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piIuIicO Races.

BALTIMORE. May 24.-The first day OF the
spring meeting OF he Maryland Jockey
Club was well attended. and the track was
in fair condition. There were five races, all
well contested. The fayortes generally
were the losers.
First R1ce.-Dash of three-g quarters OF
mile for maidens OF all ages. Nine starters.
The race was won by Jake White, who came
in an easy winner by one and bali lengths
ahead OF POl0mas second, Marathon good
third, and ToICbigbt, l.. Z. Sprague,
shadow Dance, Bellona. Bounce, and jack
screw following in the order named. Time,
1:l7.
Second Race. -Cht.aDe9ke stakes. for
flies three Years old, one and quarter
miles; four starters. Della was the flyOrlie.
Bramt9le,ta ran easily, and won the race,
hand down, three-Q quarters OF length
ahead OF Oelll second, Ada third, Kitty Clark
last. Time. 2:l43.
Third Rqce-One and 4 quarter miles,
FOR all ages; four starters. S.r Hugh was
the flyorite. He ran easily, and finished
winner by one length. with Rachael second,
Vic'im third, and R1saiie last. Time. 2:l3.
Fourth uce.-Rancoc0as handIcap-One
and az eighth miles, for all ages. This WIS
the grea: event Of the day, and more inter-
est was centred in II than in any other.
There were thirteen starters. After sew
en- breaks the horses got of. Neuichatel
IN front; Ori0le second, Outcl>t third,
Oden fourth, GlenmOre hfl5. and the Others
together. In that order they passed the
stand. In the run TO The quarter-pole Ibora
went to the second place, with Oriole third,
Outca>t fourth, Gienmore nth, Oden sixth.
and the others punched. There va, no
change In the back stretch, but on the lower
turn Oden went 10 the second position with
Glenmoie third aud Saunierer fourth. AT
the three. quarter pole the run 10 the
finish was hard, bat Neufchatel held
his lead aud finished winner by one
length ahead of Oden second; kIupp Gun
third. Glenmore fourth, aud saunterer,
Oulca>t. Flora, OriOle, Bushwhacker, War
held. Eiswie, Baby, and Larry {. following
in the order Damed. Time, l:j1. French
pools paid $3.50.
Fifth and laSt Rdce.-Niies heats for all
ayes: SIX starters. Brambe won the first
heat easily. with rerida second. and Bremo
third. Tie second and third heats and the
race were won by Ferida. Time, l:445,
l:441. l:4Si.
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Bitter Attack on IreIand's Chief
SecretnFY.

LONDON, May 24.-Mr. O'DOnneil. Home
Rule member for Dungaryen, speaking in
support ofthe resolution on the arrest OF Fa-
TIER Sheeby and Mr. Dillon, made a bitter
attack upon Mr. Forster, Chief Secretary
for Ireland. lie said the arrest Of Father
Sbeehy excited even 4 stronger feel
ing than il Archbishop Croke had been
arrested. Ii was, perhaps, deemed
safer to arrest a curale than an arch
bishop; but though the act was cow
ardv. II was by 10 means safe. He pro-
ceeded to attack the Government for assist
ing to eyict the poyerly-stFicken people,
and slgmatiZed the recent circular urging
the police to greater vigilance a. a direct
Indictment to the fabrication Of evidence.
Mr.. Forster said be refused TO dwell upon
Mr.. O'DOnrel's assertions because they
were unfOunded. He had hitherto RETAINED
from entering upon the particulars Of Mr..
Dillop's arrest because be feared il might
endaneer the safety and even the lives Of
particular individuals. He then proceeded
To quote from tue iucendiry speeches Of
Mr. Dillon and Father SbetlV.
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\ PosrAL.CARD SENDER N TRouBIR.-
lAlexandris Gazette. 23d.l-Two weeks
since gentleman OF Loudoun county sent
to Senator Vance, OF North Carolina. a
postal-card on which was written the fol.
lowing: "Please send me your speech on
that Id dog Malone" The postal was
stopped al the Washington post-oilice, and q
special agen, William T. Henderson,, de-
tailed for the purpose. discovered the send.
or TO be Mr.. John Carmichael, Of Middle.
burg, Loudoun county. Mr.. Henderson a
few DAYS ago swore out a warrant against
Mr.. Carmichael before United States Com.
missioner Fowler, OF this city, charging
him with sending an indecent postal card
through the mails. The warrant was placed
in the hands Of United States Deputy Mar.
shall /. c. O'Neal, who left here this morn
ing TO make the arrest.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 9i.-About
sll.000,O00 In registered ) per cent. bonds
were received at the Treasury Department
to-day for continuance at % per cent. The
total amount received now exceeds the
limit OF j0,0O0.O00 fixed by the Secretary.
No more will be taken.
The Signal Service reports the schooner
ID. +. Keeling ashore al Cape Henry. Va.
Commissioner Raum TO-DAY received a
telegram from Collector Clark, at Atlanta.
Ga. stating that thirty men bave broken
down the wall OF the Jail AT Morgsnton,
Fannin county, IN that State, AID rescued a
number Of prisoners charged with violations
OF the revenue laws. Commissioner Raum
has directed Collector Clark 10 take out
warrants, collect posse, and arrest the Of
tenders il possible.
Or. Boynton. Mrs. Garfeld's attending
physician, announces that the crisis in her
case has been passed. and that there is no
longer any doubt Of her recovery.
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American Citizens Arrested in Mexico.

