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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-19
Spain.

DISTURBANCES IN CATALONIA.
MADRID, April Disturbances have oc-
Cured at some small towns in Catalonia.
The Government has taken measures to
prevent their renewal.
Turkey.
DISMISSAL OF HIGH 0FFlCIAI.-NEW MIN
IsTRY APPOINTED.
LONDON, April 1S.-The Reuters Tele-
gram Company received tonight the fol-
lowing dispatch:
Constantinopte, April 1S.-Ahnied Vefyk
Efendi again rendered his resignation as
president Of the Council and Minister OF
the Interior on Wednesday. and the Sultan
refused to accept it, but Wednesday night
the Sultan dismissed Vefyk Efendi and ap-
pointed Sadyk Pasha as his successor. and
Mallah Bey as Sheil u Islam. The follow
ing appointments have also been made /:
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Safyet Pasha !;
Minister Of War. liza Pasha = Minister of
Marine, Ibrahim Pasha Minister of Finance,
Kiani Pasha. The Sultan has issued a
"patt," advising Sadyk Pasha to observe
the Constitution and carry out reforms.
The political character OF the new Turk
ish Ministry is uncertain, but it is note
worthy that the Ministry does not include
Reouf Pasha and Osman Pasha, the reputed
leaders OF the pro-Russian party, and that
the Turkish newspapers again assert that
the Government will resist the occupation
OF Constantinople by any foreign Power.
The Eastern Question.
LONDON, April 18.-This afternoons Echo
says ''We are able to state on authority
that the invitation to the congress will be
issued tonight. The treaties OF 1856 and
1871 will be laid upon the table and COM
pared with the treaty OF San Stefano."
THE QUEENS PROCLAMATION AGAINST TORPE-
DOES-MOVEMENT OF INDIA TROOPS.
LONDON, April 1S.-Thc Gazette promul-
gates proclamation by the Queen, which
prohibits the export or carrying coastwise
OF torpedoes and torpedo-boatS, or boats
fitted with apparatus for torpedocS, and all
apparatus for projecting inllammable ma
tcrialS or firing torpedocs.
The Press Association reports that the
British Government has chartered fifteen
steamers to convey troops from india. The
charters ere made out with the option Of
Port Said, Alexandria, and Malta. In city
circles it is rumored that the Government
entertains the idea OF landing troops at the
two former places, and occupying Egypt
until the conference meets or some SatiSfac-
tory solution is arrived at.
BISMARCK CONDITIONALLY CONSENTS TO AGAIN
ACT THE MEDIATOR.
BRUSSELS, April Isle NOrd'S Berlin
special states that Bismarck, at the pressing
request OF Count Andrassy, has consented
to resume The negotiations for a congress
on the condition that he be simultaneously
solicited to do so by Austria England. and
Russia. The good will Of Russia is indu-
bitablc, but it is feared that England may
prolong the present state of uncertainty by
abstaining FROM asking Germany's media
ton, or by formulating reservations.
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KENTUCKY
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 16.-For western leaf the market has
shown more vitality. Export operations have been
decidedly satisfactory, ana the local distribu
ton fair. Really good lots OF new have been in
especial favor, hut new Tugs do not have much al
ientIon. Most OF the export business has been for
the French and Italian markets, and few lots sent
TO Germany. Prices have ruled very strong, and
the western advices have also indicated confident
temper. Virginia leaf has been taken more freely,
especially shipping lots and wrappers. Seed-leaf
has had i; fair sale, and is ut firm prices.
Sales are 400 hogsheads Kentucky leaf at 41l4 !:
$50 cases 1876 New England at 12M1Sc.: 140
cases 1856 Ohio ut G1.gI Oc.; $50 bales Havana
at S0c.0DS1.0J.
The following the quotations: Virginia leaf,
bright wrappers. common TO medium, 156l20c.
good 10 fine. 20 Gl35c. tine TO extra fine, 40Q15jc
smokers. 15@25c.; dapple wrappers, 16@20c.;
6EGlsc; leaf, common TO good, GOTHIC; good 10
nnc, 7HGna%c. fine extra. 1QMl &c.; aud black
wrappers, 9GG 1lc-JGurRdL Of Commerce.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET

