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Wall Stree, To..iay

Fs1'N'f-
NEW lolk. Nov. I5-Ih he Eg-7tfag Post has f',,'
fnilowihC In It's nnanctll article: The stock MAJ
during th' forenoon anG up 10 l. 10 O'Clock ". I
generally unll ana on the whole stronger than ~
terday. 1heic Was very muJSl less trading thsa
yesterday, anu the net RESULT as Tar the most
active Stocks were concerned, WAS uiiimporfaft,
some e.lns fraction lower aud ,Sher~ frg,.ffua
higher. At-alt two-thrds OF the entire RuSi,p- :
was In four stocks, viz: Ltekawanna. y COO sllar>
ana The result of the Trading up 10 1890 mas To
lcaye The prices q higher than last niglt: ST Paul
1860 shares. the net result a decline OF \; tninn
Pacihc, l.hU shares. the net result an advance Il
>s; ortSoi a:ld 1fanscontinental, 1900 shares. the
net result an advance OF a; Illinois Central N4s
more aclye ulan usual and shows gain OF a o. Z
last night The Vanderbilt stocks were dull. nria
ana very little changed. except the Nickel Piat,,
which shows an advance OF "a Tor the prefericd.
Little ciiaIee IN prices Of railroad bonds Govern
m nt t.iidS were q higher for tie A. and 4. loNrr
Tor THE - Money call on stock collaleral5 LIDS
iOTSuovM Mas aud 20 per cent
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PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. 15.-The Jewellers OF this
city will adopt the new sta ndard of time and the
city authorities Will have the town clock run by the
same standard.
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JklNlnN. y. j., Nov. --Hefefl1Tlg 10 "A req
tha the autioilti = al the state normal and moe,
Schools ia this city were endeavoT1ng o. eNl,',-i
heFer:l cas.S of malignant scarlet lever at ibrir
boarding balls. DIR. IiasbTpngh sid today that
There wen Only four Gases IN all and that the first
case had only been discovered ,ss erday. lha
contagnn the boys have beer dismissed and a.; /.
gon" Ia their homes. There arr no cases aInup :
the -irS. The outbreak has created scare s,iI.l
ihte~c haNin. children ~ Ile :, ,h,pJls
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j. w. DnEw.
PHARMACIST
CORNER PENNA. AVE, 9TH STREET
Takes pleasure in announcing the arrival large and
CONF ete assortment Of Manicure goods estab-
EsLlIent Dr. Parker Pray Americas first Manic
DIAMOND NAII. ENAMEL;
COSMETIC ROSALINE;
ONGOLINE;
CREAM VANO-A:
P1LISHERS IN IVORY AND BoxWOoD:
FRENCH SCISSORS;
FRENCH FILES;
FRENCH CUTICI.E KNIVES oo7 -3rn
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A Bead Rody ina a Pork Rarrc,.

IRON, y. u, Nov. l5.-MTS i. VI. Eldrcd, s.,G :,
years. WAS found dead yesterday IN pork barri
north frt'tShurEh, Y it'll the feet prof1ldius. \
wod ih the 1oislcaa has caused suspicion uT f'l
play. aHI the coroner t. invest tig,ing The case :,
NdS ih' 52l anniversary OF her marriage.
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Death Of An Vo,va Grcenharl

