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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
WEEKLY REVIEW.


MARCH lo.-Since the favorable change In the
weather the markets for general merchandise Dave
assumed more lively appearance. For Few GAYS
past there has been an improved demand Tor Cotton
goods aud light woolfens. Should the temperature
Continue 10 grow warmer, tho spring trade VIII be
fairly opened this week. and the sales larger tnnn
usual owing TO the lateness OF the season ana the
limited stocks In the country.
Groceries have steady demand ut prev ious rates
The receipts OF grain during the week have FULLY
met the demand. Oats very dull. Barley inactive.
Moderate demand for other grains
The supply OF -four has no more Than met me
regular local demand, and prices are drnief.
Whiskey has been In moderate supply and fair de-
mand IL declined ON Friday to s6c., and closed 1t
that rate. :,
with scrne accumulation Of STOCK. At the close
there was slight decline. Middhng, isac.; ioT
.nltf.lng, IssaIs3c.
for round lots.
Provisions 1rm aiid active sor fufare.
Tubacro We have 10 again report light Herks
business In leaf tb.eeo the extreme eold Mssn.er
Of t,,e ,,st ten days almost entirely ehacEtnx re
eetfts be offerings arc still chey condned % low
sae, of new the prices for which are pretts wen
no and are generally accepted. !,
rIng tIia week planter who bad tf1ed oAr poass.
mi neii.f,b0r, Lousasfe, SwtIs his crop % Sws1
County cutting leas, and sao faasso % Sss
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10: J. C. Co, ale Ynurris. Sc: r. r.. Ses a.
a., 2sc: z. ean1, &C.: Giles Cordoya, SSc W BIZ
&c ;c O. f. L I e. Sanford. sae Ancn0F. NC =.
Ast1sses: Common syrup, hogsheadss 7s0asc.:
tIerces. 2.G2sc.: barrels, 1sa2sc;; genuine COLDER
oe Res s Ssa saS .sas crime
Rice: Carolinn, etSsac. Rangcoa, SC. 80
Sdn: Liverpool. Sz.sn0s2So from wharf. G.s1
Sz7s from store grouna alum, s2.ss Slsack. West
Sugar: Crushed powdered, ana granulated 1aAc:
A. nsc.: b. I1ac.: extra y, rtc.: q. fltc refined
yellow, loc: cut loaf 1sc.; Porto Rico. 1ot4icsc;
Denerara, los@l1c.; New Orleans, as91otc.
toilet, 1sGleoc. and fancy prices; country, 45sc.
Teas: Black, esc.@sL2s-the last prime article;
imperial. sLloGsle0; gunpowder, NGsi-sa.
Hides, Leather, SC. u
Hdes: Green, 7tc.; dry saIted. 146Qlsac.: dry
flint, ls@eoc; wei sated- u@i2tc; wet saited calf
he h 2sse lsa counr UH npoes city n
Ism, 2s927ac. n foot; kip, eocG S1 q .. harness.
country, 3s3sc. city tnish as0g44c. a foot; calf
eliza h.sa'n Se aoiS 4 1@s' s ting
slls5c.
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
IRON: English aud American refined. sGstc; p
hammered, 7c:; hoop, s3Gsic; Burdens horseshoe,
81 u loo MS; Burdens ;nuleshoe. IS y loo rs.
Steel Mayors cast steel 2o@zlc r. English s
q b b. A'''' A0'' Ane'''A O'l''' ~
Nails: In store ss Is for standard-that 10. ten
penny: other sizes extra
Plough, Casttnss: Wholesale, &C.; retail, &C.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints, s2.as q dozen;
'" Reetesd led. Whtskeys: Common. s,aslao; fun
proof, xi.eoGSl.eS.
Rye Whtskeys: Medium, sl.so@ss: pure old. %
as; Virginia Mountain, new, S?GS2.5o; old, $3.50
|
Brandies: Domestic, sl.as@sa: fruit, sl.sS9s,
apple. ScdS5, wholesale peach, $sIs4.
Rum: New England, si..oGsl.so; Jamaica and
Santa Cruz, s4GSd..
| Lumber, Slaves, &c.
lumber: White oak, s2o@SB @ 1000; Western
sSna pope sS 5Hs as RRs
81 isas se s s'S 1000 nssss-sp sIsS;
Stares: Whiskey-barrel timber, green, sls@$ls q
1000; seasoned, $7o1S25 u 1000. Flour-barrel tim
SSSss ss GSp pSsi Sss
barrels. si5as.S:
Rc 49, Mixed cotton &C.; whi'e' saaso'; wool
Rope: Manila, best, 2s@2sc.; sisal, s2c. y b.
Mill Feed.
Bro,onstuF: 3oc. y bushel
Corn Bran: zoe. p bushel.
] oRtpStuD GOc. 81 pusueh
| Shorts: CSC. "a bushel.
Wheat Bran: zoe. q bushel.
Powder, Shot, sc.
| Fuse: TOYS mining, 4oc.4$l25 q 100 feet
Poirdcr. 1915 by tie i've kess-iess than five
| kegs. I7.25: blasting, Si@IS4J0.
Shot: Northern. S2.75aQsa "a bag Of Is ms.
Seeds.
Clover: ss.5o@3s.7o u bushel.
Flau: 5I.s5@Sl.fs "a bushel.
Herdsgrass: Sl.5o a. bushel.
Orchard Grass: $3.50 "a bushel.
Oats: e507oc. u bushcl
Timothy: $3.50 q bushel.
Grtndstones: 2al2sc. "a b.
s According SS SSs e ousity fur ssasso
dozen; moleskin silk hats, .5@$Ss per dozen: dres
cashmere and felt hats, sl2@IS42 % per dozen.
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The GOVERNORS REcEpT1oN.--Last eve.
ming the annual reception of State officers
and members of the Legislature by the Go
vernon took place at the Executive Mansion.
The attendance was unusually large, embrac-
Ing representatives of every department of
the State Government and of both political
parties. Governor Walker was assisted in
receiving by his did-de-canp, Colonel Thomas
+. Owens, Mr.. William E. Binford, and
Colonel e. T. Crittenden. After the recep-
ton the company repaired to the dining
room, and there partook of bountiful re-
past spread by Ger0t. There was no formal
toasting or speech.making, but remarks in
response to impromptu sentiments were
made by Governor Walker, Lieutenant Go
vernon Marye, Hon. r. T. Daniel, Hon. A.
NJ. Kelley, General Gilbert S. Meem, and
Judge Wood Bouldin. Altogether the en-.
tertainment passed of most agreeably. An
bour'was spent in social recreation, and at
about IL O'Clock the company dispersed.
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THE TuEATRE.-Seldom or never has there
been larger, more fashionable, or more en-
thusiastlc audience ut our Theatre than the
one which greeted MIR. John E. Owens and
his fine company last night in that inimitable
comedy Scion Shingle." The performance
was opened with The Victims Victim in which
the infinite satisfaction of the large crowd.
he was well supported by his company. In
the concluding piece, "Solon Shinge,"
from the time the curtain rose till the close
there was one continued outburst of merri-
mcnt. Tonight Every body's Friend" and
"Toodles" will be performed, the mere
mention of which will he sufficient to insure
q crowded house.
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barn or MoTnLK MARY VINCENT
A'a,r Mary Vincent nee Mahoncy, who
~, Is" many years Mother Superior of the
'"4len, "t the sisters OF Mercy in Savan-
i..l died in h'i'.!.,, Ga, last Saturday
ID ''n'mc. = '': Vincent came TO this
'"i"Y wi s.~"'p England in 1884, and
= .'";"i IL 1aycnt Of the Sisters Of Our
h"a' -. &.'rcY III November Of the same
."f, Il " .I.'>.on. She remained with them
'-'ra >.-.r.. ana tAcu went TO Savannah the
~.t"E "a; II ISi5, - first Superior Of the
.''..' - ia'eity street. at that time but
y ~ r.rlH.'>acd, which position she held
81. '.... 81 }'.r-, beloved by all with whom
49, T.'' IL contact. Ste subsequently held
,.,1 = G.: t.U:i in Augusta, Macon, and
=, ,'&''. III Which latter place, as before
.'-s' = IL: Gcath occurred, in the sixty
, To- 80 year Oh her aye and the thirty-ninth
" d. y i"''","i', profession. Georgia Con-
.,,',onats:.
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.,.,,,,,orc Annual Conference Metho
D''" r,,t.cnpa1 Church south.
Ut" IT r,lt!morc papers OF March Ia.

