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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI o.. April U--Flour-
5prins patent, S.Daf&6; family, VsVV
w W;heat--rn good demand. market steady:
NO; reg, oonc;
d,n: no. mixed. Eac. ~, .
vas- saN ~ NO. o mixed, ~'sc.' NO.
pnrI Mi. r,s.s oes "A. 49,. ,,ss.
s,s n. sar,a'y s,asS "]'"' e'ea' "es''
TArd-steam leaf. 7Nc.: kettIe-dlried,
TIC.
bacoh-steady: shoulders. s3ic; short-
RIB sides. IT,; short clear sides, TIC.
Whiskey-Steady at N.b
THE COTTON MARKETS
.rrvERPOOIx Apr,l 10 -tssU y. NJ
Catton nn,et. 1,ee sunpiy offertns. prices
,,nchanrsd: American mIddiing. lid.
sales. SoOo bales: American, seoo bales:
ceipts 1000 bales: American. 100 bales.
Eutnres uuiet. with demand moderate:
Nav and lime. 3 c0-sid.: June and July,
= e5-std. Juiy and August. . 63-Std.: Au-
inst and September, ID: September and
0ctober. 4 i-Sid. october and November.
renders none.
W.~American middling. May.
b. S't Inre and iuiy. 3 O-6idi3 Si,sil.: July
and August. Z 6s-6i,i., values; August and
September, 8 63-6td.. buyers; Septemcsr
and October Al, buyers: October and NO.
vember, = lid: Noysmpcr .n ana Jsn,,-
Der, ! s-esd.' se,ers Es,'smres closed barely
AIRY, s-oio,, seiiea n,,,s
steaoy d. .ne ~ r,ostor outet .
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DIR. WINS ILLNESS.
ELOQUENT ADDRESS Or Or. w. c.
STARR ON opp-FELLoWStlP.
Petersburg Conyocation To Meet Ut wake.
field Tho Aitconns Must Give TIP
NJ, erA and Brooks.

PETERSBURG. VA. April 3o.-tSpe'
ciai.)--Rev. s. X. VIM, the popular pas
tor Of the second Presbyterian church,
on Washington street, was taken sud
denly and alarmingly III on Sunday morn
ing Just after eating breakfast, and ply
sicians were hastily summoned TO attend
him. He was, in consequence. unable 10
preach at his church at either the morn
Ing or afternoon service. He improved
during the day. and to-day his condition
Is much better.
The anniversary sermon Of the Rev. DIT
W. G. Starr. at the Washington-Street
Methodist Episcopal church last night be-
fore the Odd-Feilows was an eloquent
and splendid effort. The church was
crowded almost to suffocation. The his
tory and principles OF the order were
illustrated in such language as only DR..
Starr can use
Bishop Randolph, Of the Southern Do
cese of Virginia, will visit the Episcopal
churches in this city on Whit-Sunday
and administer the rite OF confirmation.
The Petersburg Episcopal Convocation
will hold It's seml-annual meeting al
Wakefield this week. and will be in SEES
sion for several days. The cohvocation
VIII have good deal Of interesting
business before II. and will look particu-
larry after the missionary work In its
bounds
MIR. DOMAINS FUNERAL.
The funeral Of the venerable John
Donnan, who died suddenly in Nashville,
Tenn, several days ago. took place sun
day afternoon from the Tabb-Street
Presbyterian church. and was attended by
a very large assemblage OF people OF all
denominations. who had known and hon
Orcd the deceased during his life. The
floral tributes were extremely handsome.
The elders and dcacons of the church en-
tered in a body in front of the casket.
THE SKIPPED PLAYERS.
The Altoona Ga) club. who were the
guests Of the Petersburg club FOR several
days. and who. when they LEFT our city.
enticed away. under the promise OF hishef
pay. two of the nome teams best men
Myers ana Brooks--have been notified by
President Young. of the National League
that these two men who jumped their
contract here must be given up or else
both they and the Altoonas VIII De bihch-
listed. Secretary Harrison, Of our nom"
team. to-day received letter from Presl-
dent Young. in which the latter says
"Myers and Brooks will probably return
10 Petersburg. as soon as Manager Dono'
nue.. Of the Altoona club. receives let
ter which ! have written. rms means
business. but whether the jumping players
VIII ever be received back In our ciub j.
a matter Of doubt.
President Young. In his letter 10 Hecre'
tary Harrison expresses Il wish 10 WISH
Petersburg. saying: 81 have been IN iron.
Of vour CITY once. ana the reception was
a very warm one. would like to visit
Won again i'm times Of peace" President
Young will he given a cordial invitation Il
come to Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
DEATHS.


