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THE WEST JERSEY RAgE.tS0 Nd.
fSEw BROAD GACGE RovrED
Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLAN II . CITY.
Is noW runDi-s fast express trai o. FAzart Pas.
s>IRer COBcres and Parlor CAre, Us WHICH
TIE CHARGE FOR SEAT rEEr
REDUCED TO Is OESTs
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 30 MINUTES.
Passengers from Washington wilitak the through
t,aiBs Of the Baltimore and Potomac 4. q. a
or Bslttn ore and Obi Il. r. 70 ri, Ia fEAX
oelphia and arrive at Pennsylvania Pad lt.lH
road Station, 32d and Market streets At the PIT-
hdelphiS. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Sta
ton At Broad Aid Nsshii gton Avenues, where
Union Transfer Cosches or street rars connect
direct TO Station Of the West Jersey kA. cad FooT
OF MARKET STREET.
For through tickets, baggage check sud fau IN
formation apply az follows: Northeast corner 18th
ct and Penn. ave-, Station Baltimore sud Potounac
Il. B., corner 9th and b SITS q - Pa ave 1851
Pa. ave-, Station Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
J. r. WOOD. GenT Psss'r Aren't m2l-Im
pLoCk LELAND, r OCEAN NIkw hO-
ID fkL, IEN MILES AT SEA surf aud . a
sill wster bathing; splendid bk AndVEAV
blne fishing; Hotel lighted with gas: r. k.sWv
frstclass; accommodates $50 gaests; teiagrapInc
gable seId for illustrated circular D. 5. MAR
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The Telegraph Pole Nu,sauce.

Editor StGr:-The Washington correspond.
ent OF the New York Herald, In Its edition OF
the 18th instant. graphically describes che opsr-
atoms OF the Mutual Telegraph Company In
sfflxing their wires to the inside OF the sewers
from 'outstde the city to point on 18th street
near the Treasury He makes 1t appear 10
the reader that this company had struck the
Key note and are trying the experiment OF do
III The streets OF a city so beautifully studded
with trees as Is the city Of Washington, by con-
vey Ing wires to central stations In sewers
Couio thls correspondent have heard the uai-
| yersal bowl which went up aeainss this CON-
| pany OF 18th street northwest from New YJrk
avenue TO boundary, when they planted their
pores Win spraWlfng arms and unsfyhtly wires
| among me trees that so beautify the fronts OF
/ our peoples bones, he would have modified
lis article so as to have made It clear that the
experiment is upon but short line of sc yer
only-l2th street to 18th street, on New YORK
| avenue Northwest. We heartily approve OF tie
experiment. and believe that it viii be success
1u' Thele are sewers on 18th street, and
why the wires were not ex5en1ei
! through those also. out OF Difference to the
sioners may be able to answer How c1usist-
| tht the action or our rulers dlfUaps are any
| way! few years since they ordered trees
| planted along our streets at an expense of "a.
clud,pg cost Of tree box, setting ana attention}
| from six to eight dollars each. 1t seems tina
last fan this telegraph company piled for aud
| the upper limbs of these trees that are now
| getting to be Of good size, to be cut away, tax
II OIL some as large as ones wrist, aui u airing
their beauty. 1t Is supposed that waen taes
trees extend their limbs so as to Interfere With
the wires, they viii De Topped OF from time 10
| time, The trees being-in the eyes OF the COM
| paDy-of 10 consequence To further grarIry
| the desires OF the company. will the COMMITS
! s1oIels order the removal or the trees eat.reiy
| from among the telegraph poles?
Another objection 10 these telegraph poles
may be seen at Ascension Church. where one IS
planted along side OF street lamp which
when lighted. cast a long dismal SHADOW down
rodr
| the value OF that lamp just one half.
Another ctsagreeabie feature When wind
storms arise and blow these poles a. a1nst a
mans hOus e. crashing In the windows and the
front Of the house itself 1t may be (as was the
case in several instances In New York CITY last
Wihter) who Is 10 pay for the damage? Will IL
be attributable to the eie iaents alone? Could
telegraph pole De blown against your house
Ii II was not there? w. c.. 18th street.
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LOCO STYLES OF NEW WINS,

