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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

,BoU1s AZ the residence Q: her son IN BaltImors.
M Nd 81 lMpH%dsy Marsh "a lss:s att o'clock
Boris 81. and mother Of r. n. Bouis "a this city.
asG slTnsy y 5s AND nd sf p month
Nd. Wednesday. March ~. SPIN
nfEF ls e. T THGssaN Il n sss a; s
In her seyenty-ninth year
wi ranea Tim r, a,s rs I.;,s' n0rs
family invited
HGrs akRY ssSr Fl NaTfs Is :,
VIM Hutchinson, native of County Antrim. ireland.
eGs a' MsfsS s. a. s srss.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend. q
si KSAP p bs on Monasy M;reh q 1888 q. n. red.
MARGUERITE T.. youngest daughter Of Daniel E
Notice % funeral hereafter.
LAMMoND. At midnight. Msrch % lsaa VAR
seyenty-ninIh year of Der are
Funeral services at the residence OF her daughter,
March ~. 1nterment private.
LEVI LEWIS; on Moaasy. March %. 1893. RUTH T.
Funeral Wednesday, March 2s st2 p.m., from the
Residence Of her mother. No. l24s 9Th
MARLIER. On Tuesday morning March rs. lspa
LEOPOLD MARLIER. @sed forty years and nins
funsra services from his late residence looo 18th
Frisnds and M ,nS,sa =, narsAy March 50
MASON On Tuesday, March -. 1923. u 9s<5 a.
n, TKoMAs j.. the only SOD OF the lats Thomss and
Funeral notice hereafter.
x RIi,EI Al, a. her resdenc. IN Brooklsnd. d. C..
Funeral serNioes at Holy Rood cemetery on wsdnss.
p sIff fask Hn Ma n.ni lss q
P1nkney A and Cora Lee scasgs.
Safe in the arms Of Jesus"
ANcE vIRGiNTA. daushier Of Cora 3isre and A. 4.
We struggled hard TO save her;
Oeet o Ia re- Ier hor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
GRAY vs.. WHITE.
Our Naval Ships win Probably Have
Change OF Color.

Our Naval Ships Win Probably Have .
Change OF Color.
Although Secretary Herbert has as vet had
no time to consider the question seriously it is
regarded in naval circles as practically settled
that all our steel warships will be painted some
other color than white. The experience with
that paint has been expensive and it has been
found almost impossible to keep the ships bright
and clean. Besides il is urged that vessels Of
that color a-e 100 conspicuous for Efficient SER
vice when i: is decided object to remain OBJ
scure as long as possible. No substitute has yet
been selected, but light gray assi;nilating to
an atmospheric haze finds most favor with
naval officers, Offering less objection than
any other color suggested. An experiment in
color is being tried with the torpedo boat Cush-
ing, which has been painted a sea-greea Color
She will be the only vessel Of that color in the
American fleet in the naval review and will be
accordingly conspicuous among her milk-white
and larger consorts. All the wooden ships of
our navy are PAINTED black and nearly al the
foreign vessels which will participate in the re-
view are of similar somber hue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
Tee GLOVE ARRAY.

In this particular department the week
preceding Easter Sunday Is one Of the
busiest Of the entire year. as every one
knows sh. must have the latest Idea in
Gloves. and for that reason we are
MAKING SPECIAL PRICES. tomake
the department dOubly attractive.
BLACK KID GLOVES with FIEX-
1BLE STAMPED LEATHER 6AUNT-
LIFTS.
s135 pair.
4BUTToN PEARL GLACE KID
GLOVES with BLACK points and
wells. in EXTRA QUALITY.
s1-oOpair-
SUCTION LENGTH WHITE
SUEDE MoNsQUETAIREs. worth
sLoopair.
BEST GRADE BIARRITZ GLOVES
REDUCED FOE this WEEK TO
g6c. pair.
sBUTTON-LENGTH GRAY SUEDE
MoCsQCETAIREs. sPECIALPRICE.
slpsir.
All OF the above Gloves TRIED on
and warranted.
NEW and FULL ASSORTMENT
Of FABRIC GLOVES in Isle.
TAFTETA SILK or PURE SILK. in
BLACK or SPRING COLORS. for
% and Soc. pair.
HANDSOME LINE of GAUNTLET
FABRIC GLOVES. all the NEW
SHADES. for
SOC. pair.
SPLENDID SILK GAUNTLET
GLOVES. in the SPRING COLOR
INGS, for
75c. pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
ON THE AVENUE.

