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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13

especial telegram TO the DIspatch.i

IopVIlHI IeIobFH'H 70 wv D''F'''V1''I
ROANOKE, VA, April IL. --Roanoke Lodge,
No. Is7. of the Order of Elks. celebrated
il first annual Anniversary to-day by parade
In the morning. a social session In the alter
noon. aud ball and banquet al night. Repre-
sentatiyes OF lodges In Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Danville, and other cities participated In the
festivities and were generously entertained by
their brethren IN tho city. They were met NJ
the depot this morning and escorted 70 tho
Ponce DC Leon Hotel where breakfast was
served, and tonight they we're given an Gle
eant banquet az the same place.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS.
,,semNsNcs ON A VISIT TO BISHOP
'' kekNe AT NORFOLK.
..,., rs,,is Cautions His "Cors" Against
interfering In the E'ec,iens--sensibie
Itaiians-Berkiey's Park.
.sno,.,l lolosram . ,ho plapa,ch.l


NorrorK. Va, April i2.--His Eminencc
c..S,nal Gibbons arrived here to-day from
v.lamore on brief VISIT 10 Bishop Keana.
-n,natSi. yincent's Hospital He was
,,,ompanicd by his private secretary
T.,ber Rcardon. and was met by Father
nobsrtv and many Of the congregation OF
s., Mays church.
THE PROPER TH1S0.
when the police went on duty to-day
-, core addressed by Chief Pettls and
~, toid e. 20 90 the polls and vote. with
VT. f,.r cor the candidate Of their choice.
,r9re cautioned against taking any
'' i, the election except 10 vote on PEN
81. n suspension from duty.
,.Ync man named Paul Thrift was
sr44 m the hall last night when the
I..r entered 20 light for meeting OF
...t-icl LAYERS union. The Coroner was
ga and he viewed the body, deciding
.r INQUEST was unnecessary. The
ia was q bricklayer about 80 years
Italian citizens Of Norfolk held a
meeting last night and resolved
.-.r.mously 90 support the Democratic
t.k.~ ,.,,.,.,,
r.. Carolina.sound fishermen, having
Co.,. through with catching shad. have
.3 fhoir attention 10 catching blue
.,l shipments 10 the northern mar
lave already commenced. The
49,. Island fleet fishermen at Hatteras
...ar the coast are also doing well
..tr- uctsh.
"1 ..Iutiful Jamisorfproperty. former
on. United States Marine Hospital, on
.,I.rflog side Of the river, has been sold
s.-rU0 II mas valuable waterfront,
.rff.a' sort II property In Berkeley IA IN
,...... 10 value rapidly. Tho town 10
'0 have twenty-five acre park.
.. tle enterprisIng property-holders
.... GENEROUSLY donated that amount OF
lsrt ,,.,,,.,-r,
r.. .ato Home Savings Bank. which was
l. .raeked several years ago, has made
..-dIyiicnd OF ; per cent. making 10
..-, raid altogether. This was proba-
b. tt. worst bank wreck Norfolk ever
-.r-ed. and the depositors are glad
a. ar,'mus.
NOT BADLY HURT.
T.. Western Branch truckers in town
...l.r SOY the green peas are not Thought
..I. Iurt o. badly as at hrst supposed by
...-..e. as they ere well advanced III
HI. annual banquet OF the veterans Of
...n.H Camp takes place at the CITY
ua .r Portsmouth. tomorrow night
N-f * spot market IN cotton advanced
,..-.r.r &c.. making middlng cotton
e.ap.r pound.
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MARKETS BY TELeoRAPA.
NEW YORK.

NEW Yonx. Aprif> i2.-cotton dull; middiins
oniands. 7c.: iniddiins Orleans. nc; SAILS,
IL bales; total nes resespi. ya,sos naiss; a.
sinent. o7< bsies stocx. ga 1T bales. 6oushsfn
Sour dun and weak. whsss quiet. iowss. snd
unsettled; No. red. eSyle163le: options
closed steady, ei,a Scesf yssss sS T Hs,s
S sSior ''c cssioas dspts:.sd Avn sad osssd
!, s'1 u. q % s' se!l sssssi Al 1syl ~
II s si;; -. =: K! q q & g ::
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Accomac Teachers Institute.

