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mcnry 5. FItch Suicides.

WAsmNGToN, April 1O.-Mr. Henry
Sanford Fitch. a well 90 do real estate
owner Of Washington. committed sui.
eide Thursday by shooting himself with
a revolver at the residence of his son
with whom he lived. No cause can be
given except on the the theory that the
recent suicide Of two Of his friends.
Robert Gettings and Congressman Hun.
ter, preyed upon his mind. The re-
mains will be Inferred in Ohio. Two
brothers live in California and one In
Olhio' and sisters in Ohio, North Caro-
lima and Kansas. lie was a yvidower
with two sons, the other sou living In
Kentucky,
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WTLkEsBARRE, Pa, April 1O.-Franl,
Schaetfer, the colorcd man who has
been on trial here for his life for the
past week. was found guilty of
murder in the first degree Thursday
morning. Schacffer is one of the gang
of colored people who were implicated
in the Mountain Cutoff murder two
years ago. at which time they killed
four liungarians and injured six others
by blowing up boarding house with
dynamite for the purpose of robbery.
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OMAHA. Neb.. April lO.-Through his
interpreter, Field Marshal Yamapata.
of Japan, said Thursday morning that
both Japan and Russia are anxious e.
see Corca an Independent country and
that neither country expects to con
troll 1t. There is no danger of Il con.
fict between them. Japan is at peace
with every country on the face of the
globe. The increase OF the Japanese
army from IS regiments TO 81 regiments
was contemplated long ago, and has nc
significance
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HON. Seeker. Ereur-lop..

In order TO give everyone an opportunity
10 see the Western Country and enable the
home seekers to secure a home IN time to
commence work for tue season of 1895. the
Chicago, Milwaukee a ST Paul R'v has ar
ranged to run a series of four ho@o eekers
excursions TO various points in .ne est,
Northwest and Southwest on the follow
ing dates: March 10, April AID 81 and May
,, at the low rate of two dollars more than
ONE FARE for the round trip. Tickets viii
day within twenty-one DAYS from date of
sale. For rates, time Of trains and further
details apply 10 any coupon ticket agent in
the East or South, or address Gro. III.
HEAFFoRD. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, Ill.
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To Pension Letter Carriers.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-The house
committee on post offices and railroads
will probably soon report the bill intro
duced by Congressman Aldrich, of
Illinois, providing an annuity pension
for letter carriers. The bill provides
that no more than two per cent. per
annum shall be retained from the sal
aries of every letter carrier. and from
the fund so created pensions shall be
granted the carriers.
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ENFRANCHISEO WOMEN.

They Score sweeping Victory 1T the Mu-
nicipaI Election in Ellis. Kan.
TOPEKA. Kan, April 1.-THE cnfran.
chised women Of Ellis. Kan. scored
"A sweeping victory at the recent mu-
nicipal election. a complete ticket of
women candidates was nominated and
all were elected with the exception Of
the candidate for police Judge. who was
defeated 10y majority of five. Mrs.
VI. \. Wade, proprietor of millinery
and dry goods store. was elected mayor.
The women named their ticket Law
and Order" and they propose to enforce
the prohibition law 70 the lcttcr.
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Potatoes az Fuel.

Penn yam. NY, April 1O.-A farmer
of Italy Hill is disposing of his potato
crop in a novel way. He begins by
having good bed of Goals in the fire.
box OF his coal stove. and then fills the
feeder with potatoes which as they de-
scend into the frebox, become kiln
dried, and it is claimed, throw out an
excellent heat Potatoes are worth
about two dollars ton. and coal five
dollars a ton.
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The EortiHcations J,iII.

