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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-23
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

roTIcE-To THE CREDITORS OF
N INDIAN ToRREY. q Bankrupt.1ln me
District Court or the United states for me
District OF Nevada. In the matter OF INDIAN LOT
rey, Bankrupt.-Noticc is hereby given t sa.
under the provisions OF the TWanty.e aSsISar on.
titled An Act to establish a uniform system o.
Bankruptcy throughout the United states:
have submitted my account as assignee OF said
bankrupt's estate to said Court; and nave h it,
tho same; that will. on ~ ssid
day. At a Court Of Bankruptcy to DO held o. saiu
time, in Virginia City, IN tho Medin building, IN "a
said city, In said District Of Nevada, appy ~
said Court for o settlement Of my said accTu nn
and for o discharge from all liability ID hseiBn''
VI 'Aiu DAVID WEAVER,
Assignee of the estate and effects OF AidiaR
Torfey, o Bankrupt. .-oo.
Virgins, Nay atst, IsW. "1S"@ G
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Overland Dispatches
DATES TO SATURDAY NIGHT.

[sprc1AL TO THE aoLD HILL DAILY NEWS III
THE WESTERN UNION ~TELEoRkrH LINE.l
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LATEST yTELEGRAMS
pRon SAN %FRANCIsco

lsrrc1kL TO rHH ooLs H1L DAILY NKws =,
run WESTERN UNION TxLEoRArH Line
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the Order in this and most of the other
Western States, want o We'll but stu
they have positive information that the
California Fenianb win send a battal-
ion of 1000 strong, under Col. Smith
and Lieut.. Col. Walsh, to meet O'Neil
somewhere on the border and coop
crate with him.
Washingien News.
CHICAGO, May 2.-The Times
Washington dispatch says the Fifteenth
Amendment Enforcement Bill, as
passed by the Senate, is of such strln-
gent character as not to be acceptable
to the author Of the original measure
which passed the House, and when
taken up there a non-concurrence will
be moved, orto modify the bill, merely
imposing penalties tor preventing ne
groes from voting. TGT9 ga
Both the President and Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs express the
opinion that the Indian war will be
obyiated by the coming consultation
with Red Cloud and other Sioux chiefs.
The Indian Peace Commissioners are
bringing all their influence to bear
against the military policy which some
authorities are desirous to inaugurate.
All efforts to remove Collector Grin
nell, of New York, are unavailing.
Secretary Boutwell, declares he has no
intention Of removing him. ''n
The friends of John P. Hale have
word that he is to sail from Europe for
New York.on the steamer of the LIST OF
June. He is not in good health, and
appears somewhat broken down BY
events.
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LOST.

At THE MAY FESTIVAL, ON FORT
n Homestead, on the evening Of May 10th, Q
I,dy's Gold WATCH CHAIN, eighteen inches
with n brooch attached. The finder will
receive the thanks Of the owner by leaving It at
TAYLOR s. Mclzner's saloon, under Odd Fellows
HJl. MRS. MELZNER.
A llbiral reward will bepaid for It's return.
Gold Hill, May nth. 1870. my17!n
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N0TLCR To MEOHANICst
A PREMIUM OF $500 win be given for the
best Model Of two Wheels Of glass and iron, for
this distribution. The Trustees reserve tbs
night 70 reject any and all neds1.
mye1m1p
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The Trustees have appointed MAURICE
DORE and CHARLES r.. PETERS, J1S Cali.
fornla street, Business Agents for the sale Of
Tickets, and for the tranEaction OF all Business
connected with tho Entertainment, to whom all
communications may 30 addressed.
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Annual Meeting.

