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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

"OMEN WITH PALE. COLORIESS FACES.
w who feel weak and discouraged, will receive both
mental and bodily vgor by using Cartsrs Little Liver
Pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

The Government $4,000 Loser by q Thiers
Def Performance.

The Government $4,000 Loser by q Thiers
Deft Performance.
CHICAGO, Jan. "A daring robbery was COM
mitted Wednesday evening by which Uncle Sam
is loser to the extent Of 5000. Under cover
of the heavy fog which prevailed sneak thief
climbed upon the mail wagon which
runs between the stock yards and the
Blue Island Office and the main office,
while it was passing along the street
money order remittance from the Blue Island
Office, amounting 10 800 in cash; the stamp
sale remittance, amounting 10 STA, and twenty
six registered letters. representing so far can
be learned money and valuables TO the extent
of $4,000. The robbers have not been cap
tured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoUBT-y,pis BrcdBz
Today-smith agt. Smith; testimony bsfs-s
VI. n. Richardson, examiner. ordered 10 b.
taken. Parker agt. Lewis: exceptions 90
auditors report sustained. In re Ed G.unan.
Jeremiah Galloway, 4. s. Miller, ". 4 CASA
Henry Powell and w. Z. Rose, alleged hun.ts-ss
inquisitions confirmed
CIRCUIT CouRr-JIndge Montgomery.
Today-Plagg agt. Kirk; motion for ~
trial overruled. Hoover agt snyder, bc.znnu
OF motion postponed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

They Are Aroused BY the Announcement Of
OBrisn's Adherence 10 Parnell.
LoNDor, Jan. 2.-Ths McCarthyitss are
deeply stirred over the statement that Parnell
and O'Brien have practically come to terma
Mr.. Tim Healy ID reported a. aying: "while
have the greatest respect for Mr.. O'Brien,
that very respect prevents me from believing
itPossibls that he could attempt TO override the
deiibsrstely chosen Justin Mccarthy
~ leader Of the irish parliamentary
party. The English liberals, without whom we
could not get home rule in a thousand years,
Tho McCarthyitss are evidently resolved
TO Stand By the arranesments already
made, and kilograms have been sent 10 Mr..
OBrsn earnestly urging him not to give way
DoYoorTlNe DENIED.
KILKENNY, Jan. 2.-Three priests and
eighteen prominent iaymen Of Castle Conner
have signed letter which has been sent to the
Freen,dn's Journal denying the statement made
by the Journal as to the existence Of organized
boycotting during the recent election in north
Kilkenny. The signsrs Of the letter also chal-
lenge the Frecman's Journal or the govern
ment to prosecute them.
TIE BouLoaNR coxrEnENcK.
DUBLIN, Jan. at is stated by the Fireman.
Journal that the accounts of what is supposed
to have taken place At the Boulogne conference
are not founded on fact. There 10 nothing TO
say, says the Journal IN regard to
the conference except that it was
IN uninterrupted one Of nine hours
on Tuesday and of several hours on Wednesday.
The opinion can only be repeated that when
MessrA Parnell and D. Brien met in friendliness
there il great hope that all these men can do
to induce settlement and safety Of the Irish
cause will be done.
Mr.. PAnNRIL IN DUBLIN.
Mr. Parnen has arrived in this city and Is
holding long conference with Mr.. Timothy
d. Harrington, MP, and with DR.. Joseph
Kenny, MP. It is understood here that the
conference between Messrs Parnell and o. Brien
will be resumed at Boulogne-Sur-Mer on
Tuesday next. Messrs Harrington and Gill
and probably Mr.. Sullivan are expected to be
present at the conference.
At the Irish Hall yesterday after the lord
mayor had been installed the gallery gods
sang an improvised song to the effect that il
would be sdvisable to hang Tim Heaiy on .
sour apple tree. This musical suggestion was
repeatedly cheered to the echo by the so-called
Hillside men who were present as the installa-
ton ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
AT THE THOMPSON WORKS.
No Further Trouble Experienced From tn,
Striker.