BRANZErI.-Died. in Washington, u.
c., April 23d. at IL a. NJ, Mr.. ROBBERY
II. BRANZEIL, beloved and only brother
OF the late Mrs. Eleanor B. Doyle. or
Washington.
His remains were inferred Wednesday.
at 2 =. NJ, In Congressional cemetery,
beside those OF his mother and sister.
HILI.-Died. at his residence. at slo
=. NJ. April 10th. JAMES NJ. HILL.
May he rest in peace.
Dearest father. thou has left us;
We our loss most deeply feel.
But tits God who hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal
Funeral from Calvary Baptist church
TO-DAY, May 1st, at i. NJ. FRIENDS
invited TO attend.
STUART.-Died. ut No. 1O6 south First
street. Sunday. April 70. 1884. az $40
o'clock A. NJ, JOHN r. STUART. only
child OF Saidee McGilvray Stuart and the
late John T. Stuart; aged years aud 4
months.
Interment from the residence yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
stanton papers please copy.
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4 NEGRO WANTED IN PULASKI
FoI Murder Committed Three Years
Ago-Greever the Medal list.

lHtELOTTESVILLE. VA, April 20
O,. ull-A colored man named Thornton
r.. arrested here to-day on the charge
. it. murder OF a colored woman named
.....-. which. II IS alleged. was commit
.. D Pulaski city three years ago. y
...f and relative of the murdered
-.n happened 10 De in Charlottesville,
..I .n PASSING through tho streets saw
Ia.rafon and informed the police. Thorn
O.. jos hel subject 10 the Pulaski au-
% ~.tcs. IL is said that he mas confess
A. Ntt hc committed the deed.
H.- Elizabeth Ferguson died at the
r.r..,nre OF her nephew. Reuben Fer
ts.a. she was born In 1874. Her re-
.I.- were taken 10 Free Union, her
'l L9m- this afternoon FOR interment
'r The family bIryins-sround
TIE remains q the infant son Of Henry
'rllr.n-r were this afternoon taken TO
DIr iolsNilo for interment.
ln tte orHtorcai contest Of the WASH
-e Literary Society az the University
r. Virginia Mr. Edgar T.. Greever was
worried the medal. New Patriotism"
"l. t.s subject. There were five competi-
'rf.
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SIXTY MEN LET OFF.
, ruRrseR REDUCTION TO BE
"No .,oe ON The sEABokRo r. T.
vcmpic ries az Co"gcsn'c
r,,ul-.pcleeatcs to 'he Memphis ''"
,.~.urc--Mcmoriai Grafton

-, Nrru N Especially
NnRf jim -. -, t,gchareed
some sIN'}.''' N'' NJ " -, eo,hoard
.-.r OBJ. waoHin''shopS OF ''' =. a.
,,.. dbl. Saturday night anu ~ ."
min nc 4 reduction OF force
s" J.. c,,venieptly Topped
vh.-,'cr 'l 90" ,,.-.,,,ou,h 20
I'D .I ATOMS in' '"' ''''' -, 90,
..-. l order to TtP'NN" "'"
90 %, consolidated
,.scl.., ,WAY.
..,obsl he-e
., iH.tt W." =, -.
OBJ morning tHai ''''''' ''
.....,fh. d.o8 suddenly IN Jackson
.....,. afternoon 90 coDgcs;ivo
'..t r, ..,cb homo IN.
thr l'I"''''s VIVA
.t Deceased was S''o''S' ''''s'
.f.s 90 years ~ axe. and was
.,s contractor. Captain
,... r,ou, the North about
, v.fb Ws family. and
,.I. INK. rr,l a few years ago.
...,,.,...,.
l' 'h" Go, =
s.. COKE Sh',' o'' ,,a,. -
e "i iA.H r''' 90 y. ID, Go.
l-.r.' 90 fh" d'n.Ia' 'o'''c''i.,e
..t tpist"pa' '"'i'h' S1u'h'
.. i.-u.rht iof M'mpnir. mere
..... bishops elected, ana Kew ~
r'h ".l doubtless h' pro"H-
.. 5. 1inwcr Great SAohcm OF
O.I"~ ot l''i M'n oil ar
f'' r'} "n "A "'"'''l ''s''i'
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DR.. MCCONNELL ACCEPTS THE CALL
lie VIII Assume Charge June 1st--Elope
60 Pelham and Marry.