,c baltimore papers OF March ia.l
'' ,,,i,:r,orc Conference Of the Metho-
nc ' ;.>,nql Church South. in session at
Ilsl ~ ,surrn. in this city, Yesterday con-
,,,,,ri is seventh day. w.,
SUI" ,onmjttcc in the case Of W. Il. Mum
7? y. reported that sitter the most care
",, - ',.,rr end examination Of all the papers
p" ,'t ,hcv sec no reason whatever to
II Nv Wv, r5c proprictv Of the action Of the
V'''> .';,s.;n~ committee, which unanimously
'''' ',,n,,,h}y acquitted him. and therefore
Az .,,,,,.,d that his character pass. DR..
i ,,,, u,,. then granted location At his
M n.y.. ,rc,,c>t. ju-hcaIlh demanding suspen-
''' - ministerial labor on his part.
r,,., Committee to Investigate the claim Of
'i,r.,,acrs' Aid Society Of the Methodist
-. ,.>r,l church against the Wesleyan Fe-
-, ,r,f,.u;c. At Staunton. reported that m
''....-b. g.. ;nrIe was an equitable right rest
mis-. tnrCcrcncc in the funds OF said
80, ~. ..h,rs' Nd Society. sud inasmuch as out
49, small mart Of tic funds Of said So
,,.,uniins 70 only $1,000. were ln-
~ -. t1r bounds Of this Conference, and
,.,,-l a. said Society, through their
49, WIRE pressing for payment and
y, .,...... % iorecloSe the mortgage held
- t.fH'3, I.'tI'''' -,
I. H.>,i"'d. me trustees OF inc " eS,e!au
Tr..,s,c Institute arc hefena f.q"cs.eu hn'
Nv ~'r SAD '":''h ut'. 'nc e4ul."u'e
... r,.>' II the preachers 0! 'hi> ooh'elehce
u.s. Omitted.
:. That the Nrcslu'oS e'oeV o! hocAlhs,
han ,,l,,rct and McS>rS. VI. Walton ana
" amHiiincS. Jr., are directeo 10 seee'e 'i''s
r,....r .a christian princlp'cs;
g. l"iA tie pressure IN LUIS l a;.e oJ I
;t,,,'5 n, e." s"'G c1,il,lht,ee are u,fe.Ie,'
L. tHEi.oy Moses s''oh' Esi'' anu s"ou
cher counsel as may DC necessary 10 o'lehu
=. -" aaI protect Inc interest OF THIS Con
5-..&cc.
iar >;a''s12A. report n!Icn was SUI
;nt',l. shows :o'ai memhcrshlpo OF 3,4ol-
= n": .urcc@," ''@'. ice Ir''I'1' increase Is
=" "a .r,at':. ~. nlucn c'n>sl scrutiny OF
r :cts ',,"''T,' r.'cn " vrars HE Con
r..o"- '"r'5tT'". l" N,,' 49,, ,v",S ,n'> oon
f.. Pc l"~ 'Gtl'i'c' 't'V'V S:S g
IL >uiG II :i'''~'''. was '"'se" W. i't ..
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GOODS FOR TIE VIENNA ExPosITIoN.-T

