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RUssIA's CONDITION.
A Truly Gloomy Aspeot-A Revolution
Cannot be Avoided.


LONDON, April pa correspondent
at st Petersburg says: IL would be
difiicL It to exaggerate the gravity Of the
situation in Russia st present. Never
before was the need Of steady hand at
the helm so deeply and 30 universally
felt. 1t required nothing less than the
tragedy OF the 18th OF March TO open
mems eyes TO the isct that the reform
which the revolutionists eDdeavored 10
wiring from the government by blood
shed cannot and must not he
long delayed by majority oi
the intelligent persons. In the matter
OF intelligence the womeH of Russia are
much superior 10 the men. llthey ven
ture TO formulate their desires they
could repeat the demands contained In
the last proclamation Of the famous Ex.
ecutiye Committee. Ii is surprising 10
see how much there is in common be-
tween the Russian intelligence and the
revolutionary party. The distinction
between them lies not in the end but I'D
the means. The very absence oi that
freedom which some demand and oil
desire leaves the Russian no choice but
silence or sedition. No one Who has
travelled through Russia lately can have
failed TO mark the difference OF the peas
ant OF the past and the peasant OF the
present. The peasants are awakening
from their deaih-like slumber of centu-
ries and the springtime Of national lie
is dawning. The trees still look with.
cred and dead; the winter snow still
whitens the ground, and the chilly sleet
still rustles through the branches.
but the sap is rising and
leaves blossom and will soon
epring forth. What sort OF . crop
il will he depends mainly on the deci'
sions tha. must shortly be taken. Mean.
time the Emperor lives In retirement
ut Go,scLina, and sees no one but Prince
Va,ou,aoT Doahkof People speak 10
Official circle, OF moral sbticstion and
shake their heads when they speak oi
the future. IL msy be, however. that
ere long we shall have q manifesto oil
some sort and Indications OF the policy
% he pursued. Al present Oh ere 10
none. and Russia Is without q govern.
ment.
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man, is making large shipments Of fruit

man, is making large shipments Of fruit
and ornamented trees. /.
Rev. ii. Buchanan informs us that
the Episcopalians Of New Martinsville
will soon erect O new church.
That stalwart Radical B. 7. Bowers
eraced our streets with his presence last
Tuesday.
Dan'f B. Tuttle was married to Miss
Belle B. Israel on the 18th inst, BY Rev.
Thatcher.
Col. Jim Fountain, OF the Ninety.
second w. Va. Infantry, has Q school of
trained dogs He is Al in educating
dogs for field sport.
Mr.. John Nolan. of the New Latrobe,
intends giving Q grand opening and
dance in about two weeks; all are invi-
ted. The Benwood brass band have
volunteered their services.
The bridge across Lower Grave creek
is considered unsafe. Our county COM
missioners should inquire into tho mat
ter and act promptly.
Burr McPeek has opened boot and
shoe store on b street.
Efforts are being made by some OF
our citizens TO form company for the
manufacture OF fire-clay bricks. A clay
suitable for the purpose is in abundance
in the upper ward.
Our county jail is without IN occu-
pant.
Mr.. Jones, the gentlemanly cashier
OF the Exchange Bank and J. d Ewing
OF your city, were in town yesterday on
business.
The County Commissioners meet on
the Ord o. May; and the Board OF nirec.
tors OF the Penitentiary on the 9Th OF
Nav.
We are without q news depot now.
Mr.. Jesse Harris has closed out his
stock and accepted q position - sales
man for Cincinnati firm. Success to
Jesse.
The number OF prisoners in the peni.
tentiary is only 2lS.
Newton Simms and Jennie White
were married on Thursday the 2lst.
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AFRENzIED MOTHER
Murders Her Three Children and Then
Takes Her Own Life.

