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A contract has just been closed at Fort Worth,
Texas, for the shipment of IS, 600 head of cattle
from the grazing region south of that city on
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway to
Wichita Falls. Ia miles north twill require
5000 cars, or 2l5 trains of fourteen cars each.
At a total expense of $105000. The shipment
is rendered necessary by the large amount of
fencing recently put up in the southern part of
the State
Returns published in the 0Feia, Journal
City Of Mexico show the total value of exports
fro,a Mexico for the last fiscal year to be 49,
oo3,Oo0. The value o. the exports sent to the
United States was nearly 900, and of
those sent to England $lo000,000. Half the
exports were shipped from Vera Cruz. The
exports Of sugar and tobacco were valued at
only $4,000.
The New York board of aldermen has passed
over the veto of Mayor Edison the scheme by
which the New York Electric Lines Company
is given the right to construct vaults, lay tubes
&c. for placing electric wires under the streets
OF the City. The New York Times regards the
incorporators as Irresponsible and condemns
the passage of the bill over the mayors veto.
At the great. grain elevator at Port Rich
mond, Philadelphia, on the 18th inst, 81, 900
bushels OF wheat were loaded on the steamship
Asian in one hour TIE grain was taken from
the storage bins, lowered to the ground floor,
shence taken to the ton Of the elevators,
weighed, and then shot down into the vessels
hold.
The local committee of the Newhurgh, n. Y,
Centennial has selected Thursday, October
18th. as the date of the celebration commence
rating the disarmament of the Revolutionary
Army under Washington and the conclusion of
peace with Great Britain An Grafton will he
delivered at the celebration by VIM NJ. Evarts
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OUR COMMERCIAL REPORT.
State OF te Markets at Leading Trade Centres East
and nest.

NEW NoRK ATril I7--Coon is easier at 10iz dl0lsc.
Southern -four eiliei ard firm good to choice Extra sGu
- Wheat 1aec higher FOR spot and 3stI2c. higher
for futures closing fraction below the highest
more doing for export and fairly active speculation;
No red Ceases q s. 1904 1914, AItil s. I7ai fs15,
May 81 lI5seI lss, al.e i ia.tgi sis, Judy = aoe1
2%. Rye IS FIRM ~ zoe for Western Com ils4c.
hgher for spot, and ~ lc higher ior fgiuees. closing
ff ~ the bta; steamer c, No mixed lli Elevator
65ss efc, white Southern Gge70c. May S55a6466 &C,
June 6s3 caesc july ts9'96s.se Cats quiet and z. 10
&c higher mixed y c1arsi y csc. and hile do. ~ s2
5se Cohee loss active and eaSi,r - p spot SOS -
April, = $50 - AaH = s1as - June. Refued Sugars
quiet; standard A hsc, crushed SIC. gratnalacd &C.
Petroleum unset led crdGe - 5&Sc. refined sldS
United Sc Tsli6w FIRM as5sc. prime CITY
Pork is held Ey ut quiet; -Gess SIS $50 - 1il Tor
spot, snd options elected Lard fairly active and S
u points higher and closed Ezra prime steam 81 -
spot, 81 II - Mas, sl 55Ill 5z5s June. FTcCEts
. LIVERPOOL steady Cotton Per steamer S-l6d, Wheat
SD.
CHICAGO April I-.-Wheat active and higher; regular
81 o ATill, = eCl O. May, 81 G39l 0gis June, and
s. 9;Sel 10 July; No. Spring 81 %; No. red Winter
y IS Corn active and hrSer ~ 5555Ec cash 5isa ~
5fsc Asv, 5.sc Juae. Ots active ana higher IT 4sG9
80. cash i5Fe sisg, 4-se June Gye firm At 5Sc.
Lk active and higher Sl&ll Is 55 cash IS l. 8
My. and SIS e1 Is S2 june Lard active 1nd higher
al 81 t-it = CASA. 81 81 "a IL - Nay. 81 80 ~
June Bulk Meats ia E;ir demand; Shoulders = -,
short rL p 10, short clear SO H. Whisky steady A;
thC CLOSING CAL Wheat 155ssc. higher. Cora Irregular
Oats advanced &C. f0r hay AID &c. July. Pork 5t
higher. Lard fsincr.
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GEORGE E. LEMON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office 6l5 Fifteenth ST., Citizens National BaaE)
P. o. DRAWER 325. WASHINGTON, d. c.
ESTABLISHED 1895