GALVESTON, Nay ia specIaI 10 the
NccS from Eagle Pas, dated May 23d.
says: a party OF SIX c.tizens OF Eagle
Pass crossed the river yesterday evening TO
attend a circus in Piedras Negras. Hardly
had they entered the town when Captain
Vilareal. commanding the Mexican gar
rson, with a force OF fifteen soldiers.
surrounded them and marched them of
TO jill, where they remained all night in
ignorance Of the cause OF their arrest. THIS
morning a party Of their friends Gro. sed
the river 10 investigate the cause OF their
stay. and The AlcaiCe bad the prisoners
brought before bin. No charge was pre-.
ferred against them, and they were re-
laqsnd -
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The post-oflice at Beulah, Prince William
county. Va, rice William II. Marshall, is
discontinued (Says a Washington CORE
spondent Of the Baltimore Sum because the
postmaster fails 10 pay the amount due the
United States and there is no other candi.
date for the Office. The mail will for the
present 20 10 Independent Hill. but the spe-
cial agent reports that Beulah is a terminal
office aud should be continued if possible.
The post-ofiice at Greenfield, Nelson eoun-
~, Va, is discontinued for want Of a can
didste. IL mail will 20 to LOdebar.
Thomas b. ArmSlesd i appointed postmas-
ter at Gloucester Courthouse rice w. Arm
stead.
There are now only five cases Of small
poX al Huntington, W. Va, and three OF
these are cOnyalescent.
The Boston mercantile bodies are agita-
ting for worlds fair in that city IN 1855.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. May "a. 1stl.
sALIs.-l0 shares Atlanta sD6 Charlotte Railroad
stock at ~, shares do. at So, rs shares do At s5
10 shares do at s54. 10 shares DO. nj s5 10 shares
do at sss 10 shares do.at S5i 10 shares do. AT eJ
10 shares do. at S5 shares do. at So. 10 sh1res
do. at $50; 10 shsres MOI folk ana Western Rail
road preferred at Sea-, 20 shares do. at 6e4s 20
shares do. at 69k; 20 shares DO. at 6ak so shares
DO at 69A. so shares 90. AZ 6eI; 0,00e Richmond
aud Danville Railroad gold s., y. G.. at l02x,
10000 DO. at l02k; l-eo0 North CaroiIna Railroad
at 100; shares Atlantic. Mississippi and OHIO
Railroad at 3Sz; shsEes Richmond and Dsnville
Railroad stock at liz 2 shares do at ll2: so
shares X chmoDd and Allegheny Railroad at rs SO
shares TO- at 75 $50 shares DO at rs; 20 shares Pc
ersbErg Railroad stocA, b. G.. at 39k shares do.
A. 40; 500 Richmond city S's, b. C., 1879; 1000
pc hrrnnh elfv e. 81,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH

washington News and Gossip-The Call for
Five Per Cen" Fully suppIied-No Doubt
Entertained Of Mrs. GarneId's Recovery
Threatened Senatorial DeadIssk at Alba
ny-firu Days Races mt Pimiieo Course
Terrible Oil Explosion at ~. Joseph, Mo-
Fatal Result OF a Dispute Over a Game of
Cards-Reseue OF Federal Prisoners In Geor-
Ria-TeHas Railroad Matters-Mexican Az
fairs-A Russian Town Nearly Destroyed
by fire-A Home Rulers Attack ON Mr..
Forster.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