Yesterday was an ideal day for strolling the
svenue. As sauntered up and down that famous
thorouehfsre met statesmen. social leaders. sub
stantisl business men. politicians. Office seekers,
idlers and in all the walks Of life Those who
the hsppiest expressions were the ladies. who
had Just finished their Easter shopping and had
ceeded in matching the fabric that to complete
their new spring gowns I understand that some of
the Easter which will be displayed during the
social dress parade on Connecticut and Massschu-
sets avenues next Sunda- will fairly daxze the
'ehappies. who expected to come out and TOOK
them over"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
No VISITORS RECEIVED.
How the Presidents Order as to Cabin
Days Works.

HOW the President'e Order as to Cabinet
Days Works.
The Presidents order against the reception
Of visitors by heads Of departments on cabinet
days weat into effect today. 1t was faithfully
observed in the State. War ard Navy Depart
menssL Secretary Gresham went 10 Baron
Andrade's funeral and was only at the depart
ment about fifteen minutes when he was called
away to attend the cabinet meeting at II
o'clock
Secretaries Lamont and Herbert were at
their desks at 10 o'clock and had full hour for
the uninterrupted consideration Of depart
mental business. Each had large number OF
visitors. but none were admitted TO the minis
terial presence. Representative O'Neal of
Massachusetts,, accompanied by Mr. Patrick A.
Collins OF Boston, the newly appointed
consul general at London. made the rounds Of
the three departments, but were unable TO see
any OF the secretaries. In each instance the
messenger said the secretaries were not receiv-
ing today and that they could not take in any
cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
Mr.. Morfon's Last Ofhcial Act.

Ex-yice President Morton has completed his
last official act in connection with the past ad-
ministratioa. Today warrant was forwarded
to him for $685. being the balance due him
for the first four days of March. This settled
his account with the government. Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson. on the other hand, has Just
begun to draw his salary. warrant was COM
pleted by the Treasury Department today
drawn In his favor for S6222O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
HE HAS RESIGNED.
Tho Minister ca Portugal Has Tendered
Hts designation.


The Secretary Of State has received the
resignation of ex-senator Gilbert A. Pierce of
Minneapolis As United States minister 10
Portugal Mr.. Pierce Was appointed 10 his
present Office by sx-president Harrison Janu-
AIRY and was confirmed by the senate two
days later. lie started for his post from New
York February 4. but did not reach there until
after the installation of the present administra-
ton. The delay Vas cansed by short stops en-
route at Gibraltar. Genoa. Naples. Rome.
Capua. Florence. Verona, Milan, Nice, Monte
Carlo and Madrid. IL is understood that his
first Official &C; after being formally received at
court in Lisbon was 10 place his resignation at
the disposal Of President Cleveland 10 IL
hardly likely that the Avowed policy OF the
President TO allow republican officials 20 serve
out their full term vii be applied TO the case Of
Minister Pierce. at least his friends in this city
say they can hardly hope Cor such action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
Mr.. stump to Re CommI ssioner of Immi.
grafton.

1t is understood from the very best informa-
ton obtainable that Congressman Herman ID.
Stump OF Maryland Will be appointed supe-in-
tendent Of immigration to succeed Mr.. Owen.
The appointment Of Mr.. Stump is regarded a.
an excellent and fitting one. He was chairman
o. the committee on immigration in the House,
was author Of the Stump bill regulating inn
migration and has been intimately connected
with that question for some wears past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF,
An Unhappy Shoemaker Takes . Big Dos,
of Laudsnum

Edward Watson, q shoemaker. whose shoe
shop is at the southwest corner of sth and 1
streets southwest, made an attempt last night
to end his life. and. although be was not dead
at noon. it is possible that he will not recover.
Watson ID about fifty years old, and last night
before retiring he babe his children goodbye,
telling them they would never again see him
alive. Before retiring he drank two ounces of
laudanum. and when found by one OF his chill
dren this morning he was unconscious
A physician was called and the police were
notified. The officers took charge of the pa
tent and had him sent to Providence Hospital
for treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

