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Cn,h mutations were M follows.


Flour-Firm. with a moderate demand.
No. = spring wheat, 5a4M75sc No. .
spring wheat, 57@Ikci No. > rcd. SIC;
No corn diS4g No. unts, - im32c
No. . rye, Gle; No. . barley. 1101S'k; No. !
aax seed, sl.l5; prime tiinnthy seed S2.d6.
Mes pork. per brl, Sll2jNlLj0; lard. per
100 lbs, S7.52h: short rib sides, loose. $50
dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, S5.'5@o.UO
short clear sides, boxed &7i5g7.so
Rcccipts-Flour, 1900 brls wheat, 5000
hu: corn 5000 hu; oats, iHWObW rye, 500
bu; harley, 29OJ0 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flnnr, moo brls; what,
1905 bui corn. 10000 bu oats, $1,000 In;
rye, none; barley, 2l00O bu.
Sr LotIs, Mo-, April .-Fluur--Strong
and tending upward, but quiet; S3@@i.21.
Wheat Opened strong and &c higher and
advanced rapidly and steady until lssc
above Yesterday market when halt was
called and prices casod of slowly, losing
about i.c The close wits " So above ycsicr-
DAYS final prices; No. > r.d, cash, SEQ
Sjisc; MAY, Siis@s4'sc, dosing at $3.50
June. SlAmSi'sc, closing ~ sl'.G July, O'g
n S0'.c, closing NJ so sc; a igust 40 "a S14,c
closing at S0lsci Deccmbgf sjSt9soc' clos
corn--Sirong until near the close when IL
lost all the advance; NAV, igi.mhic, closing
at Soc Juno, So &c, JULY, l9N@to56c, clos
ing 40 iDis September bic closing JOYS.
Olts--llighcr; cash, $40 &c; May, 32l6c.
l,yc---02c bid, &c selling.
Barley---S5c bid. o.
Hay--Sirung; primo timothy, Sli.OOg
q 90; prairie sS.tO,Gi2.Oo
Bui,cr--firmi creamery 2.@asci dairy
iS62jc.
Ercl.-l3c.
Corn ncal---strongcr AZ = 500 2.5j.
Whisky--tl.uJ.
Proyisions-Siomgcr rork,sl4.5o lard,
$50. Dry salt meats-lloXod shoulders,
S5.S7gs: long clears S.25. clear ribs, s5.2I y;
short clcars SIJO'dL69k. Blcon--boNcd
shoulder, s8354; long clear, $3.50 10
clear ribs, tsOO@siO; short clears, $50
Hnms-tiO
Receipis---Flour, 5000 brls wheat, l0,Oct
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye
go bu: barley, 1000 bu.
shipments. Flour, 1909 brlg wheat none
corn, 1000 bu; oats, 5000 bu, rye, none
barley, none
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April h--whcat =
Higher No. soft cash, 500 asked; May
SIC asked. COrn--lligheT No. ., cash. 40
bid, l6isc asked; April, 4G4c May, 4Io
July, 4sSsc bid, 40 asked. Oais-No. May
| gDn.e bid.
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Cmc.oo, H., April 1.-THE wheat market,
considered strong all the week by the ma
lority experienced IL greatest hrmncss aud
the week this morning. There we're many
minor arguments ON the bull side, hut
authentic crop reports were more powerful
than anything else In lifting prices. Al
this point there was such general buying
that individual deals were lost sight " until
toward the close. when u was pretty clear
that several operators were big buyers.
Even after the top had been reached for the
morning and there he'd been lic reaction,
the operators who bad fcallEed aud taken
their profits were believers IN stlll higher
prices. The sc,ion in May va, as follows
back 20 f9,aCg1ae<c, up the second time 70
7ejIc, broke 10 7a\tc, up 10 'p'fc and back
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dry sailed. case; green sailed, No l. DC; No
2, Be; green, 3@ic; shcepskins, l6c@sl'oU
TOBACCO Common, 25@35c; other grades
SNrrr--Garretts, $40 IS; Ralph's, $lo'2o
railroad, 80 %; Gail a Ak, 5000. an
CoAL 0m---Prime white, wholesale lo's' iVc
per gal. ...t.a IAN
1sc. clear grease wool 23@25c; bury washed,
20d30c; tub washed, 33@35c.
BLEswAx-lS6g20c.
TALLow--3@3Hc. a, m
FURs AND SKNs--Deer, 3Og3oci pear Si,vo
al. 90. mink, l5Gg40c; coon, hunter handleu'
i5@7jc; country handled, l5@GOc; otter,
81 .OOd6. 90; beaver, SOFA $3.50; wild cut, locS
25c;fox, l5(g75c; muskrat, l0@l5c opossoolnl,
i0@i5c; wolf, 60c@S20O skunk, lo~'o''
panther, 50cGJfi.0O
SEEDs---Red clover, sI.75 per bui timothy
So. % per bu; herds, Csc per bu; blus grass,
81. 25 per bu; orchard grass, Sl.4O@L5oper ou'
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Iccdstun-.

