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Kentucky Republican Convention.

LOUISVILLE, April 10.-The Republican
State Convention met to-day with large
attendance. EX-Rcpresentative John D..
White presided. Waiter Evans was nomi-
mated for Governor.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
acts OF the Republican party; adhcrinS to
the principals adopted at the Republican
Convention in 1876, and condcmnins the
management OF public affairs in Kentucky
by the Democratic party.
Tte resolutions further declare that the
determination OF the Democrats 10 rule or
starvc the Government Is smother exhibit
ton OF rebellion. and duty to the country
demands that the President shall resl,t by
every constitutional means this spirit OF
lawessness; also that - Tue name any ia .,is
most important events Of the country's MS
tory, and it is our pleasure thus to declare
our admiration and esteem for him, our
gratitude, and our confidence in him."
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Eorty.sixtra COnGress---First Session.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1879.


The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the New Hampshire senatorial case.
Mr.. Salisbury argued against the adnis-
sion OF Mr.. Bell to q seat.
After q brief discussion the yeas and nays
were taken, and Mr.. Bell was admitted to
his sent in the Senate by vote OF 81 to IS.
The army bill was brought before tue
Senate, after which IN executive session was
had, and when the doors were reUpened the
Senate adjourned until Tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The House committees were not an
nounccd this morning. but the House, af-
fer reading the Journal, went into Commit
tee Of the Whole on the legislative appro-
priation bill, OF which there arc still TWEEN
tv-tiye printed pages to lie disposed OF be-
fore taking up the contested portions OF the
bill.
Mr., McAiahon offered an amendment,
the concluding portion of which says: "1n
or der to provide the payment OF pension
arrcaragcs tho Secretary OF the Treasury be
directed to issue mediatcly in payment
thereof the $4,000, 900 in legal tenders now
kept in the Treasury as speclat fund 1of
the redemption of fractional currency"
Mr.. Garfield made the point Of order that
the amendment was not germane to the bill.
After quite an animated discussion, in
which Mcssrs. Mcmahon, K9lly, Weaver,
and others insisted there was no reason for
keeping this ten millions In the Treasury,
the Speaker decided the amendment in or
der, and after being further amended, so as
to provide that fractional currency present
ed fer redemption shall he redeemed 10 any
money in the Treasury at the time the same
may be presented, Mr.. McMahon's amend.
mcnt was adopted. ....sr
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
a EoI.g-?cndinr Question Settled at
F,nSf.

LONDON, April 10.-A Vienna dispatch TO
the Times says: "Accortling 10 CONSTANT
nople adyiceS the agreement between Aus
tria and Turkey relative 10 the occupation
of Turkish territory is now pei feet in al! its
points, and according to I'll ordinary calcu-
latinns THIS lonS-pcnding question is at last
settled. The agreement grants Austria
power to occupy three points on the river
Lorn, on the outskirts Ct Novi-BaZar, COM
handing all practical crossing-places on the
river. The document, with all the neceS-
sary Austrian signatures attached, will be
sent to Constantnope by the next mail to
be exchanged for that signed by Turkey"
Liverpool! Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 10.-This weeks circu-
lar Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Asso-
citation says: Cotton was animated on Fri
day. with a considerable advance in prices.
Since then Ii has been less active, with sales
to fair extent. Quotations are rather
above those OF last Thursday. American
was at fair daily request, and prices have
risen an ciehth-penny. Sea Island is in
good demand and half-penny higher for
medium and penny for finer grades. Flu.
lures were very strong on Friday and sat
urday, and advanced t@5-32t. This week
there have been considerable fluctuations,
the market closing strong, the highest prices
maintained. Final rates show an advance
OF an eighth OF penny for April and May
j-32 @3-1Gd. for other roSitionS.'
Italy.
ROME, April 10. -Garbaldi daily receives
numerous visits from political personagcs.
lie said yesterday: IL never have been
more concerned for the interests OF our
brethren bevond the Alps than ! am now"
Ii is positively announced that Italy has
finally decided not to participate i'll the
mixed occupation OF East Rouncla.
Peru.
TIE PORT BLoCKADED.
LONDON, April 10.-A private telegram
bulctined ia the stock Exchange, and dated
Iouiuup, Peru. April 9Th. says that that port
Is blockaded 10y the Chilian squadron.
Obituary.
DEATH OF VINCENT GossER.
VIENNA, April acknowledgements Vincent
Gosser. prince Bishop OF BreXcn, is dead.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND L,VE-STnCK a,AHKET

