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PORT on NETWORKS NEWS, April 10, 1894
fly Telegraph.J
An APPEAL FOR IMPROVED CAT

AN APPEAL FOR IMPROVED CAT
"a TIE CARS. The United states law 20 pro-
tect animlls during transportation by rail pro-
yides that. when they sre carried In ears In which
they can be fed. watered, and have rest itH re-
Quirement that animals shall be unioaded every
% hours. and then have rest Ol hours, snail
not ABBY 10 animals in such ears. The law pre-
vents starvation and too long c0nhnement hl cars
so FAR As 1T is oBEYED by the railroad cOmpa-
MES, and its existence and enforcement are OF the
first necessity while the common stoek-cars are
used. but the rcloading nj the stopping places ~
attended with much cruelty, II beng NATURALLY
hard TO get the poor creatures back into cars
where they have already 50 suffered, without blows,
or worse. , - A..
Anne. lean Humane Association offered q prize OF
live thousand dollars $4,000 for such ear IN
1880, To STIMULATE the inventive abilly OF The
country, One OF It's conditions was tilat t the
patents on the approved car should be given 10 tne
Association, that the car might be offered 10 the
railroad companies by 1t free from charges OF
But the owners Of the hest inventions decided
not 10 compete for the prize, thinking ihat their
cars would prove more valuable To them Than the
Eve thousand dollars. Accordingly the prize could
not be awarded. The offer, however, caused The
construction of cars WHICH MEET THE REQUIRE
MENTS or THE LAW, and the trustees OF the iund
take this way OF making known The fact 70 Oncers,
directors. and stockholders of railroad companies,
and 10 all humane people whose hearts have been
touched by the att octles OF mi traihc-
and companies named below. The names are
given in the order that the several cars were ex-
| amiaed:
| A. G. MATTER, Chicago, Illinois.
| ". STUART HUNTER, BelIeville. Canada,
| JIM LINCOLN, Providence, Rhode Island.
| MONTGOMERY PALACE CAR COMPANY New
| York city. ~,
! BURT0N SToCK-CAR COMPANY, Boston, Mass.
| THOMAS CLARKE, Truro. Nova SCOTIA
| JOHN W. STREET. Chicago, Illinois
50 long as the common car Is used the words OF
Senator Mcpherson, Of New Jersey, will continue
| true: - declare the livestock traffic 10 be one
long and uninterrupted line OF suffering from the
West to the East" The sanitary objections are
alsO Of the gravest character.
The great success of refrigerator cars ~ lessen
ing the number Of animals transported alive; but
there must always remain such traffic in them As
| to make the improved car IA permanent necessity.
To avoid oil Recommendations on ihe subject we
add that neither the Association or any 0t lts ON
| GERS have pecuniary interest In any OF The carr
EDWIN LEE BROWN,
| Chicago, Ill;
| MRS. EMILY w. APPLETON,
| ABRAHAM FIRTH,
Boston, Mass,
Trustees Of Car-Prize Fund Of American iiu-
| name Association. 5000,
I April Q. 1854. ap l|-ihnt
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Washington Items.

DN lcltkIdpn ~ thO D'OP"'sN"'I
WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Senate con-
frlned the nomination Of Charles e. Coon
as Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
The President has recommended to the
Senate the removal Of Collector Wickers, OF
Key West, because OF his alleged sympathy
and COLLISION with the Cuban hllibusters
who recently left that port. The question
is now under consideration by the Senate
Committee on Commerce.
The House Committee on Elections to-
day instructed Representative Lowry, by q
vote OF seven to four, to report resolution
providing for the seating OF O'Ferrall, con-
testant in Virginia election case OF OFer-
rail- VS.. Paul Messrs. Adam and Elliott,
Democratic members Of the Committee, did
not vote. The action is recommended on
the ground that large number OF persons
who voted for Paul were delinquent OF tue
payment of the capitation tax, which under
the law Of Virginia they are required tc
pay before voting.
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Serious Charges Against GEN. Swain.
GBy telegraph to the Dispatch


