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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06
The Farmers Alliance

A. yestsrday's session of the Farmers Al.
| ance in Oca!a, Florida, o. the ipstance CT
Mr.. Livingston the bases OF an organic union
between the Farmers Alliance snd the
Farmers Mutual Bensft Association was
adoptad. Tine terms of consolidation have
been formally agreed 10. The s.. Louis
platform vas adopted unanimously after
come amendments. TIE sue-t:ess1sy is not
part OF this platform. II provides 70: the
free coinage OF silver and expansion OF she
currency by the Issue Ct treasury notes d.
rect to the people, without the inter
yention of banks, in sufficient volume
to meet the business requirements OF
the country and as ches3ly SO the bsnSs
uow get thsm. The Issue is 10 be based upon
the products OF industry, and nob 90 bonds.
az at present, through the nalcns! banking
system. This .pan cmits details that hays
given rise TO discussion, and 1t ID widely
different from The bill whiuh has been To-.
troduced in Congress.
President Polk Was reelected oy accls ua-
ton. Mr.. Mscunc, CT the executive COM
mittee, holds ovsr. Very few changes were
made In the ofhcnrs.
Mr.. WiIi,s,o of Kansas, who Ia the ceudldste
10 his State for United States Senator in place
OF Iognlia, was made lecturer OF the nstlop'
body. which vii help him 10 the contest next
January. He dispaces Benz min Tyre |,
of Texas
The committee appointed to Investigate
the talk growing out of The Georgia Senator
ship has reported, finding 10 blame attached
10 either President Polk or Messss. Living on
and macuue.
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ARRESTED as HE CLOSED HIS 5ERMoN.-
DeDuty United States marsha!s arrived in
D4 l.s, Tex,s. Thursday, having In charge
William Miller, po'ed horse thief, wanted
by officers !r the Indian Territory. Miller
q I'd from The nation, and the msrshsls have
been or bis track for some time, finally
tracing him to Sau F.sOci5co creek. in Da-
urn county, where hs had established him
self "a preacher of the Gospel. He had
inst ,sed a sermon when the officers
placed him under arrest. His congregation
we're sslounded, aud at first threatened to
rescue he preacher, but cooler counsel pre-
vaiied, and the officers handcnlfed Mil!er
and siurted with Lin for Dallas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06
Congress-.