WHITE AND TINTED GROUNDS, fl aest quality.
yard-wide, l31a cents
NEW LAWNS. only 5 cents.
NEW LAWNS. only 6ll cents
NEW LAWNS, only cents.
NEW LAWNS only 10 cents
REAL LINEN LAWNS. Job lot, Is cents
ENGLISH GRENADINES. Job lot. 10 cen
CHEVIOT STRIPES. FINE GINGHA Ms NEW
Is cents.
SHETLAND eHAWLS-Oardiual. White and Blue
CONFINEMENT DRESS GOODS.
India Linens. very fine. 90 and 25 cts. :; Dotted
ard Figured Swiss. 20 styles. a. as cts. Persian
a Musilns: s ETC., ETC.: SIX Damasse qrenad!nes
silk, 81 81 Is. 81 50. 81: 81; 6oored Silks.
very fine: 60 cts Table Linens. Turkey Red ia.
Spreads. Summer Flaanels, Linens for BOYS
Clothes, Stripe. Plain and Plaids; Mattngs White
and Fancy.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS
NOW ON HAND.
9. N. ToWSoN,
Csc P0AAsYlvaMia avonuo.
jsA South nidA near It'll IT. and Center Market.
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I oGAN HOUSE
ALTOONA. Pa,
On MAIN LINE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Amid the most picturesque scenery Of the Ale
shenies
Its large, airy, elegantly furpished 4. a
rooms aud superior cuisine render il one V:AV
OF the most desirable orts in this state. x..5Tl
Tourists east or west obtain rood nights
rest and Daylight view Of the Aneshenies by
stopping st the Logan.
Fret class music, &C
add, less " ID TYIpR
Jei IN Super atendent.
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DkOPOeALS FOB FUEL.
u. +. MARINE CORPS,

QUARrERMAsIE6's OFFICE, :
WAsHINGIoN. ID c., May l4th, ISL
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will BE- re seived at
this office until IL O'Clock noon. on THURSDAY,
Coal TO the United states Marines 81 one or more
Of the following stations from the LIST Jolly, 1851,
TO 50th Of June, 1882: Portsmouth y. II. Charles
town, Mass. Brooklyn. n. Phila felphis, Pa.
League Island. Pa. Washing n. ID. z Annapo-
lis, Md. Gosport. near Norfolk Va. Mare Island,
epecifcstioLe, with blank proposals, can be OBJ
tanned upon application o. any Of The Stations
named, or at the office Of the QGAes-rmsster.
WashiI Oh, ID c.. aud Asst. tsnt Quartz sster.
go south 4th street Phll&oelphia. "a
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Fuel" al q addressed to the uader-igaed.
ml9-law4w MAJ sad Qaartecmaster.
DROPOsALs FOB RATIoNs.
q. s MlRISK OcRps
QpARTEBMAsTERs OFFICE.
WAsHISGros. ID. e., May "a a, 1881. ,
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, vi be received
TIE 10Th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, for furnishing
"a ions to the United States Marines at one or
I RsTe 20 Of Jn he foo1,sg st.0ns from July LIST
Portsmcu'h n. q. Charlestown, Mas. Brook
yp. q. ; league leland, near Philadelphia.
near Norfolk Va. Anna polls, Md. Mare Inland
GAL. and Pensacnls, Fla.
specincations vita blank proposals can be OBJ
tained upon application at any OF the Stations
pamsd or at the Offices Of tue Qusrterinastsr.
Msnssa.ne,on. D. g. and Assistant Qaarteru aster.
Proposals Should be indo sed Proposals for
Nations. =" and addressed to the gndsrsisa.d;
m1s 1ew4w Major and QuarterinAster.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SHINANnoAH ALUM sPsINas. VIRGINIA
- Alum. Chaiy beata and other waters Moth
Mountain !" Cool Nishts. No mosqui- A IA
toes Free from fashion and dr.ss. Purr :SMY
mas. Terrs molerate. ROu0d -trlp x..E&-l
tckets Wis 3 y. E. b. For pamphlet, sc ga
Oess j. MYERS 1sS-lm.
GUNNER RESORT N TIE MOUNTAINS OF
- Lou6on county. Va. Eve miles from 4
oepot on the ". o r. r three hours YEMY
,uresQne scenery. srd 5000 reads: daily mails.
Ae9rsts :. b. 1hIcE. Proprietor. Hilsboro. Va.
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LADIES GOODS.

