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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
Train wracGing Fiends.
An ,oleRrnDh b he Dlsoatchl

BLOOMINGTON, III. April lo.-At different
times for a month past Instructions have been
rinced on the track OF the Chicago, santa re
and California railroad near th@ Illinois river.
What might nave boon q ycry disastrous mishap
was hut narrowly averted near Chilhco no.
During tho at fortnight distractions have
several tim es been pat on tho track between
Eureka and Roanoke. Las; week "a tracS-valkor
Wa put upon ihis portion ~ the line and MOn-
day ulght ne Was fOuul lying uncOnci0us upon
thc track with terrible wound IN the back Of the
head. lie was fortunately seen by tho engineer
q a train In time 10 stop. lie had been a.
saulted. ~ supposed. By The gang Of villains Who
have beeu ObsfrlctinC mo track.
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New Orleans sEaces.


TIN I0IUKTHVu 70 III' IIIsV"tNILT
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, April l0.-lhe weather To-
dsy was beautiful. ths track fast, and the n,-
tendance very large.
First raco-fve furlonEs. seling-Rusk won ;
Syntax second Jim Make third. Time, l:Oi.
Second raco--six furlongs, seliing-Macaulay
won; Mute second. probOs third. Time, l:l6h.
Third race-Ono mile and n aixteen'h, handi-
can-lnsolonce won; Pat Shecdy second, Larus
third. lime, IjOa.
Fonrth race-seiling. one mie-COra l. won :;
Tudor second, Quotation third Time, l4S4
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AfhlL ~, lSct
Loose sales, 1928 pounds. very small one,
at .6.25 the highest and Soc. the lowest prices,
On Change there was no change in DARK STEM
ming, with good offerings. At auction % pack
ages vere offered; Il taken in; the highest
price $3.50 and the lowest TO-, which prices show
a low grade and nondsscrpt Offering West Vir-
giuia common grades were chiefly sold on ac-
cunt Of The warm weather. though some were
yet warm or damaged
Western aayicos show q stronger market
lately and higher prices.
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No seDsible man prefers wealth to bca

No sensible man prefers wealth to health.
Some few baye both; very many haven't
either. Well. you may have fret choice.
Which will yJu iskey Healto." Very
well: what's your alimeniy "a little OF
oyerythlnf.D whai's the cspses blood
out OF order, kidneys weak, digestion bad.
hearts action Irregular" Yes. and every
disease can be traced 70 these same sources.
Inst take few bottles OF Browns Iron Bit
tiers. IL vii; remove the cause OF disease
ana restore yeu 20 robust health.
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The River-Land Sefticrs.

MlSNEAPOLts, April ia Journal Fort Dodge
da) special says: The continued threatening
aspect Of the overland settlers majority OF
whom adhere 20 the principle of protecting their
homes has resulted in an indefinite postpone
ment Of tue eyirtiCns for the present The on
Gals declare they DO Lot desire bloodshed, hut
hope TO overNhelm the settlers with iher forces
i'm such manner that they would submit peace
fully. II was evident such would not be accom-
uii.te aud further action has been abandoned
uuul tho present hOstilities subside.
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libby RrrcIer Acquitted.

10y tl4-sl hliA ~ NH' -fA'f''''r''f
OMAHA. NsB., April 10.-rhe jury IN tho trial
Of Libby Bercler who killed Henry W King DR.,
IN the Paxton House a few months ago, retur9od
a verdict Of not guilty ths morning. The dc
fence was INSANITY. The de'endant lived wish
King a. bis mistress IN ChcsgO snd had one
child by him, aud when he married np3 came TO
Omaha 70 live she followed him and shot aim IN
the hall OF tho hOtcl one morning.
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DURbH
Death OF Il Prominent Man-FIrC-Fa-
tally burned, Perhaps.