PTTsBURo, Pa, Jan. mo further trouble
has occurred at the Edgar Thomson Steel
Works at Braddocks, Pa. The striking
Hungarian furnacemen have been awed
by the presence of Sheriff Nc
Candies with his large force of deputies,
and as long as he remains upon the ground q
repetition Of yesterdays bloody scenes is not
expected.
This afternoon the strikers will be paid of
and dismissed. The officials of the Edgar
Thomson works have decided to keep
the blast furnaces burning at all hazards
and TO continue the force of guards until
quietness is restored. General Manager Schwab
stated this morning that it had been determined
to protect their workmen and to continue the
operation of the plant if possible.
Seventeen Of the rioters were arrested at
Braddocks this morning and locked up in de-
fault of $4,000 bail each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS

were issued today as follows: George Br-pt,
one brick dwelling. 500 5th street northwest;
S2,2oO. J. :. Boss, two brick dwellings, go sch
and 42S n street northeast; IS. 500. W. K Nor
Ton, two frame dwellings on LIST street between
N ard southeast; IL 900.
MIscEILAyEous.
Among the Commissioner mail this morn
ing was a letter from Vim. Glassnan. q real 80
tate broker of Salt Lake City. who wished 20
sell two buffaloes. He offers the femalesa at sssQ
apiece and the bulls at 800 apiece. The let.er
has been referred 10 Prof Langley, the su,--r-
intendent OF the Geological Park
The Secretary of War has issued arms 10 fhe
pupils Of the High School on Capitol Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
THE CHEROKEE LANDS.

A Commission VIII Be Sent to Washington
to Continue Negotiations.
TAHLEoUAH, 1T, Jan. AIN conversation
with one Of the Cherokee land commissioners
on the morning upon which they left here he
ID: "The Cherokees are not unreasonable, but
We have exhausted our instructions and can do
no more for the present"
The national council will send strong dele
CATION to Washington during the present Con-
gress to continue negotiations. The delegation
viii consist Of about six of the most intelligent
members, including the members that acted in
behalf OF the nation with the United States
commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
MrssrS AND CHrLpREs,s Wars

Chiidr-ns Atwood Garnet Striped cnsviot
Cloth Coats. Size 3 years.
SIS Former price &1o.-
Chidren's Blns and Gray Pin Stripe Cloth
Coats Size 3 years.
$40 Former price e.
Misses Atwood Check Cloth Refer Jacksts.
Sizes IL. IA and 10 years.
SIS. Former price 90. 3d.
Masses Atwood Diagonal Striped Cloth
Refer Jackets, in Blue and Gray and Brown
and Tan, with velvet cord edge. Sizes 12. IA
and 10 years
$40. Former price s12. 30
Misses Dark Green Beaver Cloth Rsslef Jack
cts. with black braid binding. Sizes IL. IA and
16yesrs.
-s3.5 50. Former price e.
Misses Fine Atwood Fancy Striped Cheviot
Cloth Newmarkets, with vest front. rsvsrs Of
plain Brown broadcloth and large full sleeves.
Sizes IA and 10 years.
-S15. Former price 500
Misses Atwood Light Weight Cloth New
markets in Navy Blue, Brown, Green and
fancy checks and stripes. Sizes IA and 10
years.
-s5. Former prices $40. $3.50. s15 md
Third Aoor. 10th st. exssnsion.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

Representative Cutcheon Of Michigan today
introduced IN The House joint resolution con-
shutting board 10 consist Of two senssors and
three members Of the House and two of6cers
s.nA ffea The army and navy, which shall
take INTO consideration during the recess Of Con-
greo the subject Of coast defenses with special
rsferenoe to the most urgent necessities O. 20
fornncaaacnA, armament, defensive shipping
and snpcdoes. The board Il TO report TO Com
Ereo On thase gbjects before yanuarv psxt
Ten ehouoaaa duihxs h sppeoprinsDa - Uoet
ths necessary sxpsnsss q tha beard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

Speaking Of the publication which conneos.d
his name with the Bateman Atlantic and Dan
vile railroad deal and the failure of the Ba.e-
man firm Senator Plumb said 10 STAR reporter
this afternoon that there was nothing m tAe
story which conceded with any fact that he p.s
aware Of. As to the other Senators meutione.--
Cameron and Farwell-he knew nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
THE ILLINOIS STEEL. COMPANY.
No Special Significance Attaches to tn
Shutting Down.