GOODS FOR TIE VIENNA EyPosITIoN.-The
announcement is made that seven hundred
American exhibitors have already m lde ar
Engagements to send goods to the Vienna
Exposition; and az regards our manufac-
turing industries. it is said to be certain that
the United States will be well represented
there. At the Paris Exposition there were
but two hundred and forty-fve American
exhibitors; so that at Vienna we will have
three times as many. The United States
storeship Supply, detailed to carry goods
to the Exposition, is loaded at the Brook
lyn Navy-Yard and ready to sail for
Trieste. Her cargo embraces every vari.
ETY. of products of this country, ana parti-
cularly those which may be regarded as spe-
cilties, such as sewiug-machines, superior
machine tools, agricultural implements,
pianos and other musical instruments, tele-
graphicapparatus. woodworking machinery,
shocmaking machines, steam fre-cngines,
and other similar articles. There are also
specimens of plants and agricultural pro-
ducts. The storc-Ship Guard, which is also
to carry out goods, is nov taking OH board
her cargo Of similar productions, and is
expected to be ready to sail about tie middle
of the month. She has on board, among
other things, some peculiarly American
articles-a street passenger-car, soda
water fountain, windmill, specimens of
| dental goods, and samples of minerals, ores,
and woodenware. No goods are to he re-
ceived for this latter vessel after March 10th.
Fully enough goods are said to have been
already presented to load both vessels to
| their utmost capacity, and some other means
of transportation may have to be provided
for the surplus. A number OF exhibitors
have announced the intention of forwarding
their goods themselves. At Gibraltar the
vessels were to join company, and will be
convoyed by a Government steamer TO
Trieste, where they are expected to arrive
by the close of April. Their cargoes will
| aggregate about 1890 tons.
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ny Nrw SENATOR FROM MASSACHUSETTS,
c."...e = Boutwell,, Secretary of the Trca-
.... Ut "Wednesday elected by the Massa-
c.'.'al- legislature a. United States senator
t'0>I tG.,t STATE Tor the unexpred term of
: tr'o. Wilson, elected Eice-Preid@nt o. the
g.'"l states. was born in Brookline. Nor
tx county, Mass, january %, 1878. When
u nny 1t" had some experience in farming,
mai later Wl- engaged in mercantile pursuits.
Il" H.rrwa.d, studied law served seven
},a, IN the Massachusetts Legislature be-
}aorli ST. aid 1850; was member Of the
\ ....n.Hli>ctt4 Constitutional Convention Of
J. '5, aHa Of the Peace Congress Of 1861; was
".rrr.pr "t his native State in 1851 ana
-. and iicd Il number 0! local positions OF
u... III Massachusetts AZ various times. He
Ms ;Vr soulc luu!ths Commissioner of In
":MI Revenue, and served in the Thirty
'-h'E AID ThirtyniMth Congresses, during
"a.ca ine he was . member Of the Judiciary
a"l "ihrr important committees. His record
4" '"t H.. four years a. Secretary of the Trea-
~: GHfrr President Grant i we'll known.
Il term as senator will expire March 1, 1877
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NORFOLK. VA.