The session OF Tho United States Senate y, stcr-
day WIS occupied wi h tho election bill. and Mr.
Gray, of Delaware msde strong speech against
it, Ho deno uncei the measure as one that III eat
ened tie iategri5y of American institution s. sta'e
and ma ior al ard as proposition iraught with
erestgst danger TO tho future prosperity oil tho
whole country. He thew tic republican mem DOTS
of the Senate into confusion oy mis- attack on t9e
domicilia,y Glance Of the bill. IN cr.tcispg these
proyisioas senator Grty questioned tho iisnt OF
CONGRESS- to enscs law whlch au h0r'z d anepaty
marshal to visit the residence of sn American clii-
Zen aud inte!rogate wives and mothers IS 20 ina
uo!itcs religion, etc. OF the voters OF tao family.
Finally Senator SIooner, stated that the commit
tee on privileges and elections had agreed 20
strike out The "domcil4ry prov sions." Senator
cray en- graduated the Wisconsin Senator for re.
fnsing to sanction such an un2atriotic ensct-
mcnt. Then followed long discussion IS to
whether the committee hid actually stricken out
the Objectionable language, the democrats snow.
ing that it was in rhe House and Senate priats oil
tho bill in two places.
The House ss,d The pension appropriation
bill. Mr Morrow aJgn>d that tho amount carried
By the bill was all that would be required By the
pension bureau during the coming year. mr..
O Ferrall urged the necessity of wedding ont the
pen Jon roll and drawing distinction between
the soldier who was DISABLED in the performance
of hi Auty ~ his country and a solder " Was
! icis4 ~ Z nulo VIXEN hslsirg arc und the COM
miss ~ W Esis or who ass injured IL tEse ba!
game. IN lii o. in;on this Iension business was
going 700 fer.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence of The Alexandria Gaeeiiel
WAsEESG ron. d. c., Dec. 6, 1880.
Tue Secretary of the Treasury sent to the
House tc-iay communication recommend
ipg an appropriation OF * 600 for dwelling
house. for tho kasper Of ths light house At
Assateague, Virginia. Mr., Tucker OF Var
cinia iu. roduced bill fur the free coinage
of silver.
The following changes Ia the h class
postoffi;ss Of Virgins were made 60 day
Spottssi,ie, Sursy county, G. F. Edwards,
appointed pos master, vice @. l.. Barhan,
resigned; Venus, Warren couaty, c. E.
Brown, vice c. B Rust resigned.
Col. Mcdonald of the Fish Commission
says he intends TO urge the House commit
tee on fisheries 60 present their report 10
favor of the bull TO prohibit fishing in the
waters of the District of Coumbia as soon
as poss BILE. Tbs report has long been 10
the hands Gsnersl Banks, but hs apparently
hes forgotten all aleu-: IT..
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Morgan off.red
a resolution directing the Secretary Of
she Treasury to report to the Senate
hog much money had been paid to John
Davenport, supervisor OF elections In Il so
York sincs 1871. II is said that Johnny has
waved fat en- the peoples money.
A meeting OF the bar OF the o. s. Supreme
Court was held this morning, at which RESP
iutions of respec. to the memory of the late
Justics Miller were passed. Judge Emory
d.liYsred &C address, in which said that Wiz
gina had not only added to the greatness of
The Uniou by har bauntifn' gifts Of territory,
but by the great men she had produced
tat she had given to this Supreme Court
Chief Justice Marshall, and that on the soil
OF her daughter, K entuekY, Associate Justice
Miller was born. Ex-Solicitor General
Phillips presided. Neither the Chief Justice
nor a singla oae OF the Associate Josticss
YVES present.
During the debate on Ina pension bill In
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GENERAL RICE. of Kansas, who is trying
to be Mr.. Iasal's's successor ia the U. ;
Senate, male a speech al the National
Farmers Alliance convention in Florida
Yesterday. in which he aid be had been
republican for quarter of century, bu'
taas he ''now denounced the republican
party as unworthy of longer existence" he
said il "professes religion, but 1t is en- lnh-
del. I. Processes freedom, but in reality Is
. treachcrous tyrsnt. st e gigantic COZ
spiracy 10 erect saoneyed imperialism upon
the ru;us Of foe institutions. 1t is the
champion of hasts, monopolies, aud coFpo-
.ations to GRAD down the toiiing masses"
Tajs looks very much IS if General Rec,
1T least, thinks the republican party in Kan
aas Las hung it's harp on the wall.
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Farmers Alliance

OoALA, Fla. Dec. G-Tne A.isnce p5t
this morning when several amendments to
the constitution Ia relation to al lance news-
papers ware proposed ald referred. 0sssa
Master Workman PoWderiy OF the K oil
will address pubic m5s;ing here tn :
evening. Much Dissatisfaction is expressed
at the report of COMMITTEES on Investigation
OF the charges agains; Messrs Polk Mseune
and Livingston, presented Yesterday.
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SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6
DURING the session of the recent cOnven-

DURING the session of the recent oonven-
ton of Good Templars in this city 1t was
proposed to organize political party in
this State. For the sake ofths Virginia man
bers of the order, "a we'll as for that of eli
the other people in the State, it is hoped ths
purpose referred 80 may not be effected, at
is. st until after the next Presidential cleo
tioa. Until then the danger to every
moral and material interest OF Virginia will
ae too great to warrant the organization O.
any bird political party within the limits OF
the State and what is true OF Virginia IN
this respect is true OF every other southern
State. Let the afti:s of the States OF the
South be secure in the hands of the white
people thereof, before those people divide.by
the organization OF a third,or any other sort
OF political party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06
TELEGPAPHIC BREVITIES.

