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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & CARRIAGES

e.
FOR SALE-Six good work or driving horses;
one pair mules; cheap; pair fine ponies;
five years old; must be sold at once. | have
no further use for them. T. NJ BOND, Woodley
Park, ID. c. ap9-3t
FOR SALE Doctors phaeton in perfect coudi-
ton; great bargain at $50; easy terms. Call
at l20S Fla. ave. ne. ap9-3t
FOR SALE-A family carriage and single harness;
$40. STABLE. rear lei Carroll -. Sc. Item
FOR SALE-Doctor's buggy; good as new; at
sacrifice. PRESTON'S STABLES, sth and |
NV. apS-St
FOR SALE-Buggy mare; ) years old; sound: $40.
Call at stable in alley rear 1925 10th st. NV
apSSt
FOR SALE-The largest assortment OF secondhand
vehicles in the city; $50 in stocks A. j.
STABLER 209-2lS 1lth st. NV ap7-3t
FOR SALE-Twenty horses from Virginia: this
stock is family broke. including three fine
saddle horses, three speedy drivers: also several
nice grocery wagons and several buggies and
surreys. 400 Va. W. ap7-st
FOR SALE-StyliSh bay horse; le hpnds; spl, ndid
roadster; and dark bay very handsome; will
sell reasonable; owner leaving city. H. WILLS
STABLES. S26 New Jersey ave. NV. ap4-Gt-em
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOM and board for couple or two gentlemen S35
per month; private family. 33Ss 81. NV.
ap93t
FOR RENT-2l53 L ST., room and good table
board; SIS per month. ap8-3t
ROOMS AND BOARD-Priyate family near Iowa
Circle will board couple: home comforts; $40
per month; ref ex. W. W. this Office. ap63t-e en-
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FE,1ALE

WANTED Place as nurse or chambermaid. by a
respectable oolored girl; 90 home nights
Address - H 81 ne. il
WANTED-White woman wants washing 10 do
al home, or win go out I707 Vermont ave. II
WANTED By respectable colored girl place
as chamhernaid. l75s L 81. nw. il
WANTED steady position in iirst-class bar
Der shop Address with terms. BARBER. this
Office. Item
WANTED-By c0lored woman situation to cook
or DO ciIambcruork; references. Call 25z9
p ST. NV. aps-3t
WANTED BY 3 respectable cOorCd woman situ2
ton rs cook; stay nights. $40 N st. nw.
ape3t
NANTED-By q competent white girl, situation
% cook and do homework without washing;
references. ~. 4. J., ~ llth 81. nv. ap7 81
WANTED BY respectable young colored woman
place 20 do housea0Fk in small family; can
stay nights. l223 Hopes ave-. ap6-4t-em
MANTED-By white German woman as first
class cook ia family; not long over from Ger
many Call OF address IZ3 Pa. ave nv ap6-6t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED % travel and apgoiq, agents 81 So
per month and expenses p W EiEGl4Ek
CO. 2l5 Locust 81. Philadelphia.
ap6.sl0,lSl6.F
WANTED Two firzi-class clothing statesmen. Ap-
ply this morning, H. FRlEDLANDER. corner
9Th and SIS. u
WANTED-vhite barber: good pay All East
Capitol
WANTED-Fiye walters for hotel; - per day;
st n% PERMANENT place. -'~' ''"" '0', 1t
WANTED-An experienced waiter; white. Apply
GS6 Pa. ave. NV.
WANTEp-Tro statesmen. white cook; SS5. Gail
EXCHANGE BJ REAL, 7o6 18th ST. II
WANTED-2o men. aged Is TO 45, TO complete
fr~r-class infantry company; some vacancies
for uon-cuuuissioned officers; answer immed ate
~ Address INFANTRY CAPTAIN. this office
aTq-3t
WANTED Solicitors 10 present a good paving
business proposition; chance for first
class men. Room l. No 70S 18th st. NV apa-5t
WANTED Registered druggist TO manage store;
would sell hall interest; cheap 10 reliable man:
good chance: owner has other business. Address,
with reference. OWNER. this Office. Item
WANTED e. good barber. at once. sos C st. NV.
