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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16

WONDERFUL LUBRICANT.

WONDERFUL LUBRICANT.
A yalual le improvement IN journal bearings with .
ubrlcating substance superior % oil When once appueo
wears a. long journal Will Prevents heating at
high rate Of ,poed used shaftlngs spindles,
c,rsge, and Jars and kinds Of machinery. For par
tcula-, address GEORGE II. CLARK, Ils East 36thsS
New.York March 10, 1890.
Mr. GEORGE II. CLARK us East 36th-st.
Dear SIR We have used sewing machine which
Won kindly gave trial since December 10, 1889 on
our white goods running sixteen hundred revolutions
per minute without heating or getting out OF order; .
Thorn has been no o.! other substance used. IL Is
per;scy clean consequently soil damage the
foods II ha, given entire satisfaction and We consider
IL wonderful invention: Yours truly,
J. LEWIS & SONS. 90 LispcnArdtt
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poSroy AyYTorS To NEAR PATTI

Boston March J. >pccial.-Ihe d'haho JOY ''A'"
for the Italian opera season has continued large A'
,,htndinr the rain and -lc.t storm which has pre-
,.n.d here continually for two days. great num-
Der Of people patiently stood in line Yesterday en'"r
ing the discontinue Of cold ca-icrf rain. lhey
were bcdracrlcd. uncomfortable Appearing lgt ana "A
rooa many before they reached TIE box oiic" "N-
rres.ef the wish that they had decided early 10 inc
Struggle 10 20 directly 10 the -pccuaioi. Inc Na' 81
ucce.~ Of the season IS already assured pelohu o""u'
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JOHN +. SMITH.

Chicago. March - SPECIALIZATION F. smith, ono
Of the most prominent citizens OF frccport' uen
THIS morning Of pneumonia. lie went there from
Bufal, and engaged in the grain business. lie was
urou,ircntlv identified with the Democratic party,
va. Mayor To- three years. and held other 0ihccs
Of trust He Presidential clccipr IN l55f. ana
was appointed postmaster by Mr.. Cleveland
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field, and made a s.

field and made a splendid showing lie has played
poi on this side of the big pond, Is. $. De tiarmcndi.
lie made hard fight the first game, and won tie
second aces, winning by II to Ia, but the third
and fourth were easily by Dc Garmendia.
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'INALS FOR THE RACQrET CHAMPIONSHIP

The nna game of racqucts for this years cham
pionshp of the Racquet club played yesterday
afternoon and proved surprise to many of the
older players Of that energetic organization. Foxha
Kcene made his first appearance for honors in new
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Apur nrAnar ARTERS IL lNGt,D.

Washington March >ccre;ary Proctor today
issued an order transferring the headquarters Of the
Department Of The Missouri from Lcavcnworth. Kan.
IN IDli~ Mo.
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the cHOCTAIY LOTTERY CHARTER

Washington dis patch TO The st. Louis Globe Democrat
The Interior Department Ia, already taken notice
Of the lottery charter granted by the Choclaw tonn
cil While permitting self government by the civil.
iIed iribc- the Indian Territory the United states
Government at The same time exercises degree Of
supervision over the Indian law making. Nothing
can be enacted by the Indian Council that 10 incon
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ATLANTIC CITY BY CENTRAL RAILROAD OF


No easier way To escape the di>aefeeable March
weather can be- found than oy trip II atlantic Niy
I'll, Central Railroad of New Jersey. Fast express
train with Pullman buffet parOr cars leaves New
York foot Llbert, So y. L.. AT : 30 p M weth day
and 10 a. M sunday. Returning, leave Atlantic
CITY Reading Railroad depot, - 80 a. m week DAYS
and 3 - sunday
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A NEW COLLAR

