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WATCHES;

THE COLLINS MkTAL WATCH FACTORY
llurraved Drcinc.t full Jewtlled Dunttrk LeTd9-
Getts' md LAdtrs' NzeA
ILs IL Watches. in appearance and fat tina
equal to rid cost1Sk *1 1ho-e d e1tEA toe hH
Tlkf, EIEG GAsCR, fiNlsIf and fU UAAHlLrIT; -
iu1!tAtLt Gld leE1u compare with tbs Collins
Mctz E5crrtiIE The 1nt1tnz!c vAhr II u e<tuat 70 ga
Eycfy u atch fully > At1.ntrt bv ecttItezte-
ca AIMS FRO Z b II u.
JkWELHY.-We arr Manufacturing III k!nds x
Jewely Of The Cnins M~t-l- F1cr. EsfF1a&s, saeevs
KnuoLa, Ltkrta, studs, k1nxrf. .Eioez, hlAcrtekk.
EhA1as. Odd +. lux .1d Ma.,Etc Esr &e-. iii u tbs
la'e.s .ad mot e<saut st1le aad fully cso. 70 eosd h
appe&fAbe4s and ~hAT.
III GLUbN-W htIa AZ Watches are o.dered II ana
time We Will setd one extra " atrh TIRE ct ehafFa
1ar<is part ot the u1ttet State. BY a.
prvr4 to be pAId Tor On JrIsrFy. Mun-y re4 nut ~
tcnt Win the =, ~i " Luis Ell. r Laad %Ecu xoos AZ
saaer tron, the ezrt~. ofee on,tan,e1s mok ~ y
fore lnrt te e<nt *icetty In rrdcrlu&. +1f4
p.Air1y The nAEne. town. o,tnty std State,
U. K t:4tt.t.lSS 4 CO.,
e. IIszdu A. New York
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Ahnvho IHox tF.cAau. M s.-Fr,2 M.rdata
es1ts ny. o. rsn rlIe. sunny siar ahra c"ust (.
rat ~ vR CH1cloo. uet. c7-Prpps Badger State.
FoaL1a'n %.ty ald abash.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC RAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s

: WITT ~ "FFks y VI3N6VFH w Y
through Line 10 california mud china.
srAE,sr Prs NJ 1. North Es r., f,s .! C.naI-
IT,. at - L't1S III an.
aSn ths lat and 10th. ..
E.ftr' nltu ttrtr fsll Sana4.. ther thu day
trts torA.
SSr. fAI 4. 4pt tatusMrrtIL
AtEr &I Ilft< X ki1vrd tn tn each
adult ..ttLEeT. Meaien- Afd Astendz1-e fFee.
All d~t,ilue- taieh st Ac.ru that ct The lat enu
rte:s FAnAhM with fur = nth Pa Ic p-szfe
1t *nd 18th ~ G.us+s A1ue1e7n pett and those q
LII tn4rh It M.sIz.nitll -.
StraInet ANkKlCA. having Sov. l. l.t2s for JapsA
ard ChiLa- ... IL.
Fol- gtt7shf f.~rzsr titt+., .nt all further anfer
r,rirn. .llA. tic efey the h4tf. t.It Vi aas1
ttn Agency. cciner L.Sar aid Mad.. a.st- Ghc.kO
j. A wAhllACk. AkEut
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