MARCH l2-Cotcn The market Is very duh
buyers are holding of and sellers are xious TO DIS
nose of stock sales of SO bales basis Of Stc for
low niddIing. The receipts were e,s4o bales; ex-
norts, 1889 bales and stock on hand, $40 bales
C0r7,-The market is steady sales OF 1000 DuSAsis
OGts.EThe market Is dull no sales to-day.
heat-darket quiet but steady; no sales 70 note.
Psanuss-The market to-day was again oulli safes
of 20 baps nj Sl.l5, AMI 20 bags at 00c.
Eg1s-Market dull sales at l.0lSc.
Ps9s.-Market quiet no transactions repor1ea'
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State of Trade at other Points.
PETERSBURG, va.

MARCH la.-Cotton.-Or Ordinary, l2tMI!ts.; goot
ordinary, l5@l5ic; low middlings, l71Gl7sc. stric
low middlings, lsbl5lc.
To6dcco.-There was more doing to-day. The mar
ket is steady at quotations. Bright wrapping Is II
good demand ut quotations: Fair to good ugs loose
very good leaf loose, Ss.sOsl2; fair to good Tugs
priced, ie.50G$3; fair to good leaf priced, SloS2
primings, priced, s4.50GS5; bright wrappers, Sls@
S25.
IVhens-Our milers arc supplied from other mar
kets. We quote tho market firm ut S2.l00$!ls FOL
prime white Red, Sl.9oNS2
Corn.-aIarket quietat 70lD7ce,
Rye-In demand at 9Oc.
OGts.-Actire at 55Gf0c. -
Pedn,as.-Good to prime, soc. OSLO. Low graaes
range from 75Qo0c.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, March Is.