BYLLE HAVEN, Va, April "a meeting
of the County Superintendent. DR.. j. K.
Mapp, and the teachers Of the pubic schools OF
Acconac was held here to-day. BY invitation
the superintendent, Professor X. Is. Handy, and
the teachers Of Northampton county were also
present and participated in the privileges OF the
Institute.
Mr.. j. T.. Massey was present and contributed
largely 10 the success OF a most pleasant and
profitable session. This was the first onicial
visit Of our State Superintendent OF Public In
strucfiOn.
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smith-Aiiiy Murder Trial.
,o..t.t .alos,ano N the DisDetch. l

RoAsoKx. Va, April ~. The trial of John
Smith for The murder of Peter Aiiih was
conc,uded In the Husiiogs Court th,s evening by
the failure, after six hours aeiiberation Of the
smrv ~ agree on a verdict. Much interest was
go. m me case and the courtroom was
crowded ere from the commencement TO the close Of
the t,lai. Judee Robertson refused W dismiss
tne ,ury and ordered that they 10 kept together
nnfit foofnlng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13
A NOTED CROOK SHOT AND KILLED.


Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
SruAHr, Va, April t2--Some time ago
an unknown person broke into the dwell
ING of William Bouldin, In this county.
and stole thorefrom : lot Of clothing.
Bouldin. hearing that q man wearing his
clothing was Just across the State line.
yesterday won't there and found the man
with the clothing. He arrested him ana
brought him to Stuart last night. While
In front of Sheriff woolwine's house the
man broke loose and fed. Bouldin par-
sued and overlook the fugitive, who then
left the street and started down an en-
bankment. but was stopped by wire
fence. He then attempted 70 cut Bouidin,
who shot and killed him. Bouldin imme-
diately gave himself up and is now in Jail.
The dead man was identified by an ex,
detective az noted crook who - wanted
In several places for burglary. This crook
has several names--Williams. Allen. and
Newton. Public sentiment - with Bcul-
din.
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PROPOSALS. FOR STONE-wORK.

RICHMOND, Va, April IL, 1892.
BIDS will be received by the Committee on De
sicn OF the Richmond Howitzer Association
UNTIL APRIL %, 1892, for furnishing ALL OF
THE MATERIAL AND LABOR AND NAkiNG
Am ERECTING THE FOUNDATION AND
PEDESTAL OF THE HOWITZER MONUMENT,
at Howitzer Place in this city.
Plans and specifications may be seen by APP
plying at the ONCE OF the Old Dominion bullding
and loan Association, No. 1115 east Main street.
The COMMITTEES reserve the right 10 reject any
or ali a the bids CARLTON MCCARTHY,
ap 12-3t lor inc ooinullt.cc. -
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PATHS Nephew Disappears.
tBy Telegraph 70 the Dispatcb.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatcb.l
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April 12-Altredo
Barili, the nephew OF Mime. Patti. and the
professor OF music against whom SUIT was
brought Yesterday by DR.. Melville y. HORNE. a
well-known citizen OF Chicago, for $4,000 for
alternating the affections OF the Doctors wife, has
disappeared from tho city, and his friends do
not know his whereabouts. HIS business sign
has been removed from It's recent place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13
Mt. Nsso ROYAL AacH CHAPTER.
''' Lodge Instituted at suffolk and Fol-
lowed by "a sumptaous Supper.

