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The quotations based cotton running quality not
more than half grade above below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GKAN-fiour. 1888 hbls. wheat, III SIS
bushels barley So busbss The flour MARKET was au,
Rye nour dull with rtaing saes Southern 6our
quiet and Unchanged about 9O bb changed hands
fass OF quotations. Corn meal quiet, steady:
saes 50 bb At s3 Is for jersey and ~ Coles county
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


GENTLEMAN AND WIFE REQUIRE ONE OR TWO
"A unfurnished Rooms in the upper part OF New York
for and buggy. Address, with price,
c. NJ, boz ~ Herald Office.
DOOMs wANTED.-A PARLOR, TWO BEDROOMS
IL and Bath, handsomely furnished above second 6oor
and above Forteh street, BY two ladies' Address A. b.
f., Herald Office.
WANTED--Ak UNFrRNIsHED ROOM AND BED.
w room for light housekcepng location Of Second
avenue and avenue, from Thirty.
eighth street. Address H., 37 East Iwentyninh street.
VNAkTED-A pARL<JR AND BEDROOM, FURNISHED
w unfuTnished, Ia respectable upper portion Of
the city By gentleman recently returned from abroad
references given and required Address o. U. L. Herald
ONCE
V1TANTED- NEAR COOPER INSTITUTE, LARGE
w furnished Bedroom and Sitting Room, with convent
ence terms which must moderate
and particulars Address PERhANENCY, station d.
VN ANTED-A FIRST CLASS. MEDIUM SIZE WELL
w Furnished Houao, Fifth avenue, between Twen-
ty.thtrd Fiftieth for private family
Address 2l0, Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Wheat was dull and lower and nominal. The sales
inc comprsns altogether about aoo BUSHELS Al 81 II
:0ss aes No. Tor s: 81
& for 81 e 70 S
Corn was steady oos bushels at 77xc
& for mixed .nos Other ss ss:erPss: were dun ana
~s CT ns aDa
Eys Vas dun and HoIa at ss &c. with 'm, .a sa e
bushes Canada sOd al " sshc
as s IA.
NAN. very strong The enlargement. wsIeTo Liverpool.
ss.s:: EssSsss::
Oh ss 4 al So,s sJ:ss sd So s 9ae' % sGd
20 bale. cotton 'I I'd sd Se charters co%pri.e
:s.s sss s. S.
"a an American brig hence 70 G,sratar for orders.
&C. e. a. 5 sS a
sn s ~ s ss
H sS nsrn fo% e orb
ant Although prices remain without no,cabe CHANGE
Small saes have been made at The following quotations:
cs s:7.s and m1ed.... s9c sss &c sssS
Muscovado refining. ............ "a soc. . sac
Auscovado, rrocery............ SIC. $40
EnsIsh i:ands ................... a. BIC a1oc
NAvAs market has been very quiet iodsv law
and for spirits !gpcntne unsettled sales were reported d
S su m Sale. Of CO Ss
s S.ss r.. sos .;e sas
bat steady OBJ, W,n.son oof realized ss IS
sac!.Sy shsassa ys:s5s.y. sssss.H. held ior
bid 6ecemSsr Case 81 renan.d dun ana entirely
Ss. ;ss: oSs
uposr and So 80 road Tns Phi.dsphi. market
Lis S ssd sas Il eT A.
market fer mess pork was quiet but without noticeable
w e ~. 9: S.S IS 81 10 ,osS,ss
. - : :ss
ana Lard steady and T. request The
:ss : * 80
! ssc 80 .erss: ior sssi &c, and scS U ssre.:
;ssts :ssS 'a: sf ssi pg H:s
issj %s.;
% m A. ca
:sow:s ,as NOR. sssyiy resulting .sls: q go So.ss
s.ss ss.. .is: S :a :b s
ssie DO sugar ear:d .na snsssd lac ls. Dressed
o.: active
svsxs ssa.y Ssss very 8 Quit su. sir.
also 400 bores on private terms We quote Cubs!nerc
common refining, 1ac s1ac. fair good refining.