Item
WANTED Experienced Photographic printer and
developer. LAWYER Il WAGNER, 439 eth
81 NV
WANTED BARRIERS for saturday. Apply $50 Pa.
ave. NV. lt-cm
WANTED men for service in the National
Guard. NAT. GUARD. this office. ap7-5t-cm
WANTED good BARRIERS (xllite): young men:
steady job; 20 per cent THE .. Ia, ia -
1st ST. NV. api-8t-em
WANTED Cooks walters boys drivers. labcrers.
porters stablCmen. watclmon. disllwashers.
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. AZ lith st. ".
ap7-Gt
WANTED-Fsrmer 10 work on shares; stock and
implements provided. Se9 I'd ST. NV. ap7-St
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Notice" Orange BlosSOm,'

The renowned cure for all female diseases. is sold
to the drug trade only from the laboratOFy.3 and
Hubbard Court, Chicago look out for parties CALI
ing themselves our agents; they are peddlers OF a
notorious fraud; have agents.
Dr. J. A. hic0ili 6 Co., Proprietors.
apT-1mo
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- Visitors to Chamberlin's new hotel, The
- Hygeia' and Virginia Beach Will ind this
- the most attractive route. insuring q COM
- Portable nights rest.
- Large and luxurious rooms, heated %
. Eteam and fitted throughout with cleo
- tric lights. Dining-rOom service is "A
- carte, and is supplied from the best that
- the markets Ct Washington and Noriols
- afford.
- Tickets on sale at U. 5. Express once.
. slT Pennsylvania avenue, SIS, 6i9. l43l
- Pennsylvania avenue; B. L D. ticket Office,
- corner 18th street and New York avenue.
- and on board steamers. where time table.
. map ETC. can al5o be had
- Any other information desired viii be
. furnished on APPLICATION TO the undersigned
- at the company's wharf, loot II 7th street,
- Washington. d. c. Telephone No. 80.
JNo. CALLAHAN. General Manager
tsaa
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mELr wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

NANTED-SiX white and 6 colored females;
coachman and waiter. 506 6 81. NV It
NAATED-Nen and women TO work at home
] pay $ 70 sl6 per week for making cray
on portraits; new patent method; anyone vino
read write do the work at home, in spare
time, day OF evening; send for particulars and
WORK at once Address Ii. A. CRIPP German Ar
tist. Tyrone, Pa jas-satsG
THE LONDON Evangelist from Spurgeons Taber-
nacle, J. Nantou Smith, sings PLAYS the
cornet and speaks sunday il a. m, 1880 and As.
Elangelist CONTINUES next week Second Bap-
Tist Church. 9Th ST. and Virginia ave Sc Il
WANTED-Men and girls; neat reliable; white
and colored, who wish employment, No. COS
18Th 81 NV, Basement. aus-5t
WANTED-A Young lady or gentleman To do
copying. Address b.. this Office ap7-3t
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PROPOS AIS

PROPOSALS Smithsonian Institution, Washing
ton April :, 1s9S.-Sealed proposals will be
received until P. NJ, MAY ., 1888; to furnish
to the Smithsonian Institution, I. ;. National
Museum Bureau of international Exchanges, Ma
tional Geological Park and Bureau of Ethnology,
during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1899, sup
plies, etc, of the following classes: Chemicals.
wooden boxes and unit drawers, food tor animals,
fuel and ice, paints. oils, etc, HARDWARE lumber,
stationery, textiles, miscellaneous supplies, wash
ing, sale OF waste material. Awards will be made
only to established manufacturers OF, or dealers
in the articles The right is reserved to waive
defects and to reject any all bids or parts of
bids. Blank forms with specifications for pro-
posas and further information desired by intend
ing bidders. Will be furnished on application at
the office of the Acting Assistant Secretary ). P.
