisle Berlin Gloves. .13c
Real Gauze Lisle, two full elastics. ....... 2Oc
Real Gauze Fine Lisle, Lace Top. nc
The Best Kid Gloves, Alexander" three but.
ton, CSC. q pair each pair warranted
A box Of Fine Perfumed Glove Powder
given with every pair OF Gloves.
Full assortment of New Spring Shades.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02

DRESBYTERIAN MEMORIAL MISSION
L Chapel, South Queen Street-Rev. J. c.
Hume pastor Evening service at N. Sun
day school ~ p I'D. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at ~.
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5E.tGEI.EkS' GGGDE
4 ANCA@I EN AND MiLLkKsVILLE X.

IL Cars run follows:
Leave Lancaster tP. X. Depot), ut !, 9, an
1l:3O T. m, and 9, T.. and $40 p. m, except on
Saturday, when the last cur leaves Mt 9:jO p. IN
Leave Miilersville (lOwer end) at 5, ., and
=. NJ, and !, 3, sand p. III.
Cars run 'liily on above time except on SUN
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ohNtkAGE-LkCfUBE BY GENERAL COLSTON-
REV. T.. DODSON-OBTUARY- PERSONALS.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch
MARCH :, 1891,
\ committee Of the Council (MeSssrS. Tai
boi, Coleman, and Estes has under con-
'dera,i0n tue question OF sewerage. II is
proposed by DR.. 4. w. Keen, heaih-officer,
70 establish for the present one sewer,
which shall be patty OF terra. Gotta piping
anu partly OF plank, and will cost about
s91OV. Where shall be the lower terminus
OF lie sewer l. one Of the questions pertain
ing 10 the subject Of sewerage.
The committee Of Romun Eagle Lodge OF
Masons REV. &. W. Dame, Rev. j. T.. H..
Holmes, Major A. VI. Wheeler. Mr. j. L..
Iyack, Professor j. Il. AveretD have al
ranged with General C0lstOn (whO has been
here) for lecture on Thursday night.
These lectures are TO be free TO the MEM
bers Of the Lodge, and at almost nominal
charges for Others. An arrangement for
Inc good OF the public.
Rev. Elias Dodson preached at the Bap.
vs. church yesterday morning and evening.
Yesterday morning he said "The in6del
objects that the Bible is book OF blood.
~ Is book Of blood, but without the she'd
nihg OF blood there Is no remission OF SIM"
AZ night he spoke about the "wrath OF
noo," and towards the close OF the sermon
ne detained the larger part OF translation
OF The hymn Dies irde, Dies M1." Odd
you know there was translation OF that
bymn by General Dix y
=, The funeral services Of the late Elisha r.
heen took place yesterday evening from the
"A'h.street Methodist church. Rev. MI
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! Lamheih hal the a,rlstance of Row. Mr..

Lambeth had the assistance of Rev. Mr..
Tiilett IN The conduct Of the services. Mr..
Keen died on Saturday morning. The
grief.s,ricken mother has the sympathy
Of all our people. Just recently she was
called upon 10 attend the funeral Of her
son The late John T. Keen. and previous TO
that she had within no long period lost her
husband and two grown sons.
Miss Nena.C baplin, daughter OF Rev. Dr.
{. &. Chaplin. Of Texas, Is now here on
wish 10 the family OF her uncle, Mr.. i. II.
Law. Miss Sue ExalI, OF this city, who has
been for about wear on visit TO the faml-
ly Of DR.. Chaplin. her brotberin.law. has
concluded TO sojoun awhile longer in
Texas.
Mr.. Hugh George. OF the Bcrger-Store
n.ighh0rhood, has made name for himself
as mincralogist. He is called the pioneer
minersloeist OF this county. Years ago be
declared that there was an abundance OF
iron in all that region OF country around
Putsvilip, IN Ibis county. Then his asser-
tons were received with an incredulous
smile or rough Joke. Mr.. George long
ago told Colonel Isaac Watson. II that sec
ton. that his lands were rich in gold.
" Yes" said Colonel Watson, rich in the
gold which my erass-lands and my tobacco
hills NAV WELD me-" AT that time, he
lieye, Mr.. George did cot profess to dis
cover where any mineral was 10y the appii-
cation Of any teachings OF science, but 10 do
so by intuiIion->ome said after the fashion
OF the water-witches," the men who pro-
Tess 10 find wh,re water Isl y the tinss
and tufningS OF pcach-tree switch.
