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Evening star., 1901-02-26
ADMIRAL SAMPSON'S LETTER.
1t May Seriously Affect His Chances
for Promotion.

1t is likely that before the present session
Of Congress is over the letter of Admiral
Sampson on the propriety of a gunner be-
coming commissioned officer in the navy
will be discussed in the Senate. When a
proper occasion arises 1t is understood the
letter will be read and at least several
senators will take occasion to comment on
it. The effect of the letter, 1T is believed
will very materially affect the attitude of
a number of senators on any further eff
fort that may be made to advance Admiral
Sampson, because they consider that the
admiral has placed himself in a ridiculous
light by the writing of such Endorsements
on the application of the gunner who de-
sired promotion to be an ensign.
Evening star., 1901-02-26

the society is limited to lineaa descendants
of those who served in the war Of 1872.
Presidential Nominations.
The President today sent these nominal
tions to the Senate:
Marine Corps-First lieutenants to be cap
tains: Smedley d. Butler Geo. c. Thorpe,
Charles 8. Hill, Robert M. ellison, Frederic
l.. Bradman, Geo. C. Reid, Robert H. Dun
lap R. c. Berkeley, Charles G. Andersen,
Charles S. Hatch, Hiram 1. Bearss and
Robert F. Wynne.
Second lieutenants to be first lieutenants:
Frank E. Evans, Writ McCreary, Wade l..
jolly, John N. Wright, Stephen Elliott,
James McE- Huey, Rush R. Wallace, jr,
Samuel A. Patterson and VIM. c. HarIlee
Evening star., 1901-02-26
MIR. VANDERBILT RESIGNS.
Will Leave the Treasury When His
-v-y Successor Qualities.

The resignation of Frank A. Vanderlip,
assistant secretary of the treasury, was
announced at the department today, to
take effect upon the qualification Of his
successor not later than March 8.
Mr.. Vanderlip entered the public service
simultaneously with Secretary Gage coming
to Washington as the Secretary's private
secretary. In the rush of the first few
months of President McKinley's adminis-
tration he demonstrated executive ability
of high order, and capacity in the man.
agement of affairs which won an assistant
secretary's commission, he having been ap-
Evening star., 1901-02-26
HYDROGEN IN NEW STAR.
Presence of the Gas Shown nv
Spectrum.

Spectrum.
LICK OBSERVATORY, Cal, February
26-Astronomer w. W. Campbell furnishes
the following:
The new star in Perseus has diminished
in brightness about one-fifth of a magnt-
tude in the past twenty-four hours A
careful study of the red. orange, yellow
and green regions of its spectrum has
been made. leading to many results of
great technical interest, of which a few
may be mentioned
THE presence of hydrogen in the star
Is shown by the broad, bright bands OF
that element. The orange line of helium is
dark. The orange sodium lines are dark
and extremely narrow, and the fact that
they occupy this usual position shows that
The stars distance from the earth is not
changing rapidly"
Evening star., 1901-02-26

The agitation of the question of the use
of the pension bureau building for inaugu-
raj balls has resulted in the introduction
by Mr.. Bell Of Colorado Of a joint resolu-
ton in the House providing that no public
building, other than the Capitol building,
In the District of Columbia shall be used
or occupied in any manner whatever in
connection with ceremonies attending the
Inauguration of President of the United
States or other public function, except as
may hereafter be expressly authorized by
law.
Evening star., 1901-02-26

Jewelry Salesman Knocked Down and
Stock Taken.
CHICAGO, February 26.-One thousand
dollars In diamonds, jewelry and watches
was wrested from citizen within sight Of q
police station last evening. The victim Of
the robbers was Marcus Stronz, a jewelry
salesman.
Stronz was standing at Elston and North
avenues waiting for a trolley car when he
was suddenly struck a heavy blow on the
head. He fell stunned for moment, and
when he came to saw man running down
a nearby alley with leather pouch in
which he carried his jewelry.
Stronz was badly cut on the face and head
by the blow.
Evening star., 1901-02-26
PLAGUE RAvAGEs IN BOMBAY
Four Hundred Death There I'm Poxt
Two Days.