'fptk RArlDS, IOWA Nov. l5-na,id Piat'r.r I
Enr-nba''k candidate for Congress IN iSsse. U,pt a.
TUESDAY al i.is home al Mount vernon uf ritua s
tisln vi the heart.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARRISBURG, PA. Nov. 15-The house to-day
Slightly amended the appropriation bill. and then
adJonSned until tonight, when the bill will be put
On final passage.
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I".TOS. NNt. ia-81nr hundiC4l and fiitN thuu-:lI
dollars bias been rai-ed 10y Subscription FOR The pl-
pos o establishing general Unitarian headat-
tio ia flS city, and Immediate St.ps viii be- iaAt a
'" purchase An eligible site and tgeCl q suitab I,
building.
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BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. HINTS John W Gnrrr'
Died this morning IT Nontebtllo Mt tiarr,i.
country kett, from injuries rNfived i'm haNinS L.
thro~n IIVn h,T carriage On the lIth Of oltVs
last.
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"
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. i5.-DIsuricrS aTc r,lrcrl-S
10 have o0urred recently among the workii.-.ia,a
NJ iatf, 10 suppress which the authorities WI.e
cDilSed t0 c,.il The military.
GERMAN ENVOY ~ rrEgv
BERLIN. Nov la-The BseTssn Ca,r-t,Y- saws CO..
man many Win send special envoy Ia Tc>in tor>,.
ms lhiiueIcc In behalf q; peSCefn, suutlon - IL
questions pending oetween France and ,hln.l
Tnr GERMAN TAG IN xApaGAsraR.
,s nskah; Nov. la-1he German consul az Tina.
taNe Madagascar, has been lnstrttI.d Ia hD.,, -
1cflhsh iias over his consulate In that ,,ty
Tas AUSTRIAN kiCHsRsru
, sitsS., Not la-ihe Rchsrlth has been SUI.
ih"hV1 I" meet on the 4th ~ DeCelnlsr.
POLITICAL s1Kkws AT BrRsrS
LONDON. Nov. fS.-A dispatch TO the .Fit.ss f,o~,
Berlin says the tone Of the French pr,sS, n go; :
lnenung upon the projected visit NJ the Grow 4
Prince Frndt'tch william to King Alfonso has t,s
a very bad Impression In Berlin. Tl' samr tli--
patch, referring Ia NJ pe tiiers visit Ga ia,pI,t r.
ruhe. says Prince RiSinarCk mainly daNinNs te,t-.
GUS with the Russian foreign minister lle sI.tx *
auairS in Bulgaria.
ABsSK MANAGER sESr-Srrr
BIRMINGHAM. Nov. lS-,Ino. Alfnd Rur-an Iafa
manager of the l Mon Bank OF Birmingham. W ,
ahSt"nded but WAS arrested on a steamer 1t llak.l
as ne MaS about leaving FOR Buenos A.n~ and w.
was convicted on the ith instant Of rorytnc hills 4
eAchahge ana faisiNlug the accounts oI the uau4,
Was today Sentenced 10 - years iupT1sonmonL
ArnIEAL corRBEr REruRrYp uI.
fARis. Nov. i5-A rumnr Is current herr "a o.
entrt that Admiral Courbet, coinmandcr of t,ii
frnch forces In Tonqun, isuL The soyerumcnt,
however has received no advices In roEani thslt.L
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST TIM Iospop eroaTsMaN
boNpoh, Nov. lh-The libel riit 81 the C,...-a,
he,rs association against the epcsaNBan. be,an-.
The lnttsr charged the ASsor1 tann with issuing
bogus news. was dismissed TO-DAY slter "A iurtlug
hearing before Alderman x night
gNRrEDo BoAre VoR GuaNsry
BERLIN. Nov la-1t IL reported Giat the govern
nl.it Mill ask the Re1chSt2S for 4 gTsIi tu bul A
flffy iorIsIO boats
MARQUIS fNETn
lpSnof, NoN.1a-A Paris dispatch - Reurpr'c 7. =
ecraIB company states that the EaruiS Tss'ng a.
turncd la Paris i0m Fu,keHtone IN pui>alau,. ,(
oniers ies iNta from the Chinese goyexnneB
DeElh Of Mrs. lOhn W. l.2rreIf-
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TPlPRraDhic RriefG

The Washington mills, at Lawrence. Mass. n =
discharged sixty Weayel,. thus stopping oi,,,
hundnd and nifty looms for an Indefinite p,.rlad.
The .'Si@thorpe barracks at Savannah. Ia. w',a
sold iS The government to-day al auction iOr
$6s,JSl to the ncw hotel company.
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N1Spow SHADES
Jnst receiveda fresh importation Of all the newest
colOrs i'll
SHADE LINENS.
Made and hung by experienced hands in the best man.
her.
LOUIS A. DIETER,
n15-6t 913 street northwest
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HAYWARD & Hurcu1Ssos.
424 NINTH STREET
Agents for LOWS CHELSEA ART TILES, TRENTON
ART TILE. AMERICAN ENCAUSTIC TILE COM
PANY. MINION. MAU and other IMPORTED TILES
BRASS FIRE-PLACES aud BRASS FIRE GOODS in
great variety.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
eep22 424 9th street
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BOOKS, &c.
Il NJ Nrw Qr.rrrrs

