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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-11
Summary,

summary.
The International Grand Lodge OF the
knights Of st. Crispin convenes at Clevc-
land, Ohio, on the 10Th instant.
The dam over the Oswcso river near o.
wego has been swept away. It belonged to
the State, and the loss is SlS0,90O. :
A for2er has succeeded in getting 81 900
from the Evansville Qnd.l National Bank.
and So, 900 from the First National Bank of
the same place.
Governor Dix has signed the New York
civil.rights bill.
The heaviest rain for five years has oc.
Cured in Indiana. Three and three-quarter
inches of water fell in forty-eight hours.
The St. Mary's river is over It's banks, and
the railroad bridge at Waterloo is washed.
A nearly-completed building fell at Mid.
dletown, Conn.,, burying fifteen persons in
the ruins. Six dead have already been
found.
Thomas r. Sharp, by unanimous vote of
the Board Of Directors, has been elected
master of transportation Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
A freshet at West Milbury, Mass, has
swept away the dam at Rnmschorn pond.
The lowlands are flooded, and the loss is
heavy. Several houses have been washed
away.
A San Antonio letter states that seven
regiments are now on the Rio GraDde.
Sheridan, Belknap, and other military officers
| are there in constant consultation. The
leading belief is that some important military
| movement is on foot.
A German seeking employment at the
New York Gas-Works was stabbed by the
| strikers.
Five of the crew of the bark Peter G..
Warwick, from Rio, at the New York quar-
antine down with yellow fever. were imme-
diately taken to West Bank Hospital. One
has since died.
The insurance on Horace Greeley's life, of
100000, has been collected. The policy is
| the largest paid in the last decade.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
SERIOUS SHELL EXPLOSION.

SERIOUS SHE'LL EXPLOSION.
LONDON, April 10.--A shell exploded
aboard her Majesty's gunnery-sbip Cam
bridge during practice at Davenport yester-
day. Many were hurt. No details have
been received.
THE BANK F0RGERIES.
LONDON, April l0.-Deyelopments made
in the great Bank of England forgery case,
which was before the Lord Mayor again to-
day. conelusively establish the fact that the
forgerIes were committed by Austin Bidwen,
now under arrest at Havana, and whose
surrender has been ordered by the Spanish
Government. George MacDonnel is held
for extradition in New York. George Bid
well, whose arrest in Edinburgh has already
been announced, and Noyes, the alleged
clerk of the parties (who was the first person
taken into custody here), were both before
the court to-day, and after an examination
were remanded to Newgate.
Bullion has decreased in the Bank OF Eng
land one half million of pounds
LONDON. April 10.-Tbe Chancellor OF the
Exchequer has arranged to carry the reduc-
ton Of fifty per cent. on sugar duties into
effect next month. The reduction on new
sugar will take place on the BIB, and on re-
fined sugars on the 2Sth.
The British Society of Engineers gave a
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orr hoop. si,.saDsis q LOCO; red oak. Il