Wamsutta Shirts. laundrcd. 69c.; worth ,
Cents nd cloves nat fasteners 61c worth 81 =.
,iot's Suspr, aIc Fast black T. hose pairs for u 10
KINNEDN, 70 Corandt-st, ulstiir'.
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siscnt with the laws of the General Government:
This supervision which is guaranteed by treaty will
be exertcd promptly to nullify the Choctaw lottery
charter.
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UITT-DUTTON-At the residence OF the brides I'M
Gle ,rorgc uoadly NO 80 East Doth st., bN the Rev
William Burnct Wright, Anna southhmSd putton
d,u"htrr Of IN, late Aaron IL Duttol, OF .ihrphati
Ohi" TO Frank knscy I'M, t. >. Navy March ID,
1900.
It,rnLII-uOPKISS- Thursday. 18Th Inst. AZ the
r..idcurr Of the bride, father by the Rev H. Morton
Reed Drank West Iredel to Ellen Haven daughter OF
john NJ. Hopkins.
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Many columns Of The Tribune are filled today with
short bright crisp. little adverii> meniS describing
hos, ~ neonc You will find them on the eighth and
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5pefial Notices.
Fifth Avenue
ART GALLERIES,
366 5TH-AVE.,
near 3ith-st.

FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
MIR. RICHARD BUFFERS
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
MODERN PAINTINGS,
with additions from other sources.
Distinguished pictures in this collectioa'
Go. tULLERS
LED THRO' THE MEADOW"
>. X. GIFIOkD'S
"SAN GIORGlO. VENICE"
GEORGE INNE'S
LANDSCAPES"
GILBERT GAUL'S
HOLDING THE LINE"
ALFRED KAPPE'S
CLOSING HYMN"
A. II. WANTS
ADIRONDACK WOODS"
CHS. l.. MULLER'5
FIRST QUARTER OF THE HONEYMOON"
10 BE- SOLD BY AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE,
THURSDAY And FRIDAY EVENING"
March 20 and u. at ) o'clock.
ROBERT SONERVILLE. Auctioneer.
ORIliIES e co.
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THE ANNUAL THE,TMo.Ls OF THE HAsTY
PUDDING CLUB

The annual spring thcaricals Of the liasty Puonne
Club Of Harvard College. viii be given at The bcr-
kelley Lyccum on Monday and TUESDAY ever"
ing, AID Tuesday afternoon, Aprl ana
C. The entertainments are for inc oehe'
ft Of the Ila-ty Pudding Fund and the 'ilVer
.tv crew and the play TO be given :, called Helen
and Paris or the Dude the Ounce and the Daisy''
n,l.n nj VIII hs fnllOW.
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SAVE the Children.

Party going abroad viii subet elegant suite at Tho
Cambridge for short term or balance OF lease Apply
3Ji 5th.a.e.
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steinway Hall on the evening OF March % will contain
songs by schubert, Schumann ana BrahmS ana other
composers less eminent.
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Tickets II - each be obtained at the Harvard
Clnb the berkeley Lyccum, Womans Exchange, No.
100 Fifth.ave. and the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The fol-
loving ladies VIII act patrOncsscs Mr.. Francis H..
Anpct0n Mrs. Edmund l.. Baylies Mrs. Charles C..
rrIrnan Mr., George Blagdcn, Mrs Ira Euf~cy,
Vr. Joseph II. Choaie, Mr. G. G. Clark, Mrs. w. II.
Dr,per Mr.. Francis q. French. Mrs. Richard VI.
INN Mr. Edward King. Mr.. Adolphe Ladenburg,
Mr. john ". Minturn. Nh. j. Pcrpont Morgan, Mrs.
Charles A. Post. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs Jacob
wendell, Mrs Robert winthrop.
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M1RRIED.

uimrod's Whoopng Cough cure instantly r'n,Ne>
whoop- aud gives rest 10 the patient WITH II" ~ "a
effects. For sale by druss>t-
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II Won want 10 hire servants or find situations. find
board rooms. buy sell raj estate. lot or hire
houses find work or workers Of ON" kind another.
YOU should examine the many columns Of Interesting
announcements on the eighth and ninth pages OF The
Tribune thls mOrnnE.
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Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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BELOVED DISCIPLE, s9th-s,.. near Madison ave-
Rev ;. GREGORY LINES, Rector, viii onciate at IL
a m md u. N.
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JOHN MAO LEAN

London March l5.-John MacLcan, the actor, died
suddenly to-day.
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HENRY a. Daniels. VI. L
T.. 4 w