&C. sAc good 10 Prime refining sAc asxc fair good
Hss ! I1n so. ss sssss s;'s s
hhds and boxes. &C. &c lnelsdo ltc. exc Ilsvans..
q a. Pkc 9kc: do II 70 is. Toe i0izc; do rs 70 Is
uhc l5ye do 10 70 70 Ike bye; do. white u &c
sss isr . choice grocery &c iOzc Brsii.Gueh
Nos 10 20 " eye. exc. kanila-saperior and extra
srIARks moderate demand and steady salss we're
reported Of 81 tierces at lJAc for prime.
TAkLow was quiet but unchanged The saltv about
b0v Tbs al -, y4c. for country, and e ssSt city
with saies Of about $50 bbs 81 &c. =
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: q: selma Rome aR6 Dalton Railroad sevens.
10 ! %; Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Fights.
rs a 90: Memphis city sexes. IS o.; savannah city
sevens "a 81; New Orleans consols, old. 70 a. u;
do Issued to railroads. SKIES. 70 "a; dc. sevens
6S es.
Fhe following table shows the highest and lowest
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-for aevery low middnng been
cembs, 500 Al isc. 200 at IS nloc 100 At GOO
$780, 100 at Ice. loo February s0o At
ota o bales To.da1Norember 100 81 GSv c e. is
is is-lsc go at ls5sc December 200 2. 800 :.
se uo At i lllsc December and January zoo each
At 10 LIZ, iu a, Te zoo at ic OS at IS 1siso Zoo az
S.c February 4o9 At isAc 100 slsc zoo at
1885, a 1885, 500 at 1915; april a9o At lsaxc, 20
9oc. free board Baltimore, 90 at ,<c.; Total,
1880 ha'es; grand total. 3, $50 bales.
Rates cotton foreign closed folows:-To Lv-
srDoot sv steam 20 7isd ov sail 7.ssd: esd: to
Nd compressef hremen BY stcam lea gold. comprcssed
70 Baltic ports, bv sa, c lc, gold The receipts
Mobile oss savsnnah 1928; Chare.ton, SolS; Whining
ton ll5 Total 1876 This last week. 2ls This day
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov. 8-Se L.
CorFKk-here has been considerable activity to-day In
me coffee maks and under the improved inquiry prices
have advanced nom ~ kc. nearly al descriptions.
The sales, here and In Baltimore (mostly sr1vs age-
gate about $4,000 bags mainly private serms few
lou within the range OF tho following quotations -
Cargocs ordinary Rio, 1870. lsxc do. fair To- allhc
do good, llzc l5c do. prime. ls%c l5kc, colo.
bond. sixty days: haracaibo. lsc lsxc Laguaya lskc
gold, duty paid. =
CoTros.Thc market wa. somewhat irregular, opening
frmer continued favorable from Europe and
closing easier In of full receipts the ports
Prices early In the day were fully &c per ID higher but
sSe toward the close except perhaps sm. way For.
ever with the advance partially lost The sales fol-
lows
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An analysis or the above ngures shows loss or
q, sos 100 In reserve and q decrease OF Sd 200 In
liabilities. The surplus reserve is therefore down
60 s75-a decrease for the week OF ST. $50.
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing street prices OF
government bonds Saturday evening limited
states currency sxes 1las I1a.; do do, 1881, reg
Btered, 1l6x 1l6A; do. do. coupon, l17K NIX;
20 nve-twentes, registered, May and November,
Ill INK; do. do, 1852, coupon, do i1lsI ll1H;
do. do, 1864 40. d. ll1H I1l3; do. do, 1866, do.
do, ll1x 11lzl do. do, registered. January and
July, 1l3Z Hay; DO. do, 1865 coupon, do, 113X
li4K; 40. do, 1867, do. do. l14x ll4X; do. do,
1855 do do, 1I4x lis; do, ten-forties. regis
sercd 1o9x ITO; do. no., coupon, lo0X ITO.
THE COURSE or THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations dauy In the price OF gold
SoIin
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The following table shows the highest ana b;wes
prices OF the principal stocks during saturday,
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UCTTON. AUCTION. AUCTION NOTICE.