APRIL 9.-prirc, to-day rlug"d as follow:
Beej fttht-.-vpry hest. 5:nc.; COOL. 4I.nl5Sc.:
medium good fair qaaRfy. 3GGi ~ rough rAcu.
Thin .tcers &c.. 5I3lrc. = H.. gross
H1gS.-frrN rest. SIC; Tough nna lighter grades,
5Gn ~. 4 D. mel.
Seep.-vcry best, 5Gl5.:c.: m,dun 10 good.
4W4'.". "a IT,. gross.
Ni'cA to,cS -$2UGI slJ n h.aG.
EcctiaIs: About 100 head OF beef cattle, $50
EGsS. and 10 sheep.
CalIic market bri>k: he. quality sold at nc. mere
than lat week: medium and common grade az
vanc"d 10. a full Sapp!y of hogs, anG not quite 20
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- Norfolk.
DEATH OF THE VENERABLE CAPTAIN EDWARD

L. YOUNG, &C.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispa,cl.l
NoRFoLK, Va, April 10.-Tbe venerable
Captain Edward l.. Young, who lacked
only three years OF being centenarian,
and the oldest man in Norfolk, died at bis
residence In this city this morning. He
was an officer in the English nayr, the
United States and Confederate navies, and
in 1912 commanded privateer against the
English. he was sixty-six years Master
Mason OF Norfolk Lodge, and the oldest OF
the fraternity In Virginia, il not In the
United States.
Bishop Doggett has consented to deliver
the anniversary Grafton before the Ports
mouth Bible Society Sunday night week.
Crimes and Casualties.
MURDERED BY INDIANS-A sIGSAL-sERYICE
j. OBSERVERS FIGHT FOR LIFE.
| DEADwoon. ID. T.. April GA party OF
seven Indians recently attacked Sergeant
Kennedy, late signal observer at Deadwood,
and private soldier named Bader, OF the
SECOND cavalry. The two men were eating
lunch at Mizpah, forty-fve miles from Fort
KeogE, their destination, when fired upon.
BaGer was instantly killed, and Kennedy
badly wounded. The latter crawled into
the brush, and kept the Indians at bay with
Il siX-shcoter until assistance arrived. Ba-
der was scalped. Kennedy will probably
| recover. &c..
SHOT DEAD BY CONSTABLE.
CINCINNATI. ONO, April 10.-A s1ccial
dispatch to the Enquirer says: "John 30.
rum. farmer living near Eablna, Ohio, had
a difficulty yesterday with q hired mai
named Weaver, during which the latter
threatened to shoot bis employer. BorlIn
swore out warrant for the arrest OF Wea-
yer on charge of assault. Constable j. f.
johnson attempted 10 arrest Weaver, when
the latter fired at him. The officer returned
the fire, the ball penetrating Viewers abb
domen, fatally wounding him."
DISASTER TO A PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
| TRAIN.
ELIZABETH. y. j., April 10.-The fast
freight trsin on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad
eastward bound. broke in two at East Rah:
way at 2:30 o'clock this morning. The en-
gincer stopped the forward part Of the train
and the detached section ran into it, dcmol-
ishing eight cars filled with merchandise and
canned fruits and slightly iDiuring brake.
man. The wreck covered both tracks, de-
laying trains five to six hours.
EXPLOSION OF GIANT.PowDER WORKS.
| SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-An explosion
took place early this evening ut the Giant
Powder Works, near Golden Gate Park
The Westinghouse was demolished, and
some other buildings were damaged. Nc
person Yves hurt.
KILLED by A HOTEL. ELEVATOR.
NEW YORK, April 10.-Thc rope OF thu
elevator ut Gramcrcy-Park Hotel broke this
morning, and the elevator fell to the base
ment. crushing George Brochard, the Ell.
9inCcr Of the hOtcl. He was taken out dead
EXECUTION OF PHAIR.
WINDSOR, VI. April 10.-John p. Phail
was hanged in the prison-yard here to-day
for The murder oil Mrs. .inn L. Freeze ir
June, 1874.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
| GOIpsBoRO', n. c.. April 10.-The boiler
| in kornegay's foundry exploded this eve
ming, xii ing }. Z. Timbcrlake, fireman. ant
| badly Scaldin@ tOUr others.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

