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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

Fi,sman's-Day IN SeW Orleans.
New ORLEAsa, March A. To day n Z legal
holiday. The banks are closed, and tho
streets tbronged with people, and the an-
nual parade Of the Fire Department stakes
Mice sss - y.ses -. "a. sg5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

IcSFiors REoEIvEp.--Two conyicts were
IeceNea ut the penteatiary yesterday--one,
Iiehry Grimes, from Charlotte county. three
YEAR,, for grind larceny. and the other, John
p. W i'liams, fren Rockbtidge; no note made
on 'he receipt Is 20 his crime or term of i'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

tsXA.lABR LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
t!cnMoSD PosT-OFFIcE MARCH 4, 1S74-
Mis- julia Brookes: Miss E. Coogan. Wind.
,oc Locks: Conn; Nj. ". K. DeMortre,
hi,u'H"vI!!e, Va; Mr.. Phillip Kinney, care
lr' Long. Second Market. Richmond. Va. d;
Mr>. Amy Spencer, care Mr.. Alexander
hNchell, North Carolina; Messrs. William
-Ia " Cant"cu, Cincinnati, Ohio one, no
address.
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the railroads, and therefore be of great ad.
vantage to them.
Mr.. Aiken concluded his remarks by say.
ing that he would gladly answer any ques-
ton which might be asked him on any point
upon which he had not spoken.
During the address he was frequently In.
corrupted by applause, and when the meet
Ing adjourned every one seemed satisfied
that the time had been we'll spent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

.nue1nr,.r .GRsrsnss Rxp0RTEp KILLED.

III HAVANA, March 4-.-Seyesal kilograms
have been received here by private parties
renortil,g that ex, President GespedeS bad
been killed By some members OF tise san
quentin battalion. To is further said that
.his body was brought to Santiago ds .aoa,
where il was recognized; after which u was
buried in that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05
A Virginia Girl Dressed sn RoyS
GlDfItfn0

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Bertha Winkfer,
aged sixteen years, dressed in boy5 clothing,
has been for two months employed In =
shooting-gaIlery on Chestnut street. She
says her parents live In Keysyille, Charlotte
county, Va. She ran away three mouths
tain work. Her disguise was penetrated sby
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

IF YOU WISH REAL NICE LIGHT BREAD, BIS
QUITS, CAKES, &c.-spongy and ligbt-use WAC
SER's VIRGINIA YEAsT-PowDERs. So say all our
housekecpers who have used them. They contain
nothing that might he at all injurious to health
and are cheaper and better than nuY other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

BEING OUT OF THE CITY WHEN THE JOINT CARD
Of the Richmond pastors thanking Mr. J. W. DA-
vIEs, Of the Lee Gallery, for copies Of the me-
mortal picture =" was published, ask the privilege
now Of expressing my grateful acknowledgment
for his kindness in sending me one Of the same. 1t
appears to me as work Of art very SUPERIOR
marvel OF skill and OF patlence-but most valued
because Of the general accuracy Of the lkenesses,
which ore admirable JR GARLIcK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

r. fATRicK's DAY.-A meeting Of the
tI'1zens OF Richmond of Irish birth or
aeacent will be held at Cathedral Hall, on
MARSHALL street, tomorrow evening at half.
past o'clock, for the purpose of making ar
."Snsenlents ior the celebration OF st. Pat
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TRANSFER PRINTISa-INKs-Invalu to rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
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clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having just
received fresh SUPPLY of these inks, we are pre-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

THE PICKwICK PHARMACY, S32 MAIN STREET
between Eighth and Ninth, Is now open, with new
fixtures and new stock OF drugs, medicines, per.
fumery, and toilet articles. Particular attention
paid to compoundIng physicians prescriptions and
family receipts. A. .. BLISS, Proprietor
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p>,H.EsED.-J. Racher appeared before
United States Commissioner Pleasants yes
irrday morning to answer the charge Of sell
ny liquor without having paid his license
lax. There Was not sufficient evidence
a-ain>, Mr.. Bachcr, and he Was therefore
DISCHARGED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

,, >Als OF REAL EsTArE.-Messrs. Moody &
no!aii sold house and lot on Fourteenth
,.e. ,nr s.n near Perry, in Manchester, yesterday
ss-r M Fooo; l.: Il. Jones purchaser. Also, q
h. y ~ Vi one hundred acres, in Chesterfield
OF. {. Atkinson, for 5000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

,, HORACE VENABLE IN TIE PsNlTESTIARY.-
|I,oiace y, Venable, the murdeIer OF Mary
E.io,mes, was taken to the penitent;ary yes
EEeiuay TO serve out a term OF eighteen wears.
b,r ISohtormity with the Communication grab ed
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Suicide.