yirsInia. Nav 21st. 1870. II
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To provide funds for this MAGNIFICENT
ENTERTAINMENT,
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ROBERT B. SWAIN, President N. l.. A.
w. II. l.. BARNES, Vice Pres't
WIN. G. RALSTON, Treasurer
THOS: \: HAYES, Recording Sec'y "
DAVID WILDER, Coresp. Sec'y
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The warehouse of Donncll g. Sexton, at
St. Joseph, Mo, was burned Wednesday.
The building was valued at $4,000; fully
insured.
Reports from Minneapolis say the ice in
the Mississippi river went out Wednesday,,
carrying away, it is estimated, 100000
feet Of logs and n coller-dam on the st. An
thony side.
The Toronto Globe of Wednesday states
that the British Minister at Washington has
intimatcd to the Dominion Government
that President Grant has received warning
of projected raid along the Canadian
frontier from Port Huron to ST. Adams, to
take place April Is.
A fire at Muskegan, Michigan, We'd
ncsday, destroyed the dry goods stock of
NJ. H. DonohuG & Co., valued at 10000 ;
insured for $4,000. Mr.. Donohue saved
his life by jumping from the second-story
window. Loss on building, $4,000; insu-
rance, 80 900.
Tuesday night the New York OIL Com
panys works. ut Green Point, n. j., were
destroyed by fire. Loss on stock and ma
chnery, $l00,0o0. The buildings were
owned by +. \. Grove, and were valued at
$4,000 The company was insured for
$50 coo and the buildings for $4,000.
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Cuba-Spanish Report of the End of
the RebelliOn-Jordan again Re.
ported as having Fled.

HAVANA, April 7.-Oficial dispatches
from De Rodas, at Puerto Principe, are re-
ceiyed, announcing great reaction in the
insurrectionary districts in favor of the
Spaniards. Persons continue to present
themselves for protection.
Ten columns have left Puerto Principe
with instructions to divide themselves into
small parties, each column being under
sealed orders.
The rebel General Agramonte lately,
near Puerto Principe, had hung some SOL
diers for trying to surrender.
Spanish dispatches say Jordan has GER
tainly fled, and that the Cuban troops are
now commanded by Agramonte; also that
the Cuban Congress has dissolved.
Conveys of provisions now reach Los
Tunas without molestation.
lit is upon the authority of statements in
the above dispatch that the Spanish Cortes
yesterday morning hastily passed vote of
thanks to De ROdas1
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The deelaratory act extending the income
tax on official salaries, dividends, and inte-
rest, payable by corporations, until the end
of the year 1870, was passed.
The Richmond MayoraIty Case Before
Judge Chase.
WASHINGTON, April Hon. James Nee
son and Judge John A. Meredith, for Il.
4. Ellyson, and ex-Governors Wells and
Wise, for George Chahoon, have arrived
here to argue the motion to dissolve the in
junction granted by Judge Underwood be-
fore Chief Justice Chase. The argument
commences at 6 o'clock this afternoon.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April THE motion for
the dissolution of the injunction commenced
before the Chief Justice at o'clock, and
lasted an hour and half. The Chief JUS
tice made only incidental interrogatories,
and holds the case under advisement.
Third Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April 7.-Messrs. Wells
and Governor Wise argued that Chief JUS
tice Chase cannot hear q case in chambers
out of the district, and second, that Ellyson,
being in contempt of Judge Underwood's
court, is not entitled to hearing in cham
bers.
Messrs. Neeson and Meredith argued that
the location of chambers is immaterial, and
that Ellyson, though in contempt, is not
barred, but conceding that the injunction
involves some thirty other persons who
Messrs. Neeson and Meredith represent.
The Chief Justice took the matter under
Amusement. Justice Nilsson sat with the
Chief Justice, probably as an adviser.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The revenue re-
ceipts to-day were s3S6,0O0.
A treaty has been concluded making let
ter postage to Germany seven cents direct
and fifteen cents when uia England.
Ex-President Andrew Johnson is going
to Europe for six months tour.
William F. Prosscr, of the fifth Tennes-
see district, has nominated o yellow boy,
named Alonzo Napier, to West Point.
The impression is strong that the Print
ing Committee will exculpate the Public
Printer, Clapp.
Commander J. n. Miller has been ordered
to duty as chief of staff Of the southern
squadron.
General Sidney Burbank, after forty
years. consecutive service, has been retired
at his own request.
The Secretary of War forbids court-mar-
tails hearing the testimony of the accused
in his own defence.
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LYnchburg Markets.