T.
NEW YORK Nav Z4.-The Posts financial ar icle
l:fO f. VI edifpu) Jaws: Al the Stook Exchange
Cured safes bonds ar unchanged IN price. >laie
b0pds are Irregular. but generally over The Tn
see bonds bei.g Gown l62 Der cent. Raiiro.d
bonds are steady 70 strong AZ an advance 4 sdZ o.,
the later BOSTON, Hartford and Erie skies. c)nteril-
he into New York and NrH England stock dOiar
for dollar. About 100000 Of them have teen
bought this morning. The st"cs marKei during me
f. hour was fevcrl-h. irregular, but gtntralIy
lower. there having teen continuance OF The fc-
scfiOuary tendency which bsgan shortly aiier noon
Yesterday. But at The FIRST board tn whole mar
ii b-cams strong aud hy 1890 prices had
advanced SAGA. The leading stocks have ad.
vauced 10 tn following prices Milwaukee and
Il Paul to ~. Northwest 10 "a. Delaware. Lack
awannA and Western 10 1861. LAKE >h0fe 10 l54s 3;
Western Union le e2fauh 10 lzts, hpuslou abu
Texas To %. aud krie OIL. When be market Wa
weak ia ihe hr-i hour the weakest sicc rs were Pa
enc Mail. Nestsrn Uni Il TELEGRAPH. Houston and
Texas. ani The southeastern >tocAs. VIII me IN.
Cer.cuTrent Of speculation l. YET strongly biilsh.
VET every time the market halls there plenty 10
sell stocks short aud Yesterday afternoon and
this morning a considerable short interest y "as
made. The none, market IS extremely easy. Gail
loans range from 70 3 per ceui:; lme loans are
2d3 per cent. Mercantile p1peri> 35eG L = per INT
The following quotations were current today
al $50 2. N: western Union. 1852: We:'eTn
Union. new STOCK. S04; New IOlk Central. - -;
Iake shore. 1884,: Michigah Central. lIjs; New
York. Lake Efie AMI Western. 56A; New 1ork. Lake
Erie and Western preferred. Oh; New 1ork' Lake
Erie and Western second. lOer Delaware. Lacha-
wanna and Western. 1876 New jersey central
1854: Delaware aud Hudson. 10 Reaclns, %;
Norfhwretern. 1882; - Pau. l2Ut: Nauasn and
Paci6c. 5js: WABASH and Pacific preferred, 9j'.:
Cuior Pacific l2i's: NJ. X. and T.. 81 Hanniu@i
and y. Joseph, 81: Hannibal aud =. >. eph
ureCerred ll5h: II. LOUIS and Iron Youu-
lam, sos: Ohio and Mississippi, 49,; Pa
cIfc Ma 56.; C. y. aud ]. G.. 3Qt;
Northern Pscidc common. As; northern Pa
cifr p-eferre-i Sza.: san Francisco common.
4sE: >an Franci,co preferred. ~: Central
Pacific g64; Rock Island. l474; Chestneake and
ONO. go: Louisville 9ud Nashyi L.. lOSg: Nash
vile ana Chattanooga. 90s; ontario and western
.3es: Manhattan Elevated Z6z; linhrls central
l4j. Canadian southern. sO7s; hicago. Burlington
and Olircv. los q 1851. Denver aud RIO 6rabut.
lOsN: -. Paul ana omaha. 49,; =. Pau aHi
omaha preferred. 1O7i. g.. &. Z. and J.. 1904,
Fri- aud Western. 81. hic7go. - Louis ana Sew
Orleans. ST: Cob Goal, g. ~ ONO ,er'rfi- So ;
Texas Pacific. 6s; Texas Pacific l.. O., -9'..
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Nav 24.-vrUuia 81, consol,. - =;
past.due coupons, 90 new lO-4O'-. 90. Bii to-
GaN
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4 Thousand Amendments To the
Land Bill.

