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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
A MAD DOG
IN NEW YORK

HuFFALu. n y, Aug Alarm
over the attacks OF "a mad New
fauudlaud dog that showed up In
Weudo station aud Ia Looneyvllle
haH spread throughout thu settle
mruta IN the northwest part Of the
town ~ Alden and the eastern part
Of the town Of Lancaster. County
CLERK Wcnde. who lives ~ Weude
station. said today that thus far "
dasH two hawea. two COWS ana one
cat have been shot because they had
heeu bitten by the mad dog The dog
~ Thought a. have run about 10 a
territory about eiHht miles square.
attacking everything that came Ia
IL WY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
NO EXTRA PAY
FOR THE HEIRS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-The as
sistant controller % the treasury has
decided that the extra pay granted
to officers and enlisted men ~ the
volunteer army tn the spanish war
under tia act OF March .. 1879. - not
payable 10 the heir OF such officers
and men In case ofdeath % the heuc-
fcsaries. who may die after discharge
from the service without having re-
oeived extra pay.
He holds that the extra pay il a
Erstufty and II not reduced to pos
session by the soldier after his dls-
charge from the service. In case the
soldier should die. hia claim for *
ira pay dies with him and cannot be
regarded a. part of his estate. It
can. however. be paid - the heirs q
a man who dies before his time q
enlistment eNpIrea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
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Social Chit-Chat...
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improved. and the Old pioneer IL fast
rsesiuins his former strength.
Mr. p l. Lappman and wife who
have been visiting here. rvturued 20
Portland Tuenday.
Mrs l. a. nasan' Of Aurora. M
y visiting her cousin. Mrs }. . Gal
bralth.
Col. James Hamilton Lewis ln On
tup 60 Washington.
Mrs. James A Kerr and family are
camping - Hood Canal.
Mr. { Moore. q Dayton. Is va.
ltinE in the city
Mr and Mrs. wiiilam " Pyatt are
enloyiuE an ouiiag ai Hood canal
Mr Thomas burke ana wife left
this week FOR Aiaska
Mr. y 9 Million. Of Mount vsr.
non. vas visiting In the city during
the week.
Miss Jessie Hicks returned ycster.
day from her viait e. Port TuW rs
end.
The ladies q the ~ T. AID Ro-
clrty - Blaine are psrfecting ar
ranKrmeRts fof big excursion TO
Seattle.
Sir Joseph Turner. late ~ Fair
haven. viii make his permanent resi- d..
d~nee In Seattle.
Mrs r u Parker. Mrs II p
Parker and Miss NJ p. Parker are
making a trip to Alaska
Judge and Mrs ~ @ strive are
preparing TO leave for Europe They
wlil take with them Miss Patty Har-
riuEtou. who viii remain In Paris 20
nuish her studies
Or and Mrs T II. Young are at
Hood canal camping
Miss Myra smith Is visiting friends
in Portland.
Mr. 9 NJ Stewart has returned
from Attn city.
Mcssru Richard ana Edward But
Ter left Tor the north last Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs' George Gilbert Ief,
last Tuesday Tor trip to Dawson.
Mr. l. Levy left for Green River
Springs last Tuesday
Miss G Abrams - visiting friends
In san Francisco.
Mr. Charles p uasaert and Mr.
Harvey Matthews are On route to
juneau
Rev. 8. G Ohrum ard family lrrt
Tuesday Tor a months outing at
East Sound on oreas island
Tho family ~ Mr. " u Thompson
arrived from Chicago this week
Prof Trevor kincatd returned with
the Hartman expedition this week.
Miss Price and Mss Baker. both ~
~ Louis. and Miss Phillips. ~ Pal
mvra. Mo. are visiting Mrs Car
lea on Eighteenth avenue.
\ big clam bake is promised to
morrow Al Rsdondo beach.
Mr. and Mrs william 4. Graub.
Of Vancouver. and their two daueh-
ters. were visiting in the city during
the week
Rev. =. II Lyryiai ~ Pnulabo. was
In the city during tho week
Miss Alice Kcrtnn and Miss Flora
Kerfou arc the guests Of their sister.
Mrs Parker
Mr.. Heber KeneFan was visiting
iu Tacoma last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r.. Crane and
family arc camping ut Allti Point.
An Informal hop WIS given BY soy
rral young people ~ Green Lake last
, Monday evening
hr. French Dorrnnce has returned
from a short trip to Skagway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
HE NEEDED
THEIR PRAYERS
An italian Fiend Dies Begg ing
for help in Prayer.

