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Cour, Calendars Til. nay.

SUPREME CoURI-GEKERIL TEHn.-Recesl continued.
CALnsrH-hotionc calendar called At y o'elosL. sP.-
cincun couRT.-rarts l.. H.. Ill. and iV.-Adjournsd
for the term.
Hall and James D. Kseley. io.so A. ~ For probate :
Wills OF Ann u. Stone Mary DAILY. Julia FAhTor. RAnBel
u, strreter, Mary y. Hughes Laura T. Newton AbrAm
Mendes and CAthurtne soAlS, io;So A.,
o. srhCiAL ,ERs.-MotionA TaiAL fKRM-Parts l.. H.
and IIL-AdJonIned for the term.
SurEKioa CoUhT-hfscIAL IERh.-WeinbeIg nH WeiH
berg and motonG TRIAL TEnN.-Parts l., H. aud Ill
Adjourned for the term.
Crr unuRI-srEcIsL rERn Motions TRIAL rERx-
Parts l.. H.. Ill, and IV.-AdJourned for the term.
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Pension Fr.ud. In Ne. Mexico.

WARRINGTON. July 1a.The Pension Bureau
has had reason to suspect for eome time the
existence OF crooked dealing in New Mexico.
and instituted an investigation. About the
first result was the arrest OF pension attor-
charged with forgery OF evidence. He nIeaded
guilty. was tried at once. and has been SEN
fenced to seven years imprisonment In the
penitentiary. 1t Is not known yet how extern
sive Marceino's fraudulent operations were.
but about 2OO cases OF his are under examina-
ton.
The total number OF pensioners dropped
from the rolls since March 4. 1893. was 245,
and the total mum ber of pensione Suspended
since March 4. pending q further invest alton
OF their cases. was 5000.
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POLICEMAN HANLcN REPRIMANDED
He Svore He Arrested n Woman Who Was
Really Arrested by Another Policeman.

He Svore He Arrested n Woman Who Was
Rsally Arrested by Another Policeman.
Policeman John Hanlon OF the Mercer street
station arraigned Tessie Miner before Justice
Hogan in the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday and charged her with accosting
men in the streets. Hanlon sworo that he saw
rested her.
why. he never arrested me at, ALL" ex-
claimed the woman. never laid eyes on
him before. A policeman named Mallon ar
rested me-
Hanon admitted that Mallon arrested ber
And you have come here ard deliberately
sworn that you arrested the girl. when you did
no such thing 7" demanded Justice Hogan.
But saw her accost men and reported the
case to the station house." returned Hanlon.
"Oh you did. eh :" said the Justice. DO
you always have TO go to tho station house and
report violations Of the law before making ar
rests? Now. see here you just 20 and study
up the police rules. and never again bring any
one else's prisoners to court"
Then he discharged the woman.
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VICTIM OF Il PACKING COMPANY.
Hard Fate OF q Man " no Ate PiR's Foot
that DIDN'T helong to Him.

CHICAGO. July 19.-Matthew Manski was re-
leased from jail yesterday after nearly n
months imprisonment on charge OF having
stolen less than Ia cents worth OF picked
pigs feet from the Nelson Morris Packing
Company at tho stock yards When Manski
was arrested lie lived with his two children Mt
wife who was an invalid had become In sa ne
and had been taken to the asylum at Jefferson.
His children were he knew not whore. Manski
was released by the Grand Jury. which refused
to take cognizance. Of the charge OF larceny
preferred by the packing company.
month ago he was employed by tho COM
pany as q laborer in the packing house. The
day he was arrested he. was sent UP stairs to
the packing room. He picked up q piece OF
Il was hungry" he said. and almost uncon-
a bite. Then was arrested"
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Mr. Runk.. Fall from HI. Horse.

Charles Runk. q manufacturers OF wall
paper, who lives at 15Uth street and st. Nicho-
las place. was thrown from his horse at 155th
street and st. Nicholas avenue on Sunday.
The pavement Mt this crossing was recently
felaid. Tho rain undermined space OF about
Jour leet. leaving the stones nrched over II hoI
low tw" feet deep. This arch gave way under
the weight Of the horse. and pitched him for
ward. The sudden lurch threw Mr.. Runk and
s Mrncnea me ,endnns OF ms right arm 80
u" says he will sue the city Tor the pain and
annoyance the defective pavement cost him.
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CRUSHED UNDHH PRISON STONES.
workmcn were Putin. in Steel Cells when
q Floor Gave Way.

