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WAeWNCFuN, March Site story OF an
cncag,mcnt between the German mn-oi-
war Olga aud an American uan-oi-Na var
in the harbor OF ApIa, resu.tIn, in the siak-
mg0f the American vessel, l. generally as
credited a. the Navy Department No lnior-
nation upon The subject has been received
ai the Department Of state. There, So do the
Navy Department. Il Is said thar thc news OF
an event Of such importance would surely
reach the United states ~ feast as soon As
the Gcrmau sca-coast city. The Nips'c was
the ONLY United states msn-Oi-war a. Samoa
urior TO tie first instant, but II Is believed
ina, the Trenton and Naudsls, which sailed
from Honolulu early IN February, reached
samoa about March lSt.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Secretary blaine
this evening in answer 20 ~ inquiry said
thst toe report OF <oGict between a
German and United STATES War vessel o.
Satnos wa, in hls opinion unworthy az the
least crcdcnce. llc regarded II rs mere
stock -joD0ing rnmor having 20 foundation
whatever. Commodore Walker. OF tue Navy
Department, held similar views.
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= nIG curIsrnrLoYEEs' WAGES.
what - tne Matter win the sitiwsu-
kee ana st. s'aui Railroad?
~ loIegraph % ~ nNDsiehl

MINSEAPOIIs. MINI, March S.-lne Jour-
ma! th,s afternoon says: Last wednesday
;he Cbicsg0. Milwaukee and 70. Paul rail
rO1d officials ISSUED q secret order reducing
the WAGES Of large nunp'r OF employers 30
per cent. Exactly the number atcciod b.
the cut Is not known. II Is understood
inst the reduction is confined prn-
clpally 10 agents and clerks, OF which
the ROAD employs a small army. AT
the same time there Is feeling Tint
al The Otner employees 81 the road will be
called on shortly 10 share IN the rclrench-
meut so literally begun. Coming "a il doe'
just after the preliminary announcement OF
the bad financial condition OF The road the
cut has ON especial sieniicaiion. IL will be
remembered That the Milwaukee passed it'
dividend last October for tbc first time IN
years. the action creating no end OF hubnub
and excitement in financial circles through
out this country and IN England. Some OF the
English stockholders have been stirring Ilp
the matter with an energy that ever ircsi-
dent MilleTs visit To England iaie 10
paciiy. and recently certain representatives.
Of foreign Ownership have been m this
country looking up the condition oil
The property. OF course OIL Of thi.
has been kept very quiet, but another
significant fact has come 10 the surface
and is doubly interesting Just now. y spe-
cial mecting.Oi the board Of directors OF the
company has been called for next Tuesday
i'm Milwaukee. Such a call IL quite unpre-
cedentcd In the history q The road. II has
given rise to the belief that the diesalieiac-
tiou with the management Of the road IN,
taken definite form and some developments
OF startling nature are looked for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

