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REPRESENTATIVE GooDE OF
VIRGINIA.,

Talks on Some Interesting subiects-Sen-
ators David Davis is Also Alleged to
Have said Something Important.
WAsHISGToN, April ll.-Representa-
tive Gooie, OF Virginia, OF the Yorktown
Centennial Commission had talk with
the President, to-day, about the York
town Centennial. The President ex.
pressed the greatest interest in the Cen
tennial and promised 10 deliver an ad-
dress or Grafton on the occasion. Secre
tary Blaine stated that he would have
one of the war vessels at Yorktown on
which to entertain the French. Repre-
sentative Goode said in relation to poi
itics that he had been over much OF
Virginia recently and everywhere
he found the Democrats more
united anl determined than ever.
Mr.. GooGe told a Democratic Sena'
tor to-day that if they would stand firm
in the present attitude there woull be
no trouble to carry Virginia for the
Democrats. On the other hand, Senator
Mahone's supporters now declare that
the Readiusters everywhere in Virginia
are compact and are getting many re.
cruits from the Democrats; that the re
cent meeting which endorsed Malone
was presided over by one of the electors
on the regular Democratic Hancock
ticket last fall.
Senator Beck has the floor first TO-.
morrow i'm the Senate and says he will
devote his speech 10 reply to Sherman 8
endorsement OF the the alliance with
Mr.. Malone. The Republican Senator's
generally say there is no truth whatever
in the rumor OF an intention to call an
extr session OF Congress to break the
Senate dead lock. \ Republican Sen
atOr who conyersed with the President
said that while he would like to have
some OF the most important nominations
confirmed, the President approves otthe
stand occupied by the Republicans, and
will not interfere with any advice.
s snator David Davis has written lett,
TO Jno. Martin OF Kansas, on the present
situation having reference to the Senate
dead lock. He saws both parties are
controlled by monopolists, and neither
can assert its will or policy or that
Of its constituents. de says
the monopolists contract and
influence handicap both the Republican
and Democratic parties, and the only
solution of the political difficulties is in
the reorganization of the parties. Mr..
Davis saws If the Democratic party
would disband the Republican party
would fall to pieces, because il is only
kept together by Federal patronage and
by the agitation OF the sectional qu,s-
tion; that the disbanding of the Demo
cratic party would set the Republican
party to quarrelling over the distribu-
ton OF patronage and remove the SEE
tonal question, and thusit organization
would be DESTROYED and his would OPT n
the way for new parties representing the
will Of the people.
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SMALL-POX,
Thirty Cases Of the Horrible Disease in
an Aims House-Main Force Used to
XacclnafA the Insana

Thirty Cases OF the Horrlble Disease In
an Aims House-Main Force Used to
Vacclnate the Insane.
READING, Pa, April 1.-THE small.
poX at the Berks county aims house,
situated three miles from here, is at
present the principal topic OF converse.
ton. The disease is spreading among
the inmates at rapid rate, about twen-
ty new cases being reported within the
last few days. So far four deaths have
occurred. The dread disease has reach
ed the children's department, and
number OF them have been placed in
the Hospital, or small building, located
on an isolated part of the grounds. This
building, owing to the large number Of
new cases, has not capacity enough for
the increasing number OF patients;
consequently the Poor Directors have
ordered that a large one be
erected. Lumber has been brought to
the grounds for this purpose, and to-day
carpenters are busily engaged putting
up the building and getting it ready for
the occupants. A number OF physicians
composing the Board OF Health OF this
city called on Poor Director Roland, at
his residence, to-day, 10 consult as 10 the
best means OF eraiicating the disease
To prevent its further spread it was
suggested that competent watchmen, in
addition to those persons nursing the
patients, be engaged to prevent parties
from the infected locality from
visiting this city, it hav-
ing been charged that paupers
escaped from there, and thus spread the
disease. DR.. Albert Rhodes, the physi-
clan at the alms-house, had all the in
mates vaccinated, Including the insane
With the latter it was difficult matter,
as main force had TO be used in most
cases. The Board OF Health was induced
to interest itself in this matter, through
the petitions Of numerous citizens, who
are fearful that, unless radical measures
are resorted to, the disease may yet
reach here.
Ten new cases were discovered to-
night among the children, making the
total number of cases thirty. The great
est excitement. prevails among the JIM
mates.
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AllCauaad by jealousy.