LfNcHBCRG. VA. April so.-(speciaI)
rev. +. g. Mcconnell Of Atlanta. Ga.
A"s accepted the call to the pastorate OF
inc Fist Baptist church OF this city. made
vacant by the retirement Of Rev. DR..
irlN. and viii assume the duties on June
ISL
ar. Jacob Thaner. Jr. q well-known
5e enns c'hzen, ana MISS Lliiisn snii',
uaughter Of Mr. Charles Smith. eloped
TO Pelham. N. G.. yesterday and were
married there to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
DAVID ESPENLAUB DEAD.
A Well-Know Citizen Of Roanoke ana
Former PenDsylyanlan Gone.

ROANOKE. VA, April 3o.-tSpecial)-
David Espenlaub well-known and popu-
lar citizen. who was stricken with paraly-
sis here on the 2oth instant. died ms
morning at the Ponce de Leon Hotel.
He was 40 years old. and came here from
Altoona Pa. in 1855. as foreman OF the
blacksmith department of the Roanoke
Machine Works He was at one tline
member Of the city Council and had ac-
cumniated considerable property. lie was
a member of the order OF Odd-Fellows'
Iiks. and Red Men. Populations from
each accompanied the remains to Altoona
tonight. where they will be inferred;
He leaves a wife. mother. two sisters, ana
n brother. all residing in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
CO kFlRMGO BY THE BISHOP.
Circus Pickpocket Released on Bail
Bond Of 800.

THE Right Rev. 4. ". Randolph presided
yesterday morning ia Trinity Episcopal
church and confirmed u class OF thirty.
Last night he preached TO the Emmanuel
congregation and confirmed "a class OF
tnlr'y-four
D. j. Anderson. OF Philadelphia, who
Wa following in the wake Of torepaugh' S
circus. ana was jailed here. charged with
picking ne pocket OF "A countryman in
uiH city sao~day. was to-day bailed In
lhc f-m of }i9J aud sent on TO the grand
jury. Mr. ~. =. Burke is Anderson
security ON the bail bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
IuIpc Lewis at The IInh.

Hon. l.. l.. Lewis. president of the SUI
preme Court of Virginia, retur2ed yes
terday from Boston, where on Saturday
night he was rendered Il reception by the
bar OF that city. The company embraced
many of the brightest legal lights in the
East. and the entertainment was very
handsome one.
Judge Lewis Says he was never extend
ed more whole-souled and delightful hos
Vitality. He has many friends in Boston
and the visit was one Of great pleasure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
virginia News Items.

Secretary Gresham and Secretary Car.
usle Don n. Dickinson and Mr.. Thur
Der. arrived at Old Point on Sunday
and visited the fort, Soldiers Home, and
Hampton Normal School.
Rev. DE- H. Il. Johnson. formerly pastor
~ Chatsworth Methodist Episcopal
church. Baltimore. and now In charge OF
Foirmount Methodist Episcopal church
south. at Richmond. was married in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
Halfway Trouble Avcrtcd.

ROANOKE. VA. April SO.-The threat
ened trouble between the Norfolk ana
Western Railroad Company and IT'S en-
ployes has been averted. The company
has restored the 10 per cent recently
taken from wages 10 conductors, ehsl-
neers. firemen. brakemen. and telegraph
operators.
The salary OF the men In the offices
and at the machine works Will remain
at the present figures for While.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
A Good Iracer.
lAA,rItfnn for the Dispatch J

Proudman: How far back can you
trace your ancestry?
Callous: That's something never Dother
about: mother generally attends 10 that.
Proudman Your mother
Callolis: Yes. The other evening sne
,,nced one half of my immediate ancestry
as far back as the rear room of Orouter' $
saloon, and led him home with iasso'
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Appreciated His Need.
(Wrltten for the Dispatch.)

