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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
PhilAdslDhA

PHILADELPHIA, April 10. - Hour-
No demand, except for local; Mime
sofa extra and medium g 50; choice
s. 90; fancy % Is; Ohio extra and me.
dium S6 %; choice 81 25. Rye Flour
At a 5004 Is. ,Wheat-Unsettled and
feverish; western rejected on track
81 a6}; No. 2 red in elevator, cas lots,
81 SS{; No. 9 red seller April 81 Ssihid
81 81 asked; seller May 81 30 bid, 81 S0{
asked; seller June 81 27t bid, q 28k
asked; seller July q Isl bid. 81 l6}
asked. Corn-Market poorly supplied
with track and grain in depot; loh OF
sail yellow, which meet with steady do
msnd; western mixed on track Sc;
steamer do 52ac; sail mixed seller April
Sic bid, bltc asked seller May Hlc bid.
4Sc asked; seller June Ftc bid, ztc
asked. Osts-Quiet; No 2mixed %Sc;
No. 8 white 44(944ic. Provisiors-Quist
and unchanged. Butter-Quist; cream.
ery extra 2@aS0c; New York and Brad.
ford county, Pennsylvania, extra 26(S
27c; Western Reserve extra 249 926e. Egg
Firm; western at l2Sl2Sc. Cheese
Firm for choice; creamery l%c; good
l2k9l3ic. Petroleum-Dull and nm.
changed. Whisky-Dull at u %.
" unannsa.
CINCINNATI, April 10 - Oattoa -
Weak and lower at l2tc. Flour--Stsady
and unchanged. Wheat-Uneestlsd and
lower; No. 9 red winter 81 l6. Corn
Easier at 49(S40ic. Oats-Dull and
lower; No. 9 mixed S3c. Rye g1our-
At So. Barley-Firm: No. . tall CSC.
Mess Pork-Dull at $40 25tsi0TS. Lard
Quiet at 50 95.' Bulk Meats-Firm
at 81 0O68 2O(a8 90. Bacon-Qniet d
4i97@7ac. Whisky-1n fair demand
at 81 O6. Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
Linseed 0il-Steady at S0c.
ffttsburHh.
PrrrsBuRoH, April l0.-Petroleum--
Moderately active. crude eaay ct VIE at
Parker's for shipment; refined 7tc Tor
Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
Fatal Family Rfxht.

ST. LOUIS, April ll.-Wm. Fitzgerald,
painter, and Michael Nestman, q
butcher, have lived in the same house,
1871 Benton street, for some time past,
and their families have been in almost Q
continual quarrel. About Q O'Clock this
morning the men met in 'tbe yard and
had an alteration about the position Of
some wash tubs placed at or near the
hydrant by Mrs. Fitzgerald. Last night
Nestman proceeded to remove the tubs,
when Fitzgerald commanded him TO let
them alone, but Nestman paying no at
tention, Fitzgerald drew q revolver and
shot him in the left lung. killing him
almost instantly. Fitzgerald fled, and
has not yet been arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
The Constitutional Amendment.


Correspondence Of the Register.
In the approaching campaign We shall
claim that the proposed constitutional
amendment has the following advantages
over the existing system, which should
insure its adoption by an overwhelming
majority:
l. 1t will decrease litigation.
2. Ii will decrease the costs Of litiga-
ton.
s. 1t will make litigation more certain
and speedy.
l. It will decrease our taxes and save
thousands of dollars 10 the people.
5. Ii will cause our courts OF justice TO
recover from the contempt and disre-
spect into which they have fallen by
reason OF the inefficient and vexatious
County Court system.
6. 1t will increase the local import
ance, the duties, and compensation OF
the Office OF justice OF the peace and
hence induce the best class OF our citi-
zens TO take some pains TO qualify them
selves for this Office.
The TACT is recognized that the people
of Wheeling are hardly interested in the
adoption OF the amendment from the
fact that all their courts are now pre-
sided over by men learned in the law,
and for this reason they support the
amendment as evidence to the peo-
pie OF the State at large that
Ohio county is magnanimous
enough where she has nothing at stake Q
TO extend helping hand to her country
cousins and enable them 10 free them
selves from the unjust burden OF the
present Judiciary system. OF course,
the answer 10 this will be that under
the present constitution each county
can have judge Of its own. Such q
system, however, would be entirely too
expensive for the less wealthy counties
Of the State. and the legal business
would not justify or sustain il. The
Legislature could possibly have effected
the purpose OF the amendment by q
general law, but the people have grown
tired Of waiting for such thing TO come
20 pas, and now that the opportunity il
afforded them, Of getting nd of the
mere pretence OF q court OF justice in the
shape of q County Court, which the,
have been enduring for the past siI
years, they don't intend to let 1t slip in
the vain hope that some Legislature il
the future may possibly remedy the
evil. The iron must be struck when j
10 hot. Now is the accepted time.
LrcID.
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Hotel Damaged.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April To-.
HOUSE.

