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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
The chicago Presbyte,J and re-
Vnson.

fBy telegraph 10 The Dspstcn.l
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE annual meeting Of the
Chicago Pres0ytery beglh YESTERDAY. J he most
i'm porisnt feature n he sroc-sIIagJ 81 today
was the preamble and resolutions introduced ~
Rev. Mr. Johnson 1T ne Theological seminary,
On the reunioa Of tho Northern snd southefn
PFosby,eriaa Caulcnes Aitrr eeilug OUT nat
they heartily favor mo reunion - fse Northern
ami southern PrssbyteriaD Churches solely on .
lAsis Of common STANDARD. icy a-sute us
committee Of the southern Church that mere -
no change Ia the views concerning No apifhA-
atty Of tbs Church a. connected with IL poiiti-
Therssoluti5n theA say: avs cannot con-
sent % The osts .tshuent ~ = separate African
Presbytsisn Ghurch. o. 20 N5y provisional ar
ransement locking forward 20 the errani1Aticni !
u 8 separate African Dytcriau 1rurch."
ave 40 willing - csnFsnt fO an arrangement
IN tAe intoress solely o. prscti,si eslcieaey ~
which fhs present bpuldar .ss suc conslltuencls
NJ The presbyts-'cs AMI sylcd9 ia Tue south
shau remain 30 sfafD qV5, provided iai- snail %
The uncoHsuaiusi prslarsu % Or both paruct
Interested. explicitly ezures-ef 1y tus several
pres oytsriss. aud oroyias 30 b. 40 bsf 10 iutnfs
adlustInsBL according Cd fretsytFfian prefer.
snces, subject aIsayr. - hsf- 0ief'. u 1tis OI
.ne @ ana.al Assembly.
AT frcfs d, q susirisrt rnmher 90 minis
iers anQ churches - form 4 co'orci presoytefy
IN az locality already covered nY ine -.n'h
such pre- ihrtorv may oa f.rflef n those On tls
ground dps're 10, MY such r'"rlfi"y fhHh T".
Weiu ga the tsrue ef Eut uu.es- .neii hc s}h'i
Of our go .rrai ti.ri.f 10 h.r.area near enough
% watch ths rressrtety asks to - aitarhcG
The tsaliag OF tn8 preamble and resolution
created profound r-u axiom. hf. rfay pro-
tossed tsH' such 90 .ferur. a.. tHa, Erut !pf.h
q. the ds Betafs eEpIe-r. 31 fi OPTION "a Dolly
cf Christian minis -er. quarter d.. century
alter tho closing ct f.V Wal, 81 ""t'i 10 most ~
famous aud cis.IaroilL "lt fitern thAt -
shall e. down tlbfe Ina arms ali ri.d- iiAie All
the old issues - .le ..lly All l"t fly-i2fsouch
War The prorHyferf.- oi Ilnr'lN. ar-ouii:
Kentucky. an1 Tense s" lave 1'r"Hi' 'gnlAei
a.raaf b.. o.. H H ..s 10 a II D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

WASHINGTON, April II, 1888.
senate.

Apo.p the bills reported from com
rj-tees and placed on the calendar (un-
less otherwise noted were the following {;
House bill amending the act for pub
Inc ruilaing II Chattanooga, Tenn. !;
House bill sppropriating S52.OO0 Tor me
enlargement and Improvement Of the
public building al Charies,own, W. Va. :
senate bill for public building at hey
West Fl4.-SG1, OJO additional and
changing the limit Of expenditure 10
Ella. 900 Senate bill - change the
time OF meeting for the District Court
Of the Southern district Of Mississippi.
Nj. Plumb, from the Committee on
Public Laads, reported a resolution in-
struc'ing the Committee on Public
Lands to investigate all the facts bearing
on general allegations made by Senator
Gall a. 10 illegal aud fraudulent con-
veyances Of public lands III Florida IN
deroganon OF rights OF the United
States Laid over
Mr.. Stewart offered resolution (Which
was agreed to- calling on the Secretary
OF the Treasury for a statement OF the
amounts Of United States money de-
DtbltGN lu TIC AAAtDAAl bNA4t't
whether banks are allowed 10 use money
without the payment Of interest; also
as 10 whether there Is any TegulA-
ton Of the Treasury Department oy
which il can b. determined IN what bank
deposits shall be made. and 10 what ex-
tent place Of deposit is discretionary with
the Secretary. .
A resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
Riddleborger suspending the rules as 70
the executive session during the conside-
ration Of the fisheries treaty was LAID be-
fore tie Senate by the presiding officer.
Sir. Edmunds : la the consideration
Of that resolution move that the doors
be closed.
= Mr.. Harris / second the motion.
Mr.. Riddleberger / ask the Senator
from Vermont to withdraw his motion:
/ simply want TO make statement, and
viii not discuss the treaty ut all.
b Sir. Edmunds. however, persisted IN
his motion. and (the motion having been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

