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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-29

The report of the Finance Committee ~, >,
petition Of Mrs. Amanda A. Francis "tbat ,S sIo
find no excessive assessment on this prons-,!
1t was assessed for the years 1855. sc. 81 spT -
at $500 and is now aSse sed at 5000 They do.
recommend any statement" was adopted. -'
On motion the Boird of Aldermen WEI, irv,.,
to meet this board il joint convent to hear ",
TORY explain the working Of the Gsmewell -.
alarm system. which invitation beisg accent,
and the boards being in joint conve ton ssss,o
bled Mr. TORY explained the working of 49,
system.
The Joint convention then dissolved
Herbert Bryants petition for permission n L..
sewer to connect with the continuation If its
Henry street sewer, was taken from the tsbio
discussed and again laid on the table
The following we're referred to the Commi,,..
on Light: A petition of Helmuth Bros and otba,,
for an electric light at the corner of tsmerou ana
West street; also a petition of Robert PORT
Brewing Company for an electric II sh. on portb
st Assph street.
The following were received from the Po,rd NJ
Aldermen, and their action thereon col cared in.
Tho Committee on Streets report upon I W Nos.
Co.'s petition for permission to lsy track fr,,,
the freight yard Of the Richmond and DanyilIc
Railroad to their yard; also upon petition of h..
directors of Bethel Cemetery; also report OF Com.
mittee on Light in regard to contra with m.
Virginia Midland Railroad for electric lights. Thu
resolution, That the Committee on Streets be re-
quested to examine the strand st the foot or
Queen street, and ascertain what the probable cost
of repairing same will be and report same 10 COM
Gil for its action was referred to Committee o.,
Streets.
The following were received from the Board Of
Aldermen and laid on the table The Commute,
on Streets report upon the communication OF j.;
E. Clements; also their report upon Isaac Eicb.
bergs and others petition for the right OF usy
through the streets Of the city Tor stree.
railway.
Mr. L Morgan Davis was appointed on the
Committee on Streets in the place OF Mr. J. t
Cation, resigned.
The board then adjourned.
Teste: JNo. 7. JOHNSON. CloTk.
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SENATOR HoAR remembers that the Con-
s.itutIon does not confer upon the national
government or any of lts branches power to
punish or take jurisdiction over crimes com
mitted within State and not against the
laws of the United States; but he says that as
that instrument proves inadequate for the
purpose of securing equality OF right to all
citizens 10 every part of country, it should
be amended for that as 1t has been for other
purposes. Mr. Hoar has been DESTROYS OF
amending tho Constitution ever since the
Infamous part be took in setting its provi-
sions at defiance In the monumental fraud
by which the country was swlndied out of its
rishtfully elected President in 1876. In.
deed Mr.. Hoar has never had much regard
for the Constitut Or and has always been In
favor OF "higher law"
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Telegraphic Brevities.