NAsHINGToN, April lO-The fortiH.
cations bill will be laid by the sub.
committee before the full appropria.
lions committee Friday. 1t viii carry
large appropriation and provides in
such liberal manner for the purchase
under contract OF sites. guns. etc. that
1t is stated that the war department
viii he aOle 10 enter upon nu extensive
system OF coast defenccs for The nest
year
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GREENsBURG. Pa, April s.-At II
o'clock Tuesday an explosion Of dyna-
mite occurred in the new Randcburyh
tunnel. one mile west Of here. Franl,
a. Eranell, Of Smithfeld was instant
~ killed a teamstcr named Marshall.
OF Blairsville. and man named Parker.
were. perhaps, fatally hurt What
caused the explosion is not vet known.
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COLUNmys. o.. April 1.-THE judici.
airy committee OF the house and senate
will meet next Monday and re- ommcnd
the TOrrens' real estate transfer bill
for passage. It will first be amended
50 as 10 require the abstract company
furnishing the transcript OF title 20
give q 800 600 bond as guarantee OF
perfect work
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LONDON, April The Morning Post
Wednesday publishes dispatch from
Constantinoplc saying that Rev. GEORGE
= knapp. the American missionary w. no
was reported 90 have been secretly OK.
PEELED from Bitlis. is in jail at Diarbc-
kir, where he is treated a. a common
malcfator.
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WAsmSGToN. April g. Ruth Clcvc-
land. the presidents eldest daughter,
developed case 81 measles Friday
morning. Littls Esther Cleveland and
the children Of Private Secretary Thur.
Der, who also have the same disease.
are getting along nicely The cabinet
meeting was held as usual Friday.
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TOLEDO, o., April G.-Lcwis w. Sal.
keld' secretary-treasurer Of the Central
Labor union, has been mysteriously
missing since Wednesday. He had n
large sum of money. funds Of the union.
with him and it is feared ne has met
bodily harm.
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A HIcYrIIsf Killed.

PImADELrmA, April o.-While Mrs.
Edward j. Morse. aged 30 years. wife
Of the president If the Morse Elevator
Go was riding a bicycle towards her
home ON Girard avenue. Wednesday af-
t'rnoon. she was injured by a runway
horse. and died at the hospital before
her husband could reach her.
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Army Transfers.

WAsnINGroN, April lu With the an
pr"val Of the secretary ~ war the
major and two troops Of tho seventh
cavalry. now at Fort Sheridan. H..
will hc transferred TO the department
81 Nh" Colorado. One of the troop.
will be sent 20 Fort lluachurua and the
other 20 Fort Grant. both in Arizona.
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rardoncd ~ 40 rrc.l1cn,

WAsWSGroS, April 1.-The prcsi-
dent Wednesday granted pardons 20
David l.. Driver. Arkansas. sentenced
70 three years in the pcnitcntiary for
Illicit distilling and TO !. Reuben Phil
lips south Carolina. sentenced .Iauu-
airy. 1875. three months in jail for work
ing iu q distillcry with no sign.
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NA.mSGTON. April IU TG, ..li IN
'epea. thc compulsory pii,tal" s..'cm
so far as il effects sailing yr,> .., ,n.
gagged Boo the coastwisc trade. .yi, dc.
icatcd in the house THURSDAY ar,.r a
days debate. by vote og IL. To- f.,
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SALEN w. Va. April "a. an cast
bound u. & o freight train was de-
scending Wolf Summit grade. ~ cars
OF grain and lumber were wrecked by
broker, hange. A brakeman was car.
RED on car into meadow, receiving
but sliglk injuries
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JoHASSE-HrHG, April Z. II has been
ascertained that the rupor circulated
mere Monday % the effect that The
hrItish government had agreed 90 cane
ooI the convention Of 1854 and rcco1-
ME the full independence Of tho Trar4-
vaai Is without foundation i'm fact
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Rcpresentatl,c Mnn,lnrd s,.,oa

NAsHNGroN. April s-Housc corn
mittee on elections No. 2 TUESDAY dc.
cided the contested case Of Chatham
against Woodland, from the second
north Carolina district, in favor OF Mr..
NOodard' the sitting member demo.
crat The vote was unanimous.
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~ DC ProInolInn I'D IN. non- Nu..-

WAsnfSGroN, April s-Thc Joint res.
oiution introduced by Mr. Hardy. Of
Indiana. % promote Mai cen. Miles
70 the rank Of Lieutenant general. was
ordered favorably reported by the house
military affairs committee TUESDAY.
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Elected Quay Delegate.

Scranton, Pa. April s.-Two lcgis-
lative districts in this county Tuesday
elected delegates 20 the republican
convention and instructed for Senator
Quay for president.
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The Rack. the rhumbscrew and the Foot

Were old fashioned Instruments of torture
long since abandoned. but there i "A tor
mentor who still continues TO agonize the
joints, muscles and nerves of many OF US
The rheumatism, that inyeterate foe To daily
aud nightly comfort, may be conquered by
the timely and steady use of Hostciter's
Stomach Bitters which likewise ersldicates
neuralgia, bilious, malarial, bowel, stomach
aud nerve complaints.
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LoNpoN. April 10. a oisratch from
Madrid 90 the Central News saws that
for month past the work OF strength.
ching tuc dcfcnscs of Oh" various ports
has been carried ON. TorpcGor. have
been laid at the entrance, of tho har.
bors and elsewhere. and hcav. cum,
have been nonntcd ln tho frris
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To California In Pullman Tourist siecpins
Cars.

