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COngress-Speciai Ses-
sion of the Senate.

WASHINGTON, April /, 1881.
The Vice President laid before the SEN
ate a message from the President, transmit
ting, IN res 9Onse TO a resolution OF the SEN
ate OF the 18th ultimo, report OF the Stcre-
tarv Of State, with accompanying papers III
relation TO the capitulallon Of the Ottoman
Empire. Ordered 10 be printed.
The pending business, being the rcsolu'
ton for the election OF Senate officers, was
then taken up, and the motion 10 20 into
executive session, made by Mr.. Pendleton,
was, as usual, voted down-yeas, 30; nays,
80.
Mr.. Vance addressed the Senate on the
subject OF the State debt OF North Caro-
lima. DENYING that the debt had ever been
renlldiated, and asserting that one Of the
jrst acts passed by the Legislature Of that
state after the war had been one providing
Cor tbe uqyment OF its indebtedness. Under
force Of the reconstruction acts, for the first
,,me IN The history Of North Carolina, she
had found herself compelled to repudlate
any OF her Obligations, and that she had 10
do % at the diclation OF the loyal. non're-
pndiating, honest. and vir'uOuS RepuOucah
Marty OF the North. II was not Inc
Voluntary action Of the people OF
North Carolina. He then proceeded 10
crl'jcise and ridiculc the acts OF the RepuD.
lican Legislature during the years 1868 ana
1869. inslanciDg fact, among others, that
that Legislature had purchased elght tuou-
sand acres OF land for the site OF a penlten-
,iary. II bad authorized the issue OF twenty
Two million dollars OF bonds for the purpose
Of constructing railroads. not one OF when
mad been built, and had thea passed an act
repudjating every dollar of the debt which
II mad contracted. From the day that the
cItjzens OF North Carolina bad recovered
control OF the State, instead OF irving TO
pay the debt created by the carpet-baggers
and placed upon them In iraudulent
manner. they bad resolutely turned their
backs upon 1t. They never would Try
to pay il. 1t was fraudulent, vicious
not debt in any sense OF the woro.
The Republican side, he said, coming
down TO the question OF the election OF ON
GERS. had inquired why the Democrats
would not vote for Riddleberger. Inat
was shifting the issue. The question was,
How could gentlemen on The other sue
support bimY He was rebel, an unrepent.
ant rebel; Democrat, an unrepeu.an.
Democrat Readjuster, an unrePentans
Readjuster. How could they forgive niin
What was the object for their supporting
blmy He (Mr. vance, objected 10 VOTING
for any man who called himself Democrat
who had q surname before the word Uen''
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YASSroS, ID. T., April THE ice-gorge
broke to-day and The water is,Bow falling.
Lower Yank'on has been submerged since
Monday, and the lower floors OF about two
hnDdfed dwellings have been under water
Intelligence from the submerged farming
districts was received Inst night The res
cuing parties have fonDd and landed
In places OF safety about two hum
dred'persons. who must have persisted with
c1ld and hunger bad they not been reached.
The work still goes on. and hopes are en-
tertaiued that nearly all the lee and water.
bound sufferers will be saved The weather
remains cold ana the situation grows seri-
ous. The daily fuel supply has been re-
duced 10 the MINIMUM. and many kinds Of
provisions are rnnnug short. The fre-het
has swept away thousands OF cordsof wood,
and to-day not single cord is for sale IN
this market
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si5c sS sol TT four s :ins: ssssss '
CoHss. RO--fominon. l0a11c.. fair. "
&c; good 70 prime, lf0I5 :; Lsguayrs- IA
Cdndiss: Aiamanrine candIes. l2seel3c. zee
i5e9)5@c. y ~: half-toxs. l3c.: tsllow. l4c.