ory hosp; 81, q 1000; red oak. for ,,aaase
III 3; Mixed cotton. white. ssasc. wool
Rops: Manila. sest. asassc. ssisal ssc. q 3.
MIN Feed. I.
Brotonsttsg:. 5oc. IT tishel. u
Corn Bran: soc. p tushet.
ShfpstuB:: COG. q brslei. ;5
Shorts: &c. % bushei &
Wheat Bran: zoe. Is bushei.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: TOYS mining. doc. alS1.25 a. l6o feet.
Founder. 1915 by the I'VE kegs--less than five
kegs. T.25: blasting SaGSs.5o.
Snot: Northern, $2-7salss ~ bag OF IS fbs.
Seeds.
Cz0rer: Ss.e51ssso "a busiel.
Fldz: sl.e50sl.7s u busheI
Herdsgrass: s1.so p bushei.
Orchard Grass: $50 a bushei.
Oats: s2IG65c. Ta busi,ei.
Timothy: $3.50 y busheI.
Grtadstones: 1gp2ac. q n.
Hus: Wool, saso@sls y dozen; boys wool,
:a.SeG$fe, according to quality; fur, Sl5G5cc p
dozen; moleskin silk hats, &51GS58 per dozen dress
cashmere and felt hats, 3ls@$ia a per dozen.
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COTTON MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, April 1o.-Cotton quiet; middIlngs,
1sc net receipts 9o2 bales. Exports to Great Bril-
tain, 24ol balcs Sales $50 beles stock, a. 2 bales
AUGUSTA, April lo.-Cotton steady; Hiddllngs
$780,; receipts, PSI bales, sales, 2l7 bales.
CHARLESTON, April lo.-Cotton quiet; middlings
1ss@Sac. net receipts, a39 bales exports coastwse
60 bales; sales, $50 bales; stock, "a, 92J bales
lS9c. net receipts, IS baless Sales Is bales; stock
4,5US bales. ~ el
NORFOLK, April lo.-Cotton quiet and firm /; low
middlIngs, l7sc.: net receipts, 727 tales; exports
costwise, 1907 bales sales, 300 bales; stock, 9oe
bales:
BALTIMORE, April 1o.-Cotton dull; middlings
19sc. gross receipts. l3s bales; exports coastwse
81 bales; sales, 3l5 bales; stock, l0,22o bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April lo.-Cotton easier; ordi
nary. l3sc.; mddlings, l9c.; receipts 1881 bales
93l Dales Sales, 5000 bales stock. ls6,ss7 bales
MOBILE, April lO.-COtton dull aud nominal
mlddlingS, lSsc; receipts $50 bales; exports coast
wise $50 bales sales, 200 bales; stock esS bales
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PETERSBURG, VA.

APRIL o.-Coton.-We have no change to note In
cotton; very little Offering, and BUYERS careless.
We quote low grades, 123@l4c., and hard TO sell
fair TO good l5s@I7c. prime, l7.c. strictly choice
selections, Rc. - = = = -
Iobacco-The market is steady and moderately
active for good grades of tobacco of body. Com
mon Tugs and leaf are only saleable at decline.
we quote primings, ~ .5o@t5; Tugs, common to fair
loose 81. so Tugs, good to tine loose,
medium and short leaf. loose, $S@i9.25; good to
strictly fine Leaf loose, s9@Sl25O; priced tobacc0s
IN good order about sue higher for all grades bright
tobacco y In better request, and good wrappers
bring sIs@sa5. !.
Whedt.-The receipts are very light. Prime to
choice white. 5l.95@S2; red, a1.ssGI$i.yo.
at TG072c.
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IS az Rgt,S Al L,sA i q ESSsEEA,f
.BLOoD-PURITTER AND EENUvAr0R. --BAI-
me pieasars 20 add my testimony 90 nc wonderful
caects OF your truly excellent medictoes ao6A-
DALis. Alter suffering for two ,ears from q shat.
tered tuition, with scarcely hope Of .esto,a.
ton 70 my usual health, IVES induced 10 Try YoHr
RosAf)ALIs. Alter taking, according 70 your
direction, fre 5oesies, can trniy say that have
been completely restored as my many friends know.
and believe solely by the Of soar medicine.
cordially recommends ~ anssxcellsnt fcaoraior
and purifier OF the blood.
Truly yours, JoHy Cox.
NH 5l-eodsw corner Gay and Lomhayd streets.
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Warrington Affairs,

WAsr.SGroN, April 10.--The President
g., appointed Richard y. Brooke, Of War
s.n.on. Va. Consu! 10 Ia Rochelle, France
pr. Wi!iam w. Douglas, of King and
usrn county. Va, and James NJ. Donnan
- Petersburg. Va, are appointed to Euro
;,5n ron>ulalcs.
Colonel ScruSys. OF Georgia, has been mp
.-aiu,cd Minister TO Bosota.
Captain William y. LETTERS has been APP
a,ntcd Chief OF the Ordnance Bureau of the
NAVY. rfce Rcar-Admiral Case, who will
command the European squadron.
The accounts Of Postmaster Osgood, of Sa
Nalnah. have been audited. and show no dc.
1.,.npC
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THE CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY.
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION IN THE
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.

TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS:
DAILY.-One year, Sl4; six mouths, 81; three
months, $685. one month, &r.50; week (by cirrierJ,
80 cents. Sundays omitted: One year, aI2; six
months. 90; three months. $s2S; one month, sl25
week (by carrer), Is cents.
WEEKLY.-One copy. 81: five, each, 81 rs; ten,
each, SLIGO. EXTRA copy with club Pay the carrier.
AS an advertising medium the Commercial has
superior position.
TERMS FOR ADVERTISEMENTS:
Nothing received for less than Is cents Mar
riages, DeaIhs, Religious and Society. Notices.
Wants, Boarding. For Eent, For Sale, Lost aud
Found 10 cents line; business Notices, 20 cents
8I.6o q square; Preferred Specials $3.50 square ;
Column, first page $Su, eighth pate SO; Cuts,
eighth page only, $2a SOU re: extra display eighth
page only. Sl.be square; matter set In double col.
umn, extra. : =
The squire Is Hve-eighths Of an incb-eight lines
solid agats No reduction on account Of the NUM-
Der OF insertions the amount OF space taken. -
Rates for the Weekly same as for the Daily.
Al paid mater pu6lishsd as advertisements.
Address ~, ~
ap G-its ID. HALsIEAD q W. {
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COMPLIMENTARY banquet last night 10 silas

complimentary banquet last night TO silas
Seyfnore, OF New York ~.
The passengers who arrived from New
York by the steamer Celtic on her last trip
held n meeting before reaching port, and
adopted resolutions complimenting the off,
GERS Of the ship.
Distress for the want Of food Is reported
to prevail In the islands Of the Irish coast of
Galway. The sheep are starving. Suhscrip-
ttons have been opened for the relief Of the
islanders.
DESPERATE FIGHT BETw BEN ACTORS.
PARIS, April 10.-A desperate fight oc.
CURED few days ago in the town Of Oioune,
In the Department of Vendee, between two
rival companies OF strolling actors, in which
nine OF the cotDbatants were killed and seve.
raj injured.
PARIS, April 10.-Specie has decreased
one-quarter million of francs.
Spain.
BAyoNNE, April 10.-The Carlists continue
70 lombard the, town of Pieigcerda. Relief
for the garrison has been sent from Gelon.
Brigadier.General Camaros has beaten
band OF Carlists, under Soliva, which was
menacing GeIon.
Mines, at the head Of considerable force
or insurgents, has levied q contribution of
ten thousand francs on Villa Franco, and de-
mands Its immediate payment by the NUM-
cipaItty, threatening the town with the fate
OF Berga If the money is not forthcoming,
The place being we'll defended, the authori-
ties refuse to yield.
Au3tria.
THE VIENNA EXPOSITION.
Z TRIESTE, April 10.-The United States
steamer Brooklyn arrived here to-day with
the store-ship Supply in tow. The Supply
brings American contributions to the Vienna
Exposition.
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EXPERIMENTS.
ADVANCE SHEETS OF PREMIUM LIST VIR-
GINA STATE AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY FAIR, 1873.

The Executive Committee at Its session the sth of
April, 49, .,,,,,.,
be stricken from the schedule in the printed advance
sheets, so that crops grown on any kind of land be
for the tobacco crop will be awarded by the Execn
tive Committee at fts regular lneetiog In january
1874 as Is mpracticable for the farmers generally
to have the samples In readiness as early In The sea-
SON as the time Of the Fair"
Contestants are requested to deposit their samples
and statements ut the Sccretary's office.
ap list 4. q. LrIG!I, Secretary.
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ES3;iro1ai Matters.

E,L.iGR. y. c., April 10-The State au-
I..t'> sized out writ of injunction
4-a.u,i \. :. Ruford, president of the North
.,:.ua railroad. and all its employees, pre-
INK change OF gauge from Greensboro
to .nrsitr. and the injunction was served.
TIE -~r3Gr WAS to have been changed so as
lo la>r tn3hcd trains from the Danville
railroad - pass through to the South. and
VA, 10 l., done in the interests Of the Penn
.Vt.Ui4 Central
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. April lo.-The barometer
will continue highest on Friday over the
Southern and Middle safes, with generally
clear weather and rising temperature. The
pressure will fail decidedly, with possibly q
.torm-;rntrc in the Southwest.
For New England and the Middle States
rising barometer, cool. westerly winds,
baking to southwest. with partly cloudy
weather.
Ntcinoan reports IRE missing from The
rN'reme Northwest, Florida. and the Texas
coast.
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WILMINGTON, NC.

