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ADJUSTMENTS.

Abaugh's last night in "Nanon." with a fine
large audience in attendance. Miss Winston, as
Ninon, appeared in feminine attire and Miss
Thompson was a very pretty brunette page 10
her. ''Nanon" will conclude the week and
The Gondoliers' will follow on Monday.
DIR. Presbrey will lecture at the Tabernacle
this evening on sights and Scenes in the Land
OF the Montezumas. Tickets at Droop's
A fine opportunity will be afforded at
Willard Hall tonight to see some frst-class
sparring.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING Permits


were issued today as follows Theodore Frisbus,
seven brick dwellings. from l444 to l456 street
northwest, $4,000; J. W. Swanson, two two
story brick dwellings, 1923 and 1880 MARYLAND
avenue northeast, $500; Redwood vandegriff.
one brick private stable in rear of 1915 r street
northwest $500; Mrs. Susan Willett. one frame
dwelling on the Rockville road. $500 j Handy.
one brick private stable in rear Of 1886 l4th st
northwest, $500; II. A. Linger, president Ana
costa Building Association. one frame dwelling
at the corner of jefferson and TAYLOR
streets, Anacostia. e2.0 600; J. 4. Larcombe, one
brick dwelling. l7l3 NJ street northwest. a. 900;
Isabella b. Teel, one brick dwelling. 1855 n
street northwest, $4,000: Mrs. Eliza Davis.
one brick dwelling. ll43 18th street northwest,
$4,000; VIM. Buckley, one brick dwelling, sci
H street southwest, 1900: ]. J. Baker. one
frame dwelling on Emporia street, Lsngdon
Park. $1,000: j. J. Baker, for Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, one frame railroad
station at Langdon Park, county, $4,000.
During the week ending today there were
issued from the Office Of the inspector Of build
ings eighty permits for new buildings, aggre-
eating in cost S25l, $50. OF this number
forty permits were taken out for buildings
In the northwest. aggregating in cost Sl5l 500
Forty-one of these were for dwellings costing
Sl33. 700. In the southwest only five permits
were issued for dwellings,, costing $500. The
northeast ranks second with twenty permits
for dwellings, costing S72.l50. Only five per-
mits were taken out for dwellings in the south
east. costing $40, 800. The same number Of
permits were taken out for buildings in the
county, costing in all sll, eco.
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TEE LIVERPOOL TRAGEDY.

Evidenes Almost Conclusive THAT CoawAy
10 the CrirninAi.
LfvrnrooL, May "A man named johnson,
Who sold the knifs and saw found on Tuesday
morning in the sailors bag which contained
the nutilated body Of . fftssn-year-old boy,
his identified The steamship fireman in custody,
John Conway, - The psrson who purchased
both Ne knife and Ne cav. The proofs that
Conway murdered the Id BY cutting his threat
saved on his legs below ths knees, placed The
body, together with he knife and NV, in .
sxlloss black bas and thea throw Ne latter Int
HAhdon dock ere now eomplste. The police
think u probable thst Conway vii censsSs u
crime.
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THE KAISER Is ANGRY,

He Suspects That Bismarck Has Keen Writ
ing Pamphlets Against Him.
LONDON, May 22.-Berlin advices state that
the kaiser is deeply irritated by the tone and
manner Of the pamphlets recently published
and especially the one entitled 1.-The Kaiser
His Own Minister The secret police are in :
vestigating to ascertain the authorship, and If
it can be traced to Bismarck or any one else
holding military rank prompt and severe
prosecution will follow.
As it ia Bismarck will probably be questioned
OH honor as to his connection with these at
lacks on the sovereign. The kaiser. II is stated.
has written to the Austrian kaiser, assuring
him of his continued friendship and his ab.
horrence Of attempts to detach Germany from
Austria.
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A CARTRIDGE WAS DROPPED.
Foreman Finnegan Denies That Lighted
Pipe Caused the TarrytoMn Explosion,

