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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28
Prepared to Pnnrle.

After an absence of several months
Thomas L. Acock has returned to the city.
He says he is prepared to pay the fine of
$3.50 that has for so long hung over his
head for contempt of Court. The lapse OF
time does not, however, appear to have in
creased Mr.. Acock's respect for the legal
tribunal that imposed the fine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

The strike on the Illinois Central Rail-
road was settled yesterday. The men go
back to work on compromise They
withdrew their demand for the dismissal
of Division Superintendent Russell and
the company takes from him the power to
hire or discharge them.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28
Italian Excursion,

Tomorrow the Bersaglieri Society, No.
3, OF this city, will have an excursion to
Stockton. The train will leave here at s
A. NJ, and return az I0P.M, The Hussar
Band will accompany the excursion.
Tickets, 81 rs for the round trip.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28
SAX FRANCISCO. August 8. 1859,

The c. c. Liniment Co.-GENTs: Alter
using sll other remedies for rheumatism
without effect, my mother was cured by
the use of one bottle of your G. c. Lini-
ment 1t is a truly wonderful medicine.
l am very truly yours, ZENo MAUvAIs,
Music Dealer, 769 Market street, S. T.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28
From sig. Martinez. Concert Solo Pianist

Mr.. John F. Cooper-Dear Sir: l can
most cheerfully testify to the excellence of
Style II Solid Iron Frame Mathushek Co.
Piano, of New Haven, CT. Its tone and
action have never seen excelled in any
Upright Piano. / so expressed myself to
Miss Mary E. Barnard, at her grand con-
cert, before / saw you. If your Uprights
are so fine, what must the Grands be?
Very truly, S. MARTINEZ, Pianist. =
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

LADIES fine kid button, genuine hand
sewed, turns in, pointed toe and medium
heels, and square toe and low heels, re-
duced from So to So 75 an elegant dress
shoe, all widths and sizes. Prices good for
today only, at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28
Held for Rurglary.

William Nelson, alias Billy Shay, who
stole set of harness from F. A. Zeigler's
stable, at Twelfth and G streets, was held to
answer for burglary yesterday by Judge
Buckley. Bail was fixed in the sum of
81 600
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28
Bells Saturday Auction.

Bell & Co. will sell today, at 10 A. NJ, at
their salesroom, 1909 street, lot of
choice household furniture, including many
of the pieces of the late consignment of
new parlor furniture. There will also be
sold horses, buggies, wagons and harness.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28
In Time for the Fourth,

A car arrived at the freight depot last
evening with three brass cannon and cais-
CONS. One OF the yard men stated that
they were to be unloaded here. and that
they are for the local military. The guns
are of six inch caliber.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28
Florin Fruit EARNS.

The auction sale of two 40-acre fruit and
vineyard farms at Florin, by Edwin K.
Alslp & Co., takes place on the premises at
1850 p. NJ. to-day. The train leaves the
city at i0:50A M
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

THE train leaves at 1850 Saturday morn
ing for the auction sale of those two fruit
farms and personal property at Fioiip.
Returns at $50 P. NJ. Free lunch. Edwin
X Aisip q Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

THE train leaves at 1850 Saturday morn
ing for the auction sale of those two fruit
farms and personal property at Florin.
Returns at ESQ P. NJ. Free lunch. Edwin
<. Alsip & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

FREE lunch at the auction at Florin Sat-
urday. Train leaves at 1880 A. NJ; return
ing at go P. N. Two fine fruit farms and
personal property. Edwin k Alsip & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

CALL and see the very latest novelty in
art glassware, Ispahan Jewel Ware Jos.
Thieben CrocksrY Co., 5lS street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

CALL and see the very latest novelty in
art glassware, Ispshsn Jewel Ware. Jos.
Thieben Crockery Co, SIS ] street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

CALL and see the very latest novelty in
art glassware, Ispahan Jewel Ware. Jos
Ihleben Crocsery Co, 51S J street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

CALI and see the very latest novelty in
art glassware. Ispahan Jewel Ware. JOS
Thieben Crockery Co., sis street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

NEW Homo sewing machines. from $40
upwards. A. ]. PoNNER, Ninth and J Sis
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28

READ cur al. carefully in this issue; real
value to-day at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-28
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL.

Ex-supreme Court Clerk Mccarthy Pays
the Capital a Visit.
Ex-supreme Court Clerk, John W Nc
Carthy, who was recently released from
prison by Governor Waterman, was in
town yesterday and made call at the
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BORN.


Washington, Yolo county, June 22-Wife of ]
c. White, a son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
E Labor Grievances and Strikes.

