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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-07-13
n se osn4EAs MEXICO.

Further particulars furnished upoS application to
SAM T. SCOTS Stage Office, Austin, Texas
C. BAIN A cos San Antonio, Tex.
HON. LOUIS Cards, 81 Paso, Texas.
ANY local agent on the lines.
Sec Texas and Cal stage Com, Washington, ID. e.
Treas Texas and Cal. Stage Com, Little Rock, ARK.
je9.D&W
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Total estimats d expenses for fiscal year
endiI August 81, 1877. 81 T06 40 II
Receipts per Compfroll-
ere estimate for 1861. 81 ,l32 800 90
/ Rec ipts deficiency sppro-
priatian from bonus sOl4. 10000 O0-k1 80 500 90
Deficit ..-.--.-.... S7S64O Il
I,7Os, 40 II
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S5 10 XZO Tree. srMsos i Co. Portland Me.
sn9r ,stvr
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BnaNiSa sY IsosD ID lsostRasss IN ANN.
HAkS ADlisn1ES III assier Ia9Ke
nee cceuTrrd in Bal etnure as IS: iS III I'M.
yesterday, resulting In TIE destruction OF the
two upper stories of Lord s. Rohinsonys
odenware establ lshsnents Nea. W and 90
West Lombard street, and q loss of @y5, 600,
Whish 10 fully Insured. Fire inspector HOf.
ioway states that the loss TO the building win
Rot exceed $lO0, the only damage TO it
being the burning OF the floors and other
woodwork, and injury to the roof. The
escape Of the building with 40 little
damage 10 owing to It's solid walls.
compact, heavy root, and substantial
manner Of construction. All the BOOKS
and papers and large quantity OF light stock
on the frst floor were saved by the employees
Of the estabiishment--about thirty In num-
ber-who began to remove whatever they
could as soon as the Gre was discovered.
After the fire hsd been put out the premises
were taken in charge by the salvage corps.
The interior OF the upper stories was pretty
badly burned ont, and but little OF the stock
remained therein not reduced to chsrred
debris. Lord & Robinson had about fifty
tons Of hroom-corn stored 10 Warehouse No.
1Ss Hollingsworth street, next to the ware.
house Of Deford & Co., where so much cot
ton was burned By the Sunday fire. The
broom~corn was not injured by this fire.
The origin of the disaster at Lord 81 Ros
binson's warehouse is not known. 1t Is
supposed by some that the material may
have caught from sparks waited from the
cotton warehouse, smouldering since Sunday
afternoon, bat doubt is thrown on this
theory by the statement that none Of the
windows were broken, and that sparks
could not get inside. Then, too, It is stated
that an examination Of Lord 81 Robnson's
premises had been made yesterday morning,
which disclosed the presence of no Ere.
The building is valued at $50, 900, and the
damage is estimated at $1,000, on which
there is $1,000 in the Hamburg company,
Bremen. and $4,000 in the Providence CON-
pany, Washington.
The stock of Lord s. Robinson, valued at
$4,000, is insured for that sum in different
companies, as follows: Commercial Union,
OF Liverpool, $4,000; Queen, OF Liverpool,
$4,000; E!ns, Of Hartford, 10000; Royal.
of Liverpool, $4,000; Peabody, OF Balti-
more, $1,000; Imperial, of London, $4,000;
Associated Firemen's, of Baltimore, $1,000;
and Liverpool and London, $4,000. The
loss on stock cannot be estimated at present,
but is expected to reach $1,000, which may
be lessened by salVage.-Baltsmore Sun,
18th.
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!aere seems to be sort Of conspiracy in
.oadon to snub Don Carlos wherever be
sNS. Even in aristoeratic and middle.class
ICES nh;O; he has been received with GOODNESS
~ I.'n nag astonished his English adherents.
shou" WORKING classes have emphatically
Sao"n that they regard him as the cause Of
800 $40 oi misery to his country. His re:
o ofWCn by TIE Odd.Fellows and Fesesters
" t0heStone might have warned him not
r, Dii1g himself into too close contact with
slssa wotkingmen. But he would not be
in a neu, and SO few days ago be was fool
m $50 enough to visit Woolwich arsenal. In
.tvst Oh the "shops" he was received with
nja;.In aut slleace, the looks of the men
! n, dizzy showing what they thought Of their
,,s u,sunguished" visitor. But in the Gear.
VIZ squsre" the artisans were not satisfied
s S,ta such dignifed way OF showing their
x, VS. fer as soon as he appeared he
irdnest isesea with storm OF kissing which
'Auuced him to beat speedy retreat.
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THB EEToRcEHENT ACT.-Hon. Judge
tiles, in the United States Circuit Court,
yesterday entered an order sustaining the
denurrers fled by MeSsrs. Charles j. NJ.
Gwnn and James A. L. Mcclure In the
eases Of all the parties recently indicted by
Tie grand jury Of the United States Court
Tor alleged violations OF the enforcement
act. The ground on which the demurrers
are based and the names of those who were
indicted were published yesterday. The
following is the order Of the Court: Ode
4urrers sustained and judgment for the ira
Fersers in pursuance Of the recent decision
OF The Supreme Court CT the United States
ID The case of the United States vs.. Hiram
reese and Mathew Observation-Disclosures
american, 18th.
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Secretary Taft doesn't know much about
war, and when he told the President that
there was too much stealing going on, and
he was going to put o stop to this "rifiing "
of cannon, Grant only laughed. And Taft
is in favor Of economizing By abolishing the
Indian Bureau altogether. he says cheap
piae chest is good enough for the Indians
NorristoUn Herald.
Camels thrive remarkably we'll without
any care at EIgin, about twenty miles from
Austin, Tex, where they were introduced
at the time OF the threatened Mormon var
In the expectation OF contract for sranspor-
tation. Five of them were sold last week to
circus manager for 81 $50.
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In. hHsEALy CoxHa.-Dr. Kenealy having
lret'y well played himself out in England
AGas That bis health is ebbing with the
magma Charts pennies, and so requires 3
voyage 10 America. He sails in June, under
1e guidance and at the cost OF the Magma
1aafsa A'sociston-that is, If the Associa.
t.oa can raise enough money to send him
ea!' ID America ne is to unite hygiene with
-9Noess. During his absence his friends and
&dIlrers at home are to try to found ga Mag.
L! marta hall or temple for the purpose Of
1sI!glous services to be conducted by DR..
S5Theaiy, n. P, on the heavenly basis Of the
. ser on the Mount" So, at all events, the
pttollc Is informed by the resolution of the
tt4sgna Chartists. The Doctor intends when
~ Starts preaching to dress like " an apostle
" old."-NeU York Tribune.
tA' Andrew will welcome the Doetor.1
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ITO! HO! FOR BARGAINS.