Pleasant weather this morning.
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failed TO reach there before adjournment.
u viii 20 In tomorrow.
GENERAL MALONE ~ SWORN IN AND TAKES
ms SEAT IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON. March t. Immediately
after the reading Of ibe Journal, Senator.
elect Mshone, OF Virginia, escorted by his
colleague, Senator Johnston, advanced to
The Vice. Presidents desk and was sworn
in, subscribing To rhe modified Oath. He
took his seat upon the Republican side, IN
the rear row, next 10 Senator Mitchell, OF
Pennsylyania.
On motion OF Senator Pendleton. Of Ohio,
the Senate. at 1915, adjourned till II O'Clock
Tomorrow.
CAUCUS or REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S.
WAsHIXGTOS, March 7.-The Republican
senators held q caucus This afternoon 10
take action in relation TO The organization Of
the Senate. There was a unanimous Oppo-
.tion to organizing until the existing Va
cancies can be tiled. The clucu, adjourned
10 avail, the action OF the Democrats.
THE DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S DECIDE TO Or
CAME.
WASHINGTON, March THE Democratic
senators also held a caucus this afternoon,
and decided to organize immediately.
THE NEW CABINET.
WASHINGTON. March with the eXcep-
tlOn Of Hon. Robert 4. Lincoln the new
Cabinet qualified to-day.
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PETERSBURG.

xylpENcEs OF AN EXTENSIVE RENlVAL--Apn
Mons TO THg cHuRCHES--f PIGEON SHOOTING
y,Tcu AT TlJs FAIR GROUNDS; RICHMOND
y,,Ts PORTSMOUTH SUDDEN DEATH ON THE
sreygT-ORGANfZING 1uE PROHIBITION
,,,vrNgNT-CAPTURE OF ALLEGED THIEVES,
rr',respondence Of The Richmond Dlsps'ch,I
MARCH :, 1881.
a. an evidence Of the religious revival
IN n,opresS in our community, IL may
~. ,,,cn,ioncd that fourteen members were
."iyc1 into the WaShington-Street Me-
S.,is, Episcopal church yesterday; three
,.,> market. street church, and one into
,r,lcv church. The nightly services at
w. w,shipgion.S'rce church will be c0E-
,t'N Wv ,l,rouch this The fifth week ~ their
u"" ',rc.s DR.. Edwards will commence
49, of meetings al the Market-Slreet
IN to.ni.,hf. to be continued as long a.
Gnu, i shown IN them. 1t j. believed
., o,ilcpcc> point 10 a great revival IN
''' ., ,nj6.t. the beginning OF which has only
80 sccn. The Lentcn services at The
v,,,r,l churches have thus far been
IT. attended. Al the hsrst Baptist
''s,,h the right hand Of fellowship was
'"..'',so6 to eight new members, and 10 one
cav CIV. member at The BvInc-Sireet church.
N' ,i,con.maich al The FAIRGROUNDS in
nv today between McSSr>. w. I.
,,s,''1reG. Of Richmond, and J. &. Holiday,
M'n,,.moutb. resulted aS follows: Mitch
'i ~. U,bday. Il. Maximum number Of
~. n Purse. 500. The shooting was
,I.,,n n II O'Clock and ended ut 1890.
C,rl9in Charles II. Epps, # the Il chmond
notice. acted as umpire
NJ CHARTS Arnold. a very worthy young
..,.,ro while passing along Guarantee
',r..t 70 IN, dinner tins afternoon about
l.r,.ck. fcll TO The pav, mcui and almost IN
',o,ly expired. He had just been trimming
mo frui'.irtc, m the Heighhorhood Death
T.. .nppo.ed 10 have been caused by heart
disease. ,...;..;
,,t-ioe, definite form and organization. The
r,.,,in, held Yesterday afternoon al TEN
,'.r.uce Hall Wa> largely attended by ladies'
4pl ,eollcmen. and there were several al
disc. \ c1mmtlCe OF seven was 1D-
T,;,fed. consisting II Rev. DR.. Eaton. Or.
I,nn H. Hartman, II. ". Sigeins, Russell
rIc. q. VI. +. BcS>, William Rus en-. and
"a n. Harris. 10 consider the subject OF
rrobibitiou and 10 organize the III, ms OF
,robibrion for active WORK. This commit
,'e.uis ,qutnlly met wifi a similar ono APP
r,,.ni,d by the Council Of Friend, # Tenn
iers0cr. and organized 10y The election Of
If.,I,. with DR.. Eaton IL president. Ncan-
while ihe prohibition Tcliliou. are beirg
circulated and receiving signatures.
