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BRID0EPORT
New Telegraph Lines for tho Now Road
business Brisk on tho q. Il. v. a W.
Railroad Other N ews Notes.

New Telegraph Lines for tho Now Road
business Brisk on tho q. Il. v. W.
Railroad Other News Notes.
Upon undertaking to lay the cross
rails Of the I. V. railroad over the q, 4
7. on Sunday, Il was discovered that in
laying the timbcrs mistake oi seven
inches had been made IN framing them,
so they had Ia bc taken up aud recut.
This prolonged the job all day Sunday
aud throughout Monday. The crossing
in now ready to connect the tracks as
soon as the rails are laid up to
il on each side. The telegraph wire
OF the railroad was brought
down from the crossing oi the
National road on tho Western Union
poles as far IN Alexandcr's corner From
there il is taken over TO the depot In
Kirkwood on poles erected for II.
The freight business Of the Tuscara.
was Valley is increasing rapidly from
the start. They will soon have incrcas'
ed facilities for handling goods.
The fl in front OF Squire Howells
property has been perfect mud hole
during the rainy days. and was only
passable by line oi rough boards laid
over it. II is 10 be hoped that the pave
mcnt will soon be relaid here.
We like 10 sec boys enjoy themselves,
but riding on the truck ears down grade
in dangerous sport. One boy fell while
engaged ia il last evening aud had
narrow escape from injury. Better find
some other amusemcnt boys.
Last evening couple Of drunken lel.
lows were making circus Of themselves
on Bank street, doing some ground
tumbling and making considerable noise,
when officer Platt Brewer marched one
OF them around 10 the cooler aud the
other quietly followed At the motion oi
the Mayor
The Bank and West 4 Gilmore have
recently put neat awnings over their
windows.
Samuel 0ppenheimer has erected
new awning frame, but has not yet put
up his awning.
A couple Of posts, with board nailed
between them, in front Of Morrison's
hardwar store, attracted attention and
questioning rs 10 their use, but when
hooks we're screwed into the board and
spades, &c, dangled from them. It's use
was evident as first.class sign.
Charles Junkins aud Charles Akin.
son started yesterday at 2P.a with
through tickets for Kansas City. II
they have the grit TO stick 10 the West
and grow up with the country they will
make success OF IL.
Bark Rowles, who came home alter
his family, has returned TO his Western
iarm, taking with him his family and
his younger brother Sherman.
A ride over the Island on the street
cars, since the broken stone has been
spread there, Is worse In jolting than
hard trotting horse. IL is rumored that
more cars are 10 be put on soon 10 ac-
commodatc the increased travel by the
new road. They should have the track
extended 10 the depot In kirkwood Tor
the accommodation OF passengerz
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neatly painted aud will, when finished,

