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CONGRESS-.
THE SENATE.

The Diplomatic and Consular Appropria-
ton Bill Passed.
WASHINGTON, june I'm the Senate to-
day, after notice by PETER that on Monday
next he would address the Senate ON the
bill introduced by him to increase the cur
rency, the Senate proceeded to consider the
diplomatic and consular appropriation bill.
The amendments recommended by the
Committee on Appropriations were agreed
to aud the bill passed
The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton Of the calendar, and after passing
three bills adjourned until TOMORROW.
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infected Chinese Immir-n,.s

WAsHNGToN. June THE Collector of
Customs at San Francisco has been In
strueted by the Secretary of the Treasury
to discontinue the practice of allowing TO
land at the quarantine station on Angel
Island the Chinese immigrants originally
destined for Honolulu, and who have been
d en!ed admission at that port because of
The existence among them of a contagious
disease. The transportation companies
will be compelled TO make suitable proyi-
siOns otherwise for the accommodation of
this class of Immigrants
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RULERS MEET.
The Gear Pays Visit to the Emperor OF Ger
manY.

The Gear Pays Visit to the Emperor OF Ger
many.
KEEL. June EMPEROR William this
morning went in his yacht TO Friedrichs-
port, met the Car and returned with him.
The Russian and German warships ex-
changed salutes in the roadsted The
Emp error and Gar landed ana drove TO the
castle, where grand reception was held
The Emperor and the Gar before land
ing held 30 minute interview in the En-
peroT's stateroom. The Gar was dressed
in the uniform of the German Alexander
Regiment and the Emperor was attred in
the uniform Of the Russian Regiment Of
which he is colonel.
The royal party witnessed the launching
Of the new German flagship Baden and in
specied tie Baltic Canal works. Afterward
a banquet was given at tie castle, at which
the two EmpeTOrs toasted each other The
Gar departed this evening. The German
press generally regard the interview between
the Emperor and the Car as conducive Of
peace
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UNIvERsALIsT CONVENTION.
Work Done by the Society During the Past
Year

Work Done by the Society During the Past
Year.
RIVERSIDE, June IA largely attended
and busy convention of the UniversaliSt So
eiety of the State is in session here to-day.
Delegates from all over the State are in
attendance. The report of the secretary
given to the convention furnishes the OIL
lowing figures; Total value Of church prop-
erty in The State, S104, $50; gain in the past
year, S33, 800; total indebtedne S, SIS, 80.
During the year a total Of SAL 436 was
raised for church work. Two new churches
have been erected during the year at cost
OF Sal, 900, one of them being located in
this city.
The convention will continue In session
tomorrow and next day.
Then annual convention of the Woman's
State Association, an adjunct OF the con-
yention, Is in session also, and the following
officers were elected by that body to-day:
President. Mrs. III. b. Manford of Sierra
Madre; vice president. Mrs. NJ. f. Clark of
Pomona; secretary, Mrs. I. Vail Of Pasa-
dena: treasurer, Mrs. NJ l.. Shaw of Oak
land.
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AS Soon be Dead
Hoods SarsapariIla

And stating that she also took 1t and was en-.
irely cured" MRS. ANNA SUTHERLAND. 400
Lowell street, Kalamazoo. Mich.
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WILL BE ARRESTED.
Drummer Schultz to Answer for His Little
Escsps3e.

Drummer Schultz to Answer for His Little
Escaps1e.
SACRAMENTO, June Z. - Schultz, alias
Randall, the drummer for the San Fran
cisco jewelry house OF George Greenzweig.
who sold $500 worth of jewelry to [. Ze-
mansky for few hundred dollars, and
thereafter. having lost the money, took
shot at his own head out near the County
Hospital, is to be arrested and prosecuted.
When GreeDZweig discovered that Ze-
mansky had bought the jewelry lie instl-
tuted suit to replevin the goods. The
Sheriff. however, found out that Uncle
IKE" had anticipated such an action at law,
and had got the jewelry out OF his posses
sion.
Some ten watches were traced to the
cigaT-StOro of Sam POska.
The latter insists that he advanced S75 on
the time pieces and declares that if Schultz
is an embeZzler he does not propose to be
one of his victims without making kick.
Poska has, therefore, sworn to complaint
accusing Schultz of ENLIGHTENMENT. The
latter is in San Francisco, and will be
brought here for trial If be can be found.
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LOST HER ARM.