TIRE world il cOmlng more and more TO
recognize the theory OF special quits. Poets,
musicians, teachers. orators, aud tradesl0en
have demonstrated it. The list might be in.
definitely extended. When the nan vita q
M Is plsced IN The way OF lis cultivation,
then We may look FOR success and results.
There are born advertisers. The Chicago
News understands this, aud offered e. 800 In
two prizes for the best advertisements which
should herald the virtues Of the News.
They received a large number OF replies
and hnely.W0rled ana arranged advertise.
ments poured In from every quarter. Among
those who competed Tor this bonauza vas
Dir. Thomrs y. Wiley. OF 30 Broadway.
New York city. his was a masterpiece, aud
be received check for one OF The prizes.
What vast difference the wording OF an
advertisement makes Ia rs persuasiyeness.
The headlines aud catch-llnes. - well As ar
rangement OF iGeas, aud grouping OK sem
tences are al points OF vital importance. one
person NAV write an advertisement. making
very hatterIng and generous offer 10 all who
send IN q certain sun OF money, and perhaps
viii not receive dozen replies, even though
II BE- published extensively. Another per-
son will rewrita the advertisement. making
the same offer, only IN different language,
aud using special taste in setting up the
same. and money win roll 10 At tremendous
rate. Any paper OF much size or circulation,
or any large advertiser, can tell you OF many
such cases.
Dir. Wiley has entire charge OF the extern
siye advertising OF Harriet Hubbard Aver,
OF the Recsmier preparations, the finest adj
veriisiag Of its kind in America. lie gradu-
ated from the United States Military Acade-
nv In 1868. and served on the frontier until
1873, when BIZ resigned. he left splendid
position as business manager OF Hartford
ment. His TIME is rot entirely taken, and
be deyotes part OF 10 10 writing advertise
ments for outside parties. Possessing such
recognized abilities, 1t Is not 70 be wondered
at that he Is so frequently solicited. - Bee,
Toledo, Ohio, March u.
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WAsmSGrON, March S.-lhe ,ight.seers
attracted to Washington 10y the Inaugural
ton have nearly an leil the city, but there IS
q swarm % onice-.eekeis here who iiil the
hotels end departments. Every section Of
toe country Is Represented. The office
seekers are keeping the senators and mCm.
hers OF Congress from their states busy, and
some Of them scarcely st tine 10 eat their
meals IN quiet.
Reprcscntaiye Wade, Of Missouri, and
several Others have found II necessary 10
change their places OF residence and keepthelr
new abodes secret. sir. wade on Wednes.
day had callers d. 6 O'Clock In the morn
Ing, snd rs they kept al II all day long be
changed hrs address at Dighta.l, unknown
10 any one. Candidates for big offices,
such IS foreign missions aud important
bureaus, are pursmng their quest more
quietly but no less earnestly team
those who want Smaller places.
The Indiana delegation called in q BODY
on the President This morning and urged
thar eX.Congressman Johnston. OF Indiana,
who wss defeated for reelection last No
yembcr be made Commissioner OF Pensions.
The other candidates for ibis are Corporal
Tanner Of New York; General BreWu, o.
Cincinnati, and Private Vaughan, OF Iowa.
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,..,...... 49,. s,...,.....,.,o
.fioT our Regular t'ri''pon''"'l
WA.HiN0roN, March SIS lnqliGle- have
Been majc through tine editors ri department
oi tne Dispatch regarding lhe nc'nal nun~
her OF negroes in attendance upon tAe 'n-
aueufal ha"l i's' Non'A' n'S'i Your cor
tpona'ui a." t'I >V"e,i''t q" VIVA, n''
t.I'''S ''." '''"',I ID" .. 'u
I''"-' lass ,'" q ~ "','' Wnl We, .n,.,,.'
.'''e' ,'',','.
FLOODS 10 I'D, u"' iiO"s. N",n ~ .'.''
wa. l''.'o'ny na ,aD, 'I@' ; ,, To-
' -,.',,,t,|,, ,., ,,.
ID. was INV l.," 10 ,r.' l'..o" ,,I Wy n nue.
''''''> ~" .t.",'' ,i''~ -. 49,.
>Pouu.h' u'pl' ,ue! 20 ',.'' .i'O
...-Ie..n lo-t Us 'he rI, ,i''i'''' I,it' '''I'
down tHc stairway "t lh,' 'nG Oh ,'V l.l
i. ''r Ha.'' 'i''n @" 'Iv "' 'n' N'' ~
where hne we" cou'd ne uah @. lNo 'u,'
NnE ihfon ot p'oNt' i''"-'"-S VS. N'''"-
'r- a''u' twenty ''rs AWAY "'" ne'n- >"
th ant having sD'h o.>N ".''
grey '-''' was ''SIf
hiheN-h th,ie were "Nt' b wv pt'le lH ''
.u.-irt. "a" Two ',.tt n,''''' u''l','
".N th. ri'N'' WIG '' '"''' i'''
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Justtce Eiattncws' condition.
NV telegraph to the Di,patch.l

by telegram 70 the Di'pdchl
WASHINGTON. March S.-A fumor that
gained currency this morning 10 the effect
mai Associaic.Justlce Matthew'S, OF The ou-
meme court OF the luited States. bsd q
Nv, re- rel,,se and wa. dying proved upon
inoiury at hts residence 10 be untrue. Mrs.
Matthews siaief T. the Associaied-rre-S IT,
porter that tbe justice bad q slight rthp'e
wednesday night, brought on bY impuhleni
eating and excitement Incident 20 iuaugufs-
tiou.dav. and that fer tine his symptoms
were OF such nature as 10 cause some alarm.
Atne fine. however, said Mrs. Matthews.
was his condition crilical, aud Ibis morning
he was much better th5n be had been Tor
son,e dsvs. be Justices temperature Is
normal y she continued. ale has quite a
Good annette aud cYinces CREST Interest in
living the accounts oi the Inauguration read
IN him. and by careful nursing we hope TO
hiring him around soon to Bis usual health"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

