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A competent authsrity classifiss ttc
Protestant churches of Great Britain Us
follows:
/. Episcopal-Church of Englsnd, 80
diocsssns. 5000 ministers; Church Of
Ireland l2 diecessns, 1900 mioisters
Episcopal Church Of Scotland. Z dio.
eeaans, 295 aiaissers; MoEavian Church.
- minister. 1
2. Congregational = Independents,
England. 22O5 ministers; Scoti.nd and
Irslsnd, les ministers -totaf. 1888 min.
is.ers. Baptists, 1870 ministers; Coun-
tess Of HuntinRton's Connection, 81
ministers.
8. Pfssbytarisn Church Of Scotland,
1859 ministers; Free Church. 1923 @io.
istsrs; Unitsd Presby terisn. 568 mimic
tqFe-total. S22$i Uisisters- Presbyte-
rim Church in Eogisnd; 268 ministers;
Calvinistic Methodists. Sl4 ministers;
Presbyter;an Church in Ireland, 636
ministers.
4 Methodist Wesleyans, 2132 min.
isters; Primitive Methodists. 1887 min.
etess; Methodist Free Churches. $50
ministers; New Connection and Bible
Christians. 344 ministers.
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her at Il. Il isn't the same that is in
ny bottle. II were . bit bigger I'd

her at it. Il isn't the same that is in
ny bottle. II I were . bit bigger I'd
ehsngs EN-.
I. October Blessed il this amt a
nice 90, neither. Some one called to-
day 70 re ma and ps. and they said it
vas uncle. and they gave me to him to
kiss. He didnt kiss mo. though, with
whst yoa might call . good will. Then
they ssked him again. and then they
gave me to him to nurse, and he pinch
ed me.
l. November-This is worse than
ever. Why. here's rnother baby now.
and thsy say he belongs to our house
and they're not going t. send him
away. Don't even know how to feed
himself oot u the bottle. Well, OF all
never mind.
/. Deesober. Got to sleep in the
anne crib With him nowl Wait till he
goes = slsep: I'll give hin such .
ener! Hes . beast of . baby
He woot 60 to sleep. and not . soul in
the eane crib can get btessAd wink.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MUsICl MUSIC!

IAvIN9 LOCATED HIRE WILL FURNISH
i L music for oil occasions ss seattle aud sdis-
cent tosps: vii gtvs tsstruesioas on vi0lis.
Piano oe Oeaaa. Pianos tuned: terms modersts.
Osdsss isfs st ". q. Pamphfey's Will meet with
prompt attsotion.
GSdkw J. u. HAIES.
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FRENCH LAUNDRY
Main Street, Near First,
Back Of United States Hotel.
fluiiss, Polishing, Lace Washing and Fam.
ily Work ei all Description.
Terms reasonable.
s13d3m Fiovior vacheux.
the ELECTRO MAGNETIC SOLE.