prorinonilv in the politics Of his state:
Before lac was thirty years OF age he nad
won reputation az an advocate, become
q recognized leader Of his party IN New
York. anu been elected to the United
States CONGRESS. Having married
sister of Ex-Governor seymour, he
made his home in the city OF Utica OF
which ne became mayor IN 1898. lie
was defeated in second contest Tor the
mavoraltv. but was elected TO the Thirty
sixth CONGRESS, taking his seatln Deem
Der. 1879. He was reelected the follow
inc wear. and entered the special session
called hv President Lincoln JulY4, 1901,
with his brother Frederick, who was
elected from New York city. In his can
didacv for the Thirty-ei9hth Congress he
was defeated. but was AGAIN successful IN
1854. and took q seat III the Thirty ninth
Congress. where he shone as 2 debater IN
the discussion OF the great questions cl
the period. -.
In the autumn Of 1888 Mr.. ConlIing
was chosen United States senator, as
suming his duties on the 9Th Of March.
1867. lie WIS reelected in 1919 and
AGAIN in 1879. In the difficulties fol-
lowing the presidential election OF 1916
Mr. Conkling took conspicuous part,
notably in the framing and passage oil
the electoral commission Get. lie re-
signed from tho Senate IN 1880. After
his retirement TO private life he devoted
himself to the practice Of law, making
New York bis residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

MCDOWELL Died. April IS, 1873, az ten min.
utes 10 u % eek a. the residence u her parents.
No. 22,5 Vencbls street MARY JO>Efhlnh,
voupgsst daughter a joan .. and Rosa b. Nc
Dogeil: aged one year asd eleven days
MCDOM kIL.-bied, AFnl I'm, AZ mo renl-
deace Of her pareRr, No Us fesabis street,
kLBY JAMES, only child OF JOAN q. and Rosa
p. HcDowsu; aged three years and eleven
"suler little children 20 come unto Ne. aud
forbid them not, ior VI such 4 tho Kingdom of
Heaven"
Their funeral viii take place az the residence
Of ths parents To-Day. Wednesday. April lsth,
a. II ociocz. Frlsuas y the ssIaiy and Of ne
grandparents. CAPITALS p BAKER and Mr. W. J:
Mcdowell. are respectfully Invited 10 attend.
o'CONNELL Died, yesterday. April II. iSss.
AZ fl.9s A. ~, at tho residence 81 Mrs. hrause,
4ei Worth First street. Mis- JULIA /. OCoN-
MIL, H. he tvsnty-eigah year OF her age,
after a short and paiDful iilaess.
Funeral will tase place ir9in II refers - ~
thsfraI TO-DAY at4PM Fricads and aoqusint
aacss arc respectfully invited TO attend.
RUSsELI.-Died.. al Ashland, Va, April IS.
lass Mrs. MARTHA SlESblNS RUSSELL, n me
sevenfy-Eiath year u her sge. ..........,,
Burial fron kioa etat.on THIS hVhNlN" AZ
O'clock Intsrment A. hollywood. friends All
acluaIatances Grs Invited 20 attend. No
Bowers.
TINSLyY.- Of Pneumonia, Monday,
April 10, lssa ~ 1913 A. NJ, a. tue residence OF
her sissr, Mr. r $sAH n ssas ai' Ns'' Gay
FUNERAL THIS "wednesday MORNING. Al IL
osclc..k from tlzy-sueet 'i.tncttst episcopal
church Friends 8ae aEosintanecs ahi tnose
OF her daughter, Mr> }. T. ucoisan, are insiied
10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
oonos,tton 10 the River ana IIarbOr
BiiI.
Ry telegraph to the Dlspstcn.l


