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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-20
rArnIo1s' DAr IN mn BAr srAr1
The Anniversary Il the Battle OF Lexing-
ton Generally Observed.

BOSTON, MASS, April i9.-Patriots'-
Day, the anniversary of the battle Of
Lexington, was generally observed to-
day, although not i'm so elaborate man
ner as it was last year. when the holiday
was legally commemOrated for the first
time. The centres of the celebration
were the towns of Lexington. Concord,
Acton, and Bedford, Boston taking a mild
share in the festivities.
In this city through the night, signal
lanterns of Paul Revere shone from the
tower OF the historic Christ church, In
Salem street. where 20. lanterns were
originally hung on the evening Of the
memorable conflict. The day was ush-
cred in bY the ringing OF bells and the
booming of cannon, and at II o'clock
the ride of Paul Revere was commemmo-
rated by exercises In Christ church. un-
der the auspices of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
In Lexington. bells We're rung, and sd
lutes fired at sunrise. noon and sunset
There was parade in the afternoon.
and the day was closed boy a concert
and ball In the evening.
In Concord there was salute OF forty
four guns, and bell-ringing morning,
noon and sunset; a large street parade, "a
meeting Of the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, and a programme OF
athletic sports The day was wound
up with a grand promenade, concert and
ball IN the evening.
In Acton. there were salufes and bell
ringing. dedication OF the big boulder
which marks the spot where the first
alarm was given OF the coming of The
British. and the dedication Of several
memorial tablets. The chief feature OF
the dav in this town WAS the reunion OF
the Association Of the Sixth Massachu-
sets Regiment to-day being the ami
versary OF the shedding Of the first blood
I'm the civil war. IN the streets OF Baltl'
more. where this regiment was attack
ed. Governor Greenhalge was present
as were a numbe.' Of visiting q. A. X
posts. and prominent guests. Exercise.
! vere held I'm a mammoth tent. and were
! attended by several thousand people
colonel Il. r. Watson. Of New YORK
made the principal address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-20

A Battle i'm Which the spaniards Lost
Heavily

TAMPA, FLA, April l9.-rhe Plant
steamer Onvette arrived from Havana
last night. The passengers bring news OF
the revolution as follows:
The Cubans endeayored to capture
Guar tanamo early Tuesday morning. The
Cuban force was 7J0 men, while the
Spaniards numbered 45OO. The Cubans
presented a body OF about 200 and the
balance advanced in ambush on either
side of a defle The Spaniards threw
themselves into the defile on the Cubans
i'm view. killing fourteen. The ambushed
forces poured a continuous Nolley into
the Spaniards, completely demOrallZng
them and compelling the formation OF a
hollow square. After a long stand, with
very heavy losses, the Spaniards made a
cautious retreat from the deiile The en-
gagement lasted eight hours. The Cubans
becoming acquainted with the spanish
numbers Withdrew.
Six thousand soldiers are now in Guam
tanamo. and four thousand more have
been asked for 90 protect the city against
the insurgents. who the passengers say,
will make another attempt TO capture the
town. The Cubans are now subject TO
the decree of Spotorno, the text of which
is: Should any Cuban or Spaniard pro-
pose PEACE, he will be Immediately exc
cuted.
The Cubans to-day are said to have en-
tire control of the province OF Santiago,
excepting the largest cities. The Spanish
troops are concentrating I'm Puerto Prin-
cipe
Yesterday morning for the first time II
was officially announced in Havana that
Maru and Gomez had landed in Cuba
General GARLIC, who distinguished him.
self i'm the last revolution. has been
brought from Remedios. where he was
arrested some time ago. to Havana and
mt i'm MORO Castle. He Is said 10 be an
American citizen.
battalion of troops left Havana az
2 o'clock Monday morning on an urgent
call from an interior plantation owned 10y
Mr. Rigny. of Connecticut siXty-eigh'
miles from Havana. There were Tvs
severe skirmishes fought last week. lie
raised the American flag, and sent wore
10 the forces of Spain that he would hol'
them responsible for the damage done t'
his property. Both sides then agreed t'
respect the property. A Boston hrm put
ting in sugar machinery on the sdm'
plantation made the same complaint Du
their property was not damaged.