APRIL s.-Apgles; Green, q barrel, 81. 5oGs4;
dried: peaIEf asan Nj ssg S .,s,0,sc.
.Butter.--Nos: !, 2, and5, a. h 80, 2oGlsc.
BeesnG1.--49 D., 30@3lc.
Bl0ck6erriss. dried. u b., cyclic
Corn.--White, csc .@Sl; yellow and mixed, S2g
CSC.
corn Medl.--sl.os.
Flour.-superine, o. barres $5.7sGse; extra,
Se0LSs.25; family, %G$7.50.
Feathers.--Liye goose, a. o., 75@80c.
Flarseed.--Tl bushel So rs., Sl.8UGS2.9o.
Ginseng. --5s@6Oc. q b.
0dts.-.T bushel, ds@5oc.
Onions "a bushe), Doc. Nfl.
Peds.-.Dried, q bushel, sl@l*l..S.
P0rk.-Fresh hogs, q d., logllc. saited, lsG
Hc.
Rye.-7a bushel Of So ibs., so&1s5c.
Rags. Linen and cotton, u b., 4s9sic.
Idltor.--T' b., ll9ll3c.
Timothy Seed.--sa nushel of Is Ds., $7.sO0$s.
Tinegar Pure cider, q gallon, 2sGgaoc:
Hhedt.--White sl.25@sl.as: red, sl. G@l.2o:
Wool.Washed, p b., !o05c. unwashed' So@
Whiskey.-Rectiaed. a gallon. sl.ssGsl.as
pure Virginia mountain rye, $2@$3.5o.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON Anil G 1S10

t,,rrcerondprcr of the Richmond Disnatch
WASHINGTON Anil 1s7o
c.. ~, ,. y,
INC "eo,h" '''t ,, ""',nS oeen h"oe 'he
>pr''a' 9'"'. ''' .ueSa"s heN,' We may
'>i",' "''"''e 80" w .,,l' ''''' "l''o''
mas ''''' u'"SSr,h ne e's'" a'"ss 'o' 60
M""H '''"'nS nc f,ts'i,' ''o'ca'ions ee'
'n,I} "'s wa, 'NI p.,'s''",' "'"'i'uinei.'
WI! W Auop'eo unless 'hc "s'o'o sunJcc' Is
'noeHn'etS P"s'poneu- 'he an''-p'hsna
ne" "o"ia Ta'neF nave ih"e,ii"e Pos'pohe-
H'eH' IMAM oe'Pa'' nho VIII "orh 10 'h91
rAa y" ~, P'"'""'i''f. ,"ry succeed
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'vS.,.,"' - u .',I ~, 80 ".'',s'',
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lose SC HF'i'"c s"oJ''' LOT p"'''SS"
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me l"en j. en'e'!"'"eo ~ sol', ~ W.
members OF @u3".ln,'S Owe; 'aUn r ,mJ 40
q 'u,y uh,li Vr'o'e' - = ,,~':; Sne. ~.
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.