Ofccr, BlankcnShip ard Perkiu>on. 81
oi.r rohcr. made a raid on the house Il
WAN Mason and John Mason (cOlored}. in
Chesterfield county. to-day. and found
considerable quanuy Of supposed >talen
goods II different kinds. The two men
f,,bcr and >on-wcrc arrested and brought
10 ihc jai m thi, city. Que OF them was
wDippfd here last week for larceny.
ROBIN ADAIE.
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a North Carolina COIOred Legislator
In Trouble.

RALEIGH, March THE Committee OF
Investigation in the North Carolina House
of Repre- senlatives. composed OF three Dem
ocras and two white Republicans, to-day
reported unanimously, after a long invcsti-
CATION. that Watson (colOredl. Republican
member from Edgecombe, obtained from
the clerk Of the House q certificate Of per
diem in favor OF John NewaIl (cOlor6 d.,
Republican member from Baden, and
forged Ncwalfs name upon the war
rant upon which the money was
obtained from the State Treasury. New
all discovered on the 18Th NJ February
that the records showed payment on his
per diem up TO date later than he himself
had eceived. He spoke about the matter,
and little page, misunderstanding The case.
subsequently asked him ii he had found
money. Newall thereupOn took the page
aside and threatened that il he did not re-
turn the money he should 90 TO the peni-
tentilry. Being alarmed, the page drew
some Of his own money and gave It
to Newall and then told the doorkccpcr,
whcreupOn an investigation was ordered.
The page was shown 10 have been entirely
innocent OF any connection with the money,
and the committee traced the forgery TO
Watson, The member from Edgecombc.
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IYNCHRURG.

A WOMAN SEVERELY HURT on THE MIDLAND
RAUROAD-IHE SHENANDOAH RAILROAD
CoNTRACT WITH TIE CONSTRUCTION COMPA-
NY-SFEylCES SrTpAY-EEVENCE AND TO-
E,CCO sTATlSTIC>--NURDEB TRIAL-JAIL DE-
LIVERY.
Correspondence Il the Richmond Dispaich.l
MARCH :. 1881.
An old colOred woman. named Lima Max,
was run into by the lightning express, on
the Virginia Midland railroad, on Saturday,
i'm the vicinity Of the Orange bridge, and
one Of her J, g, LrOken. She sustained other
severe injuries, but i not thought TO be IA
tails hurt. No bllmc * attached to The en-
giueer Of the train, who whistled DOWN
brCak>" ~ soon as he saw The woman on
the track, and made every effort, though
without avail, to save her.
The president OF the Shenandoah Valley
Construction Company, Mr.. +. |. kimball,
and Mr.. II. Il. Tyler, also OF Philadelphia,
ale on tour OF inspection Of the Atlantic,
Mississippi aud ONO railroad to-day in COM
pany with Major Fink. The Shenandoah
VALLEY Construction Company, it is stated,
j. about 10 contract with one OF the iron
and steel manufacturing companies Of the
cts for the manufacture Of 4 large quantity
OF railroad fa>tcningS, such as spikes, fish.
bars. frogs, &c. Tbs prospective contract
encourages our people with the hope that
this city may derive substantial benefits
from The construction Of the Shenandoah
Valley railroad.
The sales Of loose tobacco for the week
ending Saturday amounted TO jj3, 040
pounds. There were no inspections Of
hog,hcads last week.
The splendid weather OF Yesterday
brought out large congregations in the
churches. The services Were conducted by
the regular pastors, except that ct The First
Pre,byteiian church. Rev. Mr.. Shanks
preached for Dr. Hall. The communion
W., administered at most OF the churches.
The collections Of Intcrnal-r, venue for
the past week amounted to 39,3S3 %.
Tee collections for the month Of February
aggregated SljG,7l9 So.
The Hill city Guard, Captain John Curle,
ha> returned from Washington, having par.
ticlp1fed 10 the inaugural services Of Prcsi-
dent Garfield.
The trial Of James McRichard>On fcol.
oYcll charged with the murder OF George
Brooks white, will be taken up to-day in
tie Corporation Court. The case il very
peculiar one, and rs able counsel have been
employed the trial will be OF unusual in
tcie,t.