LANGLEY, Secretary. ap9,l6,3O
PROPOSALS for stationery and miscellaneous sup
plies.-War Department, Washington, d. C.,
April l, ls0S-Sealed proposals, in duplicate will
be received here until O'CLOCK p. NJ, MAY .,
1898, and then opened. for furnishing stationery
and miscellaneous supplies (brooms, brushes.
soaps, towels, etc.), for War Department and ITS
bureaus and offices during fiscal year ending June
30, 1890 Information furnished on application.
Proposals must be inclosed in sealed envelopes
J indOrsed outside, Proposals for Stationery,
and Proposals for Miscellaneous Supplies" res
pectively, and addressed ~ r. THORP. Chief OF
Supply Division. aps,9,l5 l6,29'3O
| PROPOSALS for ice fuel forage and for Wash
ing towels.-War Department, Washington, d.
c., April l. ls9S-Sealed proposals, in duplicate,
! viii be received here until O'CLOCK p. NJ,
MAI ., lcJo anu tienrOpeIltor ioT furnishing
! fuel and forage and for washing towels, for the
| War Department, its bureaus and offices, in this
! city during the fiscal year ending June 80 1899.
! information will be furnished application.
! Ice, fuel (coal and wood, and forage 10 be de-
| liyered in such quantities and at such times as
| convenience of Department may require. Pro
! posals for washing towels should state price per
dozen. Proposals must be inclosed in sealed enve
! lopes indorsed outside Proposals for Ice,
! Proposals for Fuel Proposals for Forage,
| Proposals for Washing Towels respectively, and
| addressed NJ. r. TH0RP, Chief of Supply Diyi-
| sion. apS,9. 10 10 %. 30
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MISCELLANEOUS


DANCING-Waltz and two step; guaranteed
strictly private, Miss Marie Leonardo, 90
NJ St NV. the only lady in Washington teach
ing under diploma OF National Association Mast
eTs Of Dancing; protect yourself from incompet-
ents; stage and fancy dancing specially; visit
to free Cuba next month should know how 10
dance; Miss Leonardo's system viii make You
proficient in a few lessons. ap9-3t
DOCTOR COLLIER cures all smoky chimneys;
Tin roofs painted for SOC, 100 square feet; all
leaks stopped free Of charge. shop JOG G st. sw.
ap9t
PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING, sl5o; factory ex-
pert; drop postal. JAS. X. DURITY, 30j 18th
St. Sc apS-St-em
PRINTING-loO.OO 600 high-grade business envelopes,
Just received, Sl.50 per 1000. HAYWOKTH
PU UBLIsHING HOUSE, printers 10 the elite, 5IG
sth 81. apS-3t
GEORGE G. WICKHAMS cigar store, 3O5 East
Capitol St, viii give to every purchaser
fresh bunch Of violets on Easter Sunday. ap7-St
SEND Postal with your name and
address TO c. AUERBACH. cor. :
q Il. wash, ID. G.. and Monthly Fash
ion Catalogue, Illustrating over 200
New styles, viii be mailed to you.
Free.
mhl2-tfem
PAINTING doesn't cost nearly so much as YOU
might eXpect-n do it. We do only
frst-class work, but our prices are way below
what hne work costs anywhere else. Rooms pa
pered with rich. handsome stylish paper. only
/ = up. +. G. NOLTE, SO 9th st. No branch
ap6-u
ROOMS PAPERED. sl-75 up; written guarantee
with every job; samples brought send postal.
WILLIAM Y. MAH0NEY, 1890 + ST. Sc.
ap21t-em
( DOCTOR BALDUs-R Removed to 2n5 Pa. ave.
NV ap31t
/ STORAGE Good storage room; light, dry and
clean. THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Auction
( eers, GI2 T st. NV nh30. imo-em
! THE PoSTOFFICE LUNCHROOG. at 1923 Pa.
ave, Is doing business 4 large scale; colne
down and look in. mh25-I5t
! ANY Color OF Size made 10 Order. Special Low
Rates 20 Clubs. Feast Your Eyes on Exhibit
Of Colorings in our North Window c. AUER-
/ BACH, and II. Est 26 years. mh23-tf-cm
PRINTING AND BooKBIHDING.