Societies which are affiliated with the London
Eng Trades Council have declared themseI'os
IN favor OF On eight-hOur working day Wlnou'
stipulaii nz any method TO be followed TO attain
IT,
At Pittsburgh. Pa. the demands OF the yard
switchmcn we're presented to the o1nclals OF lne
Pcnnsylvania Company, Panhandle, ftttspuIs"
and Lake Erie, Pittsburgh aud western, balu-
more and Ohio. and smaller lines Yesterday
afternoon. Tho list Of grievances was receiveo
by the road managers Without comment An
answer will not be given before THIS morning.
The BelRian-b block PAYERS in baltimore arc
on a strike. They want g. per day, tho presen1
pay being s.. 20. The men have asked their co
iaborcrs elsewhere 70 keep eEay from Baitl-
more.
Notoyer tweuty-one masons OF the hundreds
expected TO strike In Boston yesterday stopped
work Only on ths tate-HOuse extension mas tne
strike had any noticeable effect Among inc
causes OF the refusal Of the brlcklayers and car
penters 10 support the strike Ia the fear that II
would seriously affect the eight-hour movement
10 be inaugurated May l2th.
Al Barre, VI, the stono-cutters have SERTED
their difficulties by compromising on n pasts OF
twenty-nine and q half cents per hour, the az
rangement 10 take effect May LIST and TO con-
tinue one year. =,
la Rockland, Me-, the granite paving block
cutters have struck for an increase In wages
averaging about 10 per cent
The strike for eight hours a day and thirty
cents an hour in the building trades began IN
earnest yesterday morning at Indianapolis
Eight hundred men are idle, and nave deter
mined 20 remain so until their demands nave
been acceded 10. Nearly three months ago the
contractors we're notified that on this day the de-
msnd for shorter day and better pay would 90
In force. This advance notice was given In order
10 allow the contractors 20 bid on work under
standingly. Since the notice was given the work
OF strengthening the carpenters unions has
teen going on steadily and gradually. Nearly
all the journeymen in the city allied themselves
with unions and In go doing pledged themselves
10 stand firm for the demand 10 be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
A NccessitY of Health.

II is prime necessity Of health that the ac-
ton Of the bowels should be kept regular But
the way TO overcome a temporary ut OF con-
stipation, or 20 remedy chronic cOstiveness Is
not 10 deluge the stomach and drench the
bowels with purgatiyes OF violent and painful
action. The happy medium between an nope
ratiye and violent ca:bartic IA Hestetter's
stomach Bitters, which acts Just sufficiently
upon the bowels 10 relax them without pain,
and which being wholesome ionic as well
both them and the stomach, and promoting
the we'll being OF the whole internal economy.
The removal Of bile from the blood, increased
activity Of the liver. usually dormant In cases
Of costiyeness. and sound digestion follows
the use OF this benohcent medicine, as thorough
and genial In its effects as 1t IL safe and pure IN
IMPOSITION. rheumatism. fever and ague,
kidney troubles. ard debility are also rsmedied
by It. ap i5-W(ulF&su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
Some Or SAKs's CREATIONS.

We don't pretend 10 make It all. There
are other manufacturers IN the country
and fashion besides us. But WE DO
KNOw-you'll concede thsi-know better
uhat wiH suit yo,s-our homefolks-hero-
than strangers possibly can. We're never
sshamed-or backward-to acknowledge
some one else's fine conceptions-and place
them where yOu can get them, too. 1t Isn't
vanity, either-for US to claim tee credit
that ia due us for our creations.
just now those Fancy Single and Double
Breasted Frock Suits arc the very PAT
things. They are dressy-and comforta-
able. The stsel-grsy and mouse-colors
that have been popular for seasons-wili DO
this.
A new one ard OURS Is a neat. cark
check, donble-bressted. They are cut
highland If you we're to see yourself in
one-that would settle it-you'd buy II.
Another is that Double Breasted Blue
Serge Sack Coat with the Single Breasted
Vest We've lad them designed and on our
tables month or more. They may have
been copied by this time-you can't pre-
vent a good thing from being initiated
but tailors are the only duplicators Of the
quality and 1T Let US give you a hint.
Buy one of these Blue Serge Coats and
Vests and wear q pair Of Light Trousers
with them. That's dress-thatis
We've got the pants patterns that will
take your eye, too. Not the old ones that
are turned over and over-season after ses-
son-oURs ARE NEW wRAvINas Work
in White or Fancy vsst with these Che
vtotA Hardly two alike 10 our large as
sortment
You can make q yerY nns appearance on
very moderate outlay-if you'll but con-
trive iisns-study II out with us ZEN
only be day or two before We can .show
up" q Jaa line Of these BLACK chevio,
Sack SUITE with the Pstch-Pockets-st $40
again-we couldn't make 'sm as fas. as We
sold EN- But it's ooly hours now tin We
hsvs enough Of 'sm. This is another
"gem" Of our mininy-and our price
makes u winner Of Jour favor and
~poscrn for the other msuuf.cturers TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
WASHINGTON.
SPEECHES BY SENATORS DANIEL AND
MORGAN on THE MONTANA CASES.
The Hubites Abusing the Administra''o"
and tho Mckinley Tariff Bill
Bills introduced.
rrom our pegular correspondentl