GRAND ISLAND, NEE, April 90
Christian Koch, engine wiper for engine
No. SO which runs between Grand
Island and st. Paul, on returning TO
st. Paul from here this morning where
he had been at work for a couple OF days
He went direct to his home, and found
the door locked. He looked in at the
window and saw one OF his children in
bed and his wife lying with blood around
her upon the floor near the bed. He
got the sheriff and went in and found
his three children in bed and his wife
on the floor, all with throats cut and a
razor on table near by. The children
were aged four years, two years and six
months respectively. 1t is thought the
mother first murdered the chill
dren and then suidided. The
coroner's jury returned a verdict
in accordance with the above facts. No
reason was given for the rash act, and
there was no evidence of Insanity. She
left only the two words "Good-bye" to
explain,
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THE BATTLE.
cosKllSe STILL cocKoF THE WALK.
The President Calls a Halt. and Says the
Executive Business. Must be, Acted
Upon Dorsey Making Vigorous
Efforts toFree Himself from
the Star Service MIDDLE.
GENERAL GOSSIP At WASHINGTON.
THE prNp1So NoM1sAT1oss.

Two Hundred and Seventeen Appoint
ments Await ng the SenSts's Action.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-The total
number OF nominations sent to the SEN
ate by the President up to date and
awaiting action in executive session, is
2I7. There are 95 Postmasters, IA
Army officers. 8 Navy officers, IL Col
lectors of Customs, 3 Surveyors OF Gus
toms, IL Consuls, 4 Judicial officers, 8
Diplomatic officers, s Collectors OF In
ternal Revenue, 7 U. s. Marshals, 6 u.
S. District Attorneys, Is Receivers ofthe
Land Office. 5 Registersof Land Offices,
4 Indian Agents, Governor OF Ter
ritory, 9 Associate Justices,
of the Supreme Court OF the Territories,
two Assistant Appraisers, one Assistant
Treasurer of the United States, one
Naval Officer OF Customs, two Surveyors
General and seven miscellaneous These
nominations include William w. Phelps
as Minister to Austria, w. III. Robert
son as Collector Of CGstoms at New
York, W. A. NJ. Greer as Third Assist
ant Postmaster General, Mr.. Hit as As
sistant Secretary of State and MIR. Price
as Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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ALL AROUND US.
CORRESPONDENCE FROM OUR NEIGH.
BORING CITIES.
ABrief Budget from Busy BelIaire-SoIid
Old ST. CIairsviIls Sends Something
MoundsvilIe Mixes in the
Merry Movement
SPICY NOTES FROM SISTER CITIES.
BELLAIRE.

Brief Notes Of Interest firm the Glas.
City.
The Public Library will be open this
afternoon from until O'Clock.
The Mission Band OF the Presbyterian
Church will break their jugs for the ben.
eft OF the heather this afternoon.
The Delphos Dancing Club gave one
OF their fine dances at their hall, last
night.
Mr.. Kirkwood, OF the Wooster Uni
versity, was in the city yesterday.
w. E. Williams, Of Bridgeport, was In
the city yesterday.
The Bright Lights will give dance q,
Turner Hall TO night.
A child OF Val Redman. OF Gravel Hill,
died, Thursday night. 1t will be buried
to-day.
The members OF the Loan Association
will 20 to Glencoe Wednesday next for
pines. The citizens OF this city are being
fully aroused and are making big pre-.
parations. The merchants are making
very fine booths and expect to make a
good show.
Mr.. II. b. Edwards, o; Harrisburg, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. H. B. Claffen, OF GAINESVILLE.
visited the city yesterday.
There will be preaching at the Pres
byterian Church tomorrow.
Mr.. Marion Seals, of Beailsville, former
clerk of A. q. Hill, OF this city, in in the
city.
John Lebay was brought to the lock.
up yesterday, for jumping on locomo-
tive, by the company's policemen. He
was fined S. 30. He went behind the
bars and proposes to work it out on the
stone pile.
Mr.. John Zilch contemplates opening
his concerts again next week. He eN.
poets help from Pittsburgh.
The Mayor met the officers OF the B.
4 8. W. railroad at their Office yester-
day afternoon, to ask those gentlemen
once more TO fulfill their part OF the
contract made by them and the city,
wherein it Was agreed that the tracts Of
the company would be kept down to the
grade. and would be planked at all
points 80 as dot to discommode persons
wishing to cross at any point. The
company will answer the Mayor on
Tuesday, but they say that il the con-
tract is forced upon them, they will be
compelled to move their Office and depot
below the creek.
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NOUN DsVILLE.
Chit Chat from Msrshan Coun.y's Cap
ital