W.sHrsGroS. April l7.-Chairman
blanchard. of the House Committee on
Rivers and Esrbors, says that he has
discovered the secret Of opposition
which suddenly developed and defeated
the river and barbor bill yesterday He
declares that largo number of Eepuo-
iican representatives held caucus or Sc
cret meeting and resolved to oppose the
nassoge of the river and harbor bill as a
means of obstructing the passage Of the
tariff bill They calculated that the
friends Of the former bill would be lorceh
10 dcfend il even TO the extent Of sn-
teoonizino tariff legislation. Mr.. Blan-
chsrd expects that another effort will he
made TO pass the river and harbor bill in
n week or two. when further obstructive
tactics are looked for, but he declares
that he for one will not be given to an
tagonize the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

n,,ces declined IL 70 % per cent. Tits crested
reak ana unsettled market for the profn7A
Trading. however. was not lefgs, more Job 20
much sxcltemsn. ia grsis fer ogsra'1ns - 20
yiA 70, dscii7ed u tiA0C. reacted. ana closse NJ
o'clock at Si4 i74--s decline Of IOc- rom yese
terdsy. Lard ives slow asd Sc. loser. ehof|
ribs declined 7ksi5c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Loufs, April i7.--Fiour strong AZ " 0a.ffl
Wheat Nc higher: No tired. casa. Sc; MY,
~ EasSAc. Corn higher; cash. 81 ! abihc.; nay'
80 ssa5ll,c. OATS quiet; cash. S3sS31Sc. way.
32Rc. WhisssY, si0l. Provisions stro3g. Pork.
SlLsO Lard, t1.23stl.S1
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURKI
NEW YOsK. Aprli --Coitox--Nel receipts. 90
bales; gross receipts. 500 bales. Futures closed
quiet: sales. 492l0 bales; April. ta.o6asa53;
hay. ss6lasae2; juno, sl.uase7s; Jny, ts.ss
:sSs; octe os ss4isiS@; EovsmOsr. i1s!s
So 90: December. s9.3ssS9.3i; January. sS.ios
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL. April i7--Sssn. dull and
SId.: sales. 500 sales: speculation and sr-
port, i.esc bales: receipts, s6,eo reles: Amef-
can, $500 bales. Futures call asd inscuys;
April eRd Nay, 1904. Nay and June.3 l'-otd.,
August and September. S-cid.; September
5 20-Gsd.
ar. M--Sal.s Of American, 500 bales: April.
April and Nay. i5-sfd., buyers; Nay sud June,
$ lG-e id. buyors. June aad Jaly ie-oid, seller;
July aaa August. 3 l9-6fd.. buyers; August
ana Sesiemssr, i9sl1., buyers; september
and October. 5 i2-6id., buyers; octobeg and No
vsmoer b7-6fd, Suysrs; september, 5ias4d,
buyers. Futures easy.
4 r. H-Ayru April AMI Nay. i5std.
seller: Nay ard Juas. ) 1874, seller; Juns
and July, l7-G4d., buyers Jgiy and August,
; iasis., seller ArEast aud september,
5 ige4d seller; septsfshsr ard Octooor.
5i2-sid.. salisr: October and November 57-0fi,
selles: September, . l9-i1, seller. Futures
closed easy
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lRsporlsd Tor The pispsth.i
ArBiL i7.-8arSet stesdy snd good sales OF
ihe better srasss q goods. sheusd nuts nave
taken a fan Prime, ei.aJe. extra. SIC. ; old,
lalhc.: shsilod. ~ sc.; spanish, sage; FAC
tory hand picked, 3af.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
TIE DEPARTED LEADER,
roscoe Couhilnx, D,od April Is. 1855,

rBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
NEw York, April lS.-News received
from the sick-room at 1:45 states that
Conkling still continues sinking. The
physicians now give him an hour.
THE END.
NV YORK, April lS.-Conkling died
at 80 this morning.
* At the bedside of the dying man were
Mrs. Conkling, Judge Coke, Dr. Ander-
ton, Mrs. Oakhsm (Conkling's daughter),
and the professional nurse. Mr.. Conk-
ling passed away without moving
a limb. He looked rs though
peacefully sleeping. There we're
number Of persons outside on the street
waiting 10 catch the last report Within
doors there were between forty and fifty
persons also waiting to hear the worst.
They were composed chiefly Of repre-
sentatiyes Of the press and friends OF the
dead Senator
SKETCH or HIS CAREER.
Roscoe Coukliug was born at Albany,
y. l.. on the 3Oth of October, 1929. tie
was q son OF Alfred Conkliog, who held
number Of high political trnsts, inclu-
ding a seat in the Seventeenth Congress
and the position OF Minister to Mexico,
and who was an author OF considerable
note. Roscoe was educated at an
academy in his native city. At seven
teen years of ago be entered an
Office in Utica. Before he bad reached
his majority and his admission to the
bar, he received the appointment Of dis
trict attorney of Oneida county. He
was admitted to the bar at twenty-one,
and Immediately began a successful
career as lawyer. lie also soon figured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

rgv Anglo Americas cable 10 the Dispatch
BELLS. April lT.-Ihe Emperor had better
dsy today. uo coughs al splits les ihan yes-
ter,lsy. and there is u0t so mucn rear 81 super
veption % pneumonia. tho hrouchius being
lfnnited The doctors are inclined 10 no theory
of tbs formation Of small Absccssss, which would
aroIaiu tho increase OF temperature. new
canula will 10 asserted IN The Emperors isroat
fo-nerr0y The Emperor occupied most II tho
afternoon In writing. This aTtuins he express
al n desire 20 go PIofe -or Lsyden, who accord
ioglv was called NJ 3 o'ci0cE. Though mo fever
Increased tonight there are 40 further una
yOrable symptoms.
BgrTfs. Aprll IT, Nenight-The Emperor has
had two hours OF refreshing sleep. DR.. Arsnse
remained With tho patient AZ the special request
OF the Emperor and Empress. mere : no
sroun1 for apDrehendiug immediate danger.
Among tue visitors Was Count Won Moltke. Pub
lie excitement Is intense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

have q few old Rams cured by Mr..
Thomas Hewitt OF WeyAuoke. Va. No
such Hams clA bs had st this season.
The increasing sales OF my $50
Whiskey prove its quality 81 per gallon
will hardly procure purer srtlcle.
JULIEN BNYORD,
two doors below Dispatch Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO HARKgr.


Offerings TO-DAY at auction wore sixty pack
ages, Of Tnica twsuty we're taken In, with -y'.
highest price. aun-curel was common at ~ 70
&c., ana bright sold 81 , to 2Jc Privately fifteen
packages Of sIn-clr0d were sold 70 manutac-
turers, besides some scattering sales Of other
grades. aud a fair dark new planters break was
clossl on. e. gOol prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

~ teIorrlpn o Id7 UI'pIlVI'T
NEW Yo2g, April l7.-Dr. Agnew was
in very critical condition at ! o'clock,
and one ef the attendant physicians ex-
pressed the opinion that he could not
live more than twoAty-four hours
NV YORK, April l7.--Dr. Agnsw at a late hour
TONIGHT was r, psrj,d % be 10 critical condition,
and his friends and family have abAndohod Al
hone of his recovery. The physicians say II Il
doubtful II 40 Outyes tho sight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
Fata, Fire Ia missouri.

er TnrIs Anvil l7-rbe resdenco Of d. A.
uof,nan n FARMER nesr Oak Ridge Cape Girar-
dsau eoasty, was burned Sunday merning and nd
three OF MS children consumed. Three Other
chilaren we're 20 badly burned maj " IS e1peeisa
t,,rsa maj he died yesterday. II Is thought Hon.
nan became suddenly insane and nred loe
Mouse himself. lie had eleven motherle-s Gnu.
dren, ana rad been very gloomy ana despoaden'
for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
Congregational Combinations
~. ..t.......t. o., tia UI.v,f.hf

Washington. April t7.-Ta9 Republicans have
renorul mated William Mex aloy, Jr, g. congress
from tho Eigstsosth Oo.s district snt Charles H.
Grosvrusr tr0m tss FEleesi1 district he-plu-
lions .ndersiug Snsrmaa Rers adopted by tho
conventions ia bob Of ne above districts, ana
also Ina the FIRST and 3scoai districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRg. BALTIMORE, AVID RICH
noHD Stock ExCHAHGEa
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. fooscca iur
pentins. Rssiu, Tar ana
Peanut nsrkeEa
nv teloeraph % the Dispatch.