n Z" BOOKS FGs. Bows
IL" Boy Travellers in Central Africa by Knox
It"f.i'@t ;1'ts of u DTlI..tt.r boy t.y kithgr
'lil:l iilt Ills Fri !'ts. by Tr,y<i-';:-e
FROM P''7ytter Monkey t. Atuir1l. by Kingston.
:snu2 H:'ll-'T, 10y Oliver GItic
e.. NItl-it;s. BuIu voiInu.-, T., 1Cr,
. y. CrtlSa Uf tlc SnOwi,lr,. by Sal,i,--
IL Yong circus I.i,i T. ly ii,Hst., !.,r f-
!n ','a. .-.s Shooting Boa. by iiariy ;cii1n
! oGI s-lh IL C4I t,..n Marry -
W ii EAl1.ANI1 NJ SON
Ia l.ft
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THE SpEANE CANVASS.


uE Is AHUSEn AT THE TALK OF COMPLIMENTARY
VOTES" FOR HIN, AND TELLS A STORY.
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BAuu,s EeoxouY Cook BOOK.

C-'t TisOUsasD 10 ~ SoI.p At Ice EACH
Tho t1F' -'-airr 81 Ia--s .eil r.e1tlar'v AZ
T. ~ o! ,ii'- Tor ti,e lsItuf our ar at
w" a cl' e'.al at'ut;o "a, the fact that VIC sall
p ~ - -ats' ';tJiiS r-E<,ti gItS The -ol-
lU" iie .t.S, It,. Ivt-i:
tl;Jst NJ = t'!.-tor. Iy Mar J rIoI,7,s
S"nt" l;.>! - StaTT II. Nir!cl,
Jt-str-' H. I--S:yS. St.. Ri. .rr>ite 81 ,.,r
Bat let IS Woman. by \. \ iI2cty
B,tf t aIi ~. >-s,t. translated ty aIre Wiser
ji-f' NV i,,sAtIorIs fy lattIl; t.r.,.y
Nc~tiI the sal, IF our S,y p,Ij.atinne-
n s!-I I'.it-, - oUr rlCt. itS.
BACM'S BooE DFnAETNrNT
CO 4is IL, street northwest
y'ii- COTTAGE EITtHtN DY MARION HsH.
.sfet ~, -,i-i'r. liz lis. Dy l,y. T. T. R.-..
= isE. Vi d i,y aHth"r II ND Nid.s Narld:
- ,. t.tlI.r-- ls-s BIsis l--k. Luytii's o,a
s-'. .-iG ~--II-- Libraries ia k--lk :u-II.-
&C PtESELI.
'-'iS 4lN Sti >tY,,.i northwest
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Washington News and Gossin.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DsY.-Intcrual rev
ellle :30i ,aai6,3. customs, s3ae sf50l.
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kilograms to The Star.
iEcsEE's Ba0Y SECRETLY REMOVED
THE WAR ON PoLYGAMY.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN MAINE
LABOR TROUBLES IN RUSSIA.
sHlPwRECK ON LAKE MICHIGAN
DEATH OF MRS. JOHN ". GARRETT.
Abraham LinCOtn's Remains.

L STORY OF THEIR SECRET REMOVAL. TO THwARr
GRAVE ROBBERS.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov ia story IS published here
thiS noinlLg IN an apparently authentic form. TO
the effect that the body Of Abraham Lncoln has
istn secretly removed from the SapophagIIs Mt
springfield. 10 prevent the possibility OF any fur
ther attempt by grave robbers The story runs TO
the elect that the removal Was made within a few
days after the attempted desecration of the grave
a lew years ago; that the body placed In a
it-ll-ed. alright cedar cas,ct and placed I'm an
other portion OF tie monument. and thai its loca-
tlon Is Known only 10 a few Immediate friends OF
the family.
WHAT PROMPTED THE REMOVAL OF THE Bopy
CHICAGO. Nov 15.--A gentleman IN Springfield
supposed 10 be thoroughly conVerSsnt with the
facts OF the removal oI President IIncaln's body
was asked what prompted the removal. He re-
plitd: AFTER an attempt t0 steal the body had
been made bF grave robbers a few years alro the
parties who are responsible for the safe keeping or
MT. llnconS remains held Il consultation and a
proposition 10 remove the body from the Slrcophs-
gus VAS unanimously concurred iu. IL was the de-
sire OF those citizens and officials wfo assumed the
Responsibility for the removal that tr fact sbouId
hot be made public"
Ihe Sarco1haguS In which II has been ponGlariy
supposed the body Of the dead President has re-
m;ilned ever silce the completion OF the monu-
menf, Is protected stTaply by Il fran iron gate
gentleman "ho claims TO ba familiar with all the
details OF tn" removal said: 'Considerble diiiclty
ATTENDED tie transfer OF the body, as the ebilnl-
ing process had not proved complete success and
the remains had to be handled with great care -
The Informant further declared that when the
tleVeS attempted III the first instance 10 steal the
peuy, ana were scared away they left the coffin
partly drawn out of the marble Sarcophaeus ,gh IA
had enclosed IT, The adysabillty of finally secret
Ing the remains WAS OF course apparent and the
monument committee acted accordingly
IL Is further declared that the secret Of the re-
InOEal has been most carefully guarded and that of
the thousands of people WHO yearly visit the tomb
none have suspected The truth although comment
upon tue apparent Insecurity OF the SarcophaeiiS in
View cf the first attempt 10 steal the body has ben
frequent and marked
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Caucus Tactics.
District Government Affairs.

