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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
HENRY A. MOTT, PHI. D."
Late United States Govey1nenf Chemist

r,cs.c n,r.h was beeun Yesterday, the pastor. the
Rev Martin Gcssner. hosting the first bcah i'i'o
place with his own hands.
The Bon,l OF Trade after a vacation OF some
months resumed last nicht is regular Ihectns,
The subject under discussion was tue cn.s r nsvc
mcnt Of some Of the roads did no meet with approval"
special officer samuel Murphy. who one n ghu ~ u
week Willie crazed with rum. broke an innocent IVAN
tw and fried 10 effect an entrance into hon c On
The prtrncc Of looking for an imaginary nrea VA. s
trial Yesterday before the Police committee ~ Wv Nv
1.itv Council The committee UnanimoliNy votH .o
dismiss him. Murphy was a member 81 'Hc Nc"-
York police force before coming TO TINS cl'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
ALONG TIE SOUND.

UpIDCEPORT Lodge, Of the u.d'r 81 E'K' IN '"h
ucc,cu, r. presenting all the Large cites VIII "''
.. .oa lido Park to-day for th'ir ifNt amman ~
The day. programme embraces 't'c' Pn".'
49,, , ,,,d. :, rc,u.u game of ba ~cball between
tina Hrdrcporis and IIir f'rds athletic ep"i'' AZ
seaside Park and - ,lamlakc. j.. T. barh"h, WI
,,,r David NJ Read. c> senator Bnrn'iain. MAi1'
i,c Forest and other prominent ciMls WI "aH ~" W,
IT, I w Catherine r.. WHY. VII, %,
g. ,un,ucr Of The adams EApr.'' company nc" a" ~
her home in III, city IN sunday heW., ~ wa"
mr.,,,"ru, in carr,h charitable and s,c.al ahar''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
u.u,r,s mr. ,yTyf; THE RtLTTHDRE'

Navy officers rdiculc the suggestion "f o'>aN'"' v"
tbc cruiser baltimore because she mas NOT Nr' ''' Nv"
So eden and feel that Their" l. not any "'a''" ''
,,r,, Dct,rr she left hers. on August 81 II wa
orci,lly agreed with the Navy Department tha' N'
shoud steam at half ,pccd or about zen h'"' al
ho,r TIL, womld he total "f ~" miles "y' anu
a. thc course she TO take j. about '"o m"N' IL
would take fifteen days before >h' w"iin r'a" '"'hc"
burg without accounting for adv"r,r weather. ""la.s
10 r:al, slight adjustment, L" ma hlh'rN; -. '''c
or more other thing, likely I" ran> Nil, m n -
Her arrival at sweden may w. lo"h'n lor ~ any 'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
UNION HILL.

TIE GIN WAS DISCHARGED Ef ACCIDENT.
SoEn Furcy, eighteen gear, old. OF IF"i> ST. ana
Charlie, Daw son, Of 40. 81 Union st.. mon lilll.
,,c, GINNING OH Sunday afternoon in the swamp and
near snake Hill Iaw,On'> gan not shooting ti1". lie
ASKED Furcy Tor his. After receiving IT Dawson
placed the gan to h shoulder TO see how 1t sni' d,
when it went OF. The shot entered the neck and
face. Of Furcy who fell to ;lc ground unconscious
lawson called for help and Fuiry WAS taken ~ III.
home 1t wa, found that the SHOT had entered III"
left cyc totally destroying II. The young mar L III
, critical coalition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

-, ., xovosnk Lighthouse, n. j.. and TO maintain
h"us The American flag during daylight, has oes
eeeSea It gives me great pleasure to ,Ss soa
the desired permission upon condition that tne , S."
shall be located at point to be approved p' uu and
noard to be under the control Of the Board anu
subject to Its regulations. The keeper OK uo ana
station will be Instructed to care do AZ sunrise and
inwered at sunset. these being the tiinc' ~
ing and lighting the lamps"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
PATERSON.

lie WAS SHOT HY Ills FRIEND.
Joseph Fin.av and benjamin Kennedy. SILK viewers
In the employ Of Dohcrty q Wpi>wo'th, were exam
lining their revolver, yesterday Afternoon preparatory
10 having pistol practice. when Kenncdys weapon
,cut oa rhc bullet penetrated Flnay's right llnr.
WA his ito Is Dr. ,paircd Of Kennedy cannot explain
how the pistol went OIL and finlay says the shoou's
was accidental. The men were iii'ho''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
lime STACKING ON A SCHOONER.