Cae4ss Prime cutting. l3fGal4fc.: northerl
AID western prime cutting. I2Nl2tc.: commor
s6 ior.; English dairy lsa20c.; Pineapple. Zoe
fTsh: H1rrrIes-sor,s CsrolIns groas. $500
Eastern, .s3:5Oas4. MacSere', No. ! Ray, half
llscKsrei, s5.t99s6: No. I, III hts. tI.t0: Nc
Lard: priir. n.rre,- ara ,'e-cAs. IIkc., - hali
barrels. l1lf0 l2r. /: tubs, ss@l0c for New York
iO1@04c. Tor CHOICE Baltimore.
lnotosSss. common sy1Gv--hogsheacf. 20
tierces. 24c. barrels, 25e.: genuine gol.en svrul
9hDiJc. y gallon: New Orleans urine. 0Od6oe.
oaH: Liverpool, from store. &I.40 erouD'
Aom. from store. s0c y sack.
hUgGr: Crushed. 10il,.: powered. 1919: ~.
'atcd. lOc. : A. 90 94c. y exc; eAtlA Ssd
oSc; yeaow. TIC 10. CIT ioa,. AOk'.
5o~n Common. OD7,.. c,st u@anine 7,se',
'oilet' i0oIOc.: ara fancy prices: ccnatr,. 9e'et
nowde, 3Jc. s..
Hides. Leather. &c.
HfdsS; WEI .~ited. stasc. dry ssLted. I2Ml5c.
dry 1inr. i4N &C.; green. $3.50.
1sGsh.r Rough leather, 2S@3Oc.; finished bar
ness leather, 34m 4Oc. u. flushed uDOcT 3Oa 41c
tnishea kips 50G7Jc: nemock soles. 20G26c-
iron. steel. Nails. &c.
J-9n american renDeo. OI6 Dcr'',.ior bar
25.lSG2 6-lOc. = y. for standard sizes; Engiish
and American shac.. 81. Sac Swedes. n@mmsre.
0d ~ l0Cn. ~ SIC.
HGits. Nld Dvnuluu. 1910 for standard size
for Ib0 kegs.
olouyn- Cas.f-gs: Wholesale, sc. (: re.ai. A.,
. 10.
RoDe: Manila. best, 2Hc. jnte. ejsaso.
Liquors. N7nes, A..
Ale: ScOtcn, bes, brands. pints s20sSZ.2o
dozen. gold
Brandies: Domestic. sl.25@s2: fruit. sl.le4
slA0; apple. nsw. sl.75@)fz; old, e2.Z5&fs
Virginia peach. Zot2.50.
Rye WhtskeUJ; Medium, 9l.50@s2: pure Old, o
gt4 virginia mountain, new, 81 73Hsz, 10
f2iGS3 ans upwards.
Gin. Domestic. ~ .25MS2: Imported, 90 a CO
Heic E1e0LGnI Fun: sl.50Msl 80.
RectCied WhisEsVs: sh20@s125.
I.umner. saves. Ne.
Lumber. Whte OAK, sl3mSls a l,0p0
w~-.>in Virginia pop.er. Tl4mtZ5 1000
white or fl4rSG2.J0 . 1000: yellow pius
9Oaycs. 80, market stiff; Dry clear. sl2 Ali
and ia demand; DIST s9Nr j. aecorun2
engths. NlinkieS. Pine. Sl.750S2.jO; cypres-
5iX-lnch. t6ett 3 1000. Latis-Spnt, 81 save"
St6Ues: Whskey.harre timber, sreen. al Sds25a
1000. seasoned. t2oMaI5 % LOCO. siJur-Uan
timber 14Gi7 Is l,U0U. FiouT-hsrIs' coles &A@
t6 hogshead-hoous. zoe. bundle.
Powde, shot. sc.
t'sss Tow naming. 800 10 " 100 ns
Pointer. 80 NY IN. five ntRs--cs tnsJ. p
yegs, S6f O; blasting. t3.15Gi3.50.
bnOt: Northern, ~ a 'r,g 49, - ne.