lowed by sumptaous supper.
'e'ffesponaence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.T
y elnoLE, Va. April i2.-Messrs. ]. +.
1iA avn, ). Clements, and S. W. Budd. OF
s,'isOufg. past high priests. came 10 Suf-
iot ia'i nlgb: and instituted Mt. Eebo
,'3lh Arch Chapter, which has been work
&. lAuer q dispensaiion for some time. FOL
y.'Ds a.e the officers OF the chapter: VIII
IL" Murray. Ii. T.. George l.. Barton.
~ - ~. Mecleary, y. j. IL. Whedbee, Q.
=. ~. Z 81. J. Wilson. p. g.: Il. w. MUIR
- treasurer; IA. Woodward. secretary;
=, 4 Brewer. Jr.. G. Of ii. T. A. korfeet.
~ -. .f Of third vail; A. Woolford, master
n soeynd vail &. v. Calhoun. master OF
~ van Henry X. Culiey. tiler
a. ai'ef Tie work OF the evening was over
s, 80 members Of the chapter and their
fSsaN enjoyed On excellent supper which
49,, ~, o.en prepared specially Tor the occs-
q, The ITEM Cafe.
M 80 si ~. 4; obeny has bssn quite SICK
L.~ senefabie Daniel HattoD. who has
x.,t sea with pneumonis for several
able 70 be oul again.
~ Matte Hall, Of Louisville. ~. 4
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for. sale in DOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FYc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. NV
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE April 12.-yirginia consois, 10-40s,
33 bid : do 3s, 711sa72,s Baltimore ana ono
6gI.: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists.
IO4na1O54; do. LIST incomes. 7s1eaSo do. "a
incomes. 2SIs bid 4; do. Sd incomes. Saa9h con-
solldsted gas bonds. l12l4 bid; do. stocks 521sa
-
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Winning Horses Yesterday.

At Gutenberg: Getaway. Irregular. Un-
certainty. Badge, Eleanor. and Gladiator.
AT Gloucester: Kanesyille, John OBrien,
Ketchum, Arizona Turk H., and Favorite.
At Memphis: Jim Head, King Lee, Riley, Sull-
ross Marie K, and Red Prince.
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PROPOSALS.

~r.o1-o<(looOoll'-S~II0
EOR LEASE. THE MIDDL r.
Il BROOK GRANITE QUARRiEs, at Middle
brook, No., operated for the past ten years ~
the syenifs Granite Company, Of this state. VII
be LEASED for ten years from June 10, 1sy2.
They are the largest and inject quarries 10 the
West, containing the wellknovn red Granite 10
extensively used In many Of the finest buildings,
monuments, bridges. etc, In the country. seaieo
proposals win be received and opened At noon
on June Let next for tep-yeaf lease OF me pro-
perry This company reserves the night 70 re.
iect any and all bids. You are cordially invited
to inspect the property. -
IiiON MOUNTAIN COMPANY,
an 13-eod26t Cav Building, So. Louis. MO.
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Deaths Doings In Dickenson.

CLINTwooD, Va, April Slew Perry. a
citizen OF Longs Fork, this county, died on yes
terday after lingering fever Of several days
Mr.. Perry was about 90 years OF age, ana leaves
a wife and several children.
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PERSONAL
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF BUSl-
NESS

HAVING QUALIFIED ON THE ES-
IL TATE OF the late DANIEL b. GARY, notice
AGAINST said estate 70 present such claifun 81
once An persons indebted to the said estate
Arc requested 10 settle without delay.
ROBERT A. GARY. Executor,
ap 1887 200 east Broad street..
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS

LrvERrooi, April 12-yoOn.-Cotton duh. and
prices generally in buyers favor; American
middlng, SID; sales. 1000 bales; American,
5000 bales; speculation and export, 300 bales;
receipts. 81. 900 bales; American. 81 900 bales.
Futures easy; May and June, 4S-64d., also
3 47-64d., also 3 46-64d.; June and July,
3 50-64d. also 3 49-64d.; July and August,
9 53-64d. also 3 52-64d.; August and Septem-
Der, 3 56-64d., also 3 55-61d.; September and
October, 3 5S-O4d., also 3 J7-64d. October and
November, 62-64d., also 3 61-64d., also
3 60-64d.
r. N.-April. 3 47-64d., sellers; April and
MAY, 9 Add, sellers: May and June,
3 4s-64d., sellers; June and July, 9 51-64d..
sellers: July and August, 3 s4-6id.. sellers
August and September. 3 56-64a3 57-64d.. ;
September, 3 5000, buyers; September and
October, 9 55-64d., buyers; October and No
yember, 3 6I-64a3 62-64d. futures closed
0uiet hut steady.
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flouH-we quote: Fine, "a; supernne, $3.50 |;
extra, S4.5OaS4.75; family. Soasosso; psiens
family, S5.50ae6sT5.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April 12.--An news seemed unfayor-
able for the friends Of wheat. Long wheat came
out freely. and for tine these was very ns..s
advance over last nignts close, with sales as
high as S05zc., the market wns gradually money
combed with weakness, and II did not tako ou
70 get the price down TO Is.tc, ior 49, nr -
7s,sc. there was some reaction, mainly on gem
erous covering by the crowd which sold short
yesterday and this morning, and mere
was reaction 20 SoHc, but aid 1 nos
bold. and soon went back 70 19szc. Inc
English markets were not only. quoted
lower. but the dispatches from there indicsted
that the feeling approached demoranzsiion sua
that lower prices were expected. Al ociock
May Wheat was about so3c; during .ne ,sss
at that, aud soon sold on again, going TO 1sssc,
the close being 1916. or NC. under Sne maj
figures OF yesterday. some private cap,es 70
for consignments CT Argentine wheat after the
May deliveries Of American grain. Inc corn
trade was rather light. The tendency was down.
ward IN sympathy with the depression IN whs ,s.
Nay corn was relatively weaker than July, the
former closing with declire OF lIsc' anu
the latter virtually at the same price
as on the day before. In oats the
Offerings we're more liberal, and prices de.
clined with wheat and corn, put there was good
buying at the decline and prices rallied slightly
from the inside. May aud June closed with
loss compared with yesterday OF AAassc. Inc
market for provisions closed shade lower anu
consisted only In the main OF traiisactions pe-
tween prominent operator who was selling ana
leading packing-house. The opening was
steady, but the market fell of In response TO the
Weakness In wheat, and then huciuated WITH IL.
There was considerable changing over nom May
to July by the country at 12i9c. difference IN
favor Of the latter.
Cash quotations: Flour demoralized. Bids
within reasonable limits generally accepted.
No. 2 spring wheat, 7934c.; No. red, S4A4c.
No. 2 corn, 40c. No. oats, 2SIa2pc. Mess
pork, sl0a$10.02If. Lard, sd.15as1.17ls. Short
ribs. s5.57l1as5.6O. Dry-salted shoulders.
s4.50as5. Short-clear. S0.171tas6.30. Whis-
key, fI.13
The loading furures ranged az folloNs:
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Telegram received here this morning
from Smthfeld announced the sudden
Death last night Of MIR. Tony Magee, a
i.rl,r vel. known and popular Peters.
'g'1,.. He was one Of the most genial OF
r-r aud pleasant Of companions, and was
Known hy everybody IN this entire section:
AsT.Iituce latterly was IN Chesterfield
county. WHITTIER his body will be brought
t.flltUrutlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13

THE WEArHEB IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant, and at midnight
the sky was clear
Range of the thermometer at the front
r. Al n,.c.-rr, offfca vesfaydav.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRroF RICHMOND. APRIL IL. 1892

.SoH oVeosss.- -
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 12. 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamer Arisl. Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers: a. b. Ta.un, vice-president
schooner Dora Allison, Rose New YORK. hSh''
Schooner Marion L. Rockhili, Anderson, George
town, coal, Wake Il Bailaun.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers; George w. Alien
4 Co, agents.
PORTOFNRwPORTNE APRIL IL, 1892
[8y telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, West Point.
Steamship Chatham. Boston.
Steamship Berkshire, West Point.
Steamship Saturn, Boston,
Schooner j. N. Brown, New York.
Schooner Rocssuer. New YORK.
Schooner Jsckson, New York
sAILKD-
Steamship Nethcrsste. Rouen.
Steamship kairos. Hamburg.
steamship Richmond, Norfolk
Stoamship Chatham, Baltimore.
Steamship Berkshire. Norfolk
PoRrOF WEST POINT. APRIL IL, 1894
tBy telesrsph-I
ARuvRD
Steamship Berkshire. SNOW Providence rid
Norfolk, passengers and general cargo
essamship Charlotte, Bennett, bsisimore' pas
seneern and general cargo.
steamer MA City. Asrshall. walksrtons pas
oongorn and Goueral cargo.
schooner jsosls 8. LEACH, Nov YoFk. salk pa-
NEWPORT q Morris, Hlcnmoqds We
echoosss Aiszsndria, Wilsy. sAlstnose fer
sAxm
noaanehlp uorkshirs, Psovt6eees ~ Nswposl
N2ys 80 EeeleIs. essa1cssa - 1891 s.s.o'
~ v.s~ss ,sss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13