Chalk Moundsville one. II is not
such a sad place after all. Satisfactory
evidence has been given OF its intention
10 furnish its quota to the surveying
fund. Thanks to the exertons OF an
enterprising few. =,
One of the most interesting features oi
the act governing cases before justices oil
the Peace is the fact that you can serve
lust as many days as you please and
then draw the enormous sum OF nifty
cents-grand total-for services render
ed. But Justice at that price is cheap.
Arthur Love, the great humorist, is
expected here at an early date.
Wylie Woods, youth ol -, was seri.
ously injured by fall, while playing at
"fox horn" DR.. Dodd dressed the
The Jubilee Singers warbled to very
small, but highly respectable, audience
on Monday evening Their talent 10
mot appreciated by MoundsyilliAns. In
our Judgment the Niger singers can hoe
corn better than they can sing.
II now turns out to have been John
Campbell, instead Of Phi, who was par
Up B. Reid is favorably spoken OF as
a candidate for Superintendent oil Free
Schools.
]. Alex. Ewing declines the honor OF
CAPTAIN n. Criswell is still in wssh-
ington City, hobnoabing with Garfield.
Conkling and others. As soon as the
deadlock is broken, it is apprehended
his name will be sent to the Senate Tor
confirmation to q very important posi-
tion. and TINS Archie G. is beaieI IN
EMISSION TO Berlin"
The warden's building is beng put
in order for Superintendent Thomas ).
West.
E.o. Turner has sold bis farm near
town. and nov gives exclusive atfen-
t;on to the duties II Justice
The Independent Order OF Odd Eel
lows celebrated their SD anniversary on
Tuesday evening at their lodge room-
The affair was q most enjoyable one.
Quite . large number we're in attsnd'
snce, and there was music, speech max
ing and plenty to eat. o. X. J. ElIl'
fritz, Deputy Grand Master. Col. T.
Goodieiiow, and Rev. A. Bachanan'
were the principal orators-
HsmT Miner, the snssrpsising nsrsssy
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KILLED AT HIS PLow.
Horrible Revenge of a Disappointed
Hired Man.

ROCHESTER, April pa dispatch to
the Morning Herald says a farmer named
John Welker, living two miles northeast
of Batavia, was shot and instantly killed
by his hired man, named Charles Stock
lev.
1t seems that Stockley wanted to marry
Welker's daughter, sixteen years of age,
and the father positively refused to allow
the match. Stockley remarked that he
wonld make it hot for him, and imme-
diately went to Batavia, where he pur-
chased a revolver, with which he re.
turned and committed the crime.
Walker was blowing in field near the
house, and his daughter stood talking
over the fence to him, when Stockley
came up and fred three shots in rapid
succession, the second passing through
the brain. Slockley fled to Batavia,
where he was arrested, the daughter OF
Weiker having given the alarm to some
neighbors, who followed the murderer
with all speed.
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THE WICKED WORLD.
HOW IHeDAY WAS sPENTyesTeRDAY
Three Murderers Hanged Numerous !rag'
sdies at Various Points "A Mother
Murders her Three Children
and then Takes Her Own Life.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
DRIVEN TO DEATH.
A Girl OF Fourteen Commits Suicide un-
der an Unjust lmputstion.

A Girl OF Fourteen Commits Suicide Un-
der an Unjust lmputstion.
CHICAGO, I'LL, April 29.-Selma ID.
Di,zell, a girl OF fourteen, to-day COM
mitted suicide under peculiar circum-
stances. She had been employed as q
servant in a family where several theits
of money had occurred, and, on being
arrested, confessed to having stolen the
money and sent part OF it to her parents
in Battle Creek, Mich. The girl
was discharged, but not prosecut-
ed, and her next step was to
take dose of arsenic. A physician was
called in to save the life OF the child,
but to no avail. She fingered In fearful
agony till 4 o'clock this morning, when
she died from the effects OF the terrible
dose she had taken. Before death she
reversed her statement with regard TO
the stealing Of the money, and asserted
to the last that she was innocent OF the
crime, and that her first confession was
made under the fear OF being prosecuted.
Her parents have telegraPhed TO the
effect that they never received any
money from their daughter.
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LIVE STOCK.
IIloAn.

