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For,y-sixtb Comgress..second Session.
WASHINGTON, April 30, 1880.



Mr.. Withers presented the petition OF the
Low Moor Iron Company. Of Virginia, for
the passags Of the Eaton tariff commission
bill.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris, OF Tennessee,
the Joint resolution authorizing the Presi.
dent to call an international sanitary con-
ference at Washington was taken up and
passed.
The Senate then resumed the considera-
ton of the bill establishing retired list for
nom commissoned officers, but without ac-
tion thereon proceeded, at the expiration OF
the morning hour, TO the consideration OF
the Indan-appropriation bill.
The amendment striking out the clause
which abolished the Indian commission was
agreed to.
After separate votes on some other unim-
portant amendments the bill was passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
On motion OF Mr.. Money, OF Mississippi.
the Senate amendments 10 the post-route bill
were concurred in.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the bill amending the in
ternsl-revenue laws.
a number OF amendments to exempt
from taxation small quantities Of spirits dis
titled by farmers from apples, peaches. &c,
were rejected.
Several amendments to the bill were agreed
to with the understanding that they should
be voted on in The House.
Without disposing OF the bill the COM
mittee rose, and the House took recess
until 1880 p. NJ, the evening session to be
for the consideration OF the bill establishing
q court OF pensions.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny rEIEeRApu TO THE DISPATCH.

lyrEkE, TING PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEM
ocHATlC CONVENTION AT HARRISBURG
REPORTED ARREST OF TWO OF TIE MAN
HAITIAN BANK RoBBER s-CoNGREs-
s,oSAt. NEWS AND WASHINGTON ITEMS
FOUR LAsoRERs sCFsoCATED by FOUL
AIR IN 4 PUBLIC WELL IN CHARLESTON
{. COMMISSIONS OF THE FRENCH
MEMORIAL CHAPEL LAID IN fREDER-
rcKssrRG-CLosING tXERClsEs OF THE
ARTILLERY SCHOOL AT HAMPToN-rER-
soSN,-REruBLICANS IN COUNCIL IN
SOUTH cARoLiNA-ELECTRIC LIGHTS
NOR tbs BRITISH NAVY-vARIoUs
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-I DIAN
cRrFNeACK CCNVENTIoN-THEEN ENGLISH
GARNET CONVERSATIONAL OPENING
or PAGLIAMENr-v ARIoUs fORTlGN
l1ENS.
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NEW yORK TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 27.-rhe market for western leaf rem aims
slow the exporters d ing little AND the home de-
maud moderate; prices are fairly well supported.
A prominent house In the trace in theigacircuar
saw =" We have seen several h0gsheads ot-hew l. af
this week so injured By mould az soft condition as
10 be worth no more thar lugs, though 60 ting moe
than double" The folio wing IS from the Consulate
Generals Office respecting wants Of the French Re-
gle: THE French Regie will 0tiir to contract OF
the 9Th of June next for one million kogrammes
Ohio leaf tobacco Of the crops Of 1878 aud 1879.
Is per cent OA, so per cent. OBJ 80 pee ceot. OC.
on the same day for 5000 600 kiioerainnes MARY
and leaf tobacco of the crops of 1873 and 1879,
IS per cent MA, 10 per cent. NIB, s. per cent.
NC. ON the 1lth of june next. for 6,4OOOOO
kllogrammes Kentucky leaf Of The crops Of
1878 ana 1879, 20 per cent kA,. 80 per
cent. KB, 80 per cent. kC. On ihe same
day, for 100000 hogralnmes Virginia leaf
of The crops OF 1878 aud 1879, - per cent.
leaf shows fair amount of tu!ness, especiaily In
bright wrap ers and smokers and 10 dihlcuiysx
perienced in sustaining full lac prices seed leaf.
does not have much attention. with the transactions
nade ND of small lJts, and almost entirely on wants
OF the home trade. Sales of 500 h0cshelds ZEN
lucky lear az 461l4c.; 200 eases 1873 Pennsy lya-
MIA at I2Mlsc.: $50 cases 1879 New England at
I4M2Sc SO cases 1873 Ohio on private terms
800 bales havana a. Sjc.@Tl.l0. The quota
tiOns are for Virginia leaf: Bright Wrappers,
common to medium, 15G22c: good 10 hue, 200
ABE: line to extra fine, 50m75c.; smoker, 1870
25c; capple Wrappers, 10000; Jugs, common
to good, 2 G3Hc.; good 10 fine, ga 4sc: leaf, COM
mon to good, 669Sc.; good to fine, ga lOc hne en-
ira. l00l3c aud black Wrappers, l2@l5r. Tue
quotations are for
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1880.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chabdse and passengers. G.. W. Allen Co., aIenis
steamer ArIei, clifford, Norfolk, Lnited SiatrB
mail, mtrchandiSe, and pissehgtrs, l.. u. Bttcn
agent.
Steamer Pioneer, Platt. Philadelphia. mcrchan-
disc and passengers. }. W. McCarric>. agent.
Schooner ". T. Bizgs q iil;eu. Philadelphia. coal.
Schooner Daniel Briitisn. -, keunebec ice,
j. g. Smith.
Schooner Moonlight, Lemon, New York, hay,
Schooner ". ii. Knight, Flower, New YorF,
Schooner Ca,avamteak. Kennedy, New York,
dre-brick. Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway.
Schooner j. ii. Johnson. u, Dnet, Baltimore
euano, RichmOnj and ianStiie Railroad.
schooner r. c. Knight. Jr., Euntlcy, Newark,
camel coal, Geryas Storrs, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer J. u. Schuyler. Hancock. Baltimore rid
Norfolk, merchandise ami passengers, CurJs X PAR
kTr. agents.
Schooner Marion. Herbert, Norfolk, coal al d
manganese, Curtis < Parker
schooner Capacity. Ennis, Norfolk, coal, Curtis 4
Parker.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27 Arrived: Schooners
NJ, &. Carroll. Carroll and john A. Curtis, Quiilan,
ii rom Ric1mond.
NEW YORK. ABril 27.-Arriyed: Schooner w
II. Kennel, Soper, from Richmond.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York April27-schooners Mary Lord,
Lord, and Henr. l.. flayeDs. Pearce.
ny TeiegrapD.
FROM THE MISSING STEAMER ATALASTA.
LONDON April ga bottle has been picked up
~ the junction Of the rivers Wcavers and Massey
cOntsining a paper IN oribcd III. VI. =. ATLANTA,
9th Siafch. fearful hurricane, cisInasted, going
down fast of IiL1rd."
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xEw WORK IRON MAnxET.