APRIL To- WoOi.-There has been but little done
centred on The opening prices for the clips. and
pcndng their marketing there Is likely 10 be apathy
new clip southern bringing 2OG422c., and ch0ice
northern 23Ml2ic. Sales are 45.uOO lbs. Oregon
10000 lbs. spring California heavy at Axe: % 0C
lbs. medium secured Territory, $4,000 IL. Western
los. Western Texas. 5000 lbs. fall California; on
private terms: $4,000 TBS Xxx Ohio Hecccs ut lie.
10000 lbs. Y and above 1ccces Oh private terms
aud 1000 tb>. scourcd spring California at See
Journal of Commerce..
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APoLEESARIS WATEl
APOLEESARGS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.
HIGHLY EFFERvESCENT

DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND tSurgeon to
late Stencwall Jacksopl. "Healthful and &c
Hghtful to drink. Valuable in Dyspepsia and
Gout.''
PROFESSOR j. A. WANKLYN, ST. GEORGES
HOSPITAL, LONDON. "HighlY e1Fervescent,
wholesome, and absolutely pure; superior to
all Others"
DIR. r. OGDEN DOREMES. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior te all for daily use;
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artifcially acrated waters"
DIR. PETER HOOD, PRESIDENT OF TIE HERTs.
MEDICAL SOCIETY, ETC. Superior 10 Vichy
and Vals."
PETER SQUIRE, +. i. S., CHEMIST TO THE
QUEEN; 10th edition Of Companion to the
British P4aTmccopGia. "Exhlaratlus; good
or sickness. dyspepsia, and loss Of APPETITE"
c. MACNAMARA, f. II. {. S., c. S. l., Surgeon to
Westminster Hospital, London. More whole
some and refreshing than soda or seltzer watcr.''
HERMAN WEBER, NJ. d., T. r. c. p, Physician
10 the German Hospital, London. " or great
value in lithic acid dathcsis, in catarrah of the
bladder and Of the respiratory organs; agree
able and USEFUL
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
|, Sole agents for Tpited States and Canada.
For sale by dealers, grocers, and druggists. Every
genuine bottle bears the YELLOW label.
la 25-M, &F&cowtAu27
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DEFECTIVE AND LEAKY ROOFS MADE PER
EE{NT

RICHMoND IRON PAINT.-A thorough
test Of the RichmonD Iron Paint on the roof
of the Iader-igDeGL building enables to
recommend 1t as coming fully up to all that Is
claimed for Il. The root or this building was for
long while In such condition thpt whenever II rained
the water leaked through in various places 10 the
floor beneath. The city expended considerable
sum of money at different times In efforts to repair
the roof. but TO very little advantage. Several
months ago the propr!ctors of The IRder-Appedt
were induced TO try The Richmond Iron Paint, and
since the application there has been no evidence of
leakage. The tremendous rain Of last Thursday
week turned Off from tie roof rs though IL had
fallen upon solid rock. This paint Is manufactured
from HE purest Virginia iron orc Which IS entirely
free from sulphur. slate. and other impurities. !r
Is rendered. pure before IL Is ground 10 oil, and Is
manipulated with thirty Tcr cent. Of lead, which
gives piabc body and elasticity TO withstand severe
and sudden changes of temperature. hncxperiencc
OF twenty proves that ns roofing paint It has
no superior, If any equal Ii renders the roof both
fire. and waterproof. Mr.. W. II. Benson, Jr., OF
this city. Is tho agent.
ALL WORK DONE GUARANTEED FOR FIVE
YEARS. aD 1o.eodSt*
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I LOCO: seasoned. s2o9s25 II 1000, Elaur-barre
timber, S6M$750 n 1000. FIonr-barrel poles, "a
as. -hogshead-foons, no demand: hickory -hoops.

-
1000: seasoned. s2o@s25 Il 1000, Fleur-barre
timber, S6t1$7.50 n 1000. FIonr-bafrei poIes ri
Gs bogshead-hoopg, no demand; bickory-hoops
Lfcorice.
Lfeortcs Paste: j.. C. e Co.. 3Ie.: X R.- 23c.
A. O. C. 23c.: Il. &c Co.. Dc. p. ". &c.: AncrI
ZIG: a. @. c.. 26c.: g. " G.. 22c.; q. q, Eagle
29c.: c. c. W., 1ac.: no brand. &c.
LIQUORS, Wines, sc.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.25
dozen, 9Gld. e. IS. szz- p. 80 ssZsf 20
Brandies: Domestic. sI.25Ma2 fruit. $40 a
sl.4o; apple new. sL75@s2; old, s225GsS;
Rue Whtskens: Medium, 81 0Es2: pure old. %
@S4; Virginia mountain, new- S2@S2.50, I'D.
$2.506s3.50 and upwards. 49,.
+: Gin: Domestic, s1.256S2 imporfad, ss {, case
Te,o England Rum. S1.50@51.60.
Rectlfed WktS3sus: Market quiet; proof, S1.20.
Mill.Feed.
ShtDstuG: 35@4Oc. 2 bushel $50 p ton.
BTo,cnStuF: 27ta30c. a pushei $50 p ton.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. = bnshcl: $50 z, ton.
Corn Brdr: Tic. per bushel: 81 G$l8 q ton
Powder, Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.MS1.25 y 100 ;.-L
Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs-gess than fE,
kegs, 1926 blasting, s3.25@&3.5O.
Shot: Northern, g. 0G$2.25 2 bag ot 25 To-.
Grindstones: 1YGH2%c. p 10.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