ATELY INvIETED LIS sAID TO EXCEL
L. ell rsmAiiss yst known for ,hs conplste
care Of 8hsumsfSm Tbsy have besn known 70
cure the disease after IL has BEN seated Tor
mssy yesp Parslysts and nsrvoas affections
yield % snetS trsoemeot. end persoos having cold
fest vtll dsd this d. D. rlsy slsvsssd BY the uss
of NE 8LkC ~ MAGNETIC eOI.k. For sale at
the Drug store Of KELLY h YOUNG, Authorised
Agents fos PwRe' Sound, se the low price Of 81 90
par pssr. sent By nail 70 any sddrsss. J3dif
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asctersi se.sosss7s = No. l ia 'I si,s. ~,
NO. q. In kits. sl.574: No. =, $3.50.
barrels, s4es
noiassss: Common SYRUP iiogsi.esds. 81
'Ste45c. "a gallon: New Orleans. prime. 90 a5js
SAT-: Liverpool. from store, 3l.50 6rens
.ism, from store. soc. y sack.
sugar: CrySheJ. 10k,.; powdered 101c,: crss.
lated, Iec.: A. 9In 9sc. y &C.: extra u, 81.
feilow. 7t9Ssc: CIT iosf, lk,.
Sorp: Common. 0a7c.; ptss washing 7fae
Tsds. Black. 6Jc.61Sl the last n prime srre.
, mper,s,, si.lo@si.6e; gunpovoer, sl.A5del.7f
Hides. Leather. nc.
afdss: Green. JQ6..: drv 1.ifed 12E9l3c.; dry
iint, l49l6,.: WEI sSlsed, 30 o.; wei s..Its 20
,kinc, tl.2O@sl.3O.
Ledthsr: Sole leather. OAK, 4aA42..: sole ,eatis
inish ls922c. y loot: hin. Ao975e. \ n. harness
country. 30936: CITY hnish. 35G4Oc. q D.; call
, ao French. sl@el.so y D.; rough Ssiri'r'
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: American refined. Old Domision. 8 4-lOe.
= ~; English ap1 American sheet, 81 ellc
WITS Sss 1 oa Ss $3.50 SU 10 aSS s.s lots
,er 6ee standard; smaller O,s from the stores
piOUgs- Castings: Wholesale, ss.r. retain Sc
Rope: Manila. best, lf@l5c. tute. s@ec.
Kegs: hixed cotton. 60, white, "a Woolsi
LIQUORS. Wines, sc.
hie: Scotch, beet brands, plnts t2e9s2.E5 .
,ozeE, gold.
.Brandies: Domestic. al25G32: srBil sIj0s
tl.40i apple. new. sl.75G3S2; cd, 81 1JejSJ
Virginia peach. e2eIt2.50.
Rvs Whtsksys. Medium, 49, 0GS2: uafe cid. 6.
9S4i Virginia mountain, new, @2Es $500, nc
t2.50@s3.i0 and upwards.
Gtn: Domestic. ~ .25@s2; Imported, 80 q eat
E.D England Rum: sl.6o6SI.s0.
RsCtlied WhtSKsvs: Market 0niet.
Lumber. Saves. exc.
Etsnbsr: Supplies light demand promising, and
with indications ola rise. Hite Gan, 81 3,ssi q
LOO. woes. n virginia poplar. 9l4I6lRZ6 =
| 900: white nlns sl4NsA2 90 = .OOn: yellow
ulne ho2ri7. 20, market s!lG; dry clear tl2 Sl4,
and In demand; joIsi 1904 /, according 20
icnetns. rmnGes- Pine. el.7JIfZ.50; cypress
5k-inch, $685. q 1000. Latlis-epiit, I'll sawed,
IL .75asl 81 q 1000.
STAGES: Wnisxey -osrrel timber, green, sl5.9e2e7
1000: seasoned. S20DS2j q 1000, F.our-Osy'.
timber IA ISL = 1000. Flour-barrel pOrs $40
80 hogsheid-nooUs. zoe. = bundle.
Powder Shot. Sc.
Fuse. Toys mining. csc @sl.25 2 100 ~.
Ponder: 1915 by the five ke9g-ies, thlI, "
kegs, 1925 blasting, 81 .25glS3.50.
SnOt: Northern. 81 % = bag OF 80 -,
G9iDdst9Des: lAM2Sc. y %.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

