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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-18
LAW REPORTS.
CircuIt Court-Eon. ,. %. y

Calendar for to-day: No. 1898, Anderson,
adu1r, VS. Apperson; 5665, Beanish vs. Swan;
$40, Madden and wife We Karr ct al; 5S42.
L. and n. r. r. Co. VS. Hooth; 568I, Welch
vs. L. and N. r. R. Co.; 5698, Munford VS.
N. and C. R. r. Co.; 1881, Morrison VS.
Dryer; 5882, same VS. same.
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ChancerY COurt-ChancelEor LfVinSs
ton Presiding.

Chancellor Livingston, of Brownsville,
presided in the chancery court yesterday,
and will continue to hold court during the
present week, hearing such cases as Judge
Mcdowell is incompetent in, by reason Of
having been of counsel.
Adult.on calendar for to-day: 1875, Lay
ton VS. Hays; 1878, Burton VS. Shaw; 3407,
M'Farland VS. Heistand; 3408, Yates VS.
Evan; 1921, Grommes VS. Theme; 1923,
Martin VS. Morgan; 3440, Anderson VS. Partee /;
3442, Union and Plan RS bank VS. Greenlaw /;
1885, Meagher VS. Ford; 1907, Finch VS. An
derson; 1903. Johnson VS. Canada; 1924, Boro
VS. Harris; 1923, Meath VS. Emmett bark;
1881, Palmore VS. Norman; 1892, M'Clel-
land vs. Payne; 1888, Ogerton VS. Widrig;
3s44. Galhreatb vs. Rnltnn
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Fritz Pfemfert a. Co., No. I3 Court
street, receive beer each day fresh
from LemD's renowned brewery, pack
ed In Ice In their refrigerator ears
Order your beer from them.
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For Upward of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup has been
used for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves toind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySenteTy and diarrhea,
whether arising from teethlng or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
ItpenfN. fire Gents 1ler- hoftZe
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DECISIONS RENDERED.

Chancellor M'DoWell yesterday made his
rulings in the following, submitted On brlet
and argument:
Higgins VS. Park-Comp lairants have leave
to take proof as to the death OF the children
mentioned in the pleadipgs.
Bills vs. Dean-Complalnants entitled to
the relief sought: decreed accordInnlR.
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Italian Monuments.

Our third invoice is now ready for iu-
spection, to which We invite the attention Of
those wishing first quality Italian marble,
manufactured in Carrara, Italy, by the best
artists, at our own studios, and at prices to
suit the times, which we guarantee to be
lower than any firm In the United States can
furnish at the same figures. Warerooms,
300 Second street.
GEORGE H. BELL,
VIM ID. RUDY AGENTS.
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10 COusumptiVes.

Many have been happy to give their testi-
mony in favor of "WitbOrS Pure Cod Lire,
OIL and Lime" Experience has proved it to
be a valuable remedy for consumption,
asthma, diphtheria, and all diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Manufactured only by A.
3. WIlbor, chemist, Boston. Sold by all
druggists.
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The regular spring opening will commence
with rush in about ten days at the Big Boot
and Shoe store, No. 344 Main street. One Of
the largest shipments ever received by a re-
tail house In Memphis is now on the road,
selected with great care from iamous fac
tories, at prices which will induce the very
best people of Memphis to patronize ny
store. Extensive alterations will be COM
menced this week, to get the store II good
trim for the season now opening.
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Novelties

how fast all smokers are learning that Duke s
Durham" smoking tobacco is the best2 Ask
your dealer for it, and take no other
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PUFFs, curls, braids and frizzes made to
order, also cleaned and repaired. A full as
sortment on hand, by Miss s. L. Zweig, No.
388 Main street.
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ST. PATRICK,

The Patron Saint OF the Emerald Isle
A Sketch Of his Life aud Works-The
Jealous Bishop OF Fifteen Hun
dred Years AgO-CeIebra-
lions in Memphis.
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ton of St. Patrick's day fight occurred be-
tween the police and Nationalists. Fire.
arms were used and number of persons
were wounded.
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JOhn Sturla's Restaurant.

in jet, fancy and gold-plated jewelry, receives
daily at Jet Palace, 1856 Main street.
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American Museum.

