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Candidates.

The following gentlemen have through
the columns OF this paper announced them
selves as candidates for office subject to the
decision Of the Democratic primary May
1st:
Mayor: W. c. Darlington and Alfred r.
Courtney.
Attorney for the Commonwealth Samuel
Il. Witt.
City Sergeant: Newton NJ. Lee ana
James C.. Smith.
Clerk OF the Hastings Court: William
L. Lawton.
Commissioner OF the Revenue: -.
Sheriff: Lewis =. Winston and Charles
W. Goddin.
Hight Constable +. Ilolzinger and Ned
&. Garrison.
City Auditor: Miles Turpin, W. 5. Cat
lett, and L. j. Warren.
City Collector: -. =,
Very few candidates for the City Council
have been announced. With less than bail
a dozen exceptions the present iDcumbents
will offer for reelection.
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BASEBALL SULLIVAN.
The Facts Concerning His Contract with the
virginins.


Ms a good deal has been said In the
papers and elsewhere concerning Mr.. i. l..
sullivan aud the alleged violation OF his
contract with the Virginia Baseball Com
pany TO manage that club for the season OF
1884, the following facts ia relation to the
matter, which have never before been pub
lished, were yesterday furnished by an
officer OF the Virginia Baseball Company
to Dispatch reporter:
MIR. Sullivan came 10 Richmond some
time during last October and made verbal
contract to manage the club here for the
season Of 1884, which contract he has
always recognized 10 his correspondence
with the Virginia Baseball Club, and also
in his letter TO the Sporting life, dated
from ~. Louis, February 81, 1884. During
last month Mr.. Sullivan again visited Rich
mond aud asked for his release. The d.
rectors OF the Virginia Baseball Club had
n meeting, and Mr. sullivan was called in.
and before that meeting he acknowledged
his contract, and said, since he did not get
his release. as asked for, he would certainly
he in Richmond to take charge OF the club
by the 2jth OF March, II not earlier. Since
his return to 81. Louis he telegraphed to
know whether the Baseball Company still
insisted upon his coming, and after being
telegraphed that he was expected here at
once he telegraphed and wrote that he
would not come. as he had determined TO
remain in st. Louis.
The following is the letter referred TO
above
Friend Richter write to post You re-
garding the Richmond clubs claim on me.
Last fall while in the East. after my rela-
lions with the So Louis club were severed.
! met the gentlemen Of the Richmond club.
whom / esteem highly-a feeling which /
believe Is reciprocated. After considera-
bic discussion Of the situation gave them
my promise 10 manage their team in 1884.
This was in October. When | returned to
st. Louis found that my friends disap-
proved OF my proposed move TO Richmogd
and strong pressure was brought TO bear
upon me TO remain in st. Louis. Mr.. Luz
cas- then made me handsome offer to man
age his clUb-a sum Of $1,000 in excess of
that promised me by Richmond. l inform
ed him that had given my ,cOrd to go to
Richmond, and that that with me was equal
to a contract. However. the popular desire
for me TO remain in st. Louis and compete
with Won der Ane's Club is so great that
have reluctantly asked the Virginia Club
TO release me from my engagement. / AN
going to Richmond next week to talk the
matter over with the gentlemen Of that
club. Truly yours, Il. =. SULLIVAN.
81. Louis, February -, 1884.
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Ny Telegram.
NEW YORK.

NkW YORK. April ~.
The stock market was weak during the greater
part of the day. The annoucensnt that the coal
ompanies, had agreed upon suspension OF
n ming. and reports that Elie had made cut on
coal rates, were used against the market, as was
also "a rumor that the " tbash Company intended
60 make a new issge Of bonds. This ruInor was
denied, but Wabash stocks nevertheless broke
from IL % lea for common, aud 23s TO 20
for preferred. The decline In the remainder
OF the list WAS 1AIsi, the latter Iackawsnna.
noon, when it was rumored that the conference
OF representatives of Union Pacirc aud Quincy
had failed To- come 20 an agreement. ~ closing
he dealing there was n recovery OF E@A' Cen
trail Pacific was strong In the early dealings, and
advanced on report that the company had
made important trafic arrangements with Dem
YER The Improvement was afterwards nearly
all lost. Among the speciahies 81 Louis and
San FrancIsco hrsts preferred fell of 2, Oregon
Navigation declined from 81, Oregon Improve
m,nt broke X, Fort Wayne sold down 3. Metro
poitan Elevated rose 4. sales, 2230OO shares
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, April l2.-1he weekly state
ment of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans increase. ss2O0OO; specie IN
crease, sl,ql4,O0O; egal tenders decrease
S9,4O5,7UO deposits increase, tSe3,OOO; cir
culsllon decrease, $4,000; reserve decrease
The banks now hold s3,6l7,io5 In excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April l2 Virginia 6's. eonsoli-
dated. 400; new 10. 4O's, 34s; new 5's, Oh.
Bid to-day.
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Convention OF sabbath-SchOol Super
infendeDIs.