LEXINGTON. n.y.. July 10.-John Irskine,
white. and Dave Williams. colored. were re-
moving largo stones this afternoon from the
cells Of the Fayette county Jail with derrick
which was on the second floor OF the building.
The floor gave way. The derrick and men fell
through. The mon were taken out crushed
nearly 70 death. and will die.
Four negroes were on the derrick. but saved
themselves by jumping. Ben Pruden and Ike
bchooler were seriously injured
=, The prison Ia badly disabled and 1t iR feared
ths prisoners will have to be removed. The
]ail is new. but was so badly constructed that
Nwould not hold prisoners. and tho injured
Horkrnen were putting in steel coils to make
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suit. Against Is Assurance. Companies.

LINCOLN Neb.. July 19.-Suits will be insti-
tuted shortly by Buckstaff Bros. OF this city to
shut ont from doing business in Nebraska
some forty-hve insurance companies on the
ground that they have formed n trust to main
tain inequitable and exorbitant rates. to avoid
compliance with the Valued Policy law. and to
stand by one ant other in refusing full payments
OF losses In cases where. by technical avoid
ance. they can do SO.
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Victory for N,.gnr. Fan. Hack men.

NIAGARA FALLS, July 1a.-This afternoon the
papers in the Injunction secured by the Brown
Coach Company were served. and the gates OF
the New York Central depot yards were thrown
open to the outside hackmen. Eleven outside
carriages entered. and for the first time in
out loudly in the ears Of the, Centrnl's passen-
gers from the depot yard. station Master
the ground. the latter backing the outside
hac Oh man
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Shot the Cir, who vvoulan,s Wed Him.

NATION. Ill. July 1a-Mail Carrier Charles
Miller at 10 o'clock last night went to the resi-
dence Of Miss May Mack to prevail upon HIS
sweetheart to revoke her decision to discard
him. This she refused to do. and Miller walk ed
out to side window through which he fired
two shots from u revolver, fatally wounding
let's into his own body. and finding that death
was not likely 20 epsue threw himself into q
pond where his body was found this morning.
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A CABLE CIR JUMPS THE IRA OK.

The Gripman Fatally Injured and Several
Passengers Seriously Hurt.
CINCINNATI July l9.-An open cable car on
the Walnut Hills line coming down Gilbert av-
snue this morning jumped the track. The
gripman. John Dietrich. was thrown to the
ground and fatally injured. Several rnssen-
gers were hurt. tho most seriously injured
being: Mrs. Grimm OF Ivanhoe. head cut (:
Mary Eppng Of Blair avenue. cut over left eye:
Fay Hunter. IS Morris street. head and lin bs
suit and bruised: Lily Hunter. aged 20. -
Norris street. shoulder dislocated.
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Shutdown. In the Amo.le.r M,n..

MANCHESTER n. H.. July l9-Notices were
posted in the Jefferson and Namaske bag mills
yesterday to the effect that those mills will be
closed from now until Aug. !. This move was
taken on account OF the low water at present
in the river. When the Amoskeag mills close
down Aug. these mills, which are owned by
the same corporation will resume, SO that at
no time will all the Amoskeag mills be closed
at the same time.
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Jose Corr.,ro Must BIO R..,nd,e.ed.

NEW BEDFORD. July 19..-Jose Correiro was to
have been arraCned In the Superior Court to-
day for the murder OF Bertha Manchester on
May 30 last. Counsel for the prisoner entered a
fs Josi de- Melio and not jose Correiro. Corres
as stated In the Indictment. and praying that
the indictme emit DO quashsd ana abnted. Tho
plen was accepted. and another session OF tho
Grand Jury will be held.
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Appointments by the Governor.

ALBANY. July 1a-Gov Flower to-day ap-
pointed DIR. Florence ODonohue OF Syracuse
q member OF the State Board OF Health. in place
OF DR.. Whitbeck OF Rochester, who recently re-
signed. He also appointed James Purcell Of
the House OF Refuge for Women at Hudson. in
place OF Samuel r Rainey whose term OF office
Gov. Flower left for Watertown at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. where he will remain until next
week.
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A Town Celenr.,es Its Iooih Anniversary

RANDOLPH. Mass. July 19.-The Tooth annl-
versary OF tho incorporation Of this town was
observed to- day by decorations. the booming
OF cannon, athletic sports, children 8 entertain
citizens and yited guests to the tent where
literary exercises were held. Lieut-Goy.
Molcott WAS one Of the speakers.
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AiSreHameo1s.

