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National Republican., 1882-04-13
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.


Surrendered for 81 Public Pork.
Senator Mcmillan, from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia, reported a substitute
(Which was placed upon the Ca'endar) for the
bill for the relief OF the Howard University, re.
Gently introduced in the Senate by Senator ingalls,.
The substitute reported provides fir conveying to
the United States about eleven acres Of the uni
versity grounds-ihat portion known as University
Park, To be used as public park; provided that
whenever the same shall Cease to be used as n
public park II shall revert to the university. The
Dill RENTS all taxes penalties interest, ana costs,
upon the real aud personal property of the uni
ycrsity. due, or t. become due, dnd unpaid Mt the
date Of the passage pf the act II further provides
that the properly cfthe university shall be exempt
from taxation so long Ms IL Is uSei only for the
purposes set Firth In the university charter, but
docs not exempt 1t from assessments and liability
forspcciRl improvements authorized by law, or
any portion oft from taxation which may be sold
70 any other person than the United St1tcr.
Ihereport( (Which accompanied the bi u after pftr.
rng u the purp SIS for which the university was
chartered. aud purchased with funds from the
Frc, dmRns Bureau, mentions the fact that Con-
Ercss has made annual appropriations for Its
maintenance and charnctcrizCs II rs MI institution
" doing national work, having now ~ der in
structlon 80 cOlnrCd students from twenty eight
states and TER tories; that In all Its literary de-
phrmcnts, normal, preparatory, and collegiate,
amount of taxes, penalties, interest and costs due
by the university Is S2lGl7; that the university
mas no income except that which is drawn from
the Government and from chatab sources for
specific ect and In view of these considerations,
ana tho Oler on the part of the university to sur
render portion of the grounds, the committee
recommend the passage Of the bill, which Will Sc
cure for Washington a piece of property well
Gd0p'cd for public pnrk, in portion of the city
where the Government owns no reservation, but
M pp Ia
National Republican., 1882-04-13
Lecture by Hon. George II. LorInr.

DR., Lorng, by special request, changed the sub
ject of his lecture already announced, and will
speak Of Nathaniel Hawthorne As the most pic
turcsquo reporter of the early Puritan life In New
England, aud coming to he recognized by all the
world as the first of American noyCliss, Hawthorne
affords n topic of peculiar interest. Having been
resident Of the ancient town, Is able to speak OF
him with the freshness and charm of personal Ac-
quaniunCc, while the Doctors own gifts ns writer
aud speaker gives ample assurance Of most en-
tertalning and instructive lecture. The lecture Is
to he given at All Souls Church ON Friday even
ing, at eight o'clock. Tickets may be obtained ut
tha
National Republican., 1882-04-13
LOCAL MENTION.
4 DRUGGISTS OPINION.

WEST WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 1889.
GENTLEMEN
From my largc sales of BRowS's
IRON BlITERsI am satisfied II gives
general Satisfaction, and | feel saie
In recommending II to my custom-
en-. one Of whom has Just ,aid IL. eff
feCts OH u friend of his to whom IL
was recommended was most won
dcriul
II. W. LITTLE, Druggist.
[BRrwN's lRoE BITrERs Is n sure
cure for weakness, n tired feeling
caused by overwurk, Malaria, Dys-
pcpsia, Indigestion, &c.
National Republican., 1882-04-13
Two ChIIdvon nurncd-Dnc FnlnIIy.

shortly after eleven o'clock yesterday morning
an alarm was turned In from box 25 caused by
fire Icing discovered in n frame shanty in Free.
mans alley, between J. and und sixth and
Seventh streets northwest, occupied by Mrs, Sarah
Thomas. She left thobousc early in the morning,
aud, following her usual practice, locked her two
little children, aged two and six, in the room In
which was u stove beside which II wood box
WAS slundiIg Tho wood caught fire, which so
ightencd the children that they began 10 scream
for help. 4 Colorrd man heard their cries and
burst In the door finding both the children badly
overcome by the smoke. The youngest one died
shortly ancrwaTd. The older one II Is expected,
National Republican., 1882-04-13