Eiward Fl Amm1oD, the New York
dry gooas merchant, made an assignment
this morning.
EssTna Rev. ]. G. Waite. the oldest Preaby-
ter'aa auiuis:ar In Oiaoinnati, died last night,
zed So. Il had bean stationed there
nsarly 80 years.
Csr5ira. Gibsons left Baltimore THE moro.
ing Tor Pttsburg. Ha will presch the ser
mon ;aers t; -21orrow on The occasion of the
r,dedicalion CT thc Cathedral.
Tae rauch:ner end members OF the Cher
okes Live Stock Association say they will
resist any attempt OF tbs government to
oouf yoatc She cattle lefs ia the strip.
Swan Guataf-en, 20 years old, who was
working as 3 'aborer on railroad at Che
roks, Iowa, has just fallen heir 10 s. 600 900
by tae death of 3 relative in Pennsylvania.
Yesterday while aborers were digging for
foundation fo- h,use on a farm nenr
Venice, Ia, they unessthed boz which
contained about q hushal of counterfeit half
dollars.
Three eigh horse p7wor boilers ID tho
saw Mill of N. ByeIs & Co, at Columbia
Pa, exp'od "a this morning. The boiler
house w3s completely Destroyed and two
men were terribly scAlded. Oae will die.
Hon. VIM. Walter PHELPS, Minister to
Germany, sailed f,om Nay York for Europe
to-day. Minister Fred Douglas also sailed
for bis poat lG Hsyti. Els wife accompanied
nim. E!ward s rags, Tho famous leader
and his orchestra, 80 sailed for Europe.
William Camig, gho lived gi.h his father,
at Sioux Cry, vas ahot and killed last night
by burglars. Although the Oem'gs have
property valned s; $500, 900 they lived aiono
in wretched qnarsers. The old mao, who l.,
so gears old, YES attacked and dubbed TO
insensibiliiy. Tho burglars beat hasty re-
treat without securing any money. although
it ia learned thet there YVES $1,000 in the
house.
Geo. T. NcGieIiand. who for week past
has been guest 81 the Hotel Broadway, In
Deuyer. has mysteriously disappeared. lie
claimed 10 be vice president of the Com
stock Virginia miang company. Hs said
he had s2lO 600 on deposit with G. B.
Rnhords & Co, o. New York, and greater
sum with Donahue K ly & Co, bankers of
San Fra7cisoo Hs exhibited roll Of
81 600 10 b |, ard SO OC0 in drafts.
In ravino in Greenwood County, Ksn5,
party of HUNTERS discovered yesterday the bodies
OF sn unknown man, woman and child. The skull
OF The man Vas found to be crushed. It is believ
ed tho party encountered horse thieves, and that
in resisting an attempt to stesl his wagon the
husbay received his death blow.
z dispatch received in Wall street this morning
from London says: There il heavy demand
here for gold frora New York and the first ship
mont has jus. he1n announced here 1880 C0sia
gold waa forwarded to-day by steamer
A number Of stock 1aisers near Belvilere,
have pu Chased buffalo bull and FIVE COWS and
w II start another infsnt industry.
4 number o: Huntington county, N. j., farmers
will attempt the Gu tvation OF tobacco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

ACCORDING TO the census reports there
has bsen marked increase In the menufac-
tnsing enterprises of the South during the
isss dee.da, and as marked decrease in
those of the N8s England States. Before
the war between the States accumulated
capital il TIE South was invested il negToes;
s'uoa then it has had to be put in manufdc-
turing industries, the result being that, With
superior natural facilities, products csn De
I'D at cheaper rates here than similar articles
N 4de in tha North. "Tbe mills of the Gods
grind slosly, but they grind exceeding
g.,elIn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

