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RAILROADS.
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TEE ONLY LINE TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT
CHANGE.

Pullman Palace Sleeping and Drawing Room
Cars leave depot, foot of Canal street, every day
at Ais P. NJ, and run through to ST. Louis without
change via New Orleans and Mobile Mobile and
Ohio and st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroads.
reaching st. Louis one hour in advance of all
other routes.
Close connection is also made with Louisville
line at Humboldt fo7 Louisville, Cincinnati and al
Eastern cities. For through tickets and sleeping
car berths inquire at the new Ticket and Passen.
ger Office, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, SO Camr
street, New Orleans.
s29 If VIM. BE DELL, Agent.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
tFrom CaIliope Street Depot.)
DEPART ARRIVE
Express. 700 A. NJ. Express. . IL 80 P M.
Mail 500 P. NJ. Mail. 49,. ILLS A. NJ.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st.
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change of sleeping cars to Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given at 70
Camp street, corner Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
E. D. FROST, Gen1 Manager. sp19.
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A Titus, New Orleans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S. 900 90
James Ross NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 540O 90
j.: H. Gayle l'ed River Landing 5000 90
mos. l.. Clarke New Orleans 10000 90
AlDeiJ W. Merriam. 5000 90
MIS- " +. W. GOrtOn, Waterproof 5000 90
JnO " Elstnef, New Orleans 1854 90
=. Horne, shreveport ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000 90
Mis- NJ L 1nllauer, New Orleans $500 90
3 ~: iltts, shreveport 791 SO
v: HaDer, " lllan~port ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000 90
W after " BELL, New Orleans 500 90
Dr James jones' 10000 90
NJ. ke.y 900 90
u A. NJ Farwell, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000 90
NJ H. Hover, trahklin- Observation-Disclosures. 5000 90
r. a W ebo, Evergret Observation-Disclosures 5000 90
Jac"n Dung New Orleans 5000 90
Elijah Peale, - Is 600 90
y HaDerIe, ...--.--.-----. 40S "a
Aug y Ia dy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000 90
M Ii. LafIenz, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000 90
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The above statement Ia lust and correct fran.
Jcript from the books of the Company. "-A
G. ". MOTT. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans.
sworn 20 and subscribed before me the 9Th dsy aa
june 1S7A. p. CHS. CIJYEIFR
Notary Public, 14O Grsyer street.
Inc usual ten per cent. interest Ia payable to shS
stockholders On demand.
NasperQ David McCoard,
2: q: Rst Z. +. General
a. PUG, 2. Fourchy,
n w. Smith, J.. j. Fernandez
d. A. Chafrxtx, I'M Alien
ChAs. LAft4A isA%s
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III Il. APPLICABLE,
Successor to
EoIETTEE L. APPLICABLE,
PLUMBERS
LND DEALERS IN
COOKING RANGES and BOILERS,
BATH TUBS, WATER CLOsETH
WAsHsTANDs, KITCHEN sIEs
LIFE and FORCE PUMPS, ALE PUMPS,
Sheet Lead and Lead Pipes, Brass and rsass.
Cocks Of all Patterns,
146 P.oydras Street.
New Orleans.
n. B.-Agents for Colwell's, Shaw 4 Wrlarc
Patent Tin Lined Pine,
Rydrants put up, extended N repaired, nue
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'LIlEIyyOCIIIIOI
AM = RIGA.
General Office, st. Louis, Mo,
PRESIDENT. .......... III. w, HOUGE.
secretary. ..........J. X. PIERCE
Actllary. EDWIN w. BRYANT

Assets January /, 1s74......s5,11s,ss?.
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sT.LOUIS LEFEINsURANCECo

Paid for Death Claims in the year 1874:
SS4S,29l Al.
Paid to families of deceased policy holders in
LOUISIANA in the year 1874:
Over ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOJTS.
AND DOLLARS as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-05
Quo COUNTY COURT.
Rtna Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling
III ChanCcry.