neatly painted aud will, when finished,
present neat appearance.
TIA battery OF three new boilers ID being
placed in at the nail factory OF the Bel.
laire nail works.
The school Board is having moro
trouble with the actions OF Prof. Duf.
This time It Is on account of the dis
charge OF Janitor Clark by the Professor
The Board held meeting Monday night
at which time Mr.. Clark's grievances
was reported TO them. The Board told
Mr.. Clark that he was not discharged,
but Prof.. Duff says he In. The question
ARISES whether or not Mr.. Clark Is jan
itor. Ho believes that the Board 10
"boss." When will tho trouble cease.
That was q nice affair in which two OF
our young men indulged last Sunday.
One conducted himself very improperly
on Gravel Hill, by exposing his person
to the eyes Of tho public. We omit
names on account OF the young mems
families, but II they indulge again In
their pastme OF last Sunday, We will
expose them ~ they deserve. They
were both fined ut Police Court on Mon
day. .
Mrs. Zoeckler is having IN addition
built to her residence on tho corner oi
Union and Thirty.third streets.
The family OF @. N. Allen, editor OF
tho Democrat, removed from Steuben:.
vile TO this city yesterday. We extend
hearty welcome to them In their new
home.
In speaking OF the recent hre, Chief
Smith will report TO Council, IN follows,
relative to the promptness Of his engines:
Engine No. 2 got 10 Thirty.third street,
and No. was on the way 10 the fire,
but received word that the fire was out
aud turned back. This IL the third fire
in one year, on these premises. Fire
incendiarics partly destroyed the house.
The fire committee ought 20 look alter
the frames attached to these houses
In this square, Ms there IL some very
valuable property In 1t. Luckily, tho
Liberty has put three fires out, but may
not DO able 10 put the fourth out. Tho
nozzle bursted just as We had the fire
under check, or We might have had u
conilagratidn. We cannot be too well
equipped for all emergencies. II IL TO
be hoped that the committee will help
us all they can. The firemon are men
Of all work and need great praise, m
there is no ire department that can beat
tie Bcllairo boys"
Twenty seven cars loaded with immi.
grants from Bremen passed through the
city, over the u. 4 q. road, en route 10
the far West. Agent Martin Schick, of
the B. 4 o. railroad, will accompany
them as far as Chicago.
Frank llindman has received the con-
tract for building the factory and fiat.
tening house OF the new Union glass
house.
The City Council last night refused to
ratify the police appointments made by
the Mayor at u previous meeting. The
trouble, IN far Us We can learn, is that
the Mayor in u Democrat and the Coun-
cilmcn Republicans, aud that the Mayor
appointed Democrat. We may expect
some nice times with Council as il Is ut
present
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Prominent NtrKintana Iusiatiug Upon tho
Nee ssity OF seymour's Nomination.
special Co. the R,gi,tcr.
WASHINGTON, April %.
saw rxlicut. Governor Thomas.
Yesterday, and be said that while a ma.
jorlty oI the people Of Virginia are Tor
rr.aiIusgmcnt. the State will unduubled-
ly ~ Tor the nominee Of the Cincinnati
Convention. The letter Of Hou. Lewis
r. lIaryic a distinguished re- djuster. in
which hc declares he will support the
Democratic nominee, ~ regarded IA
quit a. significant a. the declaration Of
Iluu. James Barbour, a noted r,-adjusl.
er leader, that hr will do the same
thing. Hon. John Nicely. oi Acco.
mae. was at the Capitol to-day,
aud he expressed the greatest con
hdrurr in the state going Tor
anybuly but Tildeu. tie said ho
rrglTlyd the nomination ut Seymour IA
"A necessity.
Cll Thomas smith. ol Fauqulcr, "A
sou ul cX .ttuVtrnur Smith, WaA Ia the
city last n,ght, and said about the same
~ Ma. Nrrly did about the situation.
tie thought Il tirant were nominated
Seymour would be- tho man. hut Il
Blaine gets the Chicago nomination
then thar Hancock would be- the best
selection.
Every Nirginian " hO comes here re-
gAri, the action Ct the StauntOu Con
yrutluu a. rendering Il certain that in
November next the light IA the Odd DO.
miniuu will bO confined To- straigh-Out
Republican anda stpigh-out Democratic
electoral ticket.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND
Gladstone Ruling England.

LONDON. April G.--lt b believed the
Queen has sactioned the folloviug ab.
pointments: Duke Of Argyle, Lord
President OF the Council, Sir William
q. Vernon Harcourt, Secretary OF State
for the Home Department Earl OF Kim.
berly, Secretary OF State for the Colonial
Department; John Bright, Chancellor
Duchy Of Lancaster; j. Stansteld, Pres
idcnt oi Local Government Bosrl, Earl
Granville. Secretary oi State for the
Foreign Department, Marquis OF
Harrington, Secretary OF State Tor
India, II. G. Childers, Secretary Of State
for War: lord Sclbotne, Lord High
Chamberlain; VIM, Z, Foster, Chief
Secretary for Ireland; Lord NorthbrOok,
First Dord OF the Admiralty; Henry
James, Attorney General; farrar Her
chell Solicitor General, Lcnl Kenmare,
Lord Chamberlain, Duchess Of West
minister, Mistress OF the Robes. There
will I've counsel at Windsor Castle TO
morrow. when il is expected the Minis
ters will be sworn in.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHISGroS, April "a.
SEN ATE.