About half-past five o'clock yesterday afternoon
Il crowd of about twenty or thirty boys, with
stones brick bats and other missiles engaged In
regular pitched battle on Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite the Census Ohice The battled ragged for
upward Of fifteen or twenty minutes, until the
being struck In the face with u stone. Not pO-
licCnAn could be found, and tins on u prominent
part Of Pennsylvania avenue at an hour when the
streets are crowded Who is accountable for this &?
National Republican., 1882-04-13

Inspector Eutwsle yesterday submitted to the
Commissioners estimates Of the cost ofmaklng al
teratlons IN the following school buildings; Frank
lin, Thompson, Force Berret Abbott, wall0ch,
G anCh, Potomac, Grecnleat Curtis, Prospect
NIigh and Montgomery streets, sumner stevens,
John u, Cook, Randall, Anthony Bowen, luycluy,
Lincoln (Mouut Pleasant, llil!6iale, and Howard
University, making q total cost Of SjO31l.
National Republican., 1882-04-13

is a model Of quiet comfort and elegance.
II is roomy, luxurious, and being constructed
upon The best principles 10 insure solidity and
convenience, il is The acknowledged leading
family carriage of The age. The Sr-Pas-
senger Rockaaooy is a prime fdvoTte i, the
suburbs, It's appearance denotes ii a "pri-
Udte establishment" in contradistiaction TO
the more .fdshy public eqIipdgeS of the road.
h, manufacture, materials employed, finish,
and ensemble, IL is equal to The standard upon
1ohich The maker rests his reputation. j. w.
Go0iing'8 prices are The lOUeSi consistent tpiih
highest perfection in construction.
National Republican., 1882-04-13
d'nrti.

otoci h,s e,,aictncd h,, do, ,,IiI1',tra' , ~, @
Obliged to announce to my patrons and the public
that the sore will be closed until put In proper
shape. All orders on hand will be executed Mt
once, so no disappointment nced-If;, If;, f1earcd Mn
announce rcopenltig as soon Ms a settlement can
DC ali.SGnsj with the insurance companies.
CHAg, BAUM,
National Republican., 1882-04-13

The funeral of Mr. Albert Ray took place yes.
tcrday afternoon from his late residence on
street. There was n large attendance of friends.
Rev. DR.. Leonard, the rector of St. Johns OFF,
General Crane Mr.. Hartley OF GEORGETOWN, Gem
cral Benet Mr.. Niles, General RuggIes, and Cen
eral Parke, The intcrmcnt was ~ Oak Hill His
present, having come on from Port Royal, S. &.
National Republican., 1882-04-13

CHICAGO Apiil l2,-Judge LOOMS, Of the County
Court has refused TO consider the petition Of MrS.
Sc9yille for HE appointment Of n conscryator for
uult nu, holding mat he has no jurisdiction IN u
a summons for Ggitcau Issued by the clerk Of the
court was quUshed.
National Republican., 1882-04-13
? posr.oFrIcE Nor1cN.

NIys PosT.oFFICE NOTICE.
The Foreign Mails fer the week ending SATUR-
DAY April l5 1889 will close at this Office on TJ-
DAY, ut H. nj, for EurOpp hv steamship Abysslnin
via Queenstown on WEDNESDAY at 10 u. M, ior
Europe, by steamship ParthiH, via Queenstown (Cor-
ciay addreSscd), and ut 10 u m, for France direct
by steamship Labrador, via IIuvre, aud at II m,
for Europe by steamship Main via southampton and
Bremen. on THURSDAY, Mt 10 Il. M, for Europe,
responder for Germany and France must be spe-
claily addre3sed) and ut II II. M, for Europe, by
Hamburg. On sXTUhbAS, At ii a. M, foFS Ger. Ger
many, &C., by steamship Rheln. via Southampton
and Bremen Correspondence for Great Britain and
other European countries must be specially ad-
dressed, and at II M for Europe, by steamship Ger
manic, Via Queenstown Correspondence for Scotland
must bc specially addressed and at T. n for Scot
land direct, by steamship Furnessia, via Glasgow,
and at y M for Belgium direct, by steamship Waes.
land via Antwerp.
The mails for Aspinwall and South Pacific. by steam.
ship Acapulco, close ON Monday, ut 10 n. IN. The
malls for Porto Rico and MuracnbO, by steamship
Apn, close on Tuesday ut p. m. The malls for
Nassau and Maanzas, by steamship CarOndcet, close
New orleans, close on Wednesday. at 7:3O p. m. The
mails for Bermuda by steamship FlambOrOugh. close
on Thursday at l:,N p m, The mails for Cubn and
Mexico by steamship British Empire, close Thurs
day, ut i3O p. IN. The mails for IIayt and Savana,
&c, by steamship Alsn, close on Friday, ut n.
The mails for Brazil by steamship Glenapp, via Bal
Venezuela and Curacao, by steamship Bacarres close
ON Saturday, AT u, m. The mails for the Winuward
Islands, by steamship Bermuda close Saturday,
at p M. The mails for Cuba and the West Indies,
by steamship Saratoga close on Saturday, ut 1880 p
M. The mails for China and Japan via San Fran
cisco close April II, at p. NJ. The mails for Aus
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
PosTOFfIcE, NEW GnRH April n ISL apl0
n%S5ye THE INDE,NIININg AND REDUCTION
sS COMPANY.
National Republican., 1882-04-13
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.