WASHINGTON, April 16.-A. f. Bate
man. Of the firm OF Bateman g. Co., bank
ers Of this city, to-day filed with the Sec
rotary OF War a letter, In which he says !:
1t becomes my duty to prefer charges
against Brigadier-General ID. G. Swain, at
the head OF the Bureau Of Military Justice
Of the United States army, for fraud and
for conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman. l stand ready to prove that
said ID. e.. Swain has committed fraud
TO all intents and purposes upon the bank
ing-house Of Bateman IL Co., OF which i
am member. Some two years ago said
ID. q. Swain. having deposited the sum
OF $1,000, received upon his departure for
the West, simple due-bill at bis re-
quest, to have in case an accident
should befall him. This amount was
checked out subsequent to that date by
said D. q. Swain, for which we have a
number of vouchers. After having drawn
all the money out and q settlement being
made, he negotiated and transferred the
due-bill for the full amount with certain
parties in this city. am further ready to
prove that said ID. G. Swain assisted to ne
gotiate army pay-vouchers with our firm,
which he knew to be fraudulenta and tripli-
Gates Of outstanding accounts. / ask that
a court-martial he ordered for the trial OF
said ID. G. Swain on the charges preferred.
desire when it is ordered to amend this
by presenting other charges under the head
OF conduct unbecoming an officer and gen.
| tleman,
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Southern Railroad Time Convention
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

10y ttltIIdpn W the blHpdtShJ
NEW YORK, April 16.-The Southern
Railroad Time Convention was in session
for three hours here to-day. Representa-
tives OF the principal southern roads at
tended. The primary object OF the Con-
vention was to determine a schedule OF
through trains between New York and
jacksonville, New Orleans and other
southern points. II was decided that there
should be no change OF time between New
York and Washington, and that when local
changes were made south OF Washington
they should take effect May 18th.
Secretary w. F. Allen presented a re-
port on the adoption OF standard time,
which, he said, is now in use among forty
five OF the fifty millions Of people in the
United States.
The Convention put on record resolu-
ton OF its recognition Of Mr.. Allen as the
originator of the system, aud one through
whose efforts it had been adopted.
The question Of uniform train-signals
was settled by formal endorsement OF the
resolution dealing with the subject. which
the General Time-COnyention adopted al
| its session in Cincinnati last week.
The Convention adjourned until next
October, in this city.
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Nelson Examiner.l

iNclsoH TAdiiiutIsl
Very able southern lawyers contended
that the bill was constitutional. holding
that the Constitution granted to Congress
the power to make such an appropriation,
while on the other hand other southern
lawyers equally able contended that no such
power was granted. Now, when such doc
tors differ, how shall poor layman like
ourself decide? Especially with what face
could we ask that these lawyers read the
Constitution in the light OF our iarthing
candle? No. we shall not take the Senate
lawyers under tutelage just yet, so far as
the Interpretation Of the Constitution is
concerned.
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Movement I'm Penn
syivanfa.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

IBy telegraph TO the Dispaich.l
WuKEsBARRE, Pa, April l6.-Ihe anti
Hungarian agitation has broken out In TINS
vicinity. and the outlook is serious. The
drivers, runners. and mine-boys in the
ming for the purpose OF driving out the
Hungarians, While the miners TAKE ~, no
active part, they are in sympathy WIN the
,novement ON Friday night last night
took tool place, and the houses Of Hmn Jung an
we're stoned by a mob OF boys. The Hun
garians fired pistols and guns, but no one
was injured. Another fight TOOK plac pace
last night, and this morning hunSai 'A''
was stabbed in the head.
Next Friday is payday at the KINGSTON
Coal Company's colleries, and, as mucn
drinking will be done. 1t is thought that
riot is inevitable. The Coal Company pro,
preserye order. The Hungarians are de-
termined to hold their ground, and are
procuring arms.
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Emanc,pation.Day I'm Washington.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.J

DI
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Emancipation-
dav was observed to-day by the colored
citizens with more than usual enthusiasm.
A procession numbering several thousand
persons paraded through Pennsylvania
avenue and other main tboroughiares, and
was reviewed at the White House by
President Arthur. In the procession were
many military, religious, and social organ
izations. The display was very creditable.
The best OF order was maintained among
the crowds, which occupied the streets al
most to the exclusion Of ordinary travel.
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Three Prococious Youths.