from Our Regular Correspondent
wxnIsaTos, April ia-Tbe Moutana cases
we're taken up again In the Senate to-oa,'
and number OF fine speeches were mano y"
tho Democratic side Of the chamber, inciuoins
two very able efforts by Senators Morgan anu
Daniel The latter hos made some OF the moss
highly entertaining speeches delivered 'niS
session, but az tho Republicans have ,ne,i
minds made up in advance 70 aoni''
the Republican contestants for seas ON;
= small mum Der OF Republicans listened 70 VIA 40,
was said. The Democrats propose 20 .eep ~
the discussion for scfne time yet, ana tney 70
preparing 70 have great number OF speecns,s
delivered. Senator Morgan Is GOOD ior ~"
talk II II Is decided 20 have talking maich
Representative Brewer to-day inIo.hceu =,
bill in the House providing fer the erecti9n Oh
public building at Winston Salem, n. G., the COST
OF which is not 70 exceed si5O.OO.
INTRODUCED BY GENERAL LIE.
General Lee introduced private bills 10 the
House to-day as follows: To pay John ". psck-
10y, H.. W. Beckley, Albert Hopkins, ana o'n .s
coiored laborers who were employed ny .ne
quartermaster's department In Aiefhnarla
during the war, the difference between tne
amount Of money actually paid them ana tne
sums named In the receipts they gave upVsn
proof that money due them was kept back by Oh
ncors OF tho department
TO pay 10 the people named amounts claimed
20 be due for supplies and other properly either
furnished Urlon soldiers or taken by me sol
diers Esfate Of John Churcbmsn. $3.50. Charles
II. struckle, s743; and Nathaniel @. SANFORD
Si,3-7.2a
AT THE HUB.
A well-kpown Republican Of this city who has
been 10 Boston, says that the Republican, Oh
Massachusetts when they get 10 talking poiluc9
divide their time these days In abusing the Nd
miuistration and the Mckinley tariff bill Inc
proposition Of the Republican leaders In the
House TO put tax on hides and on beans ~
really too much Tor the couture o! the "HuD."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
Postal Changes In Virginia and North Caro-
lima,
IRON Our Regular Correspondent


WARRINGTON, April 15.--The following fourth
class postmas;ers have been appointed; Ni-gi-
nIn-Bettie u. Rnbank. Eubhnk, Lnnenburg
county DicS H. j. Eubank, resigned; W. ".
Newman. Somerset, Orange county, rice .. y.
Rmbrey, removed North Carolina. 7. Hill
man, AuaDder, BERTHE county, rice x. {. Harrell,
removed; w. Kane, Stella, Csrteret county,
rice j. W. SabisirOn, removed.
Post-ofices have been established In virginia
a. follows: Achilles, Gloucester county, Will
liam G.. Bland, postmaster: Ally, Dlckerson
county, Alley Counts, postmaster; Lorraine.
Henrico county, samuel g Landlord, post
master.
The post-ofice at Centre Mills, Montgomery
county. a.. has been ordered removed one mile
southwest OF the present location, Reuben Il.
Lowell postmaster.
The mail service from Mebane TO Snow Camp,
" c., has been increased to three trips per
week.
The service from East Bend 10 Dalton. n. c.,
has been changed 20 "a 10 embrace Donnohs
Forsythe county, next after East Bend without
change Of distance. The special service TO Dom
poha has been discontinued.
A posf-office TO be known as Grady named in
honor Of tho late Henry w. Grady. OF Georgia }
has been established in Robson county, North
Carolina, with Thomas W. McHargue postmas-
ter. 80
James p. Harrison, Of DanyIlle, Va, is at
WIZARDS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
es ranged a. follows /:
ST. LOUIS