PETITIONS OF CITIZENS.
petition OF property owners on Indiana avenue
and street northwest. between 1St and 3i streets
to the District Commissioners, call attention to the
neglected condition OF these important thorough
fares. and says that while Improvements have been
made In almost all directions, this particular part
OF the city has been entirely overlooked.
Mr.. c. J. Hillyer, 2l21 Massachusetts avenue, has
applied for permission to erect at the southeast
corner OF 2lst street and Hllyer place tat his own
expense) lamp post and lamp The engineer Com
missioner Will not give his assent unless the lamp
is to remain permanently the street as the prop
erty Of the District.
the eastern portion OF the city was brought before
the District Commissioners to-day, the parties In
ereSted stating that the schools there are OF little
service to the children on account OF the streets
being impossible in the wet and winter season. the
soil being OF Clay and no cutters put down. They
ask 10 have street northeast graded and gravcled
from 18th to 18th streets. and some kind of side
walk laid as may be deemed practicable for winter,
and provide crossing at llth and streets north
east
GETTING READY FOR WORK ON THE WEST WING OF
THE NEW DEPARTMENT BUILDING.
The Secretary of War has addressed a note to the
District commissioners asking, in behalf of Col
ThOS. l.. Casey. corps of engineers In charge OF the
construction OF the State, War and Navy deDart-
mentS building. that portion OF the carTiageway
OF 18th street be allowed to be used for the piing OF
materials for the western wing Of the building
about TO be erected.
COLD SCHOOL HOrSE.
Mr.. John II. Brooks, school trustee In note to
the Commissioners, referring to the supply of heat
In the Miner school building suggests that the win
dows on the north aud west sides OF the building
De ughtened
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle Fl. L. johnson, erect
nVe tWO-st0Fy dwellings, Virginia ave. and d SITS. n.
W; $1,000 H. L. Johnson, erect two twostory
dwellings, alley between and f and elSt and ed
StS IL w; s6G0 p H. McNantZ, repair frame in alley
rear OF lot 1s9 9Th st. n. e.; $125.
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Nv inw isoors
) ia.-.4hSt,iity Irvtrflr.,< sNr-vf,1
F''>ti 'li iS 'f;,-Jc "a l-tl,..-
i.">'raIi~ Uls Alienation. ftir-.,
tFlst t.i ton .-.ai c
4a,,IlC IL =, I~aF4rt, Ifz..I- ~ y - N"'' ~
NNt- lti, ''~t!t ~ Me-. ai-i Her Lost Provinces
4Jtr-'- I.Vl s',..:. iL.st,rltf f.saI, ft,n.i
l';''- o. {.sfl l'ar 81 Sf.IiSiiI Nat. S.utA5rn
r. q i.iaE.: 'Ja-,~ Ksl.tNI4.F ii,iyt. yrn.
tJctH .i ',"AJ lAIE ii 4Li bi. sd tTre- Wistar)
" '- To-. tSts.f.-' ii .iLa I-.Ii5 L. rra OF leh
& ..t-.J- L4-s-~tI - burns:
" ". MORRISON
-. -s a 3. .-,.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER is expected to return to
M aShingtOu tO-InOrrOT.
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THE o. 8. s. TRENTON left Newport for New York
yesterday.
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COMMISSIONER EATON says that the opinion OF the
Attorney General relating to the classification OF
clerks under the civil service law, which was pub
ished in yeSterdays STAR, is substantially In ac-
cord with the construction already placed upon tie
law by the commission, and by which they have
been governed IN their action.
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LABNk fEoJELks N FTNxI.
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. i5-DIsurir>S az, r,,,.crf I
10 have o0urred recently among the wnrkii.y,t. !,
at Ref, 10 suppress which the authorizes ne
obliged t0 call The military
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DECREASE OF 1hM1GRATIoN.-The report OF the
bureau Of statistics shows that during October
there arrived at our principal ports 4s s65 im1nt-
grants, and for the same month OF the preceding
year there arrived ii. .929 immigrants. For the ten
501,G37, and for the same period of 1882, 66SC15.
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NAv4I. NEWS PROM NORFoI.X.-Co,n1n1 More na-O
reports ID the Navy department that the Talia-
pooSa left the Norfolk navy Yard for Annapolis yes
terday afternoon. He also reports that he sent the
tag Snow drop t. assist the local engines at the
fire at the freight house OF the Norfolk and West
Pln Railroad cumpuuy
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