BOMBAY, February 26.-There have been
eight hundred deaths in Bombay city dur
ing the past two days. Of this number 4no
were due to bubOnic plague
Evening star., 1901-02-26
WRECK OF THE RIO LOCATED.
1t IL at a Depth In Which Divers Can
Work

SAN FRANCISCO, February CIT is
stated today that the position of the wreck
Ell Rio de Janeiro has been located by
sounding in thirteen fathoms of water. n
depth al which divers can work. 1t is said
to be exactly One-quarter of a mile south
west of Fort Point buoy, probably within
II stones throw OF the walls of Fort Win
field Scott. 1t is not impossible that the
imprisoned bodies may be recovered
Evening star., 1901-02-26
PROTECTION OF CUBA
OUR RIGHT TO EXERCISE 1T MUST
BE EXPLICITLY DECLARED.
Control of the Island Will Not Other
wise Pass to the Pro-
posed Republic.

According to a high official of the admin
istration, the main thing required OF the
proposed Cuban republic is a formal recog-
milton by treaty of the full legal right OF
the United States to protect cuba from Ior-
eign encroachments of every character, ana
il is desired that such right shall be so eN-
plicitly declared by the Cubans IN advance
of the organiza ton of their government tnat
all the nations of the world shall De 1uliJ
aware that the United States government
has the right under international law 10
stand between Cuba and any foreign power
which for any reason, may attempt to pos
sess that island or exercise dominion over IT,
with or without the consent OF the CUBAN
government 1t is insisted that the rela-
Hons betWeen Cuba and the United States
ON these Do,nts be clearly defined by the
Cuban authorities before the United states
will consent to withdraw from the island
and turn the affairs of the government over
to the CuDanS.
A Formal Declaration Necessary.
IL is for this reason that the officers OF
the administration desire to have the CUBAN
authorities acknowledge by formal conVen-
ton that the United States shall have su-
pervisory authority over the foreign rels-
tions of the proposed republic. in order that
such authority shall have the force of inter-
national law, and be respected by the ma
tions of the world. regardless of their views
as to the binding force of the Monroe doc
trine. which. although the time-honored and
dominant policy of the United ties. Is not
rega rded as international law by foreign
governments. In other words, said the gen
tleman who stated the above as the present
Cuban policy of the United States, what we
want is some formal declaration by the Gu
bans that will make it clear to all foreign
governments that they must consider the
United States in their dealings with Cuba.
and that an assault on Cuba is practically
an assault on the United States.
Evening star., 1901-02-26
Naval Conferred. stiu Disagree

The conferees on the naval appropriation
bill reached a further agreement today on
some Of the minor features in controversy
but were unable to agree on the Senate
proposition for more submarine boats, or on
the appropriation involving the removal Of
the naval station from Port Royal to
Charleston, s. c.. Owing to the continued
disagreement on these latter items they
probably will be brought before the houses
for a separate vote.
Evening star., 1901-02-26

COLUMBIA, 8. c., February 26.-Dr J.
j.. NJ. Curry of Washington, ID. c.. and Mrs
John A. Sperry Of Brooklyn, n. ", were
slightly injured late yesterday in the de-
railment south OF this city of a Pullman car
attached to the Florida-bound Southern
railway fast mail
DIR. Curry's injury consisted of q spraIned
shoulder.
Evening star., 1901-02-26
Tran.port Albert at seattle.

The War Department has been informed
Of the arrival Of the transport Albert at
Seattle on the oath instant. Maj. L. A.
Andrews. Add Volunteer Infantry. was the
Quartermaster in charge. Acting Assistant
Surgeon McLeish, one veterinary surgeon
and two civilian clerks were also on board.
Evening star., 1901-02-26
CUBA AND THE TRANSVAAL.
St. James Gazette Draws Parallel IL
Their Cases.