The schooner Lucy J. ne, lying Il; Holy q u "
Eharf Ninth t. and t;pwanus Canal. with hl2h
ucnt of auichlimc for that firm. bcc,m" III ma ia cane
yesterday afternoon from the Stacking OF tEe I'e d"
,ou,d not he unlOaded. 1t Wa, net thought sa" |"
10 n IN the wharf for fear of fire, the vessel wa
owed ont into the Eay on Thirty iiit!l>t. me
ssIchcs wcr. ,,attcncd down and the lime was iet 20
Jack. The los OF the cargo VIII a''o'"' l" "'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Cycle Company. Of No. LII Icdford-ave.' whcn was
loaned 10 Miss Z. Moore on saturday. was iohnu yen
teNAy morning at the house Of r. William D. elyue
No 81 t,rmond Place. Tho young woman said that
she had fallen and hurt herself. so that she was uh
able 10 return it on time
The Twentieth Ward Republic can Association heid a
meeting at No. dis hdelphis ST. lust evening" 10 ~
ceive the report of its investigating committee. 'oh
Mn, plly PIE i.eI. sky new members w,re admi'tcl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE liol Els
observation-disclosures william H. Srh.'I.r ,,, ~ ~
Navy. Observation-Disclosures J. B0haart' VI ~, I;T II,
AVENU Ex-Governor job A. Compel OF Colo nao. -,
sEY-,;ardinpr q. Hubbard and faiet h'ip""', -
Washington GRAND-Major J. Il. MeGnne-s
,rmv UOFFMAN- ,;oycInor David -. Hi ana ). w.
d., >maral Vacnt" brazilian Minister AZ WA'n,"s ,.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT william w. Ea'oh' VI WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Mrs. Eugene Thebaud made application YESTERDAY ~
judge Pratt in the supreme Court 10 'e "pp ',o -
a commttee upon her husband who is Insane i'o
vouknown sea captain about fifty years oid a'iu
physically vigorous. Madame Estele Ar'nand, ~,
amt. left him $4,000 in her will This unse..iea
the captain's mind and he thought he was worm "
million. lie bought 81 900 worth OF 1cweiS anu H''.
-" onoct for IT, lie was wildly extravaganza ana at
H -. cr ,rb.rc he WAS taken for his health he
.rrsnced 10 spend Ss5OOOtO for homes ior .nc P IVA
His wife was finally appointed comnI..c a,eI '1
ssks 10 u in this state Deci>ion WIS i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

AS straw hats disappear We open the
new Fall shapes of Derbys. You may
wonder that we get them so quickly,
when the fashionable hatters guard
most zealonsly the blocks they intend
Introducing Sept. first.
Never mind; here are the shapes
that all the best matters produce.
"You pays your money and takes your
choice" But the money YOU pay is
couple of dollars less than the said hat
tcrs' price for mo better hat. SO is
enough to pay for tho best hat that $
made.
ROGERS, PEET d CO.
TIRE Prince.
sTUnES. J ga ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
rnp TILE IMPROVEMENT OF GROvE.sr.

The Board of street and Water Commissioners al
It's meeting yesterday awarded the contracts lot inc
Improvement Of GrOve->t from Grand to seventeenth
SIS The lob was divided. Mr. Condor will have from
Grand st. to Railroad ave-, and Sir. Nolan will do tho
paving from Tcwark-ave. to Scvehtecnti'st Inc
block between Railroad and Ncwar ayes VIII be ieis
unn,prOvcd The Hoard week ago awaNca !"
in.cnh n (utIey the contract for build ng the wings
f. Public School NO 4. Yesterday communication
was received from Mayor Cleveland v"tolng ile tH'
,a,on .wsrdinr the contract The layor objected ~
Cutlcy having the contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
TO FLOAT A FLAG FROx THE NAvESIyK HILL!