APRIL 9.-i'ricc~ tc-'lay ranged y follows: CAT.
tc-Nrry h'~y. 10, .4r: good. 4AEE5r.: medium
or fair uur!ity. 4t.Hr4.r Thin s,ccls, oxen, and
cows 81 ht4". Cave. SAGE. sheep. wool 5.m &C..
shcarrd. 5ntiG.. Lambs, $3H:5 = h,ah. Hog,
live. So. &c. CswS anG calre-. S2ohtS45.
The supply of E cd cattle was very limited IN;
week. and nearly MI the offerings were sold al quo
atols some Of III" butt hers had To so rlrcwht r.
for supplies, Caves in ru:d demand At quotations.
She cp and .ambs arriving more freely aud mo-,
OF them are taken 10y hDm" butchers. Hos IN f.lr
rrtuc.t at QUOTATIONS. Cows and calves ia good
srlIjp and quick sab :. Markc: .-GU+,ttp.
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THE News, BY WIRE
FROM AL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

DEATH OF AN AGED MASON AND A yETE.
RAN OF THE WAR OF 1912, AT NORFOLK
PERSoNAL--RAlLRoAD ACCIDENT-vIsIT
OF HE NORFOLK MILITARY TO WASH
NGToN-BolLER EXPLOSION IN NORTH
CARoLlNh-RAlLgoA IN COUNCIL
AT ATEANTA-HoTEL SOLD At CHATTA-
NORTHUMBERLAND FALL OF A
HOTEL ELEVATOR IN NEW YoRK-sTATE
CONVENTION OF REPUBLICANS IN KEN
lucky GRANT ENDORsED-THE AUsTRo-
TURKISH vEXED QUESTION SETTLED.
&C., &C. .. ......5rs.. ... ..-..
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

APRIL o-Tlic marie: to-day i scarcely 50 FIRM
~ Yesterday ami ICES GrooI:n.. Flour IS "u
with Ii tie dong. AMI we max" ss%',I chah'c9 IN
Injections TIc receipt Of wheat :o-Cay isht,
=, q ;h .,tIlli o; HE niEe rings was ro1:: "r note
small sal sa: g5c., SIZE. alni S].l2. Corn IS also
iny.r though The offerings we're 2Onn: ahOuf LOO
Ir.i,rI. odd at 4G aud iTr. 70 re-: leg or.e' and
nas brought 35,.. AMI soiac "crc h'!da 37c C"Gn-
try NJ y,..iCr tiuc hanged GnSctte.
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Railroad Matters.

ATLANTA, April 10.-The Convention OF
General Ticket Agents adjourned after
making a general reduction in through
rates.
The Southern Railway and Steamship AS
ISOLATION is now in session for the purpose
OF discovering the true source OF the recent
cuttings in through-freight rates and to per-
manentiy restore the pool figures.
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ArRIL S.-Tobdcco.-Thcre Is more streGgih 10
the maj kct for KcnIucS yeaf. the irmncs, displayed
nj the West cX"r;n" cont !cnce: dc,nprl - mode
rate. :, c-lcat Is quiet aud u, changed Quotations
tn medium. 15Gp12c.: good Ia fine, 25Eli5 Sc:
hna 10 extra fine, BOA 7:jc.: SMOKERS. l5Gl25c.
danilc wrappers. lGHE20c.: higS, common toEbnh,
20n3c.: good 10 fine. 3arir. lraf, common 10 good
3GrSc.: good (" uc. Sta pc: inp extra, lOGG &c.:
and black wrappers. l2cy 5c.-Journat T Conn
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A:, aiGs GaI.re Again Succeeds.
yRGlNIAN CONES Up HERE TO BuY HORSES
AND IS ROBBED OF SO.