HAY-Choice. from store, ahc@ 400 car
load. from lcyee or depot, SIS. 5O6il9 So
prime. store. gpdg2 ifc ear load. from leyec
or depoi en- OOGeisO6 prairie, from store
C@50,'; car load from leyoc or depot 5000
CISCO
InAS-From store, 800 from leyec or
depot $1,000
CoHy-From store, white, 02c. mixed, 5sc;
from lovcc or depot, white In bulk, 5ic; IN
SIS. Oor, mixed. in bulk, ODE Ia us, BIC.
OAts-From store white, i2c. MIXED, zoe.
from levcc or depot, white, In bulk. 3sc; In
sks. iOc; mixed, In bulk. 30c In SKIS, 3sc
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LIVERPOOL.

At noon: spots-Dull, limited inquiry.
Sales, 5000 bales, OF which American
Q. 200 bales. Receipts, 20,00o balessof which
were as follows Ordinary, AID; good ordi-
nary, sd; low middling, blsd; good middling,
sgd; middling uplands, 56-i6d; middling
Orleans, sid.
Futures opened quiet aud steady, and
closed steady, as follows
[Thc prices are given In pence and Giths
thus 4.63 means i.63-8id, and sol means
5.l-6id.l
AT pm.--April, 5.lGd, sellers; April
May, 5.l6d, sellers; May.June Old, sellers,
June-July, 5.lsd, buyers; July.August 90
Scptembor-0ctobcr, Gl2d sellers; October
November 5.0sd, value September ODD,
buyers.
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PFOylsIoue.

Trsu-Maokcrol. half brls, No. I, s7.25.
No. 2 1915: i0-lb kit No !, ti.i5; No. .,
$40 DRY herring, family. pc per box.
Hos PHupuCfs-llighcE meas pork, tl5 %
diS 60 sugar cured hams, l0'4@ II ]aci break
iast bacon, lON@iiitc, bulk pork, clear
sides, Sc, clear rib sides, 5Aci long clear,
f,kc; shoulders, 0lic.
LARp--Tcs, nc. half hrls 7s.c; kcg7, 7Hc;
choice kettle. s4@ac; higher
FErsu MEArs-ChoiCc beef headquarters,
10. forcquartors Dc; second, grade, hind
quarters, sc forcquaricrs, 4c. sheep, iOc.
Hogs, 7isc.
fios Frrr-Brls, $50, half brls, 5000
400 kegs, ti.j0
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Groceries.