Rev. JOHANNES A. OnRrKL ID TO deliver Q
lecture 1t the Art Students' League, sos 18th
street northwest, this evening, on The Revela-
ton Of the Beautiful"
Rev. N. N. CoRSELIrs, d. D.. pastor of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, ID lying seriously
Ill from an attack Of pneumonia at his resi-
dence on Capitol Hill There Is slight improve
ment since the first attack of the disease, vet
there is much anxiety on the part Of his family
and the people Of his church
TIE proposed National University in this
city was the theme Of an entertaining talk by
ex-Gov. John W. Hoyt ct the University Club
Saturday evening.
Ar special meeting Of the Anthropological
Society to be held in the lecture hall OF Colum-
bian University this evening Maj. J. w.
Powell viii Rad . continuation Of his paper on
"a System Of Psychology"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
They VIII Ketaliate.

II 10 stated that the friends Of Senator Roach
are determined to meet the resolution intro
duced in the Senate today for the investigation
Of the charges made against Senator Rosch BY
introducing counter-charges against Senators
and Representative in Congress. The friends
Of Mr.. Roach have not mentionedany names
nor have they iutimsted against whom thass
counter-charRes will be brought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
Two More District Applicants.

Two more residents Of the District are appli-
cants for positions under the Treasury Depart
ment. Harvey L. Maddox wishes to be assist
ant appraiser at the New York custom house.
Chss. X. Hodges desires TO be chief examiner
in the division of the sixth auditor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

MATTHEW IRiNBLE, JR, son Of Assessor
Irim5le, left Yesterday for a weeks trip down
the river. He will put in all OF his time duck
shooting, and as he Is one Of the best shots in
the city u successful trip is assured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
w. A. PIERCE & Co,
10 MARKET SPACE.
COR STH ST. AND PA AVE.
MoaE E.srEH Faxcrrs.

Aswe told you befor. THIS WEEK Will
Re devoted especially to those requisites
needed to finish out Costumes for
EASTER SUNDAY. when to be in the
fashion you will want everything new
and SPRING like. OUR list for tomor-
row will be very interesting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
Eange of tho Thermometer.

NAoo VI t"o ahertnofneter.
The following we're the temperatures at the
Office OF he weather bureau today: Sam. 81:
p. m, ~; maximum, -; minimum, So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
MARRIED,
DIED.

.,ELLERY-PATToN. On November TO- 1850, by
PATTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

Bpxzrr Cones, charged with hcussbrsak-
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
The .'opKNrNG- SOUVENIRS.

The ''OPEN1NG" SOUVENIRS.
men. Judge the Opening" from Q different stand
point than do women That is evident in comparing
the news items that have appeared in both papers,
and the criticisms of the lady visitors. Many Of the
latter quote the Souvenirs the attraction. They
say. too thst the published List Of Soupenirs 0irss
idea or the rarietv and beauty of the Palss Royals
netu seGson's noreities.
So great has been the demand for the Dress Goods
Souvenirs that the White Goods and Embroidery De-
partments have been moved TO The second floor. The
space gained first floor to be used for Dress Fab
RIGS. thus oaft rfsstors TOMORROW and
nth less CONFUSION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
a Ritible SfCht

Piable Sight
Il b TO see an infant suffering from the lack OF
proper food. y ID entirely unnecessary, e reli
able food can always be obtained We refer TO
the Cen 0oroen Eagle Brand Condensol Nm.
eoad ~ gSooers and druegists sverywhsra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
EASTER HaxpKERcurEr BARGAINS

LADIES' DAINTY JAPANESE
HANDKERCHIEFS. prettily EN-
BROIDERED, in all sorts of styles and
colors. Some with drawn work. others
without all scaIiOped- These are tasty
and effective to have with q Few dress
Regular price. so and Sc. FOR THIS
WEEK CHOICE FOR
DC. each
SHEER LAWN INITIAL HEM
STITCHED HANDkERCHIEFS for
ladies',
LADIES' EXTRA FINE PURE
LINEN INITIAL HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS. very sheer. Reg
ulsr price. SOC. FOR EASTER
WEEK.
CSC. each
MEMS COLORED BORDERED
EEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEES,
IOI1c each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