AND IS ROBBED OF so.
Litteou Marshall, 4 horSc-dcalcr OF Ac-
c0mac county, Va, came to this city SeVe-
raj days ago TO buy horses. lie visited the
Broad Street bazaar, and was there spotted
By horses barpcrs on account Of his rustic
appearance. lie saw no horse TO suit HIM.
aud left for his boarding. house, at South
and Second streets. lie was Overtakcn hy
smiling individual, who may be known as
Jones for the present, because the police are
looking for him. He addressed Marshall by
name, asked how the folks were, etc., andeX
hibiled such surprising acquaintance with
Nar,iall's affairs that the Virginia man ac-
copied readily ali invitation to take drink.
Ihey went to Augustus Bradlcy's saloon.
953 Arch street, and "smiled." They went
out, but returned TO the place afterward.
Some men were in the back room playing
thfee-ctrd monte. Jones said to Marshall,
on lend me i've dollars and i can get
away with them chaps" ,Msrshall pulled
OUT roll OF money containing seventy-hYe
collars in notes. and was just banding the
lIe TO Jones when the latter snatched the
Nhole roll. Marsbail struggled for bis cash,
aHd The other men took sides. Bradley aD-
peafed, collared Marshall on general priDci-
,Hes. and threw him out Of doors. Jones
aaQ the cash disappeared. Bradley shu; tue
pace up. and 1t has been closed siuce. he
W, vas arrested and given hearing before
magistrate Pole. The VirSinian could not
s s' that he had anything more 10 do With
we matter than the assault. The Masis-
uate held Bradley under bail to appear
"hsh wantcd.-Phitadetphia Times, 9th.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April TO- Noon.-Stocks quiet.
Money on call. GGL7 pcr cent. ExcIangc-Lorg,
IsG: short, 4S7ls. State hon:s dull. Governments
weak.
ing.-Moncy. 46J per cent Exchange 4SG
@4S6i. Governments weak; new s., 104h. States
Iull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April l0.-Virgin'a G's. defrrr, j,
7r: consols, 57s: sccOnL series. ~ rast-due coli
npn>. SIa. North Carolina 6's, old, 20 new, ] l..
Bid to-.Ely.
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xsvy YORK IRON MARKET.

APRIL a.-For American pig the position Is \
strong Que SILL and Indifferent sellers except at an
advance, with coed inquiry for small tos. scotch
also wrouyht-scr Mt fun prices. Sales Of 200
tons No. Thomas sold al $40: 800 tGna No.
on private terms. Co!tness Is Quo:ed al s22; E2-
luton at $40 5OGs20; American pig ~ 81 So $40;
for No I. sl7MS17.5a for No. =, and $500 Tor
forge, Rails SS5MSSG for ircn AZ works, ann steel
r-ji, "a nj Tide. water and s44 ~ mills. Ola rails
quoted no,nina!ly III s2oGet2l. w-ousht scrac;
S246s21 from yard. Saes. 3 zoo tons III slS.o' "a
Il q for No /, ST. for No. z: 500 tors scrap IN
private terms, quoted at $24@s-o.-Joarnat OF
,dmm
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The South Caroline Election Cases.

CHARLESTON, April 10.-Jn consequence
Of the indisposition OF Judge Bryan, the
United States Circuit Court was adjourned
Nv Judge Bond to-day until Monday next,
when tie election cases will be res1meu.
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WHEAT - White. 4G bushels very good at $l.l6:
Red, 63 bushels fair Fuz on private terms: 0
bushels good FultZ III Sl.lO: 100 bushels very good
Lancaster on private terms-io,al. rs hH>hrls-
CORN - White. 3J2 bushels very good at iSc.
20 Gu>hes good at ISc.--to.al. 37l bushels.
GATS.-2S bu hcis very good spiing ut 3Sc.
MEAL.-5S bu>hc, prime at j0c.
POTATOES Il 6 bIiSl cts at Soc.
BEASS.-6 bushels ut $l.25.
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obituary.

NEW ORLEANS. April 10.-A. Foster FL,
lIott, resident secretary OF the LiVerpoo'
and London and Globe Insurance Com
pany. an d vice-consul OF Brazl! at tnls port
fell f,e.d on the street this afternoon.
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NEW yOYK WOOL MAREET.

APRIL 2-Thereis not much going on. he Hxsees-
facturers tsktuz very limited Quantities on the ss1--
alton Of the goods Tarsei, nnn also desire 10 s.E
the new eiins The clip In California is being pz0
fair prices are being snstaincd.-JourHat OF Csa1-
fleTce.
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in sLinpibs orGer 7i4f ss. for napa la. Reane1z1
&C. lid for New YORK. aifc. bid for phl1tkfpA4s
and 9sr. bill for EaIffmoe. ge6ned In crss9 -
11k9 f2xc- 5000 barrels refined sold az Ks&<-s
JourndL Uf {,0fu
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prouersy Sold.

CHATTANOOGA, April 1O.-Tlere was q
chancery sale Of the S.anton.House pro-
perry to-day, Frederick Wolfe OF Mont
geometry, Ala. becoming the purchaser ~
S3O, 900. ir...,i.e .se.5nd - n ss.t -#
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E.gCGEiCE. &c.

" G. CROWN LlCORICE.-Wc invite
L the SPECIAL attention OF tobacco mannfac
turrrS 10 cur Y CROW a. fine article OF mass
trnrjce. We warrant each case OF the Crown brand.
We have also In stock our we-known brands of g.:
Y.kANCH0R. p. D. PURA. &c. REFINED and
MI A.Y. STOKES i co.
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MARINE ySVEs,gs4lEStE.