LyuchbuIg i rejoicing in the claim Of
having produced another great man-ihiS
time lhe distinguished progeny Is Mr. Will
liam II. Thompson, engineer Of the Rich
mond alnsbou,e, related TO some vi our
most esteemed citizens. and already di>lin-
sui.hed for variOas valuable inventions.
CA SUNDAY evening, just before dark, four
prisoners escaped from he jail Of Campbell
county by overcoming the assistant iaior
Nh John Witbefs. The names Of The iugl-
tive, are Estes Tucker, Robert Williams,
Ed. Williams atlas Brown, and Charles
Clark. al negroes, and all confined for
hou-ebre,king. one OF them, Ed. Williams,
had had hi. trial and been sentenced TO six
years in The penitentdry. They are all at
laIgt. and nothing has been heard Of them.
Mr.. Wilher, was roughly handled 10y them,
ana va, locked in a cell. TELEPHONE.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ACCOMAC COURTHOUSE. VA
Insane Asylum Burned.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM TEERlBLE DISASTER
At DANYIILE, PENN.-HCw Tue INMATES
WE'RE SAVED.
DANyHLE, Penn, March G.-The main
building Of the State Hospital for the in
sane. near Ibis place, caught tire last night
in an unoCcupied ward IN the east wing,
which was being reprinted. Before assist
ance arrived the whole wing and the main
busdin. were destroyed, a portion Of The
latter being blown up for the purpose OF
saving the west wing. Az 6 \. VI. to-day
the fire vas thought to he under control,
hut since then ii broke out again, and tins
afternoon reached the west wing.
About $40 patients were in The institu-
ton, all If whom were removed, without
confusion or loss of life, 10 detached build
ing> in the rear OF the main building. At
the time the fire was discovered the inmates
were in the hospital chapel AT evening SER
vice. and this flct made it comparatively
easy to keep them under control. The
most OF them will have to be distributed TO
The other State institutions until some ar
rangcmcnls can be made for their care here.
The building was in process Of erection
for about eleven years, and was only com
plcted last year, costing the State about
5000, 600. 1t was a substantial structure,
built OF stone; Lilo front, win GENRE
building and three sections on either side,
covering an area OF one and three.quar;er
acres. he fire showed 4 faulty c0nstruc-
ton Of the building in not having Prevails
above the roof between the different see
tiOnS, a. the fire spread nearly the length OF
the structure along the roof. The origin OF
the fire is not known. There is an insurance
Of about S2j0,000 on the hospital and turni-
ture.
This afternoon the iii men succeeded in
saving portion OF the west wing, consist
ing OF eight or ten wards, and several OF the
male patients have been taken back to It.
The attaches OF the hospital made no at
tempt to fight the fire, but devoted all their
energies TO removing tue patients-sOme OF
whom became intensely excited, and were
removed with great difficulty. They evi-
IDENTIFY considered the fire a great treat.
Several OF the inmates are known 10 have
escaped from the keepers. One has been
found at Bloomsbury, twelve miles distant.
Several patients were taken away to-day by
friends, and it is expected that others will
lie called for tomorrow. Several steamers
were still playing on the ruins early this
evening, which have been visited by thou
sands Of people from the surrounding
country.
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National Guard Association.

PHILADELPHIA. March THE delegates
to the Convention Of the National Guard
Association OF the United States convened
here this morning. TIE Convention was
called to order by the president. General
George W. Wingate, OF New YORK. An
amendment To- The constitution = adopted
relative 10 the manner in which the revenue
OF the Association is to be derived. The
following resolution, offered by Maio Wet.
more, OF New York. was also adopted
RcSOired, That the corresponding secre-
tarv shall two months before the cOnyenlug
Of the Convention forward a circular 10 the
acknowledgements Of the several STATES re-
auesting that report be made 10 the COnven-
ton in the following particulars in relation
to the National Guard OF his state or Terri
tory: What changes, ii any, have taken
place therein during the year namely, the
strength, equipment, and discipline; in
siructlOn,; camps, ii any have been held
their management; proportion OF troops
present, and other matters OF interest or
Suggestions to the Convention.
After the adoption OF resolution request
ing delegates TO appear at The sessions Of the
Convention in the uniform OF their rank,
the Convention took recess.
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the Beers escort after they reached the Free
State. DR.. Barber was killed, and Dr..
Dyas wounded. The affair was similar to
the murder OF Captain Elliott.
Scotland.