LoNDON. May 24.-The Times this morn
iay SAYS Up to Last night over thousand
amendments TO be proposed to the land bill
had been placed on The order-book OF the
House OF Commons, and many more amend
menis are being prepared, not only by
Home Rulers, but by many English and
Irish Liberals and Conservatives.
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Conkilng and Plat, =, AIhnvy.

ALBANY. May 24-vice-PresIdeut Ar
thur, with Messrs. Conkiing and Piatf,
reached bere shortly before q p. NJ. and
went TO the ROOMS engaged for them at the
Delevan. A large number OF the members
OF the Legislature, botn boa-es OF which
bad dispensed with their afternoon session,
met the distinguished party at the depot
and at The hotel. After a short interval
they went TO dinner.
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The Mexican Congress.

CITY OF MEXICO, NV 24.-Tne Chamber
Of Deputies have passed an amendment to
the Constitution making only native Next
cans eligible 10 either house Of Congress.
The prospects are that the Grant aud Fad
bill viii pass tne Senate to-day. Congress
Yesterday gave the President full power to
contract with States and private parties for
the construction OF railways for eight
months.
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Revision Of the Bible, delivered an in.elli.
gent address on the revised New Testament.
Tie explained the changes made in the text
by the revision, and said that the committee
now at work on the Old Testamen, will not
complete Its labors for three or four wears.
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An Epidemic in Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 90 Nearly all the
children have been withdrawn from the
schools here on account Of an epidemic
which began by carrying of Mr.. Perkins,
wife, and three children in ;hirty.six hours.
Eighteen physicians declare u TO be scarlet.
fever and one yeilow-feyer.
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lOur.

F1our-We quote FIN. $3dt3.50; extra, -. %
Rs5.75 rupernne, 1915 $3.50: common family
t,snrt0u inspection, extra. 1913 superhne, - .
-
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lis ready OF opening. and viii be found an agree
able add ion 10 the choice thiBgs which ndeniabll
enlarge the pleasures Of lifc and encourage goOI
fellowship and good nature If rightly enjoyed.
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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old 1I{ES
Z Dominion steamship Comgany aSEs@ts-ss
stramf viii sail as follows: steamer Old DO
NINION. Captain WALKFR. = erg ! UkSnAN al
O'Clock 7. VI steamer WIANOkt. Captain
CnUCH. every FRIDAY AZ , O'Clock i. VI: steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
40 : O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received uD 30 ! O'Clock p. VI. for the
Tue.,la,'s and iIay's steamer. and 10 . 0'clock
Ssiur av evening for sunday ship.
Through bills OF laGing signed and goods for
Tarded Win dispatch 70 al points north, south east,
and west: also. 20 foreign ports.
Pa-senger accommodations unsurpassed.
cabin fare 70 New York, $1,000, Storage, 50 and
81
For freight az passage apply 10
.. ". ALIEN Co, Agents,
nv G-is COMPANY. Wharf. Rockets.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England

LoNDON. MAY 24.-In tho House Of Lords
to-day Earl Granville. Foreign Secretary,
announced that the Turco-GrCek frontier
convention was signed TO-DAY.
\ rumor i current IN the House OF Com
mons that Mr. Forster, Chief Secretary for
Ireland. : about 10 resign.
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MILLINERY.
EADiNG MILLINERY ESrAB' 40,
Ia lIsHMEST % RICHMOND. g4zk
LARGEST AND BEST VARIETY or MILL
.NERY AND FANCY GOODS SOUTH Oh
NEW YORK.

THRYR ENTIRE FLOORS NOx DEVOTED AZ
CLUsIVELY TO THESE BRANCHES.
we contend that our goods tels season skIAss &
mont OF heauiy md elegance eterything Ia hls cry.
Al srices bal Will come withl9 the reach Of ALL tn
TRIMMED BONSETs AND ROUsD HATS
OF all The latest fashions We can suit " most fss
tidi0us taste. We employ only practical Asa ms
most skifal mini8ers. O.ss assorl meat oI
RICH FLOWERS. FEATHERS. siBBo>Ss
lACks, and TRIMMINGS,
must he seen 10 be Appreciated. oer hpsriment
HOSIERY. GLOVES, PARA>OL>. AND
GENERAL, FANCY GOODS
ODER unusual atlraclios this season al specially io~
prices
Persons who have not vet visited our establish
mept since cur SEW OPENING should inspect
urice our goe "a brfore purchasing elsewhere.
WOLFORD a shiLBkRG,
523 Broad street.
sp22 between Flfth aud eixta,
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uo,ricsde Nashville.