New YoRK, March a. ABBY q. Mefss4na,
daughter OF the publisher Of sWehAtcxs die
tionery, committed suicide to-day by Imp,
ing from fourt history OF water.cure es(a0s
|lkhmcnt la Madison avenue, while hhcsjnE
under 4 ii. Of temporary irsanliy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

HUsTINGs Court, YEsTERDAY.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday James F. Fer
reter was tried, found guilty of assaulting
Thomas Murphy, fined $50, and sent to jail
for thirty.daPs.
w. i. Adams, charged with forging the
name of C. e. Snodgrass, was tried and ae-
Quilted. but remanded TO Jail to answer an
other indictment.
The grand jury meets at II O'Clock this
morning. a....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at SorlolK wiz
certainly take place in May. Positively no furtfei
postponement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

THE EASIEST WAY to get $50, 600 is to purchase
i ticket In the MASONIC GIFT ENTERPRISE az
Norfolk, and you may be the lucky one' 1lcHes
can be hsd at P. WE1sIGER Co.'s hat store, 1901
Main street, Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

OID DoslHoN CLuB.-Tbis club OF enter
prising Conservatives are to hsVe a.meeung
tonight at their club.room, near the corner
of Seventeenth and Main streets, for the
purpose of considering important business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

POLICE Court, WEDBSsDAY.-JasHct
Wh,te.--The following were fined for rum
ming wagons on the street without licenses
James raliaferro, j. G. Gatewood, and j. L.
Whitaker--S10 each.
For fast driving by his drivers, George
Hudging, $3.50 (three cases..
George Brown and John Brown, for un-
lawful assault and trespass upon the pre-
misses of George W. Davidson, ST., were
fined S. each.
Margaret Jackson (negro), guilty of steal
ing lot of clothing belonging to Mrs. j. E.
Bragg, and valued at $l5, was sent to Jail for
ninety days.
Richard Hollorap, for using abusive Ian
guage in the market. was fined 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05
DREMIuM STEAM sDYBING AND

ii -. u tOLEANING WORKSs D
No SO4 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
2 ladies anys gentlemen having articles 20
CLEANED or DYED Win end it to their benefit te
sS Wo.F E done at shor. notice, and satisfaction
guaranteed. nm pY.,-B r-aa
TE EFH - J. j. SCOTT.
"a Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

ALDKS-s CALIFORNIA EyAPoRATED PEARS
one pound equal to nine Of the ripe fruit. Also,
cooking PnuSEs (superior), at CHRISTIAN d
WHITES, Sl4 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

DRAD BADY ForSD.--The dead body Of {
white female infant was found at the foot o
The steps on Marshall street, near the city
l4i Yesterday morning. An inquest wa
drme1 unnecessary under the circumstance:
a III. a.l>,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

NOTARY PrElic.-Tbe Governor has an
f'o'Eteo ~ Matthew J. Anderson notary pub
lic Tor the county Of Louisa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

NEstGSATIoN OF MARSHAL PARKER.-Col.
"hri -. Is. Parker, United States marshal
10Y This district, has resigned the office, and
!i Mf' =. 7. Ramsdel has been appointed in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

LAyDRET1I's FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-a full va
riety. L. WAGNER, druggist, sixth and Broad
Etrfets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05
Labor Strike Adiusted.

sUsouEHANHA, Pa, March 4.--The Erie rail.
road difficulties with employees have been
adjusted. Trains are running regularly now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order by Z. b
SPENCE s. son, Merchan; Tailors. Perfect d
guaranteed or no SALE
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TRANSFER PRINTING-ISKS will copy clear ano
distinc, for an indefinite period OF time Send your
orders for work to be done in these Inks 70 the Dis
patch Printing-House. ..-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