Messrs. Dayis,oi West Virgins, Gamer
on aud Others, prcsenteda a petition ol the
iron manufacturers asking for the pass
aye Of the Eaton bill providing for the
commission for revision Of tariff.
Mr.. Eaton, from the Committee on
appropriations, reported without
amendments the naval appropriation
bill. Placed ON tho calendar.
Mr.. Morgan, by request, introduced
bill directing the Court Of Claims To IN
yestigate the claims Of the Bingweli &
LaabrA Mining Company. R,terred.
There was brief discussion oi the In
dian appropriation bill during The
morning hour, the Kellogg resolutions
having been temporarily laid aside. The
developments were Of slight importance.
aud pending, ,liscussionoI an amendment
to the appropriation bill, the Senate
went into Executive session aud soon
after adjourned.
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VICTIMS OF THE STORM.
The Southwestern Part OF Mis-
souri, Almost Entirely Destroy
ed-An Urgent Appeal for

NJ LOUIS, April 27.-The Merchants
Exchange Relief Committee have rc-
rriycd 80 many reports ot the terrible
drstruction aud Distress occasioned by
the recent tornado IA this state, and
have official advlccs from 80 many relief
committees aud prominent gentlemen
IN the devastated districts, OF the urgent
ne,d of assistance iOr the sufferers, that
they will issue the following To moro"
morning, aud ask place for IT IN the
Associated Press:
To ias Chariiably DispOscd PoQpk Of hr
tHiiod &dtcE
The recent cyclones which passed
over the western part oi the State OF
Missouri have brought death aud RUIN
40 hundreds OF families, laid waste many
thriving towns and villages and scat.
,.r,d 10 the winds the houses, stock and
mDl,ments OF hundreds OF farmers.
Rarent adyiccs received by this commit
,se show the destruction 10 be more
fearful than pen can picture. Frank
N,pher. Professor oi Physics IN wash
inston University, this city, and =. sha
lsr smith. n civil engineer, who have
lnat FNtuTntu llOuA 80 NNfNr
wh;rb covered the entire line oi the two
toTnadoes in Southwestern Missouri, IN
thsir report, say that the ball has
NOT been tnld. The James rirer storm
hsvan about thirty-dye miles west OF
Spring6eld. Il gradually Increased 10
.,,s and power until il attained width
oC , IOO feet. and for a distance OF iorty-
u ,.;i.. h eut. unbroken, q swath from
$50 70 :. 900 ieet wide. Men, women and
children we're killed or crippled, and
horses, cattle, sheep aud hogs are In q
similar condition. Dwellings,. fences
ami out-houses were not only leve'ed,
bnt were blown away. Plows, wagons
reapers and other farming implements
were reduced to scrap iron and kindsins
wool, and In many cases the neids WIN
growing crops are 80 covered With iore.s
S,6r;s. or with mud and sand, that much
additional labor viii be required TO save
what has been planted. No houses OF
hazns ars LEFT.
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THE BANQUET HALL DESERTED.
Hogira OF tho Ohio aud PsnnsylvanA Fol
itioiaus A Pertinent Suggestion - qua
ker State Democrats.
Rp,rlal to the Register
MAsnINNrON. ApriI u.


wAsnISdroN. April %.
There is an impressive cloqurncc to-
day IN the empty seats Of Ohio and
Pennsylvania members. who have gone
home to look after the conventions
which assemble tomorrow at Columbus
aud Harrisburg. There will hc no great
excitement at the former place, because
Mr. sherman ought 10 be- able 10 control
h,s home people; but at Harrisburg the
poor Democratic party will no doubt
suffer because a the ambition OF "the
old man and Ne icud that exists be-
tween senator Wallace and Speaker
Randall. To Democrats who mean bus
inrss, the Democrats Of Pennsylvania
are about "a important IA the rrai busi-
ness Of Prrsilcnt.making as the
Emprcss Eugrnio or Don Carlos
would be in a conference OF soyrrcignS
i0T rradjusting the map Of Europe. IL
would be better for them In modest
way, Instead ni seeking To force a can
didatc upon Democratic States, t0 ask
their ueighbors oi Marylanl and West
Virginia, whose votes will count at the
Electoral College for the Cincinnati
nominee, who their preference Is. Prac'
ticaily, il would be we'll for both parties
ii they left the nomination ot prcsiden'
tial candidates Io the States which at the
last election voted their way, that ~
that Republican States should name the
Republican nominee. and Dcmocratlc
States the Democratic nominee. III th's
were the rule. neither nlden nor Grant
would give anybody any trouble.
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WEST vIRuIEIA's REPRESENTA-
TIVES
what They Are Doing
lt,,.f..I L.. The ET-I.ITr


