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LOST IN THE FLAMES.
Four Men Perish by the Turning of n
Whnrfbnnt nj Hickman, Ky.

ASuE W tbC VI -
WhNrrboat at Hickman. Ky.
NASHVILLE, March PA Hickman, Ky.,
special to the Banner says: The wharfboat
belonging to the Nashville, Chattanooga &
st. Louis Railway Company burned this
morning, aud it was one of the saddest
affairs that ever happened here. About 80
o'clock, Mr.. Douglas, clerk, and Mr.. Com.
stock, telegraph operator, were awakened
by the smoke, and found the whole boat in
flames. With wonderful presence OF mind,
they ran from across the rOofand droppedt 10
thelowerd deck, aud walked on spar to the
land, saving nothing but their night
clothes These gallant gentlemen then
tried TO assist Watchman Jas. Mays, West
Campbell, and two unknown men who
were waiting for boat, but their Efforts
were too late. The persons on board per-
ished in the flames. One body was found
and Is supposed to be that OF Mays. The
wreck, burning through its fastening
driited away with the other corpses. The
origin of the fire is supposed to be the
work Of an incendiary. The boat and
small amount OF freight, is q total loss.
The fire was kept from spreading to the
neighhoring warehouses by tho heroic ef-
forts OF clIzens. This accident has cast n
gloom over the entire community"
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Saved form a Horrible Death.

LITTLE Rock, March 9G.-Sam, an old
negro living in q box boat at divers
Eddy, just above the railroad bridge, WIS
saved from a horrid death yesterday.
His boat was on u bar during the heavy
rain Friday night; the sand washed from
under and tho boat turned over while he
was asleep, cutting Off the only means oil
egress. He remained in tho boat until
Yesterday, ,whenJames Cunningham casual
ly visited the capsized boad and relieved
him. a few more hours would have seal.
cd his fate, as tho river was rising.
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Sent 10 the renItentlary for Life.

81. LOUIS, March 2O.-A Topeka, Kansas,
dispatch says: J.B. True, who murdered
Rev. Samuel Woolport, near Wakefield,
Pottowatamie county, in November, 1877,
was tried in Louisville, Pottowatamie
county, to-day, before Judge Morton. He
was allowed to plead guilty OF murder in
the second degree, and was sentenced TO
hard laborin the penitentiary for life.
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EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
brooklyn Successful In Litigation With
New York Tho Work TO be PuShcd to
Sp0edY Compilation,

brooklyn Successful In Litigation With
New York Tho Work to be PnShctl TO
Sp0cdY Completion,
NEw IoRK, March 25.-In the litigation
between New York and Brooklyn, respect.
ing payments upon the East river suspen.
sion bridge, the Court Of Appeals to day
rendered final decision in fayorof Brook.
Ign. The case arose in this way: Obje,..
lion was made by some New York tax
payers to the construction OF the bridge,
holding that it was entirely for the benefit
OF Brooklyn, and the cost was evidently TO
exceed the sum allowed by Legislature
inauthorzing the work $S,OO0,OOO. Com
troller JOHN Kelly then set up the claim IN
the courts that this figure of $4,000
was an absolute limit upon the structure.
The Supreme Court DECIDED in his favor,
but the general term reversed this deci.
sion, aud the Court Of Appeals has now
affirmed the decision OF the general term,
This closes tho case. New York must now
pay Sl,000,009, and the work, which has
been interrupted for six months, will lle
resumed at once. Officers OF the Bridge
Companysay In interviews that the bridge
will be speedily completed. The first
contract will be lora roadway. and it will
be given out as soon rs possible.
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Double ExeentIon in YirrlnIn.

NEw KENT G. H., Va, Marcn 25.-Pa.-
rick Smith and Julius Christian, the two
young negroes who murdered John B.
Lacy, white, January II, were hanged
here to-day. About two thousand people,
including many colored women, were
present The prisoners were removed this
morning from Henrico county jail in
Richmond, where they had been confined,
and transported byrail TO Summit Station;
where IL guard OF thirty mounted men
waited, owing TO rumors Of an attempt to
rescue. During the whole trip the prison
ers maintained Indifference 10 their fate,
conversed freely with any one addressing
them, aud when questioned as to their
crime gave detailed account Of the
whole affair. They accepted and
smoked cigars given to them. They
left letters with the Sheriff, Smith to his
sister, and Christian 10 his mother, bidding
them farewell. On arriving at the Court
House they were Rttired in long black
shroudS and conveyed to the gallows,
where the crowd received them with ex.
ecratiOns. Tho mounted guard encircled
the gallows and kept back the surging
mass Of people, After the ropes were ad-
iusted each Of the doomed men made a
speech acknowledging his guilt, warning
all against giving way to temptation, and
both finally going into droning mono
tone peculiar TO the race when quoting
scriptures and making pious EXPLANATIONS.
The black caps were adjusted aad the traps
sprung. Christian Struggled violently, but
Smith seemed to have his neck broken.
In twenty minutes the bodies we're cut
down. Smith was buried Immediately at
the loot Of the gallows, and Christians
body was sent to his mother.
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ARKANSAS NEWS,
A. N. T.. Church Confcrence-Complettor
of n Railroad Snagged.