Mrs. McGoldriok Wanted Tho Young Man to
Stay
REpoNDo. June AT midnight Sunday
an accident occurred az Mrs. McGold-
rlcks restaurant, which resulted in the loss
OF the lady's arm. A young man employed
there had made up his mind to depart, and
while packing his goods, including shot
gun, Mrs. MeGoldrick inteTfered and tried
TO prevent the young man from carrying
out his purpose, when the gun was acct
dentaly discharged and the contents lodged
10 Mrs. McGoldrick's arm, necessitatng
nm, tinI On
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BRISBANE, Queensland, June IA large
proportion Of the Chinese population of
South Australia is migrating TO other col
onies and many are coming to the Queens
land border with the view Of settling there.
The Government has directed The border
police 10 be REINFORCED, and tie Chinese
mi
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Fighting San Bernsrdino.

RIVERSIDE. June There was largely
attended and enthusiastic meeting held
here to-day to take steps to defeat the bonds
asked for by the Supervisors to build
courthouse The election on the PROPOSE
ton takes place on the 18th inst. Another
large mass-meeting will be held at Cotton
on Friday to protest against the bonds, and
the fight promises to be warm one, as the
county Is arrayed against the city Of San
Rprna rdino
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Caught in a Gravel Slide.

GRASS VALLEY, June This morning
at Mooney Flat John Daley was caught by
a slide in the Ayres gravel mine. large
body of gravel from the hillside coming
down upon him. One leg was horribly
crushed and he sustained other injuries OF
a serious nature. Daley Is native OF
Smartsyille and is much esteemed.
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Elnnds in lava

WAUCOMA. Iowa, June For three
hours, throughout nearly every town in
Northern Iowa, rain fell this afternoon. In
COlmar, McGregor, West Union, Waueoma
and Wauk0n tie streets were converted
into rivers, and at MeGregGr the cellars of
residences and business houses are full of
water There was heavy washnut on the
faiIroad between COlmar and Fort Atkin-
snu
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of Phoenix. Mr. Sheldon Is president and
Mr. Slloway vice. president OF tho Rio verde
Canal Company. The new water ditch lsto
DO 100 miles long and TO cover 100000 acres
Of splendid fruit land. Both gentlemen are
from Minneapolis. and the bulk OF the
money being put into tho new enterprise
cotnea frotn there
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FOLLOWING THE MIRAGE.
The DesOlats Region Into Which Van Horn
Wandered.

WaDubIbu z
PHGnix, Ariz.. June THE nephew Of
Mr.. Van Horn, who was lost on the desert
last week. and who is supposed to have per-
ished. has sent several parties into the re-
gion about Anajas Atlas. where Van Horn
was known to have wandered. The tanks
In the region are all dry, and the watering
places are hundreds of miles apart The
Anajas Atlas are fifty miles south OF Ii
gurta, the road leading there being over
sand aud gravel waste OF parche1 desert.
This Is the section of Yuma County where
the views are all mirage, and one unaccus-
toned to its allurements would Journey day
after day chasing the mystic phantoms of
rivers, lakes, groves aud forests of trees
Little hope Is now held by Van Horns rel
atiyes that he will ever be found alive.
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The Nancy Demonstrating.

PARIS, June THE demonstration at
Nancy and the expected visit of Grand
Duke Constantine, the brother of the Gar
to President CaIBot is looked upon as being
OF great Importance in diplomatic circles.
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Asssssors Can Have IDENTITIES.

SACRAMENTO, June Attorney General
Hart has given an opinion TO the State Cen
troller, holding that the clerical assistance
provided for by sections 1894. 1895 and 3704
of the Political Code for county assessors is
not affected by the decision In the case Of
DOugheriy vs.. Austin.
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Rather a Close Call.

DowNIEvILLE. Cal, June AT 9 o'clock
this morning large fierce blaze on the roof
near the kitchen stoVepipe Of the Capitol
Hotel gained great Roadway before the fire.
men succeeded in qnenching the flames.
Considerable breeze prevailed and there
was a close call for The business part of the
fOt
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SCHOOL ELECTIONS.

The Lady Wins in the Close Contest at
Ontario.
ONTARIO, June IA very exciting cleo
ton for school trustee was held here to-day,
the largest vote ever polled in Ontario being
cast. The result was that Mrs. A. q. Ken
dali received 1874 votes and G. X. Holbrook
l33
SAN RAFAEL, June THE election held
here to-day for school trustees resulted IN
the choice OF ]. S. Stratton and W. f.
Inns
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Fort Fetterman, not far from Douglas. Sc
crst orders were given the commanders of
the detachments. Dispatches from Douglas
say The rumors Of martial law have created
great excitement among the Rustlers. many
Of whom are preparing to leave the country.
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Large Library Bequest

CHICAGO. June THE Appellate Court
has rendered an opinion sustaining the will
of the late John Crerar, which. among
other public requests, makes provision for
library on the South Side 10 cost
81 900 600 WV
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Not the Man.

