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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO, April 12-Msy liquidation
tells the tale of the wheat market to-day.
That unknown quantity. which has been
the flaming sword above the heads OF
the bears, and which gained notoriety
months ago--the Wall-street line OF long
wheat-seems to have been coming on the
market for two days. For u Few mo-
ments after the opening much apprehen-
sion was felt that there might be big
break in prices, but after n sudden plunge
of "a cent the pressure was removed. and
"a stnadier feeling cnsued. At different
times during the day Il dip would be
made, but in every case there was buy
ing, and finally the force Of the support
carried prices back TO almost the opening
point. took place A good cash demand
for wheat prevailed. May wheat. which
closed at G33sc.. sold off on the curb TO
5s7sc, but the opening to-day was at
GOi4c after which the trading was at
prices ranging from CO.'S to 5Sesc., the close
being at 591sQsOc.--a loss OF %sll1ec. for the
day.
Corn was without distinctive feature to-
day, and huctuated in tone with wheat
The news did not particularly affect the
sentiment, and the range OF prices was
very narrow. May sold between 3Shn
3Sl.c and Csc. closing at the best figures
OF the day, which were unchanged from
those of yesterday. The demand for cash
corn was moderate, prices ruling tsc.
lower but closing firm.
oats were almost as weak as they were
on Yesterday, but with the feeling in
with a fractional loss. Cash oats were
weak and lower.
Provisions opened easy. but quickly
turned back and became strong on cover
ing by shorts anu buying by packers.
The close was at the extreme price OF the
day. May pork showing a gain of DOC.
over Yesterday May lard one OF l2lsc.,
and May ribs one OF 2Ihc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13

an absence Of over three months IN Eu-
rope. a 49,
In ths limited states Circuit Court OF
the Southern District u New iork' Ia
which n decree was entered tyahse VIZ
Elliott cigarette machine, and In favor Oh
the Bo a,s coInnRaIyy; that used by the
National Cigarette and Tobacco company,
the great rival OF the American noDacso
Company, which latter uses the 20. 81,
machine. 1t Is probably owing 70 ,he Conn oro
tory that the American TOBACCO Sv III
pany stock advanced so suddenly tn,s
week, some ~ TO 10 per cent. Ihe decis.vn
virtually maintains that the paa si,s
owned by the Bonsaks Company Wpisu
Rre those combined of Hook, Emery, enu
others. with subsequent improvements,
and the Bonsaks patents), cover the me-
chanical principles involved IN the ~.
nation Of the continuous paper clsars'..o
by use OF an endless belt, necessary W
support the fimsy paper used as a Wrnp-
per- which in a very difficult matter TOT
inventors TO circurnvent successfully, ~,
pecially since the first patents granteu
were very broad. much more so tlan ~
now the case in patents OF this kind. MI
attempts, IL appears. In this line are easny
construed as heterogeneous by the Bon
saks Company. The endless or contln,u,-
Gus belt and folding-tube are thus broauly
the 'Bonssks's property. The method OF
COMPRISING the tobacco into bller III
the Elliott machine has also been declared
an infringement. and the Dasting device
also touched the claims OF the Bonsaks.
The Court affirmed that a mere change In
the order OF the application or paste,
tobacco, or paper could not be considered
novel. or the use OF one part TO serve
several different ends could not be sus-
tanned as new devices. An appeal has
been asked for to the Supreme Court by
defendants, by switch the Injunction
granted may be stayed, II an appeal -
granted, by giving bond, etc.
The Elliott gained the victory over the
Bonsaks in England last year, and an
Injunction in q previous suit was refused
in a New York trial. 80
There are several other machines with
out the continuous belt on the market,
or nearly ready. and the demand Is great
for such unencumbered machines. severai
fundamental patents are expiring anu
have expired. while an important lease
is near the end. which may facilitate
further inventions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
WILL HEAR IT TO-DAY.
The Decree for the Foreclosure and Sale
of the DanNillc.