The following is the programme OF eX-
erciseS for Convention OF Sabbath-School
Superin:endents OF East Hanover Presby-
tery at the Fourth Presbyterian church:
Session L. Monday, April 14tb, p. NJ.
tol0P. ii. Hymn No. 100 Gospel Hymns).
PRAYER. Subject "NiSslon Schools"
T. Country mission schools as means OF
SUPPLYING Gospel teaching TO those not
reached by stated preaching; as nuclei OF
new churches; as feeders OF churches al
ready organized.
speakers: Or. w. W. Murray, Suffolk I;
II. f. Bardwell, Burkeville; Rev. j. o..
Anderson, Accomac. Five-minutes' speech
Is by others. Hymn No. %.
III. The same points as TO city mission
schools.
Speakers: D. Humphreys, Norfolk; P.
c. Trugen. Portsmouth; G.. a. Field, Nor
folk; J. u. +. Burroughs, Richmond.
Five-minutes' speeches by others. Hymn
No. 81. Prayer.
Session U.-Tuesday, A. NJ. to II A.
n. Hymn no. 145. Prayer. subject:
Conduct Of the School,"
|. How 10 conduct the school to secure
punctuality. system, and efficiency.
Speakers: George 7. Haw, Hanover;
II. Fitzgerald. Manchester; Il. ii. Gillian,
Richmond; Rev. James p. Smith, Frede-
ricksburg. Hymn No. l2l.
III. How 10 secure more thorough prepa-
ration OF The lesson by teachers.
Speaker DIR. S. p. Christian, New
Kent; NJ. u. Gillian, Richmond. Five
minutes speeches by others. hymn No.
". Prayer.
Session III.-II:30 A. VI. to 1870 Z. NJ.
HYMN No. -. PRAYER.
Subject: "How 20 Make the Sabbath
School the Most Effective Means Of the
Conversion OF the Scholars"
Speakers: Il. c. Osborne, Petersburg;
Judge Isaac III. Christian, Charles CITY
Edward Camp, Norfolk; James Miller
Ashland: j. ID. X. Sleight, Richmond.
Hymn No. 2s2. Five-minutes' speeches
by Others. Hymn No. 50. Prayer.
Session IVA =. n. TO 6 p. VI. LYNN
No. 1866. Prayer.
Subject J.. Securing the Regular At
tendance OF the Scholars upon the Churcn
Services.
Speakers: DIR. NJ. +. Daughtrcy, Ports
mouth; George II. Brown, Petersburg;
J. Haryie Blair, Richmond. Flye-mln-
utes' speeches by others. Hymn NO. dO4.
Subject H.. "How to Keep the Large
Boys Ia the school,"
Speakers z. Frank Vaughan, Norioih'
Edwin Pleasants, Richmond. Hymn 2OS.
Five-minutes' speeches by others. CLOSING
prayer. -,
The opening speech on each topic VIII
be limited TO fifteen minutes; other set
speeches 10 ten minutes.
After The appointed speeches the suelect
will be open during the remainder OF tne
time allotted Il, for discussion by the su,
perintendents, teachers, and members OF
the Presbytery, the speeches not to exceed
i've minldes.
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sixth and Bread Streets