George Roberts and Others
by Virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West virginia, made and entered On thu
10th day VI January 1875, IN the RbOyO entitled
cause, the undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed 70 sell al public suction, At tho front door
u tho Court House Of said Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL q, 1875,
CommOneingat 10 O'Clock A. n. Of aid day, all Tho
coal and other minerals belonging al present 10 The
Crescent Iron Company, which are III aud under
lands that were conveyed 70 the said George lob.
erts BY the decd Of John Woods trustee, and Mar
tha Knox, bearing date the sth day Of June, 1868
and recorded 10 The Clerks Office q nld 0hid
only % much Of said coal a was conveyed by said
George Roberts and wife 10 Emma II Carter BY
deed dated tho Int day Of january, 1871, tho aid
deed b0ing decd Of exchange between the said
Emma D. Carter, Of the one part and the said
George RobOr!s Of The other Tart, and recorded III
said Clerks ofiico Ia Deed Book No. 81, pago a.
AlO, all tho coal, ways, easements, rights and
privileges which BY tho mid list mentioned deed
Of exchange were granted by the Rald Emma d.
Carter to The said ueoEO Ro6Ottbi The above being
the aaine coal minerals, ways easements, right
and privileges which were conveyed BY tho aid
Roberts and vile 10 The Crescent Iron Company
by deed bearing date the l2th day Of July 1871
aud recorded ID sald Clerks once ID Decd Il0ok
No. IS, page 8Sf For more particular aud minute
description Of tho mOlea and bounds Of The PREMISE
here Odefel for ale the course Of entries and tht
character Of other improvements connected With
The Ahie reference d hereby made 70 4 complete
plat Of tho aid premises now posted In The ClefkI
ONCE Of Ohio County Court
TERMS OF 4ALE-On0.ioufth Of tho purchABC
money 10 DO paid In cash on Tho day Of sale, and
The residue Of aaId purchase money 70 b paid II
four equal annual nltallments with interest there
on from the day q lale tho purchaser 2 give bond
fnlsSlonsES. iof AID 5siSrfed haYmentS, and IN
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SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT, ANT
OF SOME or THE DISEASES PRO.
DICED BYIT.

AsallOw or yellow COlOred skin, or yell
lowish brown spots on face and other
parts Of body; dullness and dFowSi'
ness with frequent hoadachej dizziness
bitter or bad taste In mouth, dryness oil
throat and internal heat; palpitation; In
many cases a dry, teasing cough, with sore
throat; unsteady appetite, raising food
choking sensation In throat; distress
heayiness, bloated or full feeling about
stomach and sides, pain In sides, back Of
breast, and about shoulders; collie, pain
and soreness through bowels, with heat
constipation alternating with frequent
attacks OF diArrhna; piles, aatulence
nervousness, GOODNESS Of extremitieS; rush
Of blood to head with symptoms Of apo.
plexy, numbnesA Of limbI, especially al
night; cold Chills alternating with hot
flashes, kidney and urinary difficulties
dulnOss. low spirits, unsoCiability and
gloomy forebodfngs. Only q few Of above
symptoms are likely to 10 present at one
time. All who uso Dr.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. OF
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
purgative Pellets for Liver Complaint and
its complications, arc loud in their praise
Of them. They are sold by all dealers III
medicines. eOdsw&w
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The Dominican Government and
ItS Claim Against the United