1<lXnIeu
Pipe Caused the Tarrytown Explosion.
TARRYTowN, MY, May 22.--Foreman Edward
Finnigan. who is now in the Provident Home
Hospital suffering from injuries received in the
explosion near Tarrytown ON Tuesday on the
New York Central railroad, is not disposed to
submit quietly to the imputations that he was
responsible for the disaster. He was inter-
viewed in the hospital this morning
He said that there was no Ajax powder on
the fiat car. 1t was dynamite. He took the
explosive from Ludlow where it was stored,
and put it on fiat car No 80. There were also
some railroad ties and coil of rope ten feet
long on the car. Finnigan says he gave strict
orders to the Italian not to smoke. When
the train left Ludlow he began Gaping
cartridges. Cartridges are not capped by the
manufacturers, but the work is done by the
men as fast as the cartridges are needed. The
man who was engaged in Gaping the cartridges
was sitting on box. He let one of them fall
and that caused the explosion.
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EXTRAORDINARY UxDrnwrAn BAaoArs

EXTRAORDINARY UxDrnwrAa BAnoArss
AT a5 CENTS.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants Of quality and nnish
that have BEEN gowngy described By the able pen Of
Q coassmpossry. who values them ct 50 cents. The
Palais Royal price II IS cents pisce-thrss suits for
e2 instead Of only two.
AT % CENTS.
Imported STR Finish Ribbed Iis,e vests, such a.
we're such fsvosites last yssr. ct 70 cents. Flesh
Cream, Sky. Lemon. White and Fast Black. Thess
imported vests will retain their slk.ike uster amer
washing which the cheap slk plated vests vii, not
DO. At forty nine cents they srs an sxS~oriiparr
bargain.
At es CENTS.
All-silk Aibesd Vests that must not b ess,parua
with the plated go0ds Of domestic msuuf.ctufe
Crssn. Pink. Lavender, Gold. White, Sky, plses.
fxtsa siAss ct same price.
At s2.p5 PAIR.
Fausssfah Bicycle Tights for I.d,ss Of iuuporssa
1sle thread and warranted East Black Ths,e -. ~.
bsss and esssrs,ly ssn a higher prize.
THE PALArs ROYAL.
4. ttsxHR.
cssss isA T. ana ~ ave
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W. H. HOEKE,
my6-tr STH AND PENNA. AVE.

HE AMMoN1ArED
STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENovATING
WORKS.
17O6 and ITO 4 st. NV
Are doing the best kind Of work. Prices Of cleaning
per yard. Ingram &C.. Tapestry and Body, H.. Vel
vet. Wilton Moqustts and administer. Sc Ruxs. 25e
aInmonisted process. Furniture Mattresses and
Feathers renovated. Carpets taken up and laid
Leave rders at office, 17US and l1lU st. n w.
julius Lansburgh's furniture and carpet house, cor
18th and ,ts. Ihos. =. Luttrell. dry goods. cor
furnishings. 3103 d st. Mellings Dry Goods store,
1y?6 !thst. NV. The Enterprse Dry Goods House.
1x4l 18th Vt.
n. NEwMYER. Manager.
Telephons eO4. my13
THOSE WHO WISH TO PRACTICE ECONOMY
l. should buy Carriers Little Liver Pills Forty pills
In vial only one pill dose.
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SPECIAL SALE Or Hosiery
AND
SUMNER UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS.

SUMNER UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS.
whole column would not suffice for a price list
were we to start at the 12c Swiss Ribbed Vests and
mention all intermediate grades until the g. SO
Silk Vests were reached And SO with Hosiery. Be-
tween the price extremes. 25c and 60 So are hun
dred prices and nearly hundred styles We think we
are making this advertisement the most attractive by
quoting the best vslues-the extraordinary values
THE PALA1s ROYAL
"Details below.)
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ExrRAoRD1sARY BARGAINS In Hosiery
rs CENTS A PAIR.