il now the centre OF attraction Tor The IL
dies. julius Meyer & Sons silk sale COM
mands their attention. Never before have
such reliable and well-knOwn brands OF
Silks been offered at such prices-so much
below the regular or agent prices. They
are making a specially Of Lyons Gold and
Red-Border Black Silks, and Glraud's and
Bonnet's Solid-Coored Gros-GrainS. These
are the most noted OF imported silks, and
have been sold very extensively in this
country for many years. Their Dress
Goods are equally as attractive. These
gentlemen have also for distribution during
the coming week very handsome Easter
Egg Plaque. Call and get one.
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Parties having such nuisanees a. sag
nant ponds, &C., on their premises WIN De
before the Mayors Court to-morro" VI
Tuesday morning. -.
At the April term OF the County court
which commences Monday. Elizabetn Gan,
der, John York. and William Lewis VIII
be tried for misdemeanor, and QulnDy M"
Allen for felony.
There will be the usual services 81 tne
city churches to- day and tonight, and spe-
cial services for children at the Mcade"Mc'
mortal church AZ D o'clock this afternoon.
Judge French IL IN Prince George coun'
ty visiting bis daughter.
Among other bills ordered TO be PAID pY
the Council Friday night was one from tpe
COMMITTEES on Fire Department OF kicn-
mond 70 the Mayor OF Manchester for wv
damages incurred At the late FIRE on tpe
waier-llpe; Of this $40 was 10 pay Tor '''e
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed oil
Yesterday: ..o,
Alexander Kelly, charged Win attemPE
ing to rob the money-drawer OF w. IL.
Carpenter, was committed for six months
in default Of surety for his good behavior.
Jack cambridge (colored), charged VIII,
trespassing upon the premises OF anu
abusing Parthenia Woodson and Parthe-
mia Woodson was charged with abusing
cambridge. The cases were dismissed on
payment OF cost. l.o,
MolIle Jones alias Mollie Hewlett Scol,,
ored), who was under bonds Tor her goou
behavior, having been surrendered Dy ner
bondsman, was committed 10 Jail for tniriy
days. an, ,o,ro
]. S. b. Tinsley, charged with being
drunk aud disorderly In the street. Inc
accused failing 10 appear, an attachlheh'
was issued for bis arrest.
II. g. Latham, charged with running
borse-wagoD on the street without ncehse
number on the same. Dismissed.
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The Veteran Fair.
LEE CAMP, No. i. e. ", !
RICUuoND. Va. ADril q. 1884.

LEE CAMP, No. i. G. va
RICHMOND, Va, April ., 1884. !
To the Public:
The undersigned, Committee OF Lee
Camp. most respectfully request that you
will aid them in the work OF the Fair to be
held n the First Regiment Armory, May
I4th to 3lst, to raise funds for the Confed-
crate Soldiers Home. We feel assured
that our ladies. who so nobly aided the
" Lost Cause" will assist us in providing
a home for the MANNED and helpless soldiers
OF the South.
Please attend a meeting at Fcrd's Hotel,
Capitol-street entrance, ladies' parlor, on
Tuesday, the 10th April, at O'Clock Z. NJ,
when we will meet you and explain what
assistance we desire.
Very respectfully,
Polk MILLER,
w. +. SM0Ns,
Col. JOHN b. PURCELL,
GEO. III. POINDEXTER,
I.ILovENsTElN,
Ladies' Committee.
DR.. HENRY c. JONES,
n. v. RANDOLPH,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
Executive Committee.
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Cancer Tor Fourteen Years !

SPARTANBuRG, ). G., March II, 1874.
/ have for fourteen years been a sufferer
from running sore on my face that eve
rybody called CANCER. have used over
$500 worth OF medicine ard found no re-
lief. About four months ago bought one
bottle Of Swift's Specific from DIR. VI. Il.
Heinitsh. and since have bought five
Others, have taken it. and they have CURED
ME- sound and well! Ny face is as free
from n sore as anybody's, and my health IL
perfectly restored. feel like forty years
had been lifted of my head.
Yours thankfully, ELIZA TISsLEY.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga,
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Cali for the celebrated Sealskin Cigars
at w. c. McDowelps cigar stand, Ford's
Hotel; John Murphy, Eighth and Broad
streets; Il. b. Williams's, Seventeenth and
Broad streets; ThOrnbury Il RlmoSs,
Eighth and Main streets; DOdson Bro
Tiers. cigar-stand, American Hotel; An
drew Antoni's, Main below Eleventh
street : b. c. Metzger's, Alhambra, Four
tenth street; j. F. Reads. Twenty-tifth
and Clay streets; X. {. Broadus u Co.'S,
Manchester. Va. ; Wade IL shelburn's, l2li
Main street; Harper q Tenants, BARRIERS
Main below seventeenth street.
Owens & MINOR.
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First Part, Miscellaneous; Second Part,
Donizettrs |" Daughter OF the Regiment
Mile. Sail (contraltol late Of Adellna PATHS
company, has been added to the company
since they were last here. The sale OF seats
begins Wednesday at & o'clock.
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Federal interference at EIectins