NAPA, June Under Sheriff BrOwnlee
returned this morning from San Mateo
County, where he went to investigate the
case of the man arrested as the missing
murderer Of Mrs. Greenwood. 1t was not
the man.
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Hoods Pills act easily. yet promptly and EN-.
eiently on the liver and bowels.
myl5 cod
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OBITUARY NOTES.
PETER NJ. QUINN

Peter NJ Quinn, an industrious young printer.
dled yesterday morning al his parents residence,
4U6 Seventh street Of Dfammatory rheumatism.
lie was native Of this city, 80 wears OF age, and
Tor over bali of his lifetime was a member OF
Typographical Union No 81.
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No Money for the Fair.

NAPA, June THE Commissioners of
the County Worlds Fair Association to-day
petitioned the Board Of Supervisors to ap-
propriate money for a county exhibit. The
petition was denied.
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Eruption OF Vesuvius.

NAPLES, June THE eruption of Mount
Vesuvius is increasing and large quantities
Of lava are flowing down the mountain.
An earthquake was felt at San Severe.
The motion was undulatOry. There was
no damage
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LAKEPoRT, June Mrs. N. Western
was bitten in the calf of the leg by rattle
snake to-day. She was brought to town in
a critical condition at once and after an
hour or two got better, and will recover.
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Tie Fourth at Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO. June An enthusiastic
meeting OF citizens was held here this even
ing to make arrangements for celebrating
the Fourth of July. The day will be prop
erly observed here.
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TON PLATT CONFIDENT.

Re Claims That tie Harrison Forces Are Be
coming 9emornfzed
8iINNEAPoLIs, June The claim of
View York Harrison men that they to
night p0led thirty votes in the delegation
for Harrison was absolutely ard unQual-
hedly denied by Mr.. Thomas Platt. He
said, tie harrison men are losing every
where, and are becoming very demoralzed
The situation IS more encouraging 10 US
than at any time during the canvass"
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r. NJ RoGrRs.

X. NJ. Rogers, father OF the City Marshal of
Alameda. died yesterday at his home in the
west End. lie was 70 years OF age and a ma
since 1881.
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BL4IRES STRENGTH.
4 Hew York Count Puts Him Behind Her
Fjs07

NEW YORK, June THE Tribune's Min
neapoljs dispatches estimate Harrison 5
vote on the first ballot at 473 and Blaiue's
at 423. There are two Louisiana delegates
absent, thus reducing the total to e96. This
estimate gives 10 California votes TO Harri-
son and TO Blaine, from Montana 10
Blaine. from Nevada TO Blaine, from
Washington to Blaine, from Wyoming to
Blaine aud from Arizona TO Blaine.
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THE RUsTLERs' WAR.

Troops Sent Into the Disputed Cattle
Country.
OMAHA, Nebr. June six troops of the
Ninth Cavalry. under command of Major
llsey. left Fort Robinson this morning for
wyoming. They go by rail. Six troops of
the SiXth Cavalry are en- route from Fort
Niobrara. The troops will camp near Old
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HE WILL ROT TlLK.

III. Elaine Utterly Refuses TO Be Inter
WeWed.
NEW YORK, June Blaine reached this
city at about o'clock tonight. lie was met
by party of newspaper men, He received
the reporters pleasantly, but when he was
asked, Have you heard that Fas-
sett was unanimously elected temporary
chairman Of the national convention ?" he
raised his hands deprecatingly and replied
with mock severity of face: Gentlemen, l
wont be interviewed"
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Hoods C0nquers All
Forms Of
ScrOfula and Impure Blood.