Just opened at LEVI HE1TER's, e27 Bread
500 pair TWo-BUTTON KID GLOVES at soc.
a pair. In white, colored, and opera shades;
100 dozen WHITE COTTON HOSE at SC. pair,
fully worth 12Hc. pair; and full iRe Of la
dies and misses fancy striped, white, aud
1000 yards x fine BROWN COTTON at sc. a
yard. fully worth the money!;
100 HIP-G0RE COKSETS;at 40c;. and full
line of FRENCH-WOVEN WHALEBONE
CORSETS at so, 75c., 81, Sl.25, S1.o0, and
600 Yards WHITE LINEN LAWN at aoc. a
large lot Of RICH DAMAsK TOWELS at 25c,
and an endless variety of bargains In DRESS
GOODS, CASSIMERES, and general stock Of
FANCY STAPLE, and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS.
call is solicited from the ladies in particular to
examine our new assortment of ISFANTS' EN-
BROIDERED and BRAIDED SUITS. GAPS, and
BOSSETS something new.
And for the misses we have a full line of TARLE-
TAES, all eolors; and also TINSELhED TABLE
TANS, something new for ball ano party dresses.
Misses OPERA-SHADE KIDS;
Pretty little FROSTED FANS, and SASH-RIB.
BONS 10 match, at greatly reduced prices.
CASHMERE TIES and LACES specially
aim
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xLvTH coNGREss-First sessio,
WAsHrSaToN, April IL, 1915.