THE Snow STORM ABATED--sHIPwRgCg AND
GREAT LOSS or LIFE on THE COAST.
losD0N, March 7.-The snow.storm In
Scotland has now ablted. but 1t will he
some days before railway communication is
restored. About nine vessels have been losi
on the Aberdeenshire coast and about one
hundred persons drowned. The ship
Beurhydding. from Calcutta 10 Dundee. has
been wrecked near Aberdeen, aud thirty
persons drowned. Two or three small ves.
sells have been lost, with all hands, on the
coast OF Northumberland
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK March THE PoSt'S financial article
says: The week opened in Wall street win ne con-
ident opinion all sides That the money market Is
10 be easy. This opinion J. founded 90 The BELIEF
that the new SecIc AIRY OF the Treasury VIII err
rather on the stCc of pansion than the reverse.
The report that Mr. Window received The supp r.
of tx. Secretary Sherman for the p,sil y ~ fhr
chief officer OF HE Treasury J., construed rs an
indication that ne p3a s 81 e me d Urea,
has been. As the ncent disturbance in
the Stock Exchange markets was caused bN the
money stIingency and the tear OF II, continuance,
u Is natural tina. when that IS removed There
Should be a ehange In the course Of price,, which
are dependent 10 a lorge extent On the money mar
ket. Accordingly to-day Lhr stock Exchange mar
keiS are strOns. United States bonds are unchanged
In price Railroad bonds are ar perc nj. higher
stocks are gM3 per cent. higner man al me close
on saturday. The strongest ST. ck> ait the SCUM
aud Southwestern shares the coal >hare'' ana
The Telegraph shares. the Trunk line stocks
and those Of roads IN ne Norm ana W.T.
ern States wee n times rong. although
IL Is well known that the severe storms Of
the winter have very much rec uctd The e,'mlt's OF
the earnings Of these roads. The market for foreign
exchange Is quiet ana fairly STEADY AT an ddial &c
of half 4 cent pound sterling. The new posted
rates tor prime bankers sitr lug bil, are +Nl hhl
iSi. The actual rates are ieoliH ~ and / - an
1Si. Prime commercial bills are 479h4I9t IN
the money market per cent. = he iulhg rhit I"r
call loans on stocks. and 8M4 Der cent. i TIE quola-
ton on Uni cd Stales bonds. Time loans are down
To- IA ) per cent. Prime mercantile paper IS " D
the following quo ations were current today
" eslFTN mon, Ib'z Nth i'lN Nl''l'' .
I4St: Lake shore 1881: Michigan Central.
Il2i; New YORK, Lake Ere and Wr'iern. i9s ;
do. seconds, 1904; Delaware Lachawinna ana
Western. I2o: Sew Jersey Central. los; Dcil-
ware ard Hudson, ia; Beading, S.; NORTH
western. i23a; -. Pau. ll09; WABASH ana -
cfc. A.; do. preferre4. s9i. Cnou Pacific
l23S; NJ, K.andT. 4G; HmnUai and -. Joatrh,
jS4; TO- pref rrcd. lOja; =. LOUIS ana
Iron Mountain. 6lh; emo and MISSISSIPPI, 40;
Pacific Mail. IS: &. =. ana l. g., Pa: Northern
Pacific com, SOC j03; Noflh.rn P-c'hc' prefer,
red, Y5i.: Central Pacific. ~Git (ht~dit All ind
ohio 2I%; Loui- Vile and Na,hyi le. - \a-hNi 'lr
aud Chatianooga. 9li Ontario and Nts,'rn. - !;
Manhattan Eleyates. 400; IlhnIi5 Central I''t /;
Quincy. lG6aG lG7. 3. D-nScr aud Rl' "I'hur,
iOeS; -. Paul ana Omaha. 49,: = Fiui ana
Omaha preferred. 1902: { g., {. iLd j., "b.. re
and Wr-ieru, 56is: Chicago. - lohi- ann NV
Orl,an, Ga; Cot. Goa. 81; ONO trut1'' go
Texas Paclfc. JS.: TcXa, Pacific ana l., t." 0o'i.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 7.-Nirgi-ia -, "i'' 80
cnnsols ST. Second ,orit>. 81: past due c'uI on ,,
g3i. new lU-iJs, 80; 10 10, coupon, -. bid
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Return OF New York Military from
New Orleans.