T>!ncStonee. laGlkc. - y.
Seed.
O9rer t5.25@i5.5O.
Orchard Grass: $l.75As2.
TSDothy: $3.50 $3.50.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,reRArn To THE pispAFCH'

~ MATTERS; THE STRUGGLE
FAS 1,,r ,rxArE; CONTINUATION OF THE
N lho. ~ raF SOUTHERN DERTs; AN
ptB |,roorRtATgONs FOR tbs Gov
NUAt -. FIRES IN VARIOUS rLACEs-A
fENN.osp coNFFSsEs HIS CRlME-FRo'
y Vt. 10 prAru IN rnE sNow-A MIS-.
7tN lr,ox CASE N TENAS-A WOMAN
co.'s, m NORTHUMBERLAND
EoNS'',c.rvrvNSION-TH WESTERN ICE
,t 'ssS< AID s-FoHMAL An
ooNV' vrNT OF a ROYAL MARRIAGE
N"'N - vALL OF THE ITALIAN MIN
rEV''. ,p>TuNE INTRODUCES tn
,r,.a lANo HhI-IHf CHIC EARTH
Xxx. g.. -----
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, April 7, 1881.
Couufry Pronuce.

ADples Grccn-From 81 to SO Pc barrel.
bsest0o j. ZOm2lc. y D.
B,,tter: .'rimr 10 choice Yellow, 25@30c.. .sir to
o err. &sa9: 55a6Oc. = bushel for country G5c
Dr,sa Frnft. Apples. &C.. blackbcrries. &c..
cherries. 126l4c.; rdspberries' 2Vc. peaches
P1 DreSslG 'Pomitry-Turkeys. lac: ducks. 10
a l3c.; chickens aud geese lO9 lZc'i i've Sn'oA-
ems, d3oc
EgqS: Ia. .- .
Fathers: Prime nve-coo5e' ioa45c.: common
25c. ,.,
H.g; Virginia timothy sl.15@ :l.2O; clover
nike. 81 .O5; clover. jc.dsI.Oj.
O1ts: laled. SlGTl 10.
Pof , irsh-Early Rose, ~ Is asa; Peer
less, s25o@'2.75 2, ,9 ni, az Am serec, free
Roots: Ginseng, Sl.lOGsl.3v 8 d. Senec" ree
VI L ,Gri Coahtry. 1O@llc.
RE: sO@ e2c. p ousne..
6umGc: Prime. 75c.
SuckS 75Gs5c
BsLsd StrdlD: j0C.
T+T0tS: 5m5sc. = n.
Wooi: Washec. 35c.; unwasnec, 2jc. BURY
WOOL win bring ircm 70 Sc. = 10 less 'nan
above rates
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Pose dale; sl.4O@.l.5o p BARREL
T,Tr.s Piyef. 81. 3OGSl.Au.
al" Li@s: Agricultural sGloc. ? busne; RoeSand
slI5aFI.20. according u GlantitY' JOINER
n, snlngl, sl25; Glenn's FAR. 81. 40. o,,.,re,
PLASTER: Lump. ~ IS; ground, - caicihe'
nlrster. s1.6OmSl75.
Tar. Large size. $3.50.
DRY GoodI.
Prints; NerrimacS. 61c.: Merrim&ck shifting,
&C.; Richmond. &c; SCUM bridge; o5c'. racine
7c; Sprague, 6ic.: sprague shiruhg, &c
Dnnnel's, 6Hc.; Auen's. &c; Manc9e,olrr, g.. ;
Wtsniurton. g.; Ma lsry PINK. 7c; Mallory FUR
Die, 7c.: simpson Mourning, &C.; simpson Grey
5c.; Simpson Black, Csc; Harmony oSzc.; ASH
''' Eroiea cations: Manchester y A., 5.c.; Mar
c1,.st.r A A. A., &c; ROfkDr 2 IA X.
r. exc: James River ! .. o., 5%e. James RIVER
Drugs. Dyesruns. oils, he.
z zis@s5, $40 a gallon.