The large boa-constrictor and Chinese
jockey monkey have arrived. All the other
curiosities are retained, and additions viii be
made daily.
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United States Contraction. e. 3. Ham,
mOnd, Presiding.
Payne VS. Oliver, Finnie & Co; hearing
resumed, not concluded. Judges calendar
for to-day: 1916, Payne vs Oliver, Finnie &
Co.; 805, Woodbridge vs Moore ct ais; ZIG,
Cochran VS. Knickerbocker life insurance
company; 2278, Behr VS. Connecticut mutual
life insurance company.
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Hibner's Champion PIaIters,

German milIet, Hungarian nillet,
Missouri milIet, for gale by DtLO
SchwiGI & 90, Eeedamen, 22S Main
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Ladies parlor up stairs, 337 Main, corner
of Union.
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Simplest, cheapest and best for all kinds OF
plating, at
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Parade Of the Knights OF InnisfaiI-
Services and DiscOurses at Different
Churches - Celebrations, Balls
and Banquets by Civic SocIe-
ties-Ihe Day Else
where.
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Six-Wheel Casters,
Special Notice.

For all sewing machines, for 81 so, at
]. B. ALDRICH'S, 254 Second street.
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WANTS.

WHITE GTRL-For general housework, in
wv small family. Apply at l II Union street
An ILLINEA-An experienced milliner at No. 81
4xl Beale street. MRS NJ. L. CROWLEY.
SERVANT-FOFg general household work, Apply at
- "a MOSBY ST.
WTOMAN-IO cook, wash ana iron for family
w of three grown persons Reference required
BOB UNION ST.
TOOK-A first-esss order cook, at the Magnolia
- Restaurant BIZ Main, corner Monroe 81.
Al Rs CZAPSKI receives pupils in Vocal and In
VI s,rumental music, at her residence, No. 266
Third street, corner Court. Cultivation of the voice
specially
NHTET NUhSE-White or colOTed; one without
w child pTefe rel. Apply at 502 Vance street.
between z ana O'Clock, morning or evening.
LNFTY DAY BOAhDERS-At So per week or
II Sl2 per month, at the Cincinnati Restaurant
and Saloon, No. - Adams street.
nNE SALESMAN for each State. Salary SO to
~ 500 per month and expenses References re-
Quired. LABELLE MFG CO, Chicago, Ill
TIENANT-rO cultivate so acres on Island "a on
L shares; good dwellings, and eisterns. Apply to
Gage Fisher 300 Front, or A. Lea d Co., Fulton.
y - 81 MONROE ST.
DARTIES Wishing 70 purchase the
L GROVER Il BAKER SEWING-MACHINE,
70 call at their ONCE, 3lS Main street. Repairing
promptly attended TO, ana warranted.
MR5. c. o. VALENTINE.
HNSACHER-EOr the SOmeTViIle District High
L School, an experienced lacy music teacher; good
recommendations requifed; sa aTy guaranteed. Adj
dress y. SALE, Sec'y, Atola, Tenn.
SITUATIoN-By a hrst-class Sawyer and En-
Corner LaRose and Webster streets.
POARDERS-At AZ Court street Rates 10 suit
ID the times. Front OF back rooms. Also day
bOaTders wanted.
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Monday, April 14th-DAUGHrERO OF TIE REGI-
MENT. Tuesday. April 15th-FRA DIAYOLA,
wednesday. April l6th-DAUGHTER OF THE
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For VICKSRUKG
FOR ARKANSAS CITY.

FOR ARKANSAS CITY.
For Arkansas SlJS ana sway Hamburger
Citizens Memphis and Arkansas City Packet
Company Ths Elegant Steamer
kkZHAE ES&kAS. Elk
JhO. B. Davis master Jno. GWaihmey = clerk
VIII leave as above every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, al . pm. koT freight OF passage, apply to
Z ". LIGHT BUhNE, General Freight Agent,
o. . HonT0e street, opposite Peabody hote
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
MenDhIs and Ohio River Packet Co.
For Louisville and Cincinnati.
81 am9S ID. Parker. gSss
T. b Russell. master Robert Moor clerk
VIII leave as above, WEDNESDAY, March 1914.
az , p M * Tickets 10 oil pJints.-ssa For full
Information, apply to
R. W. LIGHTBURNE, Sup't
No. Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel.
The Steamer ANDY BAUM Will leave Saturday,
March 22d.
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For Louisville and Cincinnati.
81 am2S ID. Parker. igSF:s

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
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VIII give THREE OPERAS. with Full Orchestra at
Memphis Theater.
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May, the Shirt Tailor.
Best shirts to measure,
For So.
Good young plantation mules received
daily. for sale cheap, at!
g. H. BRACKET & CO.'S,
SCI Second street.
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LEU z IE BROS,
ssTEAMBOATS.