L.th Iss.-s,.::r.- :: :.;-;-,.-i. aSNU to411
ftst1fts. Trscr ixht and the vlews u hold.
IN -rr sl,nss hptllna lite dta md f-r ~ u xcd
thft tire euuLnea fair. Aad prizes rule r1 " 80
As, k.,h hid &10l 6se4 Include thr stiIo1.
LIZ.
ts,e, of sehs MARK Thompsoa, fr,u7 Musketon. 10
# ton Ftrfp4 zud ho.raa $il -; .Ath 1t
II 10: ,oId t,t ChAt,s4 Dtnfng d Co.
"a kot teox .rian ssi1oa fioun whitehall p u II
ena1s< nlisro It $io u AID n p!ekets Al elooo; sald
fE B. A. lrsth
Cssso Flora f.o.n Szuxatuck 90 tn # e,ArAr
m'1e1 :! *lrto. N a" s.~ed saluxes At LIS. and
:! NJ l.ih Al ~ I0: Rid by LhAIes Lcuin& { O..
II 1HE TARps,
Pttces reu, aIn tulia iauti4lly tie same notfo on
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rEurLR's BCxIkEaI
Tie caCkeS ftt f0f the present term having been
tred OF otncfKIse dHpoaed Of. the conyickcL pels-
ohcts ol The lcI1 y IL tc ecnten this dAJ.
John c. Barker. 1ndlci1cnt Tor lFAod1feaely
dirt'oAing Of stock OF xouds ahlcR he hAd there
tofoIe u nortgaasd. Er1ulct guilty, and pt.apner
htntsnctd to tho Counl5 jail for Que car.
John Wnhpn =. William 1hompson. Iatceuy of
Z otey from CaspaF ScnAnnrr and JAc1b Nekns1L
liza Of gEtltJ. Under age and sentence sps-
pended.
naurah CahtL Larceny Of money. Sentence,
utder ,srtitt Ct guilty, su,peod.d.
NEW WxlTx-DIyoRCE&
MsrJ T. Moota =. William Moore. Bill lot d.
soECr, with ztodzSlt OF dele1daht's uon.resderce
ComrAis snf ft1tes tnst sne IVES married IN
Gnen County, Eew York 90 the 14th day Of
March, 1S6a, and has Que child, hoE aged 1
seafs The charge IL deFeFfIon.
John T. Deau '. FfanrintA A. Dean, late Cnr.l%
roct etlluR for d1volce on the Bfuurd OF deserton
Parties lurtts, July = 1851, At Sterling, Mass.
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NKw YoRK, Ort, -.
Internationally leaf fair;v tetive, nut tln.e4
qut'. Salt fnr thr wftk TO hhas nI4iuy for 81 paE
nj sl1e- tc~ as dali At I5s tic f1F Onl zsaotte4 ts
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u: toIdis:a j 1hn ess u.Ik< shs & .sse ~ asi
ss9Se H.. ss Il -.
i, IS s.s s<. "a etaa ~ sss g a.sa
ist.n tt~ lev 10 DID rnser m 4u..e
eDt sa,,.a a',s - s s'1tas sasr 'Tsos sos
-. h.a ;ae, essn a, tae ,xas .os aoa,a ss1e
s IL, = r.: j f1s.. :'* I'd K
- !uet ..ion. tr.a.tn rutsy aoaiaL a z: = !;
il IT, Il sud u Gay e.IeSess .een. fsw a. 1o.d.
ha,s - n.ny n:ie: but the szFfzEste 4 ,6est
pa'ef .n.-iL ana rae y.rd. XII -esl nlIed
Law t. l. S1ss 70 or1t ase1, I'd u tse ~ r
s,5ta. tbr eLsuank eek ptsise AFFn. she
uiesv. BE- ,e,s,ei Il iraeh ri a.sa
t:.hss5 ca far mfr and r-kas
ea.s!s: 49,. - fx Comm = % tAf osteaers .tot.
ik:h7s.is for sood salps!nx steeas arsvs Is se,d
ausbs q ID G.es.s,, aa & asr sess IT, ..;es r.
rara. Ths taAztzs eo.ed dill II the an:e1td quata
c1n&.xo rRuEs
Oh tct R+trep-Firr. f.i N-,n f,sDed- 4tos
ytaf ID sseess, and ass1 ding fn'n I. ,1o to
ptas ). T. e1e-- Cod ri, s....a. saeiy iaa ~
- stt ts.. AsSr xps ue e ..:e r ssssa@
ct, isio ~; .stss ~ ' .. $3.50. scass
Mcc.un C,.ss-AedsGn sieers md ensd
es.sfs sas' a!Aasasss. and aEs ssinx 100
y .st@St ~ i--Conamica aisa e..,ie. IL decent drsE.
1s;s;isI*s; s Il Z + I'd III. as :3ss
cAT1Ik sA1H TO-DAY
,.,,s.,,.. .,oe. 4; 1, :, s5s+ +
Is sn-- th Il. III, steefs--
y rood coe' ~
y 60 md sss. s.1s.....-.......-..... l1e! sAk
lla tLin 1eA.A 1n6 1S
.
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SpcciAl Drsratch to The Chicsko 11tbGnt.
NEW fonE, DcL -.
FrrtEhts arttrt bit 1t Rouae dtcuar ralt bt
sst arn. To liverpool by akearn. o1 bu wheat al Fl
Tu GlA.eaw BY sail, 15llD II v heat At I9I.
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER
S7OHEHAlk.
Tvo uuudrrd aBd Sr,raI! ii'r sei,(s Un
Board. and Aof hoyt faan
Fifty Saved.
cxx.4,,or+c IF G117%xrirorc
LIT Of Tho&s Knoua to Have Es.
ea7o1.