Concentrated Lgs: sS.25SsA case OF ioa
dozen.
Coc6,neai: 90c. = n.
Rrtract NJ LOgDGOd: iIc.
Indigo: Sldtl.lO.
N1ddsr: l5c-
0tts: Linseed. 65c.: mAcnlne. tleesl.7o: sDerIn
cod oii 5OM6Oc.: lard. Soc: sweet. 20 = doZen
heat salad as. 50 castor, 81 IS gallon: VlIxnls
mbricatlng, 6OG5U,.; geroSehe, u, cash. y bAi-
Ion.
Roots: Ginseng, 9oc.; sezeca, without sop, $50
Soda: SAL. lk@2c., In kegs; English soda &C..
| American, skate.
| Spirits TNrDsntfns: boc.
Foreign fruits and Csnds.
| Oanfy. l2sal3c. y N.
| Ismo1,s. Messina. s4.25ds5 y box.
| Oranges sweet f4Geso D box
| groceries. &c.
sacou. C,ear rn-s.dss. 94@9sc.; ribbed. DC.
| shoulders. 6k 6Ac.; Virginia shoulders. I0'fc.
/ Virginia nOs-ronnd, 9d9Hc- virginia mans. ,args
llk;. small l2tc. sasar-rurea, i2c. plnr IA.
ssc': bnlK shoulders, 6@6se. stock liant; ..
.a ss't SscD., si .T'e ''' ''''''
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tIe Confessed the Murder.

CINCINNATI, o., April 7.-Seyeral days
ago the dead body OF John Barenberg, a
wealthy bachelor farmer near Greenfield,
o., was found trampled beneath the feet OF
a horse in his stable. Yesterday David Ross
was arrested on suspicion, and laIe last
night he confessed that he had committed
the murder and had robbed the house Of
about 500. lie had formerly kept house
for Barenberg, and claimed that fully $40
were due him and were Withheld by Barren
berg, and that be had gone there for SET
tlement, when Barenberg made move
ment to assault him. He struck deceased on
the head with a small club, and he fell. Ross
has q bad record.
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MiscegennfiOn in Texas.

GALVESTON, April THE NeUS'S Rich
mond special says: "a negro named Lewis
Townsend and Il white glrl about thirteen
or fourteen years old were brought up from
Walkers Station last night, where they were
living as man and wife. The girl is OF good
appearance, but very ignorant, and OF poor
parentagp. Her name is Emma Batkln.
Her father, brother, and uncle came down
from Columbus to-day. Her father REFUSES
TO see her. The girl claims that she was at
a well, when the negro cane up and COM
pelled her 10 90 with him, threatening to
Kill her if she refused. Lynching is talked
of ~
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Action OF the Pennsylvania senate.

HARRISBURG, Pa April THE Republic
can caucus resolution endorsing the cOnrse
OF the Republicans in The United States
Senate was passed in the state Seaate TO-DAY
by Il. party vote. Senator Gordon Demo
craft moved to amend bV n'erting a pro-
viso that the resolution Should not be con-
strued to endorse the bargain made with
Msbone. but il was defeated amer consider
ublc dqhgte
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
APRIL 1.-THE following are the quotations:
DAKR TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

. APNIL I.-IHe IUIIUWIT2 arc FHe UUVldlIUH5'
DAHR TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LuQs.-t Ommon 10 good. S4dS6.
LeGf.-t ommOn, S5Mi6; medium, S6.50GS7;
good, ssasy; fine, sl0@sll; extra hne, sl2@
Sl4.
DARK ACCo-MANUFACTURING.
Lug FiHerS.-COmmon, S3.50@si; medium,
81 .j0dS5: good, sj.50ms6.
Lsnf FfiierS.-COmmon, s5M&5 so; medium,
s6mS $500; good, $40 So; bne, s9nsl0.