AT rs CENTS PAIR
LOT 1.-Hermsdorrs Celebrated Fast Black Hose.
boot patterns Fast Black feet and ankles with striped
uPpers Usually sold at 35c. Csc pair
LOT 4.-Boot patterns feet and ankles in scarce
Leather shades and arays. uppers stripes Csc pair
LOT 13.-Iisle Thread Hose Hose in Blue, Pink,
Cream' Lavender 25c pair
LOT 9.-Ribbed Cotton Hose. Fast Black feet and
ankles. with uppers in Dress Goods shades 25c pair
LOT 5.-Cluster Rib Hose, feet and ankles in
Bronze. Tans. Browns. Grays Green's &c. uppers of
stripes .2oc pair
LOT s.-warrantsd Fast Black Hoss plain and
ribbed. the latter being well worth 35c . 25c pair
LOT u.-warranted Fast Black Hose for boys.
ribbed. double knees. &C.; sizes to TO- Misses En-
glish Rib Hose. sizes to 81. and Childrens Plain
Hose. sizes to 81. All sizes for. CSC pair
AT IS CENTS PAIR.
combination lot of Silk Finish Isle Hose consist
ing Of nearly 800 dozen pairs. including eleven differ
en styles in all the leather shades dress goods
shades and opera tints. The following are quoted a.
extraordinary bargains; The Richelieu Ribbed Hose,
In the various shades Of Tans. Grays Nodes Greens
and Blues. are the quality formerly sold at AZ
cents The Cluster Rib Hose. In Leather shades, you
will recognise SOC. quality. The Plain Brilliant
Isle Hose In Dress Goods shades are also worth so
cents. Those Enwlish Rib Hose. with feet and ankles
Of Tans. Grays AMI browns and uppsrs stripes are
another extra value At 35 cents The Boot Pattern
Hose with Fast Black feet and ankles uppers Of Dress
Goods and Leather shades, we'll known 5Oc goods
And are the staple warranted Fast Black Ribbed
and Plain Isle Hose. with high spced heels Three
pars sueh Hose instead Of two pairs for dollar Is
rare happening.
AT rs CENTS PAIR.
This combination lot includes English sun and
French Isle Hose; boot patterns In all the art shades
and Fast Black. We know you Will recognise many
pairs that Are well worth dollar end more
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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The Enosinian Society,

The closing exercises Of the Enosinian Society
Of the Columbian University will take place in
the college chapel this evening at O'Clock
The program will be as follows: Address of well
come. Horace W. Jones; historian, Miss Lucy
p. Cogley; reading of the Bee, Miss Emma
B. Moses; GRAFTON, Z. Hilton jackson: reading
Of the News, Miss r. E. Throckmorton; poet.
Chas L. Frailey; prophecy c. Grinnell Cogley:
seniors farewell, Walker ID. Maclean; under
graduates reply, j. H. Stone; announcement
Of prize men; adjournment.
Following are the officers Of the society: Pres.
ident, Horace W. Jones; vice president, N.
Evans Fugitt; secretary, Miss Lucy E. Cogley;
treasurer, W. H. Wilson; librarian, Miss L. Is.
Moses; critic. George c. Calvert; sergeant-at-
arms, T. w. Bullock.
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THE NEW ASSESSORS.
Three Men Who Will Probably he AppoinssA
Tomorrow

Who will constitute the permanent board Of
assessors9 That is the great question now before
the taxpayer OF Washington. Many Of The
applicants for the positions are getting anxious,
and every day some Of them call upon
the Commissioners 20 inquire how things
are going. Al yet the Commissioners have not
named their men, although It Is understood
that they have been virtually decided upon. IL
seems more than probable that the following
will receive the appointments: +. L. Moore q
Georgetown, ex-Collector Of Taxes John y.
Cook and George Francis Dawson Of East WASH
ington.
Iha annaintmenfs Will he rnsds to.no--n-
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NINE. A. Ruppznrs New Book.
She publishes book entitled ..HOw TO BE BEAU
TlFUL, " and, like the philanthropist she IL,
gives It FREE THIS WLEK.
. At the urgent request Of thousands Of her patrons
Nine. A. RUPERT. the world-renowned complexion
handsome book giving the public the benefit Of her
years OF study and experience The book written
PLAIN and sensible language showing how any oneran
obtain and maintain perfection OF the face and FORM
10 all callers this week this book will be given Tree
Those out OF town secure by sending &C. postage
NINE. A. RUPERT,
Branch Office,
SEQ ct. NV.
mh14 Washington, D. @.
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ANcol 1bS8te Mbttefbs
Asa Whitehead has purchas ed for $4,000 Of
9. W. Cochran subs As to 4s, square 2s7, each
Is by 100 feet ON U between 18th and l4th streets
northwest.
c. Gessford has bought Of J. @. Slater for
$500 sub SO. square OF, ITS by III feet on
9Th street between B and c streets northeast.
Il. W. Henderson has purchased for a 500 Of
Thomas Perry sub 81. square l55, 2I.s7 by 100
feet on 18th street between Corcorau and X
streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-22