SENATE.
The Finance Committee reported faver-
ably on the bill for the separate entry of ex-
press packages on one Importation.
MIR. Howe introduced bill for cheap
transportation of freight between tide.water
Atlantic and the Ohio and Mississippi val.
leys.
The Judiciary Committee reported ad.
versely on House bill to protect witnesses
who are required to testify in certain cases.
This refers to testimony before congressional
committees.
Mr.. Stevenson presented minority report
in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Edmunds submitted resolution dr.
recting the Secretary Of War to inform the
Senate what action, il any, had been taken
under the law of February "a, 1876, pro.
yiding for settlement with. certain railway
companies; and also to furnish certain de.
tailed information concerning the possession
and subsequent REIMBURSEMENT by the
United States of the Western and Atlantic
railway Of Georgia, &c. Agreed to.
Third. class mail matter was resumed with,
out result.
Executive session. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A bill was passed authorizing the citizens
OF Millville, Pa, to close the channel of tht
Ohio where it passes between an island and
the shore.
The Commerce Committee reported ad.
versely on the bill to appoint commission
on the commercial treaty with Canada.
Mir. Ward made minority report in favor
of the bill, and on his motion it was made
the special order for the third Tuesday il
May.
The bill authorizing a bridge across thu
Missouri river near Sioux City was passed
The Appropriations Committee reported
the deficiency appropriation bill. 1t appro
PIRATES S652,000.
Mr.. Randall moved that the House concur
In Senate amendments to the silVer-bill
Pending action the House adjourned.
Night session for the legislative appropria
ton bill.
NIGHT SESSION.
The twenty-sixth page Of the legislatiy
appropriation bill was reached. Specia
| Treasury agents are limited to ten. Their
was nothing Of public interest 10 the discus
| sion.
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TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Con-,
TASY.-NsW York, April 10.-The follow
ing committee for purchasing and re0rgan'
izing the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company was elected to-day: Messrs. G. P
Huntington, A. A. Law, John Caskie, A. S.
Hatch, and Isaac Davenport. The plan oil
Messrs. Fisk and Hatch, representatives oil
the committee. was received and accepted by
Upward Of S2l 100000 worth of bondholG-
eFs out Of an aggregate Of S27 100000, and
vii! be adopted before the sale of the road,
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The Washington correspondent Of The
american ,elegraphS that General Boughtop,
clark 10 the Committee on Military Affairs,
vas confronted yesterday with an indictment
found agsint him in 1869 in Texas for being
engaged in conspiracy to defraud the reye-
npe. The suit was dismissed, but the record
has been produced to show that Bough:on il
cot d: person to occupy responsible pc.
s..i0s.- BattiDlore american.
,,;rht or y,;rbt MT -,
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4 THREAT AGAINST BABcocK.-St. Louis,
april 10.-District Attorney Dyer stated to.
DAY that if the point raised in the Mckee
ease is sustained by Judge Dillon he will go
before the District Court, call for the appear
arce OF General Babcock to answer to the
original indictment against him. and if be
does not answer ask for forfeiture of bis
bond, and that capias be issued for his
arrfs.
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Supreme Court Decision.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company us. Ew-
ING, error to the Circuit Court for the Dis
trict OF Missouri. In this case the court held
that if the premium on policy of Insurance
WAS not paid, and the policy was not deliver
al until after the death Of the party insured,
tbcre was no valid contract.
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Hot In . Government BWintaie. h1a4 q
RasAroad TsansaosIon. .s3
Els Chances for the Presidency For,
eyer Blasted.
OTHER FRAUDS DEVELOPED.
ANOTHER DEFAUETHNG BAHK,
TELLER.
Judge Cartier Issues a Writ Of Habea,
Corpus for Klbourn, and the House
Treats it with Silent Contempt.
SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN,
CONVENTION.