"A THIS (M0nday1 MORNING. conmencing lu1< O'Clock,
LUKE fiTZGERALD, Aucticnecr win dispose OF iii the
elegant ccsy Furniture contained in Everett
House. 10 West Twenty third street, Sixth avenue,
VIZ Panoiorte fine on Painting Caara marble Stauary
rarior Suits, Chamber suits In walnut
Washsands Armorc- spring hair hatresses
Centre and SIDE Tabss solid silver class china Dinner and
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UGUsT MARTENS 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERS
n Magnificent Household Furniture, valued ut $4,000
Panoforts: Bronzes; Paintings, Drawing Room Suits Sill
verware statuary Works OF Arr, at public auction Rare
chance for On this day Monday
CANT mans'on Of Henry Drake, Esq Sc West Fifteenth
Room Sus covered brocate and maroueeric boz
de rose Cabinets Tables Etagcres Secretary Bookcase
coGnnre JarineTs, Lace Brocatel Curtains Chandelier
Bronze Clock Vases. Ornaments magnificent rosewood.
PanOlorte celebrated maker roseT0od walnut Chamber.
Dining Furni.e Glassware, Basement Kitchen Furniture
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCTONEER, SELLS ON WBDNnaI
w day November 20 H. .t 10Y O'Clock, At IE6 WEI
GO loo Coal Sou te: large quantity Of Tin and Pla.s
geher with tine Good WIN, bv order Of O. Burton, admins
TRAITOR Of the estate Of the late Georce toron
fine location. Apply 10 Auconeer, "a Canal street.
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Telegraphic Summary.

The ship Limerick, with 1,OOe passengers,
from Liverpool for New York, has nut int,
Queenstown disabled. -
The commissions to bankers, one-fourth
of one per cent, for negotiating the new
loan are payable III coin.
Secretary Boutwell, has gone to Chicago
for a week. Mr.. Richardson acts for him
in the meantime.
Admiral Porter will command the fleet
which meets the Russian fleet bearing the
Russian Prince to the United States.
The New York canals opened for nayiea.
ton yesterday, and were reported in all
quarters to be in good order.
An cmeutc in Venezuela has just been
suppressed. a Cuban emissary" is in
that country looking for aid.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, April PA New Or
ieans dlspatch says the Bonnet Care ere.
vase has widened to $50 feet, and is is feet
deep. The damage to. the city of New Or
leans, jackson kiver railroad, and the
" a Union Telegraph lines, is serious.
ms is dispatch from Supt. Van Horne
10 PRESIDENT Orion, Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company: :
Neso Orleans, April PA vast volume
OF water is. rushing through the Bonnet
Caire creVasse with sound like thunder,
plilng itself up in the middle in the form of
IN arcn; 1t has cut channel far out into
a Sne nelas TO the depth Of probably 40 feet.
Inc great levee crumbles into its boiling
waters. Closing the crevasse is beyond the
range OF possibility. A continuous sheet OF
water extends from here to Lake Pontchar.
train, and for miles above and below, The
disaster Is beyond remedy. =
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Domestic Markets -TBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Arril "4.-Cotton irl ocular and I'M
settled sales, $50 bales at 14sc. flour SOUTH
ern dropping; common to fa.r extra, So 75G0$7.25
good to choice, s7.5o@ta: Wheat l@2c lower !;
winter red and amber western, $l.57@sl.sO. Cora
demand at I2Q73sc. Pork heavy at lS01stc. Beef
QUILL ard u shs1e frmeri kettle, Ilsc. Whis-
key, 9:sc. Naval stores qniet.
BALTIMORE, April 9!.-Va. 8s-Old, Sc bid ;
Co.'S, 10 asked CTS, G5 bid, 50 asked; coupons
cid, 10 bid, y asked. North Carolina G's-Qld IL
bid so asked.
Flour-Fsmily active, With the market In rAvor
Of buyers nj: dun and high Rr. DIES. Wheat
irm and unchanged. Corn drl white ana yell
low southern, TO-: Pork dull ~ So. hscon firm :;
shoulders, Ste. Whiskey scarce at 92@g?Sc.
CISCISSkTI. April 24.-Flour dull and droop-
ing family, @G.15uSG IS. Corn In good demand
ut full prices, " quoted at sic. Pork unsettled
at sIs.l2s. Lard nominal. Bacon dropping clear
sides, 9ic. Whisky dropping 1t s909Oc.
NEW ORLEANS. april 2.-Sugar and molasscs
unchanged.
New York sigh, premium. Gold. llca.