Pensicns.-If wounded, injured or have contracted
aJiy disease however slight the disability apply At once
Thousands entitled
T:eirs.-Widcws minor children, dependent mothers
IsJAers and miner brothers and sisters the 9rJer
War CT f@f2--Au surviving officers and yoldissz Of
TINS war whether p the Military Naval service f the
united States " 10 served fourteen Cf Gavs or IL in
such who have remarked are entitled 10 pension
OF eight collars Month Proof Of loyalty no longer
Increase of Pension laws ere mora lib
era now ihan tolIseriy and many entitled to
nt-igs rae ti tffy receive FROM and stser january,
ISL shall make charges for ny sri-ss ia CLAIMS
ioF increase o. Per10 where disability is alleged
Gh,es5 successful n procuring the increase
Restoration 10 PcasioG ROiI.-Pensioners Who
nave Cecn unlas-iy dropped from The pension rOlb or
whose names have been stricken tiercf~em BY reason
OF failure 70 draw tcir pension for q. period of tIres
years. or hs reason OF re-euSsTleLt Eiv have their
pensions renewed br corresponding with t.s House
Eeserti0sI from enc regiment or vessel and en- stfcut
In another IS Eot bar pension in eases where the
wound, disease or in ur was iuclra IiI iy Sr-
Ice OF the United Ssates and in the line OF dutv.
Land NarraE ss.-Surviyers OF al wars frons 1850
20 March 8 1856 and certain heirs are enfe h. ens
hundred and sixty acres of land ii airav received
Soldiers Of the late war not entitled Land :rarrnfs
purchased for cash al the highest m.rEet rate and
assignments peItected- Correspondence invited
Frlsone-s Of War.-Raton money promptly sol
Furlough Ratious.-Araounts due collected With
ogt E1teesfy ceiay such claims cannot be collected
Fiorses Lost in servfce-C1afras Of this character
promptly attended 20. Many claims Of tlIis character
nave heeIl erroneous reiccted Correspondence in such
Bounty and E'ay.-C0IiectionS promptly made.
, Property Taken = the Army IN States not in
special attention rrv ed they were fled before jan
Eary 1Sso Ii not filed prior that date they
barred by statute Of limitation
In addition 10 the above we prosecute Military and
Naval SiIrls OF every irtiol, procure Pereuts,
3eielsl Land ONCE and other Bureaus If the Interior
Department AID AZ rise Departments the Government
=, We mite erEeenee rqIi all Interested isslrins
EeSS II al matters istrlst2tl 70 cur hands
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FORFIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. April l7.-Cotton = Receipts to-day
1880 bales all American Sales 9G0e bales 1896 Amerf
can Market firm aud fraction de&Fer; middliig Up
lands at ll-lCd. OTlcls sd Cotton TO arrive opened
a and closed quiet April ard May delivery ufiands
Is 44-54s.a5 3i-std: May and June 47-GiG5 Ii-64
june and .uy 5sgtet5 4z6id.; July and August 81
Goes if-GltL 5l5d.; August and September JG-GlM5
53ll- September snd October 55-64lt5 5l-Gld.; Oco-
Der and November 5I-Gfe5 f6-6ld. November and
December z5-645 45-G4d T:llow Ais Sd per cwt for
prime city.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-25
po-lsmonth nnd Norfolk Counlg.

Especial telegram 20 the Disfalch.I
PORTSMOUTH. Va. May 24.-The Demo
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yo.hx,IIc.s Festivities.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

lBy tclcRTapH w wv blepdtcll.I
NASHVILLE, May 24.-The military COM
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vast concourse OF people. The weather
was bright and pleasant and the parade
ground in perfect condition. The Tread
way Rifles, Of ST. Louis, first came on the
ground in the forenoon and drilled forty
five minutes. They were followed 10y the
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In the afternoon the famous Crescent
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ground. and were greeted with enthusiastic
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prize OF $4,000.
All thus far have drilled well, and the
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Orleans and Mobile.
The Busch Zouaves, OF ST. Louis, fol-
lowed the Crescent Rifles i'm drill for the
special premium for the best Zouave-drill
exercises OF the day. The proceedings
concluded with drcSS-parade, in which
five companies took part. Tonight grand
military promenade concert. and hop oc-
CURED at the State capitol, which was
largely attended.
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MN -Bllrls.-Rocciut-, 90 CARLOADS, "
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sale 10 IUrlO.c. T. %. f1r city.saughiercd, and
a...t 100 for western. The steamer OtrantO took
oit to-day 30 live cattle; Tie steamer Wisconsin.
Il52 guirtcrs Ut bOcf and 100 carcasses Of mnt-
ton. shipments Of Eve stock and fresh meat from
AN American ports for The week ended May l9fh
wcr- G..4I I've cattle, 1854 quarter, 81 beef.
1882 I've sheep. nd l,uc1 carcasses Of mutton.
cable advice. from London and Liverpool to-day
mote American refrigerator beef dun 40 l. ~.
= Do: American refrigerator mutton 40 l3c.
NtttD anil L0mts. Receipts 7 carloads. ~
l.5JO head, nearly all spring lambs. sheep Wrr,
doing better: lambs continue dun and depressed.
sale. of fair 90 prime clipped sheep were ~ 'o
&c. - ih.-R small bunch OF extra doe l6l h,
average. going 40 1c. Fair ~ good southern Liant !,
sold 40 esq . a.. "a ID. Dressed mutton sold az 10
M L.. 4 % generally.
HDgS.4Receipts. 10 car-lo1ds. or 1870 head
Dul ceiling. Live hogs nominaliy quoted at sl.tO
@S77O Tor c0rn-ied.--Joup0i " Commerce.
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The queens Blrthday in washington

IBy telegraph % ne Dlspllch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. May 2l.-Nlr. West.
the British Minister, gave dinner tonight
in honor OF the Queens birthday. Covers
were laid for thirty persons. the number
being smaller than usual, owing 10 the alb
sence OF the President and most Of his
Cabinet at the Brooklyn-bridgc celc-
bration and because several foreign
ministers are absent. Secretary Teller,
Chci-JusIice Waite, General sherman. and
Admiral Porter were the principal Ameri-
can guests. There was no specch-making,
and but two regular toasts were drunk.
Chiei-,Justice Waite proposed " The Queen
and the Royal Family" and Minister West,
" The President Of the United states and
his Cabinet" Both toasts were drunk
sfanhinr.
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AJudge Shot in His Courf.RoOm.

10y Telegraph 20 NE DIsUAI'I,I
NEW ORLEANS. May 2i.-Thc Times
Democrats Helena special says: Immcdi-
ately after the Circuit Court adjourned for
dinner to-day. and while its Judge, VI. +.
Saunders, was in the courtroom looking
up some authorities in the cases pending
before him. DR.. L. d. Moore approached
him in regard 10 some matter IN which
Phillips county was indebted 10 Moore for
services rendered while Saunders was
county Judge. His declining TO listen In
ccnsed Moore. who struck at the Judge and
fired twice at him, the second shot taking
e1lrcf i'm the left hand.