The Decree for the Foreclosure and Sale
of the DanNillc.
There was an au-around hitch in the
Danylue railroad case yesterday.
Judge COZ had announced that on yes
terday De would sit in the United States
Circuit Court here TO hear the decree for
foreclosure and sale OF the road. and
an the parties interested were notified.
Wednesday night Mr.. NJ. r. Peasants.
Clerk OF the court, ana one of the master
commissioners in the case. received tele-
gram from MI. r. L. StetsOn counsel for
Inc REORGANIZATION Committee saying
that at Judge COTS request II had been
agreed To postpone the hearing until the
1st Of May.
This suitci the master commissioners
very well. as they wanted 10 take addi-
tioual evidence bearing upon the priority
of certain claims. Yesterday morning,
however. Mr.. peasants received another
telegram from Mr.. !,cis1n saying that
the telegraph company reported that
Judge Con was On route for Baltimore.
asking II he WAS in Richmond. and re-
ouesting that II be was here an effort
b. made 70 get him 20 hear the case to-
dav and ina the mean time Messrs. n.
u Fond. rcprescntins the Carnegie Com
many creditors: III. l.. Bond representing
The receivers: Henry Crawford, general
counsel for ;he road. and j.. ". Huide-
kouer and Reuben Foster, receivers, and
o,berg In interest arrived here IN spe-
cial car.
when these gentlemen learned that
J,dge Con was not IN the city they
were very much disappointed and went
North on the noon train, passing Judge
con al Milford. The Judge reached the
snd mn, I'm am appearance at the custom
house at o'clock sharp. the hour he had
appointed for opening court The Judge
said he had some time back remarked
that If the counsel could agree he would
postpone the hearing until GATE at,er
The ist OF NAV. but he had no knowledge
that they had reached an agreement
Last night he teieeraphed The counsel
for the several interests that ne wouio
remain over to-day and hear the case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, April l2.-EXtreme duh
ness characterized speculation at the
Stock Exchange throughout the day. the
sales were again under the lO0,co-share
mark. the exact total being 9S,5l5 shares
At intervals business came almost TO
a standstlll. and the board-room was
practically deserted. There was little In
the way Of news To affect prices. anu as
London sent only struggling orders. the
execution of these had no perceptible IN
fiuence.
on the announcement That TWO HIHls
would probably ship a total OF $l.&O.WO
in gold on Saturday. and stu another
firm woulr forward 10000. an attempt
was made to depress the stock market
but the bears met with n poor reward.
They added to their outstanding snort
lines. but failed TO dislodge long stocks
in any volume.
The usually prominent railway shares
fuctuated within range OF 'spA per
cont and closed small fractions below
last nights finals. Chicago Gas developed
strength. despite the long delay on the
part Of the Attorney-General In rendering
a decision on the quo warranto proceed
ines. The stock closed at G27s. Delaware
ana Hudson. after rising a point, TO lilfs,
dropped rapidly to 1894. Manhattan ruled
strong. rising "a. and losing only Is or
the advance. Lead yielded point on
LIGHT transactions. Sugar enjoyed squirt
AZ the opening, selling up from sSis to VI,
but later yielded and closed at 9ZA.
The erratic movements In American
Tobacco were somewhat or n feature.
The stock rose 2is. to 94h. and suddenly
broke TO sg7,. the final transactions being
ar qih Outside of the shares named,
nothing transpired that calls Tor com
ment. and speculation left of ms IL had
opened-namely. listless, but steady IN
tone. ,,u.
The market for railway and mlscelia-
neous bonds were dull.
sales listed stocks. 69co0 shares; I'M
listed, 1000. ...
Treasury BALANCES: Coin, slO5, liS,OoO; cur
rency. s5O,1O3.0co.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan al /, and closing offered at per
cent: prime mercantile paper, 31.qils per
cent.
Bnr silver. s25, per cent Silver Mt the
board neglected.
sterling exchange firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at $tHA44.s'i2
for sixty days, and .Lss'ENLSSs for de-
mand. postcd rates. si-sSAi S9is: CONNER
cial hills. sisCI.aiS for sixty days.
government bonds steady. State bonds
dulI Railroad bonds irregular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI BANQUET.
Those Who VIII Speak at the Dinner This
Evening.