w. o. Mcdowell recently wrote TO Secretary Win.
dom TO ask him for permission to establish II liberty
polo with the American h;.s upon 1t Mt the Atlantic
Highlands. lie has received the following answer
from Mr. wikdom
"Your letter OF september 4; asking permission bor
yourself aud friends TO erect Q flagstaff ut the High
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Why Royal Baking Powders the Best
"The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure
for have found it in many tests made both tor
that company and the United States Government
will; 90 still further because of the facilities that company
have for obtaining perfectly pure and for other reasons dependent
non RI. proper PROPORTIONS method PreParnon
the Royal Baking Powder
is undoubtedly the Purest
and most reliable baking
powder offered to the public.
"IENRY A. MOTT, PHI d."
GmernmM Chemist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
TVDryTRJ4L SCHOOLS WELL ATTENDED.

The industrial school, OF the Childrvn's Md Society
yrcre r,oprucd Yesterday after Tn" long summer vara
tion THE Attendance Of pupil, was exceedingly
large and the teachers al AT their posts. \
feeling Of sahnc>> prrvadcd all the school, on account
81 Inc. regent death OF their founder, Char, l.. Brace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Mrs WINsIOw's SOOTHISG SYRuP
ri.. been used Tor FIFTY YEARS p TtfTi
g GSI a. With PFRFECT SUCCESS. II SOOThES N
cMLD S1FTENSS he GwHi A 81: Se.s 1emedy To-
nj A:RUOEA Sold by Druggsts In every part Oh '"'
world TWENTY-FIVE cents . bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
ouneem0N

A fairy lost precious charm
To keep the ROSY gums rom haran. H.,
'To keep from teeth decay and drath'
TO swreten and purify the breath s
TiI, charm the fairy lost . MOI til iouhu'
And slJZODONT us called earthly ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

T. IRIS of every description rctalled TINS wee, WceR
Tor cash at wholesale prices. {. {. SIM y r. y.
Mannar,urr, uptown IA West i:d''t.' downtown lo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

Tho favortc for restoring life and color TO the
hair /. Parkcr'- Hair Bal-am.
parkcr's Ginger Tonic tn" best cough cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

HENRY A. DANIEL4. y. ".
90 WEST s0TA ST o,.
Diseases II the Nervous Syseems usn''IS; ~ O
Impotence and 6terulsy NOUS W -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
lie SrApnED HIS SISTER By ACCIDENT.

pan,s,o Dalisa who lives with his sister HhOoh'"
At No. OF Bridgest.. had Il quarrel win some o'h',
italians OH Sunday night in front OF the house anu
Antonia tried to separate them. Bapi>'e drew MS
stiletto and made unge at his opponent 'uS' d, .n
came in front Of him. The blade ch'ercu ne' s,,n,
.aio,;n, an uc,v wound She fell to the sidewalk.
The men SUSPENDED hostilitics and carried Inc s'i'
nnxta,rs and dressed her wound Then Baptlste men,
No report was made to The police until ycs'eua! W.,
ing, when the girl grew woise' D"i'S" '"' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

When tic head feels dull and heavy. the Skin
,ppnar- ALLOW aud greasy and the ,'nnarh 1in' iA'
~, Liver Pills. Don't forget this,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
mr. M.CJIlAGII TO ANNOUNCE Ills DECISION.

mr. M1J'LLAGH To ANNOUNCE Ills DGlSI'N.
a, ,bo moo,np of The officers Of tic Ross street
r,rcshv,r,ian Church this evening. d.. Archibah SIC
Cla.n will announce his decision ia regard I" the can
ey,cuded to him by the Pymonth CongreSauoiai
CI,u;ch of Worcester Mas. The Impression picva'lN
that Dr. Mc(nllagh will resign from MS BVoh'"
pulpit and accept the cali given I" hh' lie HAS o''
with his present church about hfccn years ana mas uc
clipcd number Of calls prominent churches one "i
which offered hin $1,000 more tl!aa the Ross S'Nc'
Church nays Dr. MctAillash /, a preacher OF hiu'n
.l,ouencc and power, and lie Is the author OF several
eel;.ou. works At the TRIAL Of lr. Talma'c by ",
BROOKLYN Irc>iNIcTy in 1-1'. Ii" wa a." ia''u M'
live Iry ArtIu,. r,,>i,v the presenting ''uH>ti III
he cas-, lie declined t. nia..c know! Ills oe'!sioh
I.>.p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