PARIS, April 1T is reported that the
opposition to the Plebiscitum will issue a
proclamation concerning it.
The bullion in the Bank of France has
increased 80,000,O00
PARIS, April Tt is rumored that
Count Dartiand Buffet, Minister of FL
nance, has resigned.
1t is also rumored that the Emperor has
been hurt while mounting his horse.
These rumors depress the Bourse.
Emile Olivier and Jules Janier have
been elected members of the Academy of
France. Olivier takes Lamartine's chair.
The medical students of the School Of
Medicine have signed protest against
closing their school.
The Noniteur, the ministerial journal,
accuses NJ. Rouher Of encouraging the
strike ut Creuzot.
SPAIN.
MADRID, April THE popular opposi-
ton to the CONSUMPTION is not abated. Yes
terday a number of men entered Sc
vile from the neighboring villages of
Conas and Santiponio, with banners flying,
shouting "Viva Republican," Down
with the CONSUMPTION" They were evil
IDENTIFY sent out to test the disposition OF
the people for o general rising. The riot
ers were promptly arrested by the authori-
ties. Groups of people formed around the
guard, and for time it was thought ef-
forts would be made to rescue the prisoners.
They were lodged in jail after some diff
Guilty, and the crowd dispersed. The city
then became quiet.
MADRID, April7-Evening.- The troubles
at Barcelona have been renewed with in
creased violence. The rioters have barri-
caded themselves a short distance from the
city. The Captain-General has notified the
Government that he has not force enough
to carry the barricades. General Prim sent
General Baldrick to the scene.
In the Cortes to-day dispatch from the
Captain General Of Cuba was read an
nouncing that General Jordan, the insur'
gent commander -in-chief, had fled, and
many rebels had surrendered and many
had been executed. The Co1tes tbereupor
adopted vote of thanks to De Rodas, thu
army and navy, and the volunteers.
LONDON, April 7.-The paper-maker
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Financial and Commercial
Grain and Flour Market.

Grain and Flour Market
Conn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA, April !, 1870. )
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, 100 bushels. Red, 81 bushels.
GtorS.m - l7s bushels. Yellow, $50 bushels.
Oats.-L GA bushels.
Rye.-2s bushels.
Wheat. White, So bushels prime at el4o; 90
bushels fair ut so bushels good at $ls23total
bush Is common at 81l5 100 bushel. fair at SlI7S
AZ bushels good at *l2o 10 bushels very inferior
Corn.-White, none. Yellow, $50 bushels prime
II ~ mixed, 20 bushels prime at 81.
Oas.-2l2 bushels very good ut SIC. /; 900 bushels
very good ut total, S42 bushels.
RE-ExuIBITRD.
Oats.-- 5o2 bushels.
oherings en- the corresponding da,e Of last year
we're:
Wheat.-white, 222 bushels red, so bushels.
Corn White, 800 bushels yellow, none mix ed,
1850 bushels.
OdtS.--44o bushels.
Rye.--l,O a bushels.
The prices on that day were rs follows:
Wheat.--White, very good, $3.50; red, good,
Corn.--white, fair, Sic. yellow. none sold ;mix-
ed very good, &c.,
Onts.--Nery good, 6dc.
Rye.--Prime, $l.4l.
Flour. Virginia country (wholesaie): Super.
Aue, So.o's cAIa. @V'-o, ldmliy, Slo'io.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
APRIL 5.-P. A-Wheat Is steady and may be
quoted at Yesterdays prices offerings OF 800 BUSH
els red with sales at $l.24 $l2s. $l.2S, and $l3o
no white on Change.
Corn active and 5@4c. better sales Of samples
of small lots river white ut $1.Oa offerings of l,2l4
bushels mixed, with sales at 9o9S9c. 0$1; sales OF
yellow at 0Sc., with offerings OF l1s bushels.
No offerings of Eye.
Light offerings Of Oats, with sales at 6e0s7c.
SAVANNAH, GA.
APRIL a.-Flour--The market Is In full sup ply
with very little demand. We quote snperfine, sea
20 50 extra, se.5o@$7; family $7@$s.sO; fancy,
80. 5oGSlo.
Grain Corn in moderate demand. We quote
prime white, sl.226G$l.25 from wharf, Sl25@Sl .27i
from store yellow. $l.25 from store. Oats active
at so9SOc.
Hny--Eastern, 4 small stock.
WILMINGTON, n. G.
APRIL 4-P. H. Corn.-A cargo Of 100 BUSH
els sold at 81. 90.
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LISCHBURG, VA,