Mr.. Edward II. Kittron, whose thirtsen-year-
old son was burned TO death last week, has
suffered another affection in the death Of his
wife, who passed away yesterday, in the twenty
ninth year Of her age. She had been very IN
for some time past and the news Of her child Q
sad accident and death was kept from hsr anti
the end.
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EVERY
TAN COAT
II STOCK REDCCIp
We do NOS peoposs to carry q single Tan
Coat over q price win seIl thsu All Of
them have had q mood piece of the psscs
clipped OF and furthsrr ore ours are new
stylish shapes IN all nses-not brohsn as
sortmsnts "a. Is IN.
CAPE REDUCED Black Embroid-
cred Bsrnhards Long Cape Size "a. Re
dussd from s27 80 10 eco.
PINE UNDERWEAR
INDUCED TO 6Oc.
We have cui,sd from stock four or Ave
lines OF Ladies' Summer Vests. In fns. full
rssular-made qualities. which sold ct prices
ranging from Sc to s1.d5. We have re-
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HAND COUCH distresses the patient and racn
both lungs and throat Dr. ID. Jaynes Expectof.
ant Id the remedy anied to cure your cough and
relieve both the pulmonary and bronchial orgznA
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S u II XIII. EE #$$ss$
G-.ss--s F. 4 4 4 4.assEE;$
49, srs ; A ~ w
Cur II HALr

SCT In QALF
Are the prsses sIesan. line Of oENTLENEN's
FURNISHING GOODS. consisting Of MEMS UNDER
WEAR. NEcKwEAR.oUII SHIRTS. HANDKER-
CHIEFS, COLLARS. SC. &c.
Not having SUFFICIENT we have determined to
Close out snirs stock Of Furnishngs and
attention exclusively to the Manufacture and sale Of
FINE REApY-MApE CLOTHING.
TREMENDOUS stock Of which ws now have on hand
and owing to the l~tsnsss Of the compelled
TO UNLOAD alta
SWEEPING SACRIFICE.
$40 4 SUIT. LOTS 1870 AND loo6
Handsome sax and wcrsted Suits
for men. round and sauars-cut sack
eosfs. lined throughout with sila and
satin Manufactured TO sell % $40 Q
suit.
$40 a SUIT. LOT I2le.
B~nnockburn Chevios suits ioneeus
sack coats, with patent ext ensioa shout
dsrs. perfect In tt and hai.h. Regular
retail price. els Is suit.
$40 SUIT. LOT 2US9.
Nee, Dark chech Cashier. Suits.
strictly all wool; tailored 70 perfection
and 1t without faalt. REGULAR price.
eli. Is suit.
$40 SUIT. LOT $3.50.
Blue serx- Suits. soft finish. mate
rial absolutely pure and fast color.
Regular price. sl0. IS suit.
elo SUIT. LOT ssS2.
Hana.om. IAsn. Plaid cas.in.rs
Suits. strictly all wool. very stylish
aud attractive. Regular pries. el6 q
suit.
slo SUIT. IOT 1850.
Particularly Pretty chsv.os Suits,
euisv.y eo.ts. all wool. mixed Isaids
and siese fttss. REGULAR price.
$3.50 . suit.
$40 4 SUIT. LOT 1903
Dark Ai1ed C&xsimsrs Suits, her.
rngbens ~eavs. getaway coats, acct,
n.'ty and nice Regular price. s1d. 10
D suit.
al0 SUIT. LOT 400
Excellent Cheyiot Suits Dark GRAY
mixtures. said 10 be the hssf ana most
durable goods for general wear ON ths
market. Regular retail price. els. 50
suit.
$40 SGT. LOT i41o.
Double and Twist Cashmere Suits.
stttrtiy al wool. dark mined srip~s
warruntet 10 rpsist the rouxhsss wear.
Regular price. els suit.
We could sxiead this list Of REAL BARGAINS ut
into the Thousands. but this must sufhee for thu
present. and please boar mind that this 10 siver
tisiss ''aodss." DO not indalss In sucA ssprs
hsnstble pastnesA
70 dealer med apply. ma bargains FOR u.
SsreAasin0 pueise-ths consumers s~iv.
VICTOR u. ApLKR's
10 PEI CENT CLOTHING HoUsL
~? AND 500 9TH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL IL p. n
LAD..s Try "OnAxez g1os,ox..
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Range Of the Thermomessr.
The following were the readings At the sienAl
Office today: sa m, rs, 2 pm. s. Maximum,
Sc; minimum, &C.
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Evrnr FAMILY