SAN DoMGN0o, April at Ia stated
that this government Is now being hard
pressed By about two thousand Of Its cit,
liens, the victims Of Baes's action while
under the immediate protection Of U. 5
ships Of war, to present claim ON Tho
United States government for losses and
injuries to tho government and people
arising therefrOm. Tho foundation Of
this claim has been taken from tho speech
Of Senator Summer OH March y, 1871
an violation OF International law aud
the usurpation Of war powers" The gov
eminent intends, II Ia said, to present q
claim for $5OO0,OOO, but has not yot de-
cided how or by whom they will present
II, having no diplomatic representative at
Washington. The argument that the Do
minican government will submit IN sup
port Of this claim recites all about Baez's
accession 10 power, his attempt TO dispose
Of the country, and tho lease Of SANTANA
declares no was maintained In power by
United States troops, and was compelled
to fec when they ceased 10 support him
that while occupying the Presidency, pro
teCted by United States ships, no plum
tlcred the treasury Of large portion o.
Tia revenue, and 'ill.treaIed citizens. II
alludes to many other facts In regard &c
the relations between tho United State.
and SantO Domingo which have occupied
attention during several years, and de
Clares that the acts Of the United State
government we're In violation Of interna.
lional law, and that II Is responsible fol
the losses and injuries oecasionCd by thu
protection Of BaeI.
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Afternoon Dispatches
MOLLY MAGUIRES.
Disturbances In PennSyIVanln.-'
Proclamation by Governor
HRRiRnnll.


PorHvILLE, PA, April Sat Donald,
son, in the western section Of the country
heretofore undisturbed, q gang Of men
armed with pistols and clubs, attacked
some mon at tho West End Colliery al
night, and also attacked the homes Of a
number Of Union men and did much
damage.
HARRBBURG, April3.-Goy, Hartranft
has issued q proclamation, in which he
says;
SWnEREAs, It Is represented to me
that in tho counties OF Luzerno aud
Schuylkill, certain ovil.diSposed persons
have combined themselves together In
violation Of the law, causing terror 70
law.abiding citizens, and placing life and
property IN peril by their tumultuouH
and disorderly conduct, and with force
and arms arc intruding upon the rights
Of individuals and corporations, and pre-
venting we'll disposed persons from the
pursuit Of their lawful employment aud
avocation; and,
"WHEREAs, # Is made the duty Of the
Executive to take care that the laws be
faithfully executed, now, therefore, !,
John +. Hartranft, Governor and Com
mander.in.Chiei, do command all such
evil disposed persons in the Aforesaid
and other counties to dispense and depart
from further unlawful combination and
demonstrations and toreturn without de-
lay to their homes, and all such persons
arc hereby notified that II they fall forth
with to comply with this command the
Sheriff ofsaid county shall call Tor what
ever military aid may DO necessary to
preserve lie and property and enforce
obedience to the laws Of the Common
wealth"
H4zLEroN, Pa, April IA delegate
meeting Of tho several branches Of the
Miners Union belonging to this region
was held.here to-day. 1ts object IL sup
posed to have had some bearing on the
works ut Mount Pleasant. Rumors are
circulating Of mass meeting Of miners
to be held Monday. Merchants Of the
town who formed the Sheriti's poss'
Wednesday and Thursday have incurred
tho opposition Of the miners. A grocer.
wagon, sent to EbervAle To deliver goods
was stoned out Of town, and tho driver
Obliged to return without delivering hi
goods. Several Of the merchants ordered
out to assist the Sheriff, fearing to incuI
the i'll will Of the miners, refused to go
preferring to risk the penalty.
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Nav YoRK, April {, Cotton Steady At
l65SAl7e. Flouf-ouiet and unchanged;
IupOrfne western and Stats SAl0A4 IS, com.
mon 70 good n S6a5 10; good 70 choice 6l6a
S IS; Whita wheat extra IS 6QaG 00I st. LOpia
$500aa 90. Corn AeAl-FiEm a t4 00aa 70,
Rye Flour-Firm At ~ 00a4 10. Wheat
Quiet SAd steady No. ! spring 81 lSAl 20;
No, 2 81 14R1 10; No. 2Chioago 81 l7Rl 10;
No, 2, Northwestern Sl.lsAl 20i No, 9 Nil.
Waukee 81 Goal "a; uhgyadSd Iowa and
Minnesota spring 81 Hal 90 Rye-QuiSi
q goea 90 HeEleyTpull and dropping
at STas7Xc; yellow sI]lRSsc, white SO.
oats-QuIet aud firm; mixed Weatern al
72A7Sci white 7SA75c, Hay-runchaAged.
COdee-Qpiet. Sugar-Steadyl fair 10 good
refining 7JfRs1fc; prime SKs, AOlaSSea-
Firm. Mce-Quiet and unchanged, Whiiky
81 lax, vI ~ ~ -
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CHICAGO, ApilS.-Elour--QuiOtand I'M.
changed. WhsAt-ClOsed lover No. |
spring 81 DIX; No. 2 fresh g7iSe spot 053EC
seller April; 00,Eao9Ne seller May No. 8,
s2LSaeSe; re eeted o. jiAs5c. COrn@DsmAnd
active and pfloes advanced; No. 2 fresh
1OHo regular; 6sNAGsiEc spot; 76s4d bid
seller MAY; rejected 6SsSA6SAc. Oats-De'
riand fail and prices ad yAhced; No. ., fegu:
LAT IS; Ea67 80 spot OF seller April exc bid
seller May. Hye-Demand active. and prices
advanced, No. |, &l0iai o.. Batley-Dull
and nominal. potk-Dull and declined 10
S9i 50 spot; $2l 30 Sellet May; $2i 80 sellet
June. tafd--DSmand active and pficet
advanced 10 $i4b6 spot tl4 70Ai4 ~ y
seller MAY, $t4 90aI4 g9jS seller June. bulk
MSats-Tieniand fair, market firm and un'
changed. WhiSky-Sleady and In moder'
ate demand at 81 II,
On Inc call board wheat was firm. Corn
easier, Oats oOAior. Pork very active and
higher, S2l 42H Aptlli s2t 79N May
$29 02iSa2905 June, including some large
suleA lard higher $i4 99X May i6'i
lime
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BEECHRR CASE.