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FIRE IN THE Coal -POHsrille,
Pa, April 22.-Thc Hickory shut at st.
Clair, Belonging TO the Hickory Coal Com
pany. took lire inside this morning from
spontaneous combustion. The horses and
mules We're saved. Ii is Impossible to esti-
mate the loss. ! he mouth OF the shaft is
alright. The result viii be the smother
ING Of the lire or a terrible explosion.
1t is feared Il terrible explosion will be
the result. Watchmen are stationed about
the shaft TO prevent people from coming
near it. In the event Of their being unable
to smother the fire, stream of water will
be turned III to drown it.
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HERE is something TOO ripe to keep this
weather. 1t is saiu that the day General
Palmer WAS turned ont Of the appraisers
Office he called on Mr.. Greeley and talked
the matter over. On leaving he noticed
that lie hadn't cent OF change with him
to pay ear fare up town. Turning to Hor-
ace, he said. 'Br the way, lind have
left my pockct-hook ut home. | wish YOU
would lend me five cents to ride up The
farmer looked ii him Il moment with one
OF his most lnarroWtat onion expressions,
ANA said. :" BY the great (>ay CESAR, if |
was as poor rs YOU are, Palmer, | would
walk up town." Palmer footed it.-N. y.
Democrat
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WHEN that colony of eastern people set
tied at Greeley. Colorado, everything was
lovely. with the exception OF the bloody
Indians. The people had no protection
from the Government. - they set about it
to devils" some means OF protection against
The red men of the forest Different plans
were canvaS>ed. bus one after another
given up as impractica!'le. until an old
editor IN the party hit upon i novel and
effective plan. tx. started !; paper called
the Grcci.y Tribune. and had the head OF
The paper engraved in E;reeley's hand
writing. These papers are left around the
outskirts Of the settlement, and Is soon rs
al Indian secs that head &c becomes dizzy,
has the collie. becomes Il maniac. and PUSHES
to his friends ANA drop; Grad.-New York
u, mCcyut.
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PoSTPoNEMENT OF THE GENERAL ASSAULT.
VERSAILLES, April 24.-It is not expect
ed that the general assault will commence
to-day. Reintorcements for the Govern
mcnt are arriving daily and being forward
ed TO the front.
The evacuation of Clarendon Ivy The
Prussuns is officially contradicted. The
Prussans at st. Denis have stopped the in
gress Of supplies to Paris from the North.
TOULOUSE DECLARED IN STATE OF SIEGE.
Toulouse has been declared in q state o.
siege. '"
THE PROPOSITION OF PORTION OF THE IN
SURGENTS.
PARIS, April 23.-The Republican Lea que
has published the details Of its proposal i0I
the autonomy of Paris. II President Theirs
consents to it the League will force the
Commune to accept it. ..
Gen. Cecilia has been appointed com.
mandant Of Paris.
The firing to-day is not heavy.
A night attack on Asineres by the Com.
munists has been repulsed with great
slaughter.
WAR PREPARATIoNs-AN ARMIsTICE AsKEI
FOR.
PARIS, April 24.-General Cluseret re.
ports to the Commune that a suspension OF
host:lities at Neuilly is arranged for noon
to-day. He also reports that affairs at AS.
nieres are in excellent condition. There
were no great movements OF troops ye>ter'
day.
Immense defensive preparations are in
progress.
Torpedoes have been placed at the St
German and Versailles railway station, and
batteries are erected in the streets of Cas-.
tellane, ST. Roche, and st. Sulpice.
The priests have been released from im'
prisonment.
VERSAILLES, April 24.-M. Theirs re.
ceived deputation from the Masonic
Lodges of Paris, who asked in behalf OF
the people Of that city that an armistce
might be granted. Nj. Theirs replied that
Gen, Ladmiraut had the power to grant i
truce whenever necessary, but the Com
mune could never be recognized by the
Government. -s,"..n 49,.
THE GERMAN PARLIAAENT-THE FRENCH IN.
DEMNITY. .....
BERLIN, April "a Parliament has passed
the loan bill.
although the French should pay the first
instalment Of indemnity Immediately, the
forts on The north and east OF Paris would
not he evacuated until the final treaty al
peace had been concluded. The negotla'
lions ut Brussels, he said, made slow pro
gress. The French were trying to better
their condition, but Germany was infiexi.