tar., thr NJ. i>oafx Republican, or. ..
Thr ~soae~An. rn"maA Scas1. captain. lAlt The
~isr5 nr4r The lt,ot OF Elm street, ut O'Clock %
Tue-.la3 evrnlnx. with uh her rsss-n3rs1 10
beard, End .iexu I'd uvts to the East ST. Loata
ElerAtoF Nhe1e IL tsceisrd q latzc quAnntT oI
treagpt. II ttsIted un tue trI. lhat was TO prove
70 disaetfvue ut ; ucluca Dn "Wednesday rlofu!uY.
lTS hTNiN fNxti;uT.
A pf7f II czxu tnW tn. c~laIatcd, There Tctc
athlAfd tne lkasl ihs gull1E.nE ur{Slpas
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FRIDAY EvESiHd, Oct -
Tue following table thoNs the receipts sna ship
ments Of produce for the past tweuts .folr houss:
l-Rererps*.-7F,~ ~sh,pmla-,
1869. 1868 A 1SqQ 1868
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EDUCATIONAL
TK0F FkMALE SEally4RT,

Ta trstttutoa onesr the accumulated advantages OF
cEes s. YEAR, snee-@ful op<t.tku.
Escr5 facility il crowded : thorouf1 cure ID
nsda md osn.n wpsA1 c.tcn. under The dtEcsk,t
N cntpe than enty fessrra te4ehefN
Fof ciru4aIs apply tsJOHH Il. " lila RI. Troy. ny
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109 uH31E1FU13 7HRuIFF1 EYE
..G+0srHl Spinner, TrrAs1rcr OF the U1ttet
Atate- u b ~ III Ire rreparaspn Of ns annual re-.
pill, ard tepes to have /. teAd5 loF subn,ssun 10
The Secre:a15 Of the Tfetsary before ne leAy-4 TT
h. he1 c 10 vote At the approaching election III
Ne4 Y,rk. The report viii be very solufLluoQS,
Al viii e1h,b1 fatlJ everything pertaining 10 the
receipts ARD t1petGitntt. OF Tho guvrEumcat
The Hollow ,pg slstt0 cu& Of receipts and llsburse
n en's Of the Ro7rflueuI ieT tue stx mohtas, Ing
ginnItg April AID end ng September 81, 1859, ~
c1fppxted with tne eAne PERIOD during i1e year
1sCs, IL tuEcn from RE rrptt, aud shu~s \ most
g1atnyng result Of the wosktpga Of she ne~ ad-
ntLtntr1Litl;
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II tkkEKCfCy.
lfsrhaf1rt-t}aniei A. NoleIt; u. aud Albert
1lrau. os ChHru; KFchnFl r. WyHaD, Of Ch,ca.
20; Norris Il Derrick AID 6Imue, salt. Of Cntca-
20 ttuvr!untzrJ1.
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4 PRIVATE PALACE.
Daniel 1hompson's 100000 Dwell.
ing.