SENATOR STANFORD of California says
ST can only say that our people regard Pes
ident Harrison Sc leye!-hesdea and Gee
soryatiye man, md that he is stronger to
dsy than DO Was tTo years ago." ME- liar
rison doesa'5 say he thinks Senator Stanford
lie "ieyel-headed man." when speaking OF
sae Senator sbil to lend money ut two PSF
coat. with land az security.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06
A Wife's Admission,

Ia the Curt of Appeals thursday Jadge
Faunt'eroy delivered tho opinion ofthe coart
II the case OF Hampton "a. Hampton, which
csme upon an appts! from the Circuit Court
If LoudouD, where the defendant Hampton
vas granted divorce from his wife, Moaera
n. Hampton. It appeared from the .scord
shat on the trial Hampton produced Litter
from his wife in which she admitted having
been unfaithful. The opinion was vetg
elaborate. and reviewed the evidence enc
the answer of Mrs. Hampton at g.est length
aud in full detail Judge Faunseroy die
sected the side of the case as made oy
Hampton and his witnesses, several OF
Whom were cclored, and criticised In the
uaost severe terms the conduct OF tue hug
band in using various methods anc tarsa;s
TO induce The wife to confess thai shs 6ac
not bsen trua to her marriage vows. Some
of the scenes ss represented by the record
were pictured by the judge in highly
artistic manner, and freqaehtly those
comprising the audience 10 The court room
we're c5mpelled 20 laugh in hearty though
eubdued manner. The opinion expressed
surprise that the lower court sdculd uoder
any circumstances have granted the di.
vorce with such light hefcrs it as the certified
record revealed. The decision, which re-
vs!ssd the lower court, WAS strong de-
iense for the vile, who, it appeared, Was
threatened by her husband and hraliy
taken to her fa.her'a aud left there. All
of the judsea concursed except Judge Lewis,
who disssnted strongly on the question CT
the wifes written &C mission. Hb held that
the wifs's letter, although cbtaioed IN a
questionable manner, was clearly admissible
De evidence, though perhaps not entitled 20
rnuch weight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

Acute rheumatism is al ii fl ,mmation Of
the ioc,s, married. by pain. heat and red
uess With these symptoms apply Saliva
tcu Oil, the great psin-cure, ut once. Price
% cent? bottle,
Nothing tslss the pateuca of man more
than TO listea to hacking cough which be
Knows COIL; sssiiy be cured With D.. Bl!l's
Cough EyrnD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

'Once upon midnight dreSry," vbi'e
suff sting from an abomnebie Intact q, J.
took 1t into my head TO try Cd S6u'a Co
tsrrh Cure, and in twenty mioutes tiIa
was relieved.
The right thTg in the right place is viii
cut doubt DR.. Buns Baby SysuP, the hes
remedy for babies while refining. o i -
cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER says the
Department Of Justice has been di'igent in
the execution Of the laws. He meacs the
election, not the civil service lave, for the
Indictments eg,inst the yiolstorS Of the la-
ter in Washington ara still pigeoa-holed, as
is reported, By direct or implied insiruc'
lions from his office.
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A peserted Husband and Flop ng Wife

Apeserted Husband and Flop ng Wife. ..
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec Several day 8
ago Mrs. Colambng Williams, wife of a
prominent citiz'u OF 3 d, county, Alabams,
left homs, and hsr husband soon lsarusd
that ana had ,bped wish .mes Ksth, a
neighbor. Ms. nnd Mys. Wlla ms had bsen
married tiehtee1 years. and he was not &C.
ing to give her up without struggle. He
came to tho city, a1d this morning met his
wifi, ard Keith ia the depot, where they
were going to lake train for Atlantis. At
sight If Williams Keith took to his hsele
and escaped, Mrs. Williams turned Oh
her husband aad abused him at terrible
rate f,r interfering vita her. A policeman
ana e reporter cams up. Mrs. Williams
drag pis.o! agd attem .!ed to shoot them.
She gas taken 10 tils station house. but YVES
released on her promise to keep quiet and
return home hgail tee reporter tried to
ze5 81 interview, apl sgain Mrs. Williams
reached f.. her pistol. which che carried In
!. baud sstche. Whlle Williams was look
ing for Ksi.h his wife took train cast, cay
lag she sgas gcing to boz relatives IN
Georgia. sae said Der husband had not
oaen kind 20 her lately aad che liked Mr..
Ksth better, any way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