A committee of citizens of Baltimore to
day made earnest arguments before the
State Senate finance committee for the pas
sage Of o high license bill.
Thieves entered the Office ofa navigation
company In Vienna to day and suddenly
throwing quantity of pepper into the
cashiers eyes, ssizad upon sum of money
lying upon the desk and made their escape.
The Sharp Ridss of Lexington Ky, have re.
csived orders to be ready to march to Harlan
county. The occasion is the apprehension OF
trouble there whom the Circuit Court opens. The
Legislature has ordered an investigation into the
troubles in that,county, and it will probably be
m ,de while the troops are there.
VIM. Woodhouso, farmer near London, Ohio,
was called to his door last night by Kenny Ora.
ham, neighboring farmer, and shot in the right
arm and right groin. Mrs. Woodhouse ran to her
husband and she also received ball in the right
thigh. Graham was arrested.
The Ohio Senate is in deadlock TO day in the
CONTEXT for the Lieut.. .Goyernorship and the DEM
ocrats are holding the Senate in session to await
the arrival OF Senator Howell, who Is away on
leave. There are II democrats and II republic
cans present.
Rev. Stephen holland, who died suddenly yes.
terday at Nicholasville, KY was an evangelist,
and claimed that he had had divine visitations
from Jesus Christ, who appeared to him in bodily
form three times.
In Chicago to-day Chairman Walker made pub
lie the notice Of the Union Pacific and Chicago
and Northwestern 3. 3. companies withdra wing
from the Interstate commerce railway association.
schoolmsster Freund, who left Buffalo last week
to escape punishment tor seducing IA year old
pupil, YVES arrested in Toronto yesterday. Ho OK.
pressed willingness to eturn to Buffalo.
The double funeral of II. Allston Shsckelford,
U. 8. Consul to Nante,, France, and his wife who
died within four days Of each other, took place in
New York to-day.
Mrs. Boggs, Of Wsgerley, o, while returning
home through field last evening was attacked
by vicious SOW and so horribly mangled that
she clnnot recover.
The city ordinance permitting glove contests
under the management Of athletic clubs was
adopted by the New Orleans Council last night.
Adebert L. Brown, attorney and real estate
agent at Laporte, ILL.,, has left for parts unknown
leaving creditors to the amount of $50 900.
Her Majesty's Theatre in London has been
closed and 400 persons thrown out of employ.
ment.
Col. John Mason Brown, brother of the late B.
Gratz Brown, and prominent lawyer of Louis.
ville is dying, with the influenza.
The Dublin council has adopted resolution
expressing confidence in Mr. Psrnell
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cjsion of the court of Montana rendered yes.
terdav In the contested election case OF tnat
State. telegraphed this morning TO the re-
nnhlicsn contestants for seats In the senate
from Montana to come on at once 10 Wasn'
ipgton. ,...
In the Senate to dey Mr.. German intro
duced resolution, which was adopted. al
rectlpe the Secretary of war to report TO tut
Senate whether the Aqueduct Drioge a'
Geo-petoHn was an obstruction to the na'i'
cation of the upper Potomac. ..,o
According to the printed testimony ID .pe
contested election case of Waddill vs.. Wlse'
from the Richmond, Virginia, district ne
ORR witness, when asked how 1t hsppeneu
that he was at the polls several nouis oe'o'e
thau onened? swore that he na0n't cioseu
bis ewes in sleep for seven years.
Mr. Cardwell, Speaker of the d use OF
Dalegates of Virginia, was on the floor OF
tina House to-day converting With the Ilr-
oinia members. When asked what the leg
isature was golog to do with the State deot'
he replied Nothing. We have the upper
hand now, and 1t would not be we'll for us
to make propositions"
The following changes In the An class
postofices of Virginia were made to-day
Bull Run, Fairfax county, J. L. Wells ap-
pointed postmaster vice Il. G. Rogers. re
signed Marshall, Fauquier county, h Bay
ly, yics Susan F. Alien, removed III kaWav,
Pittsylvania county. W. R CLARK, vice W.
B. Walton. resigned.
The indications are that the River and
Harbor Committee will report river aDo
harbor bill carrying total appropriation Of
about S29 900, 600.
Notwithstanding the action of tho New
York legislature yesterday Congressman
Flower. Of New York, reiserates bis belief
that the Worlds Fair bill now before that
body will be passed and that Congress vii
locate the site of the fair In that city. Hard
IL any body now thinks the fair will bf
held here.
R T. Stowe was to day appointed store
keeper and gauger in the Oh Virginia dis
| trict
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ALEX N DIR IA, " "A
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 90.
SENATOR CHANDLER is not warrior bold

SENATOR CHANDLER is not warrior Doio'
like his colleague, Mr.. ingalls,; bat atiii 10
asserts that the national government mas
the right to 20 into the respective states
ami ascertain the facts Of any alleged OUT
rage perpetrated upon any citizen, and COL
slider the remedy for such crime. va tne
same day that Mr. Chandler made this a.
sertion in U. s. Senate, certain cltizsns OF
Wentworth. New Hampshire, hls own State,
banged In efigy, and drove from the town.
Rev. A. S. Orne, holiness Missionary, not
on account of any charge against his char
scter. but because of some difference be
tween them and him on q doctrinal point.
Mr.. Chandler has introduced resolution IN
She Senate to investigate the burning IN
efisy of Secretary Proctor at Aberdeen,
Mississippi. To be consistent, he SHOULD
amend it 80 as to include an investigation
of the banging !n efilgy Of Rev. MIR. orne ct
Wentworth, Nav Hampshire. But no suon
idea will ever enter his head. He can see
a mote in Mississippi, but not beam at his
OVID home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-29

INA speech in she U. 8 Senate yesterday,
Mr.. spooner, the Wisconsin bantam, said
the people of the North "ezecrate the mem
orr OF Jefferson Davis because they hold
him responsible for the atrocities, the un'
epsakable, deviiish. heartless cruetie5 visit
ed on Union prisoners at Libby prison,
Belle isle, Salisbury. and Andersonville; be
cause they charge him with the RESPONSE
blity of holding men prisoners of war to
starve them" If Mr.. Spooner would read
the February number of Beltord's Magazine
or step over to the other wing of the Capt.
tol and talk to Representative Hatch, one
of the commissioners of exchange during
the wer between the States, he would learn
eh at Pfesii 9 vt Davis was not the cause OF
she suffsrlngs Of federal soldiers In the
South, but that those sufferiogs were caused
By men whose memory he. Spooner, delights
20 honor.
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MONETARY AND COMMERGIAL