NASHVILLE, May y Bill McEwen shot
and killed George Brown IN Browns sa-
loon. on Dcadeye street, in lbi, city, shortly
after midnight. The shooting was occl'
stoned by dispute over a game Of cards.
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MINERAL WATERS.
CCHGN's MINERAL-wATER DEPOT.

ScHGN'S MlNERAL-WATER DEPOT
ON dranght from The new and elegant Namiho'h
Arctic soda Fountain
SODA WATER. bLlHLeDA'
EfssrNcKN WATFP BUFFALO LITHIA,
NlCHY WATER, PONCE DE- LEON'
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT,
SEIzTR WATER. GINGTR ALE.
SARATOGA WATER, OTTAWA BELRi
GEYsER WATER. BIRCH BEER
CONGRESS WATER, APoLLINAEls,
EXCELSIOR WATER.
Have also made Arrangements with Nessls. Pur-
cell a add TO sell Their WOLF TR AP LlIHlA.
Ms BOTTLING kSIABLl>HMtAI having bee u
am prepared 10 supply The trade Wiin my unTlEAled
GINGfK ALE. SODA, and Oiher CARO- mated DeVe-
'Ne' " GEORGE SCHHN.
Eleventh and Main streets.
An 24-Su.W F3m
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CARPETS, MATTINGs, &c.

NJ T. PHILLIPS, l22EAsT BROAD STREET,
W. has opened his SPRING STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting Of all the latest STYLES q PAPER-
MATS. WISDOW-CORSlCEs. SHAPES. LACE
CURTAINS, &C. have n few CARPETS left
which | viii Offer low.
\ R-Work done IN the best style. town and
country. WINDOW.AWSISGS made 70 order.
an os-1m
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TcuupsNee's Debf.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. May PA writ was
served on the Comptroller TO day enioinng
him. ~ a member Of the Funding Board,
from funding the State debt az 100 and 3.
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HORSFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE-CoNsUMP.
TIoN.--I have prescribed Hoisiord's Acid
Phosphate in several cases Of phthSis.
Consumption with good results; among
others that Of seeming 10 aid the action of
other remedies. +. W. Jones, VI. D., Taun-
ton. Mass
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CHICAGO.

Bnlk. mests sfsa1v: car lots. shouoers 1900: RIO
$3.50; SIDES rs. Bscon firm shoulders. fs.3 ~.
Nt60U; rib, 1925: sides. $3.50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 24.-Flour In rood dems nd al full
prizes. wbea, sIrong and higher No. Chicago
spring, fi.07k cash. sl.psk June. Corn active.
firm. and higher; iakc casn. 4ssc. MAY Oats
active hfm. and higher: $3.50. casn. 37S<c. June.
Pors dull aud lower al SIC 35asl6.5o. Lard In
active and lower az ti0.s5. Buik.mesis uu.
changed. Whiskey steady and unchanged
MILWAUKEE,
MILWAUKEE, Nav 24-Fiour gniet and uD-
changed Wheat opened firm; closed strong; No: 2
Milwaukee. cash and May, s1.07s. Corn dnil; No.
2. 43c. Oats dull: No. 2. Sic. Provisions easier.
Mess pork. 1850 cash ana June " $40 July.
Lard-PY:me steam. $40 90 cash aud June. Live
hog steady at f5.75Gs6.10.
NEW YORK COTION FUTURES.
NEW YORK, May 24.-Co,ton-Net receipt,
542 bales: gross. l.752 bales futures closer
arn SALES, So 600 bales; Nav. sIo.s0@sl0 "a I;
June. fl0.s5; July. sl0.5odslo.7Z; August.
sl0.7edsl0.77: September, 81 0.f2rsl0.s3;O c-
iober. sl0076 5000 Noyembe-, 80 95Mta. 90:
$40 0s: February. sl0.ls9siO.20.
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The Sale OF Drinks in English Hallway
Carriages

LONDON, May 24.-Mr. Gladstone. under
strong party pressure in the House Of
Commons last evening. announced the
Withdrawal by the Government OF the pro-
position for licensing the sale Of drink in
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TVAYE lust RECEIVED MY SPRING