The Burlington Route &C., b. & .. r. RI
runs personally conducted excursions to
California, leaving Chicago every Wednes-
Gay. Through cars to California destina-
ton, fitted with carpets, upholstered seats,
oeddlng, toilet rooms, etc; every con-
venience. Special agent in charge. Route
via Denver and Salt Lake. Sunshine all
the way. Write for descriptive pamphlet
70 i. A Grady. Excursion Manager, 2lI
Clark ST.. Chicago.
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Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty of exercise in the open air Her
form CLOVIS with health and her face blooms
with its beauty. III her system needs the
cleansing action of laxative remedy. she
uses the gentle and pleasant Syrup of Figs.
Made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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Will be ready the early part OF April
Everything in IL will be new and original
IL will contain articles by Capt. Chas King
u. >. A, EX-Gov. Geo. w. Peek, OF Wiscon.
sin, and other noted writers. An entertain.
ing number, well illustrated. Send ten (lOl
cents To GEO. III. HEAFFoRD. publisher. Al
Old Colony Building, Chicago, Ill, for a
copy.
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WAsHTNoroN, April 1.-The house
committee on Indian affairs Friday or.
dcred favorable report on the Jill 70
prohibit the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
to Indians % whom lands have been al.
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Tbe Report Untrpc.

KY WEST, Fla, April 1.-THE re-
ported capture Of the schooner Pearl
by Spanish cruiser was % mistake.
The schooner is now ashore near Turtle
hurHgr
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BoB-"Say, amt you going to stand treatl
I thought you had money TO burn.n Dick
II should have IL you would furnish the
draft. Boston Transcript.
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FLArTERY Is often n traffic of mutual
m eanness, where, although parties intend
deception, neither is DISQUALIFICATION.
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IL sleep, when fancy is let loose 10 play,
our dreams repeat the wishes OF the day
Claudlus
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I'm the

Selection of spring medicine bear in
mind the fact that what you need is
good blood purifier, and the best, in medi-
cine, should always be your aim. The
great cures of blood diseases by Hoods
Sarsaparilla have made il known as the
One True Blood Purifier 1t is therefore
the best medicine for you to take in the
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A DOSE in Time Saves Nine of Hale's
Honey of HOrehound and Tar for Coughs
Plke's Toothache DROPS Cure in one minnie.
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The Modern Beauty

GRID your hearts with silent fortitude,
suffering yet hoping all things-Mrs. He
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The Pngrim-Easter Number

THoUcu plunged in ills and exercised IN
care. yet never let the noble mind despair
Phillips.
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LoSDoN April Q. The foreign oGics
authorities deny the truth Of the report
mat the venezuela dispute is ON the
eve 81 settlement The position. they
BAY. is virtually unchanged. though the
negotiations now in progress gradually
tend Toward snftlcfncnt
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PuutApfLrHA. April TO- $. muI y.
Langdou who was held for tic action
OF the grand jury on suspcio,. Of bcfu..
implicated in the death of Nnn..J. Sic.
Grath. was Thursday a .uar0eJ f~o,,
CUSTODY. The commonwealth abau.
doncd The prosecution owing TO lack OF
evidence
Favorable Report on the New Mexico t,,u.
NAsHtNGroN. April lO-The house
committee on territories Thursday. by
q vote of six ~ four, ordered liyar..l,Iv
reported the bill admitting The torri.
tory Of New Mexico to the Union as a
state.
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That you need good spring medicine IL
almost certain. Ninety per cent. of all
the people need TO take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla to purify their blood at this season.
The warmer weather finds them great
ly debilitated, ane it is well known that
disease is most likely to attack those who
are AL run down" If you
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IT is easier to find fault than to know
what 10 do for i'll. A. w. Bulletin
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/ a Ike

Hoods Sarsaparilla now, it will purify
and enrich you, blood, give you good
appetite, prevent and cure that tired,
languid feeling, which is so prevalent in
the Spring, and in this way it will build
you up and prevent sickness later in the
year. Remember
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AtBANY " y. April g.-Tha ARM
strong bicycle baggage bill passed tho
assembly and senate "Wednesday by
large majoritics. f. now goes 10 GOV.
Norton. The till as passed provides
Tor the carrying Of bicycles a. baggapc.
The morning times., 1896-03-17
NORTH CAPITOL STREET
Condemnation Figures Upheld Be-
fore District Committee.
Bill Introduced In the Senate 10 Open
Connecticut Avenue-Eastern
Branch Bridge Measure.