SAN FR' R'ScIsco, April ll.-This morn
ing Dennis Godfrey, an expressman,
shot at Mrs Catharine Bohen, peddlrr
at the oakland ferry landing, the ball
lodging in the woman's dress, not hurt
ing her. Godfrey, without stopping to
see the result Of his shot, got in his
wagon and drove to Mrs. Bohen's house
in South Park, where he found James
Burns in bed. lie attempted to shoe,
Burns, hut the pistol snapped. when
Burns jumped out Of bed. got the pistol
from Godfrey and knocked him down.
Burns went for a policeman, and when
he returned found Godfrey had cut his
throat with a pocket knife. Godfrey Wa
taken 10 prison. where his wound was
dressed. He will probably live. Jeal-
ousy was.the cause.
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feet OF the Senator from Virginia; it was
not tue; he denied it emphatically and
plainly that the Senator from Virginia
had said in his opening address that he
had been invited TO their little tea party;
that if he had been so invited it had
been unotticially;i i; had not been by the
Democratic caucus.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Vests speech
a motion to go into executive session
was lost-yeas, l9; nays, 20. The Sen.
ate then adjourned till to morrow.
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sLossoN VS.. sCHEAfER.
The Great Billiard Match in Progress in
New York.

NEW York, April 1.-THE first game
in the billiard match OF 1000 points, be.
tween George J. Slosson and Jacob
Schaeier, was played tonight at the
Academy OF Music, 500 points to be
played each night for five consecutive
nights. The stakes are 1900. A larHe
number OF ladies' were present. Dudley
CavanaGh was referee, Wm. Sexton
umpire for Slosson, and Morris for
Schaefer. The latter secured the lead
and missed the second shot. Slosson
secured O and Schaefer nothing. In the
second inning Slosson then made llS.
Schaefer secured so in the fourth inn.
ing to Slosson's5. At the end OF the
eleventh inning the score Was: Schaefer,
Ill; Slosson. l52. Schaeier then took
up cue and succeeded in holding the
balls together and running them around
the rail until the cloth shot which he
missed. Slosson then secured -. In
the next four innings Schaefer did not
count while Slosson added q 10 his score.
In the eighteenth inning Slosson made
a run OF LIS, which placed him 26 aheai
Of Schseier, but latter again passed his
opponent by scoring 50. The game Was
quie, for the next five innings, Schaetler
maxing the highest run OF Is In the
twenty. sixth inning :he made the big
est run OF the evening by scoring $50,
which placed his total at $50 TO Slosson $
364. At the thirty fourth inning Slos.
son made ~. One Of the shots was dis
puted by Schsetfer's umpire, but the
objection Was not allowed. Schaeii, r
finished the game, scoring ll2 in the
thirty.fifth inning The score then
stood, Schseil-r 500, Slosson 5l1. The
position OF the balls was then marked
and the match will be resumed to NOR.
row niyht
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man. Ex-Governor Alcorn will be the
candidate of the Fusionists for Gov
ernor. and they count upon getting
many Democratic votes. The fresldene
sustains the movement, and will give
il his countenance and support.
One policy OF the Fusionists will be to
put good men on the ticket and thus
overcome the fear OF tine whites of
negro domination. Prominent men
from Mississippi, who have been active
in getting up the fusion movement, think
il will divide the colored vote ard
change the politics OF Mississippi. Sim
liar movements are being organized IN
North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Louisiana and Arkansas, and 1t IS ex-
pected to make it general in the South.
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ARMED AND Masked MEN
ETC, Bold Robbery In Arksnsas.

