Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
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BALTIMORE, July 25.-Virginia skies. consolidated,
new threes. 5lA; North Carolina sixes old IO5 bid
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western super 5sas Is; do extra ss5a4 do fam
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do amber ssaSs No. Maryland no' s5as So No
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bid; Corn-so9.hern nominal and quiet; western
August coy bid 81 bid Oats shy s1
d. mixed pennsyvans s7a4 Rye o 4Eat2
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and and Clear Mess LOO sHk
Lard-rehned ~ Butter dull western packed. sai5
ordinary to fair ssio Sugar dull and easieroA SOFT
%h.es sssad
BARRELS Wheat 5s1 Cd sS
wheat 90 600 rye 100 6sae
corn. 1000 bushels
The Chicago Markets.
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s2ts September, $40; October s5slas5X Pork"JuIy'
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The Petroleum Market.
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rallied and advanced to 65x and at o'clock, 651
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A NEW GENERAL DEPOT.-The quartermaster'S
depot at ST. Louis Mo-, including that for clothing
and equipage, is announced as general depot for
ton OF the Secretary Of War. Major Charles w.
Foster quartermaster is assigned to duty in charge
sstan M reexe C Of bis ne a
Will take post at the clothing depot where he will
relieve Capt. William P. Martin, military store
attend to the settlement of his accounts prepara-
tory to his retirement from active service.
VESSELS ALLOWED TO VISIT SICILY.-A telegram
has been received at the State department from
Consul Carroll, at Palermo, stating that vessels
from the United States not touching Italian In
fected ports are now allowed to enter Sicily.
THE ALABAMA AwARps.-The Secretary of State
to-day received the judgments rendered by the
court Of commissioners OF Alabama claims, and
promptly certified the same to the Treasury depart
ment, where they will be paid
RANGE OF THE THERMoMEToR.-The following
were the readings at the of1ice of the chief signal
of1cer to-day m, 73.0; II a. m, 61.4; pm,
$40. Maximum, SO; minimum, I'LL
THE F1sHwAY AT GREAT FALLa-In the bill pro-
vding for an additional water supply for this city
passed In June there was an item added appropn-
ating $4,000 TO construct 1shway on the Potomac
at the Great Falls. The work was placed under
the direction of Major Lydecker, the Engineer Com
missioner OF the District, who told STAR reporter
today that nothing had yet been done In the con-
struction OF the nshway. Prof Baird had recon-
mended the use OF the Mcdonald nShway. As this
1s patented 1t would be necessary TO pay royalty
for It's use, and the engineer department Is undo
clded as to whether or not part OF the apprOpra-
ton to construct flshway can be expended In pay
ing royalty to the Mcdonald F1shway company.
The preliminary survey for the location has not yet
been made, and it is not probable that the 1shWay
VIII be built for some time yet
Wills FILED TO-DAY.--The win Of the late W.
w. Wtnder in which the entire estate "a left to the
wife, Annie < Winder, and that OF Catherine
Davis, In which she leaves all her property TO her
brother, Henry 6. Davis, and names him as exeCu-
tor, were filed with the register to-day.
Mr.. J. T. Reghenau, assistant congressional libra
Ran, died yesterday morning at Providence hos
pttal He was an accomplished lnguist.
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