New YORK, March THE detachment OF
the Seveny.irst regiment which attended
the MaTd-Gras festivities at New Orleans
arrived at the Liberiy-Strcet ferry ut 1880
this morning. They were expected at 10
O'Clock, but owing to some delay did not
arrive on time. They were met at the foot
OF Liberty street by the Veteran Associa-
ton OF the Seyenty-tirst regiment and a
large crowd OF people. The Fifth regiment
OF New York, with the staff and band OF
the Fifth regiment q Boston, escorted them
to their armory. They presented a very
creditablc appearance in their march up
Broadway. and were cheered all along the
route The Fifth regiment OF Boston will
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The snow blockade in the Northwest.

CHICAGO, March 7.-TrainS are still wea-
ther-bound in nearly every part Of Wi>con-
sin, Minnesota, and Iowa. aud in Northern
Illinois. Even the milk trains from neigh
boring dairy towns are stopped. and there
is not little trouble in consequence at the
hotel., private houses, and restaurants.
Snow-plows are running in every direction,
and large gangs OF shOy,l Hers are busy aid
ing them. In the city the Snow is slil 50
piled up that people walking on one side of
the street cannot see those on the other side.
The snow, however is slowly II citing.
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No J, e5m 1885; choice TO fancy. s3:70@s6:2o
Wheat STEADY ami Grm at 81. Corn GIn NJ 41c
Oats steady and ariD at 36ie. FORK eIm ~ slo.oV
RIB, 1913: III :. ts.124c. Baron ~ fsir 1 msnf
and nrfn; shouIde.s. 3d.; ribs, sse. clear Sac
sugar cured hams, Toe. Whlskey slesdV'
1T. LOUIS
1T. Louis. March Flour srm ssi an
changed. Wheat higher and slow: NO fri Ia,i.
o2lqasl.O2E cash or March. sf.o3i@sl Oh
Aprii. SI.U5aslO5. May. Corn s'ad,; 59ae
ea,h or March 4s Ny tl ~ Wn. %"s
gniet az ~ 0s. Pork bghsr aud slow AZ 100
SIS 10. Lard nominal. Brk meats nomins, "
drmer. Bacon STEADY; shoulders, so'7o' 10 - ~
"'0'V' MILwfUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, March S-FiOlr nrm Wheat firm
Milwaukee. hasd and soft. nominal; No. 2o VI, =.
April. 9sAM0sa,c Nav, sl.03s; june. 81 O55
No. milwaukee,, SSd02c. Corr nOhiua'' NJ. -
ssc. Oats drm No. 2. sic. Provisions nrmsr'
Prime sieam. 10 05 cash or March, stViV apr"
Hogs steady ai $500.
CHICAGO.
CFICAGo. March Flour pi'et and un.
changed. Wheu fairly active aud u sbane bieh'r :
No. red wiuier, 97s@9s'9c.; No 2 CLicsgo
spring 9sls@9sA'. cash, S9sc. iDrb. Corn steady
and IN fair emand regular. 37's; fresh; 3shc;;
clsb, 3shG3sac. Anril Oats steady and In 1000
demand: reEula. 29c; fresh, 3lGc. cash. 29tc.
Aprll Fork active BIm. aud higher at slf oO@
sl4 6J Lard moderately active and higher at
80. Buk.meais faiiT active ana sSs,de higher
shoulders. Si.75: shori-rib. s77J, clrar, -.
Whlssey steady aud unchanRrd snow greatly re-.
iards the movements 81 grain.
UosiPg.-Whtat-No. 2 Chicago spring, 0s'sc.
bid anu 9S'sc aked March. Corn, Sac. March.
oats, 29Rc. March.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. March 7.-Be, { cattle market more
active aud prices c. higher a. 10 dualit very best.
- 50 Sc. first quality. 4Aa &c.; medium, 3tGI
isc.; Ordinary. 25@3ac; mo-, ssieS from 5Cfobc.:
receipts 1897 head; sales. SIS head. swine m
fair supp.y aud mode rate demand quotations,
s7.3Od $3.50; receipts. $3.50 hcid. The receipts
OF sheep were l,G7l quotations, 1885 30.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
STOCK YARDS. WEST PHILADELPHIA, March
7.-'attle MAJ set active; SALTS 2,4O0 head: prime.
bHd6ic good. > ga &C.: medium. . "a 5'9c.; COM
mon. iH0Jc. sheen active: sales. 1000 head;
prime. 6'so6 %c.; good. 6fa6ac.; medium, 5Sru
&C.; common, J4W5tc. liogs-Narket ac i've:
sales, $500 head: prime 9aM9i.c.; good, Sa@
94c.; medium. Sd $Nc,