LITTLE Rock, March 26.-The Arkansas
Annual Conference OF the African NJ. L.
Church, closed its eleventh session in the
Bethel Church. There are now two con-
ierenccs with one hundred and twenty
pastors and twelve presiding elders in
Arkansas. The conference resolved TO
organize separate conference in Indian
Territory the first Sunday in September
next. ...- .-..... /.
The new line of the Little Rock and
Mississippi River and Texas Railway,
from point two miles below Warner to
Arkansas City 3S mile long, with four
mile tap on the Ouachita Road, is com.
plcted and trains arc making regular trips.
The 10 days time from Arkansas City to
Pine Bluff will be reduced to 8 hours.
The steamer Hattie Nowland, Captain
Dartagh, about noon coming up, struck II
snag below the oil mill near town and has
gone 10 the bottom badly wrecked. She
was valued ut about $4,000, and is in 4
feet OF water aud is supposed to be total
loss. Her cargo is badly damaged.
River on stand; n feet below.
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A Railroad 10 LeadyIIlc.

ST. LOUIS, March 26.-A Pueblo, COL,
dispatch says that four miles of the Lead.
vile extension Of the Atohison, Topeka &
Santa 70 Railroad, west OF Canon City,
was completed tonight. The track is now
laid n distsnCe OF one and half miles in
Grand Canon, Ark, and the work is being
pushed forward rapidly, and the Royal
Gorge will be reached by Saturday night
Large quantities Of ties, rails, ETC., arc going
to the front daily, and LeadvilIe will have
u railway connection with the outside
world by way OF natures great route, the
Arkansas Valley, ut an carly day.
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BALTIMORE, March 20.-Flour-Weaker and
quiet without qNotablc change. Wheat
Western unchanged. Corn Western firm:
western mixed, spot. March and April 1sIs
l4c.; May 446c; steamer 4la4lkc, Oats
Quiet; Pennsylvania and western white 32a3Sc.
do mixed 3laS2c. Rye-Dull ut 54a5Gc, Hay'
Provisions and Butter-UncIange Eggs
l2alSc. Petroleum. Coffee and Whisky@Un.
changed.
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O9leetins TO the New Con.
klitu lon.

SAY FnAXcIsco, March 20.-A large
meeting Of tho Merchants Protective As.
scciation was held yesterday afternoon to
consider tho objections to the new Consti.
tuition. Ablearguments were made against
its adoption, and a committee was appoint.
ed to draw up resolutions for signatures.
Tho officers OF the several suspended saw.
ings banks state that the distrust occasion.
ed by THO pending election throws obsta.
cles In the way Qt a settlement OF affairs.
John W. C6ghlan, e$. Congressman from
tho Third DISTRICT Of California, died TO.
day At his residence in Oakland
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Death of u JournnIIst-Thc Tennessee

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March ga Coluu..
bin special to the .lmsricm announces the
death, ut that place to-day, Of Join
E. Hatcher, a well known journalist, one
ot the editorial staff Of tho Louisville
COurier.JOurnal.
Gov. Marks sent message to the I.egis.
laturc urging that it ought not to close its
present session without decisive step 10.
ward tho settlement Of the debt, and that
it should call constitutional convention
to adjust the matter. Bills were intro.
duced to that effect,
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EEw YoRK, March 28.-Cotton-Quiet at
10 : l6al05 slice, Flour-Nomlnally unchane.
Cd Wheat-Quiet aud unchanged, Rye
Eirmer. Barley Quiet and unchanged,
Malt-Dull. COrn-Demand active; ungFad.
ed 4OaiGc; steamer 45a45kc; No 2, l6Ea
l5AS. 0ats-Quiet; No. s white 8l9{aS2Xc;
No. 2 white SSISa3991c; western mixed 30a
S2ci white western SiaS5c Hay-Steady,
Hops-Dull. CoiIee-Quict and unchanged.
5sngar-Steady; refining fair to good 6NaSjSc.
Enthusiastically. Rice Quiet. Petroleum
Firm; United s37laS49Gc; crude 7II<aSIc;
refined DC bid. WhiSky-Dull at 81 05H.
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Whtssy Ringstcr Plead. t:ull,v.

sraISoVIELD, March 2O.-J. D. McIn.
tyre, OF Pektn, known as king of the
whisky ring, plead guilty in the U. S,
Court 10 all the indictments against him
Tic was fined 81 900 and his distiIlery for.
teited on two pleas, and sentence wa:
suspended as to the others on condition
that lie sIueals on the other ringsters.
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Cincinnati.