On motion Of Mt F. Wood, the House
coucurred in the Senate resolution pro-
viding for the appointment OF two men,
bers OF the Senate Finance Committee
and the House Ways and Means Com
mittee, as a joint committee to take into
consideration the alleged loss Of revenue
arising from the evasion Of tax on cigars
and otner articles subjectto excise duty,
and what remedy can be provided by
law.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole, Mr.. Springer in thechair,
on the army appropriation bill, and
general debate was commenced upon the
amendment prohibiting the use oil
troops at the polls as q police force.
After long debate the committee
rose, and on motion OF Mr.. Frost. the
Senate bill giving twelve bronze cannon
TO the Blair Monument Association OF
ST Louis, was passed. -,....- Ia.
Adjourned. ...s t.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
THE UTES.
Prospects of the Bill now Pending
Special Dispatch 70 the Register.

Prospects of the Bill now Pending
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WAsHINGToN, April IL.
There is a COOL deal Of relief in and
out Of Congress at the determination Of
the Senate to vote on the Ute bill with
out fail on Monday. II has been de-
bated for ten days and the trouble is to
conform a bill suitable to the exigencies
OF the case to the requirements of the
Constitution, which was gotten up for
white people and not for Indians. l
have heard dozen Senator'S to-day say
that the speech OF Senator Vest, OF Mis-
souri, was the strongest and the most
eloquent male on the Ute bill, and l
noticed that everybody listened to him.
To-day asked Senator Coke, Chairman
OF the Indian Committee, how he
thought the vote would stand, and he
replied that two out of three Senators
seem to be for the bill. have found,
however, that although this is the case
no two senator's agree perfectly as to
the way the Indian question ought to be
treated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
TILDEN TRIUMPHS
In the Washington County Pri-
maries-Delegates to To-Day's
G'nnvantinn


Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, April IL.
There was great excitement among
the Democrats yesterday. The Tilden.
ties carried the four wards of the bor-
ough by small majorities. They also
carried Franklin, Hanover, West Bethle-
hem, Amwell, Canton, Morris and
Smith tow wnships, and the boroughs OF
Canonsburgh and Beallsville. In South
s,abane, Seymour bad LOG votes. and
Tilden SO, as far as heard from. This is
a victory for Chairman Miller. The
County Convention meets tomorrow.
The canvass for delegates in the
county has been as fierce as though the
entire Presidential contest depended on
the result. The Tilden men made q
great effort to fix things for their dele
gates, and the Wallace men accused
them OF liberal use Of money. Chair
man Miller made the contest personal
one wherever that tack was advisable,
and plead for the election Of the Tilden
slate that his own course might be vim
dicated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
WOOL.
Boston,.

BosroS, April l0.-Wool-The market
for the past week has been dull. and Tor
several months there has been some IN
easiness on the part Of holders about
realizing, although manufscturers dad II
hard TO purchase desirable lots at much,
IL any, concession. There has bson .
very limited business in domestic hceces.
manufacturers holding back. but there
appears 10 be- no weakness in the mar
kei. No. ! Ohio aeeces $50 a66c; delains
and combing 5+ta50ic; tub washed $50
&c; pulled $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
At Wilmington, N. Q.