,ary OF the Treasury 20 succeed Governor
Thomptop. and that G. 1lcbenor. OF Keu-
lucky. nov special agent 81 the Treasury.
viii be appointed Assistant Secretary 20 snc.
coed Judge Maynard. II Ia expected that
those named will be included Ia the number
of nominations TO be sent TO The Senate Mon
dav.
Sena,or Palmer, General Lew Wallace, and
Mr. ClafsOn. OF Iowa, took lunch with The
President and Mfs Harrison today, after
which the President gave public reception,
which. On account OF the large number of
people Who bad assembled outside the White
House, was held upon the portico. the Prtsi.
dent merely bowiog his acknowledgements
- The crowd died before him. lie then re-
tired % MS private apartments for a brief
rest. and subsequently gave an audience 20
the thousand or more PERSONS who bad OBJ.
tanned access to the Red Room. No hand
shakiug was INDUCED IN. The members OF
toe Minneapolis FiAmbcau cub We're among
those who paid their respects. as were also
members Of The National Educational ALSO.
citation and = delegation Of c0lortd bishops
ana cOiOrei edu0fe. The entire reception
lasted from 100 e 300. At the latter hour
Mrs. Harrison held card reception. 4
Pennsylvania delegation. composed 81 Post
MASTER General Nan8maker. George ".
Chids 4. j. DrcScl and Edward Il Paw.
son. had private interview With the Pest.
dent during the afternoon. In addition 70
Mr.. Wansmaker. the other Cablre n officers
10 Gail uonn the President We're Messrs.
Biainr, Window. Noble, and Rnsk
A.slst nj. Aftorrey.Genorii Howard has
rendered bis resignation 10 Attorney General
MILLER, hot it Is understood TINT he viii be
roouc.ted % continue 10 Office unnl ibe al
iournmcnt Of tie Court Of CHIN. in Jane
next.
During the Fiitisih Congress just ended
nearly ten millions dollars were appropriated
for The construction aod improvement o.
public buildings. The appropriation, for
IKE purposes by the Congress imme-
dia'eN preceding The Fiitieth ranges
from six TO nine millions dollars.
rhe public building bills introduced 10
zoe House alone during thc first session Of
tne Fiiiieth Congrcs. proposed appropria-
lions ag2r6 eating Sl2 Gil eco, aud me com.
mitiee 90 Public Bindings gave ~ sanction
10 bills carryius appropriations ac2resafing
Slj.1li,O1p About one half Of these bills
passed both houses u Congress during the
6~st session, while dunug the second season
the aggregate appropriations for public
buildings WIS about S3,00D,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

iBy Telegraph % tho Dispatch
WASHINGTON. March fosimasier-Na ~
pfal IS u4makcr ha- bought secretary WHIT
news house on street, iuis cIly, aud par o'
voc furniture. pay'uR $4,000.
The Navy Department has postponed from
March ID 70 April 3. 1859. the imc Tor re-
ceiviug proposals Tor the construction Of an
armored cosstdcitnCe vessel. ms order
Of postponemeut was Secretary TCayY's INST
Olbciai act.
New backs authorized 10 begin business:
Firt National BANK, % Gainesville, Ga,
esp,tal go 90; National Bsuk Of Commerce,
Of 'DsHs., Tex. capital si00 600. and Wolfe
City National Bank, Of Wolfe Ciiy, Tex,
capital $4,000.
secretary WiUdom assumed actual cbarge
al the Treasury Department TO-DAY. lie WAS
busy with caters during most OF The day and
found dinlfuny Ia transacting the necessary
routine business Of the department. He
informed al Associated Press reporter that
tse purchase VI bonds w,l be continued Tor
Tie present at least. and added thal &c hsh
hot vet bad time 70 give the sueleet proper
confederation. Among his callers lhls ioofn'
ing we're Two delegations Interested III ap-
Dointmenls 10 Federal Offices ~ Msryiana:
Il Is nov practically decided that chsties
&. Coon viii be appointed Assistant secfe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

COTTON REPO2c.
Market firm.
QUOTATIONS.
HIDDLIS7. Jhc.
Low AlODLlS0. 9k;
6OOD OketNARY, SIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Meath ~ Dabney :. Carr-Coiiegc
s0t4s. stc.