10y
CINCINNATI, April 1G.-Three boys about
fifteen years OF age, while trying to sell
three small revolvers to-day, were arrested
on suspicion. At the station-house they
gave their names as Patrick Kane, David
Haney, and Mike Dyer. They said they
were from Nashville, Tenn, aud had run
away, one Of them taking $40 from his
mother. who keeps a grocery-store at No.
200 Market street, Nashville. They will be
held until their friends are heard from.
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General strike I'm New Orleans.

10y TGTtETaPH
NEW ORLEANS, April 16.-At meeting
of the Grand Council last night all mecha-
mics belonging to unions employed in
building were ordered to cease work until
further notice. Heretofore carpenters and
other mechanics have continued to work
when paid three dollars per day, the wages
demanded by the strikers, but the order
indicates a change Of policy. They want
none but union men employed, and the
strike is made general until the bosses
come to terms.
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at Vera Crus
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatcb.I :

by teIeRfdpp 70 tnt DtsP1ec".7 -.
ST.. LOUIS, April 16.--Late adyices rom
ysya cyuz. Mexico, state that yellow.feyer
rreyails there, and that thirteen deaths oc-
Cured In one day last week. Among
sbose who died was an American named
~ "a powers, formerly connected With the
Wexiean Central railroad. The American
Consul, who had the fever, has recovered
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Heavy DefaIcation OF Bank Cashier

Bv telegraph 70 The Dlspaich.I
CHICAGO, April 16.-A dispatch to the
DdiIY Ne,cS from Newton, Iowa, says: An
examination OF the books OF the Bank OF
Newton shows deficit Of $4,000 besides
the $4,000 first discovered. The excite
ment is intense. The bank has closed.
Many think the deficit will reach $3.50, 900.
j. G. Cotton, the defaulting cashier, went
to Des Moines FRIDAY morning and re-
NAMED till night without any attempt at
hiding. 1t is thought he went west from
there, but no trace is known. 1t is said
the deiaultng cashiers at Bloomington and
Oskaloosa were, like Cotton, prominent
Knights Templars. Cotton's downfall is
due to grain speculation.
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Crushed TO Death by Falling Wall

GRAND HAVEN, MIcH., April 16.-Tbe
wall Of three-story building Quilted by
fire March 3Oth fell this morning, crushing
n small frame building, and killing Samuel
AfIeldt. his daughter Emma, aged three,
and Michael Murphy. Four other occu-
pants were rescued, badly injured.
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BuRyETT's COCAINE has received uni
yersal endorsement. No other preparation
possesses such remarkable properties Tor
embellishlng and strengthening the hair
and rendering II dark and glossy. II cures
badness and eradicafes dandruff.
Burnett's Flavering Extracts are the
best. ~
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AGrcntHorScTuan.

Mr.. J. II. Goldsmith. owner Of the
Walnut Grove stock farm, n. Y, says OF
the wonderful curative qualities OF st.
jacobs Oil, that having long used it for
rheumatism and on his breeding-farm for
ailments OF horses and cattle, he cheerfully
accords this great pain-cure his preference
as the best he ever used in IN experience
OF twenty years.
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAvlNGs, &c.
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT l..
LEwIss ART-GALfERY.

PAINTINGS, WATER c0LoHS
OLEOGRAPns, STEEL ENoRAviEGs,
AND CHRoMos FOR sALx.
MANTEL- and PIER-uigRoRs, bisQUEs,
and RoGERs's GROUPS constantly on hand
sxl0 FRAMES, In God, Bronze, Plash, Ebony,
and Walnut, from 25e. upwards.
CABINET FRAMES In every s.yie--s hrse
assortment on hand and for sale al very low prices
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER and PICTURES
FRAMED IN the latest aud most sitislic msnuer
EAsrER-CARDSi In every style.
EAsELS and CoRNiCcs made "a oeeen
A full line Of ARTISTS MATERIALS eoar
SANITY on hand. I. LEwISS Art 0ssaNy.
ale "a Meaa Wees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
Failure OF a Tobacco.DeaIer.