APRIL s.-Sptrits Turpentine-Mark steady.
Sales OF $50 casks ut 4sc. per gllloI for southern
packages.
.Rosi'l.-Strained rosin firm. Sales reported OF
1000 barrels No. at S255 per barrel.
Crude Turpentine.-Market quiet and steady
Sales Of 0 barrels al 25 for hard $3.50 for yellow
dip, and $3.50 for virgin.
Tar-Sales Of 90 barrels at $500 q barrel Market
steady.
COtton-Sales Of ~ bales as follows: Three bales
NJ r1c bales at l4sc, bale at l5c bales at Isle,
bales at &c., Is bales ut 16tc. bales ut lie, and
bales at lie. q b.. We quote as follows Low or
binary, lie ordinary, l2c.: good ordinary, l5c.
strict good ordinary, l6c. low middiug I7c. strict
low middling, l7tc.; middling, &c.; strict mid
ding, l8tc.-,TOurudl. --.
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The following Is the report of Mr. L. Girnmi,
weighniaster, Of the sales OF livestock from the
Sd to The 9th of April. 1873:
CATTLE.-57 head sold from 4@Cic., gross.
SHEEP.-90 head sold from 81 yic., gross.
HoGs.-l5 head sold from s(aS1c., net
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

APRIL s.--Ftour.-Superfnc, s7.e5@s7.5o; fine, 81
gsaes extra, sS.2,Gss.5O; family, sS@ 1880; fam
Whedt.-Common to fair, Sl.4s@slss: fair to
good. Si.65l9SL7s; good to prime, SL7s1xl.s5
prime to choice red, $l.s5@fSl.9o prime to choice
white, Sl.9OQSL95.
Corn.-White, sac; mixed, &C. /; yellow. sl@s2c
REMARKs.-Wheat is In very light receipt, and
prices are nominal. Corn is steady at yesterdays
sales ut s3c. No transactions In rye or oats White
corn &c.; mixed, CSC. ;'yelluw. 62S83c.- Gazette.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. ArnIL 10. is7s.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Old dominion Steam
ship Company, New York.
steamer Eliza Eancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer
chanoise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent.
Brig Cormorant, Hanson, Liverpool, railroad iron,
Tredegar Company.
SAILED.
Steamer j. W. EverInan, Plat, Philadelphia, MGR
chandse and passengers. w. z. Porter, agent.
Schooner John McFee, Overton, Washington,
granite, curtis & Parker.
Schooner Judge Hopkinson, Baker, down river
light.
for Trenton, N. d.
CLEARED ron THIS PORT.
Schooner W. W. Pharo, Collins, from Providence
April0
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Engie, mt City Point, bound up.
Brig Experiment, at City Point, railroad iron,
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
Schooner Mary, Snow, Richmond, Va, sailed
from Providence Aprtls.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
TucKEnToN, n. j., April l0.-The ship Webster,
with cargo OF fertilizers from Bull river, South
Csrolina, for New York, Is ashore and will be y
KEY WEST FLA, April lo.-The steamer City OF
Dallas from New York for. New Orleans, Ii ashore
on SIND Beach, fifteen miles south Of Jupiter hgh!
| She will probably get on,
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IMhians Preparing for War

=. Lor1S, April 10.-The Lawrence
.E.ASaSl Journal learns that the Kiowas,
{ I"'rnncs. and A,apahoe Indians are pre-
]a:ju@ for war. and that the Government is
ali the forts in western Kansas
aui south OF that section, and that extra
troops have been ordered to the front. Two
,-,nuanicS Of cavalry have already arrived
ana Two mere are en- route. There is every
.t>,rct 81 indian troubles on the froll.ier
.rt> .,t~ipu
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RALTIMnRE MARE ETs