NEW YORK, April i7.-The stock marset was
more acliye and stronger to-day. ana everything
on tho list IA higher mis- evening. with tho e1cep-
ton Of Richmond and West Point stocks, Nn,cn
roscted slightly. In consequence OF unlav0rAolo
reports from Berlin disturbances on the hanD-
pean bOurses were Elected Ia this msrkst ~
london selling, but increased demsna Iot 10
Inostic account neutralized tho effect OF foreign
operations, and an immediate improvement lh
prices look place. la tse early dealings tpeIs
were heavy covering OF shorts and more coz n
don't buying for long account Coal stocks
carly became the features ot the Market
Jersey Central leaalHg. Grangers were stronger
than usual bat Rchmond aud West Point stocks
we're weak, though still remaining In the lead OF
the market Ths passage or the bond resolution
had MARKED influence later IN the day. when
the upward movement became general, aud en-
the report that the secretary Intended buying
s0c.oo3 without further authority from Con-
gross Government securities advanced sharply
vita marked increase no tho smsnnt ei ousi-
ness. IN the last hour the best prices OF the gay
we're re ached on larger sales. There vas a shght
reaction, but tao close was nrm and active NJ
fractions frsm the highest figures Tie acilye
ilot Is generally higher Sales aggregated S4,Oo0
n ares
NEWYoEK. April l7.-Exchsngs active and nrin
long. $50: short ies. Money easy at 2ssa per
cent. closing offered 20 ?. Sub-freasury bal
snces--COis, Si3l, 08,f0; currency, SSNiIVL
Governments active and strong; per Gems
l24b; ~ per ceat-, io7. State bends neglected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
THE RICHMOND D1spArcH-wEDNEsDAY APRIL IS 1888

Secretary Siehlein, OF tho Brewers Association.
this morning IAN the brewories have resumed
Keely's that ther have ali the men they want
and good men too. They will take none OF their
old men back. The strikers made Dig mistake
when they quit work. The union moro IS out OF
work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
For the suppression OF BrigandaEs.
Telegraph % the clsP.frh.l

HAVANA. April H. Ths G0vern0r-General has
PIT the provinces ef Havana, Pear del kio, and
Santa lara under martial law. This msaeur-
nas Does tgssn ewing 20 the increase VI Dri-
gaudago Ia those sectlSn-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
HARRIAfsEs.

g-GULIAh.-Xarisd, April i7ih, al tho
residence Of Toe srido's mother, richmond, Va,
by Raw. Msses d. Hegs. q. D., JOIN SINCLAIR
MUNCE, son % thu late Daud huncc, OF Bel.
fast, ireland. 20 LEILA, yoahses. daughter OF
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lows Ordered from Russla.

fBy Aug o-Amer.can cable 70 TIE Dispa,eh.I
ODESSA, April 3.-Fsrty thousand foreign JoTs
residing IN The Pr0yiEse oi khsrson nave Deen
ordered % cross tns frontier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RrcHAoSp. April Il. 1888

RICHMOND April Mss
SAILS sEPORrE3 TO sErKgrARY.
WHEAT Ionrberry, $50 bushels very good ~
g., ~hortberry. SOS bushels very good az Jc.
Iotai sales ~ wheat, LOIS bushels.
tORS.-White, 800 bushels very good on pri-
vatc terms: j6 bushels very good az t3c. Total
-nles N corn. $50 hushols
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
BALTIMORE 5TsCX NkgRET.