Their Cases.
LONDON, February 26.-The ST. James
Gazette today says it sees In the Senate $
proposal rela tive to Cuba great similarity
with Great Britain's suzerainty over the
Transvaal under the convention of 1884.
and wonders how long the United States
would submit to any future ill-treatment of
American citizens similar to Mr.. Kruger s
maltreatment of British subjects, and ridi-
cules the idea of America submitting a dis
pute between the United States and Cuba
to the arbitration of a foreign power
Evening star., 1901-02-26

President Mckinley today signed the bill
granting a charter to the National Society
of the Daughters of 1912. A committee OF
ladies. consisting Of Mrs. Ge--y A. Slade,
the president Of the organization; Mrs
Rabie. Mrs Darling and Mrs. Duncan B.
Harrison has been in Washington several
days for the purpose of securing favorable
action from Congress. The membership OF
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ss s.: s s2']a fancy SsTi. a.. aas st.sIss s@'ss' lIss ssss''; sI q:
yS a,'' : "G red easy Sa.s sa's nss; s' sa ';at .sixS q s1 july.
Us: Nay. ssss July. IS; No; : $Si;s. sss;
Shorts. SIS; clear ribs, SSH; Clear sides. a.6.
ssrs9 oe sPsaT s sdFens 3 extra a' Timothy snoDts; ~ seed Sies steady s,s;:
average receipts. $685.: prime worth more:
at ssaII' WHISKY steady at siz7.' Iron cotton
ties. 81. Bagging, ss07c. Hemp Irvine. &C. Re-
81 sisssm bl: oats. s ssSoo 0b bs. s snifs ic.o"c
brls; wheat. $500 bu; corn, li6.cco bu; oats.
%. 900 bu.
super. 81 9Oq2.4 40; Western extra. s2.45as: West
ern family. s3.25q3.5o; winter wheat patent. $50
Straight. ss.s5GSss. Receipts. fs.sis bTi-; exports.
81 brls. Wheat dull AND lower: spot and the
2 red. 7e@7si.c. Receipts. 7,tsl bu: exports. is-
600 bu; southern by sample; 7la.sc; southern On
spot and the month. 477sqisc: May, x7<0
4Sc; steamer mixed. 4s5sg4sc- Reeeapts. 80 bu:
Southern yellow corn. acc. Oats firm: No. !
white. SsgSs1kc: No 2 mixed so1z0sic- Receipts.
CINCINNATI. April l.-Flour dull: fancy.
g. I5as. 80; family. 81 aog275. Wheat quiet; No =
5s1s: Corn strong m,ass S sss Z @i1f s s;s s Az Use NO o's
55c. Lard strong and higher at $50. Bulk meats
firm at ss25. Bacon firm at IS WHISKY. d;stilI-
firm; hard refined, 4.60Q6.0.
LIVERPOOL. April L.-wheat-spot nrm. No.
2 red Western winter. 6s Id: No. 1 northern
spring. 6s 3s4d: No. ! California. 6s sAd. Corn
Spot firm: American mixed, new, Is; Amer
lean mixed, old. Is nd. re-
fined. i'm pals. firm at AS. Bacon-Cumberiand
cut firm at AS Cd. Short ribs firm at 4s-
KANSAS CITY. April L-wheat-May e61c:
July, Cos a cash. No. 2 hard, ssd70ixc: No. ,
red, uG72l1c. Corn-May. 3s7tc: July. 4oi1c: cash.
No. 2 mixed. Ale; No. l white. 42c. Oats-No. J
white. 2Sizc. Receipts-Wheat. los. 600 bu: corn.
q 600 bu; oats. II. 900 bu. Shipments-Wheat. e.
200 bu: corn, 1.6o0 bu; oats. 1900 bu-
TOLEDO, April Wheat active and loweri
cash. 76c; May, TIC; July. The Corn dull ana
steady: cash. 4sikc; May. 44ac. Gate steady:
cash, 2sitc: May. 271xc. Rye. 5Shsc. Clover seed,
1899 prime. 1856: cash. Sc 20; October. SEQ
MINNEAPOLIS. April l-Wheat-cash, 80:
May. 73ssd73izc: July, 75sc; on track No. 1
northern. 737c; No. 2 northern. s1gOs1c-
MILWAUKEE, April BARLEY steady; No. Z
57Q5Sc. Sample. 40a56hc.
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NEW YORK, April n.30
packages. Fresh creamery. 16d22c: factory. llQ
i4ac. : 5S2 packages. Firm
fancy large colOred. 11di1ixc; fancy small
colored. l2rc; fancy small white. 12ulZl4c. Eggs
Receipts. Is, go packages. Firm: Western AZ
mark. is. dlsikc; Southern at mark. 12%G15kc.
PHILADELPHIA. April Butter firm. fancy
Western creamery. 22kc; fancy Western Prints-
DC; fancy nearby prints. &c: exceptional lots.
&c. Eggs steady; fresh nearby, lSc; fresh West
ern. l3c: fresh Southwestern. 124c; fresh South
ern, l2c. Cheese quiet but steady.
BALTIMORE. April i-Butter firm: fancy imi-
tatlon, I9c; fancy creamery. z3c: fancy ladle. 10
0l6c: roll. 13G15c: store-packed. l3a14c- Cheese
firm: large, l2xdl2Ec; medium. lz<di2izc:
small. l3G 1910. Eggs firm: fresh, 1Sc-
FLGIN. April 1.-The offerings OF butter I'm the
BOARD Of Trade, to-day. were 4.Sco pounds. There
were no sales The quotation committee re-
ported the market steady at 211zc. The sales OF
the week were GIG. 500 pounds.
April lon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet. creameries.
l562Oizc; diaries. ll61sc. Cheese fairly active
at lac. Eggs active; fresh. l2&c.
KANSAS CITY. April Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. lie per dozen. loss
of. cases returned; new whitewood cases In
cluded. izc more.
ST. LOUIS. April Butter steady; creamery
-Sd2ac. dairy, 14q17c. Eggs lower at Inc, ~
packed and cases returned.
April Eggs firm and higher
at lie. Butter steady. Cheese firm; Ohio nat.
Tic.
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Mondays Bank CIearings.
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Week Opens with More Active Trade
and Firm Prices Ruling.