DURHAM, " c., April 10.-ihe remains Of Nr.
William Halliburton. formerly p prominent
merchant Of this place, but lately of Pigeon
diver. Haywood county, n O., wore blriei here
to-day. and large cOncour5e OF people attended
the funeral
4 email store owned by q. A. Andrews near
the corporate limits OF the town was burned last
night about 10 o'clock. 40 explosion Of kerO-
scue lamp was he cause OF the hro, and Az
drews's son was seriously snd II ia fea Ell iat9ily
burned ia his Attemp, 20 arrest the flames
Captain L. j. Parrish has resigned the col
onclcy of the Third regiment OWING 10 pressing
business engacemeIt Is which prevented him
from attending 70 tie duties OF the Oiiice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

CONNhcIiOhS
Train No. 80 connects daily At heysViile Tor
Chase G.y, ClarksYilie, Oxford. Durham. Hen
derson. and kaisigh. Connects daily a. Greens-
boro for Durham, Raleigh. salem, aod Winston,
aud all points on North Carolina DIVISION a.
Salisbury for Asheviile. Hot springs, and all
points Ia Western North Carolina, aud Al Char
lOtte for Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta rail-
road.
Train No. y connects daily 81 GreensbOro' for
Salem. Winston, Raleigh. oOldsborD, and A0rs-
head City; at salisbury for ASheyllie. Hot
Springs, aud all points In Western North Caro-
Ina AZ Charlotte With Charlotte. Columbia ADD
Aforementioned Tor Columbia. Augusta. Aiken,
Charleston. savannah. 1hOmasEilio. Ga. jack
sonvile, and Otbor Florida points; alss, with
Carolina Central railroad Tor Wilmington
Trains from the 6outh arrive AZ Richmond SD
A. N. and 3:O z. N.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Rich mond ........... 800 y. n
Arrive Richmond. $40 A. N.
tCEDYER ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond ........................6; A. VI.
Arrive NsachaEtor. ..6e0 y. NJ.
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ROoPER.-Dled. At the residence OF her hus-
band, 400lS south laurel street "Wednesday.
April 10. 1889. al A. Nj. Of hcart-disease. MOL
Liz r.. wife OF A. :. Hooper, aud daughter OF Il
b aud Mary Il. Welden; aged twenty eight
years.
The funeral viii take place from Pine-stroe
Baptist church THIS Thursday1 EVENING at
430 O'Clock. Friends OF the family and those OF
H. H. Walden ana aeorge J. Hooper. sr., are
respectfully invited 70 attend.
MURRAY.-Dled, Tuesday April .. 1850. VIII
LIAM X. MURRAY. In the seventy ninth year Of
his age.
NJ. Friends and asquaintsnces Invited 20 at
tend.
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Atscinnfcd Murder.
rnv toloerAnh 70 tho Dlsrat.h.l

TIN IUINtIHIH % ITO TFNI'HI'TI'I
CLEVELAND. O.. April 10--ht THIN. o., yes
tcriay Joseph Dechamps, a Belgian glNss-blOwor,
assaulted francis Lannery. the president OF the
Belgian Glass Company and late Belgian Con-
sui a. Toronto. nearly killing him. lie WAS
promptly arrested. AMI in detHuit OF $1,000 bail
was sent 10 Jail for Attempted murder. TO-DAY
pechamps's follow Workmen, who ara all ex-
perts, e. the number Of seYenty-hVe, quit work,
declaring they would not return until De-
champs wac released.
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Attcmntto WRECK q TRAIN.

PuTsBUEGH, PA., April .i0.-A Canton Ohiol
special says: Another nuempt % wreck the
wesi-tound limited vcs.Ibule express on the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad
which passod through Canton about midnight
was made last night near Louisville al the ssme
place tnet an attempt 10 wreck the same train
was made last Tuesday An employee OF tho
road who nycs In Louisville discovered the
da-tarIly design ~ time O. frustrate II.
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aish-LIcense BnI Passed.