MUIR SIlOI LDER CAPE~. embracing ~"
l,f.-, .f,l., n ,l. fash onahl' fur rt'd Tor
An this whol' -'i" pr""> {. I. ~ NJ -
i.rrrr uptown ~ W">t i-t.-'. downtown I'' Ii'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
porr, SIDES CHARGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Une of the first TO come before '"e "'"'
Torn, ~ the sup,cme Court which met yesterday. WIN
Jndce Joseph F. barnard presiding. was 'he q"ee'o
~ The confirmation of the reports OF commissioners
1,;,,or whec,cr and Forker, who determined that AL
elevated railroad should be constructed In A'ia''o
ave william d. veeder. on behalf OF cera'h prop.
cr,vowners. opposed their confirmation lie saio '',e
plan wa, not one to give rapid transit 10 tic p.'pe
~ Iookyn. but to further the schemes OF INC Lo''s
I.,,rd railroad Company lie repeated Tie arglf
ncuts made before the commi,>i"0 that the peopie
who had given their consent supposed that 'hee "ee
10 he but two tracks on structure similar u ' ~
rlatbrsl.ave whereas. in fact. it was 10 DC one oi
.,cio,, s,rrnr,h and she to accommodate all the
Long Island Railroad trains. and in consequence "ou
be injurious, property owners because o' NOSE o">'.
cinders and obstruction To Light aud air tehcFa'
Wnsatc said that the company h'a ob'a'"" '"0 WI"
zen, Of all but 10 per cent Of the property ana
those who had Withdrawn their consents hda uuc ~
thr ush Interpretations These 90 l"l mii'oa d
10 ! pcr cent Of those who signed. Tile case was al
jouined until Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
long ISLAND.
MAYOR GLEASON Asa PCGlLlsr.


There was much talk in Long Island city yesterday
a,ont the encounter on SUNDAY night between Mayor
Patrick J. Gleason and ticoyee b. Crowley. newspaper
man Crowley had four teeth knocked out ara Ms
face was bruised. Tho Mayor said mat "' was ~
Miller's liquor shop In Borden ave- with party VI
.urd vhcp Crowley came In and entered INT" the
conversations When rrmon>tratcd with he 'ai'' ~"
lev called him big ipaier and other nir"hp'ihc"'''
;hincs Mavor Gleason SAYS that then nc t"'h '""
lev by the collar and pushed nm away Nv
th, he showed crowley thrneh tn" glass IN t' ''rt"
,. .,.e ard saws tina. Crowley fell against y. hFraR
ing the glass and outtln. hi face. A'''r t"'' Il.
say. Crowley returned aud tried t" strike h'h anu
,hcn II WAS that lie struck him. Crowley s'!' .""'
after bc,g knocked down the Mayor N'hco mn '''
.,r five times Tn. Mayor denies this crowley BAY
,,., tho Mayor called him il thief and lnMrr am
. "n. M" ~msrk, Il told him mat hc wa,
,i,,c"r Il,fcr man was said Crowley IN ah',s ,
,hc mar " II WI, then that II" klorH" i,lc w.. ,r
md committed the assault" tn" Mhair j. ao"n, ,
,,ly thing talked 81 II l."rc I>laho ny al" ~" ~
come is being anxi,usly awaited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
,n>.,. ,vD t.,Ty.-Thc row school hou.c In ~