Nv telegraph % The DispaIch.J
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 10.-J. W.
Huau, dealer in cigars and tobacco in this
city. has made an assignment to Joseph
+. Forms. Liabilities, $40, 900; assets, &c.,
600. The preferred creditors are the First
National Bank, S19,775; j. NJ. Schumacher,
S59S. and William Wike a. Co., 1866. 1t is
Thought he will be able to resume.
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threatened Vengeance Against
Lyncbcrs.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.

by Telegraph 70 INC DIspHteu'I
LEXINGTON, KY, April l6.-Word has
heen received here that the excitement ln
Brethitt county over the lynching OF Henr.
Kilburn and Ben. Strong Is increasing
Kilburn's friends are gathering IN ipg.
numbers and threatening vengeance agains'
the lyuchers. An outbreak Is expectou
Judge Riddle will not be permitted 10 hoiO
trf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
Flour.

Flour.-We quote: Fine. S2.50@s3; supernue,
a. 06Gs4: extra s4.7b@s4.00; family, S56
1925; Patent family, country, s6&s6.oO. Mar
ket very uull.
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CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS HOME.
RE. LEE CAMP, No. l, c. WI
VETERAN HALL,
RICHMOND, VA, April Ia, 1884. y

RE LEE CAMP, No. l, c. WI
VETERAN HALL,
RICHMOND, VA, April Ia, 1884.
To the Citizens Of Richmond;
LEE CAMP has received contributions Of mer.
chandlse from all parts Of the country, the sale OF
which for the benefit Of the CONFEDERATE
SOLDIERS HOME depends now on the assist
ace gwen by you to the FAIR To be held In The
First Regiment Armory
NAY IA TO MAY 81, 1884.
We ned contributions of articles for the RES
TAURANT and REFRESH MENT-TABLE espe-
cially. -
send a postal TO A. PIZZlNT, JR., chairman OF
the Refrcshment Committee. No. S07 Broad
street, stating what you viii donate. The COM
mittee will las they need the arteesl direct you
As 10 the dates on which they viii wan, them.
We also peed dOnati ms OF LADIES FANNY
WORK, or such other articles as you can give,
which send TO j. b. MCKINNEY, No. AIS east
Marshall street, or notify JOHN T.. LANE. secre-
tary 622 Broad street, or any member OF the TX
ccutiye committee, and we Will send for them.
MONEY DONATIONS can be deposited IN the
Planters National Bank TO the credit OF ID. ;.
BEDFORD, Treasurer.
Answer this appeal AT ONCE. Don't think that
any donation win he too small.
DIR. II. G. JONES,
n. V. RANDOLPH,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
an LIFT Executive Committee.
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steady atsl.16. Provisions dun. PORK. 81 1850
SIT. Bulk, meafs-I,ong clear, e5.30@9S.3oi
short RIB. SS.35@9sA5; short clear, 6s-66H
t6.70. Bacon--Long clear, f9-1Sa149.20: short
rio, sg-30@t9.40; short clear, e950@sD.e2h-
Lard dull AZ S6.I2h.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 1es-Flour unchanged. Wheat
opened lower; quickly advanced h0rAc.; CLOSED
&@tc. under Yesterday; ApriL e3lsf4c.. closing
at S3c.; May. S4GS54c.: No. 2 Chicago spring,
s3@s3&c. Corn unsettled: opened steady and
closed kl1kc. under yesterday: cash and April
4sSc.; May. 491a5oc. 0ats W. aker; cash, 9 %
3lkc.; MAY 32@32hc. Pork opened 30@35c.
lower; rallied 100 f5c.; closed steady; casi,;
s16.h5@si6. 60; May, s1s.50@st6.s5. Lard
in fair demand and easier; cash. sS.l59fsS.2O;
May, eS.15Ms8.27X. Observation-Disclosures, ~
short rib, 1915; short clear, 1856.
nIEWhUkEs
mILwArKRe. April 16.-Flour steady. Wheat
weaker: No, Milwaukee cash and April. S65fe.
May. S7kc. Corn scarce; none offered. Oats
quiet; No. 2, 3sc. Provisions lower. Mess pork,
1868 cash and May. Lard-Prime steam, 1920
cash and May. Hogs steady at S5.50eDs6.20.
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ssy Telegraph.