ST. Lours. April i5.-Flour easy. Wheat lower I;
No. red. cash. SEC: May. s5aSs<c.; June, s5ila
soHc. July, &hc. bid. Corn lower no.
mixed, cash, s9ssssFSc.; May, closed at ss){c.;
July, 30Ac. asked. Oats heavy and lower: No.
g cash, elkc. bid: May closed at . 3. a23t4c.:
July, 23'.c asked. Whiskey, si.o2. Provisions
dull. Pork, sl3a313S0. Lard. $500 Dry-salted
meats-Shouldegs. 1915 longs and ribs, $50
short-clear, sAS1k. Bacon (Doxedl-ehOulders.
ts.'5: longs and ribs. s6.G&.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April is.-Flour firm. Wheat
easier: Nc. = red. Sac. Corn quiet: No mixed,
BIC. Oats strong: No. 2. mixed, gsMc. Pork
sf.i2N. Bulk-msats neglected. short-ribs. $3.50
Bacon quiet. Short clear. sd6gk. Whissey active
and firm at sl.02
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. April i5-Turpentins firm
AZ &c. ROsln firm; str2ined, SLID; good
strained, si20. Tar firm al sl.1. Crude turpen-
tine firm; hs,d, si25; yellow dip and virgin,
SIS
NEW YORK. COTTON FUrURsS
NEW YORK. April ia-Cotton-Net receipts,
none; gross receipts. 2.0}9 bales. Futures closed
barely steady. Salos, $500 bales; April, III. 9ya
Sll.70; May, iil.5iaSlL79: June, &ll.12aSll.'3;
July. sli7iefii75: August, Sil.10aflld: sep
vefnber. fl042aSlC.43: December. Sl0.4lasl0.42 ;
January, si0.l9asi044: February, $40. idasi04S
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
APRIL l5.-Msrket quiet No transactions re-
ported. Prime, exc: extra prime, 5lsc.; fancy.
&C; common, 2a3c shellod, 2kc. factory
hand picked, 6a1jsc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

under the old system they win neither vote
John Bell Bigger and II. u Staples. OF
richmond, are Ia the city.
- THREATS or LYScHrsa.
benny Penn. q negro boy charged with
assault on little white girl, Sarah Arthur,
IN Campbell county some time ago. was
taken from jail here Yesterday and carried
to Campbell Courthouse for trial. and there
was O large crowd At the court, and fierce
threats were made against the Ito OF the
prisoner, and the Sheriff was compelled to
spirit him away. lie arrived here with him
late tonight and again placed him in jail.
The Sheriff says IT will be impossible TO
keep the boy in jail there while the trial is
going on. as he would be lynched the first
night unless he has q strong military
gnard.
gIErs AND PERSONALS.
Miss AddM Shelton and Frank Ogden, q
young couple OF this city, eloped on the
noon Richmond and Danville train to-day.
Friends say they will be married in wash
ington tonight. Both are well known and
are very popular.
Gals in special car passed through here
to-day en route North.
Rev. X. q. Anderson, Jr., who for the
past two years has been stationed at the
Wcst-End Presbyterian chapel here, has
accepted very fattering call 10 fine
church in Texas. Anderson is very
young man, and son of the Rev. X. 9.
Anderson, ST., of Martinsville.
The Montgomery Presbytery convened
here this evening with very large attend
ance OF members from all sections, but no
business was done.
The Lynchburg Home Guard have de-
cided to attend the unveiling of the Lee
statue.
Rudolph Wise. colored lawyer Of this
city, left to-day for Richmond. where he
will marry on Thursday next Sallie Keene.
one of the fashionable colored circle of
that city.
A young man named Camm Lavender
had his hand terribly lacerated to-day by
jig-saw.
New York construction company has
secured the right Of way from the Camp
bell-county authorities to run their electric
street-car system into the county.
The company owning lands around Rich
lands, new town IN Tazewell county, have
sold $3.50, 900 worth Of real estate in the
last two weeks.
A large vein of free-burning anthracite
coal has been discovered on the farm Of
DIR. j. II. Kern. in Botetourt county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
The Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS, April Ia-The third day Of the
spring meeting of the new Memphis Jockey
Club was cloudy and cool, and the track was
deep in mud. First race-half mile-kose
Howard won; Royal Flush second, Nette Wolf
third. Time, - seconds. Second race-three-
auarter-nile heats-First heat, Chilhowle won
Katie s. second, skobeioff third. Time, l:i20k.
Second heat. Chilhowie won: skobelon second,
Jack Cocks third. Time, IAN. Third race
two year-old Niles, bali mie-Lady Washing
ton won Monta hosa second, Drift third. Time,
81 seconds. Fourth race-one mile-Lady BLACK
burn won John Sherman second, Dollikor
third lime. 1;4sh. Fifth raco-selling, one mile
aud a observation-disclosures King won Boaz
second, Carlton third. Time. i;s3H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
A GAY LOTHARIO.
NeNRY lAscALETTE DESERTS HIS
WIFE TO MARRY MISS WRIGHT.
His Aunt Breaks Up the Ceremony which
Would Have Made Him Biga-
mist--Ee Fled 10 the Woods.
tCorrespondonce Of tho Richmond Dlsps,ch.l
OxANcocK. April Ia. 1900

