Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov l2-Nirsinia skies cousol d ,t.-I
is pas;-due coupons. 46A new thrcsr, 5l-o bid to-
BALTIMORE Nov. 12-cotton duh middling. Iel4
mills suieE sSSasss Dc, sxtra. 4ao.sas; DO. ES
sur.rIaise ssient 100 Wncat-soutfern f Phi hishr r
ss xEn s i'a anS g s Msrysd s9g.hn I'D I'd G q 81 c
Va, W,eEa winter red 1 spot g;laal o.'. N6s,nr 90.
hisi.sr western sias % bet'r: taa,hern Whit saa
November. 5sas. year. 57la bid: Jan,lary. q as
er a4 x5S svb,s Ssts ssais h Do and %i,da s +
s,yal1, :s;a5s Rys aust. s3a6;: Hay anll ains !"
shoulders and clear riS sid's lacked
lSlals Iardr,.sd g But,2r f;an.w:..
p~s s eaas ss. 'faaRy frS @ s'lfa hfinndd t1 n ss
Gfi,t. qliet and fr,n-t" m csrrs ordinary 10 fair
n raf aus s W. SHI al and aasr haih ns soft M ~ wG1s
steady, llsal 4 Ist FriSits to to Li.erIoe l-T sal.r
fomr 1a65 bushels: wheat 81 bushels corn, ii
hn,ns bats 2o g 1 suShs: e 5SS bsll- dl sh
s'lcs-"heat, 392 Ooo Sgsh-Is. corn 5000 bushels
An INsrECTIoN OF LETTER C,RRrFRS.-Thr letter
carriers having received their new winter uniforms.
for which a contract was recently made with G~p
T. Tinne 6 Co. an inspection OF the entire corp
was held at haf-past one O'Clock this afternoon, In
one OF The large rooms In the upper part OF the post
offire building. or the siXty-Iine carriers sixty
seven We're present The corps pres nicd a very
neat appearance, and the men were highly comiili
mt'nt,d tN postmaster COIgfr. ASSIST ant I'g~lIItN
ter Sherwood and Superintendent Bell The cdr-
rierS were invited 10 speak out II they had any
complaint TO make OF the ft or workmanship II tie
new garments The only man who spoke up wao
carrier, who said: III | should drop letter
would NOT be able 10 pick II up" He was cen-o"i
bS the postmaster, WHO said the 81 yle Was tending
towards light pants.
Too MANY WAsHINGToNs IN THE CoUNTRY.-Tlc
city postmaster has addressed circulars 10 the
postmasters In the various Washngtons through
ont the country asking them 10 send 10 this io>l
office revised list OF the business men and cnrpo-
rltios their towDS. Some years ago. under tii''
direction of Mr. Plant, superintendent o the dyi>
,,f miscellaneous and unmailabe matter, directory
was made out of such firms and corporations. A
larg; percentage OF letters Intended for such per
sous are through the carelesSneSS Of the writers.
addrrss4i either to "Mashington, d. c." or simply
TO sWashinston" BY the aid OF this directory,
which fills a good-sized book, the Office has been
enabled in most every case TO forward The letters TO
the proper persons, and thus save vexatous delays
There are thirty-Onc post Offices in tie country
named Washington, and on an average twenty
letters day arc redrected and forwarded IRON thiS
Office 10 other Washlngtons-
4 NATIONAL BANK AT ROCKVILLE, Md new
nat ional bank il being organized at ROCKVILLE, Md
The following officers have been elected: joseph ~
Baker, of Frederick, president, and dinec,ns as
fellows: s. &. Jones, A. Dawson, H. M. 1aloot0a
T. yilson, Samuel Darby, j. b. HENDERSON. j. =
Poole. l. J. Hays, II. Waters, W. b. MoOiey ana D.
III. Gassaway.
SENATOR SHARON DENIEs.-Senator Sharon has
~ Mis- Hail He denies having executed the MAI
=. sr0len nj and charges that III Il n