Consul Williams expects TO leave
Havana Saturday. He Will 90 direct u
New York. The passenger giving part O.
the above information has applied for
franchise TO operate a big system OF troll
lev cars i'm Havana.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING Quotations or
MONEY
Offerings and Sales 40 tho Richmond To-
bscco FSchSnge-int'rn"l heNe"""
Conecuons-ForeiEn AdVico~

Nt.xc WORK April Speculation AT
me stool, f,xchanRe opeaed buoyanI
prices moVinc up all alous the me,
earlv oain was equal 20 hWl~ per cent?
ana was most marked ln Ncutldi ~,
frlc Baltimore and ONO, i.tao' '.i'
era,e.re ne Trunk Lines. and the low
,.rired Issues generally. lht ilat N"o
checked ny sudden drop h ANY 49,
Sugar from iul 10 lVo'l. Sai'e ~ . 49,,
4tork were heavy. ana were alN4D",'.
a. "a nroguineut room operator ana hot
io any change in trade c1uoli'"e, M''.'
according To- authorurf. INV tn to "a
of late The slump in 9ot"i i" ~ 49,
decline in the usually arNFt W. m
A., non cent. Manhattan icadlnt; ne
lnogifv from the shorts in this STOCK nHo
abafed Tor the moment. ana M IN. a."
scnce OF SUSTAINING oi.,i ,ti,,,isriv som
after It's recent RISE is pat1en'ae. the
rltiVe TIE downward tendency Oh ~
market was checked. howcNtI IpS f,,,,,,
den rise in Baltimore anu Diic, ,,as
sn fo sG Tho fact that LONDON W.
80 llafurbol owing % inc p's9atv
fto dividend by the directors, III N ..t
about IA change in sentiment pm W. ',.i',
aud there was lhu lnY"5i' go. .1ob
III. t,-eae AMI Texas. Lake Eric ana
western Flint and -'cre MaiQu' ,et,'t ~
f.oiilsvilis New Albany ana 'hieoaso'
4rledo Gas. and lcad M'I, d" - ~,
. " aoif af the best prices 30 months
10 moved up 10 80 on the reileiaDois
OF rumors Of an carly rcse,inpl, non vi
dividends. NnfilINH Nt 81" ''''''
erf.r hae developed so far. IN the
afternoon trading speculation was que
hnf me strength OF Michigan central,
vhicb fonchod 1907. acted as a back-los
and Fent the market firm. Brokers lden-
tfdcd trifh lire New England reorsaniza-
ffon we're accredited with putting That
sfork mn 10 :1- which WAS the price
fr Tho last hour of business. SDeculA-
+ion leff off f~m. with prices anywhere
from h 10 a. per cent higher on the
dav me total saleg were 2i6.3sO shares,
incil9inr gsaDO Sugar, Do 81. Paul
and 1880 Burlington and quincy Ran
nav and Miscellaneous bonds were less
arfivo but the uudortone OF the market
continue. strong. The sales OF listed
etoeEs 4..srreratcd 5000 shares and
III unlisted stocks ~ 900 shares.
Treasury Balaucc;s-C0in, SSi lhi,"V'
currency. SIS. 10000.
Money on can easy az iH02l, per cent,
last loan at lh per cent, and closing
offered at ~ per cent. prime Wci.dn'
the paper. fllas per cent bar silver
GT Sterliug exchange firm. with actual
business 80 bankers bills ~ ioSi<a ~
for sixty DAYS and 4NllNtiNW TOT ue'
manl. posted rates. ihYof"2. CONE
rnorcial bills. 4S1i sff4SS. tiovernmeu
bonds steady. state bonds dull HAIL
road bonds strong SILVER at the noaiu
was without change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-20
DOCTORS TRY MuRYON.