APRIL l2-Flrst ana second clear vide 2,'ncb,
Si5; dr,t and ,ccord char wide, II .ed lh-
inch S42 third clear, IL II. and Z-inch. s5I,
2-inch. as ;2xi Gear ana seeet i,ogetherl t22
INA Is select, SlS: 2x6 and 2xS GEAR ana sci'ct.
:so 6rst and .rs9n2 clear i as n eee
inch and upward l.inch hnishing, s3l; T. and D.
Inch clear (ossej t3l; 4 aud s-inch select: s26;
select S2l; A stock boards, l2-inch IL, ANA 10
feet, $3.50; b stock boards ~ lneh' ~ II aoi 10
feet, t92: G stock boards. II inch ~, ~. anI 10
feet s23! stock boards, i2-ineh ~, IA; ana 10
tls: ID stock boards. l2-ineh, 20 feet: 40
A io-inch. STOCK, ~. "a. and 10 fse;
s34; Is lo-inch stoek. IL H. ana io feet;
i4S: Is boy. 10 inche. and upward: s36 9 box
Is inches asd sp~srd o asS soS@Sg sfp
ADD NJ. ssO;C,or second common. 0-inch noorios,
r." 6oS 9T SISes. ssIeesa siS clear saa
common. 4-incn, t32; aoorine. 4-ineh. y2s
aoorlug. i.ncb. sz3; Norway Gear and nrjt com"
%SH, or 4 saSss 49, NSrxas 'fS S@
6.ineb, t2l: Norway romuon boards lseleeicdl D.
aud 81. ti6: Norway Common 'selecied) ~
Ing, selected, sl5: ar't and second clear, IA aud
ID feet. or l2-feet siding. SO; arsi compoo
; ;S1f sl1So .d sse1aa Seosias saas
ineh IN 90 siding. or 8 inch, soc. mare than hcor-
Ing; ronmon boards, 10, ~; aud 70 ie.s
2iS S SS"n'Ss oapSs. Il and 10 feet. or ~ o.
* ieer. si2.5O: IL and Il. Zach common hera,
sl4 nr,t quality f.ne'ny,, ~ 70 20 sse,' ms.e9
20 See,. Ala: 4 inch common feocios,. l2,
IL, and is feet sl6; 4'ineh n. i.nc-
ius, sis: Norway fensing slo; ,mesri r so.
a asa no and 20 fts, long els so 20 feet 9us a.
rsen.,on. $500: 20 fte long cimeu'son. elA "a
fee long dinension. tl5; 90 fees lons d, me
Hmr a,ion. tls: 3-inth Gull plank. pronlssnons
width, 80 so: 2x4-lneh cub AL engihs. elo,oo,
raI reagh plckeIs. ala; fancy bead and dressed "a
iscted nIekets s22: lH-inch sQnare pscAet', u. y
~. selected 900: 2.ineh bafens, y. q: or oevv'ro'
"a 1o(l HneaI fee', S5c.: Xatueh saitea'. y. ~
or beseieL = 100 haeaf feet, soc | inea tat
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THE LATEST NEWS.


.rs N Tuy DISMAL swAMP-fATAL &C
f'" rxr AT STEEL. WORKS IN rENNsYL-
y,yrA; MELTED METAL RUNNING ovsk
vrx-RAiLRoAp LEASED IN THE SOUTH
WITH or A CATHOLIC BISHOP THE
r,ycRArH WAR IN OMAHA - FOREST
r,rxs N NORTHUMBERLAND OF THE
InrrxyIILE AND COLUMBIA RAIL
WESTERN CONNECTIONS OF TUX
,,srs,PEAKE AND ONO EoAD-NLwsPA-
80, urN IN COUNCIL IN ATLANTA, Ca
.,ss,CHusgTrs REPUBLICAN CoNvEN'
~,ox-rug GOLD DISCOVERIES IN GEoR-
r,,-TuE VICTORY WON ny LosILLARD's
COLT wALLrNsTEiN-FAMiNE IN RUS
TnR RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES OF
FRANCE RUSSIAN STUDENTS COURT
vARTIALRD. &C, &C
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be upon the passage OF U.e bill reported last
night from the Comv.iilee OF the Whole
providing constructor fund Tor the navy,
and without debate the bill was passed, as
was also the bll 20 equip an expedition to
the Arctic seas.
The morn ny hour was then dispensed
with, ana pie ilou.est 1890 went into Cow
mitiee OF he Whole, MIR. Whiithorne In the
chair, Oh the Indian appropriation bill.
a o Jmber OF amendments were proposed,
and ',bere was great deal OF desultorv de-
oaf .. but no Important change was made In
TIE bill.
AT 4:30 =. M. The committee rose without
| finishing It's confederation, and the House
took recess until 1880 Il. NJ, the evening
session TO be devoted 10 the consideration
Of bills reported from the Committee on Ma
val Affairs.
EVENING SESSION.
The House reSssembied at 1880 Z. NJ. A
number OF bills reported from the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs were favorably consid.
ed and passed, and at $3.50 p. NJ. the House
adjourned.
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The TeIegraDh War.
DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES COURT
nENUED

DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES COURT AT
DENVER.
DENVER, Coll, April 1j.-Between mid
night and dawn February 2Sih last the
wires Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company along the Kansas-Paciilc railway
and the Colorado Central railway were dis.
connected from the terminal and in
termediate stations thereon OF the West
ern Union Company, and violently held
against them, there being in this city
alone one hundred armed men on
duly for a week or ten days to prevent
their restoration. The Western Union
Company refrained from any form OF vio-
lent resistance. but filed IFS petition in the
United States Court for relief. BY order OF
the United States Circuit Court the Colo
RADIO Central wires were restored March
9th, and to-day, by similar order, the
wires Of the Deuver-Pacific and Kansas
Pacific railways were restored. This COM
petely reiustates the Western Union Com
pany in all its lines, and fully yindicatcs
its claim and conduct in the premises.
The restraining order, which is di-
rected 10 the American Union Tele-
graph Company, as well as TO the other
defendants, resirains them from prevent
ing the Western Union Company from re-
storing its connection with the wires on the
Kansas and Pacific railway and the Denver
Pacific railway, and prohibiting the defend
ants from any connection Of said wires with
any battery not furnished by the Western
Union Company, and assuming to operate
said wires from Denver or from any point
except in the manner presented by the con-
tracts between the plaintiff and the railroad
companies. Judge HalIett decides that the
validity Of the alleged consolidation OF The
KansaS-P Pacific, the Union Pacific, and the
Denver-Pacitc is not necessarily involved
in the present inquiry.
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FOrty-SiXth COngress---SecOnd Session.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1880.
CENATE