NEW York, April 12.-ln the stock mar
ket to-day the movements were confined, even
10 the leading active stocks, TO an unusually mar
row range, and In only one or two Instances oid
the prices vary per cent. from the opening
The TERMINAL IMPROVEMENT LOST.
The announcement that some stock OF the
Delaware and Hudson had been transferred 70
the Now York Central managers opened thar
stock no over 1 per cent, while the improve
rnent In Richmond and West Point was loct III
the early dealings. Considerable strength was
shown In Sugar. Cotton Oil, and New Engianu,
and later in the day In the Coal stocks Also put
In mono OF these was the advance wholly retein-
ed, and the continual tendency In both the weak
stocks and the strong ones was 70 return 70 VIC
level OF the opening. The late trading wa
marked by considerable bear pressure upon the
Grnngers, especially St Paul and Burlington;
but the attempt resulted In nothing but smaii
tract onal losses, which we're afterward regained.
Consolidated Gas rose 1 per cent, but on me
other band Manhattan lost another slice OF It's
late advance.
THE CLOSE DULL But STEADY.
In the late dealings New England, which had
been one of tho carly strong spots, yielded AZ
this time. but the market as whole closed duii
and steady at irregular and insienincanl
changes Of the day. Sugar was the enc STOCK
which scored material change, being up per
cent. Sales-Llstsd stock, 1SS, 900 shares; un'
listed, 10000 shares.
Money AND EXCHANGE.
Rrenfnq.-Exchange dulet and steady at 4Soha
ASS. Commercial bills. 48jha4S1. Money
easy OF 1LSa2. closing offered at 2. sub-Ires
sury balances-Coin. e1l0.l4O,COO; currency
sIs,7sl 900. Governments dull and easter 4
percents, lie. State bonds neglected.
STOCK QUOTATIONS
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE woRLn
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. 0raius
Tebseeo. Cotton. ST.. asd the
weather Indications
rnv ,.,.er.pn 10 the p.spasch.l

(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch-l
" WASHINGTON. d. c.. April H.
IrlIp Forecast for Virginia for twenty
wv" four hours-from midnight to
midnight: Fair weather; slightly
warmer northwest winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather;
slightly warmer in the extreme northeast
portion; variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13
PROPOSALS.


Sealed proposals. will I've received in this ONCE
until MAY form, at 12 O'CLOCK, NJ, 1892, for
the ERECTION OF The CHAMBER OF CON-
NERCE BUILDING OF THIS CITY.
Plans and specifications can DO seen az this
off1ce, and the bids viii be made separate Tor
the stone work, brick work. carpenters work,
and for the other departments OF work, and net
as n whole.
Tho right IS reserved 20 reject any and all DDS
N. j. DIMMOCK. Architect
once, 1903 east Main street, City.
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ing tutures ranged as follows:
BALTIMORE.