Dir. Atkinson's bill to prevent Federal
interference at elections did not become
law.
The House did not pass it.
1t empowered the judges OF elections.
when arrested by Federal officers. either
10 close the polls and make returns oil the
woes cast, or TO swear in new judges 10
proceed with the election.
As to what is now to be done when the
iud0es of elections are arrested the exist
inc law does not clearly provide.
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The Beautiful steamer Nelly white

has proven to be very popular on James
river, and her decks are daily crowded
with passengers. This steamer now touches
at Old Point on her trips from Norfolk 10
this city, and many guests from the Hygeia
Hotel come this way on their way home
North. There are 1000 guests at the Hy-
geia, some Of our citizens being among the
number. The river route is preferred by
many owing to the very low fare OF 81 and
no transfer-a great consideration with all,
especially ladies and children.
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L.. Courtney Jenkins.

who represented the Travellers Insurance
Company IN this city and State in 1870 and
1871, and was afterwards on duty at the
home Office of the company in Hartford.
Conn.,, has resumed his connection with
the company as special agent for Virginia
and West Virginia, with headquarters at
the Office OF John w. Gordon, agent, No.
: north Tenth street.
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Charles G. Lelands articles on Brass
workn IN the July "st. Nicholas" proved
so popular feature that tue ea'.or nss
secured q series Of papers.on sinareo arr
from the same author. Inc nrst one o.
these. ON /" Leather Work." will appear 10
the May number.
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lata weather Repor1.

Especial telegram 20 the Dspatch.l
~ AsHINGToN. ID. c., April l3-1:30 A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy wea-
Their and rain, wind generally from east to
south, nearly stationary temperature, and
lower barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, rain fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather, variable
winds. slight rise in temperature in north
ern portion, nearly stationary temperature
in southern portion.
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cancer. and Catarrh
Cured by Or. MOScs "a ION. No. s2l
East Broad street.
Read the certificates OF well-known citi-
Zcns OF Richmond:
RICHMOND, VA, March "a, 1884.
d.. Noses 4: Son:
cheerfuIly certify that you have cured
nv daughter OF stammering, with only a
few days treatment, and | am confident
she is entirely relieved. All OF us are re-
ioicing over this relief. | heartily recon-
mend you to others. Yours, truly,
L. L. WINSTON.
Deputy sheriff Of Richmond, Va.
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vm. winnie HauIs.

This distinguished prima donna Of her
MaIesty's Opera, London. supported by
her own company, will give TWO concerts
at the theatre, as follows: Friday evening,
April lsth--First Part, Miscellaneous |;
Second Part, the third act lcomplete) from
Faust, In full costumes. At the matinee
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SUMMER RESORTS.
'ATURAL BRIDGE, VIRGINIA.