ENC Bod Hobbery IN ArKhuhas'
ST. LouIs, April II THE Republicans
Little Rock special says: A body of
armed and wasked men rode INTO
Toledo, Dorsey county, some sixty miles
south Of here at daybreak yesterday
morning, and while n part OF them sur.
roundered the Court House as guards,
the remainder broke into the Treasury
office blew open the safe and distracted
therefrom five to ten thousand dollars.
mounted horses and escaped. The
alarm was Immediately sounded and
large numbers of officers AMI citizens
started in pursuit OF the robbers well
mounted, but as the whole county il
aroused it is believed they will certainly
be captured
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AGOOD IDEA.

Competitive Examinations Ordered for
Positions in Pension Bureau-No Signs
eta Break 10 the Deadlock.
WASHINGTON, April IL Secretary
HIrkwOod to-day r,scinded the appoint
ments TO the Pension Bureau made last
week AMI ordered the seven hundred
aud twenty applicants for the one hun
dred and thirty positions to enter uDOn
acompeuuve examination. Il is said
Tins Was done on the advice oi the Pres
.dent.
Precisely quorum Of Senator'S voted
tins morning and unless the absentees
stop the senate will be 'eit without
aquoruU. Both sides seem determined
10 continue the dead lock. The Demo.
cratic Senator'S saw thai every mail
Orlngs them letters urging them 70 con-
unue resistance, aud the Republicans
assert that their constituents and party
are supporting them, hence no Sign Of a
break vet.
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RAILWAY WRECK.
Two Men Killed and Several Injured.

REDIxG, Gala, Aprilll.-The passer-
ger train on the Oregon railroad, from
Sacramento, due here last night, met
with an accident about FIVE miles below
here at a place called China Gulch. The
whole train went over a trestle, and the
engine and cars are total wreck. The
following are the names ot the killed
and wounded: George Smith, engineer,
killed: - Roger, fireman, killed; Rob
ert johnson, messenger, Lex broken;
Ben Kuhn, OF San Francisco, badly
bruised. The other train men are more
or less bruised. Several passengers were
in another car, but it did not 90 OF the
embankment, and they escaped. The
Q ,use OF the accident was a cloud burst.
ing, which raised the creek 81 high that
it washed the embankmeEt away.
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Profit. sl.2oO.

"To sum il up. SIX long wears OF be-.
ridden sickness, costing 500 per year,
total 81 ,200-all Of this expense was
stopped by three bottles OF Hop Bitters
taken by my wife. She has done her
own house work for year since, without
the loss OF day, and ] want everybody
to know it, for their benefit" Laugh
lin Bros. & Co.. Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
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he Hated the Bows Father.

PAssAIc, n. j., April ll.-Charles
Springstead, in Jail awaiting the action
ofthe grand jury on charge Of planning
the murder and robbery OF citizen Of
this place, confesses that he deliberately
caps zed the boat and drowned Samuel
Askew, a boy, at Lackswanna, June II,
1917, giving as q reason that he hated
the b1y's father.
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SITTING BULL
With Shattered Remnants OF HIS Band
will Surrender.

ST. PAUL, April IA Poplar River
special to the Pioneer Pres says: Capt.
Mcdonald, OF the Canadian mounted
police, has just arrived at the camp and
announces that Sitting Bull will come Ia
Buford with the shattered remnants
OF his band and surrender ~ soon as he
(McDonaldl returns to Woody Noun.
tain. This news was confirmed by an
official dispatch received at headquarters
here.
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Detroit Deaths.

DETROIT, April II.-Wm. n. Elgcr,
the head Of the largest sugar and syrup
firm in this citv, died last evening, aged
G5. He had been falling in health and
had Just returned from trip 10 the
South.
:. Titus Parsons, a prominent politi.
clan and lawyer Of this State, died sud.
denly on Saturday evening at bis resi-.
dence. in this city.
John Dearmond, prominent citizen
OF Buchanan, this state, where he had
lived since 1884, died suddenly yester.
day morning, aged 80 years.
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l,o,, o, Cattle IA ,hs Northwest.