NEw YoRK, April l4.-Conec-spot fair
Rio quiet and steady. at AYE, Options
wcrs isd25 points higher, and trading
light. SALES. 35,ODO bags, April. Sii.Dta II .3Oi
Nav, sii. OSdii. 20. June, Sl0.76CalO.eS July,
40. S5OaIO50 August, si0l0Cal030. scptem'
Der. siO OSCdi0 20, October, Si00Ni 10 10, No
ycmbcr. tiOlO; December, SiuOpa 1910; Jan
uary, 5000 February, sl00btai9i0, March
$40 O5GiiOiO. Sugar-Quiri aud FIRM. Re
fined quiet aud iirin. cotton seed oil
Steady and quiet
Cnicloo. H.. April H.-on the Produce
exchange today the butter market was easy
creamery, 2lg20c. dairy, l'g2ic. Eggs--l'
Grtlc.
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General News.

THE Dick Fulton returned TO Louisville
yesterday afternoon with tow OF empties.
THE Anchor line steamer Belle Memphis,
leaves here this morning at 10 o'clock for st.
Louis.
THE City of st. Louis passed here yesterday
afternoon on her way from st. Louis to New
Orleans.
THE City Of Providence, OF the Anchor
line, leaves here this morning at 10 o'clock
for Natchez.
TIE VIM. Bonner, with tow OF coal,
passed down from the Ohio river to New
Orleans yesterday.
THE Golden Rule passed up from New Or
leans 20 Cincinnati last night She discharged
here 1856 cases of claret and 10 sacks Of salt
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CmcAoo. H., April u The Drgrcrs' jour
nal reports Cattlo-Reccipts, Loo head
shipments, none. Market steady; stccu,
Ss.8OG5.OO slocker and fecdcrs, i22o9 100,
COWS bulls aud mixed, sL5utt3.Gi,
Hog sccoipts, 1000 head; shipments,
b,0IO Market strong hio ~ higher Heavy
S5Oj95gO, light, to.f0so'', skips, s3'o9
SOS.
shecp-Rcoclpis, 1000 head, shipments
90 head. Market steady. natives, s37jta
G0h wrstrrn, si.b0g0iO Texans, S2.i5@
$50 lambs. t5.OOadio.
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GENERAL TRADE.
nrcnflsluns.

ConN ME,i--Standnrd 500 pearl $500
roller, S2.aOa30O; steady.
DEASs AND PEAs--Nayy beans, S2.75m3.OO
medium, $40. Stock peas, Sl,2j per bu
lady peas $40 per bui black eyes tl.6O
per In.
oar ME,L-In half brls $3.50 from store
FLorH-From store, common, i3.00d3 25
family t3.25d3.5G choice SlioH3.7bi fancy
81 00cql 40, extra fancy, 81 25gi5G patent
$4,000 ~; steady.
CRAcKERs-Soda. extra &c; soda, treble
extra, Ai.c: ginger snap, ba@G5sci assorted
jumhlcs. l0c.
CRACKED WmEAr-In hall brls, 1925 from
store
HoMINY ASD GRIrs-Frum store. s32j.
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EXCHANGE.

New York and cities north and cast on
demand, 4 discount buying. New YORK
and principal cities north and east SIGHT
u discount buying, New Orleans, y DIS
count buying.
Selling Rates--on New York, = per cent
prcmium on sums below 81 200; $3.50 per
81, 200 premium on sums Of $1,000 or more
on Cincinnati, st. Louis or Louisville, $3.50
per 81, 900 premium on all sums on New
Orleans, $3.50 per 81, 900 on all sums, Prime
commercial storllng. SlS2Mis2H
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Honsrs-Fair demand; drivers, tlj0@95oi
good saddle, fl5O@2j0; plugs, slo@lOo; Texas
ponies, SlbM2j.
MuLrs-Fuir demand; 15I to 10 hands
hinh fi7bCt2u0
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Live stock.