The Ants hamberlaine Party Des
nounced as a Band Of Robbers-An
Irate Delegate Brandishes a Chair
over Chamberlaine's Head-The
Senate Amendments to the SilyerS
Bill agreed to by the House Commit
tee, &C.. &c.
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DRY GOODS.

Turing THE PAST WEEK / HAVE
~ received one Of the best-assorted stocks Of
CHEAP DEFY GOODS
that has ever been shown in this market. would
cali the special attention Of the trade to my stock
of PARASOLS, which embraces all the novelties in
the market. In HAMBURGH EMBROIDERIES
am Offering some of the cheapest goods in choice
styles ever seen. ALPACAS, in great variety OF
qualities, at astonishing prices. am showing a
speciality in IRISH LINENS at 25e,, and from thai
price up.
CHECKED NAINSOOKS at / &c per yard
HEAVY BLEACHED and BROWN SHEET1EGs
ENGLISH e GoRDEb PIoUE at 25c. per yard;
Beautiful styles in PRINTS at exc. per yard.
A large stock Of VICTORIA LAWNS, SWISSES,
and other WHITE GOODS from auction.
Ny MARsE1LLES QUILTS from auction are the
cheapest ever seen. CHARLES HUTZLER,
an Gil Broad street
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcHkoND, April ii, 1e7s.
nurrprYnS

UFFERINGS
WHEAT White. 1872 bushels. Red 753 bpshals.
CoRN.-White, 106 bushels. Hired $50 bsashe Is,
OATs--256 bushels. 80
MEAL.-50 bushels.
FLoUR.-100 barrels extra.
SALES,
WHEAT White, IL o bushels prime on private
terms; IL bushels on private terms; 80 bushels at
41.56-total, 152 bushels. Red, 220 bushels on
private terms; 146 bushels very good at S1.56; 80
bushels very good at Sl.53; 10 Bushels common at
$3.50: $50 bushels very good on private TERMS
total, 656 bushels.
CORN White, 46 bushels on private terms; 60
Ii1ed, $50 bushels very good at Soc.
OATS.-74 bushels very good at 4Se. : 80 BUSH
els prime on private terms.
FLouR.-10O barrels extra on private terms.
hEAL.-50 bushels at 6Oc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
OATs-1 80 bushels.
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-, nm NJ vast bed Of mari, covering an area Of
fs ,ssv square niles, from twelve TO thirty
nb vs ueep, and very rich Ia potash, soda, and
tt n",slp has been discovered In Ken.
tobsss..o rms is Of great importance to the
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April II Econ.-Stosks active bat
lower. Money, 8. Gold 112X, E1ehange-Leng,
1874; short, 400. States dull and steady. Govern
ments active. - $3.50 +.
Evening. Mooney easy; offered at 9h Sterling
firm at 487h. Gold steady at 112X@1l3. Govern.
msnS active and lower. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 1I.-Vlrginia Ga, ola, 80 ;
consols, SO. West Virginia's, 8. NORTH CalsAna
Us, old, II; new, g; special tax, Q. Bid te-dsy.
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HRxfana.
INACTIVITY M sT0dKs-FuRTHER RE.
DUCTI0S IN D1see1UHg rRUBABLE-CON.
TIEUED EVACUATION In MONEY.
LoHDoas April IL The Stock Exchange
- Inactive. Foreign bonds Within the indt1.
ence OF the Eastern question are freely offer.
co, and are sofzeHhst lower.
a further reduction ia the rate Oh siseount
OF the Bank of England IL probable &c an
early dsy. It viii possibly occur on Thurs
day. d
The Tines, In IFS financial article, SAYS :
Such complete stagnatioH as now prevails
IN the money market has not been witnessed
for very long time, bankers being al Toss
to know ia what direction to seef emnIov.
ment for their surplus balances. There is
quite dearth Of mercantile bills, and In
open market the rates are whatever can be
obtained over two per cent"
France
GRAhD RRANco-AMHRICkR OPERATE
FESTIVAL. =
Pans, April 1.-THE Franeo-Ameriean
Union has organized grand operate festi>
val for the 2zth instant, the proceeds to be
devoted to the monument to be erected In
New York harbor. The musical societies oil
Paris, and, 1t Is expected, several provincial
societies, will take part In the festival. The
programme contains cantata specially sern.
posed for the occasion by Gounod.
Rome. ?.
THE RELIGIOUS QUESTION III SPAIN.
ROME, April H. Cardinal Simeone, 81
Madrid, communicates to the Vatican thai
Spain proposes to enforce the Concordat oil
1851, II the Vatican will promise not to OPP
pose the clause in the Constitution relative
to the liberty of public worship.
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Eg- PRICE 81 ga