BALTIMORE, April l,.--E1our dull and weak. and
quotations barely maintained; Howard-Street SUI
perfne, s4.75@Ss; extra, ss.so@$7.so: family, s@
x9.75; City Mills superfne, Ss@as; extra, $7.es@
$a5u; family, so.7se1sll.se. Wheat firm sad In
prime white, sl.ss@slo5; choice amber, saia@
Sis: good to prime red, sl.so9$2.os; common
to fair red. si.so@se; red western, sl.so@sl. 80
amber western. $lsO6Sl.s5 Corn lower and III
good demand; southern, Sl.ss; yellow southern,
Ses; mixed western steady at S1.s Oats active and
frmer; southern. 47@5Gc.; western mixed, &C.:
western white. ssc. Rye steady aud unchanged.
Hay unchanged. Provisions downward tendency.
Mess pork, *f9Sl7.59. Bulk meats unchanged. Ba-
con unchanged sugar-cured hams, i23@i5c. Lard,
SIG C. Western butter active and firm: choice tub,
3s@43c. Whiskey In small demand; sales at 9ic.
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arrest of Fraudulent Boston Mer.
cs.ant-CharitableR Requests.

E"Sr"N, April TO- Charles Curtis, recently
q dry Goods dealer at $50 Washington street,
- hccn arrested and held to bail in $4,000
Ter Trial. charged with buying goods on
,rcdi, and selling low for cash with the in.
i'tlon Of Ascending with the proceeds.
some gentleman, who withholds his name,
laq1"'thcd $4,000 TO the Massachusetts In
>t.,ute Of Technology.
The Massachusetts Historical Society at its
."nT' meeting to-day reelected Robert C.
Winthrop president.
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Enc Atlantic Wreck.

NtLTAX. \. s, April l0.-Two schooners
srHjycd this morning with lot Of goods
saved from the wreck Of the Atlantic. The
steamer Lady Head, with the collector Of
CUSTOMS on board, went down TO the wreck
today. but has not yet returned. A strong
southeast wind and rain. with heavy sea,
deferred smaller steamers from going down.
he weather is bad for the wreck.
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WILLIAM DAFFRON,
w 1888 MAIN sTRERT

offers 10 the public the following GOODS:
pictures-largest stock south OF Washington
Chro,nos and OH Paintings, any that 70 in the
market; icture Frames made at half-hour notice I;
Photograph Frames-iarge stock always on hand !;
Mouldngs, all sorts-sO,ooo feet on hand; Looking
Glass Plates and Looking-G Glass Framcs-a large
stock; large Family Bibles, extra large size and
finish, most approved editions; Clocks from the
best manufacturers in the United States, suitable
for parors, offices, and stores. Carpets-Brussels,
extra supcrfne, supcrfne, medium. and other
descriptions of carpetings Rngs-Bsusscis, velvet,
and tapestry. Oilcoths. Mattings-Cheque and
plain, best description. Walnut Extension Tables,
and other articles. All Of which win sci. FOR cash,
or by payments Of weekly or monthly instalments.
10 sa.eodam WILLIAM DAFFRON.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, April 10.
OFFERINGS
WHEAT.-Red. Ia busheIs
OATS-l2a bushels.
RYE.-16 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red, so bushels very good at Bliss; "a
bushels common at $l.4o; 80 bushels at $l.7s-tota
LA bushels Ed's
oATS.-1d bushels prime Virginia at scc.
4 fIE.-le bushels very good at soc.
RE-EXHBITED.
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Fg4 HEALTHY DIGEsTION.-Liie

Is rendered miserable Hllentbe digestive organs are
Impaired. Food becomes repulsiye; fhe body ems
ciafed the mind depressed; and melancholy broods
over you. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
are the remedy for these evils. They produce sound
digestion; create good Appetite impars refreshing
steep and cheerfalaess Of mind. x,
DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT.-Allw who have
used this invaluable medicine for coughs, coles,
asthma, splitting Ct blood, Group. inhamtnation Of
the lungs or chest, hoarsencsa, dfcuty Of breath
Ing, bronchitis and all diseases Of the lungs, attest
It's usefulness. For lung aectious IL has no equal.
ap 5deod&wlw
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Sale of n Railroad.