APRIL 27.-American pig-Dulnes. n,'i' PR pr,
vsiis the disposi'ion TO buy rot ex;endlnT 70 lm,
ao,,,,iss Holders are rather anxious heilsfl anu
her IS lttle ooubl tut that on inportans quaint
lies comet sslons would be made nfmrt,,""rrsst s
of values and the lack ~ .suilnd'ne. no
,esshIs ali through The market isssrs boyel, ison
ooeraios Scotch pig suffers u hs gsn.,, s Sss.
ton OF trade. and peciaiy u ipy,sv ~. mi
s,o ks in Wards; prizes are very much arSstsed ana
ayorns buyers Scrap Iron Is tn eSse s, s sSps oa
anu and mice, are unse, tied rhe aomllal quo
,s,on are Egiinton at s24@s2b sSs'seh s.l,,
a, ss5@s20; Giengsrnoek a, VA ee.s issss.a sso
nrss - ,,ls ncn,iuall, k2e@iS2 for No. s1I
aatan Cor No 2. and x26Js2e FOR h,ay i1fs 8,
ma,Is al s56Ses59 for ircn Al wVIAs, ssa s'ss' ~
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TICKET AGENCY.


ITO! FOR EUROPE. NfkfS
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
$40 MAIN STREET,
representing the following FIRsT-cLAss OCEAN
STEAMSHIP LINES:
FROM NEW YORK:
The CUNARD, WHITE STAR, NATIONAL
NORTH GERMAN, LLOYD, ANCHOR, HAM
BURG-AMERiCAN, and NEITHER
LANDS-AM ERICAN LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA:
RED STAR AMI AMERICAN LINES.
FROM BALTIMORE:
The ALLAN and NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
LINES.
Passage tickets issued and sTATERooMs secured
IN ADVANCE. a
EXCURSION TICKETS, FIRST and second-class, ana
steera.e. at REDUCED RATES.
sTEERAGE TICKETS to and from all points IN
EUROPE at LOWEST RATES.
Agent for all Railroad aud Steamboat Lines lead.
log from Richmond. Also, for Penn;ylyann ana
Baltimore and Obio railroads.
RATES SAME AS DEPoTs AND GENERAL Of
FIcEs.
wise. a. w. GAhbEh,
an o-eodom $40 Main street.
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Cornerstone Laying at Frcdcricis-
burg.