correspondence o. the Richmond Dlsuaf-hl
'NsHiA.p. NoIcn p. l->9.
Dahncv !. Carr. i.o., one ~ our p~0mi-
reuf citizens. died tHi, morning ai O'Clock
% boz, residence here Of pneumonia. alter an
fI1,,. a. Xix days. Iie va. 10 the forty
.trhth wear ot hi. eye and hai been rrsi-
u.lt OF Ashland for five years. Dplng
I...f Of tle time hc w3~ engaged in bu>i.
r... in Richmond. liT. Carr WIS q brave
rllar during tAe war md served 10 thc
..g. DO enlisted from Charlottesville ON
tgi1 a. f.Gt in The Third company % thc
If.lm0nI lioWitIers. commanded nv Cap
fu1 bert O.. -fsDsrd. ans ioIt Tor The pee
I..uII soon afterwards. lic Vas iu ile
I.uIo o. lothrf WITH the command, and
7lnurl with IL until October. 1865.
r aeu be- wa. made lieutenant snd trans
rrcl. After tine war SIR. Carr lived IA
Baltimore. where De- bcld position as u.s.
sistpnt TO- TIE Superintendent Of Bay View
h.ylum. Iie uaricl Mss Anna Deanc.
daughter OF tbe lllc Dr. Frank n. Deanc, Of
Richmond. who. with four sons aud
daughter. survive hiW. ii- funeral will
take Place from 20. James Episcopal church
lefC Tomorrow. aud the remains viii be
taken 90 Redmond ON the last I'D 90 train. ar
irving there o. 80 l.. 81, where they VIII
DO buried in Major Pcyiou's section at
Hollywood.
TIE revival az Ddnoan-Memorisl chapel IL
being attended ny large numbers Oi Our
ctiI-us. 10 is conducted hy the Rev. y. i.
Whitley. minister 40 charge ~ the college.
Colonel j. J.. Hrnton, president ~ The
Richmond. fredericksburg aud Potomac
Railroad Company, -penta part az yesterday
aud last ui,Hf iu Ashland. Ilc was looking
rround or on, Little place, seeing what gooG
Che company could 90 Tor us 1t "a init
mated tnst before long the company VIII
egrf q handsome depot, which Wld supply
.uc-fc.t Wrat.
q movement is on hand 20 form ou'ld-
1c aud Improvement company alter t'c
.ts.c OF thc Richmond companies several
.f our energetic citizens are st ihe head Of
, ,nd Success VIII very probably crown
tIfIr ,d.rIs.
Ile large Science Hall en- the college
Grounds Hl soon hc started. President
Saith. who has ntcn away for some time IN
t.. interest cd thc academs "a Llreriv. ha,
returned and speaks go clio wing terms ~ BIS
success. llc ats ENLARGED his plans. and
u.l start building as sool as The weather
opens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
A GOOD HAUL.
srHE KSTESrBislNa BURGLARS WORK
IN CHARLOTTE. NoRTH CAROLINA,
Five Thousand Dollars Worth Of gewelrv
Captured -colortd Preachers Fight
CLUB and Pistol
tspocial telegram to Tho nIspatnh.