Dseases O, the Nervous system cnlto rlnary Organs
Impotence and Stcrity. Hours to L. ) to 3.
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Religions Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madi>ona,c. and 66th.st-.
Rev. \ W. II. EATON VIII preach at ii A. m. ana
4
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CHORAL. SERVICE. March ~ p m. Anthem,
-. Tho Passion HaNdn CHARACTERIZATION
ri NrEI. West o9th->t.. near 9thaNc
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business chances and bargains 81 various sorts 40
iored Ina the many columns OF ucrr> ing %N'I
tsemcnts on the eighth and ninth parc, "i Inc il0-
une th!. Mornlns.
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CurrCU or CHRIST Scientist. Hartman Hall,
IoSst and 5thaNc. entrance West 19th-st-Preschin0
.r,,, sunday 80 a. bible class az u Chris.
Tan ei,nrc Headquarters, Reatngroon and Dlspensary,
~ 10 ln,t ood It open day and evening
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH corner 3tth.st an1
p,,,.,Ne Services at II A. Preaching by the Rev.
EOBEHT COLLNER
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 56thst. near sth.ave:-
Preaching >nday morning and evening b. the Pastor the
i.., n II. TYLER.
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All the commonplace wants Of mankind are min
stcrci to In the clever little paragraphs ON our eight
and ninth pages.
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" DIEGO"
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Our remedies act quickly and care perms-

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The Widespread Fame Of The
HislagsRetic Medicines
MoprsrA. Cal. March %, 1890.

DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-Your letter with prescription
came some days ago. The medicines Miss
Hall was taking were A., L.. NJ. co.. l.
She has been taking your prescription and
Is taking it still. although she says she
considers herself thoroughly cured. She
commenced taking the medicine when she
was first taken sick and was Immediately
benefited. She was persuaded by her
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grew worse under his treatment and
finally took her case in her own hands and
bought the five bottles OF Histogenetic
medicines referred 10 and pronounces her
self we'll She is the happiest person I
think l ever saw. / wouldn't attempt to
tell you the many ways in which this
young lady was afflicted years an
invalid; cured of everything. Just
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TO, and even have red cheeks"
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- myself over the Histogenetic medicines
and seriously thinks of applying to you TO
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truly. MRS. PURVIS.
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Grrxxs. Wash. April "A. 1890.

DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
NV Dear Sir-I will write you one more
letter and mail il myself. l have written
you three and sent them to be mailed, and
have learned that parties failed to mail
them
Doctor. you remember was sick With
rheumatism; feet and legs swollen up and
was suffering terrible pain. but / am very
glad TO be able TO tell you that am well
once more after such long painful suffer
ing, and / cannot thank you enough for
what you have dsne for me. viii always
take your medicine no matter what sick
ness have. so please accept my thanks.
] am coming to Seattle soon. and viii
surely come and see you. l remain as
ever, yours sincerely.
HENRY c. EDENS.
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cai board saieg Morning: wheAt-Bnyer
isso, GO tons. sll2s 4aifs8. closing sI.ts54;
$ls2
Barley Buyer i.so. 100 tons 81. ios.1ssli IL
closing u ie3: buyer iseo after Auxuss, 10 tons
N-os9i0gs&. csosinx sIea
Afternoon sales. whcAt--Buyef is3o /. 400 tons.
yLfst@Il45s. closing $L4zz<< buyer isgo. 500
tnus. SLl054tSi-1oes. eioxinx sLIgtz: buyer Isse.
sissr August !, 30 tons. 81 upgl0p,<. closing.
tI-osI.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
San FsAxcIsco. Nay 2-Produce receipts to-
dsy were. fIaur. 1900 ar sacks: wheat. 5000
centais; harley. Loo eenIats: corn. 0D centals
beans. 8 90 sks bran, 90 SKIS. wool. 900 SKIS
Fiour--There has been good basiness all
through the week. The export movement Was
active and local trade brist. Quote family
extras r. 1e941 % per boil: superfine. sls0g3 10
Wheaf--The last dsy or two tine market hiss
brsced up little; the demand has been better
and quicker. while prices have shown hrm
active Int rezi In the situation. while not in
positive need Of grain for immediate use. they
iose no chance 70 purchase stock that y desir-
abie. large transactions have been negotiated
on basis Of ei.sl,4 per GENITAL Tor standard pro
duct. while i32s1 has seeu equally - easily OBJ
tanned for IN article Of better quality.
barley--0Fadually the market has been
helped 10 strengthen barley values: for brewing
qualities inquiry II not Of pronounced char
actor. bat holders have no fear OF being able 70
satisfactorily market Ill the stocks hand
loug before the advent OF the new crop; No
feed. Ns choice. 81 Ola: common grades. 97lxc:
brewing. OH for fair 70 good, and u 10
al for choice.
Oats--The situation IL unchanged. the bulk OF
stocks IL in the hands Of one dealer. who de-
elines to name . selling price; - = consequence
there IL no business OF magnitude; the best
guide hat can b. furnished rs TO prices Ii the
reported sale today Of some No. oats 1t Si.76is
GENITAL
Corn--Not much business 10 in progress. Of
ferings are moderate and prices keep fairly
steady. really cho &c lot Of .ong yellow might
sell at : fraction above quotations.: white drsgs
badly. being scarcely noticed. large yellow 81 le
641.i2ts. anal yellow, sLl2,Stg1.15, white, SIG
Lob; cracked corn 3i5,a20 per ton
Middlings-The balance Of the market Is fairly
maintained: quotabie st sls01is per ton
Chopped Feed-s2L sol9e2 30 per ton: oil cake
meal. rs per ton
Hope Buyers are not willing TO pay within 2
centa Of asking rates, and there Is no business;
qHotablc st 999l3c per ID.
Bran-&i450eiS per ton; ground barley
higher. s1Ae2s per tons
Potatoes-Ncw. q &c per ID; old stock ID
firm ~ laaltc GENITAL.
onions -Jobbing II iOol2c per ceatai for old,
while new are 20 BE- had at esss5. 80 par Genital
wool-For bright, FREQ WOODS the demand ID
sctiye and prices have good strength: detective
stock Ia st discount, buysns not being In
clined 70 take hold; San Joaquin and southern
SLOPE. per pound. i2.steisc; do seven months,
l2stisc: choice foothills, l6tslsc. Northern
choice Isaac
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THE WATER FRONT.