SnEEp-Choice, &C.; medium, 3I5@4c.
LAMBs--Choicc 500; common to good'
per head, $3.50, a.,
GnAss CATrLr-Choicc, 39I@i3ci good ~
@3lEc; fair to medium, 215@3ci scallawnss'
lls@2c. - ,,,....
common, 4H@4lsc.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.
cRop IN slomr, ArnIL 10.
wORLD's VISIBLE suTTIN

The New York Financial Chronicle Of
April Is gives the following figures: Total
visible supply 2,5G5, SOL bales, against 2GOl,-
IA In 1857. These figures indicate a de-
crease OF cotton in sight Of 39,lG bales a.
compared with the same date Ia 1887, and
decrease OF l,707 bales as compared with
ma date In 1884
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THE RIVERS.
stcambonts Leaving.
Moyements nd dine Leyee.

Arrivals---Golden Rule, New Orleans; VIM.
Bonner, Ohio river City Of 81. Louis. St.
Louis.
Departures---Dick Fulton, Ohio river; VIM.
Bonner, New Orleans City of st. Louis New
Orleans; Golden Rule, Cincinnati.
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o,tana Turprntine.

CInvrfANp, O., April lL-Pctroleum--
Steady; - ", ii0', I'.e.
wiLMiSaroS. n. C., April ll-rurpcntine
-Tirm nt J0itc.
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Cotton seed Products.

PRIME CRuDE ouo-3l JI@32Izc prime sim
mcr yellow, 35Iz@36lzc; choice cooking sum
mer yellow, 399i0c pr,m me cotton seed hieall
$I7 .OO@1725, carload lots; less than car
load SlB OOdlSJ0
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Arrtit--Ncw York, S8Oga5b per bfl;
dried apples, 7etsc per u from store Dried
peaches. NJ from store
Vrurt ArLfr Onions, ~ Uofli.O per brl,
q oo per bu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, crate,
ta55GtiUo. kaut, brls $50 half brls,
$40. Garlic so per 100. Tunips, $1,000
i.7a per brl.
pottauy--Chickcns, spring. scarcc. ~ 40
@So0 hens t5oo@52S, turkcyA tioOog
ihUo
FEru- Oranges, Mcsina $3.50 per boz;
imperial, $50 per boz. Lemons 5000
$50 PER box llananas fl.5092o0 Per
| bunch.
PicgLu-Brls, $3.50. half brls. 500.
Eaus-Wcak; hAs, iac; eases ijlfc.
RustNs-l.ond0n layers, tJ.Vo layer, o. 0i
California, t225.
NVfs-Cocoanuts. $3.50 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, o.. Tennessee, farmers stock, so
&c, roasted, 2hc higher shclled, loc. rccans
Texas, p@l2c.
BurrrR -Buticrinc i2aitc creamery, 2
6gnr. dairy, lsag5g country butter, l5la2oc
Clpn-0nrk, t0to PER brl, aud $50 pei
/ half hrl.
potArou-Firm. selling ht 1881 40 Pc
bu, ~ 25ta3.bO per brl; sweet potatoes S21
Ga.O0 per brl, seed sweet - ao927S.
| NtNIaAn--lcr cal, S6'i2c.
srn,wuEhHIEs -taoott3oo per case pinis
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Min u ~ lnuh nNhs ~
IoSpox, April n. 2p. m.-Consols closed
At ~ 1910 Tor money and 100 for the
account
nANE CLEAniN0s.
cuicAoo, m, April u.---Clcaring were
Saa12, aSS.
Nrw YouK. April H.--Clcaring, 500. ai2 4.
Oii. balances, S1.i2i. az.
Buuuorr. Md. April ii.-Clearlngs,
today were ti.s53,Gt2; balances S22s,0jd.
pruL,pElru, Pa, April u.-Clcarings
g. zoo 40; balances. i,lOlOII For the
week ending today the clcarings wcw $50.
lGi, ~, balances, Ss,52l, $50.
Iosrox, Mas. April A.---nank clcarnrs
today, els, i2s 61i balances, tl,l5i,til.
Tor the week -Clcarings, sss,OSiD7l; bal.
anccs. Q50l.ii5. For tho samc week In
iss5-Clearing,, tiot,5isiisi balances, tli,.
| 1914.
ST.. I.orra. Mo.lAprii il-Clcarings today
A. IA Ops. balances, tie0, iiJ. This week
| tiearinqs' sl7 ,Ws 5O7, balances, s2,pll go
Last wcck-Clcanngs fi6,7l2,32i, balances
o., ,5l7. Corresponding week OF lS'-
Clcarlng-, 81, iaA, 6,i; balances, S2,2N2,b'o.
NEw Yong. April 1.-THE weekly hanl
statement shows the following changes
Reserve, incwasc g. 2le, $50. loans, dccreas
81 90 900. specie, Increase 81 1880. loga
tenders, Increase i.7a2, 600. deposits, IN
crease g. $4,000; circulation Increase go,
90. The banks now hold so, SO, t2o IN eN
cess VI the - per cent rule.
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TycnANOT ouJTATiONs.