Information was received here today that
Rev. George R Bliss, DID,, Ii. D.. father a
Capt Tasker II. Bliss, A d. C. to Gen. Scho-
Asld, died ct his residence 1t Upland, near
Chsstsr, Pa, on the 9Th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
ION the Avenue"

HE WITTY WRITER OF THE POST UNDER HEADING OF
ION THE AVENUE" THUS REFERS 'oPENINGn OF
SPRING AND EASTER NOVELTIES At THE PALAIs ROYAL:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
SPECIAL I1RE,EY Nor1cr

Asve have decided to discontinue our
CIRCULATING LIBRARY We WILL
NOT EXCHANGE any NOVELS after
APRIL l.. 1S:E;. We now have On
hand very LARGE COLLECTION OF
tie POPULAR NOVELS OF the day, by
standard writer's some slightly soiled.
Others perfectly New and food As you
know the regular price OF this book Is
2Uc and 25c, but We have been selling
them for lOc. FbOM NOW ON To
CLOSE THEN OUT OUR PRICE
WILL BE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

NV STYLE Warsrs.
We have Just opened q new lot OF La
dies Waists. some of which We men
LADIES COTTON sURAH WAIST
that yon can't tell from foulsrd silk, n
BLACK GROUND WITH WHITE
STRIPES OF BLACK or BLUE EOLKA
SPOTS. piaifed down bacE and front.
good dttin-, well made SPECIAL
Sl.UO each.
LADIES' SILK GINGHAM WAIST.
nsae Of that NEW MATERIAL that is
prettier and lighter than CHINA SlLk
In L BLUE. or PINK. with neat figure
o. white silk. full waist tucked back or
deep rundown collar. DOUBLE 'ruffie
down front PRICE,
$40 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
LAxsBuseH & BRo.
EASTER ANNOUNCEMENT.
DEzss GooDs FoR EASTER.

DrEss GooDs Foa EASTER.
Ths popular notion tia. the Easter
Holiday il the proper occasion for the
advent of spring fashions leads u to
Eat upon exhibition all tbs new
things In Spring Silks. Wool and
Cotton Dress Gocds-
Through constant and unrsmit-
ting Efforts on our part. We pre-
sent TO the public an astonish-
ing and bevTdertns array Of
Dress Fabrics gathered from the
leading European esntsrs. combined
with an Extraordinary assembly Of
materials By the most reliable do
msstic Manufacturers. forming, in
III .h. r,ost .o,,,,la,. ...o-..<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
LACE DEpARrMENr SOUVENIRS.
(AISo Veilsl

10 per cent discount-onetenth OF marked prices Of
all Laces. including Drapery Nets. Lace Neckwear
and Parasol Covers.
22c Wells all styles. 19c
lie Wells. all styles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -15c
I2c Wells. lOc and &c Wells. .oc
10 per cent discount on made Crepe Border Wells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

TRIMMING DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
(Trimmin9s. Ribbons. Flowers.)
10 per cent discount-onetenth of marked prices of
all Dress Trimmings and Buttons. Ribbons. Feathers.
and Flowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT SouyEs1,

Cotton. Cambria. Wool, sikh
19c Swiss Ribbed Vests colors lie
rs kichelieu Ribbed Vests. colors l9c
pc kiooed vests Pants and Tights 44c
9Sc Ribbed SILK Vests coiors 80
" SIX vests worth q 25). CSC
III Per cent discount on extensive Silk Under
wear also one-tenth on the prices mark ed on Phyllis
Spring and Summer Union Suits Sc
- 20 Cotton and Cambria French Undergrr-
ms 80 81 80
S,0s LaSe-ui.nme1 Endorsements ........... 81 %
81 1klets anu Slght 90 ms SIC
50 SkHts ana Corset Covers.
eSc 6,encn MODEL Corset Covers ....-......... 49c
- Disk SstSrn Skirts ..................49 c
q p Siik Emor ordered sateen skirts ....... Sc
~ So Excelsior Cloth Skirts silk rnsi.. - ~
SS - siif sirss ~ ~ ssxis. q
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CoRsEr DEPARTMENT Souvr,,ss

Al oS Srmnsr Co~s.ss I'll ~
~ Summer Corssts. all styles ..... Sho
SOC Misses Corsets all sizes -
&c Mt0ss' Corset Waists ..............'- -
Continued sbVya)
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.