ST. PAUL, Apnl l0.-Advices received
here from the grazing regions Of the
Northwest indicate that the loss of stock
by the stress Of the season is less than
mos expected. The heaviest losses
have been on cattle brought in from the
Southwest late in the season. Theave
age of loss in the Upper Missouri and
Yellowstone will hardly be ten per cent,
and much OF this IL chargeable 10 floods,
which have swept the low lands along
the Missouri and lis tributaries.
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A UIrhIy CoIored Demand.

BALTIMORE, April ll.-At the State
Convention Of colored soldiers and
sailors, 10 day, resolutions were adopted
asking Congress to revise the homestead
law SO as 10 allow those holding war.
rants to dispose Of the lands instead Of
settling on them, also asking a more
equal political recognition Of coIored Re.
publicans in the distribution OF official
patronage in Maryland.
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THOUSANDS OF IMMIGRANTS.
An Unprecedented InfiuI Of Foreigners.
Principally Germans


New YoRK, April ll.-Twelye thou
sand five hundred and fifty.four immi-
grants have arrived at Castle Garden
since April ], to date. The Oder Satur-
day morning arrived from Bremen with
9S2 German immigrants. This seasons
immigration will, without question, be
the largest ever known at this port. I'm
migration is large at Boston, ,Philadelphia
and Baltimore, but New York hasa much
greater influx OF foreigners in proper.
ton to her size than any other city. A
stream OF immigration is also turning
towards Southern ports. The North
German Lloyd Company have two
steamers running TO New Orleans and
Galveston, which are fitted exclusively
for immigrant traffic. The steamer Ho-
henstaufIer, which arrived here yester.
day with 1850, has had her first and
second saloons removed in order TO ac-
commodate the immigrants. The vessel
left without waiting for freight.
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DRY GOODS.
Ken York

Nsw YORK. April li.-Dry Goods =
Business continues moderst. With man.
ufactur,rs' agents and quiet with i'm
poJ,ers. Cotton goods in irregular De.
mand. Atlantic brown sheetings re-
dnced by agents. Pi"is and lawns in
better request and ginghams continue
active Dress goods quiet in first hands.
Heavy clothing woolens rather more
.ought for. Hosiery and underwear
tull
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H.verly'. Min,,rsls In . New Role.

Ngw YoRK, April 1.-The steamer
Erastus Corning. plying between her.
and New Haven. took fire In the Sound
last night soon after one o'clock. Ha'
yerly's Mastolon Minstrels and other
passengers assisted the crew in fighting
the flames. which we're eIinguisbed
after one anl half bours hard work.
The boat was considerably damaged.
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THE PENSION COMMISSIONERS
S8IP.
Opposition - the Displacement Of Mr..
Bentley.

OOpnfttlOu - tne OlHpltCeueut VI HAN'
Bentley.
Wt,ulSGroS. April 1.-THE contest
oi tar pension claim accents ring against
Commissioner Bcntlcy is evidently not
prusrrriug. More than twenty Sena-
tOrs have called upon tie President and
have ur.yi the retention OF Mr. Bentley,
and very pmphatjca,ly protest sgainst
making any change in the Commission
rrship on th" grounds OF the Op-
POSITION now brought to bear in the
efforts % secure ms deposition. Secre-
frrv kirEwc1d i not favorable to any
change at all, at least Tor the present,
sud letters in behalio Of the present Com
missioner are coming in from all dlrec.
tions. lii generally conceded that ii
Mr. Bentley should be displaced it
should hc Tor ether reasons than those
now a, work. The pension clam
agents. IL is known, are looking iJr some
one they can Use. Under such circum-
stances they think they can practice
their impositions upon the soldiers un-
rrhukeG.
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A FUSION MOVEMENT.
Anything to Beat the Democracy in the
South
~ ~ &,cr.IarN of ~ Treaary !:

WASHINGTON, April IA movement
to unite the Republicans, Greenbsckers
and Independents in Mississippi in OPP
position TO the Democrats in the ap.
proaehlng State election has been or
ganized. Ex.Congressman Mckee has
been appointed TO organize the Fusion
State Committee and he will be its chair.
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RAILROAD BoSps-ln fair demand

uCllNt.
SroCHS-The market WAS weak in early
dealings and slight decline took place.
which was recovered at the first hoard.
Subsequently, however, speculation
became weak and a pressure 10 sell Was
developed, which resulted in decline
OF ! 10 8: per cent, Elevated Railway
shares, Central Pacific. Reading. NJ. Paul
and Omahs preferred and Western Union
leading the downward movement.
The market continued weak till near the
close when iirmer feeling prevailed
snd recovery Of 10 !. per ceRt. took
place, which was most marked in
Elevated stocks and Central Pacific. 4
decline in the latter stock is due Ia the
suit brought by the Government against
the company for the recovery OF arrears
of income tax. The depression in
elevated railway shares WAS owing Ia
the reports that bill has been intro.
luced in the legislature requiring that
night trains be run on five cent fares.
The transactions aggregated 1000
shares, distributed NJ follows: Canada
SOuthcrn 200, delaware, Iackaaanns
aud Western 22,00O, Delaware and llud.
son 5000. Denver and Rio Grandc 600.
Erie 5000, Hannibal and ~. Joseph
5000, Iron Mountain 1000. Kansas and
Texas 400. Lake Shore 21,OOo. Michi-
gan Central 1900, Manhattan Elevated
1900, Mobile and Ohio loo. North.
western 5000, Nashville and Chstta.
nooga 1000, New Jersey Central 1900.
New York Central 10000, Northern
Pacific 800 Ohio and Mississippi ZOO,
Ontario and Western 5000, Pacific Mail
6,OOO, Reading 900. NJ. Paul 5000.
Su,ro Tunnel 22,ooO, Union Pacific Is.
coo, Wabash Pacific 500, Western
Union 1900, Central Pacific 1000.
Louisville and Nashville 5000, St. Paul
and Omaha 5000, ~. Louis and san
Francisco 1900, and Metropolitan Ele.
y
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More Damage at ChioT,

.|,hO'si Dhios, Apni IA violent shock Of
oIesS,hs o,'a. my gEradnally in strength, passed
SEer SNIY;. lhS :, Is.and to day, followed 6V The
iallng OF houses on ali sides y '''e
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I'll British Ambassador has informed
the Porte that be holds it responsible
for the safety Of Suter and the payment
OF the ransom demanded by the bigsnds.
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Tosedo

ToLsoo. April ii. Wheat - Firm:
No. 3 white Wabash 81 OIL; No. !
white Michigan 81 07!; No. 2 rcd Wa
bash, spot 81 loi; seller April j o.;
seller May 81 l0,; seller June 81 IL;
seller Julysl O7i; seller August u OH
No. 2 red Wabash 81 09i; amber Michi.
gan 81 lot. Corn-Steady: high mixed
46Ic: No. 2 spot 4Sc; seller Nay 5ic;
rejected 45ic: damsged 4ic: Osts-
Onie,. No 2 3Sc; No. 2 white T. ic.
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Chicago.