LONG I-LAND tTTI. = m" -" - T''', .'. 900
-.,'rJ Ward 81 Long Island ty Wa "i"''" a.,
a,y Nn,nr t.lra ,oii and several incnIi'''I ~ ~
I',, ~ va ration pro- ~ ana laf'.' l',.u ~
49,; " ..',,',, So. The new sr'irol l. ~" tr>i 10 w
r"mn,r,rt o, IN" lni!dinss l"gln ~" \fr' 49,
- , h,ud.nrIc hrrk structure .iaidns @" mn iI "a ~
- ,r ..,,,i,,,s'd The hiii.iLg III IA" lhlr-, wa"
r,u ..dy ~, ,rrlunncy ~ few DAY ana vi" NV
~ The Iif:h ward il three months.
,.rr u,,<roSE,,N At the NrNt annual 'l"' non
~, pruj soma club bid n few days ago.
~ vcr,. elected President Thomas E;n"t
~ IT, ,.....s,n,, I- Y. Innuwski fcr|'tary '''"H
y, Pr'oi ,,r.,.urcr pr. james tatin;ph Arrange
~. !, n, ,n, making Ia construct club hoI>c on
The .,n.,., Of the l,h'.
.,L-rIIoID The surviving mrm"ri or '"Hpan'
II ,..-,h <cw York Volunteers. held their animal ~
nrion here Yesterday. TIE rpnl,ny WI w,.rt,~,
~ ,,v,,, in ,uci-'. 1~G,. hy stewart L. WV ,,',,,
nnI ncc.uc n,n,cfant colonel ~ the regiment. WIZ
WI" i"f'h'' ''"a 'i,,,.I >luut seventy tv" Js'r
nm "a, dawn T., SUPPER which was served III 'l""'.
I,u 1Lcr, wrr. several .pcccls:s by veterans anu
music by III. o,uihold band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

- lIOtLDER CAPES. Russian Sable. Mink.
- Seal.k Otter. Beaver Persian Lan': Astrachsn.
CANDIDA SOIL the latest and most fashionabS styles,
tailed this week o. lowest es~h wholesale prices g. &.
SHAYNE. uptown la West %2dsb upt0wn l03
pyinceAk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

QUORUM OF TIE TRUSTEES NOT PkEShHl'
Th. Bridge Trustees again failed yesterday to have
a Quorum only nine Of them being present AT ''e
September meeting. Those in attendance were 'a"es
Howell. General a. c. Barnes. Alden s. Swan ke"ocn
Riley George Iiillabrand George W. McHui'y' Hau'O
G. stanton, Edward V. Skinner and Abraham sch"''
The report of Treasurer Mcclellan for August >Io"
receipts of $685. 1863 &c from traffic. ana eSpe"u'"'
Of S2Gl 900 "a. OF this 100000 was 1or ''o p''p
erty at No. o. Park Row. New-iOrk
II was expected that the Board OF Experts i'','
appointed would meet yesterday aI'erhooi' a'lu
action in regard to the plans already suo,'.'0 ,o
terminal facilities. but only e. H. buoNi'oiA
lie said the time for receiving plans hau oce, $500,
until september 20. but the Board "ou'o P'o''0''
BEGIN its work before that date ,,,
p.trick FARRELL OF No. 3OS Brideest.. mas pcsun
emit AGAINST New-York and BROOKLYN to recover $500
damages for injuries received on inc bIiuso U New
Ter q last lie says that. when conus iiI IN the
Vor md going down the steps. his fOOt caS. IN w.
rubber mating and he was thrown hi'ee" "'' "A
fractured his Jaw.
WHEN SHOULD TIE PRIMARIES BE HELD
At the meeting OF the Republican Geheral |o.'
o,,ttee this evening in the Ahenaenm action i W o
,.l.n uuon the report OF the Executive committee
axnc the time for the primaries and conventions ior
Tho fa,l campaign The report fixes the dae Tor me
primaries as Thursday. october .. and the cohVeh'
tions for the following week. There Is
howcyer. in favor Of pOstponing the nominations
save I'm the lid Congress District UNI, ,ar vcntionS
nrmarcs arc held In October ana tne co,n ,,d he
fater I'm the same week. the nOmlhaloh> Win Will ~
ready in time for filing the certificates as icque "
law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
THE DISTRICT IN CoNGEss.
biii Tor q Street Railroad 20 Benninrs