A CARGO Of Philadel pbia-built locomo.
tivea, shipped in paris, recently went out per
btTksntiue Carrie H.ckler for Rosario Ar
gentine Republic. The engines will be used
on the new railroad now being constructed
between Rosario and Buenos Ayres
The Rail~sv Commissioners of Arkansas,
which iucluds the Governor, the Auditor
and Secretary Of STATE, have been eni0ined
from assessing he properly of the Memphis
aud Little Rock railroad for taxation. The
Iron Mountain road led of and apple for
an injunction several days ego.
IT HAS been known for some time that
work on the Mexican, Oriental, InlsToceanic
aud International railroads, the Could De
Gress concession, had been suspended, owing
chiefly 10 difficulties end misunderstanding
with the Mexican government. II il now an
nounced officially that the Objectionable
clauses in the contract have been modified in
the interest OF the company, and It has been
consolidated with the Grsni, or Mexican
Southern railway. The Gould system in
Mexico now incUd The line from Laredo to
the CITY of Mexico, with its branches,
some 400 miles in all, and the
Mexican Southern, which runs south from
the City of Mexico TO the Central American
States The roads will nov be completed az
fast az possible, aud VII 6lishedwili form
parts IF the Southwest railway system, which
will thus extend far down INFO Central Amer
lea. The great International railway, which
is to connect the three Americas, is thus to
be completed nearly to the Istbmus of Pan
ANA. Five years sgo-the mar who dared
predict that such rosd would be constructed
during this century wouldhsve been laughed
at az a visionary dreamer. But neverthe-
Iess, the undertaking will soon be an accom-
nlisbed fact. Who can be bold enough TO say
that this line will not be continued 90 down
tbrough South AM. RIGA 10 the La Pats
beIJ,,e twenty sars have passed away,
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WHAT he FOUND.
Because AZ Eebe,-~ss a =ainst IN Treat.
meBt-PeopIe vino Dream.

Having told the story of that terrible mental
struggle in his earlier year,. which ended in his
abandoning orthodoxy in religion, the late
Thomas Carlyle ended with these words:
Yes, was shut up in my room in that way fol
weeks. eating little and tia: at ali sorts OF odd
times, and when settled the faith question and
came out to the world again, for the first time in
my life I was conscious OF possessing such an in
Jernal apparatus as a stomach" 1t may be added
that during the rest of his long life chronic dys
pepSia kept the fact of the existence OF tue stom-
ach perpetually in the great mans mind.
Disordered digestion and torpid liver handicap
multitudes of people in LIES race They are
beaten everywhere. With their liver engorged
With blood aud their brain fuddled through lack
-. - .,ass through the world like
them that dream. Thus enfeebIeU Euu- ma a.,
spirit and body, they the first to fall before the
touch OF an epidemic, or to yield t. any illness.
Many vacant chair in editorial rooms, in bust
ness offices aud In the studies of literary tells
this tale.
Natures own stimulus for sluggish circulation
oil the blood is BENSoN'5 CAPCINE POROUS
PLASTER. 1t stirs the dull organs into activity,
relieves them from the poisonous matter which
paralyzes their powers and renders life real sgain
and imparts snap and vigor TO the man.
without being harmful, the Old-style plasters
are always slow, weak and uncertain but Ben
sons Capcrne acts quickly ana heals at once.
When you buy take notice that the word CAP
CINE is cut in the plaster. then pay your IS cents
and take hope.
Seabury 4 johnson, New York
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GROCERIES.