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-The stock market this
morning was less active for the genera list
While the market failed to exhibit the strong
tone lately so prominent. prices 80 rule were
we'll held within narrow limits. The general list
developed weaker tone toward tn, end OF the
hour and prices went back to shade beog asst
figures in most cases. At II o'clock the marie,
was fairly active and heavy to weak, generally st
something below the opening prices Money easy
at 2a3lb
BALTIMORE, Jan. 29.-Vlrginiss consoiiiatei
=; past.due coup -: 10.40s =; do IS 81.
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aS(sg5 90
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. o., jar. 20.
SENATE.

Among the executive communications
presented and referred was one from the
Secretary of the Navy in which he says he
is satisfied of the capacity Of this country to
complete the eight line OF battle ships rec
commended by the department for FIVE mil.
lion dollars each.
Mr.. Ingalls, introduced bill for the erec-
ton of monument to Abraham Lincoln Oh
the Gettysburg battle field.
Mr.. Iogalls offered long preamble and
resolution as to debts due by Southern
States, on Indian trust funds and on the
direct tax of 1861. The resolution directs
the Secretary of thu Treasury to furnish the
Senate with full information on the subject
Agreed to.
Mr.. Frye presented memorial asking
material aid for structure at Philadelphia
concentrating the great events of the frat
century of the national life. He said that
it was signed by the Governors of the Is
original States, By Mr.. Cleveland while
Presdent). by all the members of Mr.. Cleve
lands Cabinet, by all the Senators and
members from the 13 original States, and
By all the Governors of all the States of the
Union.
Mr. Mitchell then addressed the Senate
on the bill for the free coinage of silver.
HOUSE.
bill was passed removing the political
disabilities of D. G. Smith. of Texas.
Mr.. Dalzsl of Pennsylvania, called up
the election case of Smith vs. Jackson from
the 4th West Virginia district
MIR. Crisp, of Georgia, raised the question
OF consideration.
HOUSE SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The House is in
an uproar over the attempt of the speaker
to count quorum, an attempt which was
denounced by Mr.. Breckenridge, of Ken
tucky, as revolutionary.
Upon the question of considering the
Smith vs. Jackson election case the demo
Gratis generally refused to vote. and made
the point of no quorum. The Speaker,
however, counted as present the.members re-
fusing to vote and declared quorum pres
ent. The House was imm edistely in great
turmoil, but at present quiet has been re-.
siored and the Speaker is making long
statement 10 justification of his COURSE
Ga this vote the democrats with thrse ex
captions (Messrs. Buckalew, Colbert and
Cowles) refrained from voting. While the
clerk was calling the roll the Speaker was
carefully noting the names of those demo.
Gratis who were present and not voting.
Before the announcement of the vote Mr..
Rogers, of Arkansas, vino had inadvertently
voted in the affirmative, decided to with
draw his vote, but he was met with storm
OF obi actions from the republican side. Mr..
Rogers endeavored to secure g ruling from
the Speaker on the question in order that
he might enter en- appeal, but the Speaker
declined to rule.
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The Snow Blockade.

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-Is is probable
that the great blockade on the Sierras will
soon be over The big rotary pillow has
been dug from the snow In Cascade Canon
and quito work. The snow it has been pas
sing through was nearly as hard as ice and
averaged twenty fset. The officials state
that the only obstruction now ia about q
foot of snow and ice which covers the rails
for considerable distance. This must be
removed by picks and shovels. 1t Is
thought that the bockaded trsins will reach
here to-day. The trains have two weeks
mai!
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Lspso,si Correspondence of tho Alexis. GAZETTE