special ID the Register
WAsu>GroN, April 2i.
Mr.. Martin has introduced bill APP
propriating S21,OO Tor the improvement
OF the Shenandoah river, aud Senator
Hereford has introduced a similar bill IN
the Senate. senator Davis will be- ready
TO make his report on the accounts ct
the Treasury Department tomorrow.
senator Hereford, Yesterday, introduced
a bill iur thr rcliyi oi Captain Charles
"a. Briggs, aud bills granting pensions
to Elwari Siliyr,Ill aud Leonard
Weber. Mr kcnua's friends at the
Capitol were pleased t. scr a highly
complimentary notice Of him IA the
Washington dispatches To the Cincinnati
Elyuircr.
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RAiLsoAp Sns-lrrcgulsr but In the
.,..., A..

main hrm.
STATE Box pe-Quiet
SrocEs-The speculation on the Stock
Exchange Was very unsetted In charac.
ter. and under u pronounced selling
movement u lower range oi quotations
was established. Tho market opened
weak aud prices fell oil 10 "a per cent.
subsequently, there was u recovery OF 4
to per cent, followed by a reaction In
which tho Improvement was entirely
lost The extreme fluctuations were In
Pacific mail. AZ the close there Was a
fractional recovery In some cascs There
appears TO he little or no resistenccs to the
efforts 10 deprcss prices The weakness
oi Canada Southern IL due 10 the agree.
ment Of the Ways and Means sub Com.
mittec 10 report iayorably the House
bill prohibiting, under penalties, the
transportation Of merchandise from one
point In the United States ~ another
over Canadian roads, and placing duty
oi 10 per cent. adyalorem on all Cana
dian ears entering tho United States.
The transactions on the Stock ES.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, of
which $500 were Canada Southern,
$4,000 Delaware. Iackawanna aud West
ern, 6,tOO Delaware and Hudson, 23,OD
Erie, 5000 Hannibal and ~. Joseph,
200 Houston aud Texas, 400 Iron
Mountain, 1900 Kansas aud Texas, g..
l0lake Shore, 5000 Little Pittsburgh,
1900 Michigan Central. 500 North.
western, 100 New Jersey Central, g..
400 New York Central, 200 Northern
Pacific, 600 Ohio aud Mississippi. a..
00O Ontario aud Western. $4,000 Pacific
Mail, 1000 Reading, 1900 ~. Paul. g..
100 Wabash and Pacific. and 1900
Western Uniou
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

The Democrats Of Delaware will meet
in State Convention at Dover, on May
25th.
Il is intimated that q special meeting
Of the Pennsylvania Board OF Pardons
will be called In the interest Of kemble
and his fellow convicis.
Bedford, Queenan and Penn, the
Washington, ID. C., murderprs. have
been given new lease Of life by deci.
sion which admits . hearing OF their
case In the General Term oithe Supreme
Court oi the District.
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APPROACHING THE END.
Every body Standing ON His Hind Legs
aud Iiowhng for an Adjournment

Every body Standing ON Ha Hind Legs
aud IioWhng for an Adjournment
sy,tlbl o. the Register.
wASnINCIuN, April 2Ith.
Just now everyday about the Capt
t1l ~ discussing the adjournment qucs
t,ou. aui dud Republicans a. anxious
10 get away as Democrat, arr 4 mum
h,r ut Sru1tors remarked this evening
that ,hry hoped to get away hy the hrst
week IN June, aud prominent memhers
oi the House Appropriation Committee
sand that ,u their Judgment Congress
would adjourn hy the 18th of June.
NJ. Rtudalis friends predict that on
his return from Harrisburg be- will work
with rrnrNrd yigur tor an early adjourn.
mont. aud under the nov rules hc can
do a great deal IA that direction. There
~ no dlspusiIinn ia the Seuate 10 amend
House appropriation bills unless u ls
absolutely necessary.
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CANADA.
A Labor Riot