Tor Tie Middle Atlantic States, fair ,ccdiIer,
toi2rcd jy Increasing ooudincss IN me Southern por.
ton, light rains, rd-iabc rinis, stationary on otpcr
barometer. higher icppera'trs
E0r Udshiurt5n. / a. m.-Fdir ,geothcr durino
hs ddy, po'.Rly ryai rain IL nc crening
Thermunrttic rcndings-7 a. m $50; II q. M,
1852 y. 1i., 'o'. ,. M, 49, II p m 40; maxi.
mumS1 minimum. 25Io
National Republican., 1882-04-13
nISJye THE UNDERMINING AND REDUCTION
RSS COMPANY.
$1,000 shares

The abOve-named company owns FIVE mines In the
mineral of Inde State of Durango, Mexico, and now
offers for sale 900 shares of its stock at s. per share
Two of the mines are producing ore of high grade.
Reduction machinery has been ordered and more
than onothird of the cost of the same has been paid
for and enough money in the hands of the treasurer
TO nay for the balance. The shares now offered for
sale for the purpose of transporting the mRchn
cry to Mexico and 10 erect the necessary buildings
National Republican., 1882-04-13
REFERS TO

General W. u. Ha2en, Washington, d. @.
Judge Stanley Matthews Washington, D. O.
Hon. Washington Mclean, Cincinnati.
mr2& Th5t-ip
National Republican., 1882-04-13

Fresh Alderney butter Churncd every morning,
and delivered In lib. "Ward" prnts nj 55c per TO-
Also cottage cheese &C. per ball; buttermilk, &c.
per quart, and sweet milk &C. per quart.
National Republican., 1882-04-13

on Saturday THE REPUBLICAN will be issued in
doublc.shcet form with its ifiny.sx columns of
attractive reading matter, covering every subject
Of interest, local. departmental and congressional,
with notes Of the stage, Of fashion. OF social gossip
and reviews Of new and recent publications
National Republican., 1882-04-13