WHEN TIE President directed civilian,
M,. Cody, over the heads of oil the offic'r'
in the army, to capture Sitting Bull, ne
gra.ultously nsulted every one Of thoss oifi-
GERS, by impugning their ability to accom-
plsh the proposed object, silly as 1t was
What is the use OF army officers. il they are
so incompetent that people 10 civil life must
be csl!sd upon to do their WORK?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

In ADDITION to almost the entire army OF
tee United States. FIVE thousand stands OF
arms are to be issued to citizens OF certain
now States, al for tho purpose of keeping
ortet few half starved Ill armed Indians.
The expense Of the present Iadisn scare
will be more than would have been the cost
OF boarding ell the Indians who CAUSED Ii az
first class hotels during the remainder Of
their lives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

The numbers OF Titles Living Age for tie
weeks ending November 20 and Decem-
Der bsve been received from the put-
lishe.s in Boston. They contain: The
Idyl of Brook Farm; China, by Gen.
Tshenp-ki-tong Madame, Robert Harry
sen. Live the Carq1erer, Mutual Aid
among Animale, Tsrsus-Past and Present,
DANGERS thas Threaten Terrestrial Life.
Miss Milford, RaraI Life in France in the
Fourteenth Century, a Buddhist Shrine, Art
Notes in Norta LAZY, Newman from New
ruan's po;n,s Of ViaW. The Cat as sn Ia
conscious Raa,orist, En- Irish O:iginai With
Instai.osuts Of "Mstois" by ". E. Norris,
ana '.I1 oh, Days" ard poetry and mis-
celiany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

Meaivitle, Pa, was mentioned ytst-rdsy. The
liabilities are estimated at from $4,000 to
81 600 900. There was 800 $50 OF ilil ststs
sinking fund on deposit iu The lank. The failure
is said to be dus to politics
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

Rsckbill College one of III, Oldest educational
institutions in the country, conducted By he
Christian Brothers, at Woodstock Md, has been
sold to the Drexel etste for $4,000, The OH set
of the u-chss.rs is tho Establishment OF fem4le
coored industrial school Tor the benefit of child
rem in the south. Mr.. Drt ,i's will made pio
vision tor such an il stitution.
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Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Roche against jones. sesgesns, Sc. Or
der Of submission set aside and cause pus on
privileged docket.
Jones against McGrudsr aud Als Fur
ther argued.
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DRY GOODS.
OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LorHRoP,)
CORNER II th and f STREETS Z. W,
WASHINGTON. D. G.
VOODN ARD { LOIRR0P
SATURDAY, DEC. G, 1890.


We have been very busy this
week-store has been crowded.
Notwithstanding this fact we have
net forgotten you young Folks"
but have prepared some good things
and especially invite you to come
with your parents to see fer your
selves what we have. We haven't
time to tell you al! about them.
but will tell you what they are al d
where you can find them. To fe-
gin-there are some
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06
EEST NE LETTERS.

Tho following is list of the letters remaining il
the Alexandra, Va, postofice December &.
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
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s.a9lsS5s
ESs0CIATEl PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, d. g., DEC. 6
cENrATu
SENATE.