Ordinary, 7Hc; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, 91.c middling okc. good mid.
ding. Csc, middling fair, lOc fair, nominal.
Dusty, &c 10 &c lower.
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ST. IouIs. Mo-, April IA Woodbury..
~. are acting cautiously owing 10 the tariii
I'M
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady middling CSC. Sales
1900 bales including 90 bales last evening
Of which 100 TO exporters and 800 TO spin
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Stnge Of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U, g. Al
MEMrnIs, April II, pm.
The following observations are taken ut all sta
tlons named at 10Th meridian time, which is one
hour later than Memphis time.
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Nrw YonK. April n business Tor the
week foots up a very goal total through n
personal aud order demand and though
aulct as usual 10 saturlay, the outlook for
the near demands Is bcttel than for the past
unaufh
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DAfLy coTToN STATEMENT

impofts-N6CRR 80 LSGRR, % M&LR
Ia C.o&s wRR2l X &, 50 Mr. a 2.
EC Ma nR u, 10. uagunf 10 Total. ii2 bales
Etrorts- Ia NRR eco C.OGs " RR a.
LNo&TR, 90 Total los bales
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT ArRIL IL. 1855.

Receipts this week l9'aO
Same week IN IL 9
inc week In 24,hlo
increase compared With lSsI.,"....,......,., 4,lu
Decrease compared lbhG..., ....,.,,...-.,..~ blOo
shipments his week. ..-.,"".,...."".." 2s,Asl
Same week IN 2ill5
Same week In AOlO
Increase compared with 1881 .,,..,.,.....,"" 1lDo
Dccrrnse compnn,d with 1880 .,.....,.,,.,. 1899
stock this week Il1l
Same week In llfOio
lncroaac conn ared with iss7 ..,,.,...... ltG7i9
Decrease compared with issd..,............ OO,Oi5
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The following list Is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded as the latest quotations
BANK STOCKS.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady Middiing Cotton, 3'eo
--sales Today. 1000 Bales-The Tone
Of the General Market steady-Meats
Higher.
APPEAL oFrIcE, /

T7I SATURDAY kNININU, hFTII ~ I'o0 y
The banks charge per cent for money
and the demand continues steady at that
figure.
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Fea SHEA HANDSOME REaDfHeE