NWrItten Tor the DIspdVH'I
Weary: Excuse me. sir. for asking your
assistance. but l have been looking ioi
work for six weeks, and have been unaoie
10 find any. 49,, 49,. ,
Wiseman: I'm sorry. my friend. put
am not schooled In that profession wn'cn
can bring relief 10 you. You shouiu so
10 an optician at once; your eyes are GET
tainIy IN very bad condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
The Reason Of IL.
written for the Dispatch)

Hunter: never could understand why
they call that church the raiiroau
church" is II because practitioners Va
its creed are assured quick trip TO the
hsppy land?
Punter; No, it's for the reason that tne
men who are its financial malDstay are
In the habit Of slumbering during service;
supported by sleepers. see?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
Drv-Copds Dealer Assigns.

PETERSBURG. VA, April 3O.-(Spe-
cial)-W. \. Perkins. dealer in dry goods
and notions, made an assignment this af-
ternoon for the benefit OF his credi-
tors. Liabilities, 5000 His assets con-
sist of his stock of goods in his store
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01

Powhatan county. va, last Tuesday 10
Mrs. Mary ID. Parish
The receivers Of the Richmond and
Danv,I,e pystem give notice that the
coupons OF the virginia Midland Rail-
way general mortgage bonda0due May J.
viii be paid on presentation TO the
Central Trust Company. New York city,
on and after that date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
. RICHMOND. April 30. 1897

OFFERINGS. Wheat, $40 bushel. Corn
White, $500 bushels.
Subscribed. 241 bushels. orn-White,
/ 700 bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Iongberrv G2a63c
mixed. 0laG3c. snortbetry. O0a63c: NO. Z,
rel. 62a6?lSc. Corn-White Virginia bag lots
4sc. NO. = white. 4sc. No. mixed. 46a
47c. Oats-No. 2 mixed. 37lsa3sc.; No.
mixed. 36l31c. Rye. 53a5jc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01

Cash quotations: Flour was dull; the
feeling was easy, with millers inclined TO
shade prices 9 little; Wheat. sS,tc:; No.
2 red, SsiSc Corn Nisc. Oats. H4yShS
Ribs. &65n6.J0 Dry sailed shoulders,
@o06s5. Sides. %.s7ng7.1sas. Whisky.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sT0CK-YARDs. ILL. April
sO'-Cattie-Receipts 5000 head: market
"a y5Nts0; stockers and feeders, =. soGf3. Is:
cows and bulls n.k0aS; calves. G.o0g
475.
tive but weak: heavy. &0o0S-6: common
SO; light. S.o0f5.is;. pigs. tA5oQ6.lo.
Shesp-Recelpts. Hoo head: market
steady for sheep. but weak for lambs:
i.SQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
lNritfcn for the DlsnatchN

Work isl noble There q - no WORK
harder than 10 be continuously Idle. Pu'
this and that together. and you nave
the reason why some people are called
the nobility.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
Aseen.ion.pay Services nj Crewe.

ChEWE, VA. April S).--tSpecial.)--
VilFe, Commandery. No. IS Knights Tenn
par, held Accountability services at the
Aas'hodisl church here yesterday 70 an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY ]. 1894.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL juI 1914.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers: George W. alien
schooner william Matheson, Hawes, Perth
Amboy, hollow brick: W. o. Burton:
Schooner Ia. Iameyor, Beais. RocAland' lime;
X. WerGenburg.
Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfolk. merchan-
disc aud passengers: Irwin Welsigef' suporln-
tendenf.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL 30, 1874.
ARRIVED.
British steamship PARK Gate, veasco.
British steamship llOthericli, New Orleans.
British s,e2msntp " astcwater. SayHnnah
Schooner Elylra j. French, Hampton Roads
Schooner James Ives Providence
Schooner Alice u. PM lips Boston.
Schooner Benjamin +. ~ OLE, iro.idence.
S,noonor John d. Williams, New YORK..
Schooner Bayaro Barnes. Now lIaVen.
SAILED.
British steamship Park Gate. Hamburg.
:. British steamship Koiherheld' uoIeh'
COALED AND CLEARED.
British Steamship Wastewater. Bremen.
british steamship injiauapolis Colon.
British steamship Cnickahominy, London.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 80, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville, Murony, baltimore pas
sengers aud general cargo ..
Steamship Fairfax. Marsh. Baltimore, passen-
gers ana general cargo
Staamship Roanoke Boaz, New York, paasen.
gers and general cargo.
SAILED.
stsamship Fairfax, Marsh. Boston via Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo:
Steamship HoanOke BoaZ, New YORK via new.
nor, News and Ncr'olk, passengers and general
cargo. ., ,,.,
sepgers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FrOM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stocks. GRAM
Tobacco. Cotton, Dr.. and ths
Weather Indications

F., WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 3d.
I(LIR Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina Warmer, fair weather
south winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
pALrIMoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. April 0.-virginia
century bonds. 60. asked: Baltimore and
Ohio stock. u. asked; Baltimore and Ohio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO, April MISUNDERSTANDING
the narrowness of the market and the
preponderance OF bear influences. there
was a remarkably firm tone to wheat TO-
day. Prices generally recovered from an
early decline and at the close the trading
was with stiff feeling. There was less
activity than would naturally be looked
for on the last day OF April. outside or
ders being few In number. Considerable
changing took place. with no prominent
incident occurring. Equally as much May
was bought to cover short contracts
as was sold out to close long accounts.
the trades, as a rule. being opened again
in the July option. July closed &c. higher
and May isc higher than saturday
Corn was irregular. with but iittie
movement May netted loss or Ac
from Saturday, while July closed shade
higher. IL, A..
oats fuctuated In sympathy with the
other grains although the feeling late In
the session was much stronger than that
OF either wheat or corn. Both May ana
July closed sc higher than Saturday:
Provisions opened weak on decline IN
the price of live hogs at the stock-yarus
Later. some covering by shorts and buy.
ing by packers resulted In recovery. OF
prices. The firm feeling In grain had a
salutary effect. At the. close May pork
vas loo. higher than Saturday. May lard
was up nc. and May ribs were loc.
higher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01

Southwestern frsts. 10TH. bid: conson-
dated Gas bonds. 1iS@1i5h; 40. stocx'
s5xass%.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
.OG-CLlPPING.
90
@,D<x>
~&-~M@-uH1

"A the horse-cIpping season IL about over,
am prepared to CLIP DOCS 1t the shortest mo-
sic. small dogs. DOC. large dogs, ". Leave
orders at LEONARD'S NEWS STOKE. 9Os east
Main street, or at private stable In rear OF No
ST. east Marshall street. .o.,
my lit ~ LEoNanD'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01

BY the will of nature honey is the uni
versal bee-Quest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01

Grass Is the lawn-dress Of Dame Ma
ture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
FINANCIAL.

OFFICE or VIRGINIA Trust CoxPANr,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 20, 1894.
DARTIES DESIRING TO BORROW
Il ON well.ocated drSt-class real estate can
he accom- modated by applying direct % this
comnany. VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
snoniOt 1900 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILDING, LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.