Tie Most Gorgeous Private House in
| the South Division.
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1tECORlyKlts5 COURT.

GUARDIAN APPOINTED,
William NuSh Vas appointed Euantlau OF Oscar
Eirlly and Alrina Zimmerman, under bond Of S1Sl
, 1869-10-30
YOCNG LADIES', SEMINARY

GLEN COVE. LONG ISLAND. IN, ,urpassed for Il,
sisIly ieepMnspdcd by ihe HI. Rsr 4. Y. Lstr1ohL,
ND. 1hc FIJI s~e-son stxieen wreks, eofatnear-r
'<N = J. X BuRwoop. Puaesp.L
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DYE STUFFS.
AIRLINE DYES,

Manufactured ty hIn kn- A.mp-no 4 Sp,llr1, Aha
Nofk. tanout- knklAI tte lAFxest aaa brst appaf-
ed <ssAelt lnt Mt ot tnx q. b.. h..
Thess Dyes have bsen the sd1d thru0shoes tn
E4sts1 Coz ttns ns fur AID lA$ an
ling their 'saa poei!t,a = NJ bs-t nd ebesaest ds
ruAn IL the a4 ~ r. upa4l eseh FsekA Aea h
\ guarantee Of ncisH ults I'D eutfF ~ Atef3 u
Nnfabe :. dr At1 tho manu- w
eoshed to oa.t them Letssx tcrns fhAQ Ut
IN thlp RID IN tne 4u4otIi5. HNACd Attss
tfcsd tu1o 1Mts,ft~s. s1d NAnLf usefs ef QT
Dye Y oods. md II auut err t!hrmcsk
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GREkS fKfli FH-S lies Of 10 br's Apples II Al37A
~ Lii e,-oa tu cb4ce a kA1nss q hrts ltA
La; &,A4z Al $l4o 90 ali bArrras wa ef~alttrl,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IATEsT WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The President has
appointed J. E. Bryan postmaster at
Augusta, Ga, rice Foster Blodgett, slIs-
pended; Rev. Mr.. Turner (coloredl. post
master Mt Macon, Ga, Uice Washington.
suspended, and Brevet Brisadier-General
W. kyrZanowski. supervisor Of internal
revenue for Georgia, Alabama, and Florida.
The general impression here is that Minis
ter MOtley's instructions are very pacific,
but non-comrlittal.
Congressman Bingham will 60 to Mobile
with the sub-judiciary committee to investi-
gate the Busted charges.
Secretary Boutwell, directs the assistant
treasurer ut New York to sell $1,000. 900 in
stead Of 81 ,000,0 gold weekly until further
orders.
NJ. In Reintre, for some time acting
United States consul at Havana, has arrived
here He represents the cause Of the Gu
bans rs very far from compromising. He
had an interview with the President to-day.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
900.
The President had long interview to-
day with Secretary Boutwell, at the Trea-
suiy Department.
Colonel De Wit Clinton leaves for At
lanta, Ga. to act as .;.ldge advocate for the
Department of the South.
The collectors of customs are officially
directed to discontinue collection discrimina-
tions in the tonnage duties on Spanish YES
sells from Cuba and Porto Rico.
The custom receipts from the 10th to the
18th instant were 50 500, 600
Minor X. Kellogg, the American painter,
will deliver the opening address at the Cor
coran Art building.
The Texas election will not come off until
NoyrInhcr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-21