The annual banquet Of the Richmond
Alumni Of the University Of Virginia will
b. given at the Commonwealth Club this
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
The toasts and respondents Will be IL
follows:
The University Of Virginia
Those about her
From her shall learn the perfect way
of honor"
10 be responded to by Professor +.
Smith.
Thomas Jefferson
"Xyho knew the season, when 10 takf
occasion by the hand. ana make,
The bounds Of Freedom broader yet
nased on the peoples will"
TO be responded to by Charles Marshail.
ESD. of Baltimore, Nd.
University Education and BUSINESS
Life ~.
"A man should not so much repeat MS
lesson az practice it. Let him repeat II
I'm his actions =,
TO be responded to by Senator ". ~
Stewart, of Nevada.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
The Justice Has - Rest.

Three very insignificant cases consu-
tutcd the docket at the Police Court yes
terday. morning. The Justice ala not
mlnce matters with these He. with great
CELEBRITY, assessed Arthur Mallory, white
youth. s. and costs for trespassing ON
the Soldiers section at Hoiiywood
cemetery, and striking W. II. simmons
with a rock. His Honor also sent James
Tranhorn (colorecD to jail for thirty Gays
in default OF security for threatening 70
shoot Everett Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13

I l-s4d.. sellers; June and July, sstd..
buyers; July and August, $500 7-eh.;
August and September. 4 7.gtW ts4d.:
September and october, Z $50, buyers:
October and November. 9-e4d, buyers;
November and December, W-Sfd.s Duy-
ers. Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK. April l2--Cotton. dull and
easy: ntfdIIns. Gull, 10; middiing up
lands, 1xc. Sales, ~ bales. Futures
closed steady; sales. 5000 bales; April.
81. t21t7.H: May, S.45; June. N.sz; July,
H.bs; August. yisj: September, H,d: oc-
teber. N.6i; November, Es; Dsceinber'
NEW ORLEANS. April E.---cotton-Fu-
lures steady; sales, b, 700 bales: April.
800: May, SILL: June. NJ0; July. NH;
August, N.A: September. N.I; October
$50; November. N.Si; December. N.p.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. April i2--Rosin
% ssTainaa ao ~ Eeod ssra ssesay al
coo. Crude turpentine firm; hard. $i.0:
soft, si.eo; virgin. $2.oo
SAVANNAH, GA, April i2.-Spirits tur-
pentine firm at &c. for regulars. Rosln
iirn and unchanged; a, u, q, and y.
Nrs. h. si.i0; r, yi.25; q. $40; II. 40;
/ s2'0O: j. 81: X. $2.15; NJ, $50; window
glass. s25J: water-white, $2.65.
CHARLESTON. g. G., April i2.-Turpen.
tine firm ut SIC. Rosin steady; good
strained, sl.W.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Gseported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. April G.-Market
quiet: common. lika2c.: prime, I+c.; eA-
tra prime, z%c.; fancy, -.sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
A GENERAL BREAKDOWN.
neafh of Mrs. Mary T.. Jones.

CHARIOTTESVTLL VA, April z
Especial Mrs Mary T.. Jones, eldest
daughter of Il. f. Omuhundro. died at
the residence OF her father. About two
weeks ago she was stricken with paraiy-
sis while visiting friends in this city.
She was "a years Of age. Her funeral viii
take place tomorrow.
Judge II. r. W. Duke. Jr., has ac-
cepted an invitation TO deliver the ad-
dress at the laying Of the cornerstone
of the courthouse at Leesburg. Loudoun
county. on the Path instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
TWO SUDDEN DEATHS
Mr.. WickhAM TAYLOR, OF NORFOLK
FOUND DEAD INA BATHROOM.
shipkeepcr Smith Falls Through "a'cn-
way ana IL Kilied-Captain NJ L.
CutcbIn Also Passes Away.