We have now open large stock Of DRESS
GOODS, consisting OF BLACK and FANCY
SILKS, MOHAIRs, POPLINS, ALPACAS, HAIR
CLOTHS, CASHMERES, &C., &C., which we are
Offering at prices that defy competition.
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NoxSeo,

#EEY LAREDO CAPTURED BIZ TEE RRyo-
LUTI0NIsTs.
LAREDO, TEXAS, April 11.--New Laseds,
Mexico, has been captured by the reyoiu.
ticnisH. Quintero. the Federal commander,
With part Of bis forces, escaped down tne
SiYers
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FARE To NORFOLK AND Re
ssrANToN INSIDE LINEDs ; q
NEW FAST PREIGHT ROUTE RETMEE8
= RICHMOND AND PHILADEf.PHtAs


- fTEI.WEEKLY.s -
On and AFTER OCTOBER 1Br the Bplenad x0H
stear,,ers OF this line win lsaye kic1mond T9aSs
Powhatsn Steamboat Line'a pser, ~ coxntr Ok
THenty-second and Dock streets making elose eoa.
section each trip at Cagsen, md., Eass HaI!m05SS
RsiIroad Company for Phtladelphia
A.."-1 - SPECIAL ADyAHrAGxg: a.gs
tnsn,anes free OF cost. No docSaGe charged -:
pichmond1 Eases rs ioH - sny other Zinc. .Anl9
Is tie quickest Line between ana
Sreie,,ts ordered by this lire should be marksd
rsntos Inside Line, and sent 20 the paiinoatss
pSis, wilmington and Baltimore depot. Phiizaeas
pnEs1 1ssehsa received daily ia Pha6el and Rs
mond. Fer further snfornatlon spp!y 20 q
! S'"1'-s >'-'..-l17 l.. d. TATuAs Ageuks
O6ees Twenty-secends sud Deck ssseeM
and No. eos Msin strteti q - q
J. 9. WILSON, General trsazni Aeemns
PhtladelPhia, WitniHgf0n snG y a
PhilxdelphlR, $500 =.
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We have also o large stock OF

We have also large stock OF
RASOLS,
With IVORY, DONE, HORN, CoRNEIIAF, and othez
handles, which we are selling VERY Low.
Call ndexamine.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
ap 10 Sl5 Broad street.
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MARINE INTEhLIaEnUn.
DEPARYURE OF sTEAMKRa.

~
EOR NEW YORK.-The Old tim
Il Dominion Steamship Compaayssssasz9
steamship WYANOKK. Captain CoEaH, VIII sail
FRIDAY, April Il, st z o'clock A. III.
Freight received until O'Clock Thursday evenings
Through bills OF lading signed and goods foy-;
warded with dispatch 70 all points Horths soutne.
east, and west also, TO foreign ports. 80
Passenger accommodations unsurpassefs
trip tickets, $50. u
For freight or passage epply to
g.. W.ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
ap 12-3t Company's Wharf. Rockett61
DILL IA, RICE. GfHk
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-s&l(k
SHIP LINE.-FOR pHILADELPHIATWICE a
WEEK,-Until further notice the steamers OF this
tine will leave Philadelphis every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY,
aad.FRIDAY at IL O'Clock. f.ss.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF NeB
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provin.
dence and Boston. Alse, for Liverpool and Ant
werp pfa Red Star and American steamship une6s
and bills OF lsdIng signed through:
2425 Dock street, Rtehmon6
WILLIAM r. CLYDE q CO., ~
rnh l2 No. 12 South Wharves. Phiiadelphia.
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EoR BALTIMORE.
IL TRI WEEKLY.lA n
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
no TRANSFEk BETWEEN RICHMOND ANA
BALTIMORE. q