Official Records Open TO The Public.
A We Unknown Physician t. sta the New
Discovery With Most Succe's-
full h suits.

DR.. George r. Brooks, No. % Temple
~ have used a good many rheumatism
medicines in the course OF my practice,
a remedy as effective az Munyon's Rneu-
matism Cure. / gave the sample ootue
/ eOt Monday TO one OF my patients,
lady. Who has had chronic rhsumatlsui
in her limbs for years. Her knee lii1
elbow Joints were stin, and she suffered
great pain. lts effect was simply mar
velous Relief from pain was obtained IN
a few hours after the first dose, ana M
side OF fwenty-fOur hours the lady was
feeling better than she had for years. 4
shall prescribe Munyon's cure Tor all
cases OF rheumatism that come under my
care In the future.
N,unvon's Rheumatism Cure Il guaran-
feed 10 cure rheumatism IN any part or
Inc bodv Acute or muscular rheumatism
cured in from one 20 ilVe days ~ nosS
fails 10 cure sharp, shooting pains. IN me
arms legs. sides. back or breast, or soIe-
meas In any part OF the body, In from one
To three hours N Is guaranteed 10
promptly cure lameness. sim ana swo',sil
Joints stiff back. and all pains IN inc
hips and lous. Chronic rheumatism.
sciatica. lumbago or pain In the back are
sIunvon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
COMPANY of Philadelphia. put up spe-
cincs for nearly every disease, Whlcn are
sold by all druggists, mostly Tor = cents
"A bottle.
Those who are IN doubt as to the ma
turo of their disease should address Pro
fessor MunyOn. 1906 Arch street, Philadel-
phia, giving full symptoms OF their dis
ease. Professor MunyOn will caretuliy
diagnose the case and give you the bene,
nj OF his advice absolutely free OF all
charge. The Remedies will he sent TO any
address on receipt Of retail price
scrofuIa. salt rheum and all diseases
of the blood. dyspepsia. headache, kidney
and liver complaints and cataTrh are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the greal
blood purifier.
Hoods pills cure jaundice. blliousness
SICK headache, constipation and all liver
ills.
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c.. unnar.a workmen discharged.

NEW YORK, April ro-rhe DOCK
poard met at noon to-day. and IN secret
session voted to DISCHARGE 400 men. VINO
have for some years been in the employ
Of the department. This action was ,ns
result OF communication from chei
Engineer Green. Of the Board. dated rep-
ruary 9TH The Engineer stateu e'a' ny, 49,
mon whose names appeared upon lst
that no submitted were incompetent, ana
were a constant drain on the finances OF
the department. The discharges were
made ON a motion Of President oBrieh'
The 400 men discharged were mostly dock
builders and laborers. Their average pay
was about 1925 day. This action wiz
he saving OF about $1,000 day to inc
Dock Department. About 2V men are iei'
nnon the reserve list.
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roRAccO EXcHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. April ~.

RICHMOND, ' A., April ~. lo''
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade To-Day
Wrappers. 4 hogsheads; filters, 80 cut
ters : leaf dark. -; lugs dark, -
Total n hOgsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright, II hOgsheads dark,
~ nogsheads and tierces. western, !
hogshead. Reinspe ctions-Bright, 10
hOgsheads
ShockOe. old Dominion, Allegheny, anu
Crenshaw's tobacco warehouses report
to-day: Receipts, 20 packages; deliveries
80 packages. Ill.
United states internal revenue collec-
tions for the city of Richmond. Va, To-
dav. cigars and cigarettes. 3,S5lS3; plug
fobaccos s.. 4S2. 81. Total, S5,S4oC5.
Sales of dark loose tObaccos on the
Richmond breaks to-day. ShOckOe ware
house sold 40 pounds CrenshaW
warehouse sold 1890 pounds highest
price. 81. .-,...