The Senate District Committee heard sew
the opening of North Capitol street.
Several years ago a jury condemned this
land, but the Commissioners objected 10
the condemnation as very excessive Since
then the matter has been hanging fire and
no one is satisfied.
Mr.. James l.. Barbour, accompanied by his
attorneys, Messrs. Wilson and Johnson, APP
peared in behalf of his mother. Rev
William L. Etterch, George Wagner, George
Rick and John A. Griesbauer, accompanied
by their attorney, Mr.. W. L. Mattngly, APP
peared in behalf OF the Prospect Hill Gene
terry. These gentlemen argued that the
condemnation should remain as it was placed
by the jury. They said it was not ex-
cessive.
1t has been claimed that the condcmna-
tion is excessive. In proof OF this ii is
stated the condemnation valued land in
Prospect Hill Cemetery at SIT 900 an
acre. while the highest OF any OF the adjoin-
ing property was $500. 1t is on this
that complaint was made.
In the Senate, later in the day. a bill
was introduced by Mr.. Harris providing for
the extension Of Connecticut avenue. The
measure was referred To the Committee on
District Of Columbia.
IL provides ttldt the commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia are hereby directed
To open and grade Connecticut avenue from
Florida avenue, TO connect with Comecti-
cut avenue west of Rock Creek and are
hereby authorized and directed to condemn
according 10 chapter eleven OF the Revised
statutes Of the United States relating
TO the District Of Columbia for opening
highways, such OF the lands OF the PrOsDecf
Hill Cemetery, aud of Annie E. Barbour
as may be necessary for the extension OF
Sa!d street; and he amount of none neceS-
sary 10 pay the judgment of condemnation
aud the cost OF grading is hereby apprC-
prlated, out of any money in he Treasury
not otherwise appropriated, TO carry out
the provisions OF this act, but the cost of
grading shall not exceed $4,000. one
nall this sum is TO be charged to the
revenues OF the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Coffin of Maryland introduced in the
House a bill TO authorize the construction
OF bridge across the Eastern Branch OF
the Potomac, at the foot of First street
west. The sum of $779,13O is appro-
priatcd for the purpose.
The morning times., 1896-03-17
SCULPTOR ELLICOTT WON
Court Decided the Suit of Manning
for the Defendant.
Judge McComas Directed the Verdict
to BE Given On a Point
of Law.

Judge McComas yesterday directed
verdict for the defendant in the suit of
James F. Manning, the dealer in monu-
mental work, at FOurt ecnth and II streets
northwest, against Henry j Ellicott, the
sculptor. An appeal will he taken.
The suit was for $1,000, alleged 10 be
due on contract for Building the pedestal
for the Hancock statue, at Seventh street
and PennS ylvania avenue northwest. A.
A. and T. W. Birney appeared for Mr..
Manning, and Nathaniel Wilson and A.
b. Browne for Mr. EHicOtt.
Mr.. Manning offered testimony to show
that Mr.. ElliCott got an appropriation of
$50, 900 to put up the statue. He made
contract with Mr.. Manning to build the
pedestal for about So, 900. About the
same time he was in need of money, and
an attachment had been gotten out for Il
leg OF the horse in the Mcclellan statue, he
was erecting i'll Philadelphia. To release
the leg of the horse, 50 as 70 complete the
Mcclellan statue. he secured an advance
of about S. 800 from Mr.. Manning.
In making the contract with Mr.. Manning
for the PEDESTAL a design for it drawn by
Mr.. Paul ]. PelZ was agreed upon. But
Mr. ElliCOtt also had designs before the
committee from Mr.. Pope OF Philadelphia
and from a. B. Miet, and the committee
accepted Mr.. Muhet's design.
Then arose difference between Mr..
Manning and Mr.. Ellicott. Mr.. Manning
held that his contract was to build the
pedestal. no matter what dcSi gn was used
Mr. ElliCott maintained that the contract
was for the PelZ design and no other. and
without that there was no contract.
He therefore gave the work 10 Mr.. Nc
Menamin, VINO ctually erected the pedestal
Mr.. Manning brought suit for $1,000
m lp In tor ri.tl -,,r1-
for the pedestal would have cost about
Sl3 900, and the balance of the contract
price. S23,Go0. would have come to him
for services and as profit.
After hearing the testimony of the
prosecution the attorneys for the defense
raised the point that the United states
statutes forbid the assignment of part of a
claim against the government before a
warrant has been issued from the Treasury.
Upon argument Judge McComas held that
the statute applied and gave a verdict 10
the defense.
The morning times., 1896-03-17
SALISBURY HIS 1 PLAN
Indications Point to a Settle
ment of The Boundary Dispute.
NEGOTIATIONS TO BE OPENED
Sir Julian Pauncefote Said TO Have
Received Instructions To Lay the
Proposition Before Secretary Olney.
Its Conditions Yet IL Secret-Sir
Stafford dNorthcote's Presence Here.