Tue SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
At MEMrnIs.-DclcgateS and visitors from all
parts Of the South are present, there being
about one Thousand regular delegates. A
dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette, dated on
sunday, says:
Zone gratifying feature OF the affair Is
that politics seem TO be wholly ignored.
Republicans and Democrats, Radicals ana
Rebels, have laid aside their mutual AMI
mosilies, and are cordially exchanging
views aS to the best modes Of building up
the prosperity of the South and west.
Amongst the throng, around the oNerton
Hotel This evening have not heard Sin-
plc political topic started, and am assured
The convention will be equally moderate
and wise.
.'Forrest and Fowler form part OF the
crowd. Various railroad presidents ana
superintendcntS are here, assisting to give
spirit to the a>>cmblagc. Cole, Of the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga road; Ilurlbuft, OF
the Western and Atlantic; Jones, OF the
Memphis and Ohio, and late of the Mem
uhisu and Charleston, are conspicuous among
the rest.
.'Thc chief topics discussed i'll the con-
yention will probably be these siN-yiz.,
Direct southern trade with Europe, the
Southern Pacific railroad, the Mississippi
Icyees, the culture of cotton, immigration
10 the South, and, connected with the lat
Ter. the best modes Of procuring ana sus-
tanning labor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-21

NATIONAL. BhNXS-BHoEERs' TAx.- Wash
fngion, May 19.-ihc Secretary Of the rrca-
SUry has commenced the revision of the Gst
oI national banks designated as United
States repositories. Under the law. the So
crctaTy has the discretion 10 increase or AZ.
lnnlsh these concerns: and he has decided
10 Teunce the number 10 one in each con-
SreSsionIl district in the several States where
ihcy exist, not including. however, those
districts that are in and bordering on cities.
II was his purpose 10 abolish all these de-
lso~itorieS III the large cities where the sub
treasures exist, but he has ascertained that
1t present the Sub-trcasurv will not be able
10 transact the business, and therefore one
or two banks in the large cities will be dcsin-
mated As United States repositories. The
number OF repositories will be reduced At
least onc-hAlE There Will be q number of
changes, aud some now acting rs deposit
orlcS be discontinued.
The question of taxation of capital used
hy bankers and brokers, raised by Assessor
Webster, OF New York. and recently de-
ctdcd hy the Deputy Commissioner of Inter-
mai Revenue, was again presented TODAY,
and hearing urged upon Commissioner
bclano, who has returned and is again in
charge of the Bureau. There is scarcely Il
hope that Mr.. Dclaro will REOPEN the case,
and the matter must finally be settled in the
civil courts il further trial shall be demand
cd.-DGtG, in San.
CONCESSIONS TO CurA.-Thc Washington
correspondent Of the Boston Adrertiser
says:
Washington, May l1.-Senor Roberts,
the Spanish Minister here, says that Spain
does not propose to hold Cuba rs de-
pendcncy by force Of arms, but that in the
reconstruction of the Spanish Govern
mcnt the island will he recognized rs one
or TWO provinces, on an equality with the
other provinces OF Spain rs regards repre-
sCntatlon, taxation, and self local govern
mcnt.
MISSISSIPPI AND TEXAs.-It is probable
that the question Of ordering elections in
Mississippi and Texas will soon be laid be-
fore the Cabinet 10y The President. 1t is
believed that the President f;lvors new re-
gi>tratlou, excluding only the votes of those
drharrcd by the fourteenth amendment,
and IN election at which separate vote
may be had upon certain provisions.
II has lately TRANSFERRED that the Georgia
members who were not admitted to Con-
grc>S last session drew full pay before lcav-
iug Washington.
Patents were granted last week to Thomas
Gamble, of Richmond, for Stw-@rinding
machine, and To- David Eynon, of Rich
mond. for machine for removing the burrS
from railroad chairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-21
Richmond PriceS-Currcnt.