WrdDpfrs.-C OmmOn, s7.j0d $500: medium,
Ss.5O@s9 good S9.5oMtl0; line, Sl0@sll 4;
extra sun-cured. t12@Sl5.
BRIGHT CO-MANUFACrURISG.
Snokers-CommOn, sSmSl0; medium, tl0@
tI2; good, Sl2aSl line. sl6@SyO.
Fiiiers.-Common, s6dSs: medium, s7@s9
good, Sled:l2; fine, nominal.
IVrODDerS.-C OmmOn, sl0dfl5 mcdrln, ~ Jd
$40: good. S2O&S3O, tine, S40elij0: fancy, S6(
Gs75.
JVsuDDerS, Nsh0gGng.-COmmOn 2l2Mtl5
medium. : 80 IN $50: good S22Gi2J; line, $500
klO. extra. kf5MSJO.
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Ey icipgrnpn.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. April 7.-Coton firm: sales. i72
bllcs uaauds, 10 3-l6c.: Oriean-, II Lice;
consolidated net receipts, 10 ESQ bales; exports
b,l,.: To IN. Continent. g,7Is bales H. channel,
| 30 bales. Son bern Holr sirady: common 10
r fN< *7S%fS4 T%'I b 10 s99 ,Sor sA, mn
grad Il rtd. SllSHSl 20. corn s1ade lowtr. with
very moderate irade; unVrah"d. 30 Do91c. oats
bdIr. lower and duh: NJ. =. 474d41'8c. Hops
steady amt quiet Coffee quiet ,ud unchanged. sugar
dun AMI unchanged. Moasses s'eaGy. with mode
rate inquiry. in fair dcmsud and sicadv. Resin
unchiug.d. Turpenline dull ami easier At 42G9
42ir Wool dull and depressed; domestic fleece,
32m ace: pned. 2O@4oc unwashrd l4m32c.;
X1s laos r"r i IN liter sp ena,iye trade
about 7'jc. higher aud more active closing strong
at 5000. rrelghts quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April Flour steIdy aud 1rm.
VIII a'->outntm steady and hrm: western lower
and quiet: southern red. Sl.lSm&i.z3: amber,
sl2jaSl.3O; No. 2 western winter red spot,
April. and MAY, : l.20h@ sl;2l; june :iIo@
2oH; July. sl.l6t@ sl'i o. August, si; .,;h
8 eady southern white. j6ize yellow, 5Gc. oats
s'easy: W. stern white. 46d47c mxed, Az 4oc;;
Peunsy lvanil, Acc. Provisions quiet and unclat 90
Coffee ste1dy; kio cargOes, Ordinary To- fiir. losG
12Ic. sugar firm; A" SOFT, 9isc. Whisky duh
sl09l. Frelghts unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April Flour sirong family.
"A Ods o. 20; fancy. 50 AOGt62O Wheat strong;
| No. 2 red winter, Clip. Corn brmcr at 47Hc.
Oats strong and CHER al 39c. PORK hrmer; held
al I'D q ~ ~ 800 ,i ~ .'rnneer. shn,,lders
A.: rtb, 7S5. Bacon trmer: shoulders. 1918;
rb, 50 90; clear - ~. WnsheI ln ,a'r u' h
but lover al Va, SuRar gnIf' an" nni ,
9tmlOac Ne" o,t Ans, o;.e o., c; n"t, 10y
common "a 3gds o;3u IRni' f1, ~ ~ ~ paoA
Ing o.30@SJ So Oh c0er''so 'V"so'-o'
IOITIsVILLE
- -, -. , =. ,.. .ozA
L0uISElLLE' apr ~, rA',, rroWx
slttly anu ilI'h AZ rioo' 81 , ", a. siG pr
u, l,,r strnnu and bigh.r sbonders s5I2x: rib,
s7gOMSs; clear. - 30. Bacon active and = share
higher: shoulders. S5S7i5: rio. - 75MSS.s5:
clear 1912. sugar cured hams fsiTly acllyeand
shade higher At IL ml0ac. WhlsSeS lower.