TAKING TESTIMONY OF A SICK WITNESS
New YoRK, April 9..-The illness Of
Henry NJ. Cleveland has made II necessary
that his testimony in the Beecher trial
should DO taken at his residence, The
examination began yesterday afternoon
ut 8 o'clock, Mr., Cleveland reclining IL
bed while answering questions which
werO taken down by q stOnographOr, and
are to be- written out and read in Court
at tho conclusion Of BeOCher'S testimony
At $50 a recess was taken for dinner un.
til s o'clock, when the examination was
resumed and continued until $50, The
examination will DO resumed in the same
manner each afternoon until the lesti.
mony IS concluded. Tho testimony Of
Cleveland Ia regarded as important by
both SldeS, on account Of his confidential
relations with Beecher in reference 10 the
matters at issue on the trial, % he has,
consequently, knowledge Of important
facts relative thereto, ~ g.
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Cardinal A1cClOSkey'a state Car.
rinpaasA .GOfReOna EnnlpnEe.

NEw YoRK, April 3.--The State car.
riage Of Cardinal McClOskey was placed
on exhibition to-day by the manufacturer.
II IL an eight.Sprihg Berlin coach, OF TN.
pretending appearance, but Of the finest
workmanship. 1ts weight Ia ono thousand
Slr hundred and five pounds. The body
isblack, while the running part Ia painted
very dark green. II Is lined With blue
and green satin; tho few mountings used,
as the handles Of the doors and the set;
tings Of The lamps, are Of plain polished
silver. The Cardinals coat Of arms has
beenhanlsomely emblaEoned on the doors.
II consists Of a shield vert, bearing three
crosSlets argent on Chevr6n guieS between
two stars in chief, and a esarde lyS In bdesd
reliero. The crest IL q double CfuSslet In
alto relieO. The carriage will be drawn on
State occasions by heavy black horses
with silver mounted harness. The liar.
ness cost $1,000.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April S.-Cotton-SteAdy
at Ice. Flour-Stsady with moderate dc,
mAnd. WheAt-Firm; red Of 81 l9al lS
Corn-Firm at 7la72e. OAts-Firm Of Goa
90. Rye-Quist at u y, BaEley-FiFm
and unchanged. 0ilE-LArd oil Arm 81
II l2Al u; linIOed oil Arm at $50, Eggs
Steady at l4Jio, Butlsr-FiEm At 35A2TO
CheSie-FiFm and unchanged. Clover Seed
Active OF 11allIio. POrk-DSuAud fair
and market Arm at S91 SIX. LArd-Firm;
steam at l41<C; kettle l4JfAl5o, Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulders So; clear rib II 70; clear
sides ike. BAcon-Demand fair and mar,
ket Arm at 9al2ISAl21Sal3O, Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand Rt 81 II.
HoGs-FiEm; common ~ 5OA7 %; fair 10
medium q 26AS %. -
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PHtLADRLPHtA, April S.-Flouf-Duil
Wisconsin and MlnntaolA family ssa5 7S
PenniylvAnia, Indiana and Ohio u 25A6 90
hifh lgrAdea Sc S7iias %. Wheat--Quiel
red II 96ai &c; amber II "a. Rye-Si o.
Cofn-Fifm al $50. 0AtA-Whitc 60e70ci
mixed 6SHo. Pofk---Aellte Al S92 Is, Lard
-ll4Ail1c. Petroleum Refined nominal
" lINaiINe; crude unchanged, Butte
Unchanged New York aud Bradford
county extra Q0ASQc, DO htet1 25A27ei west
cru extra 22a246, Cheete-Flfm aud IN
ehAnged, Efga-Fifm; western Al gSa24e
WhlGky Declining at II IL,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.