Now ORLEANS. Aus. g. Frank
Nasca. the Italian. VAS hanged al
ST. John. la. yesterday NaHea
murdered eight persons aud Wuuud-
Ell two othvra. lie killed the sht
persons because they were Witnesses
90 murder he committed several
years ago lie died besrsch ug the
Italians around the seanali e. pray
for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

Mems Genuine Tan KID SHOES.
ON new Derby and plain English
laNtr bought 20 sell At s. % ana
worth every penny ~ u, Monday
price. while they last. ii75 pair
Mems Fine Tan Vicl KID SHOES.
KID Or cloth top. new Opera or plain
Globe lasts. hid or fancy vesting
tops. actually worth 100 Mondays
price. while they last. only 1873 a
palr.
Mems Fine Chocolate e0loref Wei
KID SHOES me sii-wool serge top.
new ideal last. beautifully finished
throughout. - 80 value. Mondays
price. while they last. i7b "A pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
HIS FOOT CAUGHT
BETWEEN THE TIES

cARuoSpALE. IA. Aug joe
Hili - this tily Is brakeman nn ths
Delaware A Hudson railroad uHlle
coupling cars a. Aaaf summit tHa=
terdbY aot hls foot caught between
train dashed upon him DC cried Dc
save himself hy thrauInE hIa body
across the track. 81 that she tealn
would sever hia les bat b. auiy sue
rfesira in settling his ts-fy utef The
RAFT The 5afH ram usrE bic body
iensihwfss. Ai|uHs hIm Instantly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
A FLOATER
IN THE BAY

The body uf an unknown man Naa
found in tbe BIAS ~ "a, faat Of HprInK
Hlrert hy q party uf .rA,ursisu'ata
about so chile morning THE body
has hesn boz tho has far about three
weeks and WstH be- badly dssHmIslaa
- that immediately burial vas us-s-
tsrarF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
THE CONVICTS
ARE BEATEN
Women Cruelty Treated Near
Raleigh. N. C.

RALEIGH. y G. Aug s-Ths
news reaches here that the female
eonvicts are brutaiiy treated IN the
penitcntiary farm near Weldon.
They are forced q strip to their
waist and are then foggei GA the
bare back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

Olympia. with Admiral Dewey on
board. arrived hare this morning.
Statutes were exchanged aa the FAM
Gus vessel entered the port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
REPORT OF The
CARS INTENTION
TO ABDICATE
Causes Much Comment in London
Critical Situation at St. Peters,
burg Believed to Exist.

a-The abdeauan the caar
which would
Franco-Russian relations
dispatch printed saying
Disappointing
Petcrsburg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
Spanish Generals Acquitted

MADRID. Aug. s.-The supreme
council Of war has decided 10 aequIt
Gen. rorai and the other ofneers
connected with the surrender OF san-
tlaxo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
Senator Jones Not Well

LONDON. Ems Aug TINTED
statsa Senator Jones. % Arkansas. b.
stll Ia pppr health. and In going to
tho Continent upon the adyis" Of the
HpeemIlal Ito has heart affections,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
The Glory of Man is His Strength-The Ambition
of Woman is Her Beauty-Both Can
BE Acquired.
Thousa nds Restored to Health and Happiness the
Pacific Coast w no Had Been Given Up by Other
Physicians-His Specialtics and
Mode of Treatment.