FREDgRICKsBURG, Va, April 29.-The
cornerstone OF the French Memorial chapel,
presented by s. b. French, OF New York, to
the Presbyterian church, was laid to-day by
Lodge No. AZ OF Masons, Grand Master
Peyton S. Coles presiding. An address
was delivered by Past Grand Master Judge
Beverly r. Wexford, OF Richmond, on The
foundation OF our free institutions, the
faith of the Bible, and Astounding in patti
otto sentiments. which were generously ap-
pauded. notwithstanding the rain large
crowd, including visitors from various Sec
tions OF Virginia, were present.
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American Electric Lights for the
British Navy.

NEW YORK, April pa Cleveland spe-
cial states that the British Government has
Just given an order 10 the Anglo American
Electric Light Company, OF London, which
recently bought the English patents from
Charles T. Brush, OF Cleveland, for twenty
four OF the largest size Brush machines and
four hundred and thirty-two lamps. The
order. which was received by cable here to-
day, requests the Telegraph Supply Com
pany 10 begin their manufacture at once.
The order amounts to nearly 100000. The
lights are for the use Of the British navy,
and the Brush light was selected after a
thorough trial OF all foreign lights. The
order was sent to Cleveland because the
British company is not yet in shape to man.
ufacture, and the Cover Tment wanted the
lights Immediately.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
ADDITIONAL CABINET APPOINTMENTS.

ADDITIONAL CABINET APPOINTMENTS.
LONDON, April 29.-The following adj
dilional Cabinet appointments have been
made: Mr.. Chamberlain, President Board
Il Trade: John George D0dson, President
Local Government Board.
The following appointments outside the
Cabinet have also been announced: Henry
Fawcetf, Postmaster. General; Anthony j.
Mandella, Vice.President OF Council; Grant
Dufiilinder. Secretary for the Colonial De-
partment; Lord L. Csvendish. Secretary to
the Treasury; DR.. Lyon Playfar, Chairman
Of The Committee Of Ways and Means; Sir
Henry James, AttOrncy-General; }. McLa-
rem, Lord Advocate OF Scotland Mr.. Bal
four, SOllcilor-General for Scotland; Earl OF
Cork and Orvery, Master OF BuckhoundS;
Duke OF Westminster, Master OF Horse !;
MARQUIS OF LansdOwne, Under-Secretary
for India; Earl OF Morley, Under-Seeretary
for War; Mr. Thomas Brassey, Civil Lord
of the Admiralty Campbell Zimmerman,
Fina -cial Secretary OF the War Ofiice /;
Lord Carlingford, Ambassador at ConstaD-
tuople.
The Cabinet, with fourteen members, is
now complete.
PARLIAMENT FORMALLY OPENED.
LONDON, April 29.-Parliament was FORM
ally opened today by Lord Selborne, the
Lord High Chancellor; the Duke OF Argyle,
Earl Granville, Earl Sydney, and LORD
Northbrook, acting as royal commission.
The proce dure merely consisted in sum-
moning the Commons to the bar OF tue
House of Lords, and requesting them to
elect Speaker.
There was fair attendance OF the Com
mons, including many OF the new mem.
bers. Only twenty Tories and fourteen
Liberal peers, two bishops. and fifteen peer
esses were present in the House OF Lords.
In the House OF Commons there was mea'
ere attendance OF Irish members. because
OF a meeting for conference on the land
question at Dublin to-day, which detained
Mr.. Parnel and bis adherents. Some OF the
Irish members, including Messrs. O'Don.
nell and Finegan, sat on the Tory sac OF
the Uouse. and some on the Liberal side.
The House was very crowded, both on the
| floor and in the galleries.
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Fortress Monroe Items.