NEW YoRK, April S.-NoNRY-C Closed
at 4a4}1 per cent on call.
STERLING ExCIIANGB-StrOng and for 10
days the demand Ia actiVei the leading
drawers on London ask $I.s5a4,SO reSpsc-
lively, and business early in IhO day for to-
days steamers and later for neItWednes.
day'svery close up to thOaO rates.
GoLD--0pOned at ll49G, advanced to
il4X and reacted to IL ut tho close. Car.
rylng rates were /, 2, " and 4psr cent
loans were also made tlat, and III sxcep'
tional instances at 9 per cent for borrowing,
Time loans Of gold are quoted as:iollowSi
80 days Aa9E for use, w days 7Ia>I, 90 day.
", 4 months Y and oil the year lkalH
per cent. ClearinyI $Gi,O0O,OOO. Tho As
Sistant Treasurcr diAbunOd to-day So, 5OC
aud received for Customs 1901, 900.
tsNt1su rlnaal HH,,,
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BALTIMoRB, April S.-Flour-steady, un
changed. Wheat Firnj No, 2 western spring
red 81 l7Al Is, Corn-BuoyAnt SO, Oats
Firm; mixed western esa6SC; white eSA10o,
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Pork-S22 oOa
~ rs. BAoon--Flrmj shoulders 9a4oi clear
rib lSc; hams IA lIAl5c. LArd-Nrm at AK
al6c. Bulter-Qui0E western tub l6A22o.
Petroleum easier Ut Ojia7O: WhlIky-Dull
al Al iAAl If HfIHIUaI l44
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, April g. uilnssS quiet in
all departments, owing to uniavorablS
weather. Cotton goods firm OF current rates
in consequence oisnliGipAtOd strike In the
Now England mills, Fine brown ShsVtingI
In steady demand and closely sold up. Plaid
pTints and cotton dress goods in demand.
Cotton ShAWlS dull, but WOESted makes In
steady demand, WOolOn goods remain
nuiAf
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Captain ]. w. GoslcC.

LOUISVILLE, KYy April 3.-The Board
Of Trade, Bteamboatmen, Short-Line
Railroad Directory, and the Directors Of
the Union Insurance Company, met and
passed suitable resolutions to-day upon
The death Of Captain James W. GOslee.
The funeral tomorrow will doubtless BIO
tho largest had for years In this section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-05
Legislative Appropriation Bill
Forgery,

New ORLEANS, April 3.-Geo. Drury,
a member Of tho House from Assumption,
was indicted to-day by the grand jury, for
participating in the forgery Of the gen
eral appropriation bill, recently promul.
gated, The term Of the present grand
Jury expired to-day, They recommend
their successors to continue the inVesti-
cation.
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Nomination for Mayor al CleVs.
isU Sa a. a t HSgns Lady sy riII sEcWH

CLEyELAND, April S.-Tho Democratic
81 p.. III; city to-day nominated U. r.
Ia young lady named Anna Grimes was
S lucy lhls Afternoon by being thrown
from acafflage al the cofnef II Erie and
se i!o streets, She fell on the eutbing
snu fractured her skull. The deceased
v w resident Of MtadVille, PonnSl-
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WASHINGTON.
YELLOW RKyRR.