There was ample evidence of more activity in
the business parts yesterday. While weather
conditions were not of the best to create an ac-
tive business. they was much OF an improvement
over those which prevailed last week. and April
is entered with a belief In a business way it is
to be a record breaker. as stocks carried by re-
tail merchants are low and money is plentiful;
bills well paid up and conditions generally very
favorable to such anticipations. In prices, yes
terday, there were no important changes Poul-
try. eggs and butter are in good request and
firm at prices quoted. The provision market Is
very strong at an advance on nearly all de-
scriptions Of hog products, as noted in the quo
tations of Monday. Nothing is doing, as yet. in
the wool market. The dry goods market shows
a little more activity. with prices, as a rule.
steady, unless it be in certain lines of cotton
goods, which are somewhat unsettled. In
staple groceries,. strong steady prices are the
prevailing feature. Hides and leather are dull
and prices easy. as quoted. Hardware and iron
merchants are enjoying a big trade. Prices are
very firm but have not advanced, as had been
looked for with the coming in of April.
The local grain market is dull-mor 80 than
ever known when as high prices prevailed-and
all cereals in active request. Track bids, yester-
Gay, as reported by the secretary OF the Board
OF Trade, ruled as follows:
Wheat-No. = red, 7513c; No. 2 red. on milling
freight 95ei '''se' No. ) red n'A@'''sc' wagon wheat
Corn-No. 1 white, &c; Nc 2 white. 4lc; No.
s Wnlte, SC NJ. 4 mt fV4f-Ss y = Nhllc
mixed, 4sc: No ) white mixed, 43c; No. 4 white
mixed. SgQ41c; No. 2 yellow, 43Ac; No. 3 yellow,
4Ac; No. 4 yellow, 39AU4l%c; No. 2 mixed, 43c;
No. 3 mixed, 4Sc; No. 4 mixed. S9Q41c; ear corn.
41c; wagon corn. 40Q42c.
Oats-No. 2 white, 2Oc; No. 3 white, 29c; No. 2
mixed. CSC; Nc. 3 mixed, &c.
Hay-No. l timothy. si2.50gl3: No. 2 timothy.
SHOE.
2: total. 3 cars. Corn: No. 2 white. 2 cars: No. 3
white. Is: No. 2 white mixed. l: No. } yellow, ;;
No. 2 mixed, s.; No. 3 mixed, =; no established
grade, /; ear, /; total. 80 cars. Oats: No. 2
white. 1 car; No. 2 mixed. 6: total, Z cars. Hay:
4 cars
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At NEW YORK.
Breaks in Corn and Wheat. with Flour
Easy and Coffee Weak.