ANEhh u AMILx
Should BE- provided with Ayers Pfis NO other aperi-
snt IL in such general demand or 90 highly recon-
msndsd by the profession. MID but thorough in
operation thsss pills the best of all remedies for
constipation. biliousness. heartburn. Indigestion.
natuieney. loss Of appetite liver complaint and sick
headache They break up colds, fevers and malaria.
relieve rheumatism and neuralgia and are ndispens
able to travellers. either By land or ssa. Sugar
coated and compounded Of the purest vssstabl
NEEDS
cathartics they may be taken with IMMUNITY by old
and young. Physicians recommend these pills In
preference to any other. H. W. Hsrsh. Jud.onis,
Ark. sass "In 1885, BY the advice Of FRIEND be-
gan the Of Ayers Pills as remedy for bliousness
constipation, high fevers and colds They served me
bettsr than anything had previously tined, and
have used them attacks Of that sort ever since"
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver %. Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
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Interior Department Chsnres.

The following official changes have been
made in the Department of the Interior:
Patent of6ee-appointments Miss Florence
A. Bertels Of Pennsylvania and Mise Fanny II.
Wood Of Washington, copyists, s72o. Re.igna-
ton: Miss Mae p. Morrow Of the District of
Columbia, copyist, $500.
Pension oface-Resignations Cornelius W.
Okey Of Wisconsin and William T. Dollison Of
Kansas. clerks, u, 400; William Gray Of Iowa,
clerk, $1,000.
Geological DISQUALIFICATION william
Kramer Of District Of Columbia, topographer,
81, 400; Samuel A. Foot Of New York, assistant
'topographsr, 81 1000; Charles 7. Reid Of North
Carolina, assistant topographer, $500.
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g. ss: s. : ) s. ! ! e. 81 81 ::

Ths reduction sale does not interfere at all
with regular goods ct regular dow) prices.
We are receivinx new Foods every day. We
have unrivAled stock of LADIES' Percale
and Fancy sax Waists. Bingham and
Grsnsdins suits, White BlAssrs, Wrappers.
he
We are 10th 10 believe that our variety o.
Ladies' silk Waists il sQualed slsewhsre-it
Is % complete. We offer:
China SILK Waists, Black, Navy and
Cream, oA25
China SILK Waists. Cardinal AMI Navy,
ESQ.
sur~h suk Waists. Navy, Cream. Black
and Cardinal. %. 50.
Fancy striped China silk Waists. o.. -
sand go.
China and Surah slk and Grenadine
Waists. IN half and full mourning styles
o., $50. 81. IS 20. 30 and $40
'EPARATE SKIRTS.
White India Linon Dress shirts, Of mp 10
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Richard sgoore's win su,,.,,.a.