Printing 500 cards, .5c; 500 envelopes. 75,;
/ 900 note heads 75c; 900 statements. 75c; bind
ing magazines, zoe; miscellaneous boogs re-
bound G E WILLIAMS. 6l5 7th 81 nv. ies-ti
/ HIGHEST prices paid for gents cast-of cloth.
ing. Drop postal to SAUL BROS. 923 d st.
/ NV. nI2- 2-5mos-em
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WANTED Man to travel and appoint agents; ~
per month and expenses p. ". IlEGLER
q Co. 2l5 Locust 81. Philadelphia.
r.El 0 lh IL
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.


NANTED-Lsdy OF good address to travel for
old-cstshiished firm; $40 per month and ex-
penses. p. W. ZIEGLER CO, 2lj Locust st,
Philadelphia. aU59.lo lS,l6,l'
nurse: white waitress. Call after . today,
EXCHANGE BUREAU, 706 18th st. IT
WANTED-A girl: oolored; to do plain cooking;
washius done. Address, stating salary ex-
pected, J. 7. b.. this Office II
NANTED-A middle-aged white woman, as cook
Apply % II 81. NV. 1t
WANTED-Hali grown white girl. Z q ST.
j.
WANTED-White woman chambermaid; colored
cook; good wages TO both; small family.
1702 l-2 10th ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-A woman for housekeeper, and good
boy to wait. Apply No. 9l0 \. Y. ave. 1t
WANTED-An attractive young woman to give
massage; experienced preferred Address p.
2. :, This office. ap9-6t
WANTED -25 colorsd women cooks; out Of tie
city. at once. SAM'L A Co0NIS' AGENCY,
5I9 10th -. ". 1t
WANTED-A good settled cook; STAY nights; and
clambeTEnaid. Call MRS. HEBB, rs indiana
ave Item
NANTED-A good cook; colorcd. CaIl at
SWANS DINING ROOM 322 Pa. ave. Sc.
Lt-eIh
WANTED -First-class waiter and aiso cool: b. .ng
references i1o3 Q 81. NV apo-St-em
WANTED Lady stenographer or typewriter 10
traEel with doctor. Address giving description,
d. NJ, this Office ap-3t
WANTED-A good. steady colored woman; single;
who wants home; reasonable pay; girls.
1895 81. nv. aps-3t
WANTED women; cook and chambermaid;
Connecticut ave. Call Al Office for address.
17o2 - 10Th st. NV. ap- Stem
WANTED-At City Intelligence once, general
houseWOTkeTs. COOKS, chambermaids. room
cleaners. laundresses, seamstresscs, aud girls.
SHACklLFORDS 421 IlJh 81. NV. ap7-6t
WANTED-A bright giri. i CT Is years old 10
stay in Office Cali OF 10 a. N, COS 18th
III. NV, Basement. ap7-3t
WANTED-A neat sewer 10y dressmaksr Call at
2I7 81. ap7-3t
WANTED One bright. energetic lady; can make
s. per day organizing clubs; no books to sell.
Address WALTER, this ofiice. ap7-St
NANTED-First-class skirt hands: also white Girl
for housework. I0I7 Conn. ave ap7-3t
WANTED woman to do general housework; no
washing or ironing. I5 5th st. apG-3;-em
WANTED Stout. good-iooking widow TO take
charge oi N-ElovCT's home Tor summer, give
full particulars " Y, this Office. apSai-em
WANTED-An honest. industrious white girl for
nurse and chamber WORK IN small family; q
good home If suited. Apply at TYPEB RITTER
AGENCY. 6ll 9Jh Il. NV, bet ) and p. N.
ap6-St-eIn
WANTED-Tro Young ladies TO canvass good
household article; salary and commission 10
the right party Address II. f. ;, this Office.
sp6-3t
WANTED-AlRs. COLE has opened arst-class
and reliable office Tor help; no charge for
registering; lee deposit when sent out for situa-
ton; money refunded if not suited. II35 18th st.
pw. apj-It
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea
boards Commercial MetrOnOIis


NEW YORK, April 1.-Flour-Recepts. 1757s
brls; exports, 1926 brls. Market dull, but
steady Rye -four dull Corn meal quiet Rye
steadier; No. Western, 57k@5Sc. Barley dull
Barley malt quiet; Western, 53965c.