& q trouble
Korn block.
consultation and advice examination with
wonderful appliances No disease
have this oner applies to you-and us free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

Ladies Finest Tan Viri KID
sIi OEs. me combination scroll. ieath-
er and fancy vsatIuR tops. New Run
London lasts. beautiful dress shoes.
100 value. Mondays price. willis
they last t2.75 pair.
Broken Assortment Ladies' Tan
C0iored OXFORD TIES; were 40
aud 81 20 Mondays price. while they
last. gsc "a pair.
Chlldren'a Fine Tan Wei KID
SHOES. latest style Opera iaati
slzcs 9 to >. wcnr 81 IS. now Doc a
pair slice ~ - n. we're 81 90 now
81 IS q pair. sizes lziz TO 2. were tl.7bs
now 81 % pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
DR.. Reeves Is Honest With the Sick
Let Those Come Who Have Some Complicated TrQuhR.

know II tina,
ENID suf-
durable he will tell
you invurabe he viii tell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
What Is This Expert Examination ?

that lifetime learn from
b or n 5
Evening star., 1899-04-05
A NEW TRUST COMPANY
Current Gossip Prevailing in Local Busi
ness Circles.
Prominent r Street Corner Said ts
Be I'm View rs the Pro-
posed Site.

There has been more or less gossip float
ing around in business circles during the
past week in regard to a scheme for start
ing in this city another trust company.
With the exception of very indefinite state
ments, founded principally on what is
thought by outsiders to be the interests of
holdings in local street railroads and light
ing companies. there is nothing really that
is tangible in all the talk on this subject
The current rumors. however. have gone
to the extent of locating the building to be
occupied by the alleged new concern on a
prominent corner of f street, but inquiry
among the owners of the property in ques-
ton, while revealing the fact that offers
had been made for the purchase of the
property, shows such offers were not what
the owners thought the holdings were
worth, and. furthermore, 1t was not
known who was represented in the negot-
iations.
The theory of the establishment of a new
trust company here, according to the cur
rent gossip, is to supply an institution that
VIII finance such enterprises the pur-
chase of the street railroads which has just
been completed instead of having the
money brought from other places. 1t is the
belief that other enterprises of a similar
character will be developed here in the near
future, as this city is becoming more and
more money center. and therefore there
should be an institution through which
bonds and other securities can be placed.
1t is thought on the same ground that the
interests that have already invested so
largely In street railroad and lighting prop
critics in this District would likely be the
ones to undertake the establishment of a
financial concern here of the character re-
ferred to.
Evening star., 1899-04-05
Washington stock E,cba,y.