VALLEY FIElp, OSr., April 27.-One
hundred and 6iiy hands OF the Valley
Geld cotton mill struck yesterday and
this morning. The strikers blocked the
stroet leading TO the factory and worked
hard to persuade those going 10 work 10
Join them. When the police appeared
the mob attacked them. After using
their batons the police fired with blank
cartridges. The police retreated into
the mill, where they still are. One man
is said TO be wounded aud One policeman
badly cut by stoae. A mob is gather
ed round the factory doors and at the
bridge. They are quiet at present and
the Mayor is trying 10 prevail on them
10 keep the peace.
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Death ON the Rail.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April IA
ireivh, train on the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
road ran into the rear OF freight train
roing west. last night, at Waynesboro,
badly wrecking the engine and hiieen
cars and killing the fireman, Mark
Wood, aud dangerously woundins the
engineer. Lorenzo Smith.
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cosl shipmeuss

PrnbrReB, April T.-shipmenis Of
coal to-day 30 Cincinnati, l.0I5,D00
bushels, in sixty-iouT barges and fifteen
fSels: Louisville, sse. coo bushels, IN
thirty-ihree boats, fourtesn bargcs and
iour isels Total shipmsnu this rise,
6.6a5, 900 bushels.
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Az Indian chief visiting Washington
10 named "0ld Grow" lie seems very
popular. for lots Of Congrcssmsn are
heard asking Cor him every day.
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Jru You hint 10 . Tammany man
that Mr.. nlden 10 paralysod, u you vsnt
10 see him Hrov red In the lace and ny
"--ye, quit nasging a. mel
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oRY ooops.
Few YQk.

Ssw YosE, April 27.-Dry Goods-
Business continues quiet With custom
houses aud importer and jobbing trsde
le~s sctivs. Cotton goods quisl; led
Ing makes steadily heId- Prinf4 dall,
but aesnb' prices uncnanssd- HeA1
wear. wo,lsns stili quist anil I'm.
forsisz soods In nodsrsts rseusa cd
steady.
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Ptstseursh
PIrrssuao, April Petroleum -
Active; crude armer at este st Parker's
for shipment; refined &c Tor PhilSdsl.
phia delivery.
Htheunh
1IhAhUE.


Nsw Yosx, April "a. - MoSrv--
At sos per cent, closing at Q per cent.
Prime mercantile paper otS6 per cent.
Sterling exchange. bankep' bills active
at 81 IS; demand at Ns7t.
Produce exports Tor the week, $s.is7..
900.
sILvER-At London 81 pence; bar
silver hero ll3i; subsidiary silver coin
j@l per cent. discount
lioygRNh NhRNrs--Steady
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tAiI,rismsnll
How History Recalls the Past.

How History Recalls the Past
asoms twenty H.. y-ar ago oil Eng.
land Mis- eos,utsi by he discovery
made that h,t JJhs Grahainc. the then
Posini niaster.Grbsfal. hal taken the lib
erty NJ op~ning mails addressed 10 priv.
ats citisens. u resulted in Tie removal
Ia disgraor. Tue l,sAlIs the wise deci.
sion recently p,sie br IIaA. ID. u. Key,
the Postmaster Grbrral. Who las order.
ed that letters To NJ. A. I'snphin, New
Orleans, La, vr st M 80 Bfoadsay,
New York C,ly. nlsi',o 10 The I>ouisi.
ana stat. I/,iiery CoDpaBy, b~ forward
ed without Interference, t-ins con.
xincrI ni u lei, 4 homrIiy conducted.
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DIR. Joseph Webb, brother OF Mrs.
Rutherford B. Hayes, died suddenly Of
apoplsxy, In Minneapolis ysstsrdAy.
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LIv n BTOCk.
wheeling