DOUGLASS,.
Ninth STREET. ST CLOUD BUILDING
GENUINE LTSLE THREAD
GLOVES,
In great variety. at popular prices.
GAUZE UHDERWsAR,
For Lsdies, Misses snd Children.
RELIABLE GOuDs AND Low PRICES.
COkeET COVERS AND DRESSING SACQCES,
OF our own Manufacture,
LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
In New Designs, for Summer Wear.
CbRSh rs
THOM SONS VENTILATING, FOR hot weather
0OuGtASS',
MT NINTH AND STBEers.
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TUNE MoNT0oNsEI WHITE s0LPnUR

u SPRINGS.
MoNTGoNERy COUNTY, Va
BE famous sun fner Rssorr has b. en- !. n n
lesked by Mrs n. j OOILkY OF the EsXkV
Ban tlton Rouse. and will be opened Esy
JUNn for the reception OF guests heae spria.rs
are tie most attractive and bone hFe Snmmer
Res ort IN The Mountains OF Virernia Rouod .t-io
tckefs at reduced rates sold st thu lrsinis Mid
laid IA, iroad office. For circulars giving terms
and full desert ption, address the Springs or the
hamilton, corner l&th and K streets. washington,
". y. mln
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Great Speeches by Crest Lawyers By Snyder. as. 90
Wharton'e Conflict of Laws, ID edition. -, c. 90
Uopp's U B. Mineral Lands 4.b0
The Dartmouth College Causes, by Shirley. 2. 80
Dorman's Origin of Primitive Superstitons, s. 50
Michands History Of the C,usadss, 3v. new ed 90
litty Years In Maryland Kitchen, by Howard. l. SO
By the Ti6er. By author Of 'Signor Monaldi-
large variety OF Fancy Box Pspeteres inst rs ~
ceived. AL the latest styles In Stationery.
W. III. d O. III. MORRIsON,
Law BooKsELLHRe AND ETArIoNERs
Gp22 4TS Pa. ave. northwest.
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SToCKToN HOTEL, CAPE MAY, n. J-CHAs.
- DUEFY. or Confidential Hotel, Ph!lsde.- 4 . a
pbla, Man as.r tiresty enlarged and iI- ~ ~
proved additional rooms, new restaurant, lE:MSl
new bill iArd room aud bowling SLEW, pap.enger
eeystor and electric bells: Comfortable acccmno-
dston for j, 900 Mnsic by iuon Hass' ,r's
celebrated Orches ra. Opens June Is, 1881
Room Clerk, HARRY DENIsoN, late f the G;rard
PhiladelI hia. lei 2an
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DINEY FoIAT HOTEL.
Ell. NARY's COUNTY. MARYLAND,
Ores for reception of guests JUNE 18TH under the
TRAVFRS A0
The Retel has just been thoroughly rem lt .S4
ovsted. furnished ard supplied ith every conVs,
thence for The con fort Of suees I'D is
Sum m6r Home for families. Terms per Sav
$40 per week and e36 per month Sreclal arrange
nents made for families. Daily commu nc alton
With Washinston Baltimore and Norfolk by the Il az
Moeeley. ~-0
For further information address
MRS. JOE. TRAvERS.
je2-2m Piney Point st. Mar,'e Co., Nc.
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NEW SUMMER GOODS French Pat
~ tern Bonnets and Hats. Millinery Novelties.
GARNER ts at Greatly Reduced Prices, All the best
French Colsets, Lawn and Percale Wrappers.
iha Sa and oyss
Partisan Novelties iDNeckxesr. Black and White
Laces in great variety Ladies and Misses Bathing
suits and Caps and careful ly selected line OF
Parisian Novelties beet English Needles, papers
for 20 cents. N. WILLIAM.
y Gle IreviSo, xarfSf 9OY R0naSYsvaulA
Avenue NIL
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Fsst fxrress Trains, With Psrlor Osre atsacAes
are run 6urirs the season at convenient a. 4
hours and psssep gers viii mud on ia il SGA$
arrival at Phllsde'ph's Union Transfer .tt i
% aches and Hor Cars esdr 20 transfer direct 20
the station of The West Jersey g. Il at the foot o!
MARKET street.
For Tt rough Tickets, Basesse Checks, and fun
information apply as follows Northeast corner
18th st, eet and Pennsy yanis aveDue Station Bal
hnoie and Potomac r. r., corner 9th snf b sts
6ts Pei nsyiyaL Ia Ave nue.; 1851 Pennsy ave
hue; Station Baltimore AID Ohio 4 e.
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Terrible Loss OF Life.
'flilons OF rats, mice. cats, bed bugs. reaches
their lives by collision with Trough on
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Sentences Affirmed.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5-The Supreme
Court yesterday affirmed the sentence OF
Charles johnson, convicted OF setting fire
to cotton on the ship Iron Cross. He wa:
sentenced to twenty years hard labor. The
court also affirmed the sentences Of Mar.
lin Nolan and Alexander Giles, convicted
OF the murder Of Alexander Meade, IN Al
giers, who had been sentenced 10 the peDi.
Tertiary for life. The court also affirmed
the sentence of Dick Richards to five years
in The penifenilary for the killing Of Dan.
bridge Robinson (coIOred) IN April last.
The cases Of Mamie AlpbOnse. ChevilOn,
and Ferrari, convicted OF the murder OF
Robert Burton, ara Derrance Brothers for
killing Mix, have been fixed for argument
on appeal on May 7h.
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Arrested on ~ Charge OF COusDiracy