NEW YORK, April 1G-Y0on.-S,ocks lower
Money easy ~ ligM2 per cent. ENchdnge-Bon2
4s7NGfS7i,: snort. 4s9Id4S9A. %, erniueuti
htm. Sttite steady
enin1-Lxchi ngc. 1917. Money, - per cent
Treasury balances-CurrcncW Tl23,4Sl com
80 0J5. Governments l0"cr; a. per cent?
li3A; pr cents. 1891 3 per cents. 1913 bid
state bonds firm.
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SINSS CHARACTER.
A Disclaimer from Hon. John =. Wise and
n Proposition from Sims.
ferred.
Adjourned
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l


! fly telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Before the con-
clusion OF the Danyile investigation OF yes
terday j. s. Wise, who appeared as coun-
sci for Sims, caus ed the following state
ment to be made 4 part of the record !:
"Sims," he sad, "handed me his letter
requesting me to lay it before the commit
tee. Obeyed his request without regard
To the contents, Of which had only gen.
eral knowledge, that 1t was demand that
il assailed he claimed the right to defend
himself. wish to disclaim any RESPONSE
bility for the illusions therein TO Senator
/ Vance, Mr.. Cabell, or George ID. Wise, as
| am utterly ignorant OF any charges which
SIMS may have 10 make against them, or
either of them, or the character OF his tes-
timony, il he has any,"
Later Sims handed the following letter
(Which will go into the record) to Senator
Sherman:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., 18th April.
Hon. John Sherman, Chairman:
Dear Sir,--As the committee has decided
that my character Us man OF veracity is n
legitimate subject OF inquiry, and mas
much as the Democratic leaders have failed
to introduce any witnesses on that subject,
although they seem anxious TO break down
my character by illegal means, propose
that Messrs. Cabell or Vance, the Demo-
cratic leaders, select any ten reputable
Democrats, resident near my home, aud
examine them. will introduce witnesses
in reply, and will abide by their decision on
that matter. ! am, respectfully yours,
w. L. SIMS.
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Murderer Rceaptured.

Thy telegraph 70 Ihe Dlspalch.I
CHARLOTTE, N. c., April 16.-The muir
derer Shields, who escaped from here yes
terday morning, was recaptured to-day
about eight miles from this city by posse
Of citizens. and was again lodged IN jail.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April 10, 1884.
OFFERINGS.
WHFAT.-White, &c bushels. Mixed, SOC
bushels. Red 400 bushels. .oo
CORY.-White, 3,I60 bushels. Mixed, oOO
bushels.
OATs.-1 600 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wuRAr.-White. I G bushels very good at 81. i 3
Mixed, 500 bushels on private terms. Red, 4UU
bushels good LOngberry on private terms.
CoRN.-White, 81 bushels good TO very good III
SO to 64c.
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The stock market was firm at opening. with an
advance of hds. the latter Rochester and Pitts
bureh, which rose on the announcement that the
differences existing between the company ana
Erie had teen left TO arbitration for settlemcn
some shares were lower. Before the first call Mis-
souri, Pacific. Wabash preferred. Union Pacihcl
and coal stocks developed weakness and declined
1Ml8. Missouri Pacific sold down l Z, wabash
preferred IL. Union Pacific Z. New JERSEY Cen
traI /, Lackawanna IL, Delaware aud Hudsos /,
Reading 4. This was succeeded by steadlef
feeling and recovery Of b6%. Pacihc NAN,
Northern Pacific, Oregon rr-nscontinental' ana
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy were str niger.
Pacific Mail rose / on The declaration OF cash
dividend of IL per cent. payable May lst In the
afternoon the market was irregular. come STOCKS
recording an advance and others decline. "a
citic Mall fell OFF to 49A, and Reading 70 D l.
Western Union rose 10 67f, Union Pacific 6SE,
Northwestern l15s, -. Paul Soy. The marker
closed comparatively steady with some shares
rather weak. During the day some round amounts
Of various stocs were taken to cover short con-
tracts. Compared with last nights closing, prices
are lower for Lackawanna Ia, for MISSOURI Pacl-
nc Ii, Pacific Mail l, Delaware and Hudson Ia.
The changes on other 9ctive stocks were less thln
per cent. either way. Sales, $4,000 shares
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April I6.-VlrHnia 6's console.
4OS; new l0-4t's, 341; new 3's, 81. North
Carolina Us, old, 1851. Bid to-day.
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BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FIRES.