The usual sales OF bright loose tobaccos
at the "StOnewall" warehouse to-day
prices fair.
A very good sale of bright loose tobac-
COS at Shcburnc's warehouse to-day (,
best prices of the week
A very nice sale Of bright loose TO-
baccos at Davenport's warehouse to-day
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ARDMORE. ]. T.. April l9.-The main
business portion Of Ardmore, for six sohe
blocks on CacGO street, nOrta Snd sou III
of Main street was destroyed by M
sLout o'clock this morning. SiNty pusi
ness houses We're entirely destroyed, Il,
loss will aggregate $4,000. The Ol'''so
states Court end Jail were also destroyed
ahe heat was so intense The vault ano
safe in the courthouse were cracked
and the court records partly destroyed
The Masonic Temple was also Durneu
Many families are camped out IN th'
street A Mrs. Neal was 50 badly burhe'
that she cannot recover.
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.ruIv. go: August and September, GS
octobor GIG. November. $50; Decenpti
Gat. January, G.9s; February. 'o5' MARCH,
7t~ ,., -. ,,.oss
Weekly-Nei receipts. 2,Joi bales; eross
receipts. 2i.324 bales; exports 20 49,.
Hr.fain. 1880 bales; France, S,V'S Daes 7,
rontincnt. 932O bales forwarded o'yvss
bales. sales. 1000 bales; spinners' o'~fV
Tofal to-day-Nct receipts, 1870 bales
cxporfs 10 Great Britain, -, So paics ,
France, i.lGD tales; continent i""-o
bales; stock, 7i0.59i bales. -,-..
Tofal so far this weeh-Net feceipth'
* sce bales. exports 10 Great Britain,
81 80 bales France, lOl3J bales; Con-
unent 55.U2 bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts
Z 5,gi 1Ia bales; exports 20 Great Britain,
90k ~ bales: France. 7i0,2ij bales;
Continent. 2.l6s. S7 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 19.-Cotton fu-
lures firm. sales. $3.50 bales; April,
August. G55, September GJ6; October,
G5S November, go; December 500,
January. go
LIVERPOOL. April l0.-Noon. Cotton
Good business done and prices nrm
American middling 3 9-l6; sales, l3'o0v
bales American a. 100 bales; sDecuia'
tlon and export. 1000 bales: receipts
400 bales; American, 200 bales. fh-
lures opened steady and demand iall
American middling, low middlng. clause
and July. 34-GlN3 35-Gi July and Au.
gust. 3 3G-641l3 37-Gi; August and septein'
Der. 3 5G-Olu3 3s-Gi September and Oc-
tober 3 3S-ClN3 1861. October ard NO
vember. 40-Gf: November and Deem
Der. ll-Gf. Futures easy at the al
vance. 80
Il. M.-Amcrican middhng, 3 $500
buyers: April and May. 33-6i buyers
MAY ana June. 3l-Gl, buyers. june an,
July. 3 9s-Gllf3 3O-G4. sellers. July anc
August. 3G-03N3 37-64, buyers; Angus
and September. 3s-6i. sellers; Septem
Der and October. 3 39-6i. buyers; Octopcl
November and December, 42-Gi, sell
ers. December and January, 45-vi
sellers; JanuarY and February, . 4i-19
sellers Futures closed steady.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI o.. April 19.-Flour quiet
but firm: winter patent quoted at S-.'~
N32 %, family, S2.3yu243; extra S-.oOh
30. ~
Wheat prices are stiil advancing; No
Corn unchanged and quiet: No. mixed.
oats active: No mixed. track, &c.
zone carr: No. > mixed, @lAc.
Pork Mess. $3.50. ..,-
Lard steady; steam leaf $50; Kettle
Dry stlted meats quiet; loose shoul-
dofss. 500. short ribs, Sh3Il2; short
clear. $685.: boxed meats &c; more.
Bacon steady; loose shoulders So 30. ,
short rib sides. 500; short clear f'i-i2'
boxed meats &c. more.