APRIL G.--Receipts Of loose this week consider
ably larger than last. But less OF hogsheads
about. The mar et more active than for several
weeks past, and prices better. All grades Of
working In demand at high prices and tendency
upwards. We quote: Pri7RiR1s. s5@l*G. Lugs--
Inferior and common, $GA$7; good and smooth
dark, s7.jo@fo fine working and smoking 500
so extra yellow smoking, $259s4l. Ley--Infe-
rlor and common, $7.5dllslC.5O; good and fine
sis; common Working filters, so@slo; good work-
81; extra working oilers, $l5@lSlS: common and
fine wr*prcrs. Sl59$50; extra fine wrappers,
scarce, $tO@$225.
PETERSBURG, VA.
APRIL 0-P. M-The market is without change.
The offer ings are light and mostly of inferior and
demand at full prices. We quote Luss at S71*e,
mostly at S7.5L9eFs.25. Leaf--Snft, Ss@tlo; good.
$9G$i4. The receipts generally being mixed and
ana iE F bad 9gcer Very oFght Saftsrings igstl
@ IgsssS from '' 10 sl'' '9al S''sS'' fancy '
ST. LOUIS.
APRIL / ls7o.-Receipts of the week, Ia hogs
heads. 4 good demand Is expressed for all grades.
advance has been affected Of rs to Soc a 100 bs.
Sellers are looking for an Improvement in quota
lions, and reflections, In consequence, are rather
for this staple product of the state must draw the
favorable attention of our farmers to its enlarged
cultivation.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
APRIL 1.-THE market during the past week has
been active and closes firm, full prices being re-
allied for all desirable gr3dcs.
The sales ut The six auction warehouses for the
week amount TO 9l3 hogsheads.
The following Is IN exhibit or sales for the week
week, sl3 hogshcads; sales for the year IL oIs hogs
heads.
houses amounted to l3e hogsheads, with rejection
of bids OH hogshcads.
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Richmond Prfces-Current.

THURSDAY, APRIL !, 1870.
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.
Apptes.-se 1898 for small; s'Gs5 for me-
dunn to large.
Alcohot.-$sGs?.ao @ gallon.
Aie.-scotch, best brands, pints, - y dozen |;
quarts, IS. a
Bdcon.-shoulders, les0l2tc.: ribbed sides ls1e9
ls,c.; clear ribbed sides let@loic,; virginia nos.
round l51l5Ac; Virgins hams lsc. cangassed
hams Soc; plain hams, lalD?oc.
B1ltter-Prime. aogQa5c.i poor TO COCO, le&Yssc-
Brandv.-French e1eGsla: apple, ea.2s@sa.7s,
wholesale: PhIIadeiphia, ". So1S2.75; peach, -.
Brooms.-Three strings S39ssss four strings,
small, Sa.5e0sA7s; large, $s; i've strings Ss.2sg
'giueksts-Pa.nted. two hoops, ss.ss9ss.'s shret
hoops, $3.50.
BeeSBaI.-32c. " p.
Bark.-S5Gs7 per cord, and dull.
Broom Cora.-Green, l39glsc.: red. sGDloc- $ %
Concentrated Ley.-ss@ss.aa per dozen by tn
case. -ssH
Csment.- g.. 2sGss. 50 q barrel.
CbRfscttonsrtsS, Ffwtts &c.-Canay. sticks lss
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Domestic Markers- TELEGRAPH