Wheat-Receipts, 81, 1850 bu; exports, 1868 bu
Spot firm; No. 2 red s1O1A, f. O. b. afoat. Op-
tions opened firmer smaller Northwestern re-
ceipts and general covering; subsequent further
advances were based active export sales, the
close being very firm and as9%c net higher
Speculation, however, restricted all day by
sensational war rumors; No. red, May, 99AQ
9994c. closed at 9914c.
Corn-Receipts, 20, 200 bu exports, 1000 bu
Spot steady; No. corn, S61sc Options opened
steady with wheat and ruled generally firm all
day. helped by large export transactions. closing
unchanged; May, 331s033Ac, closed at 1880.
Oats-Recepts, S. 400 bu; exports. 121 5S7 bu
Spot quiet; No 2 oats. SOC; No. white. &c
Futures neglected. but nominally steady closing
unchanged; May closed at 29c.
Hay quiet. Hops steady. Hides steady. Leather
steady Wool quiet.
Western steam, 1913: refined quiet Pork steady;
mess, s9.5OQ9.75 TaIow quiet
Cotton-seed oil dull; prime crude, 1912c; prime
yellow, 220221ac.
Coffee-Options opened steady, with prices un-
changed to 10 points higher; ruled rnoderately
active in the forenoon, with trading local: adj
vance lost later under lack of support and local
offerings; closed steady, with prices unchanged
April 5.25G5.S0c; May, $685. 40c. Mild steady;
Cordova, SA@16c. Rio-Receipts, 5000 bags
cleared for the United States II 600 bags cleared
for Europe, 5000 bags; stock. 100000 bags. Total
warehouse deliveries from the United States
1857 bags including 12511 from New York; New
YORK stock to-day, 625,544 bags; United States
stock 76692S bags; afoat for the United States
$4,000 bags; total visible for the United States,
1900 OBS bags against 71s015 last year and 449 a6s
sugar-Raw strong: fair refining. sssc; cen
trifugal. Sc test, 4lsc; refined strong; mold A,
Z 7-l6c.
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and Lambs-Receipts light; sh
Elsewhere.

| CHICAGO, April 1.-OnIy about $500 head Of
cattle were received to-day and although the de-
mand was of the usual restricted Friday char
| acter, quotations were in most instances steady,
| though some sellers quoted a decline The offer
| ings We're mostly rather ordinary and sales were
at low prices. Sales at extreme range
| of $3s0G5.5O for beef steers, the greater part
going for 81 40M5.1O and exporters very fair
buyers around MS5@5.1O. Stockers and feeders
ranged at $S.55q465 and none got above s4S5 at
within 10c of 81.
| With a good demand for hogs. prices were
advancing Zee. Sales were largely at SO. S5Gl3. 49,
the poorest lots selling at 1910 and prime heavy
/ at 81. The supply well taken, although
shippers were again light buyers
| Prices for sheep and lambs strong, with
a good demand Sheep sold at s3.75@4;75. shorn
going at So 75g4 80 and unshorn at "a and upward.
chiefly at s4.50Q470. Yearling sheep sold at $4
oslo, shorn selling around $4.5Oa46O. Lambs
active at $45O505 for shorn and $56t6 for wooded,
Colorados selling freely at $575Q6.
Receipts-Cattle, 1850; hogs, 19,OO0 sheep. 5000.
ST. LOUIS, April 1,-cattle- Receipts, 7OO ship
ments, AGO. Market strong for natives. with
Texans steady; fair to fancy native shipping
and export steers. 5000 so. bulk at 81 soa5 40:
at A40G4.S5: steers under LOCO lbs. $3.S5G460.
bulk at $4G4S5; stockers and feeders. $3.30Q465.