WILMINGTON, n. O., April IA fire
broke out this morning at O'Clock in
the large brick building on Dock street,
between Front and Second streets,
owned by b. J. II. Ahrens. filled with
hay and grain, the property Of Preston,
Cummings & Co. The flames quickly
extended to the brick store OF Antonio
Rush, corner OF Front and Dock streets.
The family OF Lewis Solomon were with
difficulty rescued from the dwell
ling above the hardware store
OF George A. Peck, next
adjoining Rush on Front street soon
caught, and while the firemen and citi.
zens were endeavoring to save stock the
western wall Of Ahren's building fell,
crushing in Front street stores and COM
pelling those i'm Peck's store to make a
rush for life. All were successful ex-
cept Capt. VIM. Ellerbrook, Of the tug
Nice, whose body was found in the
building this morning burned to a
crisp. John Farrow succeeded in getting
out, but fell unconscious in the street.
He remains unconscious, and bis con-
dition is still critical. Joseph II. Wal
ters had his hands and face badly
mashed and burned. Chas. Burkheimer
received many bruises, and had his arm
broken in two places. Bryant Swami $
hands and face were badly burned.
Capt. Chas. ID. Meyers, George Ounce,
Oscar Parsley, Frank Meier, Albert
Gore, and others escaped with severe
burns and bruises. Total loss, $25 900;
insurance, $4,000. At one time the
whole block was threatened.
At Hsverhill. MAsS
HAvERHILL, April IA two-story
wooden tenement block on Washington
street was burned this morning. ltwas
occupied by ten families Smith h.
Brown, ahas McHenry, aged 3S, and
Charles Abott, aged So years, were suf-
located and Mrs. Emma Roberts was
severely burned about the face and in
jured internally by jumping from a win
dow. Damage 5000; insured.
Hotel Damaged.
BALTINoRE, April l0.-A private dis
patch from Norfolk, Va, says that the
Purcell House took fire there yesterday
morning and was damaged TO the eI'
tent OF $4,000. The fire occasioned 9
panic among the guests, who escaped
with dificulty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
THE INDIAN AND ARMY APPRo-
PRIATIONs.

Uncle Dicks Bid Tor Boom-Grever
Dangerously Ill
speCial Dispatch 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON, April IL.
Senator Grover, OF Oregon, is serious
ly in and threatened with paralysis. He
has been physically broken down for
some weeks, during which time be has
not been in his seat.
The Appropriation Committee will
try to shut of debate on the army bill
Tomorrow and press a vote.
The Indian appropriation bill will be
taken up as soon as the army bill is dis
posed of.
Ex-Governor Bishop, Of Ohio, arrived
to-day. tie claims that Ohio is doubt
ful State that can be carried by the
Democracy with an acceptable ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
LIVE STOCK.
UhSoaeo.

CHICAGO. April lO.-The Drosas Josr.
nal reports hog receipts 7,5co hssd !;
shipments 5000 head. Shipper buy
ing freely At J(ai0c higher; choice heavy
s. 1904 20; light a So(s4 50; chiefly
a 30.
Cattls-Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 400 head. Exports strong and
q shade higher; common 70 good steady
anil in fair demand; sales at q 00(S
5 5 IS; butchsrs' active and firm except
bulls; stockers and feeders srtfve and
firm at$2SOtS4 90; chiefly $ 60(4S rs;
yards well cleaned and few shipping held
Tor higher prices.
sheep-Receipts 100 head; ship
ments 100; only sales $5 IS.
Cincinnati.
CIScIxSATI, April l0.-Hogs Firm; |;
common s. 5O(9i 30; light 81 35lS4 90;
packing 81 35(94 65; butchep' a 6OtA
I 20. Receipts 9l0 head; shipments %06
head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
Money at 3 to s Per Csnt-Gossfamsnts
Generally Higher-fIour Dull
Wheat Active and Higher
-Hogs-Firm.