I offer for sals, that elegant rssi
lsncs No. 3S3 fernando street. fhe
house contains seven rooms, Kitchen,
pantry and ssrvantS room. Il has
saso . conservatory or greenhouse on
he south aide. There Is . stable,
coal and wood house on the place.
The sise Of the lot Ii 100 fest front
On Hernsndo street, BY 200 fset aecp.
Everything il in Arst-claS condition.
In the garden there are . few sf the
bsst varieties Of bearing frsis trees
sed a grape aseor with about Sssty
bearing vines of the finest vasistss.
Gas aad water. Call on o. address
Q. L. puLLEN. Cor NA.,-
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Spots opened cosy and closed quiet; mid
ding 0Hc Sales NJ bales Quotations
vero a. follows Ordinary, &c; good ordinary,
7.iGc; low middling. y 6lGc. middlng
pKc; good middlinF iOc; middling fair
10 ii.iGc. fair II 5.iOc.
Futures opened s,cndy aud closed steady,
o. follows April, e5l@959. May 0Cl@
Dos. June, e75; July, o.S@osE Au.
gust. ps0,anO0 September nCs@pCs ocio.
Der. atjaoiG November o96aeas Dcccm.
Der. oG@ess. January, 0t,9oiG SALES,
N,t0o bales.
Nrw outrANa.
Tie spot market opcncd quiet and closed
steady, middlinF, Csc. Sales. $3.50 bales
Quotations were a. follows Ordinary. 5Ac
good ordinary, s'lc low middllng. ~, mid
dllng. oAei good middlinr, pa.c.
Futures opened quiet aud closed quiet nnt
steady. - follows April p2l@o ~ MAY
e20G0g7; June. o.So60Si. July, oaGaagi
August, 0S0@aJ7; September oOoaaiC
October s9l@s02 November ssCas n
December, ss5@sss. January. sO09sg
Bales 1850 bales.
DAILY PORT AND fNTTRfOn MAUHTT
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Miscellaneous.

WHisKY.-stfaight Kentucky bourbon,
81 6Od6D Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn, tii0,da0o Eastern ryos, tiS,ta0,oo,
according 10 age aud make; common whisky,
eocte ~ -, according 10 proof.
bAootsa. .-ufd1c
TIts..ti OoCti.i5.
sHor-Drop, t.to buck, tioa
LtAD--Sltc.
E.Its.-iron, " TO- steel, o. aSCs2.SS.
powDrn--Kers, $780, half ksss, $40
quarter kegs $50.
liIDu--Dfy flint No. I. ii)fc; No. 2 VI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
spsolAl unorni ssrylcs.

Lset evening o special choral service
was held in Grace Baptist Church,
Thirteenth and French steeots. Tne at.
tondRpoo wes large and highly enjoyed
by those present.. The proRrata was
arranged by Harry Psae. ana was ez
uellaptly rendered under his direeslon,
It was he folloWs: "Sing Ye jehovah o
Prsieea," Palmer, by the onoir; read ins
OF the 151th Psalm; singing, "Oorone-
tion," by the congregation; prayer;
"Gni6e Ne, o Thou Great Jehovah, F."
Palmer, by quertetts composed OF
Mrs. Harry Page, Hits Ella Heck,
John Rlppsrger and Jsmea Stidham;
responsive reading, lash PaalN; sg-
them, "In Him Will l trust" Palmer.
by the choir; anthem, "He that Hath
Ny Commandment" Emerson. By the
choir; address, by j. Travers Jones;
singlng, "Beokoning Hnnde," by a
quSr,etta composed OF Mrs. Harry
PaRs, Miss Eva Heck, William HiS
gias and J, TrAYers Jones; pray 81
chorus, "God Be With You" The
aervices closed with the doxology. n
special collection for ths bHptlbtEy WAS
tnken up during the services.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
norae Bser In ulno!nnatl.

CINCINNATI. May 90.-Ia eeveral In.
stances OF late persons have hssn dls.
coVeItd hspdllnS horRe beef Ia dihsr-
ert parts OF the city. Last evening
WitliAm Williams, a Walnut Hills
butcher, waa arEeSted By Ms&t and Live
Stock lDepectos Fred Meyer for drlvin I
Through the streets with Rn aoImai thai
died from iuJury. Wlllismb' son John
Aad Pat Sweeney were slao found with
the oaroses OF a horne, the hide removed
AMI the meat nsntly trimmed from the
bonee. The boys esid tnAt the horse
fell down an embankment and broke Its
neck, and that the elder Williams
skinned the Animal AID cut up the
meat. They said they wero taking It
TO the deelocating company. Meyer
paid visit 10 Wiiliams' slaughter
houss In Walnut Hills aud foand psrte
of the horse hesh hanging up to dry,
and also ths jaw bone OF bullock
snlictea with big jaw. The Health
Board IL investigating 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Tho Number R.g,stsrsa.