Whisky easy and quiet at $40.
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G5fk Gs5lLc.; May. G4ssc- bid; July, Gii40
G}t5c: steamer No. red, 6-dbZ54c., ,
southern, by sample. G3nUic.: DO, on
grade. 6.HsmGJ3.c 800,
G0.pOAc.: May, JO45Ohc.: July, 3lizc. Did;
steame1 mixed. 4ss.n49c. southern white,
49t4GfsDAc.: do. yellow, sytfflJic
Oats quiet and easy; No. white, west
ern. ;a131i5c.; 30. mixed. western,
33I5fi34c.
re quiet; No. .. G1qG2c.
Hay nrm, with good demand, at Si3.OO
61a.5o.
Grain freights quiet
Provisions and butter unchanged.
Cofrec nominal at $1,000.
Eggs quiet at l2l2c. 900
Rnn6sH-ViTginia Century bonds. SOFA
saiI.. baltimore and Ohio, 5JnJ6; Console
dated Gas stocks, G}QGjl2; do. BOMBS. Gs,
ZIG bid.
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NEW YORK. April l9.-Flour firm an, ana
moderately active. some sI"yO9 ~ n
higher. winter wheat, low EiaueS' 80
0s30. fair 10 fancy, S23'p2'n; pay a., ,i,
10 -,0g i0. Minnesota clear, -. iV4Z.ao'
nofant 81 os0I9O. low extras. Sl.Npd-'V'
southrrn flour quiet and hrm' cohillieA
10 fair xtra. SlapQ21 70; sood 10 Vnoi00
Wheat duii and firm; No. . red a ai,.
and elevator. GAMSi.c., ahoaL vi.
CIs.c OpuOns were active, eNclleu an
very irregular. declinins ca below
ing inllc.. closing STEADY III 81 49, ,,H
Yesterday 20 isc advance 40. '0"'
Nav G,Nc. June. 63'sc Jniy' -Vt's'' o,o-
Corn dull and nrmeri NO. - 49, ~
vator, 5liic. aiioat' steamer met and
5i.1c. Options were very I", NY
nrices irregular. closing STEADY al un
changed prices TO isc ADVANCE; -""'
sn..c.. July. Size. september. oi,t,' ,s
oats duh and hrmer Vpllohs,, S S"''' INV
steady. April 3l'sc., May - 80 ~ >
Hav hrm and unchanged. "A c,,,,.
Wool in moderate uein nallea a." iSn5sc.
ts.ef 0rn. family Slo.Olul- extra
mess SCOOPS so bee hams strohS a., Hs
Sin 5O. tierced beef trm, CITY TN'ta, i" '5
mess Sl6UGMloOO. cut mcalS- yuiNt al
steady. picked bellies 50 .'e ~ am
4 .rs 5000. hams. S92oN'.''i hl"I ''9 ""''
and steady. short clear nol .,i,, .,ao,o
Lard quiet and firm Wv, WSs,yta ao S nomi,
10. civ. >N.tNNh.N- 20
nal. April. SIT nominal teni'ee u vi
Continent S5.50a70; compouio' F'''''4
PORK more active and steady mess
Sl3 Jl0ilfUn. a .+.ad,,. State
Rutter-Iight receipts ana s'vsuS' 49,
ssirv SdlSc.: creamery. new -oc'' "Vst-
ern dairy, SNl5ilc. , .....;,,. c,,,do
Cotton seed oil quiet and stssuy' cruue'
,qf,5fc g., yellow prime 2bl2n-tc'
petroleum nominal. Refined New hoIn'
$40 Is, Philadelphia. 5000 do IN puiN'
poein dull and steady, strained COM
MN a. GOOD. ~ l0Nl .12ig.
'Turpentne~Maealhe o"ii'i' V''
stock and quoted az .-c- 10 40
Rire firm: domestic. fair 10 extra fse
V', Jispss' Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle, good TO choice mr."
| at 2SU3Sc
rogee barely steady at 5Q2o points
down APRIL Sl4350iifo; June Sll:o,s.