NORFOLK, VA. April i2.-tspeciai)-
Mr.. Wickham Taylor. member OIL the
firm Of George W. Taylor d Co.. Ice anu
coal dealers. was found dead in the BATH
room at his home, on Duke street. 'his
morning. He was az years OF age ana
leaves a widow and three children. lie
belonged 10 Pocahontas Councu hoy"
Arcanum order OF Heptasophs, the iionie
Circle National Union. and was mem
Der OF the vestry OF Christ PROTESTANT
Episcopal church.
The new United States cruiser Raieigh
will 20 into commission on the i''n III
slant. under command OF Captain Mer-
ritt Miller.
DEAD ON THE GUN-DECK.
This morning at an early hour the deah
body of Peter Smith, a shipkeeper on
the United States steamer Monongaheia'
at the navy-ysrd, was found deah on
the gun-deck. During the night he nad
fallen down the hatchway and hiileu
himself. DR.. George w. o. Maupin. City
Coroner of Portsmouth. summoned jury
and held an inquest. after which the poey
was brought to the home OF the ianii'S,
in this city. The deceased was an eidery
sTnan, ana leaves HuHiD'i VA N"'''
mostly all grown.
A GENERAL BREAKDOWN.
Captain n. Il. Cutchn, councilman OF
the city Of Portsmouth from the Ihifu
Ward, died last night at his home. on
South street, after several weeks Illness.
caused by n general breaking down OF
the system. lie was 76 years OF age.
There was a spit OF snow here to-day
and quite fall In the temperature. y
cold spell now will again retard the
growth OF truck.
The new steamship Yorktown, sister
ship OF the jamestown, of the Old Do
minion Line. is expected here in about
two weeks on her maiden trip.
The jackson Light Infantry. of this
city. will be mustered into service to-
morrow.
Stonewal Camp, Confederate veterans,
Of Portsmouth. celebrated the tenth an
niversary OF the organization last night
by banquet at the City Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
PULLED OUT OF THE DOCK.
A White BOY After sinking Twice Is hes-
cucd by Colored Driver.

,ucd by ColOred DriVcr.
George Allen, a colored driver for Mr..
cyrus Bossieux, saved a white lad named
lee Lipscomb from drowning yesterday
morning.
As George was driving along the dock
near the old York River railroad depot
he noticed ripple in the water and upon
investigation found 1t was caused by a
small boys frantic Efforts to swim.
Having a long whip in his hand he hirted
the lash out upon the water and the boy
In obedience to his directions, after
having sunk twice. took hold of 1t and
vas drawn TO the dock wall. Here he
became very much alarmed and began TO
crv murder. but his rescuer Quoted him,
ora l,ing fat upon the wharf reached
down and got the little fellow out.
The quickness and GOODNESS with when
the rescue was accomplished evidenced
great presence of mind. The boy said n
had been fishing, that his pole slipped
out OF his hand, and that in endeavorn
10 regain II he fell into the water. lie
lives at SOC Mosby street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
Freshets That Deiuge

hs iowiands br ecd miasma, the parent OF chiis
and fever bilious, re,nittent. and other FORMS Oh
malarlal disease. Hos.9ttsr's stomach bittcfs
ss sure defence against them all Nor u iess
efectuAl ~ . safeguard against rheutissic ana
kidney complaints csused by wstt'eg' pys.
pepsia. liver complaint constipation, ~ ~ 2
nervousness are likewise eradicsted oyis IsAs
Al Yoxuinfly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
pinsnn shooiing Contest.

Mr.. T.. ID. Fulford, the champion sho'
OF the world, and Mr. W. i. Mitsne.'
champion OF Virginia, will hold IA shoot
inc CONTEXT ut Baseball Park. head or
Main street. next Monday afternoon, com
mencing at 4 O'Clock. The match VIII De
at 100 pigeons for $3.50 side. and much
interest is being manifested In the APP
preaching event among the sporting ira
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
Ennnrnl NnfiCc.

The funeral Of Judge u. y. BURNllAN
will be preached THIS G'rldoD AFFHis-
NOON at o'clock igom his late residence.
Aspcn shade. The remains viii be tren
to Washington Saturday morning on the
train leaving here At $40 O'clock Win the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. Intcrment at Arlington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
AN A. c. L. FLYER.
Unprecedented Run of the Hotel Train
from, J.cksonxiIie to Washington.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-The special
hotel train of the Atlantic-Coast Line.
from St. Augustine. Fla, en- route for
New York. which left Jacksonville at 1919
Yesterday morning. arrived here al ''l9
this morning and started FOR New York
at 1890 The run from Jacksonville To
Washington In Jess than Il hours Is
said to be unprecedented
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
paJTI,fOp STDCIC NTApIyE,r