Loans negotiated on real estate, pay
able in monthly instalmeuts at
6PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
Our method of lending money has
superior advantages and will aid you to
become the owner of . home by paying
for IL in the same manner that you are
now paying rent. Any information de-
sired will be cheerfully furnished at our
Office,
s22 Main street, northwest corner TENTH
ED. STARKE, President
u. MITTELDORFER, Vice-Pres't
WILLIAM LOVENSTE1N, Cashier
"a yn-Su, tn, Tnl
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. April 3O.-Flour
duh; western superflne, sls0lt2o0; do. ex-
era. S2lju2.J0; do. family, s27Oa3.0; win
ter wheat patent, S3.2ja3.50: spring wheat
patent. $3.GOu3.o: do. straight, S3.25HS0.
Wheat-Steady: No. red. spot ana
April and May, Gohn6lc.; June, $3.50
size: July. 62s682%c: steamer, No. :
red. 57Ad5sc. milling wheat, by sample
GGn62c.
Corn-Steady; mixed. spot, iisutEc.
April, i4itq44l2c.; May. 43i;ni3ac.; July,
4,s,c.: steamer, mixed. i3m&i.c.; southern
corn. by sample, 4ja+6c.; do. on grade
Higii5Ac. a.
Oats-Firm: No. white western. 42p
i9iac: No. mixed. 3s2a3oc;
Kye-Quiet and unchanged.
Hay-'fimothy. sifJ0ltl5.0.
Freights-Steam TO Liverpool, 2agtd
Cork. for orders. per quarter. ~. Sd.M
%. Cd; cotton, per loo pounds. l5c.; -four,
per 100 pounds, Zoe.
Cotton-A iddling, 7Ac. -,
Provsons-Firm mess pork. $500; BULK
shoulders. 1925: short-rib sides and Clear
sides. S775: sugar-cured shoulders, ss"'
hams, si1.75Gl2.25.
Lard-Refined. So. an,
Butter-Steady: creamery, fancy. &c
ladle, fancy, lac: store-packed, yallc.
Eggs-Steady at I0i2allc.
Coffee--Dull; No. l. 1870.
Suoor-Dnli. formulated 81 90
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April Colour dun, but
steady at the close; winter wheat. low
grades. $2.00d2.ij; patents, 81 1895; Min
nesota clear 2.jpp2.@; patents, 5000
AZ; low extras, s2O5u2.5; southern flour
duh but steady; common to fair extra,
s2C0d3.O0: good TO choice do. s3l0lt4D.
Wheat-Frm; No. red. store and ele-
vator. 6lLn6lizc.; aiioat. 62&4q6Sc. Options
active. with large switching business.
prices declining Sale, and the market
going isq4c. below the previous low re;
cord. rallying %n%c., falling &c. and
closing steady at a &c. advance; No.
red, closing. June, 622sc.: July, Sic; Au-
gust: 6ihsc.
Corn-Falrly active at .Q1sc. decline;
No. 2 red. 1910. In elevator; iil2c. afoat
options moderately active; closing weak
at a I.a3sc. declina: May. closing. Bikc.;
July, Ai2c.;, August. 49e. o,. u,x ,So
July, $3.50. No. 2 white. April. ill2c. !;
May. 40lac., spot, No. 2, tic; No. 2 white,
4ll2c. mixed western, AGE; white do.
Aay . a%as. a Or, h. shipping soaa5';
Wool-Flrm and in fair demand; do
nestle fleece ?Oa2jc.; pulled. l6a25c:
Beef-Dull but steady; family, $4,000
firm AT $500: tierced beef quiet and firm
city extra India mess. sl900u2loo.
Cut meats-Quiet and steady; picked
bellies, ne; shoulders. Ghc.; hams. 100
Lard--Dull and easier; western steam,
| $500; city, T2j. Options-sales none; re-
| fined quiet: Continent. $3.50: South Ameri-
ca. $3.50; compound. $4l2lau6.G.
Pork-Mess, Sl5.75gliO0; extra prime
Butter-T.ower: State dairy. new. lsd
| 1sc.: do. old. l0ftl5c.; creamery. new, l!h
| l9c. western dairy, new, l0n &C.; do
| creamery. new. lipl9c.: Elgins, l9c.
| Cotton-seed oi-Dull but steady; crude
| 30Fi3lc.; yellow, 3Sli33i2c.
| Petroleum-Quiet and steady.
| Rosin--Quiet and steady; strained, com
| mon to good, X.l7i2Nl.20.
| Turpentine-Dul and easy ut 2'sN30c.
Rice-Dull and unchanged.
Molasses--Foreign nominal New Or
| leans, open-kettle, good to choice, 300
| CSC.
| Peanuts-F'irm.
Coffee-Options dull and i0d20 point.
| down: July, sl5.2O1lj.2s: September, $li. 8
| nIi70; spot Rio duh but steady; No.
| $l6I5.
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair re
| filming, 2 5-l6c., bid; refined firm: standar,
A, l5-l6uisc.: cut-loaf aud crushed
| 4 1i-l6ni7sc.; granulat ted, 3 l5-i6n iilc.
F'reghts-Quiet and weak; cotton. by
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