While State Depa rtment officials decline
to divulge the nature of Secretary Olneys
latest suggestion TO Lord Salisbury in re-
gard to "A suggested method of settling the
Venezuelan dispute, il is understood that
the way has been opened for negotiations
which are expected To result i'll some plan
of adjusting the boundary claims satsfac-
tory TO all concerned.
The reply of Great Britain TO Mr.. Oh
ncy's proposal has not vet actually reached
the State Depa rtment, but it is on the way,
and there are good reasons for believing
that Sir Julian Paunccfote, the British am
sbaSSador, has within the past invent y-four
hours received fun Instructions To enter
into negotiations here on the subject.
SIR NORTHCOTE'S PRESENCE.
The arrival in Washington just at this
iunCture of Sir Henry Stafford Northcote,
NJ. p. for Exeter, and 4 diplomat ana treaty
negotiator OF wide experience. has been as
SoCated with the Venezuelan affair Sir
Stafford NoTthcote, however, asserts that
his visit is purely personal.
He took luncheon with Sir Julian Paunce-
fOtc yesterday. Sir Stafford Northcote
accompanied the Marquis oI kipon 10 Wash
! ington to arrange the Alabama claim
treaty of 1871, serving as secretary of the
British claims commission, and he was Lord
SaliSbury's private secretary at CONSTANT
nople in 81 5 during the important negO-
tiations then in progress. He has always
been considered an extremely valuable man
in just such negotiations as are now about to
take place in Washington.
IMPORTANT STATE DINNER.
Diplomatic relations between Venezuela
and Great Britain have been suspended for
some years, and Minister Andrade and
Sir Julian PauncCfote. the representatives
OF those respective nations in Washington,
have heretofore held Ho official communica-
tion.
on Wednesday next state dinner to
Secretary Olney will he given 10y the British
ambassador. The Venezuelan minister has
accepted an invitation to the reception,
which is 10 follow. II is possible this
occasion may be made the means OF
bringing about a resumption of diplomatic
a. well rs social amenities between the
diplomats concerned.
The morning times., 1896-03-17
| s----
Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, March 16.-tqour dull-west-
ern super, S2.35a So 50; do. extra, 27Oa
$40; do family. SS.6ga$3.75 winter
wheat patent, 3.9oa$i.1 II; spring wheat
patent. S3.6oaS3.S5; spring wheat Straight,
SO .4Ua So 80; receipts. 9.072 barrels;
shipments. 16,4S7 barrels. Wheat weak
spot and month, 20 3-4aTl; May, 90 LA
80 -; July, SO askedmstock, 116;552
wheat by sample. 74a75; do. on grade
59a73: Corn weak a spot and n month.
34a34 / =; July, 80 asked: steamer mixed,
81 2a32 5-s receipts: 65,129 bushels;
shipments, 10000 Bushels: stock. $40
1876 busnels: .sales, $4,000 bushelss south
ern white and yellow corn, A La
80. oats easy-No. 2 white western,
26 l-2a26 81; No. 2 mixed do, "a LA
25-stock. 100,23O Bushels. Rye mac
tive-No. 2. 43 nearby: 45a46 western
stock, SO, 263 nashels. Hay Quiet choice
timothy, $500. Grain freights steady
steam TO Liverpool per bushcl, 1 3 4d.
April; Cork for orders per quarter, Is
IL d. March. Sugar strong granulated.
$40 per 100 pounds. Butter firm
fancy creamery, 22a23: do. imitation,
I7alS; do. ladie, l4al5; good ladle,
l2al3; store packed, 9alo.