Cuc.oo. April ?o-Ths Drown
JournH bureau reports. Iogs-Re'
ceipts IL 900 head; shipments $500 head:
Demand fair and market firm: packing
o. 75G6 10; choice heavy packers and
shippers 81 20GaG ~; light s. 90ta8 20.
The market averaged q shade higher
and closed rather quiet.
Cattle-Receipts G,O00 head; ship.
ments 4, 500 head; demand moderate aud
l0c lower; common 10 fair shipping
81 75G,5 Is: good to choice 81 l0ts,5 90.
exports s. 1896 10; corn fed Texans
81 1904 50; bu,cbers steady at ~ j0ts,
4 -; stockers and feeders firm nj - $50
a 80.
sheep-Receips 200 headj ship.
menis ] 900 head; good demand: CON.
mon 10 mpdium 81 jDCaJ 20. good to
choice s. 1OCs,6 90; shorn a. 0Ots)A ID.
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sT. CLAIRsvILLE.
A Brief Budget Of News From Belmont
County's Capital.

County's Capital.
Our town is quite dull since court has
adjourned. and the good weather is
keeping farmers at home to attend to
their spring work.
Sheriff Hilles has discharged Albert
Ellis from the position OF Deputy and
Jailor because OF his carelessness in
permitting the recent escape OF prison
ers from the county Jail.
Two of our st. Clairsville boys, Eddie
Umstead and Lafe Hatcher, competed
for the West Point Cadetship in the
examination at Bellaire last Tuesday.
Mr.. A. p. Blair has sold his residence
in the west end to Mrs. Cowen for 5000.
Senator Hollingsworth, of this district,
will decline a reelection to the State
Senate. There will be lively scramble
for the place, inasmuch as the county
seat question will enter very largely in
to the election OF Senator and Repre-.
sentative in this county.
The Presbytery Of 81. Clairsville held
its annual meeting this week at Noting.
ham Church, in Harrison county.
A number of our Presbyterian ladies
are attending the meeting oil the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society in
Wheeling. Amsng them are Mrs. Rev.
Alexander, Mrs. Geo. Jepson, Miss
Hannah Jepson. Mrs. +. Kenna, Mrs. l..
II. Patterson, Miss Tate, Mrs. Fruit,
Mrs. James Osborne and Mrs Balph..
Daniel Lee, of Flushing township,
was brought to the county Jail here a
few DAYS ago and locked up on the
charge Of bigamy.
Treasurer Eaton ia absent at Cincin-
matt and lronton. His deputy, Mr; f..
L. Feeley, has charge OF the office. Mr.
Feeley will probably be a candidate for
Treasurer next fall. :.
Track laying on the new railroad Is
progressing rapidly, and in lew weeks
We will be placed in close connection
with Bridgeport and Wheeling
Rev. Robert Alexander, OF this place,
will preach next Sunday at the Rock
Hill Presbyterian Church, near Bellaire.
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rHENEws
nav in Pithy Paragraphs
Of tuC - ,,.r,aatic.

VI DomcsAN' -.
rolling mill is to be erected a'
S,O,tdale, Pa ,,.,,hss been sued for
II The q ptst cspt. Butisr"Or'h' cA'si 0' f0'
lice. Ds ismping caused the
hIAh ~ Alice Brown, = o's"'
Nonn' ,S u al General zoe Lane leaves
The deasn =, .;ring Generals OF the Mex
only INo 1;,persl Harvey, aged 81, anu S
ieAn ana Va Robert Patterson, o' u'iA"'
G,Herat si, now ri in bis sOth year.
Phla' nv ,,,, of the Milwaukee Ersnihg
The eS',S, Vas arrested and locked up
bsv..., s,,-'n. NJ for criminal libel n sworn
on ~,'Ia%, I,ay,r named Matthew tineh.
Or! oy .''ssei a. on bail within hall an
hour c.a.rbr;er Conn
Inc - baiId narrow guage from
Pany y ,,;,,ors ~ and Ohio at Grafton 10
the b4..,Sy ..,;cn on the Chesapeake ana
SSIo 'UD, n iireenbrier. The eSP''Ai S'O'A %
slCOOOOO ,.,,.sn, st law
L. l,y''' Mass nut her slght was h1' S
,,,, rensS, enough to discern the approach
s;fons SsHsbapd while another man was
q Si..;ng -, ber, ora tight might have oeen
.pess,er, Ohio, wealthy farmer
~ AZ Joseph Dresbach has been IN
Rai..SS El,.J ioT numbering his wife seven
,l.l,s ll,,su .so - As the time it was thought
ySS wa, 2s5 Of heart disease, but suspicious
sac :..,,",.,.oces c.og followed up since nave
...1J .s.ni.rj in an action by the grand Jury
Ms Ir,. aged -. died at Shenandoah
. isT days agO, very poor, YET she had
80 : :, ,,sndest funeral ever seen In the re-
'.:on - n turns out that the deceased
80 80 insured Tor $780, ,OJ0, that the cas-
We, Wa xss donated by policy holders, that
'bs ~. bssu,iial i0ral decorations had been
', ~. .risseJ G,1 by policy holders, and that
~. ~. r,onrners we're policy holders.
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SPRING oYEnlHo.