GLOVE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
e6c Biarritz or Pigskin Mousquetaires. ...... SOC
81 French Kid Gloves. 4 buttons ............9 5c
81 Foster Kid Gloves hooks. ................9 90.
Sl23 Foster Kid Gloves. hooks 81 Is
sl:,5 Suede Mousquetaires. ................Sl Is
81 Palais Royal" Suede Mousquetaires. w 81 80
81 81 "Palais Royal" Suede Mousquetaires' 81 90
81 80 p T." French Kids. big buttons. 81 81
*LoO p. r." Kids. with horn buttons .....S1 2j
81 IS ''P r." 4-button Kids. London made 81 6S
s2 'P R." 4-button Kids. Paris made. So
81 Mems English Dogskin Gloves. ......,,.... Ssc
81 80 Mems Chevrette Gloves b
Sl..o PERKINS, Gloves. usually S159
81 Misses and Boys Kid Gloves .S SIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
DREss Goops SOUVENIRS.

Soc Wool Dress Fabrics, all styles. 45c yard
sec Wool Popelines. all styles. 15c yard.
sc English Diagonais. all styles. yard.
al SILK and Wool Suitings 75c yard.
al p Novelty Suitings, all styles 81. - yard.
81 % Exclusive Novelty suitin2s As yard.
81 Changeabls S1rah Silks. all styles $50 yard.
81 Plaid Surah silks. all styles. S9c yarI
Ell Figured India silks. all styles yard
DC Genuine Scotch (hnghams, 2Ic yard.
SOC Novelty French Satines.--..... .4Jc yard
III silks I cent discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28

EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT SoUvEN1Rs
| tEmbroideries and White Goods-)
| one-tenth of msrKed prices Of all Embroideries.
also Figured Dmitiss and Swiss. Lawns. Organizes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-15
ILLINOIS LEGISLATIVE oolNes.
Laws Advanced Toward Their Passage
and Others Introduced