ALBANY, n. Y, April 5.-Mr. Raines, on
a question Of privilege in the Assembly this
morning, said that he had been induced by
one T. ;. Owens, claiming TO be IA newspa.
per correspondent. to introduce a bill to
repeal the act providing for the publication
OF the report OF the Adirondack survey.
Aiterward Mr.. Vcrplank Coyin, supern-
tendent OF the survey, informed him that a
man named L1feyre had come to him
saying that for a consideration he would
defeat the bill. Mr.. RlineS bad afiidavits
read to sustain this statement. and said it
was clear case Of attempting TO blackmail
Mr.. COlviD. He therefore offered a resolu-
ton for the appointment OF committee TO
investigate the matter. Adopted. Two de-
tectiyes who were in the chamber arrested
Owens and conducted him to police officer
on charge OF conspiracy.
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Florida ShiD.Gannl.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, April "a com
pany, consisting Of Hamilton Dsson. vii
liam c. Parsons, William l.. ElkinS, JOIN
l.. Hill, Edward keene, Albert b. Linder
mann, W. II. Wright. Robert 4. Rogers
Samuel II. Grey, William $. Stokely, +
II. ProtOiS, A. p. X. Spofiord, and j
COryell, ms been formed, and charter OBJ
tanned from the State OF Florida to con-
slruct Il ship-canal across the State. The
route will be by way OF the CaoOSahatcbeC
river, Lake Okeecbobee, and thence to the
Atlantic Ocean at or near The mouth OF the
81. Lucie river. The capital is $4,000 600,
This is substantially the same company
having the contract with the State 10 drain
Okeechobee lake. They will commence at
once. The advance surveying parties leave
this city tomorrow for the Everglades.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
CIadsfone,s Last Budget.

LONDON, April 5.-Mr. Gladstone, at the
end of his speech in the House OF Commons
last night said this was his eleventh, and
probably last, budget. In enforcing his ar
guments in favor OF a more rapid reduction
OF the debt be pointed out that during The
two years to March. 1880, while The popula-
iion increased per cent. and the expendl-
ture 21.l6 per cent, the revenue actually
declined per cent.
The Times this morning says: "Mr.
Gladstone's speech last night Of over two
hours duration was delivered without any
percepible abatement Of his characteristic
energy. We hope IL is not necessary TO take
him at his word that this may be bis last
budget, but il II be so the necessity will not
arise from any defect OF power"
Determined Opposition To Bradiaush.
LONDON, April 5.-Tbe Daily Telegraph
this morning says: at has been finally de-
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,rswsru To THE prsPArCB

49,, THIS NATIONAL CAPITAL-THE
NJ 'NN.'.,.,,v N TnE SENATE CONTINUED
stASsYp,v; POWERFUL SPEECH ny
''..ror N-RAlLRoAD MAT
81 yr<rcIPAL ELECTIONS IN vARI-
,-,rr>-A MISSISSIPPI TRAGEDY -
o. .ovx<rSskE LEGISLATURE PASS THE
TIE ',.n,xc, BlLL-THE NEW ORLEANS COT
~ pxres-FLOOD IN THE MISSOURI
IT, INDIGNANT LIfE.SAvERs PRO
rrsfO >Blr-oANAL AcRoss rhk STATE
iV,..,optpA-pgATH OF ApISTINGUISHED
" ',,,,N-THE GREAT FLOOD IN DA-
CT pvytrw OF GREClAN TROOPS AT
AVaarrxs-rHE EARTHQUAKE AT CHIC
,,sr,rVTloN NOT NEEDED IN RUSSIA.
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The nakO,a FI,,od.
GREAT HAVOC BY G0RgiED ICE -COXsIDRRABJ.E
SUFFERING, BET 40 LOSS OF LIN.