The Usu,i TrouSle With tbs Aed len
Tnreatsnipg
CnEYzxSK, April 29.-Aspecisl 10 the
L>oder from RaxIins, Wy, says: Colo
row. a Ute cbie!, and seventy.hye
lodges Of Utes are camped within thrse
n,,lps OF the post on the wbits iysr
Colorov told Col. Moore, commanding
the troops Of the Sixth infantry. to leave
With ali his troops within hse days
The action o. the Indians Indicate trou'
be. Colorov 10 next in authority 70
Jack in the band of the White rssi
Utea.
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A Gloss Shave

NV HS~ PaILADELPHIA, D, April 90
h "nlle Andrew Jackson, colored bar.
yer yer OF TINS place, was handling a revol-
bsn5 sr ias. y evening, It slipped from his
Ang !, NJ anu Tell TO the floor, discharging
II y, ihe ball passed through the lapel
~, :. uls coat, followed the skin up TO the
gu; sue OF hls face and grszed his ear, leay-
i1s +. .in marx IN its trail as white as chalk.
.aoN = wiz Oe some DAYS before that barber
recoyers from that friylt
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PROBABLY GONE UNDER.
Four Men Supposed to Have Been
Drowned.

DETROIT, April @-On wednesday,
G. III. Shook, ID. w. Decker, Morris Ak
tell and Charles Wood, OF Mt. Clemens,
this State, went to Lake st. CLARION on
fishing excursion. The lake was full
of floating ice, making navigation by
boat dangerous. They were last seen
in the afternoon from one OF the islands.
When the squall struck them they
seemed to disappear. Two tugs were
searching for them all day yesterday,
but without avail, and it is feared that
they have perished. They were all
prominent business men OF Mt. Clemens.
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THE woaLp's PAIR DEAD.
no More Subscriptions obis'nsd, snd th'
Show Evidently Doomed


Nsw YoKK, April 20. .-Evidently the
Worlds Fair project tor 1883 is dead.
Col. Ascbe, the secretary OF the eommis-
sion, said thst there were no new Sub.
scriptions and that there would be no
mertiny, except an executive session.
To Q reporter he added: "rbere is come
ssiisfsciion in knowing that &c are not
nos regarded with suspicion ~ going
into this thing 10 make money out of u.
see enough encouragement to warrant
the Withholding Of . report for the
present. do not wish IN prevent your
writing the Obituary OF the affair n
you choose. Neither do I wish 10 sp.
pear a bolstering up . falling ca,e. yon
koos when the aged relative 10 near
death that 10 the time for reviving oil ten.
der memories and recalling ell the vir.
tues Of the patient would like 10 be
able to tell you why think the r.Por
ought 10 be deferred, bat i cannot d.
50" Mr.. r. l. Tslcott, prime mover.
asid that he bsd attended the last mee:.
ing and that be hal washed bis hands
of the Worlds Fair for 1888.
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Thru Nan llurdaesd

CAIros, GALA, April 2o.-At Sitting
Springs, lnyo county, shoss four days
90, tbfee men, teo whites and one
Chimes, were nusdsssd While aslesp 10
Q esbia by unknovn parties. No par.
tieuiass hsvs bses recsived. he mus.
dessrs ere sapPessd 70 b Ch nsss a. In.
dians.
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WOOL.
Boston.