NEW, Yonk, April 7-Noon.-FIour steady.
Wheat firm. Corn . shade hrmer. Pork quiet !;
sm a hssa S a!G %Idn a. sSe ton
Rosin firm strained. ssisGs.is. Freish.s dull iii.
e1f snpernne stass ssss
mon to fair Extra kouthern, $s.co0$S. Wheat,
%Syy T K. a fr GPSsr W ses @s asas
sI.Oa. Beef quiet Mess Pork, sgass7 Iai, Lard
trm at ls@Dletc. .Whiskey, $l.o56E*l. 0e. Groce-
ries firm. Naval Stores quiet. Freights dali.
BALTIMORE. April7.-Cattle market Offerings
fully sc: higher: sheep-Supply lishs' and market
equal to the demand; market duff and Prices bard
to maintain, ranging .. from u TO lac.
sylvania, ALSO; Maryland, sl.3sG$l.S. Corn ac-
i've; White *io7; Isllox; sl.os; Oats active e
Sides ISL; clear sides, issc.: shoulders. Isse.:
hams, ls02oc. Lard firm at isc. Whiskey hrm az
Virginia rs-old, 81 bid, SIT asked; Isss's, %
bid: 1as7's, sl3 bid, sli asked.
NEW ORLEANS April 7.-Cotton steady and In
fair demand; miJdiings, 2stc. sales : $50 bales:
Receipts l.sls bales Esno o I,,I asyrs A@
bales Berne. Iss sbsIes.. stock, I7s,r. bales
sngar-Prime, lisgllic. Molasses-Rebo.isd, so
Gold, I'LL! New York sight, apremium.
MOBILE, April 7.-Cotton quiet but hrm at 3it0
2ec; sales 300bales receipts, los bales exports
To Great Britain, ,s3l bales; continent l,esI
bales stock, 4s,312 bales.
SAVANNAH. April 7.--Cotton dull. with moro
sellers than buyers; middlings, ?lt422c. sales,
900 bales; receipts, 1874 bales; stock, 81 $50 bales.
| CHARLESTON, April 7.-Cotton quiet and .
light stock causes much drmness middings, z3e.:
sales. 100 bales receipts, al bales stock, 10 ss'
| bales. ~
AUGUSTA, Adjudication closed quiet and firm;
middngs, 2i02lac.; sales, 400 bales receipts, ~
| bales.
CINCINNATI April 7.-Corn In COED demand q
| ss6as7c. Whlskey steady at 81. Pork. ~, with
little Offering. Bacon firm shoulders, ntc. sidea
lsc.; clear Sides, lstllec.
Sr. LOUIS, April Corn very arm mixed. g
| esec.; white, s0Ge7c. Whisky, 1Le:. PORK,
ia. so@S2s. Observation-Disclosures, nac.; clear sioeS,
le3c.
LOUISVILLE. April 7.-Coru.. csc. Pork. e5s.
Bacon-Shouiders, IlSc,; clear sides, le3c. Lard,
isc. Whisky, 81.
| BosToy, April To-day Is holiday and Their
Is no market FOR cotton. Receipts, 81 bales stock
! IL, 900 bales.
;. NORFOLK. April 7.-Cotton armer; low mid
dlIngs sOaG:lc.; sales, loo baies; receipts. 81
bales exports cosstwiEe, $50 bales stock, 4aI
| bales.
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ArKIL 0. -Coh0n.-Low grades nominal at l7@
1ac. fair To good 2OM2O3c.; strict selections, 2lc
Market quiet wi,h but llitIe doing:
(orn.--Sl .OcGA$l. 10, with advancing tendency.
Peanuts Dull at $l.5OMs2.7s for fair to prime.
Beans. I'll .5olS2."5, and dali.
IPhedt.-We note sales at Sl.soQ$l.1 for white
and $l.25GL $3.50 for red.
Seed Cloversced, $40; Timothy Seed $3.50 /;
Orchard Grass, ~; Kentucky Blue Grass Seed
- Herdsgrass Seed, ~. Fair supply and de-
nand good.
Wool.-Washed, 3O@38c. unwashed, 2ag52sc.
utter.-.3s@ioc. for fair to prime country.
BeestcdE.
Dried Frutt.@Apples, 7a8c:; peaches, lO@l2c.
EggS.--There Is d good demand for Eggs at FOG
CSC.
Hifies-Green, &C.,; G. s., &c.; Flint, l5c.; dry
sailed l4c. calfskins, sl.25 deerskins, 2Oc. % d.
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Norfolk Markets.