SUGAR-Pure white, 9sI99sa; yellow, 81
(99c; open kettle, 7s954c; refined A, 9fc;
granulaied, 9s@93c; powdered, 1Ofc; cut
loaf, 10lc.
CoFFEE-Cammou, 9(G9Ic; ordinary. 81
@l0c; fair, 109l04s; prime Rio, 1l@11 &c;
fancy, l32c; old government, 2S925c.
MoLAssEs Market frm; Louisians, com.
mon to fair, S34@4Oc; prime to choice, 45@
500; tentrilus.is. 35(g50c, AS TO grade; fancy,
5000.
CANnED GOODS, Ero.--Prices per doz-D
Pineappies. 81 40@l Is; pesches, . Ibs, san,
dsrd, 81 50a,l so; conda, ST 25(n1 So
tomatoes, 2,lb., 81 iO@l Is; S.lbs, 81 sea
40; strawberries, 5! 25G.l 50; raspberrier
Il l5@l so; blackberries, 81 1901 25; green
cages, 81 so; pears, 81 90; puus, 81 60
green corn, Sl(91 so; green peas, 90c9Sf 25
cove oysters, full weight, 10, 81 l09l Is
cove oysters, light weight, 2 ID, 81 IS; cove
oysters, light weight, To-, 65@70c; cove oys.
tiers, light weight, 2 h., S19l 10; condensed
milk-Crown, IS %; Eagle, 1905 25; Swiss
Sc 25.
SALT-Per carload, 81 As per barrel; 81 sc
in sacks; pockets, bleached, 2l97c; coarse
81 Is
SoAP-4@64c per pound.
BAGGING AND TIEs-Bagging, 94GI2c
according TO weight. Ties, arrow, 81 so.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Cofee-Rio, ca
goes, common TO prime, 7f@103c. Sugar
common to good common, 68G63c; fair te
fully fair, 6s(97o; prime to choice, 7s@73c;
yellow clarified. S(GSsc; prime to choice white
clarified, ssc. Molssses-centrifugal, 22@30c
NEW YORK, June 5.-Cofee quiet but firm
Rio, &c. Sugar 10 fair demand and unsettled
refined stronger; white extra c, S(GSIc; vel
low C, 7f@7sc; yellow, 6l(97sc; off 4, sta
CI.. A
gsSnulsted, Sc. Molasses steady; New Or
leans. 30G5Sc.
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GENERAL. NSWS.
BUSINESS fair.


SIGNAL SERVICE report: River 26 feet
iuches, stationary yesterday.
RECEIPTS By river yesterday, II bales OF
cotton and S4S sacks of seed.
The Wyoming, from New Or cans, passed
up last night for Cincinnati. She put of
here 6lS packages of freight.
The John Howard, Capt. Joseph Carleton,
from New OrleanF, passed up yesterday even
| log for Paducsh, to 90 on the ways.
TIE Rene Macready, for ST. Francis river
and Ida Darragh, for Arkansas river, de.
parted last evening with fair trips.
The Will s. Hays, from Cincinnati, passed
down early yesterday morning for New Or.
| leans with big trip. She put off here 25(
| packages Of sundries.
THE Belle Memphis departed yesterday
morning for ST. Louis. She added here 25(
barrels OF oil, Is barFels of potatoes and 65(
packages of small lumber.
| The James w. Calf arrived yesterd a,
morning from Cincinnati with 3l91 PACKAGE
| of freight for this place, and returned agar
| last evening With 90 CabTu passengETs aud {
fair liet OF freight.
| PILOT YVES OWENS haa been confined I,
his room the past several DAYS with a pain
| full carbuucle on his neck. Those who hav
had TO Wrestle with one oil those pests know
how to sympathize with him.
The City of Vicksburg, from st. L1uis
passed down yesterday moroing for Vicks
burg. She added here 80 sacks OF corn, 81
kegs OF beer and 10 tons of surdries, anC
put off 2300 packages of freight.
! The river-ch anuel changes prophets ar
employing the fly seIson in biographies
surveys OF The region round about where tn
/
Their latest opinions provide for the desiruc
tions OF all the awmill-, railway inclines
comPresses, railway depois, and other i'm
provements along the river front abov,
AdsmI street. Well, let's all pray 10 liv
! till we see it.