NEW DIRK April l-Flour-Receipts. 25.ssl
brls: exports. II. 2ls bales. Market easier and
dull. with buyers and sellers &C 10 l5c apart.
Rye hrm: No. 2 Western, size 4 o. b. aaoat
W~heat-Receipts. 5G.cs9 bu; exports. i75.2l3 bu.
Spot easy; No. ? red. sl'sc I. o. b. afOat. S0ssc
elevator: No. I northern Duluth. &ikc { @ n.
aHoat: No. / hard Duluth. $3.50 Z. o. b. anoat
Options were unsettled, responding TO active
selling for both accounts and a sharp break la
corn. Moreover. weekly statements We're bear
iSh. sales slower. and home crop news quite sat
ssfactorx. Closed weak at 1LUl&c net decline
in face OF a big export trade: May. 20 7-lC4S0&c.
closed al SAC. July. 7S5s0Slc. closed at 7g&c.
September. 79ts6so 9-i6c. closed at 79Ac.
C-orn-Receipts. les, COO bu; exports. 77,ssS bu.
Spot weak: No. :. 50c elevator. E9sc I. O. b.
adoat. Options were irregular all forenoon on
alternate selling and buying. governed by Chi
caRo, but collapsed In the afternoon under heavy
unloading. lower cables and short selling. Closed
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OILS.

NEW YORK. April Petroleum easy: refined
New York. 1850; Philadelphia and baltimore.
7.90c: in bulk. 5.35c. Rosin steady. Spirits OF
turpentine dull.
COLUMBUS. April L-ohio and Indiana oil
was reduced ? cents to-day. Quotations now are-
North Lima. 92c; South Lima, sc. Indiana, Sc:
Somerset. SIC.
OIL CITY. April l-c-edit balances. n.z: GER
tihcates. tLA offered. Shipments. i53. ia briss
average. sS.OS7 brls: runs. 1885, brls: average.
sc. 7SS brls.
WILMINGTON. April Spirits Of turpentine
quiet AT 33izd34c. Rosin unchanged. Crude tur-
pentine quiet at sll0 10 $40 Tar steady a.
Sl.l5.
MONTPELIER. April Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. SIC per brl; North Lfma.
SIC.
SAVANNAH, April l-Spirits OF turpentins
firm al &c. Rosin unchanged and firm.
CHARLESTON. April Spirits OF turpentine
firm az &c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Like the Old wabash system.
,rk Telegraph.