THURSDAY, Slay 70, 1907
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance on our quotations Is demanded. Our
quotations OF country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
-iIcOiUi.-S2. 5OFiS II gallon.
Ale.-Scotcli best brands, pnts, - q dozen :;
quarts. 50.
l.sc clear ribbed sides. l56hfl3c. Virginia hog
round l7IlItc.; Virginia hams, l'Gt l3c. can
vasscd llai:is. 22c. plain hams i'Gt2oc.
Butter.-Prme, $50 !Oc. tendency to decline; ;
PIE si ~ $l.soasl. e5 colored 7oa8oc.
BrSSms.-Thrcc strings, $3.50; four strings,
small, -. larFe, $50; i've strings, - ,,roo
BucketS.-paintcd two hoops, S2.U54S2.''; 'hrcc
"o Btrs,; ;l.; q h.
[ cs%.nf."s:. ssG x. 50 d barrel. a,a
Cogsctioneries, Fruils, &cc-Candy, stick cog
81 n box. Figs, 2202Gc. II IL. Lemons S5ltsg
Oranges -. 5O@:lO e box. Almonds "2Gi5c q d.
Corn.-sec Corn Exchange report.
corn hsdk.-City mills, Dolted, 9Oc country
'''i HI,sse.-Northern and western prime cutting
$50 .5c. common. l9Gl5c.: English dairy ls42Oc
Co6se.-kio, lsly:sc.; Laguayra, :atGs?'c.; Java
35Gi3sc. ,. ,,z,,o.
, full weight, 2oI@lc: lllow; l5c. a,o
Ioitoa Curds.-S7G$o u dozen; wool cards, $40
cotton Yarns.-s9 lO0$:.?5.
Dried Fruus.-Applcs, sGI0c. e u. hlackber-
rics. l5Gl7". q H.: cherries; ptted' a2.a35c. q h.
peaches, peeled. .5tp3Oc. e ID.
Dyv G6ods.-PRINTS Atlantic, &c. Canton,
She Home, 7!c. : Bedford, 9ic, Wamsutta enc
Amoskcag, &c. Andrescoggin, lie. Lancaster,
l9Ic. Warugau, nc. Oriental, nc. Dunnels'
l2tc DELAISEs Pacific, best styles, 2oc Low
eli. l3c.: Manchester, zoe. BLEACHED bones
TICS 3-i Sunny side &c. Baltic, loo rs West
minister lie: Portsmouth, lalc.: H.! Putnam, FAC.
Rcynold, l3sc.: Rockdale, lsc.; AndreScoggin Sc
BROWN DoMEsrIcs 81 Trenton, Sc. 3-i Man
chester, loo. rs Carroll, iaic - Gran'eyile,
lsic.: Lawrence l.ic; Pepprcll y, l"sc.; IL Val
| ley, lie. IA Humboldt, l01c. l.. Manchester,
laSc IA Grantteville, l6c l.! Putnam, HE; ~
Indian Standard l6c.: IL Lowell Z, BE
| Drugs and DyestuTs. &C.: copperas, &c;
madden. nc; indigo, Sl.75; cochineal, s!5o@
sl.75 2 H.: extract logwood .ac.; sup. carh soda
! GtM6sc. bluestonc, lsc.
| Eggs.-l6c. IL dozen.
! F70ur.-Nirginia country Is quoted to-day by IN,
dray load: Superiine, $3.50; extra, $s.?S family
$lO
Furs.-Beaver, first quality, extra large, eaci
g. SO; second quality, I'll. so small size, Soc Bach
| Bear, $5GGS7. Gray Fox. 4Uc. led FOX, Toe
| Mink-VIrgiuia and North Carolina, s2a$ 50
Muskrat, winter catch, &c; fall catch, l6c: Kit
! tens, &c. Oposum, seasoned, SC. outer, S3Gsd
Raccoon, 254I50c. Rabbits, 2!c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-21
Domestic NIarkets-TBY TELEGpApul