VII w ~ Thompson, Michael Jacobs
s ~ yhoIf Eew YoTs * johns Gohn Moore S H. ESa EXSs
Ki5E j.s DAVIS j. d %cn, F6llaGriphln 2s atGga!. j
Parker Kingston. N. y; r6ou,Hs MccHrthy,' syra
ginSc; gios; y ": Henry Montgomery, Toronto Canadai
,,AGLISaroY,-M Morgan J. o'Brcn, Francis Higgins
Daniel Roir,lnn, =, II. Ripley E. B Graham, u; w
$. be Forrest New York Charles Ricliy. Detroit
MiGh II. u Gown, Bmf'loi George MecalG lr;, w.
verse, Bostoh; h. Il. Haas, New Jersey; Fred i.
rg Br9SEEy9 a. E 3H9ipgg 3ohp Nj pS6NTd
]. U. Thackston. Richmond.
,EnnITT.-A. y, Ladd. New Hampshlrci Amos X
wtGs; \. r: otls,, New, York GEORGE a. Hopkins
Toledo; ohio; Thomas Handy, James Taylor New
fSs B r. h"9deE "a cWRc0sS n m TNGmHs nqTnF
Ford, Louisville, Ky. 0'''''' '''''''S""' ''
s,RISns RIgosJC ,i, D. Deere, Illinois T. $. Wakefield
Il dc Cook Rey; d. s. Cook, Charles portic, ii. s
st. Johns N. D.; ii. n. Poole, England
lam H. Nc%e New oFsey FEsn n ffS r. s'TS Gyi WIN IN
dian Territory James p. Baleu Bay city, Mich;
Spagtanspurg, S, q; Edw. VtrHon, New York ; T. {.
%aSs SE CGl1 @ d2 Sn,o 5GmTs Schuyler Nebroska John
sT JAMEs-Dr. or z,,c anni ;f.o New York, Rev. NJ
r -rE1sa, Iowa; Rev, il, Il, McslcnonmY,. illinois
William 4; 1Toovors West Virginia; G. w, Jegks
Boston; w J. Case philadelphia :. Arnold, NGw
York T.. i. Townsend, Boston; H. 5. sleeper, H.. IL
Peck New York.
81. MAgC.-C W. Mitchell, Maryland; A.; W.
Barkclew New York; George H. PandoXteT; Rich
mOnd Va; Albert Nelson, Philadelphia W. Russell
New York H. ]. Moore, Bnltimore; G. L. Binder, G.
Whtihcrn, Philadelphia; Colonel Joseph 8. Allston
Maryland.
WoRMLEYs.-J. II. Bennett. NJ. ]. Edwards, New
YORK; Francis Chambers, II, H. Norris Philadelphia
Henry Harrison, Virglniai w. II. Rogers, Boston.
WELCRER's-J. c. Sinclair, Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1882-04-13

N~IBWE WILL CLEAN CARPETS BETTER
W. AND CHEAPER
than any other concern In Washington.
No whipping to wear OF. tear your carpets,
A, II. CnACE q BRO,
Fine Upholstcrers and Steam Carpet Cleaners,
aDliGm Louisiana IA uypnup.
National Republican., 1882-04-13
HOLIDAY GOODS,

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Ear
Rings, Fine Gold Jewclry, American Watches, Ster-
ling Sfyerware In great variety, Plated Tea Sets
Baskets, Bowls Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, astors
Soup Tureens, Forks and spoons Rogers Bros Plated
Table cutlery, Joseph Rogers \ sons Sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery aud Scissors French Clocks, Opera
Glasses, Brass Sconces, Mirrors, Cundlestlcks. &c,
never complete, which call to the attention
of purchasers, MS they will lind our prices low.
HARRIS Il SHAFER,
mrlG-tf No. lll3 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-04-13