Laws Advanced Toward Their Passage
and Others Introduced.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb ia petition for an
institution for the incurably insane was
presented in the senate yesterday, and an
other for the repeal or amendment of the
present game law. The bill to pay judges
and clerks of election S per day was sent
70 third reading after striking out official
ticket holders. Bills were introduced: Ap-
propriating 8 900 to the Chicago Eve and
Ear lnfirmary; appropriations for the state
reformatOry at Pontiac, the Soldiers Home
at Quincy, the blind institute, Central Hos
pltal for the Insane, and deaf and dumb
asylum; to prohibit bookmaking and pool
selling. The bill to reduce the interest on
amounts for redemption of land sold for
taxes was sent to third reading.
ProceediaEs In the House.
In the house resolution to abandon
work on certain dams in the Illinois river
and devote the money to be used for dams
to the deepening of the channel of the
river was referred. Ferns wanted the
house to meet at 10 a. m but his name
was Dennis right away. The bill to make
city mayors terms four years with no re-
election was reported favorably A bill
was passed regulating the serving of pro-
cesses on trustees managing railways.
Bills were introduced: Amending the Aus
tralian ballot law; for the relief of certain
persons in the American bottoms; prohib-
lting employment of minors in factories:
regulating railway tracks in cities, and
rates everywhere prohibiting the sale of
adulterated liquors
Another Apportionment Scheme.
The Democratic members of the legislature
held meeting yesterday and fixed upon an
apportionment scheme. 1t gives the Re
publicans the First, Seventh, Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, and
Twenty-second. The Democratic districts
are the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth,
Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Twen.
tieth and Twenty-first. One district is
doubtful, the Eleventh, but the chances
there appear to favor the Democrats
Thirteen Democratic Congressman.
1t may be assumed, therefore, that if the
state is reapportioned on the basis of this
bill the Democrats will have thirteen dis
tricts, the Republicans eight and one will
be doubtful but with chances favoring the
Democrats. The Democrats claim that all
doubt as to constitutionality is removed
from this bill, as the average variation
from t he ratio is but 0299
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-15
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO. Feb, IA
Following were the quotations on the board
of trade today: Whear-February, opened
75Isc, closed 1880; May, opened 1850, closed
7gc, July, opened 1850, closed 7s14c. Corn
February, opened 421ac, closed 1910; May,
opened $3.50, closed 46c; July, opened 461sc,
closed 4614c. oats-February, opened o,
&C; May, O ened 343sc, closed 1850 Pork
February opened Sl9.l5. closed 1885; May,
opened S2I9;5j, closed Sl9.25; July, opened
Sl9.jo, closed eig.25. Lard February opened
Sl260 closed Sl2.45.
Live stock-hogs: The prices at the Union
Stock yards today ranged as follows
Receipts for the day 2h,uJr quality poor;
left over about 1890: market moderate
ly active on packing and shipping account;
feeling easier and prices 5ll0c lower. sales
ranged at S6UUd7.sO pigs, S1.&@a25 light,
81. l59s.D rough packing, SS.10Qeo.5O mixed,
and Ss.359e.65 heavy packing and shipping
lots
Cattle-Receipts for the day 900; quality
only fair; market fairly active on local
and shipping account and prices without
change; quotations ranged at S5.406G16OO
choice TO extra shipping steers S7O1
$50 good to choice do Sal "a I6o fair to good,
S3.6Jq4UO common 20 medium do, S340G4.0O
butchers steers, Sa.Jo13.25 stockers, $500
AS Texas steers S3-35lt4.l5 feeders, S21n0
$50 COWS, S2.=593'o bulls, aud S3.U1ll5.50 veal
calves.
Sheep-Receirts tor the day 900; quality
fair; market was rather quiet and prices
unchanged; quotations. ranged AT 5000
$40 per lU0 lbs westerns. SS.sO05.3 natives,
and S4.J066.25 lambs.
Produce Butter-Eancy separator, $50
&c; good 10 choice. 2,.lag-Sc; fancy dairy, 2SG
&c; fresh packing stock, 16Gl7c Eggs
Strictly fresh. &c per doz: ice house, 21G622c
Dressed poultry-Spring chickens, 1ldi2c per
ID; mixed lots, 9dtlOc; turkeys, choice. l2do
lS1ac; ducks, l2aji2c; geese, lnG l.c. Potatoes
Wisconsin ruse. ,Od7;sc pes bu: Hebrons 72a
75c; Wisconsin burbanks, 15asSUc; Michigan
Burbanks, 51l15ac; mixed lets, 609G5c, Sweet
potatoes-Illnois, So l14.OJ per Dbl. Apples
Fair TO gooL S@..Isl-..75 per bbl; common
and poor stock, S35cal.50 fancy, S3.0O@3.5
Cranberries-Jersey fancy, SS50d9.OO per bbl;
Cape Cod. fair, Ss.0Oa9.O1: choice to fine
Sl0.00Gll.00. Honey-White clover in lib sec
tions, l6Glsc per III; broken comb. lOc; dark
comb, good condition, 6G1Sc; extracted, 7GSc.
New York.
New YORK, Feb. IA.
Wheat-No. red winter cash, &C; March,
&C; May, Sll.dDsl3sc; June. &C; July,
s25sGS25sc. Corn-No. . mixed cash, 52l8
@5319c; steamer mixed, 5l1g@l5lS4c; Marbh,
&C; May, 52Ga21sc; July, 521sc. Oats-No.
mixed cash, &C; state, 35946c; western,
3s(G46c; May, 3S5sc. Rye-Nominal; western,
Sl1S2c. Barley-Firm dull; Toronto, 72l93c;
S21.00; old mess, sle.76320.O0. Lard
Quiet; steam rendered. S133.
Live Stock: Cattle-Market weak but no
trading in beeves; dressed beef, steady; native
| Sides SG915c per H. Sheep and Lambs-Mar-
ket dull but steady; sheep, S4.25G15.75 per 100
lbs; lambs S6.75G7.00. HoGs-Market higher;
live hogs, Ss.6oG9.0O per 100 lbs.