Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20


THE BOSTON MESSENGER BOYS AT WORK AGAIN
BosroN, March ao.-The strike OF the Western
Union messenger boys ended this morning, the
The boys are now delivering mess Ages as usual.
THE PACIFIC MILLS sTHlKERs.
LAWRENCE. MASS, March 3.-The worStsd weav-
ers in the P4cific mills Joined IN strike herr mis-
morning. The mills are running, but with about
one-Sixth OF the iuh complement OF hands The
strikers are orderly and but few OF them seen
on the streets.
One hundred and forty worsted weavers on the
Pacific upper min struck ~ 30 O'Clock this morn
Ing, making the total number of acceSsions To the
strikers to-day 400 The weavers and spinners are
now holding a secret meeting at Father Matthew
Hal Al a meeting OF the Spinners this morning,
| N-Representative Joseph j. Michel presided. The
| meeting was largely attended and was held with
upon superintendents Stone and Parker, and ask
| 10 SEE on what terms the strikers would be re-
ceived; but they unanimously voted not 20 return
| to work under the proposed reduction. A mass
| meeting viii be held on the common NJ pm at
| which time, the committees viii report 10 the
| strikers. Mayor Brien and Others or A specid
| committee went u Boston 10 consult with the
treasurer, and board or directors OF the pacific
mills. eAlthough great excitement prevails among
the operators, o disturbances have occurred.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE March 20.-yirsinia Ga deferred
II; do. consols 60; do second series. "a; do past
H2IS SS 70 BY
l2,.; Flour actiye and sTm-howard stree, and
fsmy G. y mills s SH 3 at c do extra. as
7aa5 75 do. Rio brands. 100; Patapsco family. 7.75.
southern red. lS5al. Ss; do. amber. l. 4Oal 46 No
western winter red. SPOT l. Seal, 36k. March, l.S6S
asked April l.37al 37A: May. l.3sasal. 3S7 June,
.al35; July, 2ls4al %: August l.lsal. 49,,
Corn. southern a shade easier: western duh and
mixed. spot "a asked April. 7sa74az; May 75aa7b1;
June. 75&aI6: Oats about steady ard more active
southern Slabs western white, 52a55: do. mixed 5la
81: Pennsylvania. 52G55 Rye quiet 95al 90. Hay dull
prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, Is GOA
LOO Provisions uuiet-mess pork. IL. 5als 80. Bulk
meats-shonders and clear rib sides packed. 7Aalo$;
/ a131T Lard-reiued, NY. Butter firm-western
! packed. lsa46: roll. 25aS2. Eggs quiet I4al6.
| Petroleum nomnsl-refined. "a Coffee hrm-Ro
goes ordinary 10 fair, 9al0. Sugar strong-A soft 9ss
LIS Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer dull cotton.
Silica nd. -four. 2s barrel; grain. said. ReceIIs-
-four, > S2 barrels wheat T. l73 bushels corn H. 10
bushels; oats 244 bushels; rye, 200 bushels. Ship
ments-wheat none corn, 400 bushels. Sales-wheat,
"a 636 bushels corn, ~, 960 bushels.
Money, 4a+S. Exchange-ong 4s5s short 4s9. State
bonds without marked change. Governments generally
strong. Cotton duh.
| MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO Chris
| tan Miller and Juliana Augusta Summersield;
Joseph u. Grinder and Ida Ii. Bell: Francis Miller,
| Jr., and Hester Hurdle; Edwin Dwyer and Mat
/ tie X. Van Horn; Lindsey Cain and Virginia
| Hough; Frank Smith and Arie Grice; John Brooks
| and Mrs. Frances Parker.
AT THE COMPLIMENTARY DINNER OF the Presi-
dent on "Wednesday evening, there will be about
thirty guests. The dinner VIII be entirely social
In its character.
| THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.