RAILROAD b0NDS-Generauy nfm.
STATE BoNDs-Neslected and nomi-
nal.
SroCKs-The market was weak in the
early dealings, and prices fell toll per
cent, but a favorable bank statement
induced brisk buying, 4 movement un-
der which rise OF t(G2i per cent. &C.
Cured. The prominent features OF the
market were st. Paul 4 Minnesota, st.
Paul 4 Sioux City and New Jersey Cen
tral, which were in active demand. At
the close the general list reacted slightly.
Kansas & Texas was exceptionally weak
and fell q per cent. -
The transactions on the Stock u
change aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which AGO were Canada Southern,
1900 q. B. & O., 5000 Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, 1000 Della.
ware and Hudson, 5000 Erie, 1000
Hannibal and st. Joseph. 400 Iron
Mountain, 1900 Illinois Central, "a 900
Kansas and Texas, 5000 Lake Shore,
1900 Little Pittsburgh, 400 Michigan
Central, 5000 Northwestern, 600 Nash
vile and Chattanooga CLOSING at S0),
$4,000 New Jersey Central, 5000 New
York Central, 9,4O0 Northern Pacific.
$500 Ohio and Mississippi, 700 Pacific
Mail, 1000 Reading. 1000 st. Paul,
1890 ST. Paul and Minnesota, 900 st.
p. K S. c., l,40O st. Louis and San Fran
cisco, 1000 Union Pacific. 8, 400 Wabash
and Pacific 800 Western Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
Hoop Iron in the Ways and Means Com
mittee
The KslloxS-spofford Case.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-The Demo
cratic Senators were in caucus four
hours to-day. The question OF taking
up the KellOgg-Spoiford case was under
consideration. The discussion contin-
ued With an animated spirit. Senator's
Bayard, Lamar, Garland, Herman and
others spoke against the present consld-
Grafton of the case, while salisbury,
Vance, Hill and Jones insisted that II
should be brought before the Senate for
action without delay. The arguments
were much the same as before except
even more determination was shown to-
day by the advocates of immediate ac-
ton. Ii was also openly suggested that
the proposition to unseat Kellogg and
seat Spofford could not be adopted, be-
cause there were Democratic Senators
who would vote against it. Senator
Hill said: "Nery well, let them vote
against il, the committee had done their
duty. il now remained for the
Senate OF perform their duty, no
matter what the vote might De,
he insisted upon the case being disposed
of. In regard to its possible effect upon
the Presidential election he said that II
ought not To deter the Senate from dls-
posing of the case. Finally the resolu.
ton was adopted by majority OF
three, providing that the Geneva Award
bill shall be taken up on the hrst oil
Nav, and shall be considered from day
10 day till disposed OF; that the
Chairman of the Elections Commit
tee NAV call up the Kellogg case, unless
in the meantime the Democratic caucus
shall decide otherwise. The caucus this
morning was not fully attended. 1t was
understood that another shall be held
before the final disposition OF the Geneva
award bill to pass finally upon the kel'
logy case. IL Is an understanding that
the final decision shall be made by
full vote of all the Democratic Senators.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
MfsvouRA.

MLwAuEss, April i0.-Flour--Quiet
and unchanged. Whcat-Opened fm
and rose ic and closed FIRM No. ! Mi.
vaukee hard 81 Is; No. 1 Nilwsukes
81 I5; No. 2 fresh 81 I0t; seller April
81 Osi; seller May 81 isi; selIss Jane
81 l2t; No. 3. 9sc; No. 4. &c; reiectsd
s4c. Corn-Scarce and 6rmi No. 36c.
Oats-Higher and scarce; No. 2 zoic.
Rye-Inactive; No. ] 70ic. Barley
Firm and higher; No. 2spring 8ic. Pro-
visions-- Quiet and firm. Mos Port
Firm at 3io 10 cash and sellsr Msy;
$40 55 seller June. LArd-Prme stssm
q 90 cash and seller May: q o. sel,sr
June. Hogs-Dull and unchsngsd st
a 10(a,4 40.
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THE FIRE FIEND.
Stock Destroyed in a Burning
Barn-Residence Burned.