Shutting Down.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Oficials Of the Illinois
Steel Company claim that no special signif-
canoe attaches 70 the shutting down of the roll
ing mills at South Chicago. which took
place Last Wednesday. They say that
they shut down every winter for re-
psirs and to adjust matters for the
next season. The officials who gave this infor-
nation added: I'VE are trying to settle a scale
Of wages with the men for the coming year and
want time to adjust it. We have been negotiat-
ing with the men for ten or fifteen days in
regard to the wages, and 1 can't tell how long
1t will be before We arrange the entire SCALE
docs the company intend to reduce the
wages Of the menu" was asked.
1--WE shall be obliged to make some reduction.
The mills in the east have reduced wages and
we have to meet that difference. The men
must accept Q reduction Of wages or we can't
run"
''Hss the shutting down at this particular
time, while the negotiations are pending, any
thing to do with that question:
Nothing whatever. We had to shut down
for the reasons / have stated and in accordance
with our custom in the past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
cOI.LlDKD In THE FOG.

A HAd Accident On the Eighth Avenue Ele-
vaked Read I'm New York.
NEW YoRK, Jan. AT ESQ this morning q
collision occurred ON the elevated road at 9Th
avenue and 1s5th street. The train. drawn by
engine 265, ran into the rear oar Of ~
train ahead, during the fog, II ID supposed.
Dewitt Kermer of 156th street and Nett ave-
nue., firemen Of 265, bad both his legs and right
arm badly injured He was removed 10 the
hospital. 1t Il feared tAst the injured man will
lose his legs and arn No other damage has
been reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

CAVALRY FOR PoLIcz DUTY N YELLOWSTONE
PARK Secretary Noble has requested the Sec
Rotary Of War TO assign troop of cavalry for
police duty In the Yellowstone National Park
70 take the place Of Capt. Boutelle's command,
wnicA has Joined the troops now operating
against the hostile Sioux
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
THE CITY POST OFFICE SITE.
Exceptions to the Instructions Given Il
Commissioners by the Court.

Exceptions to the Instructions Given the
Cornmissioners by the Court.
In the matter of the condemnation of square
S2S for the site for the city post Office, Messrs.
Morris and Hamilton have. for Thomas Dow
ling, T. W. McKnew and Julian J. G. McShane
ct al, executors of Henry McShane, fled ex-
captions to the instructions Of court given to
the condemnation commissioners December
2s. They except to the third instruction
and state that the value of the leasehold Of any
Of the proprietors in the square should be
estimated separately and distinct from
the fee simple, the said leasehold TO be
considered not as an estate carved ont of
the fee, but simply as a use or condition
superadded thereto. They except to the
fourth and ninth instructions on the ground
that by them the commissioners are prevented
from taking into consideration those elements
and items of value which should be considered
in determining the value of the leasehold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
CAPITOL TOPICS.
SENATOR PLUMB NOT WELL.

Senator Plumb is more than little iniis-
posed-"under the weather, {" he terms it. For
some days past he has been ailing, and
this afternoon he found it necessary TO
deny himself to all visitors with the
exception of his physician. A few days of rest
will, it is believed, put she Kansan on his feet
again. and until that time Mr.. Plumb will be
secluded and ungetatable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
CoueHKns To THr Faosr.

Take time BY the forelock. that raspins hacfy
cough of youn carries you where % many consump-
lives hsve preceded you Lose no time; but procure
bottle Of the NATIONAL remedy for lung and bronchial
disease SCOTS EMULSION OF COD Liver OIL
with Hypophosphises of Lime and Soda. Rely upon II
that it viii afford you speedy and efficient aid Not
only it pulmoric Of SURPRISING merit, but it COM
pensates for the drsn Of vitality. which most for
midable accompaniment Of lung disorders Besides
aestins the progress Of consumption. bronchitis and
asthma. it infu.es unvonted vigor into IN sufeebsd
system and tends to I'LL out the hollow places in an
angular frame.
ladies in dslicate health viii find It . palstabls
Of adding roandness to nsurs robbed Gifts
by the inroad Of marasmus other wasting dis
orders s1ofulous tendency may be saccessfully
oomb.tted with it. and it is capital thing for feeble
children oc15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
KILLED on new YEAR EVE
Fatal Tragedy for Trininx caussin an Ark.
ansaa Town