ClSclEEATt, March 8-Cotton-Fairly ac.
tive and shade higher ut l0c. Flour.Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-FaIr demand and
market firm; red 81 GOAL O5. Corn-In good
leniand and prices a shade higher at S6Xa
g Hc. 0ats-ln good demand at full prices,
THaS0c. Rye-In good demand at 6Oa57c,
Barley-Dull and dropping; No 2 fall 95c.
Pork-Demand fair at 5000 bid cash: sales
At $40 37h seller June. Lard-Qui6s current
make held ut 80 %. Bulk Meats-Stronger
lemand, chiefly for speculation; shoulders
y 65aS 20 short rib 81 Sncash orbayer March;
3 S0a4 S2H seller April; 81 o. seller May;
= o5 seller June; sugar cured IS 90. Bacon
Quiet and steady at 4ISa59Sa51Ec. Butter
steady and unchanged. T.inseed Oll-Stcady
at 05c. Whlsky-Quieta at$1 o.
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Lexington CeIcbFntes IIIer Centennial

LE4iSGTpS, March 2G.-Ths Centennial
celebration Of the first settlement OF Lpx,
Inston will take place on Wednesday,
April 9l, when vast asscmblage from
this anl adjoining States Is expected.
Preparations are being made on the most
extensive scale to make the occasion worthy
OF the ancient reputation Of Lexington
Tor hospitality. Invitations have been
sent to President Hayes and most OF tho
distinguished men In Washington City
and other leading cities Of the United
States. Already many have signiIied their
will consist OF a grand military and civic
prncession, ora.i0nsand the firing OF a hun.
drei guns at sunriso and sunset, to close
with 4 grand banquet In the order OF the
famous barbecue entertainments for which
Kentucky is famous.
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ClaIcaEo.

CatcAeo March 2G.-Flour--steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled but eener.
ally lever No. 9 red winter 81 GOAL OF; No. 2
Chicago spring, freSh 92c regular; SOY lc cash:
D%a00c April: 0iLla949Sc May; No. 5, sOI5c |;
rejected GGc. Corn-Strong and higher; fresh
MO regular; SIC cash and April; SGj[c
May; S6xc June. oats-Steady and Arm at
!lHe cash and April; 25kc May. Rye
steady and unchanged at t44Iza48Isc. Barley
Steady and unchanged. Pork-Actiye.
trm and higher AZ $40 0711Ial0 10 cash and
aprl $lONal0 22h May; $40 S2alO IS June.
April. Bulk Meats-Active, firm and higher
at 8 75a49tISa5l2H Whisky-steady and
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CnicAoo, March 2G,-Tho unauthorized
statement having been made that W. B.
Strong, General Manager Of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, would soon
be superseded President Nickerson has
the denial Of tho truth OF such
a statement, and says that Mr.. Strong has
the entire confidence Of the President and
Board Of Directors,
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NEw ORLEANS, March 2O.-Coffee-searce
and firm; iobbing ordinary to primc icXS
lBc., sugar-Quict and steady inferior ta
good common 4Xa5l<c; common 10 good com.
mon 6Ha5Hc; yellow clarified 6SiaTIEc.
Molasses-l!ull; tGrmen,ing 2Oa2Sc: common
22a2Sc. Rice-Dull; Louisiana ordinary to
choice 5J$a0Xc, '' y"
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chicago Cattle Market.
1cAso, March 26,-The Drovea' Journal

omcAao, March 2a-The Drovora' journal
Hoas-ReceIpts 2l, 900 head; shipments 05OO
bend: Market dull at Sc lower, choice heavy
! y 10; light s. 7OaS 50; mixed packing s. Goa
GC5ArTLE-Reeeipts 1900 head; shipments
l;7O9 head. Market firmi shipping at q 90
ers' COWS s. 26I3 41; steers s. OOa4 10; bulls
81 O0a4 90.
sEEEr- Receipts !, 200 head; shipments $40.
Market steady ut S 0O45 20.
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NEw YoRK, March 2G.-There is a fair bust.
ness In the iObbing trade. Cotton goods.
prints and dress goods in steady request al
first hands Brown and blcached cottons
continue firm and stocks light. Mems wear
woolens quiet In agents hands, but iobbinp
fairly. The Bulletin says that Gamers an1
Harmony Prints have advanced Nc,
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Tramp shot b. a Woman.