Correspondence OF the Register.
BEALIsvILLE, o., April ii.
The barn OF Richard Riley, four miles
northeast of Beallsville, Monroe county,
was fred by incendiaries Friday night
last, and was completely destroyed.
Two head OF horses, twelve head OF cat
tie, forty head of sheep and the entire
stock OF grain, hay and implements,
were consumed. Loss, about $500.
Supposed to be no insurance on it On
the same night the residence Of Bowen
Hixenbaugh. one mile east Of Woods
field, was burned, with the entire house
hold effects. Loss, about $500, with
small insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRK. April l0.-Dry Goodsv
Business quiet with manufacturers
agents and importers. Cotton goods
quiet, but the leading makes are steady
and unchanged in first hands; prints
dull and steady; printed lawns and
wide prints in fair request; dress goods
quiet; mems woolens moving steadily
on account Of back orders, and prices
Arm.
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TIME FOR BOB TO ASK,

But II he Acts Accordingly" His Occu-
patton Is Gone.
Special Dispatch 70 tho Register.
WASHINGTON, April IL.
Bob Ingersoll delivered his new lee
ture "What shall we DO to bee saved2" at
the National Theatre tonight. The
building was crowded from pit to dome.
The lecture is in the same strain as the
old ones, and no new ideas are advanced.
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TURKEY.
How the British Elections are Viewed.

How the British Elections are viewed.
LONDON, April l0.-A Constantinople
correspondent telegraphs that the cleo
tons in England have produced a
profound impression, and at the
palace almost panic. Greeks, Arme-
mans, Bulgarians and Christians rejoice
at Beaconsfield's fall. The more san
gulne assume that Gladstone will turn
the Turks out OF Europe bag and bag
gage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
MARINE ACCIDENT.
Steamer scandinavian Collidss
with an Unknown vessAl.

NEW YoRk, April 10. Tho Erpress
says the steamship scandinavian, one Of
the vessels used for the transportation
OF freight by the Anchor Line. bound
for Bristol, England, with . cargo of
grain and cattle. was in q collision with
an unknown weasel in Tayer Bay, this
morning, and was severely injured. A
hole was stove in her side sDd the wster
rushed in with great rapidity. There
were no passengers on board, the vesssl
being exclusively for the carrying of
freight Signals Of distress we're hotstsd
and tug boats ran along side and brought
the scandinavian bark 20 port.
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CAN ADA.
Terrific Gale,

TORONTO, April l0.-A terrific gale
passed over the central section of Onta-
rio last night, causing considerable dam
age in this district. Trees were uproot-
ed, buildings in the course of coDstruc-
ton leveled, and telegraph communi-
cation in every direction entirely sus-
pended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
Bussnsss Failures for 1880.

Nrw YozK, April I0.-The Mercantile
Agency Of K q. Dun Co. report the faii.
ures for the first three months of tbs
present year, 100. against 2600 for The
ilst three months of 1873, and 800 ior
the first three months of 1873. The
liabilities for the first quarter d lS50ass
si2, 1000, 900, against ~, 900 600 Tor the
ssme period Il 1879 and Ss2 ,0O, 900 los
the 6rst quarter II 1873. The assney
draws attention 10 the iart that thsss
figures indicate q siea.ly continuapcs ol
fsvorable conditions for the trabe f
this country.
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Pisht With Indians.

SAN FRAxcIsco, April l0.-Informa-
ton received at military headquarters,
says General Hatch with part Of his
command attacked three hundred In
dians in camp in the San Andres noun
tains. The fight lasted six hours, the
Indians retresting, leaving their dead
behind. Captain Hycarrol, OF the
Ninth cavalry, and seven soldiers, were
severely wounded. A large amount OF
stock was captured from the Indians.
They were supposed TO be Nascalro
Apaches, as they retreaied towards the
Mascalro Apache Agency. Hatch, with
his command. ia in pursuit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
DIABOLICAL DOCTOR.
Great Indignation I'm Mattes0n,
Illinois.

CHICAGO, April l0.-Dr. Ferdinand
Mercer, OF Matteson, Illinois, having,
as is alleged, vaccinated considerable
number Of persons in that town with
the virus taken from the body OF small
por patient, thereby causing a rapid
spread OF the disease and securing
large number Of patients, and being
suspected OF the crime, has left the city
for parts unknown. The greatest indig-
nation prevails among the inhabitants.
II found, Mercer would probably pay
the death penalty Immediately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
MEXICO.
Death Of Diaz.