DRUNK NNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cared by
Adsniniste ring DIR. Haines's
Golden Specific.
1t be given in n cup OF coueo or tea or In FOOD
without the fnOwiedRe Of the pAteut y is absolutely
harmless and will effect permanent and speedy cure
whether the pa 10 a moderate drinker alec.
holic wreck. IL has been given IN thousands OF cases
and in every instance perfect cure has followed IL
never IA IL. Tho system once impreRnaed with tho
SPECIFIC. IL becomes an utter impossibilty for the
HOLDEN sPECIFIC CO. Props Cincinnati
<6-pAge book OF pArtic ulhrs free To DO had or
Alex Hudnnt, 2t3 broadway.
WeiAsInan 4 Auelienbach. Bible House.
Long Acre Pharmacy. broadway and <3ds
X. Hudnut. e2b BroadwAy
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The report Of an analysis OF a sample Of
Croton water made to the Health Board yes-
terday by Chemist Martin shows that nitrites
have again appeared in the water. The Board
received a communication from the Commits
sioner Of Public Works. saying that he had or
dered oil the fire hydrants blown Off in places
where the water was reported bad.
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Pedestrian Killed by . Train.

OMAHA. July 10.-W. l. Oakley OF New York.
walking from San Francisco to New York on q
wager. was killed by Union Pacific train
Jew miles west Of here yesterday aftern Don.
oakley was identified Wy papers on his person.
ne was endeaVorinx to make the trip without
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New Corporations.

ALBANY. July 19.-These companies were in
oorporated to- day:
The American Flag Company, to manufAoturp flags
mai In New York city Capital $500 600. Directors
Charles Gotthelf Herman Gotthsf Frederick a. Croft
aud Hugo y. CrumbAch of New York city.
The Columbia Grain Drying Company. to dry wet
brewers and other grains in New York city. Capital
100000 Directors j. Noble Hayes. Charles II. Murray.
and James ". Pryor OF New York city.
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Tobacco Crop Ru,n.d-Lo.., 500. 900.

HARTFORD, July 19.-The storm. accom- panied
win hail. which passed over this city last
evening, made terrible havoc with the tobacco
ttpHpi the town OF East Hartford. tho largest
eco-gIowing district in the Connecticut
valley. The tot.l loss will exceed 100000
ehd may be much greater.
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Indian Solder. Dismissed tho Service.

a, GUTHRIE, U. T., July 1o.-By special order OF
r. soldiers at Fort Reno have been dismissed
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BE CAREFUL

When ordering Johanns, "The King of Natural Table
Waters the label and that the cork stamped
Zonhaus The genuine label has
"Johanns" dagonay in red letters white ground
he lettering above and below being white black ground
ACCEPT NO OTHER WAFER As SUBSTITUTE.
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ROOMS m HOTELS or. PRIVATE HOUSES

AZ 500 90 ST. In roomi accessible to Worlds Fair
walking distance desired can accolnmodate any and
all; have the best OF hotel, down town from 81 to 81
per day or can rent furnished house or fat for1
months from t1b TO $500 per month. Address
i. ELLIOTT Co.,.,
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Released from Prison, but Cut Hts Thront.
New ORLEANS July 19.-Denny Corcornn.
recently shot by August Albert. was pro-
nounced out OF danger yesterday. and Albert
was released On bond. This morning Albert
cut his throat and will probably die.
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proposals.
STATE OF MINNESOTA

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
OFFICE OF THE
RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE CORNERSTONE
SAINT PAUL. July 1. 1Spa
THE RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION
L OF MINNESOTA invite sealed bias for tho CON
sruetlon Of state Elevator OF 800 900 hushei. ca
pacity IN 81 Louis Bay at Duluth. Plans speciHca.
lions &c be at Office. BIDS III be opened
Aug. . at 10 A. ". Each bid must be accompanied by
deposit in money OF ten thousand dollars n certt
ned check In said amount. as guaranty of responsible
ity and good faith.
The commission reserve the right reject any and
all bids.
Attest: WIN. ". LIGGETTl
A. X. TEIsBERG. GEO. L. BECKER Commissioner
Secretary. IRA b. MILLS,
NJ JTICE-Estimntes for furnishing save yellow pine
IN timber under contract 45t will he received by tho
pepartmens Of Docks, iier 4. Battery Ilace until
O'Clock r. N. OF Thursday, Aug. 1893 For full par
ttcu!ars SEQ the City Record Copies Tor sale at
City Hall.
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MICE FLATS To NICE PEoPLE--rour.room mats,
heni,iifully decorated. range tubs ecctrcs. 40
nothing like them for the money 80 ~. $40 Sill Sl2;
Futon J.. saratoga station; Union l., Chnuncey sta.
ton. Always open. MORRISON. 2b5 Marion st.
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING AT
THE FOLLOWING OFFICES WILL
BE THE SAME AS THOSE
CHARGED AT THE MAIN
NEW YORK CITY.
1925 BROADWAY. NEAR SID ST.
The SUM- Copy received until IL p. u
80 Bast l25th st.
Copy received until Up NJ
All AMERICAN DISTRICT MESSENGER OFFICES
BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN ADVERTISING AGENCY 88T FULTON
ST, opposite City Hall and Court House
,EASTERN DISTRICT ADVERTISING BUREAU. los
Broadway
LONG ISLAND CITY. L.
,d g9EpEE { i Ay cssphon' Call 90 ar'snp'nn
HOBOkEN. n. J
WASHINGTON ST.. <lo. OTTO L RErrhKYEh
PATCHOGUE, IL
JAMES cAKFIELD. GERARD BUILDING
BOSTON. MASS.
WASHINGTON ST.. 2bs. wALooTT r. BURDErE
CHICAGO. ILL.
ia DEARBORN ST. ). n YOUNG
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sflats mud apartments % 2et.
.flats aud apartments ruokluu.