S4Z AIa1n SIT.
sE7-To wind 10 business-Co me and see us. az
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AMUSEM EE z y.

NJ EHPHE= THEATER N ondsy, Tues
W day and Wednesday, March 11-lS-lS.
Matinee Wednesday. The Mas .erpiece OF Minstrslsy
Surprising sll-imitafing none, and DistancinB the
Field. The word-famous
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nR. VOORHEES,,
u OCULIST AND AURIST,
No. so Court street.
nR LAURENCE Office, q south Court, from l
L. to 4. Residence, City HosplI al.
nR. q. b. THOhETON.
II Ofice: 20 South Court Residence: 1873 Adams.
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HIO8T.

4 IUSHION-A leather wagOn-seat cushion, on
, ); ain street. last evening Finder VIII De re-
w4rded by returning it to 269 Main street.
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SHERWOOD & co

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
'rurpsD,y Anil IN 1870

THURSDAY, ap'll III, 1917.
The number of breaks to-day comprised 1870 h, ,gs-
ncads and ii tiorcts. The offerings at auction on
Change were 81 packages: OF which number 25
were sold at p:ices ranging from 1910 TO $50.
QuOTATIOES-PRiZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
Lngs.-Common to Medium, 81. 5@so.7o; good
to fac. So GCs3.5O.
Leac-Co,umon to good Short 81 "a &c: medium
to "a long, SG*7.5O; good TO very gooI long, SS6G
20 90.
Dark leaf. good enough for wrappers and for the
test types Of the Regies have been thus far in very
light supply. There is no assortment Of dark sum
cured Tobacco Offering.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common to medium, s4@:6; good to
very good, Sass. ...
.Smokers.-.Fnir to medium. is@*1o;. good to
sss sfy 690a' s12@'l'' ""e 10 iaHeS' S''0o"
Ledt-Common to medium. S7.5OGs9: GOOD 20
very good, Slo@sl 2.5u; extra cutters or filters,
Nehogrny Irroopers.-Conmcn to medium.
sl5frtij good TO very good auG :"c, f30m34 0 !:
extra fine s4jHt$5n.
Yeiioi1 VrapperS.-Comman 20 medium, $3.50
s35: good 10 very good, 81 GA $50; the Ia fancy.
s35@!75.
Occasional small lots have since the season 0rcn-
cd omman,led above he outside quot. tinuS In!l-
cation, are shat strictly fancy white wrappers will
DC IN Eight supply
No special charge in quotations. There Is some
inquiry for sound medium and low grade old filters
from manufacturers, and anything desirable will
command fair prices.
There Is every pro poet now Of good season and
We look for lncrva.e [. receipts.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.