To make GOOD LIGHTBREAD, BISCUITS, ROLLS
and CORN, BUCKwHEAr, and SWEET CAKES,
quickly, aud yet sweet, Light, and spongy, use WAC
NER'S YEAST-PowDER, the homemade article.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

CURES ALL KINDS OF CATARRH.-So successful
has DR.. PIERCE's Golden Medical Discovery
proven, as constitutional treatment for catarrh,
when coupled with the use OF DIR. SAGE's Catarrh
Remedy, applied locally by the use Of DR.. PIERCE's
Nasal Douche !the only method of reaching the
upper and back cavities OF the head, that the pro-
pretor Of these medicines has long offered stand
ing reward Of $500 for case of catarrh which be
cannot cure. The two medicines, with instrument,
for S2, by druggists.
u SPECIMEN OUT OF THOUSANDS.
CoURTLAND, ILL, April 2S, 1873.
Or. Pierce, Buffalo, ~ T.:
Dear Sir,-It is with pleasure make the state
ment to you that after taking medicine for twenty
years for the catarrh tried your Catarrh Remedy,
and effected cure, 50 that 1t has not troubled me
for two wears. rs- ~ s. WHEELER.
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STEALING our THUNDER.

People should beware Of those inpostOrs who
copy Dr. PIERCE's original style ef advertising
by Offering various sized rewards for cases OF ca
tarrh and other diseases which they cannot cu:e.
Those who do not possess sufficient intelligence 10
write all original advertisement are not likely to
have made great and valuable discoveries in medi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

CIGARS AT AUCTION RArEs.-SCIAAP. OF 14O2
Main street, bought great bargains at Feurst q
Manly bankrupt sale, and gives bis customers the
benefit Of It. Call at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

DEMoREsT's NEW SPRING and SUMNER PAT.
TERMS just received at JULIUS MEYERS, 603
Broad street. - N
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PATRONS OF HCsBINDRY.-FairfielG Grange
will hold called session at 81 O'Clock this
afternoon in the room over the sheriH's Of
fee. No. Ills Main street. -;.s.
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TRANSFER PRSTlyG-INKs for copying letter.
headings, statements, way-bills &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary letterpress book. Send your orders
for printing in these inks, and for all other descrp
tions OF printing. to the Dispatch Printing House
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

STATE TREAsuRy.-rhe balance in the
S'a'e Treasury yesterday was S540,579.22.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

SPRING STYLE SILK HATS Just received st ?
WEIsIGER & Co.'s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

WER ETwAs DEUTSCHEs LEsEN, sCIIwAETZEN,
oder rauchen viii, gehe zu ScHAAP, 1902 Main.
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HRNRIco COUNTY CoURT.-No business of
interest was transacted in this court yester-
day.
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wunietnal Eleesi4sIn

TRoY. N. V, March I. .Ths DsIrae1ats
carried the charter election 10 this csty yss.
terday by 4 m.jority Of 4. .ooo s,.s;
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WAGSER's YEAsr-PowpRRs, the best, were
awarded the premium at the State Fair Of 1869.
tI,o,,, j.
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rasluro Repsfseas

New OalEAss, March 4.--The faiiWk OF
Charles Zspata. cotton oepanis sson aefehApts.
~ reporsed. Sterling exchange uyefa sose
sIab 900. There Is no cotssn ailppe soser.
Ing bits drawn. @ &. s g. s.;
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81, u s,I>s oS renl estate made bsoeea TIE Iss o3
Guudru and aoth Of June the tGreS FOR ne pre-.
, se7,r uear houeto be paid by the gtsreadSer; on
al Gales made 5ets1esH the lSt Or Jnty 6aa nas.
y tbs year tie tares bass 70 oe patd " H'e
THOMAS II. KEEsEE ,loA. d., household a3' fus-
niture, plano, &c. ...,...
~. <,USSEN. 5 P. H., ive building lots on the
Williamsburg turnpike near Mount Erin:
IYNE BROTHER, 4 p. 81, q lot with large
- fhree-story dwelling thereon, on the east SIDE
of Twenty-ehird between a;ain and Franklin
( streets. ft ~{ ta5'3Es
COOK SLAUGHTON, IL A. NJ, at the stable Of
E. Bosseux, ON franklin street, nity
mules 4s.f
GRUsBs & WILLIAMS, 12 NJ, trustees and as
signee's sale Of farm three miles peiew hiSn-
mond near the old Charles CITY road ~ (
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-05