Nichhru MOofes VIII sustAtD0d.
In the Circuit Court today the jury found .
verdict sustaining the will Of the lsss Richard
Moore, against the probate Of which q csyeat
had been fled and Issues framed as 20 whether
the paper should be sustained rs the will
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A PAaAaRApn Foa Mxs.

Judge Palas Royal prices for all kinds Of Mems
Furnishings by this: The Ribbed Engiish Half Hose
In Tsns, Grays and Modes. every pair stamped var
rantsd Fact Color. are ONLY lie A PAIR You will
see similar socks In nearly ell the men 8 furnishing
windows hcksted 25c. pair. Three pairs instead of
two pairs for . dollar should attract you here to-
morrow.
Mems Department. near door No. l119 Pa. ave.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued bslow)
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TIE Enra.ss EnrsA.rru o,
AraTpfA

% ell
Several ysan .sfser ssv,s spell q ashnsss -
sdvissd By her house physicians 10 NE Johsaa as9s
Malt Extsacs to rebuild her weakened csnssifusa- n
sctsd - samar.has thas N sppssc,Assa sAs K.pss
Francis Joseph ordered Mr.. Johann HOG 70 ~ soss
and not only appointed him purvsyor " The Assssa
sOas but also assorsssd him with The orasr q ~
Golden cron and Crown. This vs . dsssncssn -
often received by civilians and merchants. sna nsAs
him knight IN Austria In ls70 b also received -
Order Of the Grown from Emperor Wilhelm
There 10 nothing Just - good" vhsa zoo - -
s.ia the genuine srtscls vhacA nsss hsvsshs asnsn
GxxTy Surrs Scounn
AID PaEssxD Yon o.
go, ssss e a., f 3 s.. M NM. - 49, .S3 -
.ss T Is Hklsi .T:Ns:..sa.
pnoDuczar DA,sI 90.
.vr...HRf tsS ;&AsL, I'm.
No.. 'y 49,! y S :!!!t
Eyz5kn s0E6 - io3I 5f.IL-yH
q: y Sss!. -. is 81 : ~: ~
e ::''s azAssrssssy:-
Cstrsssx Car
a'fIss- POS sssonss's
I eAssoasA.
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Recommended tn Naercx-

In the Criminal Court this morning before
Judge Bradley, John Simmons. white man,
was convicted of larceny from the person.
watch from Thos 8. Mills on April IA, and
recommended to the mercy of the court.
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pALrrMoRE, NAV aa-Flour dun,

BALTIMORE, May fA-Flour dun, unchanged
-receipts Sss5 barrels; shipments, f,s4l barrels;
sales, us barrelA wheas weak-Ne q red, spot
tlshai.lsk; the month. Llakalllk June, LII;
July, l.0ITsl.vIH; August, l.v<ksl.oAN; steamer,
No: red. Losh; southern whss. easy; Rqlts, l;is
shipments, A,ios busheig stock, l<1,ssf bushelI
sales, $1,000 bushelk Corn weak-mixed, spot
Ss>Sy July, 0Hasitl spot, Nc. 3 white, o5k;
soGfhern coFn Irregular; white, 7ss1S: yellow, Il
Sie-receipts. Do0ss bushels: stock S,00a bushels
bales, 10000 bushelsl Oats quiet - No. . white
western, ssass; No. mixed western, sesss re
eeipts 1000 bushels: stock: 1lss susnsla rye
sasasIA Hay afnasOedl,. choice Timothy. laso
slAoo. Drain freiQh0 quiet unchanged Cotton
nominal = middliig. AZ. frovisions quiet, an.
changed. Butter steady-cfeamefy fancy, ls; do.
taft % choice leall do. imitation. iealt; ladled,
fancy, lssi<i DO. food 20 choice. ilslS store
packed, teak kyn sceive.if cofee s.eady,
whishV quiet, nnshangsd feAaub unchanged
1ALTlNokx. Nay sa-virrnia tnrees. en-;
stock, = askeds Beltimore and OHIO Southwssl-
sss inssss nj e e s, ,,sc: g 90 sairs