On Saturday at 7 o'c ock the rsgistra
tion OF vo'ers closed according to law.
The law requires that any person who de-
sired to vote at the coming city election
should have paid a county and poor tax
and register In the voting district where
in he resided. Two half days were set
apart for the purpose of registration,
Saturdays, the 18th and 19th Contrary
to expectation on both sides the registra.
tion en- both days was very light. Pre-
vious to dividing the city into districts
the Board Of Election Commissioners ap-
pointed William II. Brady aud W w.
Prhchett to canvass the number of voters
In the city. After careful canvass they
returned the number to be over 1900,
and according to their returns the atty
was divided into flity.fve districts
There must have been mistake some
where, or else there were great Dumber
who did not desire TO become voters, as
there were not Z 900 rcgist- red,
One Of the incidents of the day was the
registering OF Richard +. Griffith, the
present incumbent OF the city treasurer's
office, at the Fourth district OF the Sew
enth ward Griffith presented a set OF
naturalization papers issued on Saturday
morning, thus developing tho TACT that he
has Illegally held the office of city treas
urer for two years, and ,hst Milton 3.
Shippers, who was nominated as the Re-
publican candidate for that office, being
the only American citizen voted for at
the cty election two years ago, was
elected 10 the office which Griffith has
held since that time.
The total number registered in the diff
ferent wards is as follows: First ward,
3s1; Second, 524; Third, CAB; Fourth, 500
Fifth, 9J5; Sixth, 6o5; Seventh, 1884
Eighth, 765; Ninth, $40; Tenth, 62Si
Eleventh, 267; Twelfth, $50. Total, 6925
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
s.r,oxen DsAa xv.,,s a. PRAYER.

WABASH, Iud., May 20,-Ths fret reg
ular service of the German Baptist Con-
ference of the United States was held at
North Manchester yesterday. Imme-
diately after the opening sermon In the
great tabernacle Elder James Quinter,
editor of the Gospel Messenger, of Hunt
ingdOn, Pa and president of the Nor.
NAL College at that place, led in prayer.
While upon his knees on the rostrum In
the centre of the tent, surrounded by an
audience OF 5000 persons, he was
instantly. While praying 1t was OBJ
served tnat he grew ihcoherent, and as
he uttered the words 1--WE are glad to
meet again" he expired. Elder Quinter
was probably the most prominent man in
the church. He was born in Sehuylkill
county, Pa in 1916, and entered the min.
ietry at %.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Ph,iadelphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2i.-John K.
Miles, aged II yeAEe, correspondent OF
the Bhoo md LsAthar Reporter, Ia O fu.
sitive, charged with the forgery OF &
check for 81 coo, on which he obtained
the money from the Pennsylvanlo Com
pany Tor Insurance on Livos and Grant.
ing Annuities. He Ia Rlso hcousei ot
having sntiofd away from her home ne
his companion in the fiight Virginia
Corson, past 10 years old.
MIR. CLAUS sprsoGles visited tho site
of his big augsr refinery on Saturday,
He expects to stErt the refinery IN
twelve months, with daily oApaoity OF
2,C00. 600 pounds Of raw sugar. The re-
hnery bnilding will be 60 by 100 fest,
1872 feet in height, aud will coHtaiu l3
stories. The other buildings will be ef
proportionate eizs.
John Shaw, ased "a years, was
stabbed In the oheat early yesterday
morning while EkylatkinK. Alexander
Thompson and Daniel Malonoy, bic
companions, were comnitted 10 await
the result OF Shaw's ipjarleH.