New YORK. May observation-disclosures strong but
nnsct'cd Mney stendy at yer T cent "rIInE
0's, sos new, So. Virginia G's. cX-coupons, SIT
new. 81. Tennessee G's, 5St new, C5.
Flour duh and dropping. Wheat quiet and favors
buyers. Corn shade easier. Pork quiet at SAL
Lard quiet. Cotton steady mt 2';c. Turpcntne NJ
!Sc. Eosn quiet Frcights irmer.
Ercning. more active and steady: sales,
Wheat ld2c. lower. Corn steady; new white
southern, 9dc. Provisions iirner mess pork,
$3.50. Lard. kettle, lGMI9tc. Whiokcy, si.O2. SUI
gar firm. Eoasscs active. Other groceries dull.
decidedly nrmer on grain. and steady on cotton.
Governments closed firm: 5-20'S 90, 1851 South
c"n scrur!t!c; quiet. Tennessee c's, - new cot.
North Carolina 6's. so. new, Jl3. Virginia 6's,
lbs1. Gold closed III li3!gtli3t.
BALTIMORE May 2o.-virginia G's, old in
scribcd, 50. North Carolina 0's new, So bid
Cotton firm at Csc. Flour dull and irregular.
Wheat unchanged. Corn lirncr with light receipts
white s31t de-: yellow. s5NaGc. Pork, f5.75. Ba-
cou firm and active. Whisky. @l.ol, with little In
market.
CISCISNATI, May 2O.-Whiskcy firm n, 9;c.,
with little Offering Mess pork quiet and .irln at
S3l. Bacon firm and unchanged. Lard held out OF
market with lS3c. offered.
LOUISVILLE. May 2o.-Provsions firm. Mess
pork $3l.21H s3l.5O. Shoulders, la.c clear sides,
lie. Lard, l,4lsic.
ST. Louis May 9O.-Iroyisions-Ncss pork,
:3l.2j. Shoulders, l3c.: clear sides: le49l1c. Lard
lsc. Whlskcv firm and Unchanged
WuMtSGTOS, y. G.. May 2o-Splrits turpcn.
Inc better ut i2c.: crude. fl.75Gf5. Rosln quic
and unchanged. Tar, S".35.
NEW ORLEANS, May O.-C0ttOn-Dcmand ac
tive and prices sitter. but not qIotably higher
sales. s. 100 bales receipts 81 bales: exports, 81
bales, middlings, 2stI2'tc. Gold, ii3t New Iort
sight. par. Surar-Common. siUlG5c.; prime, l3i
Ml3t. Molasscs dull and unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-21

CORN AND FLOUR EACHANGE,
RICHMOND, May 90, lses.
OFFERINGS
Whent.-Whlte, 40 bushels. Red. bushels.
CorH--W hl:e. Coz bushels Mixed, /, $50 bushels.
OGtS.-3lo bushels.
Rys.-iT0 bushels.
ScreeIliags.-12 bushels.
BruH.-i. 900 bushels.
Black Psus.-2O0 bushels.
Ihsdt.-22 bushels.
Hayes bales. e
D Thse s7,I 20 bushels very good $3.50
Corn.-Wh!te, 10 bushels strictly prime, &C. :
100 bushels strictly prime, SIC l5s bushels strictly
prime &C.: 70 bushels :Scmt9t3l 2ss bushels Ii
vate terms go bushels prime, Sic. I5i bushels
very good. soc.-tDtal, l47i bushels.
OutS.-.O bushels prime, csc. l'o bushels very
good. &c. ; II bushels common, GOc.-total, 26S
bushels.
Rye.--72 bushels very good s1.25 ; 10 bushels com
mon, Sl.cJ; 10 bushels Inferior sl.l9.-sotai' IL
bushels
RE-ExnIBITED.
Corn.-White, 70 bushels. Mixed, Il! bushels.
Odts.-Si bushels.
Rye.-ll2 bushels.
Brdn.-l 900 bushels.
REMAnKs.-O Offerings Of Corn on Change to-day
e.57o bushels. Of which go were re-exhiblted and
So sold. Market fairly active, millers alone buy
ing. Some Of the distillrrs are about to resume
but have not yet begun to buy. Oats moderately
active bat lower. Rye in better demand with
ont any change in rates from last sales. Flour
dull and declining; Virginia country-Superfine,
$3.50: extra, $3l2l to SS.25 family, 1915 to slo
These quotations are based or aetna! sales. super
fine holds Its own better than the other grades, be-
causc there is proporti0natcly less Of 1t In market
With gold 1T l42 in New York the price Of -four In
gold here now (at that ratcl is-Superfne, -. a5
extra. $i.7li to SIP; family. $3.50 to $3.50.
Savannah, Ga.
MAY l2-i,rain Several cargOes of Corn ar
rived during the week. summing up 81, 900 bushels
but little of 1t has been placed from wharf, anu
that ut figures several cents below those of last
week. We hear OF sales from wharf, In large lots,
At Slo5; small quantities slm4 81. Ia; lHnland i
kinds chiefly Maryind, 3d. 900 bushels. oats are
scarce, and are bringing ooc. al.
Alexandria, Va.
MAY l9.-Flour dull. except for extra, which Il
scarce. and in demand for home consumption
sales of super NJ s6.5O057, and extra 1T $50 IS 5.
Wheat very dull ut Si.I0Gt l55 Corn shade better,
with sales at II, IS, and lot choice white ut i9c
yellow. IS. Oats steady, with sales at 0ac. -,
yanced to $s.25mSs.75 Shad, $l5@Sl5. Butter IN
demand for good, and prices unchanged.
Norfolk Markets.
MAY lo.-Sacs to-day >, 500 bushels white cora at
79bc. ,. 300 bushels at 7ac
Quotations of other articles are:
BtHtS.-SouhCrn white, S2.506IS3.
demonstrating. 27!c.; low middling, 2s5c.
good ordinary. 25ic. ordinary, Csc.
Eour.-palapSco family, Sl3. IS : extra, SsGSll ;
supcrfinc. So. 75MSS line. SGGL$G.75.
FidrSsed.-S2.lO.
OItS.-t5c.. wei gilt.
Pear.-, ed. $780, black, Sl.023.
PsaaufS.-t2. 5OGtt3.
Rnsin.-So / !3l5: No. ., So; No. 3. Sl.Oo.
Stures.-Whitc oak pipe, 500; culls, $40. White
oak heading, $40; culls. t23. White oak hogsh"ad,
SO culls go: Red OAK hosshead SIS cuiiS' So
Tar.|ijarrcis, small, sl.so large, s2.e5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-21