NORTH FORK. ADrll y, 1919.
Editors Dispatch: AIril has returned
from her visit to more conScnia! chimes, ana
with her we hope to have her usual COM
panion, The bright and radiatinS rays
cleaning from yon southern sun. March,
in our section, was said by many of our
Oldest and most observing inhabitants to be
the dricSt and best working weather that
March has given rs for many years.
Mr.. John w. Tuck was riding on horse
back few days ago from Red Bank to the
residence OF Dr.. Pollard, and had the mis-
fortune TO receive Il fail from his horse and
have bis face very badly torn TO pieces. 1t
appears that Mr.. Tuck had picked up Il
spattcr-board Of buggy. and was car
ryins il under his arms; his horse trod IN a
mud-noIc, aud this gave Mr.. Tuck so much
crin.e that he fell iace-foremost to the carth.
The switchboard, which had sharp cor
ncr, ran in the side of his mouth about the
upper part Of the lower jaw, and then tore
rs way ont, tearing his mouth aperture
nearly halfway 10 the ear. lie was taken
to DR.. Pollard's. after bleeding large
quantity. and medical attention given, and
has now been moved to his own residence.
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlsrach.1
CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE. Va,
April 9, 1879.
The regular CoUntyCourt day was Mon
day last. County Judge T. L. Bouldin had
an intjmaiion that the United States mar
Siui would he here to arrest him under the
Riyrs u>nrpation proceedings. In conse-
uucnce OF This fact-ior the cdpidS had.been
seen bv some members Of the bar-hG de-
chncd to hold his regular court, not wishing
10 make IN exhibition on court-day, and adj
iourncd the court until to-day. and in the
mean time sending for Judge Perry, OF Lu-
ncuhurg. to act for him. His Honor from
the good Old county OF Lnncnbnrg promptly
responded and held court to-day. but up to
the present writing tie United States mar
sha has not appeared.
The residence OF the late Judge Wood
DoulhlD, in this county, was entirely &C.
>trovcd hv tire. with its contents, on sum
day last. Fire accidental. Loss consider
all.. This was the Old home OF the bril-
liant but eccentric Randolph Of Roanoke.
Candidates for Office in this county very
nnmcrou>, particularly for trcaSurer-un
usually active. Sheriff II. j. GouIdln%.
presumed, TO be invinciblc, has no oppcsl-
lion. j.
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warrn-blast charcoal s24@82S: Pennsylvania an
tilracite. S20GLS22: West virginia coke, e21@$23
Nafls: Old Dominion 1925 per key Tor stand,
ard-that is teu-Eennv: other sizes extra.
Plough Cdstf1gs: wholesale, &C.; retail AZ
hope: Manila. best. 14fa15c. tute, s@ec.
!, Rags: Mixed cotton. 1ac.; white, Z,,sc.; HocitL
T9lhc
Liauors. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints &29S2.2s
dozen, gold. $50
Brandies: Domestic. si.25@s2: fruit. e1.1o6
sl.4o; apple. new. s!.75@s2; old, s2.26Os3;
Virginia peach. 826$2.50.
Rue Hhfskeys: Medium. 81 .50@$2: pure old. IS
@$4; Virginia mountain, new, s2@s2.eo, .h
Gin: domestic. sl.25GS2: imported. 80 g csse
Ee.g England Rim: S1.50MS1.60.
Rectlfsd WhfSfeys: Market quiet: proof. 81 .o5.
Lumber. Ssave,, &c.
Lumber: White oak. 81 26sl5 a 900: " esterL
Vlrelnia poplar. s156.ZO y l.gO0: white Mn.
S1SGSCJ q 1000: yellow pine boards. So Ssl3
lost fl0GS14. according 70 lengths, Shlnrea-
Pine. a2.50@S5: cypress siN-inch, S5GS 0.2.
3 1000. LatEs-Spi:, 81: sawed, sl.50G$l. 81
1.909.
Stares: whiskey-barrel timber. Green, 81 e@a2ss
1000: seasoned. S206IS25 {, 1000. Slour-barre
timber. s3d,35 2 1000. Flour-barrel poles, IS
hogsheaG-hoops. zoe. r bundle.
gel -ss- Powder. Saot. Nc.
= Fuse Toys mining, 35c.M$l.o5 a 100 fn9,
Pot1der. 1878 by the five keSs-le-g than tTs
legs. 1925: blasting. s3.254$3.50.
Shot: Northern. :, 60 = tag OF rs ns.
- GTfnGst0aes: 1II2kc. 4 ID.
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I,,w YORK DsY-GuCDS MARKET.

APRIL S.-Wirh The jcbhiu% trade 'icrc Isla teen
a continuation Of The action noticed ~ our !'t'. vel
il has no. been mp 10 expectations III Al u EaL
mrurs Tie attention OF purchasers J. rN'chd'''
chiefly TO plain ami conrcd cotton g2is, an" assert
mems OF very grvd proportions haze ttrn MAZE.
he i'm proved price OF the staple aud tEch"hrr co:t
of manufactured goods prcLrs 20 nave 'iui!iatcl
larger Iion the part OF eta'c?S' ana >ecciohs
arr. !u'Ier than were LOOKED for So soon.
A: hrs, hands Their. has been 4 continuation oi
the inquiry reported for the last three weeks, but
as the stocks reduced Or cleaned GU 1t Is IA
ura that lulI should In the orders oil c.,
tributo;s In consequence of The higher cost lf an
cotlons. Also, thas lit lie while must he hlo"t!
for j,bbcrs 10 adjust their figures 10 The new
prices before the action shows any increase. IL
matters little, however, whether the oriers are en-
larged Or rot, as marty all makes OF brown aid
blrachci she7tiDg! and snir'!nss, dennj, duck,
drills, satlecns, and corset Jeans, bags ana many
o:btr styles arc Under coIrol or order, II value
that sellers Indifferent and not pres ing In sales
IS they feel conhd. Mt that tie prices trey are
lHg behint will not be seen for many The
tide has turned und"r The legitimate ac:ioa Of sup
ply and den and. and with general recovery IN nj
branches Of trade, commerce. and maruf. ctuI es
tnerz is much hoped CHpre sest In the promises OF
the iutlrc,-Jour.d{ OF Commerce.
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BY Telegraph.