The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY And
MISSIONER, OF thi. line. leave their new pier, In
TUESDAY and THURSDAY NORNiNGS 1t
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON 80 q
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad foE
all points west and northwest; also, with Northes1
Central railroad for northern cities and Causd1.
Through bills signed to Baltimore and all poinM
West, and rates guaranteed a. low s hy any othsr
line. Apply TO sL.H.TATUM,A&enS =
sos Main street oc III.
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Rome,
BOOTS, SHOES, DIE.
THE OLD DOMINION BOOT ANDm
II SHOE COMPANY, &@
912L MAIN STPEET ~

RICHMOND, VA,
respectfully announce that they have organized an
establishment fer the purpose Of manufacturing
ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
and having secured frst-ciass superintendent are
prepared TO compete successfully In quality Of
work with any of the northern factories. They In
yie the cooperation OF the public Ia their efforts to
BUILD UP. A HOME INSTITUTION.
While prepared to manufacture every description
Of work, both for wholesale and retail trade, espe.
eial attention will be given to ladies' and gentlemen's
FINE CUSTOM WORE.
Our effort will be TO furnish satisfactory articles
Il. D. DANFORTH, President;
]. n. STEVENS. Manager;
an CIV C.. e. DANEORTH. Secretary
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Markets Bv TsIssrsDa.


+ gay yoRK April 1ls-Cpsten Quics; nles 90
1898 bales ai 1Sl@1S 7-lt flour fsthsr more:
sesdy; superGne western and STATE, q. eoss
g fair extra. Se1s @t5.75 good 90 choice extras
-&5.6 0@S6 90. Wheat about lc. better. IN .gA leE
mo- grade winter red YES ern. Corn. 711y2cs4f for
new white 72@73c. for new yellow youthsfu4s.
Oats, 4S@49c. Tor mixed western and white Nee&Ss
ern. Sugar steady with moderate demand; refined
lated, 16h@loxc. for powdered. 10R9 one, for
crushed. Rio coffee more active and steady; Job
lots, l6@2oc., gold. Tallow steady sc 8k. Ecstn
dul aud heavy AZ $50. Pork call lower: neWs
$22 30. Lard active and lower prime ate4r3,
sl3:759$13.s7h. Whtskey dull and uoTninAf aE
BALTIMORE.
BALTIxegB, April 11.-EIonr steady: demand
moderate; unchanged. Wheasquiet, Hrm. and un-
CHANGED southerf corn steady white, @6skc. 3
yellow, 63964c.; western quite but 6rmess and
higher. Oats dull and unchanged. Rice ste2dy.s
Provisions more active and shade easier. Pork
unchanged. Bulk meaisAhouoers, &C.; clsar r4b.s
12Ac. Bacon-Shoulders, l0H41gAc.: clear rtb.
l1S4013hc. Hams and lard unchanged. Coaea
and whi.key steady and unchanged Sugar frm at
'ae' 10" CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April l1.--FIour quiet and NM
changed. Wheat IN good demand u full priceas
sales at 81. 2aG$l.s0. Corr gsies and steady g
unchanged. Barley dull ana unchanged. Pork dulI
at S225o0422.75 Lard easier; steam, 1910
1910. cash. Bulk-meats dali. onders, cash
clear nb-sides noninaAJ nc, cash: olsar sidesS
12hc. Bacon easier shouI ders, clear rib aud
clear sides, 124@l2H@1 3kc. WhiskHy In goes
demand at S1.06. Butter unsettled and loWsrf
choice, 2s@29c.; good TO prime, 2b&27c.
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