ITT -"1--T6--T Tl7f----
D0vRE DEL, April l0-1he House passed
this morning with only one dissenting vote tie
observation-disclosures bill which has been substituted
TOR the Pickett mixed high-licenso and local
option bill which had been peuding for over two
months past Tho Davis bill fixes the license
fee at $500 Tor cities OF ten thousand and over ;
500 for towns OF Two thousand and over, and 500
for the rural districts.
The Senate passed this morning the Donohue
constitutional convention bill Introduced yester-
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Overdue steamers


TIV faIrgTlIl % IU1 UIHDIT"NI
SAvASNAH, April lG-Ihe steamship City OF
AUGUSTA from Now York which arrived today
two Ia vs overdue, had rough voyage aud soqe-
raj 81 her windows we're stOvo in. The steamers
delay wa principally due 60 picking up the aban-
dcned haIt Aibatross The steamer Juninin.
rom PhuLpelphia, also due Monday, has not yet
been heard from.
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rn1rIMnnE RrncK MARKRr

bid DO. 3's, IS itaGGA Baltimore and Ohio stuck,
% bid: Northern Central stOcE, 15A1j-s Cincin-
natl Washington and Baltimore lsts 96k do.
2is, 81 bid DO. 31s, - bid consolidated gas
bonds, l1lst sii2; do. stock, 45aiJsl
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TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
'Daily tDaify except Sunday.

DAILY. tDaiiy except Sunday.
sroPPISG-PLACES.
Nos. IS and 9. make no stops. No II
stops only on signal at Chester. No. y
stoos on signal a. Centralia No. - stops
only on signal AZ Chester. Centralla, aud
Manchester No. 50 stops on signal AT all
regular stations and also ~ Temples and Port
WalthalL Nos 81, 81. -, and 80 viii stop al oil
stations for passengers
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. Il and p sleeping-cars between
New YORK and Tampa, Fla. ftft J0cksonviieh
On Trains Nos. Ia aud q sleoping-cars between
Washington and Charleston and between Wash
ingtOn aud Jacksonville. On Train No. -
sleeping-csrs between New York ani Jacksou'
Vile. GA Trains Nos. - and - ssepingcGrs
between New York and 1homasyilla, Ga.
the ONLY ALL~RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Richmond. $3.50 A. ". Norfolk les r. VI.
Richmond 400 p. n. Norfolk .-gE0 2. VI.
Norfolk 'S20 A. NJ. Richmond. .iiS A. NJ.
Norfolk $40 +. NJ. Richmond. s:sS p. VI.
Tneso trains also mako close connections Tor
Farmvillc Lynchburg, and southwestern points.
and all stations ON the Norfolk snd Western rail-
roAq. II. u. SULLf.
superintendent
EFT. d. MYERS, General Superintendent
T. VI. EMERSON, General Passenger Ageat
SOL Haas. Trafic Manager. mh3
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The Dspositors VIA BE Paia ,n Fuii.


CHICAGO. April IA dispatch from Anoka,
MINI. saws: The directors OF the First Nat onal
Bank nov claim hat the amount OF Cashier
Pratt'a deficit will moi DC more than one nth Of
the sum first reported President Ticknor says
the total amount Is not enough to seriously cn-
barrass the bank and that he fcels sure eveIy
depOsitor will be paid in lulL The bank-eIam'-
n.r Il aflll Al M. Il.
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particulars Wanted.


NEW YoEK. April iO-Tbe managers Of tho
Washington centennial celebration have re-
duesied all organiz cations thai VIII take part IN
the ereat parade 70 turoish pariicu ars AZ 10 the
number OF men each will have in order taai The
detail. OF arranging the disposition Of these
bOdies may 20 fixed.
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stabbed IN an Encounter with Bur-
elnrA.

By telegraph 70 the Dispatcn.l
CHlcAGo. April l0-Iheoiore and Jacob Hue
hler. brothers engaged In the grocery business
nj lS3 Maxwell street, were severely Stable last
nighf IN a desperate encounter with burglars.
Iaoklng across the street from their store they
~ = three men trying 10 ply open the money
drawer IN Myefs's bakery. No ono was 10 the
room but the bnrglars The grocers, VINO arc
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TEfIlCd tina Eaif.
Hr telelrann to the pispateh.l

DIV teIcKrBDn 70 thB DIBphIch.I
ATLANTIC CITY. April iU.-Charles Hopkins.
sixty Yeas VI age. vas instantly killed., aud
John C,ogsn. OF 40 2i3 Meredith street, Phila
delph.a. strioasy, If not fatally, injured by
IA ing n the fourth story Of rev building on
kentucky avenue this morning. The men we're
IL
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Postponed.