APRIL 5.-Cotton. -Middling-N0ne In market /;
low middling, eO@2v3c.; good ordinary, lSglssc.,
ordinary l5!Wl73c.
Corn.-Whlte 3 .o2; Yellow, 9sc.; Mixed, 81.
Rosin..-So. /, 81. so@$3; No. ?, $egS2.lo; No. .,
81.
Tur.-Large barrels, $40 small barrels. $1.s !
Ltquors-Whiskey- Proof, sLeeGsl.so; oid
Fiour.wFsmily, $7.scQss; Extra. segs7.so ;
01s.-BlacE, 7o@7sc.; Spring tby weight cargo,
&c.; Spring Thy weight) from store, eoc
Peanws.-Prime, ss'S9gs2'eo'; fancy sa.'esa
Psas.-Black-eyed, s1.ss@sl.7o; Black, Slscg
Sl.55 Clay Peas, Sl.4o@SL5.
Whsat.-Wh ite - Prime $40. Red Prime
SI.3o.
Shinoles.-Favorite brand I2-inch), 2sG$9. SO
No. l. S7nS3 common, $4609se; No. IL feet)
sl2. s9G$l3.50 No. ? e feet $l09tl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08
The Matalrie Races.

New ORLEANS, April THE selling J"
race, dash one and half miles, purse
$500, was won by Derringer beating Com
bination, Betty, Boy, Minnie, and Jim I'm
derwood, who came in in the order named.
Time: 2:423.
The next race, two-mile heats, purse
500, with 5000 to second horse, was won
by Coquette. Donovan, 4; Lander, dis
tanced; Alice Poole, distanced; Buck
Reese, 2 3; Nat. Griffin, 2. Time: 3:434 !;
3:493.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Rev York Stock and Money Market

NOW fCTtt SEVCF{ stffk 1HVHEcJ -'ktH1sttE.
new YORK, Airi! 7--So5".-Stocks llEm. Mo-
hey easy al 5Gt per cent. Sterling FIX
clKlagc-Long, lC>S: short, lot. Gold. lll3.
Fivr-twcntics, CO, llcl. Tennessee C's--Ex-
coupons, 80; new. 523. Virginia Gs--Ex-cou-
pons 20: new. 69b. Louisiana C's--Old. "a new,
III LcyerGS, ~: s., Of. Alabama SIS, 90 IS,
"a. Georgia G's. s.; -. 9-i. North Carolina
Cs. 4e.; new, 20. South Carolina o., old, IS /:
new, -.
Ersni,tg--unitcd Stat bonds, 1881, coupons,
IA; l.j3fs llo! lsf.'s, 1c9l: lsGj's, lst: ncw,
l0,$ l.@7< 1879 l.:Ss, 1859. 10 :, l0G4 Others
unchanged. Tennessee c.. s.: now, 59s. Nir-
GINA G's, 69t new, g. Georgia G's, -; rs. 90.
>o-tl Carolina GS. a.: new. 70. South CARROLL
ia G's, now. So. Louisiana oS, -; new, "a.
Lcycc -, 70: >'s,9i. Alabama - oct SIS. 49,
The sub tccasuy? balance is So, SO SIC including
- 5UT 800 turrclrv,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08
Ul-AnlLlTIEs.-Int the Senate Wedncsda,

UlSAHlLITIEs.-lnth the Senate Wednesday
Ny Lewis presented the petitions Of John
\. Thornhill, Warren: 4. J. Gaulding,
Hcysvillc John Cosby. Harrsonburg; VII
liam :. Fletcher, Accomac; John \. Stan
=~r and Henry :. Stranger, Montgomery !;
4. p. DUNCAN, Siuyth; J. Merchant,
Washington; T. VI. Tate. N. d, Smyth !;
e. Il. Hume. Greene: and OF Joshua Tay-
Tor. Eoict"urt praying the removal Of their
political DISABILITIES CHI were referred 10
The Sclect Committee on the Removal Of Po-
i,ticnl Disabilities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08
The Mcfarland Case,

New YORK, April 1.-The prosecution in
the Mcfarland case closed to-day, and the
defence commences tomorrow. No new
facts were developed.