FORTRESS MONROf, April 29.-The Go
sing exercises OF the Artillery school TOOK
place last evening before large audience
General Sherman delivered an address 10
the graduates, and presented the diplomas.
Afterwards there was tine display OF fire.
works.
To-day the Secretary of War and Gene
rails Sherman and Hancock visited the Sol
diers' Home and Normal School, returning
at D =. NJ, when they witnessed the wed.
ding OF Lieu,enanls Clark and Murray, OF
the FIRST artillery, 10 the Youngest daugh..
tiers Ct the late General DE Rmsey, DnItcd
States Engineers. The party leave tonight
Tor Washington.
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TOBACCO MARKE TS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
APRIL 2S.-The follow ng are thc quotations
hApR Gnnnc I0n IL n pOpr

APRIL 2S.-rhe follow ing are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lngs.-Common. s39i3.50 medium, $40
81 90: rood, S4.59@*5.
Leaf-Common, s5@:5.50; meiinm, s8@f7
good, nominal; fine, nominal: extra Gne, nom nal
observation-disclosures, S3Gs4: mndign, $50
$3.50 COCO, S7@$S.50; fine, sgGgil0.
DARK G0ODs-MANuFAclU RING.
Lug Tiiiers-COmmOn. $3.50@ti; medium,
f4.501$5: good, s5.50dS6.
Leaf FiUers.-C0mmnn t5@f5 so; medium,
s66efB5o: good, 81 20; fine, :9@sl0; extra 6ne
sun.cured, s1Od$1S.
Observation-Disclosures. s7.5oG!s.5O: medium
tS.50ds9: good. S9.5O@Sl0; fine, slC@SII:
extra, &12G13; extra sun-cured, none
BRIGHT Ds-MASUFAcTURING.
SmOkers.-common, SsGsl0; medium, 500
sl2; good, Sl2@Sl6; fns, s 6@S20.
FiLters.-t Common, *66ess: medium, S7fS9
good. Sle0o$12; fine, nominal.
Wrdppers.-CommOn sl0@sl5; medium. II 5m
s20: good. s20@S30; fine, s4o@S50; fancy, SbC
@s65.
WrG0Ders. Nshogony.-Co Common, sl2msl5
medium, s15@@2o; good, s22Gs s25; hue, $500
WESTERN TOBACCO,
The demand for this class OF goods Is condred
principally TO good old heayy-bodied Tugs and hen-
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old Tugs, s4@t5 Kentucky River hug, 500
tl2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3dSlS.
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CAFETY FROM A PESTlLENIlAL


Protection from the disease not a medicinal agent
which merely checks the paroxysms'ls TIE gfahu
de.I eraium wherever the endemic scourge OF ma
aria prevails. Qu!nine does not AFFORD lhis pro'ec
ZION. The chief reason why Hostetters Stomach
B,,ters has wen such immense popularity Is that
prepares The system to resist the maara post. This
II does by bracing aud toning the physical organ
ism, regulating and promoting an equal now ana
distribution of the animal fluids, and establishing
digestion on a sound basis. Not only is fever ami
ague prevented, but the worst types of the disease
are conquered by II. Such Is the only just conclu-
sion TO be dawn from IN, overwhelming evidence
In IT'S favor. IL is equally eicacious Ia dyslepsia,
constipation, liver complaint and general debility
and rheumatic complaint, ana is a reliable duretic
and neryine ap 20 Nt"lr&h
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April 27.-1herc lisa quiet nsrkgf. Nth prices
steadily held and showing declued change. trade
IN khiprinR order quoted Ut GIa75tf.. 0ap'hs ut
5Jfe. Refined ~ 7zc for New YoIk. 75c. tor Phiis-
drlnbia aud Ike for Bslfinorr. i'edned 80 at
fro.tumt at New york, 10000 bsgrris: OH City.
|G3 0nU barrels; Bradford. 10000 bafrfis: total
es, $4,000 barrs. opened at 7lT,e. bid hi2nest
sales a, 1876. lowest safes a, 7zkc closed az
724c. DID. Exports for the wees, 3,se9.50z GAL
Ions; exports from January s3.937.7g6 gallons
exports same lime last year. 5 Alb ~ gaIIous-
journal of Commerce.
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The Upper Delaware.

THE FIRST STEAMER AT PORT JERYIs.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa, April 90
The steamboat Kittatinny, the first that ever
reached Port Jervis, n. y, arrived home
(here) last night WITHOUT accident, having
run the fifty miles in less than five hours.
The steamboat is GO feet long, ii feet wide,
and can carry 20 persons. The navigation
OF the upper Delaware has thus been proved
feasible at last. Gleat excitement prevailed
throughout the region trayersed, hundreds
nnckiny 10 see The boat.
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IouIsyILLE LEaF-ToBACCo MARKET