Texas ard Indian steers. So 25Q475. with some
steers up to S5.25 and bulk at s3.6OG44O cows
Hogs-Receipts 5000: shipments. q 400 Market
sc higher: Workers. S3.7OQ3S0; packers, $3.50
Sheep-Reeeipts $40; shipments 500. Market
steady, with no Texans received; native muttons.
81. 25Gt4 IS; lambs, $525@5.75.
KANSAS CITY, April 1.--Cattle-Recepts
400. Market active and unchanged; native fed
steers ranged at $4.1065.lo. largely at $4,000:
Westerns. SO. 5JM4 10 and heifers 81 5O64 so;
stockers and feeders. S350@5.05; bulls. S2T5a4 25
Hogs-Receipts, 800 Market opened active and
2so"t5c higher on hogs; common lots steady:
bulk of sales. s3.6eq370: heavies. ss.65q375 me-
dunn and packers. ss.6O43.75; lights $3j0Q3.G0;
pigs. $325n3.55.
Skeep-Receipts. loo. Sheep active and strong;
Western lambs predominated choice s.. 40G5.65:
stock grades, $.l595, for clipped TO choice wool
LOTS spring lambs, S..
NEW YORK, April 1.-Beeves-Receipts. 1901
Market active and firm: steers. medium TO prime
A6545.35; and stags $46l4S5; bulls, s314;
choice heavy A.20q4S5: cows, 81 15zp4. Cables
unchanged. Exports to-day. 200 cattle: to-mor-
row. l,Q45 cattle and 1888 quarters OF beef
Calves-Reeeipts. 1.422. Market 75cQ$i lower;
yeals. poor TO good. s396
at $404.25
sheep and LamDs-Receipts, S4ss Lamba
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Wheat firm; spot and month, 9sizqsSs4c; May.
99h d997sc; steamer No. red. 95195hc; receipts.
SO 055 bu; exports COO bu; Southern wheat by
sample 95cGS1; Southern wheat grade, 96a
1890. Corn easy; spot and month, SSls9SS7sc;
May. s3@sQ$s7sc; steamer mixed. SsmSSlsc: re
cepts, 1885, 04 bu: exports. 22l.s5S blu; Southern
white corn 24d35c: Southern yellow, SSGS4c. Oats
steady; No. white. 33Q34e; No. mixed. 30W
30Izc: receipts. 1856 bu exports none. Rye
irmer; No. 2 nearby, 55lse; No. 2 Western
56l2c receipts. 49, 172 bu; exports. 1l.143 bu- Hay
firm: choice timothy. St0.5OGl3. Grain freights
quiet, steady and unchanged. Butter steady and
unchanged Eggs quiet and unchanged. Cheese
steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. April 1-F'lour easy. Wheat
dull Corn quiet; No. mixed. 311sc. Oats dull;
No. mixed. 2sg2sIsc. Rye quiet; No. 2, SIC
Lard easier at $3.50 Bulk meats easy at 500
Bacon easy at $3.50. Whisky steady at $L2O
Butter firm. Sugar easy. Eggs dull at Sc
Cheese quiet
TOLEDO. April 1.-Wheat higher and steady
No. ?, cash and May S6izc. Corn dull. but
steady; No. mixed Sec Oats dull. but steady;
No. mixed. 2e%e. Rye quiet. but higher; No.
. cash. sic. Glover seed active and steady
prime. cash. March and April, S2S5.
DETROIT. April 1.-wheat-No. l white. 92%c;
No. red, 94Sc May, CSC. Corn-No mixed,
SOAc oats-No. white sO1@c. Rye-No. 2. 5llzc.
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Spanish FOurs still Falling.