ST. LOUIS, April IO.-A dispatch from
Brownsville, Texas. to-day, says: The
news reached there Yesterday OF the
death Of President Diaz, Of Mexico.
The commanding officer at Fort Brown,
Texas, has received authority to enlist
MeIicans for service along the border.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
PRODUCE.
New YORK.

NHw YoRK. April 10. - Cotton -
Steady at 12t@l2s futures steady.
Metals-Firm and unchanged. Wool
Dull and unchanged; domestic fleece 80
(G,65; pulled 33G62; unwashed lS642.
Leather-Strong; hemlock sole 25C127}c.
Flour-Dull and prices without decided
change; receipts II ,0O0lbarrels. Wheat
Moderate trade receipts 10000 bushels;
No. 3 spring 81 IL; No. 3 northwestern
81 20; ungraied red 81 25(9l 35; No. 2
red 81 36l(gl 37i; No. red Kansas
81 2sl@l 20; mixed winter 81 33}; un-
graded amber 81 80; ungraded white
81 3O(9l 81; No. do, sales 81, 900 BUSH
els, at 81 3l@l 32a; No. 2 red seller
April, sales 1880 bushels. at 81 800
/ 81; seller May, sales 20s, 900 bushels,
at 81 33(9l "a: seller June, sales ll2,-
600 bushels, at 81 30A@l 81. Corn
In fair demand; receipts l25, 900 BUSH
els; ungraded 52@54c; No. 3 52S52tc:
No. 2 52iG@53ic; No. 2 53(a53tc: No.
2, old SIC; yellow western 55c; No. 2
seller April 5li@52c; seller May Fi@
4Sc. Oats-In moderate demand and
active; receipts Is, 900 bushels; western
mixed 40(diic; white western 44(950c
Hay-At zoe. Hops-Steady and un.
changed. Cofiee-Quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-Dull and unchanged. Molasses
Demand fair and market firm. Petro-
leum-Dull and lower; United 72ic;
crude 6i(G7ic; refined Tic. Tallow-
Quiet and steady at 6tc. RosiD-Firm
at 42ic. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and steady
at 34c. Eggs-Steady; western 1l9l3c.
Pork-Steady; old mess SO rs; new
$ll 20(Gll -. Beef-Sominal and un
changed. Cut Meats--Steady and in
fair demand; long clear &c; short clear
tic. Lard--Stronger; prime steam
81 IS. Butter-Firm; western l3t925c.
Cheese-Firm; western ll9l4c. Whis-
ky-Nominal at 81 10.
Baltimore.
BALrIxoRE, April 10.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Wsstern dull
and almost neglected; western winter
red, rpot and seller April, 81 32teI 32t;
seller May 81 30i(9l 30i; seller June
81 27tSl 27i; seller July 81 l5i91 l5t;
seller August 81 l2icSl l2k. Corn
Dull; western mixed, spot, 49ic; seller
April 49ic; seller June 47i(947tc; Gel.
Ter July 4s(a4st; steamer 4stc. Oats-
QUIET; western white 42fG43c; western
mixed f'g4Zc' renhsyivsn,s f"eS
nye - Qu'e, ~ Ws'ic Iy.S IHy-SSS
changed' I1o'lsiohs Incn.nsen
tl nuI o,Eaa, a, p,' ppme ~ 9oso1 e T
Pacheu M ZseTS TS,n so" IS pi Fl,
changed. Cofse-Dull; Rio cargoes l3i
!Sl5ic. susa.Dnil soH SSc' "hs'
g-Quiet at$l oofSl W.
on'oess- NJ,
OHicAeo, Apf'i ~. - rIoGr - Du'!,
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SPAIN.
Otero's Sentence.

LONDON, April IA Madrid cores
pondent reports that the cabinet council
has resolved to propose to the king that
the death sentence OF Otero be carried
out this week. The Liberal leaders,
0tero's counsel and the inhabitants OF
the city are actively interceding foi the
prisoner.