Nrwrosr, Ask-, Jan. "A conflict as 10 The
ownership Of q small tract of land led TO a fatal
shooting Wednesday night at Newark. fourteen
miles from here. The parties contrasting for
possession we're ". s. Magness and c. T.
Perdue.
The former rented the land TO I. Cleveland
and he moved his family 30 house on IL. A
week ago Perdue also moved his family into
the same house. New Year eve Cleveland
invited his friends TO Q candy pulling. Mag
ness and few others were present and their
presence angered Perdue and be ordered Cleve-
land from the house.
Hot words followed and shooting commenced.
Cleveland received three bullets and died in
fifteen minutes. Perdue also received three
bullets and also died in twenty minutes. Henry
Perdue, the dead mans brother. was fatally
wounded and Magness received two slight
wounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

PrTsBuRe, Pa, Jan. 2.-The rivers continue
to rise at this point and at the head
waters, but the weather IL growing
cold and dangerous food il not expected.
At noon there were seventeen feet Of water ON
the marks and river men look for from six to
eight feet more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
SPECIAL REprcr1os SALE Or BoYs'

SPECIAL REprcrros SALE Or BOYS
CLOTHING.
Boys Cneviot Suits in stripes. checks and
plAids. Sizes 4. 2. 10. 10 and IA yesr..
81. Former prices %, %. 50 and s7.50-
Boys Chsvios Suits in strips and plaids
Sizes z. 8, TO- II. IA and Is years.
Marked down to 60
8 Boys Fancy Cheviot Suits sizes7 Sana TO-
Married down to "a So
Boys Black Cheviot Double-breasted Suits In
Price So
Actual value s.. So
About 80 Fine Overcoats in plain and fancy
effects. Very superior goods, Of this seasons
production. Sizes Z to ID years.
$40. Former prices s12. s12.60. s14
and sl5.-
tThird door. 10th st. extension.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

Hon. John d. Wise on the Election Bfll.
Special DispaAeA to The Evenans Star.
RscDenD. Va, Jan. Alan. John 9. Wiss
came down from New York this week. He i
quoted in th% afternoons State a saying that
both repuh'ieans and dsmocrsta Of New York
ere opposed 70 ~ slaetion bill end that II II
passed It win only result IN Elt,sz a . few no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
ROBBED TRUNKS WITH A SYSTEM.
Spells Secured by the Checkman in Il
c. and w. I. Station in Chicago.

C. and w. 1. Station in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Charles Armont, the check
man in the employ of the Chicago and Western
Indiana Railway at Polk street depot, has been
arrested for completely in the systematic rob-
berry Of trunks left in.the baggage room. These
robberies have been going on nearly a wear,
and it is estimated that several thousand dollars
worth Of property has been stolen. Armont had
confederates among the e1pressmen to whom
he delivered the trunks. After ransacking the
trunks the expressmen would return them.
The baggage would be delivered to an express
man and returned without exciting suspicion.
The transaction would appear perfectly straight,
and especially when the confederate presented
a check to Armont and the trunk to be rified
was returned over to him. Over q 600 worth
Of jewelry and wearing apparel was found in
Armonts room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

LISTEN TO TIE PRUDENT ADVICE whscA urr~>
you 20 the immediate treatment 81 thss ra<D. -
cough by the nse OF Or. ID. JAyne's expersnsz~f,
the best medicine for coughs and coldk and ~ -
proved standby Tor all pulmonary truohA8 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
STOLEN CHRISTMAS GrFrs.
A Quantity nj Valuable Property kecovs~>s
by Detective HoD~-

ny DetecoSe horDe-
Detective Horne has recovered QUANTITY Of
valuable property that was stolen frun ne
freight depot during the holidays. hoa 81
the property was in care Of Ads-k'
Express Company and included in a,s
articles recovered is q diamond ring. q EFT Il
silVerware and three watches. The ofBccr en-
poets to recover more property in q day or tvo
and 10 arrest some Of the thieves
The goods stolen were done mp IN packH<x-
that had been sent by express A. Chriss~.s
presents
This theft explains why many persons have
not received their Christmas presents ffsu
friends in other cities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
An Emier.neAesnt Punished,

Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
vienna, Jan. a-The first case Of prosecution
for emigrant canvsssing in Russia has Just been
tried at Warsaw. 1t resulted in the sentence
Of the defendant to years imprisonment and
the loss Of his political rights. He was charged
with seeking to secure emigrants for Brasil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
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DIED.


81 49, 4 4 s S%. ehs 81 Hssnf.d s.sss
aged eighteen years one month and two day.
lis hard TO 0reak the tender chord
Tvs h ssr oss ". h h.r S1 ~ sa ~ ss
Must we forever part
Home Is sad. but. oh. how dr-ary,
Listening for thy voice tn wc.ry
Can va boar The cold s-rta tAilins
BY HIS PARENTS
Funeral from parents residence 81 Sew. .vul,
TSsi s arasif' cs 1na .. ISL ST.. Z 49,
trends cordially nyffed.
CgSEIS INC "a ., In ssrshantyiIis. n Is Ds,
fIorsnce Cunningham, aged hse months.
10 bohoyA Al On THURSDAY evening. s..s,H 1
and the late yohanna Donovan. twenty hve we
f1neral viii take plA<'e SUNDAY evening Ssna.ry 4
road west Woshsnso1A ir,.nas NJ ~
tsspsctfu.ly invited 70 sstend InssrnIent % Boy
DORSEY. January /. 1891. $50 . M. ELIZA
DORSEY. aged seventy seven.
street southwest. saturday Afternoon at o'csocf-
DUSAL. At II O'Clock .: m. on Deo<u,hsr q, fase,
No ri sssSas. c 4 LkSsDsk Do raI
the sxty-,ourth Year Of her are, widow a the hss
asnssisr % lie iase Ma Wnissm wSsY.a =
har1ord county. Virginia and PhusdAlphA psp.s
GApDIs; On Decsmbsr 81. 1880. q SD p n.
from the residence of hsr ts0ihsr No. ~ E1.1h 60
HEATING. On Friday morning, January 2 lHs<.
al s m, fAThIck. beloved husband 81 MO k.E
ing. IN the hfty- sroond year OF his are
Funeral VIII take place rom his rexioaune. -
Nir,inia avenue southwest. Sunday. ysnunu q =
2 % kelatives and friends reapsc11any ~
vtted 70 attend
SULLIVAN. Departed this life Decemhw n, Isa1
~ 30 pm, STEPHEN. the besoved 81 kuGxsf
and ulia sullivan, aged teenfy two ycArk
His funeral will take place frutn his pArenfs'
dence No. leo street northwest. Saturday uonlns,
81 m. thence st. Aloysius Church- h.lan3x<s
and trends are invited 10 attend
LE liza ca IN, On , thursday y,np-,y ls9 -
son 81 VIM Henry and Hannah M Trarh1m ~
twenty nAne yearsL
Funeral will take place from his p~rents' rsadannS
l25S Third street southeast sunday afterDoon II y
O'Clock. Relatives and friends vfed 20 y
WATTS. Departed this life after q sl1ort fllne<s
which she bore with Christian fortif1de nseluber 81
1880. O'Clock al m. Mr. CHARLOTTE WATTS t.e
beloved mother Of Anna T. fosGae. st her daughters
ressdencs. No lS22 New dorsey avenue poshv~>l
asea seventy EIGHT yeArs and four mouths
4. a O'Clock nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
A Peculiar Gift to the POM.

Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star
PARIS, Jan. 2-The gossips are busily dis
cussing the peculiar New Year gift made to the
pope by the queen regent Of Spain. 1t con-
sisted of Malacca cane, which, when his holi-
ness grasped the handle, rained down a shower
of gold coin at his feet-a novel issue of Peters
pence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
Ravaepe Of tie Tlanee.