Il STOCK OF GOODs.-Cninese Maftings. o. all
grades Uil-C Oths, CARPETS, Rugs and MAis shaaes
and shadings of All STYLES: COrnces and COrnce-
Poles-walnut. GIT. aud ebony Lace aud Damssk
curtains: Paper HsDginfs Of all styles aud quality
WORK done IN town or country All orders promptly
ATTENDED 10. A. JENNINGS, No. 1911 Main street,
Richmond, Va Ap u. zh
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IT i WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEST II LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRADUATED
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


! wv YORK. Nav "A -Cotfon easier: sales,
| ? 7l2 bales upllnds, lotc.: orleans, Ilc.; con-
/ sandated net receipts. Jc3 bales e1uofis-i'
Graf Britain. HISS bales 10 the tonuoeut.
/ 33qs bale. southern -four scarce sud Vtrv
49, ~ 80 csoire extra. 800 81 go. Wheat ! ri
/ graded red. ;ll2NSl2ss. corn uuchilsel I;
ungradtd 81 jssc oats la2c oeittr ano mode
/ r,felv active. 40. 3. 444c. top- quiet and IN
changed. Cofce 1rm aud IN fair oemand >nsaf
Ann. with fair i,quiry ialr % good renulns go
~; prime Ne: rehhrl ,n 20 q oeli1uu Sii
iroyirv. Ric- steady AID 10 fair demand al 44t
re. Ro.lu nrm ~ sl.90aS2. 1urpnun' cio-.d
hIIn,. - 800. 80 - s15 ~ Niddles A shade
easier closing drm short ear s4c.; long- &c.
long and shorfI9fc. Lard opeued s'rong closed
frm and b CHER Al I'll lJdsll.SJ. frcisnts lo"tr
BALTIMORE
RALrINoFE. May "a .-Flonr firm and fairly ac-
tive al unchanged prices What southern guet
and Hru; western easter for sDot, nrin Tor iuures
southern RED. si.25esl.30; amber sl.5l q
Nav. sl243: june. 81 23A July. &l.l9h; August,
81 l5a Corn-SOuu ern dul: western npt aho
irreguiar. southern while $3.50 6Oc. yellow. Gle.
Gsts sriiye and lover: western wiiie. i9c-: mix
ef 4SG4S.c. Provisions firm and tending apWsrf.
Rulk meats-LOOse shoulders nominal; 10 stock.
Sagsr frm and quiei: a" son. Toe. Whisky nm
Changed al 81 90. Freighis dull.
LOUIsvILLr
LorrSvrLLg. MAY "a Flour STEADY: exira fam
uv ~. 1884 2j: choice 10 fancy, f6as6-0O.
! Wheat quiet al Sl.03. Corn hrmer AT 81 ". oats
in fsir demand AZ Ale. PORK Steady At Sl7 D. .
Bnik. meats st-ady and in fair deEaBd shoulders,
AZ: rib, $685.; SIDES. %. Bacpn stsaGy and In
isir aenand; shoulders, s6 rs; rio. 1895: sides,
sas7s Hsms-sug az cured. llMllsc. Whiskey
steady al sl.o4.
CINCINNATI
| CiSCISNArI, Nav 2i.-fiOar stronger; fmiy,
s4.9c@&5.lO; fancy, uncbsueed. Wheat stronger
No. 2 red vinier, 81 l24sl ID Corn IN aeilvs
! demanu al 4skc. Oafs strong AZ 4O4c. fors
| noninAiiy sl0.75. Lard easter al tlO.75. Bulk
meats easier hui not quoiShiy lower. Bacon qulel
and steady; sb0a ders. 80 -; rb, 80 sIss sides
1918. Whisky frIn at sI-04. sugar hrm and ab'
| changed. Hogs firm. comDof and isn't si.9Oei
80; packing and butchers, so.soG so'ou'
ST. LOUIS.
sr.I ,orIs, Nav 24.-Flour higher family. s4.s,
| 6esS. fancy. as 5Ons5.75. Wnrai higher and In.
active No 2 req fAii. sl.I2s@sl.l2A cash 10.
6sl.1lA June. Corn higb,r aud SLOW 44Aa
lse eash, a41d44Ac. May. Oats h CHER: 81,
csssr. cash sic Jn1e. whiske, steady at sl.O6
foik steady AZ 1850. Lard quiet q: slQ7a oio