rcd sddfsTsfgs5 s. oSS sf sH IoI; Z qsSss 3
S,oo at lls West End National Bank, 10 st iis iis
Depsif M Na1Ieiai T Bank, at III. National safe
al al - ns % a at SI % at s7 100 a. S. so at ss So
SsIs - sS at 49, 30 a: ss1s, t0 ssI 100 at
sS AZ AZ AZ Ss, 20 at ss 80 at ss 20 at Ssl 20 al
at 70 10 at 2245s, 10 22I& CITY and Snh1riaU
pSane ma,roa9' a. 49, Chesapeake and Potomac Teie-
i, lsS, 10 at lsG5s 10 at 1868. 10 at 1861. Lam
80 at ~ 100 a; 1875, 100 at 13K 100 at I3i i@6
matte &c Gun ao drr3ps a. lSs 10 i at ls AFTER
si6i n,u, Washington IN roI. Gas. 81 az 57a
Dll. Water stock u.s. currency, 1901 lo5 hid
SOS, funding. currency, III hid 1lS aSked.
Miscellaneous Bonds Metropolitan naIlroad rs
Metropolitan Railroad cert indebt. n fs6 astad
Columbia Railroad es. I25 bid, 1870 asked col1m-
City and Suburban Railroad S. io7 Sia .ssfeo ssfeS
ton Gas Company 6s, series A, us hid Washing
Light me sers. ss lis liz Sis 0a 20 a.i.s q
Y; s Electric Light cert. indebt. 6s xI2p asked
american Security and Trust As 100 bid. Wash
hsten Market Company LIST 6s. los bid washing
ton Market Company ext ss. los bid nsn,ng nssan,c
Hsh Association 5s. 1os bid. American Grapho-
National Bank stocks-Rank Of Washington. $40
sia Metropolitan, 42s bid; Central iSc bid.
125 bid. West End. Ill bid lI3 asked TTnders''
l2S bid & i2s asked Lincoln. 1Ie hid, 10 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust, l29 hid I3O asked WASH
ington Loan and Trust. 152 bid 15s asked Ameri
can Security and Trust. x1s0 bid 200 asked Wash
ington Safe Deposit. 81 bid
Insurance Stocks.-Firemen's 10 hid rr,,lt,,
S6H bid Metropolitan. rs bid. Corcoran. 60 bid.
Potomac, SO bid. Arlington, 1851 hid las asked.
German American & 212 BID National Union II bid
Coiumbia 12is bid. IS asked. Riggs 81 hid va
asked Peoples eh bid, 6is asked. Lincoln NJ
bid Commercial, ~ hid. asked.
Title Insurance -Stocks-Real Estate Title s7IL
bid 30 asked. Columbia Title, 5 bid District
Title, bid asked.
Railroad Stocks.-captal Traction Co. say hid
ssh asked Metropolitan 224lz bid 2245S asked
Columbia, l4lh bid, 1881 asked. CITY and sub
urban, q bid. 45is asked Georgetown and Teniey-
town, 10 bid.
Gas and Electric Light stocks.-washinrtou Gas.
Electric Light, $50 hid.
Telephone Stocks. .--Chesa peake and potouac 7siL
bid. 76f. asked. Pennsylvania. 20 bid.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Mergenthaler IInotvDo
1S6k bid, 1S6h asked Lanston Monotrpe i0IL hid
1914 asked. American .Graphophoue. 1sk hid 13A
asked. American Graphophone preferred i3z hid
1875 asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage ~ hid I'd
asked. Great Falls Ice. las bid 160 asked. Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat, 102 bid.
Evening star., 1899-04-05
WEEKLY EXHIBIT.
Report of the Health Department for
the District.

the District.
There were lis deaths in the District dur
ing the past week, 81 being of whites and
81 colored. Accordingly the annual death
rate was 21.S9 for each 1,00o of the whole
population. For the whites the rate was
1873 and for the colored 29.S7. The NOR
talty from diseases of the nervous system
amounted to q, of which were from cere-
bro spinal meningitis. AS compared with
the last report the deaths from heart af-
fections increased from to IL, and those
of the kidneys from 3 to Z, while there
was a decrease from 1S to 10 in deaths
from acute lung diseases, and in those from
malignant growths from to 2.
OF the zymotic class there were but 10
fatal cases in all, of which one each was
from diphtheria, measles and whooping
cough, two from scarlet fever and three
from typhoid fever.
At the close of the last report there were
16 cases of smallpox under treatment.
During the week { new cases developed
and were discharged, leaving 10 cases
under observation, with 4 premises pla-
carded.
There were 81 cases of diphtheria in quar-
antiEe at the close of last report. During
the week II new cases were reported and
70 We're discharged, leaving % cases in iso-
lation in 23 premises.
OF scarlet fever there were az cases in
quarantine at the close of the last report
Durlns the week Ia new cases occurred and
Il We're discharged, leaving is cases, with
warning cards in "a premises
Inc mean weather conditions prevailing
curing the week were: Temperature of the
atmosphere A degrees; baroInetic pressure
80, and relative humidity, g. There was
rainfall of LILO inches. with brisk north
Weslery winds, averaging 10 miles per
hour, reaching IS miles per hour on fhe
18th The thermometer registered ~ de-
grees on the 18th. rising to GS degrees on
the 31St. ~
Evening star., 1899-04-05
DEATH OF JAMES CAMPBELL.
An Old Resident Passed Away Yester-
~t5t day Evening.