fCorrespondonce Of tho Richmond Depaich.l
OsANcocK, April IA. 1890.
Some seven or eight years ago micra
torv iewcller named Henry Lescaletfe came
10 Accomac irom Dorchester county. Md.
and after remaining here for some time
married very respectable young lady and
sottied in Mappsville, ia the northern mart
n Arcomac. Some time ago Lescalefte
lcf, his wife and three little children. saw
inc he was going on a visit 10 his relatives
a. MARYLAND. After he was gone his
xif. discovered letter written 70 IcscaA
Ie,te by Miss Victoria Wright, q young 2irl
ia Dorchester county, which excited her
suspicion. She at once wrote TO Lesca-
le,tes stunt, whom she knew, telling her Of
her suspicious. On inquiry it was found
that Lescalctte bad procured license 10
marry Miss Wright and that the ceremony
was about 10 take place In country
church not far OF.
ATIMKLr INTERRUPTION.
Iescalette's aunt fastened to the church
and found the minister Just ready to de-
Flare the couple mau and wife, when she
Interrupted the ceremony and asked the
minister 10 read the letter aloud. When
The minister had finished reading the
letter the would-be bride fell down
m a swoOn, and Lescalette fastened
10 get out Of the church az fast
D. he cOuln ana soon disappeared IN the
woods. Lescalcttes wife, though having
very sick child. started TO Maryland in
pursuit Of her husband. but on arriving at
Pocomoke City and hearing of what had
happened returned home overwhelmed
with grief She is left entirely desti-
tute. her father and mother both being
dead. and her restitution is all the greater
from the fact that she has three helpless
ht;le children, one Of whom is at the point
Of death. The affair has created the most
intense Indignation in the community, and
The neichbOrs have contributed literally
% relieve the distress of the unfortunate
woman and her little ones Lescalette has
not boon heard from since he took to the
woods.
STEAMERS TO AccoMAc.
Arrangements are making 10 run line
Of steamers between New York and the
seaside region of Acccmac. ChincOteaCue
and Wachapre0gue will be the principal
landing-p places In this county. With this
line established the farmers on the seaside
expect 10 realize much more for their
trucks than they now do
The weather is fine and farmers are
pushing their work rapidly ahead.
KALLIAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
Flashes From Abroad.

IL IA stated that Sir George Troyylian will con-
tear for Lord Hartington's seat In the next gen.
eral parliamentary election.
Herr Furth. OF tho Vienna Chamber OF Com
MERGE, has published a report declaring that
VIenuas trade IS on the verge Of ruin as n result
Of protection. Tho report Is corroborsted By ex-
ports.
The Vienna correspondent OF the London Ssvs
savs the Government has now decided 10 grant
holiday 70 its employees on May ist II the men
fha IN selves demand IT, The strike movement
has virtually ended in favor Of the workmen.
The Berlin correspondent OF the London TINES
SAYS rhet Prince Bismarck In his letter 10 the
North German Gazette used tho word "dismis-
sal " in referring TO his leaving tho chancellor
ship. The same correspondent says II Chancel-
ior Won CGpriv succeeds In retaining the good
impression he has produced upon all parties he
will DO one OF the most popular ministers that
ever addressed the Chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW ioRE. April fa-Ths prospect OF some re-
laxation Of The monetary situation gave consid-
erable encoura cement 10 those Iooxing for i'm
proyeTnent In the stock market to-day, and tue
g0oi feeling or yesterday was continued with the
result OF little wider market ard some further
improvement In rrices. Theirs ia, however,
large element which viii not take part In any
movement looking 20 an expanded speculation
uutil decision is arrived at IN Washington, and
there is decidedly strong sentiment among a
large portion Of the business community against
being dependent upon the Secretary OF the
Treasury Tor sufficient money 70 carry en- trade.
Grenfnf.-Excnsncequiet and barely steady at
4toai-c Money easy at las, closing offered nj
4 S1b-Treasury "a ces-Coin. 1852. N3 COO cur
rency, s, % .OC0. Governments dull has steady
for IS; par cents, - y. ex. coupons, luSH
bid, ex. interest State bonds iuii hHd feature