APRIL 1G-Beeres.-There were no fresh 0Ier-
ings aud consequently nothing doing In beef cattle
to-day dressed beef was in very moderate demand NJ
1886 = b. for ordinary to prime native native beef
sides. -, MI,
Cnlves.-Fresh offerings were 200 head. The de-
mand was fair at 5Gl7c. 2 D for common to prime
STATE veals, and 6EGlSc. for common to choice JeI-
scy aud Bucks county yeals. HoS-dressed vcas
ruled dull ut 6@9c. q b..
Sheep and Ldmbs.-Frcsh arrivals were car
loads, or CSC head. There was scarcely any chan2e
either In the tone of the market or In prices Com
mon to prime unshoru sheep were quoted ut 5,a(o!
67Gc. a b., and ordinary to choice clipped sheep
from AZ TO SIC. Z. b.. Spring lambs had fair III
quiry ut S4@s6.50 q head.
SWine.-Fresh arrivals were "a car-loads, or
$3.50 head. None sold alive, but live hogs were
sold ut 4%@5sc. q i5.-tne latter figure for pigs
JDuTldt Of Commerce..
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NEW YORK DRY.GOoDs MARKET.

APRIL 16.-The market has exhibited very
some qualities OF some fabrics may show more ac-
tion than others, in no department do we IND the
desired degree of activity. with jobbers. as with
agents. demand Is rather lan2uid, buyers taking such
selections as they want, but reasonable conces.
sons In prices terms being sufficiently seductive
to encourage speculative action OF the slightest
With jobbers of all markets the reports arc less
retailers have been rather free in their purchases
for the past three or four weeks, they must be al
lowed time to get rid Of assortments before seec-
ti0ns are renewed 10 more than IN ordinary amount.
Dress goods Of Tic better qualities have been In
fair 10 moderate request for light Selections and
while no individual sales are OF Importance. in The
aggregate the business Is nor SO bad t might be.
and new goods Of any character Of such makes rs
the Pacific. Manchester, and Washington mills are
having steady inquiry, though OF smaller proper
tions than we had to notice some time since.
Gnehams OF dress goods styles arc In steady re-
quest FOR receipts ana we md ma OF s1Gh makes
Lancaster thctra:c is satisfactory.
or anv stye and neyond e selections as re
quired for Immediate there IS little 70 remark
In the way Of movement.
Print cloths have moved moro freely to-day ut
Fall River, rs with offers OF &c. cash, and the mills
more disposed 10 accept the situat lon, sales have
been made 10 the extent of $4,000 pieces, but most;
yesterday, any reduction Of the stocks during the
week must be wholly through speculative action.
and as Ii has been begun so early, converters OF
cloths. whether for prints or any other purposes,
should not lose their heads in the transfer of stock
that the mills are mixing. rs III would PC much
better for them to pay 35p34c with the mills stop
ped than to take one piece In excess OF current
wants at the current price with the mills running.
and no matter whether providence teiegraphs the
market strong and firm at 3sMGNG3 5-l6c. on the
strength Of $4,000 pieces of eary-tlc!iycry sales
deducted from the stock III hand, those who wish 10
keep posted to what Is going on should not fail 70
consult this column.
The market for prints Ia: shown some business.
hut il has been lighter than We had 10 roper: ycstc-
dav.
The woollen-aoods market has developed but lit
tie action, and while some inquiries have been con-
tinued for desirable lots of lightweight fancies we
learn of very light movement. For heavy wool
lens the cloliug trade Is rather backward In coming
forward, which IS not so un1Xneced TO the holders
OF goods: but while The iuaCtion present offers 10
stimuIant TO manufacturers to hurry or increase
production, there Is much ground fer their consiG-
crng the prOpreIy Of lessening The supply and i'm
proving prces.-J0urnaL Of COmmcrce.
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NEW YORK IRON s,aRKEr.