Thursday, March Is.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte. 1,262 bushels Red, l,39! bushels.
OATs.-91o bushels.
FLoUR.-Extra loo barrels
... SALES.
WHEAT.-Whte, 1913 bushels fair at sl.so; 344
bushels prime on private terms; 90 bushels good mt
Sl.9o: 23a bushels common on private terms-total,
40 bushels.
WuEAT.-Red, "a bushels fair Mt rs.
OATS.-96 bushels prime mixed at 6ec.; AZ bushels
prime at soc. 2i2 bushels very good at 5sc-total,
372 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-White, IL bushels.
Z OATS.-08 bushels.
The following are the total offerings and sales for
the week ending March 18th:
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, 4,5lS bushels. Red, loops bush
els,
:. CoRS.-o23e bushels.
OATS.-7,l20 bushels.
FLOUR.-2G0 barrels.
MILL EEED.-l,000 bushels.
RYE.-8O bushels.
WHEAT.-Whte, 1900 bushels. Red, 3,74a bushels.
CoRN.-2.l36 bushels.
OATs.-a,008 bushels.
RYE.-80 bushels.
REMARKS.
The wheat market closed dull yesterday Thurs
day.. During the week prime white wheat sold rs
high as S2.lS aud as low So; very good at 2.o5G
S2.lO; common from $40 to Sl.7o. The prices for
red wheat were about the same, the variation being
so slight as not to be worthy of note. Corn (white
sold at 7l6573c. Oats at 60. el, and &C.
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'u>rrEr>CgS OF TIE AFRICAN METHODIST
! BIG 49, tH;Ncu.-Thc bishops OF the Afri-
,au Methodist Episcopal Church held their
a..nnai meeting IN Washington. ID. c., on the
I.'3 iH,'aNi. The following are the arrange
m.u's TER srycrai Annual Conferences :
..Hjl Conference. Portsmouth, Va, April
g. &.,h,I, tanrh,n: Baltimore Conference,
Uyi.urrr, Nd. April %, Bishop Campbell;
ri,t,"Ur.A Conference, Uuiontown, Pa,
h9;ii -, Bishop Payne; Philadelphia Con-
hrrnro. Healing. Pa. May /, Bishop
s.-!trr; NV Jersey Conference, Bridge
,1. y. j., May $, Bishop Shorter; Cali
tHla Conference. san Francisco, Cal. !,
N'g II, bishop Wayman Ohio Confer
oa.,. gainesville. Ohio. May II. Bishop
...Nr; New York Conference, Brook
~. y. L, May ~, Bishop shorter New
La@ilnd Conference. Lynn, Mass. June 5,
i shop shorter: Indiana Conference, Rich
,",.,, Ind, August -, Bishop Wayman !;
ianol- Conference, Kcokuk. Iowa. Scptcm-
ir: !. Bishop Wayman; Missouri Confer
ego, =. L"1;is, Mo-, september il, Bishop
" Amm: Tennessee Conference, Memphis,
T. nu., september ~, Bishop Brown Ken
~ - Conference. faGucah, Ky. September
-. :.-u",, Payne; Arkansas Conference,
i!"u3 Mi, October ., bishop Brown
A.=amr Conference, Mobile. Ala, Noyem.
b.. /, B.-lrp Ward; North Carolina Con.
r.nc-, N-ThcrH, y. c., November Il,
a"p 'GnHhcii; Florida Conference
I. .--yl,,, E!oIi;;n. December 90, Bishop
Eri
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FIRE IN HEsRrco CoUE1Y.-Quite an ex-
tensive and disastrous FIRE occurred In the
woods on the Nine-Nfile road about two
miles from the city on Wednesday evening
last, destroying large amount Of timber.
The fire originated on the farm Of Mr.. Will
liam Christian, and proved rather disastrous
to the growing timber in that vicinity. It is
supposed that the woods were set on fire by
the careiessness Of some sportsmen. Mr..
Conner lost a large lot of cord-wood.
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Haggerty at 1.-THE Church Hill tunnel werc Sc
yerely injured by the falling of scafoldiDg
which theyswere raising. The names OF the
victims Of this disaster were Rocco Fedesco
and B. L.. Delorandez. A colored man was
also slightly injured at the same time. The
accident occurred on that part Of the road
which crosses Franklin street, called the
Bloody Run cut. The injured men were at
once removed to their homes.
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WILMINGTON, N. c.

MARCH ll.-Spirns Turpentine.-Ssles OF 10
casks at soc. q gallon for southern packages MAT
Rosin.-saies Of 1000 barrels at 10 for straned.
Market quiet. a. Co.
"a ytn and yellow-ii and So for hard.
Rr.-Sales OF 10 barrels at %, aud 300 barrels I'm
order) ut fa2s@Sas0 a. barrel. ,o,. 90
Cotton-sales OF u bales at lac, and so ut Ete- y
q. Mai ket dull. ~, u
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'h2'@f!IAHIA RAILROAD CoMpANY.-At
,,n..H n"ctii3 Of the stockholders OF
n. . .'"nh. ytyauia Central Railroad Company
Il. rh!!airpiia, on Tuesday, Fice-prcsidcnt
Ill -',:',d that II the business q the road
. 90 "1 liz same ratio for four years 400
= '"",:te, and iD,C0G cars would beneeded,
"".c!, under he act OF the Legislature
'''"''"2 he capital stock OF the company
:. ''lj1 ,oG0, he asked an immediate issue OF
,.'',,'.j''iV III bonds. He also said it was
ne intention 10 water the stock one
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, March la.-Flour IN fair demand aud
steady. Corn active ut s2ll5ec. Pork firm at Sl5.7S
@Sls. Bacon very firm shoulders, etGG osc sleeg
rib-sides sd09ac: clear sides, 0a@stc. Lard urn
lots s1t higher. Whiskey dull and nothing doug;
nomina sdGJS5c. /. ). s,s.t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