CsDAl RArsns, Iowa, ian 2.-Fks stCaax.
enee yesterday afternoon destroyed TIE stores
Of Hecht b Thorn. Hanna q Co., J. L. Aschsr
and Lechert's aSricultural store. L0as, &sk.o0o.
Insurance, 4lk0oc- Il d supposed ~ Are
building. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

Third AooY, 10th st. extension.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
MARRIED.

HENRY-PURcEII- December n, $50, hy Row
David Barr Of Epiphany parish, CHARLES +. RkksY
and SARAH n. PURCELL all Of WASHINGTON.
TEyENroN-LAMAR. On wednesday nr<>~-
Der 81 lsso. AZ 81. paul's Lutheran Church, hI u.
of New Jersey 70 Miss WILLIE LAMAR Of Knzsi-
coke. Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

REVENUE APforNrxESTs.-WileyT arter has
been appointed United States storekeeper and
gauser ct Somerset, Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

Special Cable Dispatch to The Evsaing Star.
BERLIN, Jan. 2.--It ~ now announced that
the emperor's visit to his Grandmother, Queen
Victoria, will occur in July. He viii then make
o yachting trip along the coast Of Scotland and
subsequently spend u fortnight in Norway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

SENATOR HEARsr rested well last night and is
comfortable today, without material change in
his general condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

10 Reduce the Mall Registratioa Rata.
Representative Abner Taylor of Illinois to-
day introduced in the House bill providing
that The rate eharseahle fog registration On do
nestle mail matter shall be cents for each
pieee in addition to the regular postage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2-C0tton nrm-middlinC
Q SIG Flour frm-HOward street and western
super, 3O0a34o; do. do extra 3e0a440; do.do fam
lily, 45oa5 Or city mills, Rio brands extra 5.o0as 49,
winter wheat patent, 500a54o; spring do .aoa5 40
do. do. straight, 50oa515 do. do. extra 42oa440
Wheas-southern quiet; Ful.z, ssales; Long
berry, 9sa1.0E western easy; 10 ., winter red,
LOB Corn-0outhern, steady: white, Sass; yellow
Sass; steamer, S. graded No. 2, s6a5s; western
steady; mixed spot, sAa5sk; January, 57ka57k;
May, 57a57A; steamer, IS. Oats fairly active-ur-
graded southern and Pennsylvania, 4Iaso; do.
western white 49a50; do. do, mixed, lsaAo:
graded No. 2, white, 50; do. do, mixed, IS. Rye
quiet-choice. soasi; good TO prime, I7a7s: common
to fair, 74a76 Hay hrm-choice timothy, Ia5Oa
Hoo, good to prime, s50al0.00. Provisions steady
-mess pork. old 1l60 new 12e0, bulk meats,
loose shoulders 81, long clear 6, clear nib sides
& sugar-pickled shoulders, 6; sugAr-cured smoked
shoulders, 7; hams, small, lox, large 10A; lard.
fancy. IS do fair to choice, s4ass; do. imitation.
81 rolls nne HAS; do fair TO good, i4als; store
packed, 12alI Eggs nrm-fresh, 81: ice house.
1sasa Coffee steady-Rio cargoes fair, 1ak; No.
Z, I'm. Sugar quiet-granulated, 63-l6. Copper
weAk-renned, 1aalsh. Whisky quiet-19laisl
Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet but
nrmer-cotton Soc; four, 1as-3d; grain, sxd
Cork for orders, 2s-9d.a2s-sd. Receipss-nour,
9,1s9 barrels; wheat, SIS bushels; corn, 1891
bushels; oats, lA000 bushels; RE, 1,s00 bushels.
Shipments-nour, 154 barrels; corn, 90 399 bushels
Saies-wheat, ,1s,s4s bushels; corn 1881 busheia
BALTIMORE, Jan. s-vireiRia threes s&1 bid;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, % hid; Cincinnati,
washington and Baltimore nrsts, aakaoz; consoli-
dated Gas stock. AAa<&