ST. LOuls, March 9O,-A tramp applied
at tho house Of Nick Emo, three miles
Of Topeka, to-day, for meat,
which was furnished him. Seeing a watch
on the wall, he attempted to appropriate
Il, but was prevented liy Mrs. Ernc, who
shot him IN the arm, wounding him SO.
verely. He was not capturel,
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AlleRhenv Cn,,,a

EAST LlBEnrr, March 2G-UArrLE-supply
very light Market slow at yesterdays prices,
and aquarter lower than last week.
HoGs-Receipts Wry light. Market fair:
thiladelphias 81 40 to s. co; Workers, $3 90 to
sgEEr-ReCeipts very light; not enough 10
ss establish market; nothing doing and feeling
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rvr increase in the cgross earnings OF the
=. ..,lyouia road during February, 1870,
f'r", .,mnarcl with February, 1878, was
. y. 'Y%I ,.,. decrease in expenses, $52,aOO;
h','r, % 'ro months Of the year the increase
o. a'' W 'T earning was s5Goll0. Lines west
Y , "pi pi,,,b,r,h and Erie in same period
~ .,s,, a surplus over all liabilities Of $780,
~, s',,' cain Of 81, POI over last year.
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MoUNDsvnLE.
Circuit Court -Grand Jury Finds Twenty
enteneed-Accident.
NTo,,,ns,,,,,p MorcI OE

Circuit COuft-Gfnuu Jury EIhuS A"ehsJ
EpIietments-Sentenesd-Accident.
MouNDsvILLE, March 20.
Correspondence Of the lntsi igGGper.
Our Circuit Court is now in session, His
Honor Judge Melvin presiding. On yes
tCrday morning the Grand Jury returned
true bills against the following persons:
r. r. Hughes and William Hughes, grand
larceny; Charles Charlton, feloniously
cutting aud voppdipg with intent to maiT,
wound, disable, disfgpro and Kill, Mary
Belle MCCuen, leIoniopsly cutting and
wounding with intent TO matm, wound,
disable, disfigure and kill; Fred. .Rtves,
f.loniously striking and wounding with
intent TO main, wound, disagure, disable
and kill; Robert Quinn, feloniously stab
hing and wounding with intent to MAIN,
wound, dislRnre. disable and kill; also
about twenty indictments for mtsdemean'
The entire day yesterday was taken ur
with the trial OF Jesse Good for stealing
n box OF clothing from the Baltimore \
Ohio Railroad Company in July last. Tht
case was given to the jury ~ 1ut Q O'Clock;
The jury was out about llall an h9ur any ny
returned verdict OF guilty, Rxlng tne
prisoners punishment attwo years IN w
panitenliary. !.
rape, was eel Tor the 7th OF April: On &C
count OF the prominence Of both the &C
cusel and the presecutrix the case Is ere
ating considerable interest.
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PHr1ADELPHA, March 20,-Flour-MirI
II Toa4 IS, Ohio do family Is 80; In indiSnS % VA "a
u so; high grades IS Is; Minnesota patent
process % 95a7 80. Rye Flour Unchanged,
Wheat-ln fair demand; No. 2 western led,
elevator, 81 II. COrn-Flrmer; western re-.
lectcd track 4la41Iic; do steamer 42al2IIc,
Oats-Dull; western mixed S0a3ic; white west
ern 81 ha321c. ProYlsions-Stcady Pork
M"Ss $lD 2Hal0 IN; prime mess extra S. 2Eo
$50. Beef-lndia mess$l2 60alS 90. Smok, d
HAMS SIfa9Ifc; picked 7I<asHc. Lard.
Western llercv VI loa1 w, butter New YORK
anu Bradford county, Pa, extras 2Oa2lc,
Western Reserve extra l0aisc; do good TO
choice 12alsc. Eggs-Easy; western i$aiSIfc.
Cheese-Dull; weatern full cream 7Hasc.
pNtrclc",' Nominal. WhiSky-steady west.
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1he vlrginla Deht compromlse.