laP'tAA ANsNsf1AA W III fs@NAtNNsi
CHARLESTON. W. Va, April l0.-Ihe session Of
the toint legislative con miitee on the guherne-
toria contest. which was 20 have peguu to-day.
mas peen postponed uutl about the goth, OWING
10 The fact that the mentors OF the committee
and the witnesses 20 be examined cOlld NOS get
il readiness 81 tho time first specified.
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TBy Telegraph % IHH UIspHV'u-I
SAVANNAH, April l0.-ihe steamer City OF
Augusta, from Now York. which arrived hegs to-
DAY, had her slarboard upper works carried
away and WIS hove 70 fourteen hours. She
picked up the bark Albstross $50 miles northeast
Of savannah, abandoned, aud brought, her 10 this
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Elected Manager.
n, tslerraph to ne pi.naieh.l

IHF '''""'@ y ~ = -
CHARLESTON, = c.. April l0--1he Board Of Di.
rcctOrs Of tho Nous and t0yteT TODAY elected
J, c. Hemphin manager OF in ! paper as sue
csgsor OF the iatO Captain Dawson. MIR Hemp
hill has been city editor and chief OF stan for
the Iaat Ave years.
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GeoIrIn Ratlr0nd.

10y I7I7I110-7II'I
ATLANTA. April l0-N meeting OF the direc-
tors Of tn9 Marietta and North Georgia railroad
to-day Francis Aoncall. Of Boston, was elected
treasurer. Messrs. kessler & CO., OF New YORK.
we're appointed financial agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
THE RIcauoyD DISPATCH THURSDAY April. IL 1899

market lower for heavy sheep; natives f3.7cs
$50; western cornfed. sA7saSosl: lambs. tisOs
SG40.~
sr. IOrrs, April -cattle--Receipts, i.400
head: shipments, none, market strong; choice
heavy native s,eors. f4si46l, fair'to good do,
81 fOsA 10; stocisrs aud feeders fair 20 good,
fg15sS3 20; rangers. corn-fei. s3s)ala.75. grass
fed, saass. Hogs-Receipts. 400 head: ship
ments 300 head: MARKET EASY choice heavy snf
butchers' selections. sL70as4s0; pacsiDg. ne
dlum TO prime. t.e)si+70 light grades, ordinary
TO best. 83.b5as47a Sheep-.heceipts. 800 head ;
shipments. none: market strong fair 20 choke.
81 i0aS510.
PnILADRIPHIA. April S--The receipts at tho
West Philadelphia and North fennsylvanls
head sheep, 5000: hogs, 5000 Beef Cattle
IiEher prices West short supply and good de-
mand here had the effect Of advancing rates NC.
on all grades; extrs. 5a5Jsc- good. thafhc.
medium, iafkc. common. 34aSkc. fst cows,
a4A3Ac. sheep-The market opened with q
lighter supply than has been known for some
time past, and butchers bought readily. paying
&c. advance on all their purchases. The market
was completely sold before noon. Extra wool,
6kagkc.; good wool, 5ks6c. medium wool.
5Ea5Sc. common wool, 4ka5c. extra clipped.
5kS5kc. good clipped, tRa5c. medium
clipped. 4ha4kc. common clipped, a<S4c-
Lambs-Fsu stock were in poor request AZ pre-
vious rates viz. 4s54 cents. This was on ac-
count OF the arrival OF spring lambs. which we're
desirable 81 S3aS7 per head. Hogs were IN good
demand and arm; 1esterns ssfAc.; state, oka
$50. Mich cows we're In better demand Ak tSoa
$50. Mich calves we're active At Sa6Hc RAJ
cows we're IN fair demand at 2as3Ac. Bologna
cows we're higher AZ *
BALTIMORE, April a--Cdirerson Stock fards :
Svine--1he market IA moderately active this
week. the receipts being only some lao head In
excess OF those Of last week. Prices are without
serious changes, tho best grades prime western
hogs selling At the top ugures ootSlned last
weok-7c. nct--und others down TO CSC. aost
sales 6sfa8sc net The quality averages as good
as for several weeks post and Is suitsbie - the
demand. Arrivals 6,SSa against 6,foS Tor last
week.
Ciarsmont Stock Yards.-Receipts THIS week
ago head, sgainst 1851 head last week. Fair 10
good hogs selling from 50 TO s5.45; rough do. al
$3.50. Arrivals, Il6 cars containing Si3 cattle.
- calves, 1909 sheep, 5,5H hogs, ~ horses
mules Shipments to New York, Philadelphia.
&C. SO cattle, 10 calves, 1,ISj sheep, LIS boss,
81 horses, mules.
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h % the Dispatch.l