81 had gollre, or swelllngs in the neck. since 1
was 10 years old; am now SO. / used Hoods
Sarsaparlla recently and the swelling has en-
tlrely disappeared, 1t has been very trouble
some When began was feeling so discour-
aged with the goItre and rheumatism felt that
l would
AS Soon be Dead
AS alive. Whenever / caught cold i could rot
walk two blocks without faniing. Now 1 am
free from it ali, and i can truly recommend
Hoods Sarsaparilla to any one. received a let
ter from Mrs. Jennie BIgeIow. now OF Fremont,
Mic.. asking IL my testimonial as above in be-
half OF Hoods SarsaparIlIa was true. l at once
wrote her that IL wac, and sent particulars OF the
benefit tile medicine did me- l have since re,
ceiyed "a letter from her thanking me very
much for recommending
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MINNEAPOLIS CAPITAL.
1t Is Going to the industrial Development of
Arizona

PHOENIX. Ariz., June IA. c. Sheldon
and &. T. Siiloway of this city are Ia Dem
yer, perfecting arrangements to commence
work on a big canal scheme 20 miles north
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

Plans are invited for the NEW FRENCH
HOSPITAL of this city. For programme and
full particulars of competition and prizes,
apply 610 Jackson ST.. San Francisco. je7 lot
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PIcNIcs AND EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION.

FRIDAY, JUNE II, BUNKER HILL DAY,
The Seventh Annual Excursion to Hotel
del Monte, Monterey and Il cific Grove.
Under the auspices of the YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION. Tickets, good for 4 days
50 80; children under IL years, half fare Special
train leaves Third and Townsend sts FRIDAY
MORNING, June u. ut O'Clock sharp. EXcuT-
sIohsls may return the same day, or on any OF the
regular trains from Friday TO Monday Train stops
at Nalencia-St station Tor eXclrSionistS. Don't
miss this splendid opportunity or visiting tins
famous seaside resort at greatly reduced rates
Tickets he secured only at the Association
building, 232 Suffer ST, Tuesday. Wednesday ana
Thursday. June Ia, 10 and 10.
ie9 st H. J. MCCOY. General secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
URUGUAY'S FINANCES.
Five Millions Secured for tho Republic
Through paris Loan.

Five Millions Secured for tho Republic
Through Earis Loan.
Copyrighted lSP2 by James Gordon B,nncttl
VALPARAISO, Chih Via Galveston, Tex),
Oct. 2I.--I BY Mexican Caole TO tho New
York Heralu-Special to The Bee. 1t has
been announced in Montevideo that u loan
of S50O00o0 has been concluded with tho
Paris syndicate and that 100000 has been
deposited as guarantee. Tho names of the
syndicate have not yet been made public ana
there is some doubt as TO the truth of the an
nouncemert. 1t is n fact, however, that the
Uruguayan government has signed contract
with Senior Barriga. IA Chilian. for 81, 600 900
in silver with an option OF 81, ,000, 900 more, at
20 cents or the dollar, with coinage ut tho
Cbilian mint.
A furious storm has swept over Monte
video, wrecking many boats. The loss OF
life has been heavy. Senior Costa has not
left Buenos Ayres for Santiago del Estro
yet. He has been detained to receive the
final orders of the governm mt The revom-
tlonists have called for now elections, which
they guarantee will be free and unrestricted.
revolution, headed by the son ex- President
Lopez, is hourly expected in Asccncion,
Paraguay. The Bolivian congress has passed
law hXlug the presidential term at four
years.
Yellow fever is on the increase at Santos,
Brazil
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
SCOTTISH RITE M.I.ONy.
Thirty-Third Degree Men Meet and
OHiccrs.

Thirty Third Degree Men Meet and Elect
Oniccrs.
New YORK, Oct. 2,.-The supreme council
of sovereign grand inspectors general of the
thirty-third and last degree. Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Of the United States
of America, their territories and depsnden-
cies, AT their session today at the German
Masonic temple in this city elected tho fol-
lowing grand officers: Sovereign grand
commander, John j. German of Now York;
lieutenant grand commander, William a
Hershiser of OHIO; minister of state. Gran
vile A. Frambes of Mlchgan grand prior,
Henry ID. Moore, d. d., of Cincinnati; grand
treasurer, David W. Thompson of Connecti-
cut: grand secretary, General John Barker
of Brooklyn; keeper of the archives. hop
kns Thompson of New YORK; master gen
erai of the camp, Willard c. Vanuerlip of
Boston: grand marshal general, Isaac II.
Graham OF Connecticut; standard bearer, e.
Junius Edwards of Minnesota: grand cap
tain of the guard, Oliver f. Briggs Of Sent
tie; grand marshals of.the camp, f.. j. Bap.
cock of Omaha. A. Il. Anderson OF Cleveland,
Major W. Bayless OF Washington, D. G.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
M'kINLhY ~ INDfiNL.
Thousands Throng to Hear uim -johr
Fiunerty Also speaks.