Wheeling
WuK1lISu. April "a.
BEkvn-fair supply. Market mc.
dun, prices ranging from |!tattc.
sheep-scarcc, selling at 800 per
100 lbs.
Hoss-In fair supply, bringing aics
4ic,
ChicAxo.
CuicAoo, April "a The Druu. Jour.
nal reports hog receipts ~ 900 head.
shipments $500 head Packers buy
freely, except light which are easier.
mixed packing ~ 20tri ~. choice
heavy u Jofat 10. light 81 25Grt5j.
Cattle -- Receipts 5000 heal; ship
menis 1900 head Market quiet and
unchanged; shipping at ~ boot 81;
Colorado, Montana aud Wyoming - %
"a 70; hall lat West not wanted butch.
ers' best steady; common grades plenty
ut 81 50tat 90, stockers and feeders 81 10
GS3 85.
sheep - Receipts 1900 head; ship.
menis $40 head Market strong and
higher, quotations are per 100 pound
clipped 81 Goa 4 10, woolcd, common 10
medium, 81 sOla,6 25 good ~ choice
81 5ots6 rs.
Fast Liberty.
E,sr LisssTr, April 27.-Csitls Re-
ceipis to-day ls7 head Of through and
3i5 head of yard stock; supply light,
with only q moderate demand. except "
the local trade, butchers tak,us more
than usual this week. Prices unehang.
ed from last weckfand nearly oil sold:
best shipping steers q O0ss5 2?: fair 10
good butchers ~ 4Ofast 10; common aud
light butchers 81 2Js3 81; still bulls
s. 1904 90; Fat cows aud stays t3 25Ds
{ 90 Sales to-day %s2 head.
Hogs-Reccipts to-day 1910 head;
Philadslphiss d soss5 o.; fofkcrs u IS
"a "a.
Sheep Receipts today Gao head;
sellino i0c lower than last week. Pros.
pects fair.
Cinoinnsp,
CIxCisSaU. April 2,--IIoy5- Dull;
common 81 S0(sI 10; light ~ ljCat 10;
packing 81 ljtst I i'utehrn' 81 tJsx,
I 90 Receipts !, 30 msj, shipments
100 head.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THs RACY GOSSIP OF YESTERDAY.
The flight Of Pennsylvania and Ohio Poll.
tcians-lOgan SICK and Blaine Frsky
Seymou''s Strength in the Old
0Omiuion-wes, Virginia
Matters
THE OLD DOMINION

Prominent virKinians Iusiattug Upon tho
Nee ssity OF seymour's Nomination.
.r....t.I d.. fla ktuI.fYr
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Fast Liberty.
Otnoinnsti.

CIxCIssaU. April g,.--IIog5- Dull;
common 81 5O'sI 10; light u l5Cat 10;
packing 81 lj.s| I l'utchrn' 81 40
: 90 Receipts ! 30 mad, shipments
200 heal.
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nnwsusss.

OIHctHSAu, April ~. - Cotton -
Steady at liic. flour Easier, iAmily
IS 0oIs,5 %; iancy - 5000 25. Wheat
-ScaIce and frmer; choice red 81 10;
amber 81 IL. CONFIRM; No. al
Ale. oats-Quiet; No. 2 mixed 35e
white &c. Rye-Quiet but steady; No.
2sl iss2c- Dsrley-Demsnd lair and
market firm; extra No. . fall y6c. Mess
Pork Quiet; held at $40 Is. Lard
Quiet bot firm at ~ 90. Bulk Meats
Firm at 81 O0ts6 25 Bacon--Firner sl
81 s7i(@6 s7i(S7 l2S. whisky-Quie,
al 81 05. Butter--Dcmsnd fair; choice
Western Reserve 20tS23c choice cen.
trail Ohso i5wisc. Lnsesd Oil-stssdy
at 60c.
Toledo.
ToLspo, April whest--s Steady
No. ! white Michigan 81 Is: amber
Michigan 81 IL; No. 2 red winter spot
81 i7i; seller April 81 l7i; seller May
81 l5i; seller June tl i2j. Corn
steady; high mired tiie; No. 2 spot
39ic; seller May and June 3sje; No. 2
white +iic; rejected 3sie; damaged 3Gje
Osts-Stesdy; No. 3spot and seller Nay
3Sc