APRIL 27.-The Enterprise House sold hogs
heads: | hOgshead Henry County cutting leif at
a 10: g hnesheads Breckenridge COa 1ty low leaf
ana Tugs at s445. 1895. 1915; 3 hogsh.ads Dn-
bois-C 0univ (Ind.) lugs at $3.50, 10 30 1900;
l nOgs head Hendt rsOn-C County Tugs at 80 20.
The Gilbert Hou.e sold hOysnead, hog heads
CalIoway-C County old common lear ~ -, ~ 20
| hOgshead Barren. County medium leaf az 10
hogsh,ats Grayes-t' Ounfy common lear AZ 5000,
$3.50; 2 hogsheads Henry County tT.nn common
leaf al So, $780, hogshelds Weakiy.r0u1ty
Crenn.) Tugs aud common leaf al - 10 - ~
Courier journal.
l--l1-. q. LII .a.l al lilo nrlcns
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

MICE STATIONERY.
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN NOTE
PAPERS, By the box, quire. or ream, WIFE SUIT
able Envelopes;
VISITING. and wEDDING-CARDS, engraved or
printed Ia fashionable siyie:
col, ID PENS. STEEL PENS. GOLD and SILVER
PENCIL-CAsES; .. ..x.. !.
AUTOMATIC PENCILS POCkErKsiVEs OF
Rogers and other makers; ..
sCRAp-BOOk>, FtOL.CAP, LEGAL CAF,
and LETTFR-PAPFR,;
All Kinds OF STATIONARY for sale la large or
email quantities. .,,s
ap27 Booksellers aud stitloners.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 29.-Peter Ellis
alias Luther alias Long Pete alias Banjo
Pete, and Abraham CookIey, charged with
completely In the Manhattan BANK robbery,
were arrested last night after a desperate
struggle with the officers.
Accident on the Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad
PETERSBURG. Va, April ga material
train on tbe Rchmond and Danvile rail.
road was run into by freight train to-day
near Burkeville and badly wrecked. Henry
Jones, fireman, was painfully injured. The
road is now clear, and trains are running
as usual.
Heavy Rain. and wind-Storm.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. April 30 There was
a heavy rainfall here this afternoon, during
which cyclone swept across the south
eastern part OF the city. Large trees were
blown down, aud two houses, one with q
family OF eight negroes and the other with
three, were completely wrecked. A woman
and three children were seriously injured.
News, from below the city is TO The effect
that many farm buildings were carried
away.
Severe Storm in Texas.
GALVESTON, April 29.-Specials 10 the
NeUS show that q severe storm prevailed In
various parts OF the State yesterday aud to-
day, doing much damage. A Methodist
church at Plano was destroyed. Fruit-tl ees
were stripped and the crops sustained con-
siderable damage. At Davilla several build.
ings were totally destroyed ard several per-
soDs injured. Tie seminary building at
Greenyllc was destroyed.
Pennsyivania's Convicted Bribers.
NEw YORK, April 30. "A Harrisburg spe-
cial to the Herald says /: Rumberger, one
OF the legislative bribery prisoners, evident
Iy believes that he will soon be pardoDed,
having to-day informed several friends in
Armstrong county that he VIII soon be
with them. There is no doubt that the
Board OF Pardops will meet to consider the
cases Of the bribers before they are removed
to the penitentiary."
SufIOcated I'm n Well.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 29.-Four
c0lored laborers were suifocated here this
morning by foul air in a well which they
were cleaning out. Three were dead when
taken out. The fourth may recover.
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GENERAL MARK ET'S.
.rrvaxnRIA MARKETS,

APRIL 2S.-Flour Is drin, bu, lrtce5 remain NO
changed Ire receipts Of wheat have some HnA'
aay amo ,nted TO LOO busLels, and s1'j we're
s,ade at sI.IOMsl25 for inferior 20 sooi Fnnx
aud Al .30M t1.34 for Lanca Ter, a. toqu.,.y' ~,
ut,ie corn is coming 81, ard the opiy ssl.j mace
ysr, snalI lots OF white at t6c. No oats reported,
aud one small lot Of rye hrouebI ssc C..ntry pro-
duce IS ouiei and but li,te coming ~ G1<e"e'
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MISUNDERSTANDING TOBACCO.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARKET.