Authorized agents for the sale of stock
n. w. FlTIGliRALD 1925 Il Str

Authorized agents for the sale of stock:
n: W. FlrIGEIlALD, 1925 + street,
over Taulmnn's Drug Store or llOj street, from
10 p M, daily. ap7.6t
N-1SB@ DENTlST.-HOWLAND DENTAL ASSO-
gSS CITATION, No. 2li Four-and.ahalf street
aer exlraetlons under Nitrous oxide, without pain,
T 6G q for thS & first to2h and 20 cents each 9Gdi
gus 50 cents each tooth. Best Artificial Teeth made,
S2a amaEn s % iHS Have E2
liz liz ocS VIII DC 'H'Hea F00 tickets 10 my SS fS"
N~1Syp WARNERs KIDNEY CURE, MRS. PINK.
- hams Compound, Cursaline CAMS Germs Sol Sol
Masonic Temple. Jalo
saa anoMEoPATHICM MEDICINES OF EVERY
- kind, humphreys specifics, Extract Witch
atCOUGHLIN's. sells
sS9ya WEI DIE MEYERS, San NDE0RD,s, AMP
S RSsE SSa ali cqFS s nSyf SnSy w2r P Ha al
gou9MLIN'S Temple Drug store. lal9
s~1aye If YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
Ia o D %
sold only al couGHLIN's, Masonic Temple nos
swe IRON RAILINGs A sPEcIALTY.-A
neat wrought-Iron Park Fence, of onc-halr finch
iron put up complete at 50 cents per foot; also all
GEO WHITE & CO.,
mr%llm iO2 Maineaven southwest.
nl8. LIVERY STABLE
l. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Iandaus, Coupes, saddle Horses, and everything
S1ssRs sS91@sRIsln stock necessary for hrstelass Hiring
a number of very fine New Carriages Just added to
Carriages, with drivers in livery by day, week, or
month. 60 Connected with National TelGphonlc
sSB BLi3S. JOHN il. CLARK, Manager.
No. l72i @ street. between Seventeenth aud Eight
keeps for hire all the latest styles of Carriages by the
hour Sr %SntG %m9 wis arysr as "a yf s;ses
Particular attention given to Boarding Horses.
s1y. sTYLoGRAPmc AND, MAcKINNoN
by tiEo Il. HERRTCK. G2s street. ~ noSsm
eSg1 H. ROSS PERRY
BSS Attorney-StLaw.
No. Si2 d street, opposite City Hall. nosSm
BSS Administered for ET!!T@Sl!9g Teeth.
sc2'.ly 4Oo seventh street northwest
sB DR. Nj bANff5F. Al gAEHAN
1915 Fourteenth street
Second door south from All Souls Church. seS-lyr
eg" DIsrNsEcrAHGs rAAfHpFa rRATrs cHLo'
Darby's Prophylactic Glrondln DlsnfectanL
American Sanitary Powder Bromo. Choralum,
Carbollc Acid, Chloride of Lime, Copperas.
mri5.Ii cor. Fourteenth St and New York ave.
B~S1gD VIM. b. ENTWISLE,
APoTHECARY,
1901 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
dealer In Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines, Per
nmery Toilet Articles soaps, SpOngeS, &C.
Prescriptions compounded day or night.
Soda and Mineral Waters on draught the year
round mr31ly
nlSJ@ MARTINS VACCINE VIRUS,
ON IVORY POINTS.
For sale by
W. S. THOMPSON
mrls Pharmacist, 7Ol Fifteenth street.
nS9@ JAMES s, ToPHAM.
Manufacturerof
TRUNKS
HARNESS, sADDLERY, BAGS, 10
No. 495 Seventh street northwest
REPAIRING
promptly attended to, Is0
National Republican., 1882-04-13

This space is reserved
for LANSBURGH & BRO,
who are so busy that they
are unable to write up
their advertisement. The
buildings are now being
pulled down for their new
and spacious building,
which they expect to Oc-
cupy by October l, 1882.
National Republican., 1882-04-13

You can publish n throc-liuo advertisement Of
Wanted" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost, -
three times for twenty-five cents in THE RErUB-
IfCAN.
National Republican., 1882-04-13
sPECIAL NOTICES..

aGMD CORCORAS GALLERY OF ART
s=S The last Night Exhibition this season will
take place TIL Is rHURSDAY) EVENING, from 8
to 10 r. m ,Admit'ance cents; By order Of the
National Republican., 1882-04-13

s~,zFo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DR. A. HULL
RSSS celebrated MEDIUM, gives sittlnlgs daily at
sOg street, Room Office hours 10 q. IN. to D. m.
National Republican., 1882-04-13
KATE GREENW";aY BOOKS.

eocB Afternoon Tea Books will he GIVEN with
Tor Il purchase. They are sold with colOrcd plates
crs GhO and IN plain colOrs for sljO. Mt the boOsc
TIr patrons. - '"' 'i'''"' ~
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-21
aournal anD Courier.
Friday Morning, July 21. 1882.
The Estate of Charles Adams.