The steamer eehome. running on the what.
com route. 10 laid mp for repairs 81 the Oregon
Improvement company's dock. She was steam
ing close 10 Port Townsend yesterday. when her
captain discovered that her shaft was badly
cracked He brought her down TO Seattle and
laid her up at the dock. where abe viii remain
untii . new shaft II put In. The cracking OF the
old shaft II due 10 the heavy pressure upon II,
aud the gradual wear and tear.
The steamer Fleetwood. which leaves Yesiers
wharf daily for Olympia. did not arrive at her
scheduled time yesterday, ana later advioes
from staiiacoom showed that she had ran
lahore in fog cioee to that place she viii be
pulled out and pat ON her route again.
The ste amship wAis wsilA sails for San
Francisco today. The Pacific Coast steamship
Company has reduced her steerase rates for this
trim from $40 20 s. IN order 10 meet the Hsytien
Rcpubiic. which also sails today.
Major Il. II. Harding has returned from Port
Angeles. and he has been appointed agent OF
The linton Pacific Com pany NJ that place
The J. H. Mcdonald started On her first trip to
the various Sound ports yesterday with heavy
cargo of general merchandise.
The Wilmington left for Nsniamo yesterday,
To load coal, from which p ace she win sail for
san Francisco
The steamer Premier arrived from Vancouver
yesterday with 3 cargo Of groceries for schwa-
nacher hrps.
The union Pacific Company has made ar
,angsments - have all the routes covered "a
usual
The Point Arena is due here with load OF
Time aud stone from Chccsanat AID the isaanda
The I~kme. sailing in the Union Pacific line.
lett for Portland yesterday with = load of coal.
The Maid OF oreson brought in . heavy cargo
of stoae from Chuckaaas yesterday.
The J. C. Britain is loading railroad iron foE
anaeorses n the pcxan cock
The Fanny Lake arrived yesterday with lead
Of hay for Baxter 4 Go.
The Nascoste towsd psledrtver from West Sc
cite TO sidney yes,erisy-
The tug Dispatch came IN yesterday from the
lower end OF the sound.
The sss IN due here today with load Of store
from Chacksaat
The ]. sowien has gone 10 UssAlasy for .
beom et logs
The city OF rueels Is due here today from san
Francisco
The tag Rainier started down Sound yesser,
day.
The Wasp is due with seow load OF ssons
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.
NIX MAY 2-Hops--f,teassv.