BALTIMORE. MD, April t2.-Virsinia
SIS, new, 7lisn72: Baltimore ana Ohio,
81, bid; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
thirds, s2.M9ai; Consolidated Gas bonds,
ll4hGllj; do. stock, GjhMG6A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. April 12.-Auction
offerings on Change to-day were very
light. "a.
Private sales: Filters. IA. smokers; ~;
cutters. Is; wrappers. "a; lugs, I; DARK isai'
8: sun-cured, I. Total. 10l hossheads,
Revenue collections: Cigars AID cign-
rettes. 1910; tobacco. se.z76.Ss. Totai' W.
3I.S5.
No dark loose sales to-day. Brignt
sales were very light. only one warehouse
(Shockoe) selling. Quality was somewhat
better than heretofore this week, put
poor for all that. and prices ranged apous
AZ usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13


PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL IL, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Fage Wing, Providence.
Schooner JoD II. Jackson. Jr., Now Bedford
SAILED.
Schooner Mlssaso,, Boston.
Schooner James Ives, Providence.
Schooner Is. L. Poole, Providence.
PORT OF WEST POINT, APRIL 12, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Boaz, Now York, passen.
gers ami general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City, AarshaIl, "a,ker.on, pas
sengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, Boaz, New York, passen.
gers and general cargo.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore, pas
eengers aud general cargo.
steamer Elm city. Marshall, Walkerto1, pa
sengers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Monev. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and tbs
Weather Indications

Il WASHINGTON. d. c.. April H.
liIp Forecast for Virginia: Fair
INV" weather: northerly winds; slight
/ ly warmer.
North Carolina: Fair weather north
easterIy winds; slightly warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
NEW YORK pRopucE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April l2,-Flopr easier le,i;
grades, s2OoQ2.45; patents, S3.25a35O; . Mn In
nesota clear, $1,000; pate POEMS, S9 aonr
quiet and easy; common TO fair, extra,
81 eca3co; good to choice. S.iOqitO.
Wheat-Opened weaker and closed
and d elevator. esiHa6sc.: ahoat. GiaeiHc;
Options opened firm, fell 7sFfllsc., rallied
&C.. and closed firm &c. up TO sc. down.
with "a fairly active trade; No. red'
closing, AprilA s2ssc.; May oS'sc'; june
corn-Firmer, but dull; No. 2, 45Nghc.
in elevator; 4iEg45c;; ailoat. opt,1 ,ns
opened weak at a haAe: decline: ra, me-,
terday' with trading dun; April, 4ic.:
May, Ac.; July, 447sc.
Oats-Dull and weak; April, S63sc.; May
White. ioIsS4ds.c MIXED western. s7'e
Hay-Quiet but ACTIVE; choice steady;
shipping. GoaS5c.; good to choice; 'o do%ss-
Reef-0uiet; family, $l2O0nli00; extra
| mess. SSns5o: beef hams, dull at $500;
tierced beef inactive; city extra indla
Cat meats-Quiet and steady: picked
! bellies nc; shoulders, Ghc.; hams, 9Ac,
poninally; middles nominal.
| Tard-Quiet and firm: western steam,
| s7e5: city. N.25. Options-sales none; re-
| fined firmer; Continent, $50; compound
Pork-DulI but firm; mess. sitOoqlt25;
| extra prime, sl3O0ql350; market dun,
| Bntter"state dairy, new. 1Gd2ic; do,
old. 1lalGi2c.; do, creamery, new, Zoc.;
| Elgins. 25c.
| Petroleum-Quiet and unchanged.
Rosin--Dull but firm; common to good.
TuTpentine-Quiet and steady at $500
! Doc. 80.
Rice-Qulet and steady; domestic, fair
| TO extra 32,djlsc.: Japan, isaitc.
Molasses-Forelgn nominal; New Or
leans. open-kettle, good TO choice' 'V@
| $50: market quiet and STEADY.
| Peanuts-Steady.
| Conee-Optlons steady and UNCHANGED
! to 10 points up; May sl5Sal5@: July
| $ll51; spot Rio dull and CASTER NO. Z"
Sugar-Raw dun but firm; fair refining.
| &C; refined dull but steady; of A. il-l5
! Mlc standard y. 4 1-l6fi iAc.; cut-lJaf ana
crushed. 1 l3-lGujc.; graduated, l-le~
lSreights TO I.iverpool-Qulet and firm:
cotton. 9-Gid; grain. 2Ad.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, April 12-Flour un-
Wheat-Weak: No. red. spot and April,
GlaGllsc.: May. Gln6liac.; July. G!no1Ac.;
steamer, No. . red. 5sa5Sl4c.; milling, by
sample, Gfn62c. .,
Corn-Steady: mixed. spot 4sgi6c.
| April. i4i4c., asked; May, 45jtUi4c.; July,
45c., bid steamer mixed, HAc., asked;
southern. by sample, iGui1c.; do, on
! grade 4GG4Gzc. a.,
! Oats-Firm; No. white. western, so
3Sikc; No. 2 mixed do, 35i9H36c.
Rye--lnactive; No. 2, 55e56c
Hay-Steady; good to choice steady at
Sl4.50Hl5.00.
Grain freights-Steady and unchanged.
Cotton-Steady; midding, .9sc.
| Eegs-Flrm at llMllIbc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13