IA
\ CGAEhoTrs, y. g., March Charlotte
has ioi several mooths been greatly troubled
Ngiih robbers and burglars. who have slnost
ighily Invaded some private residence OF
Establishment ana succeeded IN carrying OF
usidCrolo booty. ~ appears these roh.
'crs baVc an been too smart for the nolico.
YWho have been GGtWiicd N nearly eyerc
case. Barry This morning no itne excite.
mcut was caused throughout the city when
! 81 became known ,hatJohn Farrier's iegolry
establishment. whlc1 IS located within fen
ttcp OF tee pubic square ana not more than
INV icct iTom police headquarters bad bees,
iaidcd last hight and robbed OF iewclrv 10
The amount ~ 5000. The robbers climbed
upon the roof ot tie store, which is ono.
story building. and ~ toe BRIGHT glare Of TIC
electric 'ighiS broke open ihe sky.iight Wis.,
COW ana with rOUcs let themselves so the
hoor INSIDE. All the very Va.Oauie icwclrv
siciue locked IN large SAKE provided with
/ combinaUon-iock, the robbfr. went ~ work
Win dnl's And slcd hammer. snon BAT
ic1ug down the heavy IRON door, Bot the
second door was OF s0hd steel and this
could not very wv d. oucncd with drills.
% powder or dynamite was used. with
which the rohbcr, blasted The lock 10 pieces.
they l6cu relieved The SAFE Of lis contents.
consisting OF ninety gold watches. A tray 81
s-faiyt- and clusters. fort g-dye solid aud
f.sgS-piIf,d gold Watch.cUain etc. The
ROBBERS lCii the safe Nidc open and went ont
fgrauPh the BAGS door. leaving a large
,Iedre-hammer and some other heavy ron
tool. under The safe. There are absolutely
M clu.s o. Zoe robbers.
A report from Ansop ssys two colored
Methods, preachers lat Wednesday beng
ts charge oi churches there qusTrclicd about
"a matter and GnaHy grew furious, ana avery
le, frht followed. IN Which cubs AMI knives
were used 10 advantage. Both arc badly
ised Nd. and have been required - give
r..i for their appearance 81 me next term
10 rim0al court. Their names are Eets.
D.. smith. and ". -. Dckerson.
$50 old msn bv the name Of overly was
a fw dtFs ago found dead ia caldwell cOun-
o.. ItIs supposed that be irozc TO death.
Ia Henderson county w duCsday uight
tNo Young men. james Culisx ana Joseph
tN.lfgcc. hc enc involved IN quarr'I,
~ ben COlisN struck OXeltrce with - club.
H. i.ffcr 81. " from nl. pocket pistol and
Ehpi Cou0V through the Thigh, and hc is cX-
Nseclsd o. uie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09


FALL Kivrg, Mass, March S.-A mass
mse'ing OK weavcrs was held in CaTrollton
llal tonight to take formal action IN regard
% iba proposed strike. The hall was filed
10 overlooking, large proportion ot the
audience beng women. There was strong
strike feeling manifested and the excitement
~. intense. A motion was made TO STRIFE
Monday next, ara only one voice was heard
iu opposition. This speaker took the plat
form aud advocated further efforts TO avoid
q strike. he urged that one more appeal be
made 10 the Boafd Of Trade. he pictured
The suffering that had been caused by former
strikes and earnestly advocated one more
effort 10 secure recognition from the manu-
faclurers. He wa frequently interrupted
by ou.oursts Of di.approval, and finally
driven from The platform by overwhelming
confusion. The motion 70 strike next Mon
day was then put and unanimously carried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
THE TRIANGULAR FIGsTT
For Governor Of iVest Virginia.
Special telegram 10 tho Dispatchl


CuARIE sr0N, W. VA, Msrcu s. he ar
gumeuts in the Gofl. " ilsOn mandanus case
began before the supreme Court 10 dsy. The
best legal talent in the state has been en-
ployed by both sides and the courtroom
was thrODged with interested spectators.
The Republicans argument was concluded
to-day. Governor Wilson will appear TO-
morrow and close the argument on his side
~ the question and an early decision u en-
pected. The Democratic counsel claim that
the court has no jurisdiction in the case,
that The Legislature Is The only tribunal be.
fore which GOA7. ease can be tried. ond that
Wilson rs the incumbcnt must hold the Of
fee until the contest IS decided, there being
no provision IN the Constitution under
which either Of the cOnt stsuts X entitled
10 the seat. The Republican side claims
that tie failure OF the Speaker Of The House
10 perform mere ministerial duty does not
in The least affect GODS election. and that
Che Constitution makes 70 provision for any
one else 10 hold the Office; that the failure
OF the Speaker To- publish the result was a
pain violation 81 the Constitution, and csn-
not under the law affect General col ia any
way. The impression prevails that in case
Goa is seated dd Interim there viii be no
further contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
The copper Harhet.
"'1N
rRr tnlegraph 70 the DispaIch. !

Nrw YORK, March S. All speculative In
,erest on the Meal Exchange was sgain
o. aired IN copper. Duuug The morning
session nearly $1,000 pounds exchanged
hauds. An early ca0ltgTsm announced
hat the Bank OF France bad come 20 tue
assistance OF The Compton PEseompie Win
a loan OF .Ci,000,OOO. This action nas con
siderably taken shack the "0eI opera
tors. who have been for months, aaa par
tieuiary for The lat few DAYS; pfso'o'ius
she COLLAPSE OF the French syndicate.
-" Dnrine the afternoen dispatches from all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
GRAIs AED COTTON ExcaAHsG