The Vice-Piesident resumed bis place as
presiding officer OF the Senate TO-DAY.
| Mr.. Mcmillan, from the Committee on
| Commerce, reported, with amendments,
Senate RESOLUTION, introduced by Mr. Came
ron. OF Pennsylvania. providing for COM
mission to consider and report what leglsIa-
ton Is needed for the bet er regulation OF
commerce among the States, and asked its
present consideration.
| MIR. Davis OF West Virginia objected. He
| thought either the Commerce Committee or
the Transpoi tatiOn Committee competent 10
consider such subjects. II snv inquiry was
necessary. He would oppose the resolution
! II il came up. Placed on the caIeod'r.
Mr.. Maxey, from The Committee on Post
Offices and POstRoads, reported back a
bill 10 designate, classify. and fix the sala-
ries OF persons IN the railway-mail service,
and asked that The committee be discharged
from its further consideration, a bill on the
subject having already been reported. So
ordered.
On motion OF Mr.. Witber-, chairman of
the Committee on Pensions, the pending
aud all prIor orders were postponed. and
the Senate proceeded to consider the pen
sion bills on The calendar favorably re-
ported.
Bills were passed granting pensions TO
Thomas w. McAtfery. Mrs. Mary Allison,
and PATSY Davepp1rt-ali OF Tennessee.
The morning hour having ex 'ired. The
Geneya-award bill. in The absence OF MIR.
Thurmrn, YVES informally LAID aside.
The bill for the erection Of public build
ing, at q cost not to exceed 100000, at
Jacksonville. Fla was tlken up and passed,
as was also The bill for The relief OF George
Law, OF New York city.
The consideration of the Geneya-award
bill was then resumed, and Mr.. Blaine
spoke thereon at great length, aIguing that
insurance companies had no right to claim
any part OF toe Geneva award. He said,
further, that this bill had Jagged In the most
extraordinary manner. ten weeks having
elacsed since ITS introduction. He thought
that this Congress deserved and would re-
ceive tue name Of lazy Congress.
After "a long and animated debate. In
winch Messrs. Blame, Thurman, ana Bay
ard participated, the Senate, without aciion
on the bill, adjourned.
HOUSE IF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Cox, of New York. asked leave for
the evening session next Thursday evening
tor toe consideration of the Immigration
bill. He said that the bill was Of urgent
importance, as the present immigration was
thousand day. III
typhus followed the lri.h famine as in iS47,
and was brought tbitber. there would be
double necessity for providing Castle Gar
den and Hsft's Island hospitals, ETC., against
disease at their gateways. Federal action
wa now necessary.
Nr. Conger objected, as Port Huron re-
ceiced large Immigration.
Mr.. Cox replied that three fotlrths OF the |
at New York went west. lie
hoped Mr.. &tongrr would amend The bill II
d did not provide for bis own port also
which, however, 1t did. Objection was
aud the evening liked as re-
lnested.
The regular order being demanded. the
speaker announced tue pending question 70
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK., Apr Is -CoitoD 6rm; sales 1850
-four dull aud declining; common 20 fair extra,
1926 1898; < cd ~ choice. BIOLOGIST. Wheat
2n2Sc. lower and fairly active. cloing s'eadier;
ungraded red, il.S24. Co, less a. i've and slgntlY
IN buyers favor: unsrso' d. 52@53c, Oats-Martst
neavy and l@2c. lower at 39@39tc. for No. 3.
chsneed. Sugar frmer; fair 10 good refining, ia
nc. prime, rs; refined sronge., VII better De
d-mand moderate Rice Incnange /, wrh moderate
inquiry. Rosn duh and unchanged. TurpeD,fue
essr a. $50 Wool dun andin aas Scsss
lsa42c.; Texas. 2l640c. Pork lower and Efrre
active at fl0.4O@siO.5o. MIdIes dun sud easter;
long clear, &c. short clear 7sc. long ard hort,
1875. WhiSkey nominal ut sl,1o. FreigES hrm~
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April l5.-Flour dull. weak, and un-
changed. Southern wheat lover and dun western
lower dun, aud ~ ak: som horn red 81 20 -
amber ana No. Maryland nominal; 10. WESTERN
Minte. red 20, si27 Apr si,2.Hd 9 sis5s
13a@flI3S; Ansust, si.10. sou heru corn
lower ana dull western lower. duh, and drIuuizt-
zed southern white l%32'Ic yenow' &c os.s
PennsyIvaria, 4l642c. Provisions d,lI aud S"ss.
Ln, moi gooIab'y lower. Golfer Gull 30 earecss.
ke1 firm at ~ O9A@t1.l0. trcishls unchans,c
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April l1-r ,nr dull family
s. 25@$5 60; fancy, 80 75@f6 50. VIVA, da,I.
weas, snd lower; No. red snier, fl'lo era
2 mixed 36c Pork duh. nominal. AMI BesNY at
10. Lard weak aud lower At $3.50; Bn h-Ineats
uull and lover; shouldets, $500; RIBS. 20 ,i'es,
shoulders, SASSY; RIB, $685.: ,id,s. $40; ~.
gar-curcd hams, S5sG lOsc. WI KEY easltr Az
si.05 SUGAR STEADY; bar :. l0hc New ORLEANS.
7Lmelsc. Hogs easier. common. 50 5hmS4.i.:
ligni, 81 20GDt4 AZ packing, ~ % sf.6O bAtcn-
eIs', :4.6O@f4.7O.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April l5.-Fl"ar dull and 20:
changed. What weaker az 10 Corn rnct :.
1870 Oats quiet al 37hc. Pork dun and io"fr AZ
SO SO. Lard steady at &c. nalk.lneai. ea,ier;
shoulders % s7ss.' rios, tS2oGsaesSss 'p s.
SO 80; sides. $40; sns r-cnred ham, p@iOSc.
Whskey quiet. ,,,
ST LOUIS, tpriI l5.-Fiour dull and lower,
family, 1850; cd ice, A rs. Wheat unsettled and
Io~-r; No. 3 red fab: sl.cst@sIo9h; NJ. 3 led
fall nominal C,rn lower a. sse. . pa 'S Sn.
sS0.io@sio.26 Lard lower al 500. Ba,k:ir's,'
lower; ribs. no conniTy sold ~ 81 freight loc-
Bacon lower; shoulders. s4.37h rios, 1913 SIDES
80 95@s7. ,,,,c.cn
CHICAGO, April l5.-Fiour dull and non,inx |
Wheat unsettled aud lower; No. rcd winter.
No.. Chlcago soring 99c Corn N fan q. msna
and lower fresh, 35ci r,gnar, szsc. Onts doll.
weak sna GTss 2S2ss AK ri rG1 .s s9 veal.
shou DIR, 1890; short ribs, IS 95; clear ril's,
1886 Whrssy steady sad unclaimed Ranged s, 49,,
higher. Oals stronger and ac. higher. Pork
stronger and l2hc. higher. Lara active and hlw,
ana 2kc. higher.
NEW YORK, April l5.-Coit"n-Net receipts
$50 bale, gross, 763 bales future, c'osed weak:
sales, 222 600 bales; April, fll66@t! 90;
Nay sl k7I, j9s % 81 y"s
mi so. OCTOBER, Sll.3l@Sll.33 November.
sII iIas liz; December $1,000 slI.0i.
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ESTABLISH HEALTHFUL CO-OPE