cr rnI,ts
-. HV''N' 49,,
ST. LOUIS. April 7-t!our unchanger' Mh,ht
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NEW YORK, April Tine P0SfS huanclal arll-
Gle SAYS: TIE >tock Exchange Iuafrets. while duil,
are sirotg. United Siaes bonds are unchanged IN
price. Inc speculation in southern Sta.e bonds A.
ready begins 10 wane, 50 tar - the S0ume 81 dtal-
lngs them Is concerned prices. however are gene
rally higher. In he stork market ihe sptclii iea-
lures have advanced as follows: milwaukee Like
In%re ana WSierG o rom 10 t' Red
Ing to 6jH from ga. The remainder oil the ut
has advanced Ada with the exception OF AMER
can District Telegraph aud Pacific Mall. each
of when Is lower. Foreign exchange is very hlm'
although the business IS small The posted rates lof
prime bankers stCIliug are 4Sl4 and 4e4. me
actual rates are 4sOa@48l4 ana 4s2A@ 1897.
cables are 4s34@4S31,. Prime commercial eis
are 479ad479l1. Banker, report lhey are bld An
advance on present Iscs for deliveries next week
In the money market 5@6 per CEN: Is The quota
lion for call loans on st0ck aud 4dJ per ceut. ON
United States bonds. Time loans and prime mer-
camille paper are unchanged.
the following quo allons were current to-day al
2:30 L. NJ:
" esrern Union, lljs: New York Central. 146.
Lake Shore, 1917; Michigan Central. llZA; New
York, Lake Erie and Western. Is bid New York
Lake Erie and Western second, 1923 Delaware
Lackawanna ana Western, 12la; New Jersey CEN
trail, lOlL: Delaware ard Hudson, II "a; Reading
654; Northwestern, l24; 1T. Paul, ll3%; NaDaSl
ana Pacific, AN; Wabash and Pacific preferred
9OH; Union Pacific l20s; VI, X. aud T., 46A;
Hannibal and =. Joseph. 5sa Hannibal aLd
Iron Mountain. 65ls: Ohio and Mississippi, "A
| Pacific Mail. "a: G., C.. and !. g.. 24ls: Northern
Pacific common, 44s Northern PAclhc preferred
1874; san Francisco preferred. SO; san francisco
6rsI preferred, 96a Central Pacihc, S7sd SS: Rock
Island. 1879; Chesapeake aud ONO, 25a; Louis
Vile and Nashville. Oh; NashSil md Chattanooga
7s; Ontario and Western, 96; Manhattan Elevated
3si,: Illinois Central, 1879; Canadian southern
81 /; Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy, I6iS; Dem
yer and Rio Grande, 1863: ~. Paul ans omaha
42k; ST. Paul and omaha preferred. 997s' chicago
~. Louis aud New Orleans, 1914; Col. Coal, Ola
Ohio Central 36's; Texas Pacific, 56936:.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 7.-Vrginia s. old 80
deferred, 2lA; cousols, So; second Seiles, 32.'
plst-due c"npOrs. 90 new lO'4Os, Ola, lO'4V .
coupon, 9j.. Bid to-day.
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slow aud no,niusl. Quotations sre Am<rcsu ~,
No. ] a. 424.5feSzj,sO; No. =, 4x2Hoxys90,
,nd frse at t2GMs21.5O; Scotch big It 1850
uonness: s236t23.50 for Garfscheirie. aud e22
tor Egjinton: t23.50@s24 for No. shots. Eng.
hsh si.el rails are quoted at f60Mt62.5O, and
vi so for at" and S2y for Il. b. Wrought
scrap at 500 tx sbip.--journaf ~ Commerce.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFAC1URED TOBACCO
MARKET.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.

VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
virginia bright extra and fine pounds, 700 soc. {;
Virginia line and extra liz. 70MSuc; virginia I'm,
6-urh and l2-nch twist. iSG DE: Virginia me
diam t-lnch and l2.nch twist. fj,O4S virginia
medium IQs and l6's. 46d4Sc.; Virginia medium
l2-'nch pounds. 4j@5sc.; Virginia common II.
inch pounds. sa42c.NiTgnla good bright Il -incn.
33c.: virginia mahogany and bright navy, 81 and
4 = I4M4sc.: Virginia black navy, IS aud A.,
i0MiJc.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia line smoking. sl.2OGsl25; Virginia
assorted. 4JG 6Oc.: NOrlh Carolina and others, 40
M60c.
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright S., al j4c. ine bright g., IS. ana
fbs. 46m47c.: mahogany 1907. Ms. i14i6c.:
mahogany double, thick IS. 45M47c.: mahogany
single thick -, 45Q47c.: &C. and Toe. plugs ana
fancy styles 1 ia Soc: bright 1907. Ms. f6d47c;
bright double thick SIS. 46@4Sc.: bright single
thick s.. 46d4sc.: bright &C. and l0c plu2s aud
fancy styles. 4SMj2c.: plain WRAPPER b. -. ana
I6-oZ. iUc.: PLAN. small work. i2c.; second grades
rs, R's, ana as 4O@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Second grades, rs. -. and -. 4Oaf&c mixed
Mug smoking 3Ic.: stem smoking, in paper. 2sc.,
cuI and dry smoking, 22@30c.; bright amt granu-
lated - a's, and IS. 27t Soc; bright and granu
nfed In bag. 29N75c.; pipe smoking IN paiVr' -
63Oc.-- COurier-JourndL
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nrIsxILIE LEAF.TORACCO Market.

APRIL 5-The Ninth street House sold 2S hogs
n ads: 7 hog heads owen county leaf at $40 so,
$3.50. sl7.75, sl6.7j, So 80 SO. and 81 20 ;
10 hogshrads owen county ngs aud trash az $40
i3 95, ana $40: , hogsb"ads Henry county leaf
and lugs at Sl5.75, SAID. 81. ~, and .4.s3; 2
hOgsheads BrccknIldg county Old leaf AT s7.ZO
and 1925: nOgshead GraysOn county old leaf az
So hOgsh,ais Barren county low leaf az $3.50,
"a so. and i4.J5.
The Pike ilouse sold nOgsheads q hORsh, ads
carroll county leaf at sl77J, Sl4. Sl3.25. $l3,
'SI2 80 and rs; | h0gshcad Hart county com
mon Ietf AT 1913: ! hog>head Carroll county Trash
at 81 So COUTfer.J1 UTHdf.
TOihcr house, had sales at IKE prices.
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APRIL 6.-Prices to-day ranged a. follows /:
Cattle-Very best. jaGp' &C.; good. "a 5ac.: medi-
INN or fair guili'y, @43c.; ordinary, 34msAc.
Calves. 606sc. sheep. 6m6',c. Lambs, $685..
Hogs 6%m7sc. COWS and calves. s25 to $40. The
market this week Nety poorly supplied with all
Kinds of stock. The caule was of "A very Inferior
quauy. and but few sales were made, buyers having
10 20 .l,ewhtre TOR good grades. Calves IN demand
and scarce. sheep In poor supply, with fair de-
mand. Hogs about The same n last week. Cows
and calves in demand.-Gdzette.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIyE.SrOCK MARKET

APRIL 6.--puces this week ranged a. follows:
BfT C0thc.-Nery hest. nominal AZ 5ld6c.; zoe
0ud quah,y, 54N 80; good. al Sc; medium or
good lair quIlity. 46t4 e bns, rough oxen, thin
slee:s. old COWS. &C.. 3M34,r. e H.. gross
HogS.-NerN Ucst. Sc; good, 75M 7hc.; common,
7Ql7 &C. = H., net.