Thousands Throng to Hear Iirm John II.
Finnerty Also Speaks.
PERu, Ind, Oct. 27.-Govornor William
Mckinley of Ohio addressed the people of
the Eleventh congressional district in this
city this afternoon, receiving an ovation.
The business houses and residences wero
deliberately decorated with bunting Elwood
tin aud banners. Thirty thousand people
came in from within radius OF fifty milej
Special railroad trains wero run. Governor
Mckinley reviewed the processio from tho
hotel balcony. end at , o'clock he addressed
the large audience which thronged the i'm
mense circus tent. For over an hour Nc
kinley discussed the tariff ana currency is.
sues, being Interrupted frequently with ire
ncndous applause.
Tonight there was another parade or visit
ing clubs, and John +. Fnrerty Of Chicago
addressed another tent full of people Gu the
tariff and currency questions, and Incident
ally appealed to the Irish voters 10 support
the republican ticket
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
FREMOST'S ENTHUSIASTIC RALLY.
Greatest Republican Meeting in the IIistor,
of Dodge County.

RepuDlIcan hectlnS IN me History
of Dodge County.
FREMONT, Neb., Oct. 81 Special Tele.
gram to THE BEE. This evening was wit
messed the largest and most enthusiastic
republican rally that has been held in this
city this campaign. The Fremont Repu D.
lican t'iambeaa club with new uniforms
and torches headed by the Fremont Silver
Cornet band marched to the Elkhorn depot
where they met the large crowd and the
Harrison ana Reid F'lambeau club from Lin
coin In their uniforms with their torches.
After paradlng the principal streets they
marched to the court house. Tho court
room was filled to its utmost capacity with
an intelligent and enthusiastic audience of
ladies, republicans. prohibitonists, inde-
pendents and democrats to listen to n dis
cussion of the leading questions of this cam
paign by the eloquent and logical orator,
Hon. Ike Nj. Lansing OF Lincoln.
lion. Henry Sprick was introduced by
Ross Hammond, who was greeted with louo
applause and spoke for few moments. Mr.,
Mr., Lansing was then introduced as the
homcliest man IN America. lie proceeded to
highly entertain and enthuse all those pres
ent by his eloquent, logical and mastery
reasoning which was delivered in grace
full, digniied, humorous and impressive man
ner for two hours, during which time he was
accorded frequent applause. He closed by
asking tho audience to join him in three
cheers for Harrison and Reid, which was
done.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Schuyler's Democratic Rally.

SCHUYLER, Neb., Oct, 27,-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE In honor of the arrival
of Messrs. w. H. Thompson and &. F..
KEEPER the democrats turned out enmasse in
as grand a procession as they could form.
Preparations had been going on all week
and assertions made that 2G0 voters would
be in line. There We're lis by accura TO
count and thirty were not voters. The
opera house was well, filled, republicans hav-
ing turned out as numerously as any. Mr..
Thompson's talk was Jeffersoniansm,
burdens of taxation and McKineyism. DIR.
KEEPER reviewed the history of the demo-
cratic party as the nations benefactor, said
that the president should not have the right
of veto, and closed by stating that he had
been over the district and found prospects
bright
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
ELOUR OUTPUT.
Minneapolis Mills Again DO Big Weeks
Work,

Minneapolis Mills Again DO Big Weeks
Work.
MINNEAPoIis, Mum, Oct. 27.-The North
western Miller says: There was small
increase IN the amount of -four ground last
week, the figures coming next to the unpre-
cedcnted report of the week ended OCTOBER
s. Tho total was 22i.4 400 barrels, or 37,4lO
barrels daily. Tho week before the output
was l2l, $40 barrels; for the cores pondng
time in 1891, POS. 720 barrels. No dis position
is shown to slacken the immense pace at
which the mills are running as the
same twenty are going again this week
Mt rate representing between $1,000
and 3S0O0 barrels for everv wording
day. In the pres sure to get traffic eastward
before the close of navigation decided
scarcity of cars has developed and milers
are having great deal Of trouble to secure
enough to handle their output. The past
week the -four market has been pretty duh
and the mills have probably not made more
than enough sales TO Offset half the output.
The direct exports last week were 50, $50
barrels. against 80, 80 barrels tho week be-
fore, London quotations per $50 pounds,
C. i. f., are: Patents, 2Gs Cd; bakers, lSs ID
to 2Os; low grades, lis 3D. TO l2s 3d.