MARCH I2.-Receipts Of wheat are light, ana the
market is dull with downward tendency IN prlces
offrrines OF only 6l bushels red, with sales OF u
FOR common, III 75g1sI.H rvs fat.. ard SI.sl for
good Corn is less active, but prices are not qnoEs
Of yellow, with sales Of the former at esc. anu OF
I'll, l.tte utH
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, March l3,-Flour Ia fair demand
and firm at S7.756D$S. Corn dull and declining Of
soc. Provisions strong. Pork higher, sales at
$3.50. Lard dull steam Ti9sc.; kette Sc be-
con strong, shoulders held at eic.; clear rb.stde
S1c: clear sides, SSlGpc. Wbiskey steady at SEC.
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Ry ,TefcSraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS. ~ j.
NEW YORK, March ls.--Cotton irregular; safee.
l,725 bales; uplands, 2uac.; Orleans, 9osc. Flour
quiet. Whiskey steady at etc. Wheat dull anduns
changed. Corn frmer and In moderate demand.
Rice, S9D9c. Pork firm at $40. Lard lower, saQ8tc.
Navals quiet Tallow steady. FrelghS quiet.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. March l3.--Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat dull choice white, $2.lo0321S
Corn active aud firm; white, ea@eGc. yellow. s6@
soc. Oats, southern, 4s@5oc. Provisions quiet ana
firm; Mess pork; $685.. Baoon-shoulders, esa97c.
Lard firm, sac, W hiskey steady at &c. ~
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE March l3-Cattle dull and TO. lower:
very best on sale to-day. et@7sc.; that generally
rated first quality, 5t@17sc.; medium or good fair
in fair deGand and closed weak sales at 77lc.;
ceipts 10 $780, Sheep very dull and &C. lower; closed
with downward tendency at 4397sc.; receipts,
a -. ~
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Wv. wv william II. Pcndleton, for many
!. tht oclor-d rector Of st. Stephen,,
.'.,', '' snt EpiscopaD church, In Bedford
J.. KY oeo hi his residence, near Piedmont,
81 a ,,l county, on Saturday last, In the
''''sixsh year OF hix sse.
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j, DE.-.Jamcs Il. Saryer, Of Sinking
~ b. rag county, hung himself on Mon.
t''l IN piece of woodland in front of
""eIno%. Cause unknown. His little
.. as wing Ut the point Of death at the
~ fOdnoke Times.
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Other stock and Money Markets.
[BY TELEGRAPH.j
EEw vnDE

NEW YoRK,s March D.-Money closed at 6@s.
Sterling very dull; banks, lo7i@lo7s. Gold, l1s@
list. Governments steady; closed slightly lower
Tsnnessses firm other States very dull; Virginia's
ID; new, 81; oonsols 5et; deferred, II. Louisiana's
45; new, IS. Leyee's, IS; s's, 10. AIabamas, 80;
SIS, S. Georga's, TO-; rs, 49, North Cardinals, 80
new II; special tax. l2l South Carolinas, 20; new
Is; April and October, 20.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The following is the report Of Mr.. L: Gimmi,
weighmaster, Of the number OF sales OF live stock
FROM the 9Th to the 18th Of March, 1878:
CATTLE.--S7 head sold from 4 to 7c., gross.
SHEEp.-75 head sold from 9 to 7tc., gross.
HoGS.-77 head sold from u to SIC, net
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

ANOTHER Acc1pENT At THE TuSNEL.v-Yes-
terday about q p. NJ. two Of the Italian
workmsn employed By Nsssrs. Brannan y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

SElNE THREAD, SEINE a-ussggse
THREAD.
large lot of SEINE THREAD, all numbers anu
qualities vet on hand and for sale at reduced prices
PATENT and SOFT SEINE-TWINE LINES ana
CORKs at exceedingly low prices. Also, YELLOW
aud BLACK OIL-CL OTHING, COTTON fAkSs'
KNITTING COTTON, ROPES of all sorts, fes sac
yory Cheap at L..LlCHTENsTEIN'S,
f!ys.,S1 Importer OF Seine Threa
Nos, l705 and 1907 Franklin street. between
Seventeenth and Eightscnth Streets.
HAUL-sEINEs nado to order at factory pr'ses.
lnli4 $500. -------------------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

PEnsoNAL.-Colonel III. Dulaney Bah, edI-
tor and proprietor of the Alexandria SENT
mel, is In the city.