SEw YORK., April l0.-Co,'on nominal; ss,es,
ga ia, Sses upan, Is a;a Orleans i1
extra, and s5.50@s6.5 % for good to cheiee. wb.ss
siuei red sis siiss; No. xsnitr red 81 10
CO." Corn slightly In BUYERS iayo ana gnet sa!es.
Oats quiet at alc for No 5. Toee arm .nh zssd-
crate inquiry. Sugar In fair trade and uncsa8sc&
snS n r uanry Ees,n a. fa
tlns armer NJ s@3es Pork again lower ss. ~
s94o daes du and and hesvy Lasd ry se
and again lower: prime steam. SCOT. iG 50@s6SA
Whiskey frmer at *1.o5a@sl.o5H casa. ft.eAm
quiet.
BALTIMORE. April l0-Flour quiet ard aze-
changed. Sluthctn wheat easier: wc>scTn girl fs.e
AL 10: No. Pennsylvania red. joy; M:
yS:r5 y MsS red poss 1ns A Jans
81 12$. Southern corn steady aud quiet we asxs
qaet aud steady: southern White, 46@47sc:: Jss-
,o Low; 43a@+4s Oats s,ady. Hay aets; TT
Eggs dull and lower At l2G l2Rc. Coffee lrI0: va
carSoes,, ordinary TO chg Ice. l0GlGc. WiSIs1
dull and nominal al Slo7MSl.O7!s. Sugar quiz
No market To- morrow.
CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI. April lo.-t'our dull as'f r7.-
changed: Wheat dull and nominal. Corn quiet AS
mand a, sln.25 bid: slU.51 asked for nr piaY-
Lard duii aud shide lower current make. IS 4ssS-
clear ribs, s4.S0N s4.s5: clcar sides, S. isesss
quiet and unchanged. Whislry steady aud IN roaal
hrmand ut Sl.0l. Butter yu'ct and uncSonseA-
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. April 10.-F;our firm AMI us-
changci. Wheat dull !: red nnd amber. sIGa2i Or
Corn quilt but firm: white. 3Sc.; mike. SIC; 0H:
casirr: VIII G. &c: mixed. SOC. PORK hrns VI
SlO.1JM!ll. Lard firm: choic" leaf. Ierce, 7k9&
74c; ctoice leaf. KEY. SiIs4c. Buk-mcats stessS5
should Sc; srar ribs &C.; Gear Side. s
cLar tt''cs, S5.62!i: susar-cured hams, s.@ SSE-
Whisky eaoy.
ST. Lows: April 1o,-EIour dull and rcnsEss
downward. Wheat weak for cash options ars;
No. 2 rod fall s .r2E6EI C2 cash 0iH cIninS
4, sl.03S May {: 81. 02s@slG3s June. 87fqe S7kc
July; No. 3 red tail GaiGc. CORY Grmer for ca,A :
easier for futures; No. . mixed. 33!c. cash S:3is-
May. 3+i,c. June, 3a,.@35hc July. Oat, ina c,ise.
No. =. 25' C. cash 257s. bid May. Whi.kcv sicrsy
III .oi. Pork inactive ana lower; iuib,n$ n
Si035, L:rd nominally unchanged. Bulk ,seris
nomIually lower. Bacon easier; ckar ribs, 49, 81
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Aprit lU--FInrr dun and droODfisg !.
spring extras. f3.2jm$4.hN choice Ein,Hs..sa.
AIS: low gr,dc.. s2Gli2 -: patents. S5asS
palcril MInnesoia. $500 SO: winter extras. *s.3E
6aS4 CO. Wheat "c'ivc hut weak: No. 2 ClGr1Ese
9lhc. Nav: 92isr. june; No. 3 Chicago sIrirgs.
! T7t.c. Corn active: fresh, 34r.; rsEuinr~ 37X1-
ca>h 3!,sc. M.r. 3!ac. Jane oats dull: 2lfy ZtSss
demand. hut lover: *I0.l5m$1O2O cash, $l9.I7ys
GL$lO.2O May. SlO.27.,Gta 1890 June. I.aFr:. N
fair Gcnanh but lower; ;6.22% cash. S6.2stssssks
40 Maf' io32a I"": En'k-m m ,..
S4.95: short clear, S5.l2! Whisky stcIlr a1.S
| unchanged.
| Al (Tose-Whcat duh and lower: 9nzc ESe
o. June. Corn easier: ;Ijc bid Nav. st5 ~
| 2Er. lower Lard dull. weak, and lower: sti It's