RATION between the stomach, the liver, and the
bowels. If you want to banlsh sick headaches ner-
vousness, and meBtal dependency. Upon the vigor
Of the first named organ depend The good service of
the two latter. That fine stoinachc, llostetteIs
Btiers pure, approved by physicians, derived from
the best botanic sources, puts TO rout the symp-
lids mise able. The very fountain. head of such
trouble is feebeness of digestion, for which 1t is an
Incompatible, loug-estsbl'shed, and wldely-cele-
brated remedy. II builds up the constitution when
shaken by disease and protects 1t against malarial
and other hurtfu influences. II is an agreeable APP.
petzer useful strengthening cordial for the con-
yalescent. and greatly mitigates the gathering IN
6rmities of age apl4 W(wlFSM
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NEW YORk InoN MARKET.

APnM 13.-For American Mig the martef Is stit
depressed and spirItiess. ALTHOUGH the decline hae
been considerable latter ly, vet consumers sppear 70
be about INDIFFERENT As ever. The effort 10 s<llv
especially OF least n.wn brands. canses = ysrtGoio
range OF prices. and scarcely ADMITS Of decided
quota Ions. OF Scotch pz The arrivals contiooe
liberal. aud stocks steadily accumulate, with prfee3
easy and nominal. Scrap Is freely offered. aud 10
slow. Rails still favor buycrs. There Il distn-
cinaiiou 70 purchase In excess OF aciu'i needs On
account Of The weak hook Of the general msrtct.
The quotations are for Fslinon at t27.50u s20:
6ar,schei RE AZ S2S: No. I shotis al g.; G'en-
saruoek n e2s; Colsness al $50: American pS9
and s. for Gray forge. Rails al t6O@$63 for iro1
az works, and steel a. $50 at works; old rsils
quoted nomiDaliy Mt 436mt3s: wrought scrip a.
f3fGS37.-JOurndf Of Commerce.
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TOBACCO MARK ETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
APRIL 15.-The following are the quotations

APRIL 15.-The following are The quotations
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common. f36t35O; medium, $40
81 90 : good, S4.50@S5.
Ledf.-Common, S56S5.5O; mediup,, t6@S7 /;
good nominal; fine, nominal; extra 66e, nominal
acknowledgements, S3GlS4; m.diym, 36'G
$3.50; good, $7@SS50; Gne, s9Isl0.
DARK oDs-MANUFACTURING.
Lu1 Filters-Common. $3.50@t4; medium,
S4.50m$5: good, S650G 80.
Leaf FiHers.-t Omm0n s5Mf5 so; medium,
so@s6 so: good, ~ 80; ane, $3.50 extra fine
raDpers-Common, s7.5o@ss.5O: medium.
ss.50@$9: good. f9.5O@tl0; 6ne, slOesll {:
extra, f12M13 extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT DISCRIMINATING.
Sm0kers.-i'ommon, sS6sl0; medium, 900
$l2; good f12@sl6; in~, Sl69s20.
Fiiers.-i Common, S6GlSS; medium, s7Gs9
good, S10@S12; fine, nominal.
Wrdppers.-COlnmon,f lO6osl /; medium, 81 90
$40: good, s20as30; ine, t409s5O; fancy, s6e
@s65.
trdDDers. NshOeday.-COmmon, tl2@Slo /;
medium, $50 d20; good, S22Ws25; tine, 5000
$40, extra, sf5lgS5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of gools Is confined
principally 10 good old heavY-bodied lugs and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old Tugs, sI6s5: Kentucky River Tugs, 400
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, tl3Gtle.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBAcCO MARKET.