WASHRGToN, April S.-Rsar Admiral
Mulaney, commanding North Atlantic
Station, reports that one Spanish mAn-ot,
war lying of Havana has forty cases Of
yellow fever, and another thirty-siI
cases. No cases have appeared on any Of
the United States steamers yet.
The United States steamers Plymouth
Ossipee and ShaWmuL anchored of Key
West, have been ordered on cruise In a
more northern latitude, and tho other
vessels OF the North Atlantic Station have
been ordered to make Port Royal their
headquarters.
LATER.
Tho Collector at Key West telegraphs
that there have been only three sporadic
cases Of yellow fever. No other Casea and
no real cause for alarm.
COINAGE FOE MARCH.
The total coinage for March amounted
to $3.50, $50; OF this amount $2,SSl 900
was in double eagles, $50, 200 trade dol
lars, 1918, 500 hall dollars, $Sl, $50 quar-
ter dollars, $4,000 dimes, and S73S, ITO
subsidiary coinage.
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Destructive Fire NJ I,uHhIo..I,oss
929O,OOO, m

BUrFAlo, April S.-At $50 r. NJ, a FIRE
broke out in the iive.stoty brick building
known as the Colt Block, al West Swan
and Pearl streets, occupied by White 4
Bagley, lithOgraphers and printers; John
f. Marshall, envelope manufacturer, and
others. The building was totally de.
SttOycd. White 4 Bagleys loss Il eStima.
ted at $4,000; insured for $4,000. To.
tai loss 1920, 900 insurance $4,000. Ed.
ward Chester, foreman Of the Liberty
hose, while on tho third floor, was killed
by the falling Of the fourth floor.
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PITTSBURGH, April S,-WheAt-Quiet
no sales reported. COrA-EAr trm; mixed
74A76CI prime yellow 77a7sCi SHIELDED white
and mixed 7SA76O, observation-disclosures
" active; crude 81 7OAl lax at Parker'G
refined l49fal4kc Philadelphia delivery
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The Supervisors Of Brooklyn have re-
fused extra pay to the jurors in the Til
ton eeCher case, and voted down tho
resolution that tho Supervisors indorae
the bill pending in Albany, providing for
extra pay.
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CLEVELAND, April S. Wheat = I'm
changed. Corn-lllgher high mixed 76c
low 7lA72c. Oats-lligher; No, !, "a white
Csc. PetrOlsum--QuiSt and weak.
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RAILROAD BONDS-Ihe TRANSACTIONS were
mostly confined to Union aud Central Pacific
issues which advanced. rs
srocKs.-Thc market opened quiet and
steady and afterwards fell Oh, but later DO.
came moderately active aud irm and prices
advanced NO ~ per cent chiefly in
Union Pacific, Erie and Pacific Mail, The
market then became dull and continued no
until after the bank statement was made
public when there was strong rally and
prices advanced, another decline followed,
but at the close the market was firm with
frlner recove. Union Pacific recovered to
coz and closed at COZ, Pacific Mail closed
at 45N and Western Union at 77H,. There
was considerable business In those shares,
Erie declined to SON closed al tO,ia30X.
This decline was based on the reduction In
passenger fares TO the west The transactions
to-day aggregated about 225OoO shares, OF
which 23,SO0 were Eris, Al, 900 Lake Shore,
400 Northwestern common, o., 600 Pacific
Mail, 5000 81. Paul, 10000 Ohios, $4,000
Western Union, b3,600 Union Pacific.