! bid May, 1925 ask,d Juic.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. April 10, 1879
sALEs.-1O0 Richmond city bones, as, sold mt
t20: and 1000 8's sold at 1o4. 4
Government Seeurities-United States as.
1o4ts bid; United stntes As, 90. bid. 100 asked
State ACCOMPLISHMENTS cons0ls, 574 bid, s. tx
wSsn. vsnI1 co ~ a. be Is aske
yrns eeapo"s 3D. DIS sa sssed
CITY SecuriteS.- Richmond city g.. J. and j..
l20 bid: Richmond CRY es. j.. and j.. 103'3 bid:
M lSs lo asssd I'D fsf Esse
s,s' ,sa aSd 10 IA bid; Norfolk city water IS,
Railroad Bonds.-virpinia Central Railroad frst
nortsage 6s; J. and j.. 81 bid: Virginia Central
ginia entral Railroad fourth mortgage s's. j. and
j., 104 bid. log asked Virginia Central ltarr al
non-mortg1ge s's. J. and j., 104 bid: Virginia and
SO bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
mortguge SIS j. and j.. 1o3 bid; Virginia and Ten
Sourhside Railroad third mortgage preferred G's ).
and D., ssk asked; Norfolk and t'etersburE Rairoad
trsburg Railroad first mortgage SIS j. and d., iO2
bid Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second mort
gage s's, j. and j., % bid; Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage s.. J. and j., 104h cid. l06 sed:
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage. as, J and q.
35 asked; Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
certificate So bid; Richmond and Petersburg RaiE
road first mortgage SIS. A. and O.. 102 bid : Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
rs; NJ: and n, 100 bid; Rchmono Frcde1ck>b burg
Io3 bid; Richmond: FREDERICKSBURG ard Potomac
Railroad ortgagc rs, j. and j., Ok bid; Orange
and Alexandria Railroad first ortgage g.. ". aud
N. sy bid: Orange and Alexandria Railroad second
mortgage 6's. J. and j.. SO bid; Orange, AleNau-
dria and Manassas Railroad tist mortgage rs. j.
aud j.. SIS bid: Richmond and Dunv, Railroad
consolidated g., NJ. and ~. 81 bid; Piedmont Rail
road first mortgage S's. 4. and o.. 100 bid: At
inta and Charlotte Airline Railroad first mort
gage IL. }. aud j 40 asked Richmond. York
River and Che ap.ake Railroad first mort gage So
J. and j., SO bid.
Railroad Nocks-Richnond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. 40 bill; Richmond, Fredc-
ricksburg and Potomac Ta broad per cent. guaran.
iced. 100 par, 79H bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railrord per cen,. g'l9ramteed, 100
par. 92,2 bid: Connection Railroad stock. 70 ar 695
bid. ~ asked: Richmond ard Dallvlc Railroad,
] 90 rar. ~ bid. Ok asked: Seabnard and Roanoke
Railroad common. 100 par. So bid; Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad guaranteed. 100 par; 80 bid.
Bank StnckS.-Sational Bank OF Virginia, 100
par. 90 asked: Union fank Of Richmond. so par,
1 % bid: Citizens Gank. 20 par, 20 bid. z3 asked.
Insurance CompdnlsS.- Virginia Fire and Ma
rinc. % par. $Gk bid 3S asked: Virginia State 25
par, q bid: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par.
go asked: Granite. 90 nar, Is asked.
MSce, lnneouS.-Old Dominion Iron. and Nall
Works CnmDany, 100 pr, So asked; OLD Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par So asked.