IMMATURE ALMASAC-ArRin IL. 1STa
-.l. rtScs............ SO men ItBh.
i.n .,fE ...... G:27 Mornl"r........... s:l@
EGne ri "s ..... l2:G2 E"rrlrr S:sscs
PORT OF RICHMOND, hrnlL 10. 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker. Mex Gfnt.
.Et rclanGisr AMI passengers, G.. W. Allen x Cs~-
agents.
Steamer hliaucr. Plat. Philadelphia. m;.:cE-ra,-
tll e and passengers. i. y. tlct arrick, agrut.
Steamer arlr,. tri;triG. Norfolk. United stsite
mail. merchandise. an passengers, j.. Il. f~fufS
iacut.
Steamer Maggie, with wood. to George +. Gm.s-
SAILED.
Schooucr HolIcrt I!c,:cy. Eronks. W;tjh1o Il s.g
granite, Curl" 6 co.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT
From Philadelphia April Sih, sch0oucrs ). no
Giunl, co'barn, aud j. 4. Cuitr. Qa'iiin.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 0.-hrr!r,d: r. rolaEd- AZ
rived cut: Bragg" Iucic. Caledonia, Sea- CnrrnIsars
Olympia Sclcrd' IN.
FORTRESS MONROE. April l0.-Pa'-eI ia for
Richmond: Bark Erlin;:, tro:u liverpool.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

R:CHHOSD. April 10. 1879
OFFERINGS REPORTED. TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. As bushels. Red, 702 bushels
CORN white. 372 bushels.
DATS.-77G bushels.
MEAL.-5S bushels.
l'OThTOES.-lG bushels.
HEASS.-G bll> hrls.
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p.i.Har Loot From the
ddrhade!nhia North American.l III is UNI
asets,ood that Dir. Devices and Colonel Cram
saii are soics on stlli.hunt after the Green.
I ,se party thai disappeared so mysteriousIy
Tue other day. e.1o q
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Flour.

fine $3.50@:3.75: supprfne. - 25@$4 80; en-
IT,. 1928: "umm"r fani'". 1913 tsEcy brand,
&c .jMiG.75; Stanton extra, 1875.
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Having one Of the LARGEST ANp EEs'1S
EQUIPPED jon OFFICES !E THE SOUTH coss~
aincd with skiliul pnchanicai talent. "e are rcr3
pared TO promptly. Ia III" very b",' sfsid'
and AT Low PRICES, every dc,, ii'tIonoi
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BuSISESS-CARDS.
vIsITiNti-CARDS.
I.iuFESSIUNhI.-IAKDS.
WEDIHEG-tiHi)s.
SlluW-CAEgKse
BILLS LADING.
EECE:rza
BILL-HEADs.
LETTEI-HEADs.
NUTE-IIEADs,
ACCOUNTS SAFE.
STATEas;ITss
NOTICES. CHECKS, NOTES.
' ENVELOPES,
I ANAL ''''' - ARGUMENTS,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORN D.
SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly hl!ed an& 90
lvcrrd by express or malt.
We nave al iEl NEWEST STYLES Nv Y TH'
aud execute work IN mIui"9 tiat cahlioi ~ sSzT-
passed.
We also do all kiu,lc "f BINDING and ri l. 'ssEn
We will chccrfuliy furnish estimates nnd "szs
.,,,,,,,s ,nru r,un,rru ,un i2- 5.-a IS
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PROFESSIONAL.
SPRING FLOWERS.

DEDDING-PLANTS
~ BEDDING. PLANTS. REDDING-PLANTS.
BEDDING-PLANTS. BEDDING-pLANTS.
TOLER Il HOOPER. FLORISTS.
TULEIt & HOOPER, FLORISTS.
TOLER K HOOPER. FLORISTS.
Cherry and Albemarle streets. adjoining hollywood.
Cherry ana A!bcmarlc streets, adj Dining Hollywood.
Cherry and AlbcJnaric street.. ady,lnnS Hollywood.
TAP 9-lMy1l
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