April ZS-Prices this week raLged as Eo!oWs:
Beef CdttIG.-Very best, 54@5hc.: good 4hf@oe :;
medium or good fairquality. 3%aG4ac rough oxen,
thin steers. &C., 3a34c q H.. gross.
HO1s.-Very best. 6d6Ic.; god 20 common
grades, &c, 5%n5Ac. q n, net.
S1eep.-Very best wool, G.G56,1c.; eli. rTd, Al
Sc. q ~, gross.
LSmbs 4bMeJlc. p H., gross.
VtGIs-f3.509s9 so q head
Witch Coios.-s20@S40 q head
Ebout l4O head OF beef cattle, 335 LOGS, aud a
few sheep aud lambs on the market hits week Cat
ne market slow but prices on ail grades abonI The
same as last week, quality considered. fog, hfmer
and hest qualities have slightly advanced 'iaCe iast
quotations. No quotable change IN sh'epor iambs.
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TIw YORK.

|
| Nww YORK. Aprii 29.-Cotton steady; sales
| O0t bales: uPlands, ii l3-I6c.: Orleans,
| u l5-lGc. southern -four dull and unchsnged.
wheat iey ,aa and ua'eitled opening l@2e.
ungraded red, sl.12Nsi rs. Corn kGihc. lower
and more ac.iye; nngrad.d, 5l@53kc. Oals about
Coffee more aclive and 6rmsr !: rio csrgo.s' isSs
| &c. sugar UNCHANGED aud quiet refined steady:
unchanged and .qniet. RSe quiet ana isSSs
! Rosin Grmcr at Al 40@sl.45. Turpsnrine frn AZ
sSe eid: VOL guy ard unsettled; domestic fleece,
l5s42c. Pork opened lower and closed firm an q
| qniet nc $1O.55. Siiddies stronger; lorg eitsr,
s7s5 Whisky "f no s ap' at i slio ss siId
Frei2hts finn.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 2Q.-Flour STEADY. active and
unchanged. Southern wheat quiet western higher
| aud nrm: southern red. si.20MsI25: amber.
sl30@sl.Ss Nc. 2 western winter REQ, Dot and
June, sl.I9S@s 81; July, ii .I0t@s ! IUk; Al,
gust, sl:0s@:I.osA. Southern corn irm and bet
white, 54c.; yellow, see. Dat, steady and quite; I:
southern, 42G43c. Provisions firm and un-
changed. Coffee unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CISCIySArI, April 29.-Four quiet; family,
2 red winter, In elevator, sIi6. Corn quiet and
steady; No: 2. Ale Oats easier: No y mixed.
81 Bulk meats in good demand aud firm sbCul-
d.rs, ~ rms. $500. Bacon drner; shoulders,
9sC' flDs tixc, slues. Ire. Whiskty In fair de-
mani a. sl.O5. sugar quiet, hards. lO6IOkc:
New orleans, 74G sc. Hogs stronger: common,
80 6O@ N.15; llght, f4.2HMS4 rs backing.
$4.25@S4.50; butchers, a. 55Gs4.70.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE April 20 Flour steady: extra a..
Wheat dun and unchanl ed. Corn steady and un-
changed Oats dull at see. Pork sleady and un-
changed. Lard firm at ~. Bulk.m stesJy !:
shouli' r. S4.12%; RIBS $685. sidss, 30 10. Bacon
quiet; shoulders, s4.75 : ribs. SIS 90: sides. $40
sugar-cured hams, s9.25@tlO.50. Wbiskey steady
a. 81 %.
ST. LOVE
Sr. LOUIS. april 20. sicaiy and urg
changed. Wheat opened higher, bat declined: No.
red fall, 81. l0kd 81 l0f; 40. 3 red fall. Si.O7
hid. Corn 6rmer at $3.50 sac. Oats duh AZ ale.
Whiskcy quiet at 800. Fork quiet at siO25
Lard nOminsl. Bulkmeais Grmei ribs. so. 200
1925 sides, &6.4OmS6.ij. Bacon steady: shout
d Is, $3.50; rIo $500; sides, $40
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 29-F,our quiet aud un-
changed. Wheat unsettled and lover: No. z
Chicago spring, :l.l2. Corn moderately active
and higher at 3G1ec. Oats firm, hut not quo ably
higher at 29hl130c PORK active firm and igher az
$1,000. Lard In iair cemand ana hlphcr At 81.
BCik-meats fairly active snd shade higher;
shoulders, t4.1G; short ribs, t63J; clear, s6.b5.
Wniskey steady and unchtneed.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Coiiep-Net Tece.r's .,
731 baies: cl uu, nd