Nav 1VIN INTEHIWPH-
The construction OF a greater Missouri
Pacific reminds the veterans Of the street
in many ways of the appearing of the old
Wabash system. a mountain OF debt AMI
cauital being ioated on a consolidation of
nondfvidend payers. The finish may be
entirely different. however. For instance.
there may never be occasion TO sell 5000 coo
or A.0e0.00 cut-rate tickets and have the
courts throw them out as worthless. as
MAS done in the case of Wabash after IL
passed into the hands OF a receiver. BY
the way, il has never been explained what
became of the money received from the
between Toledo and st. Louis for 81 each,
or half the regular fare.
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weak at %65sc lower. May. 4sd4s7sc. closed a.
49sc: July. ASH 649 size. closed at fStac; Septemr
Der, 4Sm4yc. closed at 3Sisc.
oats-Receipts. 217.5 500 bu: exports. ioe: $50 bu.
Spot easier; No. ., 3ikc; No. 3, Sic; No. 2 white,
SSq2s1kc: No. 3 white. 32LGSsc: track mixed
Western. 31Q31lxc: track white. s2i<Q3shc. OPP
tons active and weaker, with corn.
Lard firm: Western steamed, $50. Refined
firm; continent. IS. so: S. A. $50 Tallow Arm
city (2 for package), 47sd5c; country packages
free). 4kn7sc. Cotton-seed oil firm; prime
crude. 32c; prime yellow. sc.
Cofee-Spot Rio dull; No. : invoice. esc. MID
quiet: Cordova. SLG12i1c.
Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining. 8 I7-32c: GEN.
trifugai, SO test, 4 f3-32d4 7-16c: molasses sugar.
J 9-32QS 5-16c. Refined steady.
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! futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour ouie,
Nc 3 spring wheat. 69G72l2c: No. 2 red. s4x4
76Ac. No. 2 corn. &c; No. ? yellow. &c. No. ?
oats. 27Ac; No. 2 white. 29LG2s%c: No. 3 white.
2S% No. : rye, SAC. Good feeding barley.
45c: fair 10 choice mating. 49a5Sc. No. / flax
seed, $l55; No. / Northwestern 81 Clover
seed. contract grade. $11. Prime timothy seed.
81. 10. Mess pork, per brl. $l5.50Gl5.55. Lard.
per 100 lbs. &.421GS.45. Short-rib sides Goose).
s.. 100s.30. Dry-salted shoulders boxed). Sc -51
SSH. Shorl clear sides boxed), SIS sOd8 50.
Whisky. basis Of high wines. sl.27.
Receipts-F1our. ., 900 brls: wheat. 134 900 bu.
corn. $4,000 bu; oats. 2sS. 600 bu: rye. 1900 Blu:
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 1900 bris
wheat. 1890 lbu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats. 245, 900
bu: rye, 1900 bu; barley. 5000 bu.
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NEW YORK. April 1.-The market for dry
goods opened the week quietly. There has bees
no Improvement IN the demand I'm any direction.
nor any material change in prices of brown
bleached OF coarse Coiorcd cottons- Print cloths
are dull and unchanged. Prints and glnghams
ouiet. White goods dull. fine grades steads. low
qualities Irregular. Underwear and hosiery dull.
bat prices unchanged.
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prices paid by shippers)
Turkey hens, 7qSc per ID: young toms, &C.:
Young chickens, &c; hens. &c; cocks, &c; ducks,
&C: geese. full feathered. s5.40d6 per doz.
Cheese-New York full cream. l3c; domestic
Swiss. lie: brick. 14c; limburger, 13c.
Butter-Choice roll. lie per Id; poor. No. 2.
Eggs-11c per doZ.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per ID; prime duck.
zoe per 10.
unwashed, 1sQ20c; tub-washed,
2SG30c: bury and understandable. 3G5c less;
fine merino. 15Q17c; coarse braid. lie.
HIDES, TALLOW, T
Greensalted Hides-No. 1, Sc: No. 2, &c; No. /
calf, 9l2c: No. 2 calf, Sc.
Grease-White. &c; yellow, SIC; brown, csc.
L, &c; No. 2. S4c.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK April l-Poultry-Allve weak
and lower: fowls. Iclkc: chickens. l0c: turkeys.
12c. Dressed steady: turkeys. 9di0izc. fowls.
Oiz1i1izc-
ST. T. April Poultry steady: chickens.
Sc: turkeys. SQl0c: ducks. SC; geese. f45c.
CHICAGO. April dressed poultry quiet:
turkeys. Skdiii4c; chickens. ioc.
CINCINNATI. April Poultry quiet: chick
ems. s9ioc; turkeys. 7dice.
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Visible Supplies of Grain.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The visible supply OF
grain on Saturday. March 30. as compiled By the
New York Produce Exchange. is as follows.
Wheat. a. 1900 bu. an increase Of g.. 900 I'm.
corn. =. 2s7. co bu. a decrease OF 575y 600 ba. oate
II. 15e. 90 bu. an increase OF 12l. 900 bu; rye. Los
0v bu. a decrease OF $500 bu; barley. I.662. COO bu.
a decrease Of l2. 900 bu.
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NEW ORLEANS. April Cotton firm. Re-
ceipts. 400 bales. Ordinary, Lie: good ordl-
nary. 64c. low middIlnr. : 3-isc. mlddlfng. Sc.
good middling. sac; middiirg fair. sac. ReceiptA
1878 bales: stock. z1.0si bales.
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BUSINESS SKILL
REQUIRED.

The Union Trust Company has large ex-
perience i'm the investment of money and
at it's command. Ii is conservative in every
respect and believes in taking no risks III
order to get high interest at the risk of the
principal 1t will be glad to advise with
any persons having money to dispose of or
TO take charge of the funds of persons who
feel unable TO manage for themselves.
Interest will be paid on time deposits
left with the company.
Insurance written in first-class COM
panieS.
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ST. LOUIS. April 1-Wool dull: quiet 60
easier on medium strong on inner grades. mo6i-
urn grades 1z4fSizc. light nne. l10l5c. heavy
nne. l04l2c. ~sub-vashsd. 110<c.