The new hotels win be open APRIL isT' and In
perfect order. Capacity, 400 gaesIs There VIII
be three seasons-lhe spring season. April May,
and June; the summer season. july and August :
the fall season, September, October, ana Novcn'-
ber. Monthly rate for sumner .essos. soV'
maathiy rnle for the spFins and fsii seas0n, $50
Yen dollars pcr mouth will he dcdactsd when tso
or more persons occupy one room.
The guests have fsee sceess te the bridge anu 70
the forest: al excellent livery; music, biiiisrdss
bowling alleys, hsths electric eeliss riding clubs
Private horses furnished and Kept Tor $500 psr
eek.
wv l.. g. PEyToN, MANAGER,
Natural Bndges
Reehbyidge ecsasy, Va
| NH sa-su.fhAsat0m
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
partly cloudy, with rain at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, ~;
9 A. NJ, "a; noon. "a; i. NJ, SO; q T..
NJ, 61; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, 80 5.6.
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COO 90 Nm ego RRR FEE ssss ssss
3 90 81 SS$ GO i inn h II ssss sss $
COO 90 N M GGG X X EEE 0SS' 1882
ssss PPP RRR MNy Goo
Ssss PpP PR Rnk FINN EESSS Ne
SP Il Rim NNG GG,r
ssSsP X Rim mn GGa
THE STANDARD MINERAL WATER.
CArHARTiC, Alternative.
A specific for
DISORDERS or THE STOMACH, LIVER AND
KIDNEYS, ECZEMA, MALARIA, AND
ALI. IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.

SO enyiabe & name has this farnous Mineral Wa
Ter that the managers Of inferior mineral springs
DESTROYS OF Initiating tue natural purity OF the bot
lied water OF Congress Spring, inset po"erfni
acid In their bottled water TO preserve the crude
ingredients IN solution, being 50 heavily laden Win
LIME AND IRON DEPOSIT.
With such contriyances bogus testimonials an"
doctored analysis cards, they seek 70 rva' me pute
medicinal waters OF Congress Spring,
The regular season visitors to saratogs i"iIy I'M
dersiand these crude. harsh waters-many OF them
after painful experiences. In proof oI iA's Jaes
noe can produce a great ma y respoTis'ots names.
Do, the saratoga yisi Ors without experience, and
many who use the bottled waters toften labelled as
curatlyes for disorders which they positively az
grayate), should remember that crude, harsh min
sral waters produce headache sense OF burning
and internal irritation, and do irreparab6 injury
to the digestive oryans and Kidneys.
CONGRESS WATER-PURE, NATURAL ASD
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD ON DRAUGiT.
For sale BY druggists, grocers, wine merchants
and hotels. hl7. Th,Sn&TuSm
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ksvluxn boards.

The new boards will meet at their re-
spectiye asylums on Tuesday.
The proceedings will be Interesting.
II the elections for new officers are gone
into Il will then be seen how far true 1t Is,
as charged, that the Boards have been or
ganized in the interest OF particular inol-
xriduals
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcIMof;D, April IL, 1884.
OFgfRINGS>
WuEAT.-White, 254 bushels Red, ll6 BUSH
els. 60, o.oo
CoRN.-White, 1882 bushels. Mixed, 1890
bushels.
OATs.-2400 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuFAT-White. so bushels very good ut SLID.
Red, lie bushels good 10 very good chorldrry al
sl.O7 TO 81 10. ar,
CoRN.-white. s26 bushels very good NJ ooc'
Mixed $40 bushels very good at 62e.
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Tho R,cbmopd German Club.

The Richmond German Club will have
heir first regular German after Lent at
Sanger Halle on Friday night next at 10
O'Clock.
NIB. Members will observe the hour OF
commencing.
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c.~utvaI of Authors.

On Monday night the Carnival Of Au-
tbors will open at Armory Hall and con-
tinue for ten days.
The entertainment will be spectacular,
literary, and dramatic, and Q number Of
grand prizes will be given away.
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nather.Gonse Festival.

The ladies OF Monumental church VIII
hold Mother-Goose festival tomorrow at
No 505 east Broad street (stevens's old
stand), TO which all the children are III
yited. There will be fine display 0, ian-
CIV aud useful articles, ana az l ySioos
sharp Mother Goose will cut the puuding'
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The Accident Policies

n TuE TRAVELLERS, Of Hartford, Conn,
indemnify the business or professional man
for his profits. the wage-worker Ior ms
wages lost from accidental INJURY, anu
guarantee principal sum in case Oh death.
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BY Teiegrapn.
NEW YORk