CnlCukO.
CHICAGO, April .-Flour-Steady
and firm. Wheat-Actiye, firm and
higher: No. 2 Chicago spring 81 Ola
| O3i cash; 81 OjiGyl 0ji seller May,
81 O6i seller June; NO. 3, g2!Gsg5Ic; ~.
Iec,ed 7jIM s2c; No. . red winter 81 OH
al 03. C)rG-Active. firm aud higher,
a. 39ila,I2ic cash: i3(s. .i3lc seller May
t3c seller June; rej.cted iOc. Oats
Steady and in fair demand at Il lc cash;
32c seller April: 3jic seller May: 3jIc
seller June: 3ic seller July. Rye
Strong and higher at 81 o.. Barley
Steady anil in fair demand a. JS,toysi ~.
Flax seed-Ats IL. Pork Unsettled.
Irregular and wildly ilrctuatibg, nj sl7 90
CrI7 % cash; sl7 07iSi7 10 seller NAV,
Sl7 20 seller June: $l5 - seller July.
sales at 3I6 y0cgI7 77I seller May; sl7 %
6,I755 seller June. Iard-suong and
higher AZ $40 s2iCalO ~ cash. go s7!Go
10 % seller May; slI 90 seller Jus-.
Bulk Meats-strong and higher: shOul.
ders - %; short ribI ss 30, short clesr
- go. Whisky-steady and unchanged
at los.
BALTIMORE, April Il.-Flour On 81
and firm; western superhne 81 2jt.I OJ.
extra 81 2jt95 90. family q 2jCsJ 81.
Wheat Western easier, and closiDg
steady; winter red spot sI Iyi0,i 49,:
seller April and May 81 l9isi Is,.
seller June 81 1901 l9I; seller July
81 I5iGi I6i; seller August 81 1870
i3t. COrn-Westsrn steady: mixed
spot 56tCs55!c; seller April bj!65jir;
seller May 5ttd,5ftc; selier June DC.
Osts-Stesdy; western white FG47lr;
mixed, 4rs-45c; Pennsylyania. +Gc.
Rye Steady at 81 1901 L. Hay
Steady at S2s Provisions Unsettled
and tending upward; meas PORK, old,
SIS %; new il7 %. Bulk meais--Pscked
5iIa,sic. Bacon-Sbouldsrs Glc, clear
rib sides Ole: hams llsllc. Lard
Refined sIl 10. Butter-QuIs': prime
TO choice western packed I3,sZ2c: roll
ls(a22c. Eggs-Firm at lie. Petroleum
- Nominal. refined 1.c. Golfer -
Stronger; Rio cargoes l0iGl2!c. sugar
-Firm; A soft S!c. Whisky-SoDinal
at 81 09i.
CINCINNATI, April Il.-Cotton-Firm
at l0ic. Plour-steady; family . 00S
5 Is; fancy S 1906 20. wbesi-In .
far demand; No. 2 red winter 81 IL.
Corn-steady and fair demand; No. 2
47ic. Osu-strong; No. 2 mixed 3sc;
Rye-Stron2 and higher; No. 2 II q
al 25. Barley-Searce and firm; No. 2
fall 81 10. Pork-sfonger st 81 90.
Lard Strong st SO IS. Bulk Meais-
Firmer; shoulders $ %; clear rib IS IS;
Bacon-Strong; shoulders Sc 90: clear
nib - Ei: clear % l2i. WHISKY
In fair demand at SI05. Butter-PIrm;
choice Western Reserve 2J(SZe; choice
Central Ohio 2lez3c.
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Eew Orleaua

Nrv ORLEANS, April IL Conee-
Dull: Rio cargoes, ordinary TO p1me.
l09l3ic. sugar-In fair demand; inier'
ior 10 good common 5ia6tc; common
to good 6i9sic; yellow clan6ed stCsste.
Nol.ses-Nominally unchanged; inier.
ior l5talsc: centrifugal SIC; cistern bot
toms Csc; fermentipe 2O(S35c. Rice
Doll and lower; ordinary TO prime II
06c.
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ncinbAh.
FthbuYHh.

PIrnsrnoH, April ll.-Petroleum-
Active, unesttIed and closed weak and
demoralized; United certificates open.
cd at 9ltc and closed atss6ic; refined &c
Tor Pbiladelphis delivery.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Easy at 4 to 6 Per Cent-Govern.
mems S.sady-flour Steady and Firm
Wheat Active, Firm and Higher
Hogs Dull.
FINANCE.
New York.

Nsv YoRK, April ll.-MoSav- Easy
At +S6 per cent, closing at 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent.
Sterling exchange. bankers' bills dull at
4slt; demand iS3.
sILvrR-At London Sd per ounce;
bar silver here lll!; subsidiary silver
coin iGl per cent. discount.
GovERSMENrs-Steady for Is and per
cent. higher for other issues.
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PRODUCE.

'So sale. iOfcr- l.
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(Addlional Nartets On RosRh Pe0.l