fRv telegraph % the Dispatch.l
NEWARK, April 1Q-One hundred and twenty
men and boys in Clnrks 1hread-Works at
kearney went on a strike to-day as agreed last
night, the firm having announced reduction
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AND IN CONNECTIONS rHERswITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF the New York ana Richmond
Stock Exchangss-Grain. Flour. Cot
ton, Meat, and Other Quotations
- WASHINGTON. April i0-For irginis
liAlh fair. stationary temperature. aud vsri-
t--Jsble winds
TIE wEArHxR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY uas
fair.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. April 10.-There was more activity
Ia The stock market this m0fning than during
the same hour tor a long time, but later the mar
ket quoted down and lost portion OF the early
ganh but prices at the close are materially
higher than those Of last evening Foreigners
we're the chief factor to-day in continuing the ad
vance. and while the early london cables report
cd handsome advances over our prices OF last
evening, foreign buyinz -ordsrs la this market
we're sufficient to open stocks from kSh per cont.
higher 10 the general list While AtchsOn. which
was fayoraby affected by the fact that the efforts
OF MeHsrs. hidder Peabody e Co 70 bring about
change in the directory were meeting WITH sue
cess, was up 4 per cent. the feeling Was gem
orally bullsh and the scare over the low bank re-
serves reported last Saturday, and seemed In
view OF the large purchases by the Treasury 70
have entirely passed away still there was
considerable realizing BY long interests
and after tho opening squirt, while
lhe market maintained arm tone.
the changes in quotations we're in but few cases
for moro than slight fractions. sc, Paul ed the
upward movement, and WAS followed by Lake
hrie and Western preferred and later ~ Eur
linRton, but the gains In no case were for more
than fractional amounts. Manhattan came 70
the front toward noon and made a spurt Of 3iS
per cent, which there IA no evidence 70 show
was anything more than manipulation, rs the
rest OF the list retired slightly from the best
prices Of the morning before noon. Up 10 this
time there had been = large volume OF
business. and nesry two thirds OF the
entire daT's business was transacted be-
D
was a stesdily-decressing business, and fiuctua-
tons we're connncd 10 this smallest fractions ex-
cepi IN a few specialtiee, auong which Denver,
Texas and Fort Worth. and san Francisco pre-
ferred we're the most prominent In the unlst-
al department. however. there we're some sharp
movements, and the sugar trusts, on very
largo Business, advanced ~. and BrunsTick,
which is attracting somewhat more attention
| than Of late. u TO 2H per cent. There was some
| heeyiness toward the delivery hour, and the
market finally closed quiet but strong at close
| 70 the best prices OF the day. Colorado coal Il
/ - per cent lower but with that exception the
/ entire active list Ia higher. Manhattan rose 30,
Consolidated Gas IL, san Francisco preferred
/ IL, Louisville and Nashville l per cent, and
others fractional amounts. Total sales, $4,000
shares
Frenfng dun and 1rm a. 4NHa
/ ss0S. Money easy at 3a4A, closing offered at
/ 3. sub-Trehsury balances-Gold, fl52,6ibOO ;
/ currency, si6lO0.CCO. Governments dun and
strong forts; per cents, 1854. e1. int; A.
/ coupons, 1917. State bonds dull and feature
I less.
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General EougStFsos's ReSider
IyusDeu.
lBy telegraph to the Dispsich.l

ATLANTA, GA, April To- General James
Iouestroets residence, IN the easie.ni portion Of
GAINESVILLE. vas destroyed by hie yesterday.
ga sln0ll
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Rnnd. Aecsnied.