ispaatsi Correspondence Of tho Alexis. GAZETTE
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 20. 1880
The vacancy in the land Office caused by
the death of Judge Godwyn of Norfolk has
been filed by Dakota man, though 1t was
supposed the place would 60 to Virginia ss
a Virginia democrat had filled 1t before
Judge Godwyn, who was q republican.
General Malone recommended Virginlan
for 1t, but refused to recommend Captain
Lurty, who was his candidate for Attorney
General at the last election in his State.
The House Committee on Accounts agreed
this morning to report favorably the bill
allowing each msmber of the House clerk
with a salary of 81 900. II Is highly proba.
bic that when this bill shall! come up in the
House 1t will be passed.
Congressman Browne ofVirginia to whom,
as subcommittee OF the pensions commit
tee of the House, has been referred the bill
for increasing the pensions Of Mexican War
veterans, will, It s understood, report that
bill favorably to the whole committee and
urge Its passage.
Il Ia rumored at the State Department
that Levin Stewart, a republican politician
from the 1st Virginia district, has been Ella
ted for consul at Valparaiso, Chill.
Mr.. J. Amber Smith, counsel for Mr..
Lewis McKei zie, of Alexandria, says the
subcommittee of the HOUSE claims commit.
tee, to which the bill to pay bis client the
amount of expenses incurred In two con-
tested election cases, was referred, has agreed
to report favorably to the full committee.
The Senate committee on interstate COM
meros this morning agreed to report favor.
ably the bill to confer upon the interstate
commerce commission authority to regulate
telegraphic commerce between the several
ststes The bill applies the law relating to
railroads to telegraph companies.
Mr.. Carlisle, though sick yesterday, was
at the Honse to-day to consult with the 9th.
er dem ocratic leaders of that body upon the
course they should pursue In the contested
election case to come up In the House this
afternoon. The matter was finally left to
the determination of the democratic mem.
bers of the elections committee, who soon
decided that they would fight against the
consideration of election cases until set of
rules had been adopted for governing the
proceedings of the House, and that If such
cases are to be acted upon, the republicans
must supply the necessary quorum, as they,
the democrats, would refuse TO vote.
The republicans on the Senate Elections
Committee having been informed Of the de-
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A Sensational Case.

Topeka, Kas., Jan. 29.-Fanne Brown, q
young CIR, recently married Robert Burnside
who was old enough to be her grandfather.
They lived together happily until Charles,
the old mans son by a former wife, was par
doned and came home from the peniten-
tlary. He was about Fanny's age and
an attachment followed. He oonfesses that
they contrivsd to get the old man out of the
way by giving him trough on rats
Months later the young people quarreed
and Fannie had Charles arrested for come
trivial affair, and he became iniufiated at
her and told the story. Both have been ar
rested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-29

A doctor in Nashville gave the following
prescription for sick lady, suffering with
neuralgia "a new bonnet, cashmere
shawl, pair OF gaiter boots, and bottle of
Salvation Oil" The lady recovered imme
dia.ely, aud earnestly recommends the Sal.
vation Oil to every one. 1t is sold at sill
drug stores for 25 cents bottle.
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Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Lynch against Pamoe. Writ oferror and
supersedas refused BY all the judges to a
judgment rendered by the County Court of
Cumberland county.
Muir against Muir. Writ of error and
supersedeas awarded to judgment rem.
dered By the Circuit Court of the city of Al.
exaudria on September 26. 1889.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company against Blanton, and
Blsnton against Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company. Argued
and continued until today.
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Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate among others the
following nominations; Blanche z Bruce
of the District of Columbia, to be Recorder
Of Deeds in the District of Columbia, and
Campbsll Slemp to be Supervisor Of Census
of the 5.h Virginia District.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-29
COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting Of the Common Council
of the city of Alexandria, w., held on the 2sth
day of January, 1890, there were present John
T. Sweeney, esq president and Messrs. Aitche-
son, snowden, Fisher, Balleuger, Jones, Harrison,
French Smoot, Davis, Strider, Uhe., Harry
Smoot and McCaen.
Mr. L. Morgan Davis, membsrelect from the
Third ward, appeared before the Board and en-.
tered upon the duties of his Office by taking the
required oaths.
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SHOULD THE e. 8. House of Representa-
,ives concur, as it probably will, in the &C
ton of tho Senate, 10 the passage of the di-
rect tax bill, that ia the bill to refund to
those who paid them the taxes collected
under the direct land tax of 1861. the people
of this city and OF several of the surround
ing couuiies will be benefited considerably.
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Trouble Feared.