"A BAL for another street railroad IN the Die
'riet OF Columbia was introduced in the senate
To-Day by Mr.. Stockbridge. The bin is 70
incorporate the Washington and Ben
nlngs Street Railway Company, naming
as lncorporators W. B. Thompson. George O.
claws, Norvh W. BurcheIl Jonas n. No
Gowan and Horace J. Grsy
Inc route Is az follows: Beginning st the
junction OF Maryland avenue, Boundary street
northeast ana IlAdensburg road and run
ming thence eastwardly through ana
along Bennings road TO the south
east boundary Of the District Of Columbia ~i,h
branch from the point where the B.un,ps,
road is intercepted bv the Anacostia road.
running northerly along the Ansco.tia
road and west Of the present Baltimore ana
Potomac railroad tracks 10 n point OPP
posite the Jennings race track;
also branch from the junction
of the Bennings road aud Central avenue.
TO the District line. Also .
branch commencing M the
Junction OF BenniEgs road with the AuAcosts
road east of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
tracks and running thence soutberly IN and
along the Anacostia road 90 the junction
OF said road with the Good Hope road and
thence along the Good Hope road TO the eSst
end OF the navy yard bridge.
lhe cars are 10 run by horse power, or cable,
or electric power. -Four per cent of the gross
earnings are TO be paid in lieu OF taxes The
capltai stock Is not 10 exceed 600. 600
THE PROPOSED AVENUE To MOUNT VERNON.
The committee on military affairs gave Q
hearing tins morning 10 the promoters OF the
proposed avenue to Mount Vernon
Col Hains- Gen. Lee and the president
OF the Alexandra Board of Trade and the
mayor OF Alexandria all made speeches, show
ing the advantages of the project Col Hains
presented the plans and estimates.
The committee asked If plans for less elab-
, orate road could not be prepared aud Col
Hams promised 20 do So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
Baltimore NJ arkefs.

BALTIMORE. April 1s.-Cotton hrm-middlipR.
llA Flour fairly active-Howard street and
western super, 200aa50; do. extra, 2.15a3 75 do.
do family. 4.O0a4.0O: City mills. ko brands.
extra 437a462; winter wheat patent 4. 75a5 25:
spring do. do. 5lOa5.5O; do. do. straight 4 t,Oa
500; do. do. extra. 4.10a450. wheat-southern
very quiet: Fultz, S5a90 Longberry S7a9O; No.
9, so; steamer No. . red, 5a1as7; western dull:
No. winter red spot, S7HaS7I. April S7kaS7A:
May, s7aaSs; July. S6A asked. Corn-southern
nominally Arm: white, 42a43k; yellow, 39a42:
western firm; mixed spot, 397s a39}s; April 39s.a
39k; May, $685. a39k; June, ssa3951; July 4oa
4OA; August, 40h a40% steamer, Blk bid Oats
very frm-sOuthern and Pennsylvania 29a:,3:
western white, 32a33; do. mixed, 30a3l: graded
No. 9, white, 3d. Rye quiet and steady-prime TO
choice. 57a5s. Hay very nrm-prime to choice
timothy, laooal400. Provisions fairly active
mess pork. old 1915. new 1880; bulk meats loose
shoulders 5A; long clear and clear rib sides, 6L:
sugar-pickIed shoulders, 81; sugar-cured smoked
shoulders. M; hams, large l0allA, small liza
22k; lard, refined TX, crude 6Ea6k. Butter
nrm-western ladie, 12a13; creamery, lsaIe.
Eggs steady--western, Jpn. Coffee dull-Rio car.
goes fair 20. sugar steady-A soft, 6k. Copper
ouiet-refned, l2xa13. Whisky steady-f.0ea
no Freiehts TO Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton 40c: hour per ton in sacks, 90s.a22s grain
per bushel, 3kd: Cork for ordsrs.3s:sd. Re-
corn, 60 600 bushels oats 6OO0 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels. Shipments-nour, 3.405 barrels; corn
Ill. 900 bushels. Sales-wheat. $4,000 bushels;
corn. 2s, 900 bushels. !.
BALTIMORE. April ls.-virginia consols, 4lK:
do. 10 40s, SO: do threes. 66a66h: Baltimore
and Ohio stock. 9SA: Northern Central stock
6Sa6S; Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore
1rsts. 100. consolidated gas bonds, ll3hall4S(:
do stock, %9a4eH.