lBy telegraph 10 tne Dispatch.l
WAsufKdrOs. April 10, bend offerings to-day
aggregated y36s. eco Accepted. $4,000 at iss for
"a. IlS for Az.
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KARKETs By TELSasAPa
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. April i0-Cotton Arm: sales. 600
bales; uplands. 10'.c. Orleans, lose. last
evenings sales. i.0O6 bales: net receipts 4,1lb
bales: eIporis-to Great Britain, 2,5sc balesi
20 the Continent 1891 bales; stock. 5OoO6i bales.
Southern -four dull. Wheat dull; No. red,
85ss aS6c. I'm store options active and Irregular,
closing weak; No. rcd, April closing at S9ifc;
May, S6SsSsSc.; June, S71saSShc. Corn fairly
active; No. ,, 42ke497sc. options less active
and weak April, 42Xc.; May, aga. si2kc. July,
43aI3kc Oats firm and moderately active; op-
tons weak and active; April, 3lsIbc; May,
0kss0kc; June. @SsOke;; NO :, spo- 81 "a
2i.c.; mixed western, 3Oa33c. Hops stoady
STATE, i7a22c. Cotfee-Oprons opened steady
and closed barely steady at 3al0 points down;
Aprl. fl6s5ail6e0; June. SloeOafb.~; July,
Si6siasl1 spot Rio steady; fair ceJSoes, loAc
sugar-RAw stronger; fair refining. 5Ac: re-
fined firm and &c higher; {, 6Sa6ac. extra
&. 7a7Hc. white do, 3-i6aj 5-l6c yellow. bSa
6i,c. OF A, 5-l6a7Hc. mould A. Sc. standard
A, 7i,c. confectionery A. 7zc. ; cut-loaf, &c.
cubes, ~ Molasses-Foreign quiet; yl-test,
-. Now Orleans duh; open kettle, good 80
fancy, 2ss4sc Rice steady and quiet: Japan, ga
SIC Petroleum steady and quiet. reuDof, &c.
Cotton-seed oil steady; crude. 4ska43c yell
low, Soc Rosln quiet and steady strained,
common 70 good, fl.i5aA.lIs. Turpentins'
~ AIS, C. closing with no stock and no price.
Hides quiet aud steady. Wool week aud quiet.
PORK duh old mess, sl25OaSl275; new, Si250a
si375: extra prime, fl2bO Beef dun; extra
mess. fd75aE. Beef hams quiet az al3eSiaeu
iiercod Deof luls city eNlte ihllh tle7te 49,
SiL Cut-mests quiet and flrm picked should
ors 5Hc.: picked hams lOhc.. Middles slow:
shOrt-clear, $3.50 Lard lower and duh western
steam, s.. 70. closing At sI22H city, @.70 OPP
tons April, f7.l9 asked; May, t.lsaNS3: June.
g. 22as726 Froights steady; cotton, 3-iSd.
grain, 2hd.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April i0.-The cash quotations we're
Flour steady and unchanged. Whoat-No.
spring and red, $50 aS6c. No. corn, WEa44c.
No. oat5, 25ifc. Mess pork, sil.s5asll ~. Lard.
SASsS. ShOri-ribs. fJ.9OatA96. Shoulders,
SAQNatS50. Shor;-clear, SAS1 hasdh WhisRoy,
Sl.0&
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RcpOrtcd Assassination or ur. CIeve-
land,
lnr Telegraph 70 the pIspatch.l

Try telegraph 20 the Dispatchl
1lirvFAPoLs. April ia Tribuae's special
from ties on ia says: Farly this morning the
report reached this city tha; eX-Presl1oni Cleye-
land hal been as assiuatoG last night by col
ore1 porter OF Pullman car between Philedei-
ph q an New ors. The report was generally
believed 90 be true and crehtei int nse excite
msnt. F'ags were displayed a. haf-mast, end
100. until dispRthes were received from Chicago
dcnylnE lns rel1r. mas mo suhpense ended.
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RICanoaD STOCK EXcHAvgy

WEDNESDAY. April 10, 1884
sALEs-FfRsr BoARD.-l,0j0 Georgia Pacific 5
per cent. 2ds at rs; shares Atlanta and Char
lotto stock at 50.
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nnse.naii.

BLTtnoss. April 10 --The chicago and AL.
Aesrsesa baseball teams played the thiro Of