Cash quotations:! Flour slow, with the
i NIH ssy doa Snd Systs 5SspSas o No.
2 red. sac. No. 2 sora. 5sc., 10. z oats,
T.iS. Ribs, sG'5d5i7ix Shoulders. SSH
Qdl2ts. Sides. ,6.6-is86i5. Whiskey. sLlo.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK: YARDS, ILL. April
l2-Cattle-Receipth. 1900 head market
weak; common to extra steers. &.sJai.35;
SUCKERS and feeders, $26gl43.eJ; cows and
bulls, ,i.oeqf86o: calves. $Z.Z5n5.W.
Iiogs-Rsceipts. $500 head; market
weak; heavy, AAJHji5; common TO choice,
.l.Slr5.ls; choice assorted, sJ.o5G5.iO: light.
81. '5si5.05; pigs. si6JF5.6.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; market
weak: inferior 20 choice, S.o04 j.l5;
'""''' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. g.. April I2.-Flour un-
eR Wsssas-Easy; Nj. red. 57ssc.
corn-Firia, Not 2 mixed, 4olzc.; No. 2
oat.-IiTn; No! white, s'lsc.; No. 2
H' PorkI sslss. asEo, clear mess, ns5;
family, tle.eo; clctr family. SEE.
l.ard-steaay; Steam leaf. 'ssc.; kettle
dried. Use.
Bacon-steady: shoulders. exc; Short
Whiskcy-Steady az N.i5.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. April l2--ls:3o p. NJ
American miaSns. !ls Ss' s snesan iS
bales: American, $500 bales: speculation
bales: Americana non~ Futures quiet:
demand moderate: American middilng.
low riiddling ci.nse, April and May,
3S4d.; May and June. It'd: June aud
July. STD; July and August. 4 std. |;
August and SEPTEMBER. = I'D; septem-
Der, S-Cid.: Ottober and November,
1 sid; Novembei and December. 1 iO-sld.
4P. M--Ameritan middiing. fair. I'D;
good mlddiing. 4 s.led.; middiing, 3-lcd. !:
low middlipE = El6d. good. ib-lsd- =.
ami May. 4 i-sidi sellers: Nav and l'sas~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICuNosp April ~, 1894.

OFFERINGS -Corn--Whltc, COO bushels; mired,
coo bushels. OATS 1000 bushels.
sALxs.-Corn-While coo bushels; mixed,
coo bushes.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat = Longberry. 62aotc,
mixed, UIa0ic.; shorfbeiry. 6OaG4c.; 30
red. Csc. Corn H. White virginia tpeg Iot}
47s4Sc. No. 2 white, 47a4sc. No. = mixed.
4dc. Oats Winter, for seed, 3ba3sc.: NO
mixed. 37a37tsc; No. mixed, 36a3o,sc. hye'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13

The funeral services OF Judge Horace -.
BurnhAfn. who died. at his residence
Aspen Shades" Henrico county, Tues-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
MARINE INTELLfGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IL, 1894
ARRIVED

Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfolk, merchan-
disc aud passengers; Irwin WoIslger' superin-
teDdcnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13

The WEArHra IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and COO.