Having the agency OF The Kanawhs Camel Coal
Company am prepared 10 Furnish fOkE CAS-
NIL CoAI as cheap a. more ordinary fuet; also
a mi, snnpiv OF CROWN HILL sPLiST COAL
the hest West Virginia spllnt mined.
w." 49, l.. LATHROP,
Sole Agent for Richmond
del Seventeenth street at draw-bridge.
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 16.-CottOn steady; sales
24o bales; uplands, IL Is l6c.; Orleans, II g.
Ice. consolidated net receipts, oOZO Daiss, eA-
pOrs-to Great Britain, l,9Sl bales 20 trl sS,
4,sO5 bales. southern -four steady. Wheat-spot
steady; phces show no marked change; ungrldeu
red, 75c.6sl.l7; No. red, April, sl.VVa
May, 81 .O0l6tI Ok. Corn-Spot Shade stronger er
s snh rs eG@67c.; No. 2 May, 57s@57sc;
Oats-Spot firm; No. 2, 36.c. Hops dnii ana ~,
weak; new, 19925c. Gonet-Spota AT sH ,i hio
Ss3O@Ss.4O. sugar dull aud nominal Iair 10
good reclining 3 5-16G5hc. rean.sd sLeady
standard A, @ Lice; cut-loaf 5S@tae;' erusss
ed, nc; powdered, 7kc.; granulaled' Z i-do@
Ike: cubes. nc. AolaSses qsIet. Rec nrIl.
Cotton seed oil, 36@35e. for crude, ave, Ter re-
fined. Rosin dab. TMrpenune dall ana msax a.
PORK dull and depressed; old mess. spot lo,o3A
asI6.7b hIiddles dull and nominal; long clear
SIC. Lard l2@l6c; lower. closing SEQ $50 NAV,
ss.379k6.5l. Freights nrm.
BALTIMORE.
BALrIHoEI, April l6.Elour gals5 ana s s5essy
S3,75; extra, s3.50@si25; family et;oV.g
s5.be. CITY Mills supernne, - do sess 20 !
extra, t3.5O@s6; Rio brands soiZo%ss o:s.,
Wheat-Southern qulet; western easter, Closing
dull: southern red. sl.Og@s1 o.; amber, l;l2s,
SLID: No. l Maryland, y l;l3sgsdd;,fi no,
western winter red, spot; tlgsi ,,h:vn wb,te
Southern steady; western higher; soutneEn WINE
57@60c.; yellow, 53@55c. Oats nlgneri sou .,,s
ern and Pennsylyanla, 4o@43c.; we.ern white white
Nee ts49 pers. old. si7.s5: rev, sls;l6 Bulk
meatsrshoulders and clear rb,sides, packed
7k and 9tc. Bacon Shoulders, oSc. vo sa.
sides, 1Occ. hams, l4sgl6sc. haru-r ,e sa,l
eLc. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, Ordinary 20 lsir,
9sAlOkc Sugar steady; SOFT, &c "hshey
duh at Sl.l9H. Freights quiet.
LOUISVILLE.
LoyIsyrLLx, April lg.-Whesi, corn, ana cat
drmer, but net quotably higher Provisions qslet
I'd. sax; clear rib, $3.50; clear sides ss;5o. ia.
eon-shoulaers, s7.37k; clear RIB, sV'5ft' clear
s9.s7K. Other articles unchanged
ST. LOUIS.
ar, LOUIS, April H. Flour unchanged; Wss ss
~ ~ al DQati .Ook Nay. Corn dull and lower
S5xhI6c. cash. 453e145kc May: OA,s hrIas!
and slow; $50. cash, S3SesSh May "niske'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-17
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. April I6, 1884.
sALEs-FfRsT BoARD.-500 Richmond city SIS
at 1874; 500 Richmond city 6's, due July, 1884,
at 101A.
SECOND BoARD.-s2i9 Virginia consol coupons,