SbeeD.-Very oe,l. 6'ia &C.; medium to good,
j@5.c. e H., gr0,s.
u lS.-S40$Q r. head.
Wiich COi0S-t2OM$45 a head.
AbOgt @0i head OF D,ei catt,r. GA hogs. aud 2 II
sheep on he market. The supply OF beef calte
fun, tquel To the demand exc' pt very best gfades.
Market furly active and without any perUeUlbt
change. Best gTIdes Of hogs have declined &c.
other grades ahour rs al week. one car-loah OF
LATE arrivals lefT over uusod Inc su.piy Of sheep
eInIl 10 The demand; one bunch OF MerinOs sold AZ
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April THE chief signal
officer in his special weather bulletin says
the indications are that the storm which is
central in the Indian Territory willaGyance
TO the eastward during Friday, causing
rain in the Middle and South Atlantic States,
and rain or snow in the Lake region with
slightly warmer weather. The temperature
will probably fall in the Southwest during
Friday, with a light nOrther in Texas.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

market but tradr moderate. SeedIedfis fairly active
and firm. Virginia e.f IS selling well Sales OF
40 hog heads kentucSy leaf at 5H loo; 200 eases
1879 Penn.yiyaniaa AZ sd40c.: 50 eases 1879 New
England II i6G30c. 300 ca.eS 1879 state on pri-
yate terms; l47 eases 1879 Wisconsin AZ $40 &c;
400 bales Havana AT S2c.(dSl 10. The quotations
for Virginia lear are: DaTk-COmmOn lug. 40
4Ac.: good hugs ~ 40 5kc.; low leaf NJ Oa I,.
gooi leaf a. 7U9c.; dark wTlpptrs a. va &C.
hoga.y AT 2Od25c.; tine mahogany az 2Jm Toe. ;
comm N bright al l5M2Oc. good bright az 2o@
3Jc: fine bright ~ 3JMijc.: extra brRht at
h5M zoe smokers: Bright-tO mUOn al sGI2c
good At I2Gl7c.; dne at l7@2Z3c. The quota
-l.l. 49, lr.
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ANurserY BuTned.

NEW CANAAN, CT, April THE dwell
ing.house and seven other holdings OF Ste
pben Hoyt's Sons nursery were burned last
night. A man named Thomas Gray was
burned TO death. The fire originated in the
building occupied Us an office and the quar-
ters for the men. The books, spring or
ders, and many thousand dollars worth OF
nursery stock stored in The cellars were de-
stroyed. The property was partially In
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a s.usage-FaeiOry Destroyed.

BALTIMORE. April IA IRE to-day IN The
Of Charles G. Blumhardt,
on Wilkins street, destroyed the factory
building and machinery. stable, Slaughter
bonses, and roof OF the ice-bouse. The
damage Is estimated at $4,000 which Is fully
covered by insurance In The Farrasut, Mer-
camille, Mechanics and Traders, and Pacinc
Companies, all OF New York. The IRE was
the result Of accident.
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,Ew YORK pETROLEUM MARKET.

APRIL There Is a hire inquiry for export. and
rsiher irDnKer prices offered. which are refused.
Refined ~ lots. to he home trade, quoted at 9kc.
hcia, quoaiions are a. follow: crude in shipping
order. 6 "a 7sc.; nspbIba AZ &c Refined In cargo
lots ~ 7&c. md for >e~ York. ~ hid for Pbiiadel
Dha. ana 7se. hid for Il imore: r.fned 10 cases at
1910 1876. Crude certificates oDened al slhc. bid
anu sold at SlAas3Ac.. cl)sine at sake. bd. Ex-
ports Tor Tue week. 4.6G4.3s2 gallon; exports
from January l. SO s49.379 gallons: exports same
tim. last wear, 73,9ts,23l gailons.-Journal az