NlL&i%CTGy, y. G., April 10.-The Will
miGgIuI, |iarlotte and Rutherford railroad
was sold 1t aHction to-day under decree Of
tie sul,c!'uI Court Of New Hanover county.
!.dwal>. Ma, 1T rs, trustee for the first mort
gag" iondnoldcrs, became the purchaser at
Il 100 ono
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LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO MARKET

APRIL THE market was somewhat less ami
mated, Is usually the case on Monday but the de-
mand continued good for all merchanablc grades,
and prices ruled firm. There were rumOrs afi0at
which could not be traced TO any authentic source,
and received no great degree OF attention, TO the
effect that the italian contract had been reduced
10000 hogsheads. No authentic Information has
been received Of either the Italian or French adud
cation.
The sales aggregated Isl hogsheads.-Courier.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK, April le.-Cot,on quiet and steady
sales OF s,se7 bales at 1ss@.csc. Flour quiet and.
steady. Whlskey, sl@altc. Wheat firm and bet
ter; export and milling demand decreased. Corn
steady. Rice quiet aud firm. Mess pork SIf37s.
Lard steady. Turpentine quiet. Resin active
TalfOw quiet. FreightS quiet and firm.
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CTNCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April 1a.-Flour dull. Corn steady
at 4oc. Provisions Arm. Pork nomlnnly un-
changed. Lard frm sic. for steam SIC. for kettle
both held at t0tc. higher Bacon quiet and firm at
79sSc. to 05Gst. Whiskey steady at S5c.
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EAST LIBERTY CATTLE MARKET.
ToRACC0 MARKET, AS REPORTED ~
THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAk Anil

Nroinia Lea5.-The week appears to have e, G ,et
much The same Us Its predecessors no svsn
fr%m what is usually presented hayinA been ae-
yeioped in the daily progress Of con
some Virginia Leaf changed hands IN this rrr
fhan usual and what was disposed OF weat ehieny
70 manufacturers save in Tugs, ths marxet III, y
not In fuI suppiy Of desirable stocks, and on tbls
account buyers are probably less eager 70 take
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Great Flood i'm Ontario.

EVANSVILLE. ONTARIO, April 10.-The
greatest food for fifty years is now devasta-
ting the country. Many villages and farms
are inundated. In the principal street of
this place the water is four feet deep. The
po>t.oiiice can only be reached by boats.
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Fall of 81 Railroad Bridge.

C%CIyNATI. April l0.-The railroad bridge
IT Mor@Intown. on the Cincinnati and Mar
tin>vilIe railroad. Tell this morning while u
numher of carpenters were at work. Three
q: the worklnen were dangerously and two
severed" injured.
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4 Retiring Millionaire.

ltELADFLraiA, April Matthew Baird,
t'.v senior inrrlhcr Of the firm controlling
the Baldwin Locomotive Works, has retired.
receiving Sg3.n0o.060 for his interest in the
works
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RALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

BALTIMORE, April lo.-Catue dull; the very
hes, on sale TO-DAY! st@1c that gene,ay rated as
5@5ic receipts, Dos head; sales, s87 head. Hogs
In full supply but only moderate demand, and de-
shse1 S sns1 SSt rs head
sheep, 6@7sc. SHARED, 5Gsic; receipts 1908 head
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rOBACCONIsTS' SUPPLIES. --LICO-
I RICE of every grade and OF every kind; the
Eagle G.. c.. of which am sole agent
STICK LlCORICE.-ln Ito Id. cases OF frst qnaiity'
POWDER ED LICORICE ROOT, in barrels.
GUM.-Bales prime; barrels Of ordinary ana Sc
lected grades.
TONQUA BEANS.-Very old and dry;
SYRTfPS.-All kinds, and cheaper Than northern
sUGARS.-A, B, Crushed. Powdered, Granulated
Demarara, in bogsheads and blrrels Porto hico
in hogsheads; New Orleans In hcgsheads.
All for sale at lowest prices.
On tsw JOHN FL, WILLIAMS.
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RAI.Tr,tt,Rr

BALTIMORE, April lo.-Yirsinia e's, old, 81; con.
pons old, as consolidated 50. West virginlas, 49,
hid fr-day q
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, April la.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed Corn In fair demand at 52@54c., sucked.
Pork Sl7: Bacon steady and unchanged. Lard
tierce5, SIC; keg, 95c.; steam st@ssc. Whiskey
steady at sec.
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EOARNlNG.


DOARDING.-MRs. NORFLEET has one
- handsomely furnished room first floor TO rent,
with BOARD. Would be glad to have few DAY
BOARDERS. GIG Main street ap 9-3tf