James Campbell. an old resident of Wash
tngton, and well known to everybody who
has business at the District building for the
past twenty years, died yesterday at 8
O'Clock, at his residence, 1910 s street.
Mr. Campbell was in his sxty-first year,
and has been i'll for only about three or
four weeks. Some years ago he had an
attack of apoplexy. but seemingly entirely
recovered About a month ago, however,
he. had a second attack. which resulted
fatally yesterday. L
Mr.. Campbell. in 1869. was appointed an
assistant ASSESSOR in the internal revens4
service When ths legislative government
of the District went into effect he was
given an appointment under the board Of
public works! d az ,7-
He served Until fife legislative government
was abolished and then Immediately upon
the organization Of the new form of gov
ernment was. appointed a clerk in the
District building, 1Fhere he has been ever
since. He was very highly respected by a
host of friends anti acquaintances, and his
loss will be especially felt by the old resi-
dents of heihcity!n His funeral will take
place from his late residence on 8 street
tomorrow att2 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1899-04-05
FINANCE AND TRADE
Stocks Open Dull and Irregular in
New York.
MEXICAN CENTRAL A FEATURE
Good Crop Reports Would Help
the Grain Roads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS
Special Dispatch to The Evening Sta,

SPecAhi Dlspatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK, April 5-The resumption
of liquidation in certain of the specialties
resulted in an irregular and purposeless
opening 80
London was about up TO the local party,
out the transactions at that center were
VOID OF all significance.
The various railroad combinations re-
suited In unsetting the speculative temper
as 10 the future course OF prices. Manhat-
tan's sudden realization of the merit OF
combinations as offset to the surface
monopoly is new factor in the situation,
the value of which is not as yet definitely
settled
The commission house community is gen.
orally of the opinion that liberal amount Of
speculative stocks of all classes has found
a market, and that the situation is stin one
inspiring confidence, although inviting the
exercise Of extreme prudence
The lack of actual aggressiveness on the
part Of the Flower brokers is taken as an
indication of a desire TO observe the mar
kets action while temporarily left TO its
own devices. Should this interest again re-
sumo buying the profits realized during the
last few days would be likely TO come into
the market with the usual enthusiasm. A
vague rumor of more favorable crop
prospect helped the railway list, particu-
The list Of stocks which are waiting for
news from the growing crops is one OF con-
siderable length, and should the reports be
encouraging broader and higher market
would Immediately result. Southwestern
railroads are expected to show better re-
suits from now on. and few stocks In
that group may be made features of the
market.
The coal stocks are being well managed
from speculative standpoint, and this
group would do well under a new demand
from public account. The lower priced
members of the group are being accumu-
lated by interests close to the management
Mexican Central was something of a
feature, advancing per cent in addition to
an equal advance yesterday. The move
ment in this property based on pending
favorable developments is likely to extend
TO more substantial proportions. The sew
eral Huntington properties are said TO be
reasonably certain of a better market po-
sition later on.
The general outlook is encouraging TO be-
levers in higher prices. but due regard
should be had for the vagaries of the mon-
ey market. Interest rates are not likely
to prevail as a deterrent influence for in
terror funds are to be expected to set to-
ward this center in a few weeks
Evening star., 1899-04-05
THE SAMOAN COMMISSION.
Discussion of the Members nv the
Three Governments.

Inc samoan agreement for a high COM
mission mas progressed to the point where
the tnree governments are exchanging
notes as to the members of the commission
ihis Is accepted as an assurance that Lord
SALISBURY accepts not only the principle of
the commission, but the commission itself.
as the consideration of the British delegate
would hardly be entered upon unless the
commission was assured.
Inc puollshed repC TT that three commits
slohers VIII be named from each country
Is without foundation, as such a plan has
never been considered. There will be one
rom eacn country, of about the same rel
ative rank or standing 1t is To Insure tbis
similarity of standing that the three gov
ernments are discussing the names of com
miSsloners, the question being whether thsy
oiaIs Tat pe tIiiitary mn men, consul generals, off,
Evening star., 1899-04-05
REGIMENTS IN QUARANTINE.
An Isolated Camp for Volunteers r.,
turning From Cuba.