APRIL S.-Bceres.--FGr want OF fresh offerings
there was nothing doing in beef cattle to-day.
Dressed beef WAS selling 81 WY III 7GS!qc q ID FOR
common to prime cLy-Slacnlcrcd sides. and 1.bl
nc. for fair western crossed
CaJrcS-Rcccipts were 2 hc.d-all ordinary
10 prime Jersey aud state rralfor which there was
4 fair demand at 4,.Gl6c. q ID Ilns-dre, rl scaI-
we're In noderac supply anu selling fairly ~ 6cSc.
a H. the latter figure rIr prime Jersey only.
SHEEP and LGm5S.--Frc>n offerings we're 10 car
loads or l.5SS head The supply was equal 10 the
demand. and the market closed weak al barely sns-
tained figures. Transactions were II 5AGsGa4c. z.
H. fer fair 10 prime sheep ald S3GaS6 z head for
sprung lambs. Dressed mutton sod slowly ut 1890.
r n.
SLrine.-Reccints We're 10 car-loa!s, or 2.3GO
head. None sold alive before Change. Two car
Ik,I!s of fair Ohio hog. i:2 0i. average. changed
hands laic ,ester ay n: a5out 4}xc.-JOHrnut Of
Commerce..
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NEW YOIx STuAc MaaEE1

APRIL s.-Qlo,ed Mt @ss4lss5 for sicfis &sO
6S35 for-lo~ or nes Sici y. and Virginia noudnnw
at about 443.-JournGl Of CoRm.rce.
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R1TSISESS CHANCES.

DUSISESS CHAN CE.-Stock, Good
d Will, and Figures Of an Established E!isEess
for sale. Apply 10 NJ. EahNS y 49,,
tl s. e0"3m o2O oLela s.Lcel.
CLOSING OUT AT VERY LOW
" PRICES OF our stock OF kerry, GLASS
WARE, BASKETS. and BRUSHES: In orncr toqhi'
business. NJ. EVANS u w., 90 pio.a ae"''
ja 15-eod3m
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ROOTS. SHOES. re.

r OOk AT THIS! &Eg
Ihave placed on my counter SHOES to be sold re-
gard,ess OF cost:
INFANTS TIES, all colors, Mt Soc;
INFANTS BALMORALs. ali cOlors. At GOc.;
BOYS CONGRESS CATERS. 10 3,atsl;
LADIES' SERGE BUTTON-BOOTS.S1. 80:
LADIES, SERGE BUFTOS.BOOTS, hand made
GESTLE JENKINS nOUBLE-soLE CALF CON
GRESS CATERS. ~ worth 80.
The ubeve arc all frst-ciass goods. Call 1T once II
you wish bargains at No 335 Rroad street.
j. lS-3m )" II. w. LAY Lof.
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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MakHEs
APRIL 7.-HorSes Hnd .Hates.-The supply III
this market was good AMI demand unleratr. with
no change in the demands for The different glasses
of citGer horses or mules. Qiota.Icns are rs fol-
lows:
HORSES.
Good Driving I'nrscs--Frw sales. l25mrSl 70
PugS-in far supply; Sua'idclilnd... LOG Az
Souhcrn-Falr and Eooi qualities III
fair supply: demand fair .......::.... 400 10
Strcctcr*-tair and good Nc% FORK
...." ~ -" ."rr'. .... TOO so
fair supply light dcmand ....'....... $50 90
light dcnan'i &c.. ................... CSC 100
DrauGlit IIorscs-Dc:nand moderate;
few In the market. 93y lou
MULES.
Plug AIu!cS-Supply moderate; demand
45@ TO
Smooth Mu.ea-k;ir and good quattl,~,
from ID TO l5;5 hands high In fair ~
supply: demand moderate. $50 30
smooth Mucs-FaIr and good. from
10: to . hands high, In medium sup ~ ,r
Iy......................... ...,.... coSD -"
Smooth Mnlcs-Fair and good, from ID
to i6. hands high. in far Flppiy; ,,o,, ,or
demand ignt ..................'.....'.. iio"@ i"o
CNEROKE MILES
OaotutionS on all grades $lQM:i5 {. lead itss
IN IN those for broke mules Cntrohr mules, I" os
sIi,hr lnust he fat. Fat mules four years old nj
u,,tlcr sell AZ Sl0GSl5 less than n,ucf Or 5. me
grade Those that over four years old 10 s,ycn
wear, are most inarketabie- TthtsS.
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s'ssENrzSs:.s2<lEISES.
GOOD WuGk. Low PRICES

DISPATCH PEISTING-UUUSE.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARhE1.
ApRII e.-rhrre Is ilrp, market, but trade quiet
Prices ure: Sc. for crude In bulk; 5as4c, Tor creae