BALrNoRE, April 12.-Flour fairly active and
unchanged: receipts, S,ss7 barrels; shipments,
settled and lower; No. 2 red, spot, 93ha94ssc.;
April, g4l.Ag4lxr. May, g2Ia92lsc.; June,
glhc.: steamer, No. 2 red, s6I9as7c.; receipts,
60.404 bushels, stock. 1924 bushels: sales,
soa9sc.; Lohgberry, 93asi. Corn steady;
mixed spot. 46s4a465sc.; April, 4834a
4g5sc; May, 46ssa463sc.; June, 45Sia
46c.; July. 4oa4GAc:; steamer, mixed
ments. 25.5l4 bushels; stock, 500, 723
bushels; sales, $1,000 bushels. Southern
corn-White, weak, 45a47c; yellow, steady,
47a4sc oats steady; No. white, western,
3Sa3Sl.c.; No. = mixed western. 34l1a35c.;
receipts, 1000 bushels; stock. l37,757 bushels.
Rye steady No. Q, S7alc. asked receipts, 2,2g9
bushels; stock, 147,549 bushels. Hay firmly
held; good to choice timothy, sl4.6Cael5.o0.
Grain freights dull aud easy. Cotton arm mid
ding, z. Provisions steady, unchanged. Butter
steady, unchanged. Eggs stendy, unchanged.
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, fair, 11c.; No; q
l3kc. sugar steady; granulated, 4 e-l6c:
Copper firm. unchanged. Whiskey steady, $l.22
as1.25. Peanuts unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April I2.-Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat unsettled, weak and Huctu-
ating, closing lc. below yesterday for options;
cash nrm at S5aS5Izc.; May closed $3.50. bid;
July. 7s34c. asked. Corn 0rm and a traction
hgher--No. cash, 361sc.; May, $3.50; July,
oDtlC. OhIb Quicl cAcus ~'>4S.s 4hbJ
SOC. Whskey quiet at s1.13. Bagging quiet.
6llsSc. Iron cotton-tios unchanged, Provisions
steady. Pork In Job lots. standard, SlO.62lf.
Lard, 90. Dry-salt meats-Loose shoulders,
$3.50; longs and ribs, $780, shorts, 1910;
soxed lots, 15c. more. Ba,o1-Shoulders, S5.2o !;
longs and ribs, s8.30as6.35; shorts. s6.45a
$3.50. sugar-cured hams, s9aslO.50.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., April 12.-Flour quiet. Wheat
easier aud In fair demand; No. red. 9Oa9Olsc.
Corn easier; No. = mixed 42c. Oats stronger;
No. mixed, 32l9a33c. Pork quiet and steady
al s1O371s. Lard easier at S6as8.05. Bulk
meats quiet at s5.62E. Bacon In moderate de-
msDd at 1870. Whisxey in moderate demand
at 5l.l3. -
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 12.-TurpentIne-
Buyers and sellers apart Ros'n quiet; strained,
Ell 10; good strained, si.20. Tar steady at sl.25.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, Sl.lO; yellow
dip and virgin, 1920.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. April 12.--Cotton-Net receipts,
.}j4 bales; gross IL j IL bales Futures closed
1uiet; sales, 1853, 300 bales; April. s6.76as67s;
May, s6Sis6.SJ; June, s6.03as694; July,
s7.O3as7.O4 August, S7.12as7l3; september,
s7.2las7.22: October, s7.3las7.32; November,
| STATISTIC; December, e7.5las7.52; January
S1GlaS7-Do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

lReported tor the Dispatch.
APRIL lo-Market quiet. Prime. 2lsc.; extra
prime, 25sc; fancy, Be-. factory hand-picked,
3a@lsc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13
CRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIcHnosp. April Wheat,
IS busnels. Corn. 1880 bushciA Oats, o.ooo
bushels Meal, 1900 bushels.
sALEs Wheat, 10 bushelA Corn, 200 push
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13

The bteamtf ~ n ~ "ss'o"'
Especial telegram " tho Dispatch-I
Nxwsyns. N. O., April 12.--The steamer
n N 10 was burned last night 81 vsbceboro.
Less about g.. 600 insurance, $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13

Stick 10 the best aud save money By
usIns Dr.. Bulls ooush Syrup in eass q
Zelda 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13

wHsAr.-Lcnsbsrry. e1asl.oi. Mixed. sSc.a
OonN.-Whife. Virginia. 50a5lc.; No 2, Ole. /;
Olra-No. Z. $50. No 8, 34a35c
hYg.-soap0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-13

csnssd ssssdy. ss2o up; April. e127o; espssn'
ber, o11.e5s41I 80; spa RiD duh and nomk
steady, Moiasss- New Orisans dan bus arm
commdn 70 fanc7. 28a36c. Rice quiet ana
ssdy Petroleum. ssssdy ssd sussss; ' rs;nnse'
a05c. Coston-seed oil stronger; crndss S5c.
bid yellow, 315tc. bid. Rosin, dull but nrm;
strained. common to eood, 9l:40ssl.44; Iu =
pentins quiet and steady At 38}f.S7e. foss n
Beef inactive. Beef hams IN Light demand.
Tierced beef quiet Cut-mcets duh bnt steeoy;
pickied bellies, 53@aoc. htddies dnlL Ssrc
easier and dull: western steam. su.oo ssse "a
city, a5.e5as6: May, s04p asked; July. 5000.
Freights weak and in moderate dsmand; COT
ton, 7-64d. grain. Id.