Mr.. Paddock presented the protest of the
colored Farmers Alliance now in conven-
tion at Ocals, Fla, against the passage OF
the Cougsr lard bill.
Mr.. Sherman introduced bills to amend
the law relating to the refining and parting
of bullion to mend the act authorizing the
receipt Of gold coin in exchange for gold
ba:s, and 20 authorize the recoiusgo of sub
sdlary eoias OF the United Stats; also an
amendment to the bill TO reduce the amount
of Uaited States bonds to be required of ua-
tiouai banks.
Tue House amendment TO the Senate joint
resolution for the issue of arms to the Statea
of North sad South Dakota, Wyoming and
Nebraska was concurred 10.
The Senate then resumed consideration
Of rs election bill and Mr.. Gray resumed
the q cor and continued his argument
sgaiGs. it.
HOUSE.
Saturday rezt ass set aside for the con.
sdstation OF bills reported from the COM
mi tee on private land claims.
Nj. O'Neil, of Pennsylvania, from the
committee on library, called up the Senate
join resclu ion directing the President 10
request the widow of General U. s. Grant
to permit the rsmoVal Of the remains OF her
illustf!ous husband 10 Arlington Cemetery.
Pondng dstate the morning hour expired
and the House weat into committee OF the
whole oa tbs bill for the relief of the MIL
sioo Indians OF California.
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W SNhS' W
Bow!es, Aaron
Bcoz , Miss Mary
Brady, Edmond j
Crowley, J G
Crump, ] 3
Creighton, Mrs Samuel
Davis, Mrs Lizzie
Dansy, Mrs lua
Day ton, III s. Marihs
Edmonscn, o L
Ford, Charlotte
Ford, Miss Haan,h
Green, Kiss dracie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-06

C,ANNGD PINEAPPLE STRAWBERRIES and
u LENA BEANS received to-day by
dec JIG. MILBU2N.
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the QeaQ letter once.
Gums, Miss ely
Henderson. Ms, Jane w
lIu ison, ] E
ilundley, Larkin
Johnson, A J
Katzenberger, FL
ones, Martha
Ju!ious, William
norris, Mrs Martha
Pitt, Fed L
aeese. Miss Nsnnio L
3hreve, MIS- Jennie
Tebbs, DR. A Sidney
PARK AGNEW. p. II.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-04-04
General Markets.

NTw YoRK, April l.-FLOUR-Dul and weak f;
city mill extra, ~ 25Gb445 for West Indies Min.
nesota extra 81, l5G5.26 fine, SlT5l2S0; su.
perfne, Ssl01250.
WHEAT-Opened weak and lsc. lower, and
further declined Nc in the first hour; the market
then recovered Sc; receipts 9,O66 bushels; ship.
ments, ,ss3 bushels; No red winter, SSl60t
Ss94c., cash; do, April, s69sc,; do May, SIC
do, June Sbl4c; do, July, S51sc,
CORN-Opened steady, and after advancing
Nc. fell back 10 the opening figures; receipts 80,
100 bushels; shipments, 1880 bushels; No 2
mixed, s7j4c., cash. Aprl, S694c,; do May, 37ssc
do, June 319sc
OATS-Quieti receipts, 12l, 900 bushels; ship.
ments, 30,b0d bushels; No. 2 mixed, esltc,, cash
DO, April ssIsc; do, May, ss5sc. do, June 279sc
RYE-Dul
PoRK-Frm; sll .7b01e 25 for new.
LAkD-Dull but steady April, s6,49 May,
$3.50.
MoLAssEs-Fairy active and steady 80 test,
New York, gle.
RoslN-Quiet strained to good, 81. i7Isabl 2sIs
TURPENTINE Dull at Ale
PETROLEUM Nominal
FhElGHTs-Quiet grain to Liverpool steam,
S4d.
BUTTER-Quet; western creamery, fancy, 24c.
CHkEsE-Moderately active; Ohio hat, So
loIsc.
EGGs-Fairly aetive state, fresh liS4c west
ern fresh l4]sG 1880.
sUGAR-Reaned quiet and weak; cut loaf and
crushed. 7.sc.l cubes 1ioc. mold A, s6l6c.
hICE-Hominal.
TALlOW-DuIl; prime oity, 41to.
coFfEk-steady; fair Rio eargoes. sO1le.