BurruoRe, Nd. April l7.-vrgiRia Ga. past
due coupons. g.; do new 3s, 0il; do. lD4ts,
OF. Rid fo-fqv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

Boils, pimples, hives, ringworm,. tet-
ter. and all other manifestations OF i'm
pure blood are cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YeNg, April 7.-Cotton oasy; sales, .553
bales, including 1870 bales for export; nplsnds.
SIC; OriSsus 9 C; not receipts, 4l43 bales;
evpArts--tO Great Britain. l.8SS bales; 70 France,
Gn1 bales: o. the Continent lS41 bales; stock. 1
f0I-N bales. Flour very strong; southern,
common 10 fair ezra. S9.30st34O; good 10 choice,
81. l0as5l0. Wheat-Optious feyerlsh and closei
steady Al <aLc above the bottom; SPOT quiet
and nrmy hold; No. red, May, s3A asa &C;
June, % ,a94Ac. Corn nrm options unsettled
speculation moderate; No. ?, April, 1Oc, NAY,
eta.c.: June, closed AZ $3.50. oats Options
closed a sh sde lower: cash &c. bstter; Nc.
Nav, 37r.a39ac.; june, 39a39 &C.. No spot,
3ss8ii.c: mixed, western. Ssa40c. Hops steady.
Cefeo-tair Rio quiet at sl4.1o; options slads
lower; No. Rio. Aprn, SlIasli.lO; Nay, t0s5;
June. SiO60asl06l Sugar firm ana sust; re-
fning. 3-l6c: refined 1rm. Aoassss steady.
Rice steady. Petroleum nrm: refined, et all
Doris, ne CO,ton-sssd Oil-34c for crude and
8gsl0c for reAusd. hosin duh At sl.soasl22l4.
l-al6c. Hides steady and quiet Wool quiet
and weak Pork firm aud more active for eK-
port; Old mess, yl4.50aSiA15. beet dulL Md
dies dull. Lard fair export demand; western
steam, SS.02EsGgH; April, i&02ass.oi; May
ssas60. Freights duh
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, ND. April l7.-Cotton steady;
middling, 97.alGc Flour active and firm. with
UPWARD tendency. Wheat-Southern. higher
red 93a95c.; amber, s5ag1c.; western higher and
falrly actlfe. no. NlAitE lF'is -lpis 81
sl15c.: April. 9iac. asked; MAY, Saisss2kc;
June, % ag3l,c; July, 90AAgiAc. Corn
southern arm aud fairly active: white, O5Aslc.
yellow e4s65Hc; western higher aud dan;
mixed. spot 63as3K &c. Nay, gi'ta62hc.; June,
C9c. asked. oats higher; Southern and Penn
sylvanla, S8s42c.; western white. 4lss45c.;
western mixed, 3Sa40c. Rye arm 81 s2a7jc.
Provisions steady aud quiet. Butter easier;
western packed 20S23c. creamery, 25s2Sc. Eggs
lower at i2L ai2kc. CO1es steady; Rio carsoes.
ordinary TO fair l4aliHc. SuEar-COppor-rs-
aned firm aud active az l5s ai6c. whisky steady
al sl2laSlg2 Other articles unchanged
Freignts 20 Liverpool per steamer dun; cotton,
lid. four, per ION. -; grain, I'd.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April l7.-Cash quotations wore:
Flour nrm; No. , spring wheat. SlAc.; No. 2
corn, 80 &c. No. 2 oats. 32t.c PORK, Sl4ls'&a
slAlS shOrtribs. S7.20; shoulders. t.75as6;
snort-cloars. s7.3Oat7.7G Whisky, li.l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
,.Yr WEATHER RsPcRr.

lBv teIecrapl 70 me DIspAIHI
- WAsHlS0ToS, April Isl 4. M-For
$500. Virginia, slightly warmer, threatening
/ Rkh weather. with light raius, followed by
wv" colder, clearing weather, fresh 70 brisk
f-Wnds, becoming northwe terly.
For North Carolina. SCUM Carolina,
and Georgia, warmer, generally fair weather,
fresh 10 brisk sOutnwesterly winds, shifting 10
northerly, followed by falling temperature,
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Market efehIy.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLING. g..
Low MDDLiN7. So.
GOOD ORDINARY. 81.
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BALTIMORE.

CHICAGO April l7.-Cash quotations wore:
Flour nrm; No. , spring wheat. Slhc.; No.
corn, 81 &c. No. 2 oats. p. &c. PORK, si4isks
slAlG shOrtribs, T.20; Shoulders. to.15as6;
snort-cloars. s7.a0at7.75. Whisky, ll.lA
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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TUESDAY. April II. lssS
SALEs-FIssT B0ARD.-Sl,OoO Virginia new 3s
n 641@; 1000 10. a, 64l.