~ Ia. September. Sl42o; December, Nt u
| "a IN. March. Sit.OJ. spot klO dui
WA steadv. no. Z Si6.ooalG.2i.
| Sugaf-Raw firm and falrlN active, lali
reanlne.. . lt-iGc. Refined quiet, stcaus
Freiehts TO Liverpool duh ana easy
| cotton, i-6gd.: grain lyd., nominal
| Kale- Norfolk i1c. BalunoIS, , o,t ~
spinach-Norfolk, Si00ul.2'; Baltimore
/! 75c.MSiOp.
1
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CHICAGO ILL, April 1.-THE sensa-
tiOnal episode In the wheat market w
day was the covering OF me liei l, tr,,,,
line Of shorts. variously estimated from
yUn.O0O bushels 10 3NrtV,D bushei9, ~
Partridge The leaps taken ny piSss
were SO uncommon. when compares VIZ,
the heretofore lifeless condition OF lht
market that the buying was SHOWN
to be OF an unusual character. All lli9
week the temper Of trade mas Dtcn ~
tcnsely bullish, and the uncohceai'u ~
iect. the forcing OF Partridge 70 5uy
in his w-eat. 1t was remarked to-uaS
that the plunger, whilst covering May,
was al the same time. selling July VultV
freely so that at the close u was ne
uavcd be stU stood i'm much the same
uOsitiOu as regards the latter htnNtiE
AS he previously did I'M the May ilcN"
were irregular and rapid ~ theii nuclud,
fious and the efforts Of scalpeis anu
,oon, traders TO keep I'm touch with them
were in most cases disastrous. EAU ~ ~.
strength was shown one minute, WhASt
the next would present the maximum "a
Weakfess After selling more lhah ~.
btrb.r during the session, the close WAS
al the lowest point Of the day ana quo
tations were practically the same as
at the close yesterday. news ,ootletU
for little MAY wheat opened from
~ 10 $50. changed frequently between
that and 5D3-c.. closing at 'sNsc.' a sila ii
under Yesterday. Cash wheat averaged
1c per bushel higher. .,,,o,.
corn WAS not in a particularly Duliish
mood md gave only half-hcarted alle-
glance 10 wheat. Attention was dis
tractcd by the quick and nervous acdoll
i'm the neghbOring pit, local scalpei",
who were the best traders not putmh5
any vim into their operations. ne
opcning was weak, but later better
feeling was ovnced. May corn opene',
"a. INC. sold between 45Hp4gsC. ana
4,asc.. closing at 45isc, shade hisheI
than yesterday Cash corn was &c per
bushel higher ..>, ,,,oo,,
Oats-The market for oats opened weak
ON the discovery that 10000 busheis oil
that grain was ahoat i'm the river mere,
that had been entirely lost sight OF III
the recent calculations OF stocks ne
feeling so caused lasted for long Wh.ic.
but was eventually overcome py ,lo
extreme incident 10 the rise IN Whea. t.
Near the close values lost their eIchahl l.
ment May closed llsc. higher IMAM
Yesterday Cash oats were &C. per
bushel higher. Ina. ,,.ool,
Provisions The hog market bong weak,
impartcd a like feeling to proauct ~
me Opening Trade was small apou,
that time. but upon the Armour DIohtIs
appearing as buyers, Wheh Whedl wa
ON the upward course, no serious ops'Iu ~
tlon to an advance I'm provisions was
offered until the close, the tone remain il
ING strong. May pork gaining l3i2c' ipl
the day. May lard 2i2c, and May TIDE
BE-. Domestic and foreign markets were
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS. ILL. April
10 -Cattle-Recepts, 5000; market weak
common TO extra steers, Sipq6.25i stock
ers and feeders. $2.OOu4.o0: COWS ana
bulls S1.7545.OO; calves, >2.JOnJ.VV' TEX
ans s.. 2Jq0.2J.