April I6.-in American pig there Is a Gii.Hcli-
nation TO neeotiaiiate for large parcels: far bust
ness is IN progress in small lots, and full figures
made. Scotch pig l. slow anil nominal. Rails have
further demand, and makers hold 10 sfrcng figures.
Sales OF 200 tons No. / American pig. 200 tons No.
Eglinton OH private terms; also, $500 tons steel
rails, delivery here no 10 August Oh private terms.
Glengarnock quorcd at s24.50G525 COtDesS.
S25.50Gl:26: EglinIon, a23.50M324; American
pig, S1SGG#l9 for Nc. l. $l704$IS for No. 2, SIC
&lSl7 for forge. Rails AT :32MS37 for American
at works. AMI Steel rails at S43Gr844. Oll rails
quoted nolninaliy 1T $40. Wrought scrap. i22.-
Il,,runL 1tI lne
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Ey Telegraph.
Nkty YJkk.

l6.c.: Orleans, io4c.; sales, 800 bales. Flour-.
without decided change. with moderate trade for
export: - for supertne western: $4.159S4.75
for STATE closing quiet; southern flour unchanged.
Wheat opened ga lc. better. and closed quiet. with
tie advance lost and tendency In buyers favor;
$l.l5@sl Is for unsl:.dea sprins .21@gs2.21h
western. Corn l6RlHc. better. with light supply
AMI firm demand Tor export; 52EGl3Gc for white
aeaG fy.T NTH moderate business carsoes 1870
l7c.. gold job lois 1870 SIC, gold. Sugar dull
ard unchanged: refined dull and unchanged Mo.
lasscs uuiet ana without decided change Rice quiet
and unchanged. Petroleum dull: refined. llsc.
Talow easy NJ TIC. Rosin easy at $l.o5@$i
Turpenlne easy atSoH@3l. Pork lower but more Or
@S73p, closing ut $7.27E. Whiskey Ermer At
$l.03 Fr5ishjs steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April is.-Flcur STEADY and hrm !;
light stock. Southern wheat quiet ana irin: west
rrn firm and higher: southern red, LBS: amber,
s13GG3l.37; PENNSYLVANIA red, sl.33Gs "a
40. z western winter red on SCOT ana April. l.3E
frmer: Western ilrmer. with li-ht offerings: south
crn white, 52@352.c.; yellow 32M53r: oats IN
good demand ana rm; SoG,eI" II, , 1o@1p'c ase
quiet: cargoes, l35@17c. Wnishcy quiet a; .16
@$1.06E. Sugar steady 9@04c Ffeisht> steady.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. April lS.-Tiou: nrncr. but 10,
higher Wheat stronger; red 81. iOe!$i'l H., Torn G
in fair demand and firm ~ 42c. Oats III rood c.
mand and irmer ut 2S@3lc. Rye quiet and firm II
60M62c. Barley in good demand prime TO choice
fall. 45@5oc.. Pork dull aud nominal. Lard dull
steam: 81; kettle. s7.25@$775: BuIk-mcats dull
IS; short rib. 1915. Bacon .auie, and steady
shoulders. 81: rs; clear ribs. $3.50; clear sides
1915. WhisGey dull and unsettled; nominal,
sl.03-some sales reported lower. Butter dull
dairy, $4,000. Sugar steady and unchanged. Hog:
steady and firm; receipts, 2,43S head; shipments
1850 head.
asst; family s4.25as4 So Wbeat eat In '1 rsii
demand aud unchanged Corn In lair demand
white. ACC. ;mixed. 42c. Oats dull at 32c.: mixed
Soc Rye duh Mt 60c. Provisions quiet and un
changed. Wh,skey quiet at sl.o3. Tobacco guie
'"u ui''''''"e1' ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April s.-Flour unchanged: Wheat
No. 8 red fall. sl.l3.* Corn, 3Ssdg3S'se Oals
lrmer at 26szG2G.c. Rye steady. Barley dull and
1925. Lard-Nothing doing. Bulk-meats dull
Bacon duh aud unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 1s.-Flour steady and IN
changed. Wheat fairly active. shade higher, ans
unsettled No. Chicago spriug, Si.l34; No
Chicago spring, $l.l bid. cash anu Apcn, SI.lOs
@s1Ioss May, sl.0sS@s1. 0s4 june; No. 5 CHI
| u shade higher; 404c. cash and APRIL 4lhc. May
1Sc. june. Oats active, nrin, and higher; 26c
cash. .269c. May, 28Ac. June. Rye firm a. 5SSc
Harley dull and lower AZ 4sAs pers s daI Ss sI
| june Lard In fair demand and lower; S8.S7ifiG
iseats easier; shoulders ses short rib, 4Sc.; shor
receipts: Flour. 10000 barrels; wheat, ST ,oot
bushsis; corn, 900 bushels; oats, $4,000 bush
els; rye, 300 bushels: barley. $500. bushels
Shipments: Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat, aas
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The raceints of live stock for the week ending
April II. 1878, were about 40 head of cattle 44O
hogs, and few sheep AND lambs. Some few tor
western cattle sold ut 5kta59c., but prices are nc
hi2ler Than last week. quality considered. Demand
equal to the supply. Market over-supplcl with hogs
Some left over unsold. We quote L reduction OF
&c. from last weeks pricea. Sheep are extremely
dull. We quote:
Beef Cdtfie-Good. 445c.: medium or good fall
quality. 34@3Ac.; common. Thin steers, &C., 219@
34c. Il h.. gross
Hogs-Vcry best, 54c.; lighter grades, &C.. 47i@
SneeD-Very best, 5@54c.; fair TO good, IA
&c. q h., gross.
Ldm6S.-S2@$4 Il head.
Veaks.-&3@$9 = head.
Much CoDs.-s2O@s35@ 1850 y head, and very
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OVER THE WIRES.
x,x,ws FROM THE OLD WORLD AND
THE new.