Rleg4oSP, Va, March 98.-The Senate
to-day concurred in the House amend,
ments to tho Senate bill providing for a
settlement OF the State debt, known as the
hAleeolloch Compromise BILL" It now
goes 10 the Governor,
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p,l,i,uore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
ln' -" building, at the Mount Glare r.,
Hpy TS ,s.D,y.liyc engines ofth "Mogul'
'hol', 'Io ,or me- on the grades Of the Allie
r',s,II s, Mountains, andtwohundred freight
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Tho Coal uIner, s,rI,.o.r,,,o,,

F!FFsapRa4, March ag. AT d meetIng Q,
the csql Exchange this afternoon It was a;
decided to ALLOW tIlree cents per bushel,
theprice demanded blythe striking miners
IN this seEtiOn for digging coal. All tlia
works will resume ta'tlorroW,
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RnIlronfl I.n,sn,,,rnr nn1e..

St. LOUIS, March 9e.-The Eastern rail.
roads have declared of the agreement Of
December last, which established passen.
ger rates 70 New York at S24, and will
redeem at full rates all tickets in scalpers'
hands. T7
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rtIlied ny 3 TalIiRs nrldrc,

CIScGSSArI, March 2G-By the falling
Of bridge ovOr tho Whitewater Valley
Railroad, near Cambridge City, Indiana,
Adam Deiner was fatally injured, George
Davis had his arm broken, and John Posey
and Charles Gallagher were severely
bruised.
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, March 25. = wheat-Dull. amber
Michigan spot 81 oGNi April held at 81 67; May
y! held at 81 o.. 81 ok bid; June held at Il a.
81 Os% BIZ No Pred western winter spot or or
april held at 81 ", 81 0GK bid; May held Ut
p Ve%: Corn-Dull; high mixed held at
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CAlRO, March 2e.-During a heavy
thunder storm at three o'clock this morn
ing, the Convent was struck by lightning
and burned 10 the ground. There was
nobody injured. Loss, $4,000.
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PIR2REooRD.


ORANGE, Mass, March 2O.-The Orange
Manufacturing Co.'s cabinet works was
burned this morning. Loss $4,000.
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ciNclSSArE, March 26.-Hoos-Dull and
prices shade lower common s. OOaS 90:
light y 05a3 0Oi packing $3 S5a4 10: butch.
ers' ~ lOa4 2S. Receipts 2,l7G; shipments
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A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE
OF VALUABLE
Farm Stock and indictments.

The andsuigned Will oder for a4ls At publIe 0u.t
the iarn Of the late EAmuel IIuekRrSn. Al VSIIsu
iS'e isSS oaiS SSgn,y W. Va on FRIDAY April Ill,
tSs Ss.a,i1 shenS lf9mplly at O'clock a. w all
tsflnips and stock bpIoaPInR % liz .,t.t
q an deceleut, 1Leiarm stock ueluies Two baTSS
soT ioIysthree shctp, about two hIndr,I
p0a4ea y wool, one spring wagon, one fam WaFon
Sae moving maehlbe, two SETS haruCtt, a mi on,,
nunah bushels 0f c1Fh, thirty bushels uf t%tstHs
y oe n nSy ea e. The househOll property ls such
Thtre Will also be nBerel Tor an Gns rrIaaSInhf:
Dsltlt sGho1l Bond lor q l+RriIg InirFesl Al
SSsEI ssas PasSs HtiT PiIa = oceESS X.o some
dollar For ten dellaik " a6re, etttiit al IN.
gSys WI Y giEsp, the RatehaleIs 10 givS bonds W,k
NJ ,ISSasI1.y. IssSesnty. WILLIAM EitSHlNE,
A1inlstanf q tho tiAi0 0t Sam .el luChann1 dae,l
WLGELIN0, Mprch 36th, iR5S. N.Y. ~ "
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rlyc seaipcl Drowned.

E4FRoFE ME-, March 99.-Fiye seamen
while rowing ashore IN Bliss harRQr we're
drowned by the ppseltlng ol the boat
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PITrsBuRsH, March 2G-PErRoLEuM-ouiet.
crude 81 OK at Parkers for shipment: NJ.
fined exc for Philadelphia delivery.
Oil CRY, March 26-Market opened active
with sales at S4Xc; declined TO SSKc; ad-
vanGed to and closed at siEc. Shipments 81.
600 barrels: averaging $1,000 barrels. Trans.
actiens l42, 900 barrels.
a. ANTWERP. March ,ZG-PErRoLEux-Refined
Il LLSoxDoS' March eG-PrrRoLEuI- = Spirits
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


SEw York, March 90. MONEY = Easier
ut Sa7 per cent, closing at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper Ha6 per cent Sterling Ex.
change, bankers bills llrtn at q 85H; Sight
Exchange on New York $4s7H.
GovERSMESrs-Strong and higher. Dar sill.