NEW YOKh.
NEW YORK, April I2.-Cotiou quiet; sales, 445
baIes: uplands, Ike: Orleans, IKE: consof-
dated net receipts Yesterday: 6,ioo bales; ex-
poris-to Great Britain, lo.l95 bales n France
5.0le bales; TO the continent, o,sSS oses; con-
solidated net receipts TODAY, 2.ov4 bales ex.
ports-to Great Britain, $500 bales; weekly net
receipts, 2,49s eales, noss l0,Is2 bales ex-
DOrts--to Great Bntaie. $500 bales; 70 France.
bales; stOck, 346,3i3 bales. Wheat-spot Salc.
higher, closing weaker; ungraded red, s3cde
si.O6; No. 2 rcd. april, 9ehc.; May, g9s".ag
W57sc.; white southern, 6OG66r. No. 2, April,
55sc. 0ats-spoi. l@ikc higher; No: z, 500
s6se lloP e,,r dui R,o a1 dun 0a1e loss No.
Rio, spot, $685.; May. sS go. sugar dull aud
somewhat nominal: fair 10 good refining,
Ss S 2siiaw ef5re :; On Sc 'e mould Ia
IKE; standard A, 6sG6Ac e0nfeeunners a.
exc; cut-loaf, ~ crushed, 10: powdsrea, ~
@7He. granulatod 7ks cubes; 1ae a9 sss.
and lower al s2x@sSc. Hides srm. Wool quiet
and about stea, y. Pork steadily held; mess. spot
si6.s7I@si7. Middles nominal long clear.
s0.i2S Lard 16a1Sc. lower, closing weak.
Fre'Sn'S '''"''' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April l2.-riuur quiet and steady.
wheat--southern steady aud nrin western higher
sI.l2d8l.l5: No. l Maryland, ~. l4Gsl.l4S {;
No. 2 western winter red. spot i. Olhspsl.0lS
1Tmsr %ssn about Te,os b sRs
55c. Oats firm and In good demand; southern.
10n43c.; western white. 40a42c.: mixed. $50
IOc Pennsylyania, 40d 43c. Provisions quiet.
Coffee lower; Rio carROes Ordinary 70 falr, oaen
I0iie. other articles unchanged. Freigbts Gull.
CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI, April l2.-Fl0ur dull aud un-
changed. Wheat nOminally unchanged. Corn I'm
fair demand: No. mixed, 32c. Oats nrineT; No.
D mlxed. 36hc. Pork quiet: mess, sl7.25eg
1880, Lard firm al $40. BnlE-u eats hrm {;
shoulders 81; short rib. Tr.6It. Bacon hrm !:
shoulders, s7.75 short Iib, fg.62s: short clear,
$40, Whisky steady At sl.l5. Hogs fIm; com
mon and light, s4.73@ 80 packing and butchers.
LOllIsVll Lr.
LOUISVILLE, April r. Wheat quiet; No.
red. Al O3MSl %. Corn quiet; Nc. , mixed,
s2r. Oats Guiet: No. mixea, sec. Provisions
firm. Mes pork, $3.50. Bulk meats = SHOULDERS.
1875 clear nh. 1878; clear sides. ~. Baeon-
shoulders, $3.50; clear rib, 1928 clear. 1919.
Hams-Srgar-curtd s13. Lard Choice kettle,
slO.23.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April l2.-FI0uT nOminally UNI
changed Wheat opened quiet; later nnssttItd
and 10 ver; closed 1ha24c. lower than Ihursday ;
AnriI. 7oLmeOAe.; May, s3kc.: No. Chicago
snr,ne, 7oSms21c. Corn unsettled: opened To-
lie. lower, ard closed ilsise; a S , Lnsrs:
casb 27AM2sc.; April 27t@2s4e- Pork 0peoed
15essOc. lower: rallied slightly; Inlcd weak at
Inc close: cash, 81 7 .37kMtlT. 90. Lard lOs1l5c.
loyer cash. ss.5OmSS.55s May, tS.f7t9et.o0.
RuIk. meats i'm fair demand and easier; ssouisers,
81; short rib, ss45: short clear. 5000. sugar
unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-13

The contract for uniforms for X. 4; Lee
Camp was awarded TO Messrs A. Saks "
Co, they being the lowest bidders. The
men will appear in them for the ilrst time
on the I4th Of May, when their great fair
opens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-13

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE & BAKER's SAPONINE DEsTi-
PIICE, which will speedily remove pient tarta
and scurf. Price. fifty cents box.