DENIsoN, Texas. Jan. 29.-Serious trou.
BILE is anticipated in the Chickasaw Nation
as the time approaches for the collection of
the per cepita tsx Of IS levied on white resi-.
dents for the privilege of performing manual
labor. There are in the Nation 80 900 whites
who are rife for revolt.
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The Worlds Fir Bill

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 29-Ia the Senate
to-day Mr.. Erwin, from the special commit.
tee on the Worlds Fair, reported Mr. Stew.
arts fsir bill amended by adding % new
exhibition commissioners of whom IS are re-.
publicans and 4 democrats.
After protest by the democrats the bill
wa. passed as amended BY 8 vote 25 to 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-29

A newly elected Congressman said last
week, speaking OF an old friend who had
voted against him. Now there's nothing
mean about me. for when I saw that fellow
suffering with a terrible cough, forgave his
going back on me and told him to use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-29

TIE republican Supreme Court of Mon.
tana has decided tho election cases In that
State In favor of the republicans-that is, In
accordance with the policy of the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-29

At the .tionsl sksting ISOLATION races at
Newbnrg N T., this morning the five mile race
was won By Donoghuo. Tim. II minntea,
Is seconds.
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-Four Is quiet but tiIm. Whoat Is without
change, tho demand being confined to choice
with none Of that class offered sales at 81, 6S,
"a, 10 and IA. Corn is steady at 3Gia for mixed
and 3Sa39 for new white. Rye 45A54. Oats
25a3O
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Mr.. F. P. Christian and Miss Mary Lou
Dsariag we're married in Lsnchburg yester.
day.
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25a3O.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 29-Cotton fairly stesdy
middling loyal. Flour dull; City Mills easier.
Wheat-Southern quiet and firm; Ful'z 74a84
longberry 75a95; No 2 80; steamer red II;
S0aa; Jan 80ai Feb 81 March S2iAaS2 y; May
Stas85 Corn-Southern quiet aud easier
white 36s39; yellow 35a39; Western steady
mixed spot 361a January 1884, Feb SO as36o5
March 367ss37 May SsAs3SH; steamer 1874.
Oats firm; southern and Penna 23a3O; Western
white 29a30; do mixed 2Sa291a graded No
white 30. Rye nominal; prime to cho;c 56a59.
Hay steady prime to choice timothy SIP 50a13.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Butter quiet
Western packed 14a19; best roll 16slS; cream
cry 24a27. Egg, steady az 14al4h. Coffee
quiet; Bio cargoes fair 1874 sugsr easy A soft
6as Whisky quiet; proof spirits 81 09A1 10.
New YoRx Jan. % Cotton dull; eplsnds
10 11-16 Orleans II IS; futures easy. Flour
quiet and weak. Wheat dull snd weak. Corn
quiet and weak. Pork quiet and unchanged at
$10s11 25. Lard dull and easy at Sc 2247
CHICAGO, Jan. 29-11 g. m-wbeat-May
79a,. Corn-May 31as oats-Msy 22R.. Pork
Feb So 721h bid. Iard-J.n 50 s711. Short
ribs 81 77la bid.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 28.-At
Union stock yards this week 1925 Cattle were on
the market and sold IS follows Best !. al i2c;
good 32a4c medium 2a3c; common 2t.s
24,c Dor ID. 100 Sheep and Lambs were on the
market and sold as follows: old Sheep 3lha5&.c.
aud Lambs 5lha7c per lib. Cows aud Calves
$2Oa45. Market fair.
MARINE NEWS.
POET OF ALEXANDRIA JANUARY %, 1890.
sun rses.........7 7 Sun sets................5 20
ARRIVED.
Str Alpha, Washington, N C, lumber to smoot
& Co and TO II D Smoot.
WASHINGTON AND MT VERNON RAIL-
w WAY COMPANY.
Books of subscription to the capital stock OF the
Washington and Mount Vernon Railway Co. viii
be opened at the Office of Marbury & Armstrong,
in the city Of Alexandria, on February 4, 1890,
at IL o'c'ock a. m.
jrn25 lot BY THE CORPORATORs
NANCY JAMAICA ORANGES and MEssINA
T. LEMONS and MALAGA GRAPES Just re-
ceived at
nova McBURNEY's STORE.
NINE PERFUM ERY-sTEARNs' FOUR
Z ROsES-EUXENIA, KALANTHE, &c. Over
20 oaors to choose from.
BROADUs SMITH,
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CHICAGO, Jan. 29-11 q. m-Wbeat-Msy
79a.. Corn-May 31as Oats-May 22k.. PORK
Feb 50 72lh bid. Iard-J.n 50 s713. Short
ribs 81 tn bid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-29

NEW YoRK, JAM % Cotton dull eplsnds
10 11-16 Orleans II IS; futures easy. Flour
quiet and weak. Wheat dull snd weak. Com
quiet and weak. Pork quiet and unchanged at
$1Os11 25. Lard dull and easy at Sc 2242.