>o,,Iy ATOMS AND CoNFIRMATloNs--f'
T[mIEs ON THE LATE JUDGE LEONARD,
~ LoursrANA-THE AWARDS OF THE
,,rx,r.y CLAIM CoMMTsSIoN-A MAN
n,MrTs AGAINST THE SECRETARY OF THE
rpr.susY-THE INTERNATIONAL SUN
Nv. SCHOOL CONVENTION FOUR Me-
cRoEs KILLED BY MINERS IN INDIANA
oTurR DOMESTIC NEws-PRoHiBrTIoS
ny THE QUEEN OF TIE IMPORTATION OF
,rnpprDoEs AND OTHER WAR NATE
rIn-NEw TURKISH MINISTRY APPOINT
rn--noMEsTrc TROUBLES IN sPAIN-THE
,,EprATroN OF BISMARCK AGAlNsoUGHT'
60 &c.
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APRIL 17.-OGcrngs for the week up 10 to-day
market has bcea steady, and we note no material
change in prices In point of character The general
run has been heretofore hence no change in
prices. The weather has been favorable for hand
ling interests rs we have had wei Of several
days duration apd OF quite 4 general character:
loose almost at once, and may look for increased
shipments ofhogs heads from remote points In short
TO common, 81 .5O0rS3.50 Leaf-tominon, $4,000
s3.75 common to good, S3.75@Ss.25. Wrappers
Dark. < o. dDDenl.
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I q Vheat. 1,Choice while: $I.2sas1. 80 good 70
si.lO. zFfe7f II ~
Receipts right aud the market firm white,
55e.i mixed. 5g@52c. n brlshel.
PednutS.-The market fs steady md the demand
arm. we quote: Prime, 95c.; strictly prime. 81 !:
Potatoes.--S Market wen supplied. Prices s275@
90 barrel for early rose, aud less for other brands
SDeet P0tGfoes.-The market Is very we'll stocked
and the supply Is greater than the demand At the
wharf they commanded from S5c. to 81, but there
are others who sell ut Is per cent. less.
Batter.-Extra gIades, 23@25c.; good TO pSime
>1S@20c.: old. S@Dl0c.
E11S.-9c. p dozen. II
Lard.-Skc. inz1segs: ec.in tierces.-dppsnt.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

APRIL lG.-Thcre Is all exceptionally dull mar
ket: scarcely important demand from any quarter,
and prices not settled. Naphtha quoted at 6!.c.
Crude In bulk, 65c.: crude In shipping order mt
S!.MSAc. Refined quoted at !1Sc asked; Phiia-
LIE. Cases in New York 1t l4H0l &C; 10000
barrels refined here sold part 1T ll4c. At the Pc
to sl.323. and closed ut Sl29H bid and II 2S1
asked with $4,000 barrels sod.-JomrnGi OF Conn
mn
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Ely Telegraph.