THE ROBBERY IN BALTIMoRE-SIXTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS STOLEN FROM TIE EN-
PRESS MEssESGER.--Wcd ncsday morning
about 8 O'Clock al employee Of Ilarnden's
Express Company was robbed III Baltimore
under the following circumstances
The moncy-delivercr, Mr.. Thomas Patti
son, left the Express office with pouch or
bag containing packages for delivery to va
rious persons. He stopped in at Nichol-
sons, corner of McClcland alley and Balti-
more street, leaving two packages contain
ing near 81 400, and then proceeded 10 house
W. = north Charles street, second door
above Iaynttc, to deliver i package from
Washington, ID. c., having on the outside
''trom Thomas Hughes" to George L.
Howard. No. IL north Charles street. Mr..
Pattison proceeded to the third story Of the
building. in which Howard had rented i
room, and found therein two men seated At
4 table. one OF the men, III answer IN his
inquiry for Mr.. Howard, said that he was
not in, but that he would receipt for the
package. Mr.. PattlSon handed him the
pack age, us also the receipt book.
One Of the men rose rs if to sign the re-
ccipt, but Immediately dealt Mr.. PattiSon Il
blow, knocking him on the floor. Both
men then jumped on and choked him so
that he was rendered powerlcss, and pro-
ceeded to tie his legs together. They had a
gay, rs also Il large bag, but: used neither, as
they were enabled to get possession Of the
pouch containing money and yaluableS Va
fued at $4,000, with which they quickly
decamped. OF this amount 900 or $40, 900
are in United States registered bonds. The
two men were observed fastening from the
passage entrance of the pavement, and were
joined on the pavement by Howard, who
went of with them. Mr.. PattiSou eXtricated
himself in ten minutes after their retreat.
The agent Of the Express (Alr. j. q. \. Her
ringl offers reward of g., 800 for the reco-
very Of the vuluables and arrest of the rob-
beers. Mr.. Pattison had previously delivered
packages addressed to Howard, who day
or two before told Mr.. PattiSon that he eX-
pccted IL package, and requested him to
bring it early in the morning.