NEW yoRK, May 2-Hop&-6teadv
cofee-options closed steady, unchanged
30 points up: sales, 81. $50 bags. May. 80 Sst9
kss June. Sic. S.: April aud July, 3f6asstis.as.
August. 3l6. CO., spot Rio, ssesdy; fair car
soss ac; No. tat bean. isssc.
eHgnr-Raw steady; sales. $50 tons Muscovado.
Meet. sc: cargo centrifugsls. @-test, ss-i6e;
peaned e .Gesise: white extra C, @ssS11c: yel-
iov. tssfdse cubes SIC.
wool-steady; domestic fleece. si@ssc
coppcr-Nominal
lead-Easier domestic. Noa
fln-fsirly steady straits, SO ist1a0@
fstroleum-Orened SIZE, and closed steady
ats9sc
Bar silver. sLoiy..
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO. May The trading In wheat was
oGasn large with . nervous feeling. The open
Ing vas at2isc lower May aud June advanced
isc fcs the former. &c for the latter, and closed
I've lower for May snd ne lower for June than
stfd. advanced 10. declined lssc. and closed
l'se lower than Yesterday. Most of the action wss
due 70 eonfho,ing weather seports Reee tpts
ts,po: shipments, 2ao,oeo
whea:-ciosed arm. cash and MAY. assse; July.
Nc
cern-rirm; cash ss1sc: May. ssleessyssc.
Jug. $40.
oas-Easy; cash. ss,se; May. ss.c. July.
&ssspsc
Posk-pun: cash and May. tis.io: yaiy. slSso
LArd-Dull. cash. sSss'S; May. $50: JAY.
Wass
Rse--s,eaiy at ssssc
Baflcy-steady.
Nhisky-y2ea
Shoulders. saoss. 40; short clear. ta7aess ~.
oort ribs. s. q.
The following kilograms were re eived yesser-
ear BY Charles A. Morton & Co. grain and stock
brokers. No. : Colonial blocs from their Eastern
correspondents.
opened strong; June. sac; July. sosse: August
We Con--Jnne. $50 July, SsTs. september.
"a Pcrk-Jane, siss7is; July, els szis Lard
-lans. sessss; taiy. 80 ssis
lea m.-whcat~J June. s2i.c, July, aAscs Au-
tusfs ssaac Corn-iune, zsise: July. sac. sep
enher. Sssc: steady markets with nsn tome
iaSo-wheat and corn quarter higher. eoa.
unsss TO show Grim tone. Notwithstanding some
realizing
ii-valacs unchanged: market steady. there
mas been considerable realizing by longs
IL n--whest-June. sac. Jaly. 9ss.c: An
euss, sss.o. corn-June. zsssc. jay. ssssel sep
tsmher. SSAsc
2so-Rut slight change in prices. the hhefsl
offerings by longs have had bat little effect.
las-Nsrket closes Arm HheA;-Jane. %. &c;
say. sssc; August, ss>se. cosn-gune. SAsei
Jay, Sslso fork-Iunss SIS y; Jaiy. siAss1
iAfd-lune. ;essis; Jaly. g. s-is
CHICAGO uvx srcsx.
esic.eo. May a-csstle-Recss Is. 500.
Hroag eceves aasss -: steers sksasssa ~: stock.
ers and feeders. s. sss1 -. Texas sseess. ~ -
@AA
Hoss-Reosipts 1900 strong and 50 higher
ntxsd. 81 ioss a., heavy. So ioss 81. ltsas
A0<sa0
sAeep- Receipts. 10 GO: steady % SC lowers
ssuves. s2yassss -. Western counted. S. ssa
~ Texans. stsAa
wool
Boston. May 2-wcol-firns uew sprsnx Cali
sofnsa has been arriving. and quite . good line
ee'd a %. or sheat ss<ssssc csean. small lots of
sse southern sprirs Texas also Sid ~ Ne,
sS4<i 10 about soc e.exn, EAslsva oseeoa ~ools
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rrsAscrAL.

f1NASCfAL
LONDON. May 2.-Bsr silver. per ounce.
<6s.. consols. n lila. Bullion into Bank OF
England. 10000. Bank OF England discount
rate, per cent
BEEADsTuFfs.
LIVERPOOL. May 2.-wheat-firm: Cali
fornis spot ioss 7s97s I'D: OF coast,
sSs sdtes5s ID; just shipped. ass cd; nearly due,
asa Cargocs of coast. strong; on passage,
buyers and sellers apart, with IN upward tend
ency.
MARI Lane wheat turns dearer
French country markets generally dearer