100D ST. .as wEsT--wide nat of rooms; all light
AVE- rent s2G. seen sunday
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BOSTON, MASS

JAMES cAKPIELD. GERARD BUILDING
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PAICHOGuE. IL.

WASHINGTON ST.. 1lO. OTTO L REITAEYEh
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lIG DEARBORN ST, J. n. YOUNG
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BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN ADVERTISING AGENCY. 8oT FULTON
ST. opposito City Hall and Court House.
EASTERN DISTRICT ADVERTISING BUREAU. los
Broadway
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for Sale or % get-gew sersey.

AT THE REAL ESTATE and Cottage Directory ONCE
a OF THOMAS j. EMERY; nt Atlantic
Highlands. you can learn of desirable and profitable
real estate investments in tracts parcels that have
no equal along the coast Cottages to let.
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LONG ISLAND CITY, [.

LUNG ISlNNU CITT, I.
yoRpRN Ay, 8 Telephone Call. 90 Grssnpont
JOHN w. DAYRKN.
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cflats aud apartments ataatea.

A YouNG MARRIED COUPLE would like a small n.t
IL B. ROGER. Jr. 20 East 18th st.
w hErED-In brooklyn, in the vicinity Of S0strand
w nv fiat of six rooms with bath, rent from SIS TO
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WASHINGTON ST. ats. wALoorr R. BURDErr.
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amrllina 5tonses o. Act.

nEs1RABLE HOUSES. unfurnishcd and furnished. la
~ all ynrtp Of the city.
fULsoM TRUTiIERs. s28 Broadway. cor. lath,.
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SPECIMEN GASES.

S. H. Crawford, New CasseI, Wis.
was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism. His stomach was disoldered,
his liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength,
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, Ill,
had a running sore on his leg Of eight
Years standing. Used three bottles q
Electric Bitters and seven boxes 81
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Ca
tawba, o., had Ave large fever sores
On his leg, doctors said he was incur
able. One bottle Of Electric Bitters
and one box Bucklen's Arnica salv'
cured him entirely. Sold by +. G
Williams, Jr., & Co., drug store.
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GIGANTIC TRUST.
The dob rrtntcrs ~ CinoInnatt "a a
hlns-- Capital stack u lie mfO. siaJnoi


The Dab rrintcrs ~ CineInratt "a Conn
hine-cnpitai stock 10 ne @i0.0eos0on.
CINCINNATI. April i a movement Ii
On foot and almost rtady to cnlminate
whereby all the leading job printing.
engraving and lithngraphing companies
81 cinciunti are TO organized under one
head
The Cincinnati lob Printing associa-
ton, patterned IN mnny respects after
tho American Typo Founders associa-
tion. has SO far progressed that II il
only question Of few weeks before
there Will be p complete consolidation
Fl oil the principal interests 81 q like
kind now doing business ii Cincinnati.
There are nll-tota about 100 book and
Job printers III CineinnatL or those
about onc-half have been Invited ID 20
into the combine and the others will DO
either forced TO come In OF leave the
Geld entirely
The capital stock 81 tho new combine
II 70 be between 60, o00, 900 and $40, o00,-
900. most probably the latter figure
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MORE Bie pLuMs.