Hoes-Receipts. 1900; market weak
heavy packing and shipping, Si-Gu1v3;
common TO choice mixed, Sl-Vl~ ~
choice assorted, S4.SOd4.Sj: light. $4.JJg
A.9O: pigs, S4.00p4-GO.
sheep-Recelpts, 1000; market firmer'
inferior 10 choice, $2.JOai.JO; lambs,
81 ma. GO.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. g. April l9-Rosn
Arm. strained. SLID; good strained, Sl.2O.
lsnirits OF tnrpontne firm at 27lzc.
Tar firm at Sl.W. -, s,oo.
soft. $3.50: virgin, $40; 90 e-,-,.u
turrentine market firm at Pfc; sales,
80 casks: receipts. J7I casks.
Rosin firm and unchanged. with sales
Of 900 barrels. Quotations: a, y. ana
= 81 On. ID. Sl.15; l., SI.2j, 4. S1Ij, g,
81 x. n 81 -; j, S1.9O; *, $40; NJ, S2.4J;
\. 500; window glass, $50; water white,
SIS. -, 60 IT,
pentine firm at Zi4c.
Rosln-Good strained firm at $l.l0Q1lj.
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ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS MO. April l9..Flo our
higher: patent. S29jd;i10. fancy, S2.5J4
80: choice. S2loa2.2o.
Wheat higher: May, 57'Sc.i July, &c.
Corn higher May, 43hc.; july 14Ac.'
September, 4Jc. ooa,.
oats higher; May, 29Ac.; June %"hc.'
July, 2Gc
Pork-Standard mess. $40. ..,
Lard-Prlmc steam, $3.50; choice So 3.
Bacon Shoulders, SNVV; longs, SnN't2'
clear ribs 81 90. short clear. S72j.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders' So.--'i
longs. SG12: clear ribs S6.62l2; snort
clear $6.75.
High wines steady at Sl.2o.
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w. w. leading futures ranged as follows

Cash quotations were as lolloMS' i'"i
was vorv strong. there was good Nn-
dortone. bakers and rye were very lhln
mulcrs claim export bids are getting oul
of line. so. . wheat 62iSa0Alsc., 10.
red s7s.G5Si.c.: No. . corn 11's01''sc
40 . oats. 2Sssc.: pork. Sl2uli 4nl2.4 3.
lard sG S2io0GN7s: short rib sides, ST.
g6, s2.. drv saltcd shoulders, S';oi ,eN
b SO. short clear sides, S6.5SnOuN' WHISKY
80 tI
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April l9.-Cotton, quies
..N,slr,,r 6 III 7 3.iG: middllng, i5-lG;
net receipts. 500 bales; gross rSsr%ip,1s'
80 haiee. Continent. asia bales Tor
....'oerrae3 $40 bales; sales ~ baics
n.i,rere. ~ bales. stock, &~,o5i bales.
sR,seres closed steady; sales, le9.vto
sa.es: April. Go, May. dSO' june "'''
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or WEST POINT. April 10 1890.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville. Murphy, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danyillc, Murphy, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Va April 10, lN'''

OrerinEs-' ON ~ M, hnebrlS
onotaiions: Wheat Lon8bcrry, &c. 20
-, mixed. Gle 20 05c. shortberry, Voc
~ axe. No. = red Goo.
cor, White, Virginia; 51c. to eic' 10
49, No . mixed. SAC. TO 5ilLc; No
. mixed. sic. 20 33izc. winter. 3oc. to SIC
Rve--Sc 10 0pc.
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ST. LOUIS. MO. April ls.-Nearly five
hundred garment workers. employed In
the various sweat shops IN this city, went
out on a strike this morning They 90
NOT ask for higher wages. but demand
that the employers give them clean shops
in which 10 work, fresh air and modern
sanitary cOnyeniences. The strikers,
about evenly divided among men. women
and youny gir.s. have appointed an exeeu-
tive committee 10 conduct the strike.