GREAT HAVOC by G0RgiED ICE -CONsIDRRiBJE
SUFFERING, BIT no LOSS OF LIN.
BISMARCK, OAK, April 5-The bod is
sub'idlng somewhat, but most OF the bot.
tom in lrOnt OF the city remains covered
with water, while the ice AT some points is
piled forty feet hgh. The ice was about
forty-two inches thick, and before il broke,
the riysr was higher than az any time last
year. The ice goreed at Sibl3y Island,
two rlles below Fort A. Lincoln, and
filed the river for two miles or more,
breaking down trees three feet through,
and, OF course, crushing everything
before II. The bottoms III fCOri Of the CITY
sometimes become wet and The Old channels
are hlled. hat never generally overflOwn
except a the result OF an ice-goIge. There
j. bench i've feet above the beitOmS which.
since the settlement OF The country in 1872.
has never been reached by Toe high water:
bat in this case one-,tory buildings situated
on this bench Werr covered 10 the roofs and
destroyed. The warehouses and saloons at
the lanuing were all washed away. There
Is no communication with Mlndan, but the
people are seen on the Bluffs, without shell
ter, aDd rumOr places the water at IRON
four TO ten feet deep in ihe city. Mandau
is a village OF about four hundred people,
on The west bank OF the Missouri, with
the Heart river lying between that and
Fort a. Lincoln, four miles distant. The
people would have found shelter at Fort \.
Lincoln had they been able TO reach that
point. Bismarck remained ten feet above
the flood. The principal loss was in the few
buildings, problbly twenty wooden strnc-
lures, at the landing and on The lir>t bench,
and in cOrdwoOd and timber on the bottoms
washed away by the f3od, Is those living on
the bottoms were warued Of the threatened
bIgh-water. There was also some loss Of
stock which bad been driven for safety 10
The second bench. Considerable suffering,
but no loss OF life has been reported as yet
nj This mint
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Railroad Matters.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, April 1.-The Texas
Western Narrow-Gauge railroad, together
with all the rights, franchises, and property,
was sold at 10 O'Clock this morning by Com
missioner Dart. to satisfy Il judgment oh
tanned against the road by he Farmers Loan
and Trust Company Of New York, and was
bought in BY Banker Il Booth for 81 ,000,-
600 Tor account Of Messrs. Stone, Spoflord
Il Chew. IL is thought that under the
new arrangement tie road VIII be pushed
ahead, with Preside del Norte and Eagle
Pass as IFS objective points.
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Obituary..

HAEEIsoNBUR9. Va, April 5.-Rev. Ben
iamin Arbogasf, president OF the Valley Ne
male College, aud a distinguished member
for years 81 the Baltimore Annual Confer
ence OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
south. died al his residence, IN Winchester,
Va, Thursday afternoon .dst. after q bro
traeted illness OF consumption. He was
wei known throughout the Valley OF giF-
gina, Southwestern Virginia, and Georgia,
where he had been engaged in teaching aad
preaching. He was IN the fiity.ffth year
Of bis age.
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Murdered by q Negro.

MEMPHIS, April "a dispatch to thu
Avalanche from Jackson, Miss, says
=. Last night man named Brennan was
found living on the sidewalk with his throat
cut. Suspicion pointed to negro who had
been seen near the murdered man Just pre-
yious to the discovery Of the murder
search for the murderer was made, aided
by bloodbounds, and resulted In capturing
a negro who was identified as the same seen
near the BODY. The prisoner was put IN
iaiI. IL is feared the negro viii be lynched.'
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Rise I'm the Missouri River.

river has risen To eighteen feet above low
water mark and continues to rise slowly
Considerable damage is threatened TO estab
lishmcnts on the river bottom through The
undermining OF the Government rip.rap
The fires in The smelling works are nut out
a much greater rise is anticipated from the
breaking up OF the gOrges above.
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Cold Yea,hc~ a, Danx,,Ie.

DANvILLE. VA, March 5.-Last evening
the weather in this region became bi,teplv
cold. The thermometer this morning az d
O'Clock Stood at 2So. and quantities OF Ice
formed during the night. covering the
streams and fords. II is feared that the
wheat and fuit crops baye been ruiDsd
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BY Teiegrnph.