NEW YORK, April l-Evening Posts
London financial cabIegram: THE stock
markets here were feverish to-day, pending
development of the American-Spanish con-
troversy Having interviewed leading Amer
lean and other financial houses here. 1 find
that the consensus of opinion favors an
amicable settlement. The belief here is that
President Mckinley so framed the dispatch
to Spain that, while thoroughly preserving
American dignity. Spanish pride was duly
considered. Weak bulls in Americans. how
ever, were unable to stand the tension on
their nerves and flung away stocks indis-
criminately This movement was assisted
by sharp fall in Spanish tours, to 40, al
though they subsequently closed at 5O12
This drop must not be connected solely
with the strained relations with the United
States, but as a result of the forced sales
from Paris alluded to in these dispatches
yesterday and which have now probably
ceased"
PARIS, April 1.-The bourse here con-
tinues to be influenced by the prospect of
a conflict between the United States and
Spain Prices opened weak on the decline
in Spanish foufs, it being said that Spain
was a large seller. Later prices improved
more pronounced, Spanish tours rallying
and closing firm. After the close of the
market they were quoted at 81
BARCELONA, April spanish fours
were quoted here at 1880, against 1880 yes
terdaV.
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steady; good 10 prime. s6i00s.35; no clipped
stock: spring lambs S2.50efe each
EAST BUFFALO. April 1.-Cattt>-Receipts
about all consigned through, only few odd head
being on sale: market STEADY.
Hogs-Receipts 40 cars. Market fairly active.
Heavy hogs sI.10; medium, $40: Workers. <4m
G4l0; pigs. s3.s59390; roughs. Ss.50@3e0; stays,
s. 75Gs.15,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, AZ Market
fairy active. Lambs, choice TO extra. S. 100
6.25: good to choice. s5.75Qs10 culls. $5&95. Is:
sheep. choice to extra, A75G5; common 10 fair.
$S25d4
EAST LIBERTY. April 1--Cattle steady
prime, 5.05G5l 5 common &c. S0u4 Is: bulls. stays
and cows. S2G4.1O; veal calves. s5.50dG
Hogs steady prime medium, 81. 056t4. 10. best
Workers. S4Q4O5; fair 10 light Workers. $s95at
heavy hogs, S4G4O5; pigs. as 20 quality. s3.50@
$780, good roughs. s3.40G365 common 10 fair
81. 50Q325.
Sheep steady: choice. si9Oa5: common. So SOFAS
choice lambs $5.soQ6; common to good, $475qs.s0
CINCINNATI, April l--Catle dull and lower
at $2.75a4.75.
Hogs active at $Sl5R3.90
Sheep steady at SCARS lambs steady at $4.25
$3.50.
LOUISVILLE. April Markets steady and
unchanged. Recepts-Cattle. %; hogs, 1906;
sheen 4.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-02
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places

ST. LOUIS. April Flour unchanged. Wheat
higher, closing 1sc for May, &c for July and &c
up for September, compared with yesterday. Spot
lower; No. red. cash, elevator sec bid; track
97lzc April, 96l2c; May, 99c bid; July, 1850
7794e: September. 1850 bid; No. 2 hard cash,
90q91c. Corn-Futures strong. closing at the top,
with sellers of May fractions above yesterday.
Spot firm; No 2. cash, 26%c bid; April s85sc;
May, 27e asked; July, 2SQ2Slsc; September. 291sc
bid. Oats firm and higher; No. 2, cash, 26c bid
track, 26Al27l&c; April. 26Ac: May. 26hc; July,
22ssc No white 2Sa4@z9c Rye higher at 49izc.
FlaXseed nominal at $1.13. Prime timothy seed
$2.s5q2s0. Corn meal, sl.50Gl55. Bran quiet at
sac, sacked, east track. Hay steady to firm
prairie, Sos; timothy. s7G1l. Butter unchanged.
Eggs steady at Sc. Whisky, $1.2o. Cotton ties
and bagging unchanged Pork lower; standard
mess Jobbing. $3.50. Lard steady; prime steam,
1870; choice $4.95. Bacon-Boxed shoulders
s5I25d5.25; extra short-clear. $5e2I2: ribs, $575
shorts. s5.STIz Dry-salt meats-Boxed shoulders
A62l3q475; extra short-elear. s5l21s; ribs, 1925;
shorts, S5375a. Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls: wheat
5000 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 5000 blu. Ship
ments-Flour, 2,0o0 brIs; wheat, 5000 bu; corn
74.0C0 bu: oats. 30o0 bu.
BALTIMORE. April L--Flour dull ana un-
changed receipts, 5,0S1 brls; exports. 1880 brls