BILE. The movements OF the Commune en-.
tailed sacrifices on Germany, but she would
not NEEDLE with the internal affairs Of
France. .----es.----.
THE Ex-CoMMUNICATIoN OF DR.. DoILINGER
MUNICH, April 24.-The King Of Bavaria
has written a letter to DR.. Dollinger de-
Dloring the sentence OF accommodation
nyonounced against him by, the Pope.
GREAT BRIrAlN-rHE PROPOSED MATCH TAX
LONDON, April 24..-An immense number
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Cotton Markets-TBY TFrEGp,pu

,MoSDAY, April 2!.-Norfok: Firm; low mid
dlinss, l3s@llc.; receipts, 1887 bales exports,
coastwse 927 bales sales 100 bales st ock e!s7l
bties. NeW Orleans: Dull ana nominal at la5D
l'sc.; receipts, 1888 bales; exports to LiverpC Of
..dI4 bales; Havre, 3,7!6 bales; Bremen $50 bales;
Bar: c.nna ! 3s3 bales: ccastwise. 3,sl. bales !;
STOCK. l92, i4S bales. Charleston Quiet at lic.:
receipts, 3i8 bales exports cnasLwise. 1913 bales:
sai!s, 300 balss; stock. 1882 bales. Wilmington
quiet IT lic.; receipts 23I bales exports, coast
wise. bales stock, 800 bales.
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san Domingo 80 MORO Bett.es ;,

HAVANA, April 4.-Advices: from Port
au Prince of the 9Th instant say the Hornet
Is again offered for sale, and will probably
d., ne sold to the Dominican Government.
The excitement In Haytl over the annexa-
ZION OF San Domingo is subsiding. A loan
30 redeem the currency of Haytl and to re-
clssed. :.
advices from San. Domingo to the 10Th
instant say the troops of Baez have again
defeated Cabral. Several iudecisiye en-.
gagements between the forces of Luperon
and Baez have recently taken place in the
northern counties, - ''' '''
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In lofty building in New York teie,
graphic meteorological establishment Will
soon be erected. in connection with the
Signal Service Bureau, whereby outward
bound mariners will DE informed of coming
storms. Later something of the kind may
be done at the capes Of Virginia.
Another explosion of nitro. elycerine oc-
Cured ut the Hcosac tunnel Friday, kill
Ing four meu-A. Mason, the superintend-
ent VIM. Dunn, Thos. Bycrolt. and Rob,
ert Roberts. Vim. A. Churchill escaped
with broken leg.
Prof. Hough, of Dudley University, New
York, announces the discovery Of new
comet i'm the northern heavens.
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General Ticket and Freight agent.
ED. Il. ID. MYERS. General Sup't. fe II

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, 9Th Decem.
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS viii run 10
MAIL TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich.
nj QUO and Staunton except Sunday, between Cor
louisville and Staunton). Leave Richmond =. A.
Nj. arrive 81 Stanton at 4:2s P. N. Leave staur.
ton at $3.50 A. NJ, and arrive at Richmond III 4:eo
p. 81. making close connections 1T Gordonsvllle
and Charlottesville with Orange, AlexaEdria ana
Manassas railroad trains for Alexandria. WISH
ington, Baltimore, Fhiladeiphia, New YORK, Bos-
I tor, &C, also for Lynchburg, hnoxvllle, Chat-
| tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans. Montgomery,
| Mobile, &c. This train will run TRl-W EEhL1
| between Staunton and White sulphur on TUES
| DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VIZ:
| Leave White Sulphur ut $3.50 =. A., aud arrive at
l Staunton at s39 A. NJ; leave Staunton IT 1:a3 I.
H., and arrive Ut White sulphur at 10 Pm.
4 Going West, passengers dine 1t Soru9nsvli.e
l and sup ut Covington. Going East, breakiast d
| Staunton and dine 1t Gordonsvtlle.
| This train connects with stages as fol!ows:
At stanton for Lexington, Natural brlage, ana
| Harrisonburg. Passengers cannot 90 10 LexlnY-
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars VI staunlon'
| At MiIlbor0' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles;
| and Warm Springs, Is miles.
| At White Sulphur Springs Tor Le"isours' m'fs'
and Charleston, Loo miles.
| THROUGH TIC ! Issued 10 al Polh's
North, West, and Southwest. D
JAMES r. NETHERLAhD,
nops General Ticket AEenIs
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Senator Morton,s snaecb- .


ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE pIspATcg.1
WASHINGTON, April 24.-The lndianapo-
lis speech of Senator Morton, delivered last
saturday night, Is the occasion of consider
able comment in certain official circles here
To-day, and regrets are expressed that the
PRESIDENT is submitting altogether to the
championship Of Morton, Chandler, and
others, and totally ignoring the counsel of
those who, under the Constitution, are the
proper parties to demand advice from. The
prominent illusions of the Indiana Senator
to financial questions strengthen the i'm.
pressions which are held in some quarters
that he will relieve Mr.. Boutwell, of the adj.
ministration of the Treasury Department,
The latter will leave Washington for the
West Tomorrow night, but intimates that
he will make no speeches on the route.
TRrnrctp
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GERG lMTELA9aEHCE.
PORT OF RIcHMoED, APRIL %, 1871.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL %, 1871.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Wyancke, Roarne, New York, mer-
chanGiSe and passengers. John W. Wyatt.
StenmGr George Il. Upton, Roberts. New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner J'hn Morris, -, Baltimore, me!-
ch sndise. u .pt-in.
Steamer Slaie Of Maryland, Travers, Baltim ore,
merchandise and passengers, ". F. Brett.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA April a.. rived. schooner
Iary anu Fran els. Confer, from Richmond with
granite 10 Richmond Granite Company; also,
schuoacr }. x. rord, Gallagher, from Richmond
with granite H. Same.
Ahw YORK. Ap IL 2'.-ATrlv. j. schooner j. n.
Merrill, :, ecks, from Richmond. Va.
EST tOiN-. &pIll - arrived, steamer
Virgins, trcemaa. Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, loIs il!Ver Railroad Company,
i;.u allied Oh return,
By telegraph
FORTRESS MONROE, april 81 -passcd In for
:;4I.Imorc, sCho. ner Wiuiired. from lilo !; bark
Ueqonshirc, Cardiff, for Norfolk.
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MACWENEKY, DC.

WACFENEkY, DC.
STEAM ENGINES, Of improved con-
~ struction, for AL purposes, of Richnond or
Northern build.
MACHINERY,
for railroad machine, car, and carpenter shops,
planning. mills, sash, blind, door. cablneLware,
chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle, spoke, Stave, carriage wood, cot
ton and wooden factories. cotton gins, farmers,
foundries, rnlng-mis, tobacco factories, tanne-
&C., g.. i; improved shafting, pulleys and hang
ers, betting, lace leather. SAWS, flies, wrenches,
twist drills, steam gauges, saw Snmmers, steam
metal, pick ana tool handles, emery wheels anu
machines. turbine water wheels, &c, &c
SECONDHAND MACHINERY and STEAM
BOlLEfS bought, sold, and ex changed.
PLANS and ESTIMATES of machinery for
mills ard manufactures. f.. A. DAYTON, -
10th ST., between Main and Cary,
an IL dSw3m Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-25

Of employees Of the match saetories, an.
preached the House of Commons, To-day
with petitions against the threatened match
, tax; The crowd was noisy, but an ample
police force controlled Ii. A large process
sion approaching from East London was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Kew York stock and MONEY s,.r,.o,,

We" aofR stOck and Money Markets
NEW York, April g4.-southerr secur,tes
Tennessee's and South Carol,n ais very At
active, and others barely steady at saturd VS.
.a.es. ienncssee s's, O.; new, s7A Virginia s's
new, az. Louisiana g's, ~: new, o. Lesee
es' ~; Ss, so. Alabams ss, lol; sc. 10. aeor.
sl"os, ~; rs, 500. North Carolina o's, 4sH new,
20 South Carolins o's. II; new, %.
sGaoid opened at ice. advanced l, dcclInedt /, and
closed steady at lloa - y 's'''
aovernments-'sps, llai; 'oa's, iIat; ,ea,s, 1lat
oss ils,; new, lI2s e7's, li2s: 'oss ll2i: 4o,s
loat. .