Farther Hearing Before the Commits
 sioners-Another Claimant Appears.
 Yesterday morning, before Commissioners Wright and Cooley, was resumed the hearing on the claims against the estate of the late Charles Adams.
 Dr. M. O. White was present with certif- cate that Dr. Quinn was still too ill to come in and testify regarding his claim Mrs. Quinn testified regarding the nursing, medicine and extra services she gave Adams during his last illness, for which she claimed $1OO. Su- perintendent Starkweather, of the hospital, was called to testify that at the institution patients who were able to pay were charged $12 week and for this they were nursed and received medical attendance and medi- cine. Charles A. Castle, the nurse who at tended Adams for six nights before his death was called to contradict the testimony of the | Quinns that they gave nearly their whole i time to the sick man. Arthur Skinner, a 1 resident of the same house with the Quinns, 1 testified to the same effect as Castle. | In the afternoon Arthur Skinner, to ques- 1 tions by his attorney MT. Blydenburgh, testified that he had attended Adams more or l less for three weeks before he died. The l Saturday before that event Adams asked the 1 witness how much his bill was. Skinner 1 would not set price for his services, al | though urged. He finally said that for one thing he would like picture of Adams put | in 8 nice frame, to remember the sick man by. The witness was first called in to lift Adams, which Dr. Quinn was unable to do Skinner roomed in the house when first
 called to attend Adams. For his attendance | upon Adams the witness put in bill of $5C I against the estate.
 Cross examined, the witness admitted thsa
 shortly after Adams death he had said h.
 had no claim against the estate; but subse
 quently Lawyer Burlington came to the shol
 where Skinner worked and urged him to pu
 in a claim of $1O0 against the estate and le
 him (Purrington) represent him. Skinne
 thought $IOO too much, but Burlington ia
 vored that sum, saying that it would be GU
 down, anyhow.
 1 This was the last claimant. The commis | sioners reserved their decision, but will prob
 ably make it known in day or two. If tn
 creditors are not satisfied with the report o
 the commissioners they can take an appes
 to the Superior Court, when the debt e2 ! ceeds Ts1OO.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-21
Summer
 Complaints

At this season, various diseases of the bowels are prevalent, and anany ttues are lost through lack of knowledge of safe and sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER is a sure cure for Diarrhpa, Dys- entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, etc., and is perfectly sqfe. Read the following:
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 l. s. POTTER, U s. Consul BURTON-ON-TRENT. ENG I had been several days suffering severely from diarrhoea, accompanied with intense pain, when tried your PAIN KILLER, and found almost instant relief H. J. NoONE.
 21 MONTAGUE ST., LONDON, ENG. During residence of twenty three years in Indla have given it in many cases of diarrhoea, dysen- tery and cholera, and never knew it to fail to give relief. R. CLAR1DaE- No family can safely be without this invaluable remedy. Its price brings it within the reach of all.
 For sale by all druggists at 25c., soc. and S1.OO per bottle.
 PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors,
 Proyidence R. l.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-21

resulted in victory for the former. The score was 12 to 3. The points of interest were the fielding of Ansonia and the catching of Johnson and the pitching of Timlin for the home club. The most effective batting was done by King of the home nine.
 The Episcopal church is being painted by Hadley & Foster.
 This morning John Tobin, aged thirteen years arising early went with a COW to pas ture, after which he proceeded to go picking raspberries, and took the railroad the shortest way. But while on his way he be came tired and sat by the track to rest. Un consciously he fell asleep, and in that state he was struck by freight train at 8. m yesterday. One ear was torn off with SC were injuries to the head and shoulder. Dr Zink attended him and expresses hope of re covery. July 20.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-21
New York Produce Market.

New York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK; July 2O FLOUR Unchanged. Sales. 13, BOO barrels. State, s 75as 50 Ohio, $4 9oas %; western, 8 75a8 25 ; south Tn, $5 15a7 75. WHEAT-1al2Sc. higher and firm, speculative trading; sales 2sO, ,006 bushels Mo- 2 red for July sI 1sAa1 205s 560 900 bushels do for August $1 17 al 18a 320 900 bushels do. for Sept, S1 18Z 12o,ooo bushels do for October. $1 1ss@al 2o14 ; CORN-ha1Ac higher mixed western, for spot s2as4c. do. for futures s0as5}sc sales, 3s0,O00 bushels
 OATs-4a1Ho. better state 62a7Oc ; western, 61 a69o sales BIC, 900 bushels, in luding Mo- for Au gust. 50h a6l 91c; first half of August. COG: BEEF-FIrm new extra mess, St5a15 50. PORK-Firm spot mess, $22 25; old do., $21 co.
 LARD-71c. higher i; steam rendered, s12 90. Sales $50 tierces.
 BUTTER-Weak. SUGAR-Dull.
 MOLASSES-Quet. PETROLEUM-Duu. RICE-Unchanged. COFFEE-F1rm. FRETGHTS-Firm. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-strong at 47ka48c. ROSIN-Quiet at $1 90a2 05 TALLOW-Firm at 819a85sc.