A
NEW YORK. April 5.-Cotton quiet and firm
sales. Pe2 bales: uplands. l0sc.; orleans, lie.
consolidated net receipts, 13.035 bales; exportsio
bales; to the Continent. 1880 bales. southern
nonr urn and quiet common 20 far e.lra: -. 70
Cash scarce and frmIy held; options opened sc.
he ter and closed with the advance iost aud
FAIR business; nngraded red. sl.16;sntl 26i. Corn
co strong: ungraded 55M 9Hc. Oats ga 1c. higher,
closing dull and weak: No. 2. 48G4S4c. Hops
1nier and steadv. Coffee quiet ana steady. Sugar
dulI and unchanged; retued quiet ana steady ,
| Standard A. SIC. Molasses stesny and IN far de-
! 'nand Rice 10 good demand and firm. Iosin dull
at s1.70Ms1sO. Turpentlne lower and duh &C AZ
M42zc. Wool duii and weak; domestic fIe.ce, 81
.siSc.; pnlled. 2la43c; unwashed 14@3Oc.;
D. xas: i4@32c, PORK dulI and noiniealiy in
nominal. Lard about nc. higher and very quiet NJ
I'll. FreiRhts steady.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April 5.-Flour steldy and I'M
we.9es &c. Wheai1>outhern higher ana STRONGER
~~estrrn nrm; southern red. sl.1S9fl.z2; amber,
sl23nsi so: No. western winter red, snot,
sttssiissSssLl2l,: ApriL si.2d3@s, 25lH: Nay
sll6nsll61: August, sl.I4Y. Corn-Sou' hern
.teady ana hrm; western irmer; southern white,
Sy W., Sso%, &c: Oats quiet and :teady: western
MS, 46c. Provisions without quOisb,e change.
Se s ,e,g im NO earz0ec Srnay to fair loo
sLOs@si.O9& for Job lots. Freights unchanged.
CINCINNATI, April 5.-FlOur strong: family,
shsO@s5. 10: fancy. s5356s6. Wheat scarce.
hrm, and higher: No z red winner. 81 lO@$l.I2.
Corn easier at 47xDf7hc. OATS strong and higher
at 3SG3Si9c Pork easier at $3.50. Lard quiet
3nd hrm - $1,000. Bulk. meas quiet; shoulders,
50; RIB, S7.75. Bacon steady: shoulders. 1915
rtb 10 so; clear. - 90. Whiskey good remand
Al siO6 sugar quiet and unchanged. Hogs nrm
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April 5.-tTour firm extra. $50
$50 choice TO fancy. S5.75Q,6 80. Wheat
ste9dy ut Sl.06. Corn steady and In fair demand
NJ 4S.c t)ats IN fair demand at 3shc. PORK quiet
AZ slb. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders. *5.l2h: rib,
t7.s7E; clear. $3.50. Racon quiet: shoulders.
1870: rio, SO IS: clear. So rs. Sug ar. cured
hams, lOc. WhsSey steady az sl.06.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. April 5.-FlOur steady aud un-
changed. Wheat opened lower, advanced, bu, closed
with the advance lost: No. 2 red iall, 1910
tl:o7S cash. Sl.07&dsl May. Corn easier:
4lsd4Zc. cash. Az &c. June. oats higher tor
csNn: options easy 36&m37ac cash, 35kc. April
and MAY. Whiskev steady at 81 06 PORK dun;
lohbng fl5. 70@S15.75. Lard duh sud nominal.
balk-meas lower; shoulders, "a So ; Tib, 1910;
clear. 1898 Bacon quiet; shoulders, 50 so; rib,
$500; clear. IS. 80.
MILWAUKEE,
MILWAUKEE,, April 5.-NO MAJ llet on account of
the election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-06
Teuuessee-s Debt.

NASHVILLE, April 5.-The vote rejecting
the funding bill-to fund The State debt al
100 and per cent. interest-has been recon
sdered and has just passed the Senate. II
is DOW a law, only awaiting the signature OF
the Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-06

DEILAD ELPHIA, RICH .1@Efr
Z HOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM ssesR1f6
sire LINE.-FoR PiiI ADEL:HlA, FALL
THREE TIMES WEEK.-Uptil further no
q - thu steamers Of thii the viii make tri-veekI
TIfIiaSDAY. and SirURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FH1DAY. and sunday, con-
nectiag Al Pniadelphia with Clydef ew EngaDo
Line !or Fall River. . -
QUICK TIME-FREQUENT DEF .-sTUREs-
LOWEST RATES.
freight received daily ultil O'Clock z. NJ.
JAaES W. NCCAKRICk,
General Soat .ern Ageat, Ricam0ud, Va.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
rooa No f29-oth Wharves. .Jhilafelphta-