HtyhAvhD. AhlN4 ,, A'1h
oFFzRTSJA
WHgAr.-i.6.0 bushels
COES.-D1O bushels
OArs.-6O10 bushels
MBAL-fD Duehes.
CLOvRE s2gD.--2 fushols.
slLss RsPOArsO - egcRgrARH.
WngAT.-Long cherry. $500 bushels very goof
o, rr,yata terms. co bushels g1ry cool 10 s! o.
Hixsd. 100 bushels prime a. f.0s sGorlDerry,
- bushels very g0od at sl.o0 Total sales Of
wheel, 4ol0 bushels
CORX.-White. go bushels prime on private
tcriDs. 80,
OATs.-Mixod. 900 bushels fair al 30c ; 100
bushels common on private terms. Total sales
OF oats, 1900 bushels
MEAL.-JO bushels country bolteo f9r.
CLOVgR sEsd.--l2 bushels fair az a. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Damage 872. 900, partially Insured.
lBy te.egrapn U ihs ulspalchl

ny lc.cefap. I'd INC bapti'u.l
BALTIMORE, March S.-A Gre broke out
this m0rnBg in the foUrstDry brick build.
ing 40. 3north Gay street, owned and &C.
cupicd by iloItou y. Banks. dealer in iufni-
turc. aud In . short time the hnlidiug and
its contents were destroyed. The loss on
,he stock and building rs stated az about
1000. The stock was insured for $4,000,
mo-,'y in snail policies in Out.Oi-toWu com
nauios. Ire furniture establishment oi
George Beck. no. > north Cav street, was
damaged 10 toe extent OF about $1,000; in
sufed. l.. and II. Jones, carpet dealers, No.
I north GAY street. were dcluged with water
and their stock BADLY damaged. In the rear,
ON Frederick street, the carrlage'i'ctory Of
Charles Uaslup WAS damaged 70 the extent
OF $4,000 on Tie stock aud building. The
studio OF Charles VOlkmar, reparer Of paint
ines contained numbec OF valuable works
%. art. which were dsmseed by water lie
estimates bis loss 1t 81, 600; partly insured.
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sARKgrs ~ rELgsaAPa



Nsw YoRx. March s-Co,ion steady: saos
to-day, l,Ooi bales. last evening. 30 bales: up
lands. 10 S-lsG.: Ofiosns. 10 '-lSe. expOrts-to
Great Britain, 51,2il paies: - France. u,0t3
bales; % the Continent b,S.8 bales; stOck.
Ssn2is baies. Southern aogr dull and weak.
Wheat-spOt dun and nOslinalsy Aaic lower:
No red, s5ge5l.c IN elevator options loss ac-
tive, weak. aad gaze. ioner; No rod. aarsn.
closed g. s5hc. April. Dffc. Nay. " lisa
ss5.c. Juue, g5a9sa.c. Corn--sp0t dun sod
weaker No. = i4s4Bhc In elevator; epi'oas dnll
and steady: March, 44hsAici Aprii fiaa
IKE; Nay. ~. si4hc. Oais-soot nrm OPP
lions steady Asrch. axe. April. SiAe. Nay.
MLsnhG; June, Sic. No 2 spot 3ikaJ'c.
Hops quiet and strong. conec-options opened
st.sdy and closed weak; March. sHasisl0 (;
April, sl7.G5sslai5 Nay. si1.0oatiIso. spot
Rio drm and quiet fair cargoee. 49, Sugar
Raw iirmer; fair re1nisg, l-i6. refined dem
and ia fair demand; 4. 5H2hc. extra 4. 5yfA
6ac white extra G, 6aa6 S-ise. yellow, ga
sac OF A. 8 5-i0aeSc. mould A. nc. standard
A, sl<c. confectionery A, esc.; eutloa sed
crushed. Sc. powdered. 10; granuisted,
&c. cnbss. 7hc. Molasses-Nss Orleans dnit;
oosn keuie. good 10 fancy. 2Ssisc- Rice
nrm domestic. lka6Se. Petroleum steady /:
rsnned, here. STA C0tson-seed oil steady
ana quiet; crude, ts"ss-; ysilow. az.
Ro@in sleady, strained, eommon 10 good,
81. i3asLf7h. Turpentine steady and quics
AS Size Eggs steady: southern, ilkaja4c.
Hides nrm and Va fair censne weEsaited New
New orleans. selscted. s5a Wool barely steady
afd quiet PORK arm; old sness, sll51; uew
mess, elSaslAz5; extra prime. siss1 Beef
duh; extra mess. s. plate, ta,eas~sA Beet