Acting Secretary Meiklejohn has issued
orders relative to the return of the eight
volunteer regiments still remaining in Cuba,
which are to be brought to the United
States. These regiments are the 9th Illi-
nois. 10th Iowa, 9th Missouri, Sd Nebraska,
31st Michigan, 9Th Ohio, Sd Kentucky, 16Oth
Indiana. The order contemplates making
the very best arrangements for the recep-
tiOn of the troops in the United States in
conformity with the quarantine regulations
and requirements of the marine hospital
service and with the state laws.
An isolated camp will be established at
Savannah, where the troops may remain
during the period required to show that
there are no infectious cases among them
Meanwhile all baggage will be thoroughly
fumigated and the inspection of the troops
by the surgeons will be rigid. Everything
possible for the comfort of the troops will
be done. and the camp will be carefully
prepared. 1t has been found impracticable
to bring these troops from the warm cli-
mate of Cuba to the northern points in the
United States at present.
Evening star., 1899-04-05
TROUBLE OVER BOUNDARIES.
A Santo Dominican Force Said to Have
Invaded Haiti.

Minister Leger of Haiti expresses much
surprise at reports of an invasion of Haiti
by a Santo Dominican force over a bound
airy dispute. as the minister says this en-
tire controversy was submitted by treaty,
concluded last December, to the final arbi-
tration of Pope Leo.
Mr.. Leger has received no official advices
of the reported critical condition of affairs
but he is quite familiar with all the cir
cumstances leading UP to 1t. Neither the
State or Navy Departments have any ad-
vices on the reported trouble
Owing to the friendly interest which this
government feels toward these and other
southern republics, it is quite possible that
in the event of a clash the good offices of
the United States would be at the service OF
the two contending parties to aid in
friendly settlement.
In the absence of official information
however no step IN that direction has
been taken, nor has the Navy Department
considered the advisability of having war
ship near the scene.
Evening star., 1899-04-05
AGREEMENT REACHED.
DIR. Majors Objections to Wire String
ing Have Been Met.

1t is understood that DR.. John r. Major.
who objected to the District authorities
running a series of wires, some fifty or
sixty in number, over his residence, 5O6 1
street. has granted permission to the Dis
trict to concentrate the wires when passing
over his house, in one cable. Therefore, 1t
is said, the poles will not be returned to
5th street between street and Massachu-
setts avenue but will be erected in the al
leys between 5th and 9Th streets Captain
Beach the Engineer Commissioner stated to
Star reporter today that unfortunately
there are no available funds with which to
place the wires under ground. July 1 an
appropriation of $1,000 for such a purpose
will become available, but as the poles must
be removed from 9Th street at once 1t will
not be possible to await that appropriation.
Evening star., 1899-04-05
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 5.-F1our quiet. unchanged; ;
receipts 4.24l barrels exports, 5054 barrels sales
800 barrels. Wheat unsettled; No. red, spot and
month, 757sa76; May, 76a78A: June, 20; July, IS
asked; steamer No. red, 7la71k receipts, 1884
sales 22 600 blshels; southern by sample 70a16i4
do on grade, 72a76H. Corn very firm mixed, spot
a39A; steamer mixed, 3Ia37k; receipts, 1874 ss2
bushels; exports IS. $40 bushels; stock, 1.399 11e
41a411; do. yellow, ss1s asked Oats dun; No. z
white s5assls; Ne. mixed. s2ass; receipts. o. 40
nrmer; No. nearby. 57h sales; No. western,
69h; receipts, zOe Bushels exports. none: stock,
112,170 bushels. hay hrmer No. timothy, 3l2. so
a$t3. Grain freights steady and unchanged Sugar
strong. unchanged. Butter steady. unchanged. Eggs
ed. Lettuce. $i.Tsa$z.2s per bushel box. Whisky
1rm and unchanged