APRIL l2.-The Falls-City House sold 10 hogs
hea1s hOqsheIds Owen-County leaf at 3lS,
Sl7.75, SIC; l hOgshead Henry County mys at
$40; hOg>head Ilart-Couuiy leaf at 90 80; Q
hog heads Cum crland-County lear and lugs ~
So 90; 7 hogsheads Henderson. County common
leaf, ngs. and trash az S5I5, "a 80, s42b, g. 81,
W.
The PLn'ers' U0use sold IL hO2sheaCls 2 hogs
heads Henry-Countv low lcsf at 81 5.25, tl475; 1
hog head Hart-County low Iugi al $500; O hogs
heads HOpkins-Coirty leaf aud lugs ar 1910. S6,
$3.50: IS 90. -, fi.95, 1856, s2 IS, t2.85.-
Courier Journal
IOIher warehouses had sales nt Ike nricnsI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16
NEW YORK prrROLEuu MARKET.

APRIL l3.-The market has eased on and cloted
somewhat nominal at the decline Of H., with iu-
Qury very hight aud he changes In sympathy with
III Greek. Crud, In sh.ppipg orjer quo ed Al Gsso
7c.: naptha az 5%G5ac. Eedpeda, 7xc. for New
YorS. 7Sc. for PhaGeipna. and nc. for Bal imore-
tiucates (cru'e petroleum. al New Yors 100000
barrels OIL City, 60S,oc0 barr.is; Bra, ORE.
$4,000 barrels -toa sales, 1.l5S., 90 hsriets.
Opesed al 7i}.c. Dia; highest sales al 75c.; ovrss
"a es ut 7iIc.; closed AZ 73ac. bid aud saies Tx
port for The week. 3.742,477 gallons; exports
ON January lst. ~ eco 70S gallons Exports
fame time last year As 0s5,33i gaIlons.-Jo9rnos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

APRIL l4-Prlces this week ranged az follows:
Bee( Cdnie.-Very best, Sac: good, 43d5c. :
medium or good fair quality, 3kGiAc; bulls,
zam3c.: rough oxen, thin steers, &C., 29H3sc.
r n. gross.
Hogs.-very best. &C.; good 10 common grades
&c, 66Gfc. p H., net.
Sseep.-very best wool, 6416Ac.; clipped, 4&
Sc. 4 ~. gross.
L..m5s. H@I7c. p n. gross.
Vents -f3.50Is9 so n head.
Ntich COioS.-t20@S40 q head.
About / head OF ", ef cattle, si4 hogs, and 20
Shrcp and lamOs, on The market. Cattle market
quite acIIve and prices advanced hGsc. on al
grades quality considered. rev extreme Iops sold
az SIC we quote A slignt advance IN best noRs {;
some few late arrivals left unsod market gem
orally tOlelably brisk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16
Tine Gald.Find in Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, April 15.-Addiiional adj.
vices from the goId.deld In the Nacoocbe
Valley show richer results than before re-
ported. A solid nugget was found Monday
weighing 44O pennyweiehts, without flaw
or gravel. Two bands picked up 300 PEN
uyweIphis IN one day. The mines are not
for sale at any price.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 13.--ExpOrt demand s OF a limited de-
scription. and the home trade Il moderate; price8
show no decided change. Sales Of 500 hogsheads
Kentucky hafa' 461 I4c.: 200 cases 1878 PeDDsyl-
vs. MA at 12@lSc; 80 caseS 1873 Ohio private
800 bates Tia ana III S5c.n $40. The following
are the quotations for Virginia leaf: Bright wrap
prs, common 10 medium, l5@22e.; good TO doe,
el25c.; capple wrapDars, 16Gs20e.; hugs common
10 good, 6I34c.; goOo 10 fne 3eQ4sc.: leaf, COM
nOa 10 good, 56lsc. good - hnr, Sea De-; 6ne e1-
ira. lO0 BE, ava black Wrappers, l2Gll5c.
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ien>. u. u. o, Deyr,ec. y 10 40. az !. 90:
standard A. good Shingles. {l65; ex'sa A. choices
shingles, 1888 choice A shisglts. 1910: exfra
sbss ed A shingles, fl.75; shaded a. fair sinses,
$3.50. extra star 10. good hr noe. " 10: 70.