Bosrox. April o. wool-Quiet
Ohio and Pennsylvania ISAAC; Wis.
consin and Michigan 37ts3ec; mediua
and No. feeces 40(9+Gc; pulled 30Cs
4sc; uHwashed woods firm at 2ICa2sc
do good medium sSfs32c
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What O Farce

II married life when one or both are
tormented with dyspepsia, changing
naturally good dispositions into. abso-
lately fiendish ones, and making what
might be q happy home into . psnde-
uonium. All this can. be ayerted BY
using Burdock Blood BittersL Price
81 90; trial size 10 cents. Laughiin Bros.
& o., Agents, Wheeling.
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a va,.ee Wiped ous by YIspss.

Ca,cAoo, April n.-The Esrniny
Joa~or, special this morning. ssys: The
whole b1sipess part Of the village Of
Mount Morris, Mich. wss burned; Ios
yevy large. The town vD almost
viped out The house Of yss. Peasson
near Charlotte, Mich, vas burned last
evening. The family slept tili the roof
cen In. NrA Psarson and child sru
probably fatsIly burned.
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THREE MURDERERs
Stretched Hemp Yesterday at Different
Places

CHARLOTTE, n. c., April 20 Marshal
Baxter was hanged to-day for the muir.
der OF Bob Henegan, last January.
BALTIMORE, April 29.--John Gothard,
alias Sandy Smith, colored, convicted OF
the murder of James Woods on the
second of December last, was hanged at
Towsontown, this State, this morning.
wIYsoR, VT, April 29.-Royal S.
Carr who was convicted OF numbering
w. w. Murcommerick on December,
was hanged to day.
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t,i,a. MAsf lose their beauty from the hair
n AZ iAdlng. Parker's Hair Balsam
Seppues necessary nourishment, pre-.
ssns .ns sislling and grayness, and Is an ele-
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PRODUCE.
Cnicago.

CRICAeo, April - --Flour-Quiet and
weak but easier; spring wheat - 0OtS
5 -: fine new IS 50; winter wheat
81 5OCd6 90; low grades 81 50(G3 30.
Wheat-Activr, lower and unsettled:
No. red winter 81 0iG6i OF; No. =
Chicago spring 81 00itSl 90. cash:
81 %. seller May; 81 Oh seller June
and Jaly; No. 3 a0a9Slc; rejected 7Sa
GSCc Corn--Steady and in fair demand
at 42!c cash; 42lc seller May; 42lc sci.
Ter June; rejected 3sic. Oats Quiet
and weak nj 35ic cash; 35ic seller May
and seller June; 3isc seller July. Rye
Strong and higher at 81 II. Barley
Dull and lower at 81 o.. Flax Seed-At
81 ID. Pork-Quiet and steady at $i7 10
cash aud seller May; Sl7 42l seller June:
Sl7 52! seller July. Lard-In fair de-
mand but at lower rates at ell GOA
II ~ cash and seller May; $ll 27i seller
JuAe; $ll 3j seller July; $ll 10 seller
August. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un.
changed. Whiskey- Steady and un-
changed at 81 Os.
Baltimore.
BALrImoRr, April 29-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Westerii lower, closing steady;
| No. . western winter red, spot and sel-
Ter April 81 2l(9l 2lt: seller May 81 20,
| al 20s; seller juno 81 l9t(Sl l0i; seller
July 81 I5l(al l5!; seller August 81 l2l
al l2j. Corn-Western quiet and
steady; mixed spot and sellef April b5i
@55ic; seller May 55td55lc; seller June
| 54!95i}c; steamer 53!c. Oats-steady:
western white 46(d47c; do mixed 4G q
lgc Rva-Staadv M xI IhLAI lS Hsv
Quiet. Provisions-stesdy. Mess
Pork-Od SIS 90; new $40 10. Bulk
| Meats--Packed GiG0ic. Bacon-Shoul-
ders 7ic; clear rib sides lOlc; hams
llGl2c. Lard-Refned I2tc. Butter
Quiet; prime to choice western packed
l3S920c; roll l569lSc. Eggs-Dull and
10 ssiiat I4c. Petroleum. Refined No.
CotTee-Dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary To
fair, l0iG1ll3c. Sugar Firm; A soft
9.c. Whisky-Quict at 81 10.