several Ftrst.class onlces Iifird ly FRESH
deet Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, April 4 The president
Monday sent the following nominations
% the senate;
VIM. Edmund Curtis Of New York.
20 be FIRST assistant secretary az the
treasury, vice Gcnio NJ Lamhcrtson. re-
d1ned,
Charles s lIamlin, Of Massachusetts,
% Be assistant secretary 81 The treas
Try, vicc John II. Gear. resigned.
James II. Eckles. Of Illinois, to be
controller 81 the currency.
Iaa T. Mclinc. Of the District Of Co
lumbia. 10 be assistant treasurer ef the
United States.
T. Strobe Fartvw 81 South Car
ollna, 70 be second auditor o. The treas
ary.
John y nfnwley. % Pennsylvania, 20
b. auditor 81 the treasury 81 The post
stIlce department
Jas J. Willie, 81 Florida, TO be deputy
dfth auditor az She treasury
Henry w. Exncr ~ New Jersey, 10 DO
solicitor Of Gus toms for the district IN
Newark, N. J.
Dudley Q. Watson. az Michigan. 10 bc
collector Of customs for tho district OF
Michigan
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THE MARKETS.
!. Cincinnati. April I

Cincinnati. April
FLoun-Farniiy ss4s; fancy, $500
WHEAT Rejected, track. sac; No. Z, red,
track ddssc; No 2, red, &c, rejected 5sc
Corn Mixed ear, track, 4ec; yellow ear,
track &c; No 2 white. 43ac; No 3 mixed,
track, i0c,
OATS No 8 mixed. track, aaKc; No white,
track 3atsc; No. mixed, track, s3sc.
RYB-Cash, 4Sc; July, Sic.
BARLEY NO 2, dc
CATTLE Select butcher, "a 5OR4 rs; extra,
s4s5ah0o; fair TO good s350a4 20: common,
Sss0Qa2a Heifers: Good 10 choice heavy,
si0oa440: coed to choice light, SO 75d Is: com.
mon to fair, S2.25a350
VEAL CALVES Common and large, 5000
400: fair to good light, s5.00aG25; extra, g6 So
Hocs-Seleet heavy and prime butcher, Sc 20
g6.7a; q few extra sold carly at s.; fair to
good packing, 625ae6 50: common and rough,
h50456 20; primelighi 10 % IS; Others, is 76A
go: pigs. s450 IBIS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Sheep Steady: spring
lambs plenty and lower Yearlings and weth7
ers M55 5.s5 lat ewes, s425 94.75 common o
fair mixed s355I425 FAN Lambs 4 IS .. -
Spring Lambs-s7.o0 1909
NEw YoEK, April 4
WHRAr-No. q red dull and steady May,
s4l5i6c; July, 70 il-i6c.
RYE-oaiet and steady; western h016sc.
BARLsY--Stasc, "a SOC: western, cog SOC; No
Toronto. 81 p3c; No edo. e4assc
CoRN-No. dull and steady; May, 47ssc;
July, t7Sc; No :, 5ssl soslc; steamer mixed.
4assc
oA1s- No : dull and easter; May, s4slc,
western 81 4sc
CATTLE Marker nothing doing: all through
consignmentsI cars cattle were SHIPPED to
New York
Hoes Market very dull; philadeiphias I 20
d7S0; mixed $7,eo s5lc; best Workers, s0a1
ZOO Light Workers. 60 6s5;9 GAGS hess ship
ped to New York
SHEEP- Market steady At unchanged pfIceA
nALTIMoHg Airsl 4
WHEAT Easy. No led sroi and April,
72Ac: May 73sc; July. 7lse.
CORN Quiet Mixed spot, April ana May.
l71cs
oars oaiet ann stcaay; ia, white west
RYE Inactiva; Nc. = .ss casse KIN
cHGsro, April 4
FLOUR AND RAIS Cash quotations: Flopr
stagnant and practically unchanged No. >
spring wheat, 73495ssAc: No, spring wheaf.
roc; No 2 red, 7Ss4 70 &c: No ? eorn,s9S s9sse;
No g. $50. No. : oats, PC; No 2whiie, I, Q b,
SAKE. No swhite T. O b., 81 3lsse; Nov rye.
nc; No barley, 62c No > 4 q. p, i5 COG No
AZ b b, 50 49,
PHILADELPHIA AiTil 4
FLouR--very dull and market weak on all
grades except choice snring patents, pfssss of
which were steadily held
WHEAT Dull and . shade easier; No red
April, Tx 7sc; May, S417ti&e
CoRN--No 2Amixed April 45AAIss4ci Nay,
Juae and July, s7Aes4sAe
oArs-No swhite April, May, 5pnt and July,
soh G40kc
I,nIEpo q, April 4
wHEAr-Sieady; No ? cash s94e; May,
7oc July Tshc August, z
CoBN-- Dull and steady 30 9sssh and May,
40 No 2, yellow, rs
OATS Dali; cash, as
RYE IS; cady; cash, aest.
CLoyER-sEED Dull md .caas = r. ash,
SeaQ s ~