SEw YORK. April 1s.-Gold opened Mt 10O3s.
No0n.-Stocks about steady, Money cal, per
cent. Gold, lOOk@1Oo7s: Exchange-Long,4 s619;
short, 80. State bonds quiet. Governments firm.
EUeaing.-MOney active at per cent. Sterling,
firm at 4sGR. Gold firm at 0G2s. Governments firm:
new o's. 10JE. States steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 1S.-Virgin'a 6's, old, %;
deferred, Al consolidate. 61L; second series. 80
North Carolina 6s, old, as; new, 6. Bid to-day.
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ALExANDRIA MARKETs.

APRIL 17.-There Is slightly better feeling In
the market to-day, and prices are q shade nrmer.
Flour Is unchanged, though the stock Is working OF.
toVda1 o a az sas sna e ana so'o
quality, with sales OF 1900 bushels. Corn Is steady.
and about 700 bushels sold at 54c.; one small lot
brought 55c. No oats reported, and 90 bushels OF
rye brought 64c. Country produce scarce and firm.
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Georgia.
he INTERNATIONAL sUNDAy-soHooL coNvE

stst $500 TON.
ATLANTA, April 18.-The second days
session OF the international Sunday-School
Convention was marked by an increased at
tendance Of delegates and visitors and by
most interesting proceedings. The morn
ing was occupied with the discussion OF the
true basis of Sunday-school work and as
sistant agencies. 49,
Addresses we're made during tne AFTER
noon and evening on Sunday schoo work TO
large assemblages. ,j: &. u, {.
There are 457 delegate present. z5e.s,ss;,t
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PETERSBURG LIVESTOCK MARKET.

APRIL 1.-THE market has been scarcer Of beef
cattle this week than for the past twelve months ana
prices are higher We quote nc best beef NJ o1oEc.
Veais, IS @s12 per head.
Mutton. 3M6c.
lambs, S2.50@s4 p head.
Pork, 0Gt6c., net.
Cows gnd Calres, &l5@*40 i. head-Appeal.
ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.
APRIL 15.-Horses and MuleS.-Trade ruled
slow and quiet on the opening of this market for the
week. The supply was limited aud the demand pos-
scsscd no noticeable strength. Quotations are With
out change, as follows
HORSES.
Good Driving Horseshoe sales. $500: .Sl25@S200
Pluss-ln good supply; small demand. ESQ so
and S9o a.; qualities IN 5om e5
s, r rect pEEi and good New York
sireeters in fair supply; demand
stgr cote and Philadelphia in ''
't lsht supply light 75@ 90
oe demand 75@ 100
D In the market. 1850 ITS
MULES.
Plug Mulcs-Supply moderate; demand
r mand Good iaap.. GOO 65
from IS to l5H hands high, In light ooe ,,r
supply: demand fIir-... .............. 9ueg 40
Smooth Mues-Fair and good, from zoos 80
i5x to Is hands high, in light supply 1900 lao
Smooth Mules-Far and good, from ~
to 16H hands high, IN lleht supply ,o-o ,ro
demand medium. ............'..--. lIo"' 1'o
UNBRoKE MULES.
Quotations on all grades are Sl0@S15 4 head less
than those for broke mules. Unbroke mules, 10 be
ner sell Mt sIO$15 less than other mules of same
wears are the most marketabe.-Ttmes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-19
LOUISVILLE LEAF-T0BACCo a1ARKET.

heads.
The Farmers House sold Is h0gsheals: hogs
heads Logan County leaf at 81. $3.50. Sc, AND
$685.; hogsheads Simpson County leaf at $3.50,
$3.50. 1910, 81 IS, and $500: hoGshclds Bar
rcn County common leaf at $5.0J, 1895, $3.50,
1925. and SA.25: = hogshcads Logan County lugS
1T 100 and SO; hogshead Simpson County lngs
at So: hogshcad Barren County lugs ut s2.1O-
COurier-JOurndl.
IOlhcr houses had sales At like prices.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-19
A Violent Turx.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 1s.-Early this
morning Corporal Hussan Sulib. Turkish
arms inspector, quarrelied with bis mistress
and stabbed her repeatedly with dirk. He
then jumped from a third-story window of
the house and broke bis shoulder and hip.
Both will probably recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-19
INDIANA.

~ NEuHVES kILLEU BY MINERS.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 18.-sliners at Aicoal
creek have killed. three negroes and NOR
| tally wounded fourth.