Boutwell, has dyspepsia and sore eyes.
Senator Edmunds's physicians recommend
a southern tour.
ChiefJustice Waite was seated to-day after
taking the iron clad oath.
Congressman Pelham was privately arrest.
ed to-day, taken before Judge Smell, and
gave local bail in 81, 600 to appear on Satur.
day to answer warrant sworn out BY the
younger Busted.
The new postmaster Of Atlanta bad an
interview with President Grant to day.
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AUF FANIAUE tV TIE NAtAHUADSs =.
The speaker next spoke Of the advantages
to be gained by the graDges in the purchase
Of produce Of all kinds, rates of freight,
etc., etc. The grangers do not propose to
wage warfare against the merchant or any
body else, but the advantages are already
familiar to every Patron of Husbandry. The
idea Is to bring the producer and consumer
together. This will increase the freights Of
, 1874-03-11

The recommendation of Mr.. Jobansen by
the Commander of the Garrison is impor.
tani. Their supply has been conducted
satisfactorily hitherto.
Z. FarreHy would have had the tenders
opened in the Council. One party after
another could not then have sent in fresh
offers. As it is he would vote neither
one way nor the other.
Lcmming said it was impossible that
the tenders could be opened in the Coun-
Gil as the Presidency must prepare a pro-
posaI as to which of the tenders should
be accepted, The opinions of the Hospi-
tai Commissions would form a very
valuable guide for the Superior Authority.
We must take that which will serve the
public best, and the Council should be
guided by those who have been elected
to superintend these matters. In Chris
tiansted, they were in favour of Mr..
Johansen. Soldiers are difficult to please,
and we should endeavour to keep them as
we'll satisfied as hitherto.
Coulter considered the Council in duty
bound to vote for the lowest tender. If
not why advertise for tenders? It is not
fair and just that when one man makes
his offer, then another is allowed to come
forward and say he will undertake the
business for the same when there is no
objection to The other. The recommends
, 1874-03-11

Frederiksted who had the lowest bid held
several. He, the Speaker, thought that
there was a great deal to recommend his
case. Mr.. Woods is a native of the place,
he has a large family, and his father form
erly held the situation be must be used
to it. It was not so with Mr.. Ripperger.
With regard to Christiansted, there the
lowest bidder should have it.
Faber fully agreed with the President
that personal considerations should not be
taken, such as large family etc. Concern
ing the opening Of the tenders, he had had
no intention to insinuate any thing. But
the application of Mr.. Woods shows how
one irregularity brings on another. With
regard to the hearing the Commissions it is
important. Purveyors are in difficult posi-
tions, complaints are made to the Com
missions and it is proper that they should
have some voice as to who is to be chosen.
What is otherwise the meaning of the
reservation in the conditions that the Co.
vernment is not obliged to take the lowest
Ofer2 He, the speaker, had often had
occasion to complain in the Council Of the
little regard taken to the suggestions of
the Hospital Commissions which tended
to make the members less careful.
Hanson could not see why the Commits
sion at Frederiksted should have been
asked. 1t might be taken as pressure.
, 1874-03-11

SNOO
J. FarreUy would have us try the new
man he might give as much satisfaction
as the other. One ma is as good as another
until he is tried. Only then we can
Judge.
Latimer said that if the tenders had been
opened in the Council, all the Glamour
and iII,teeIing aroused on this occasion
would not have existed The contrary
practice had shown itself to be wrong.
The very appearance Of partiality should
be avoided, In this case, are not the Sc
curl'Ies good enough, and are they not
bound to carry on the business for 6
months If any thing should happen to the
contractor? 1t was not SO strange that no
complaint had been made for 8 months.
Fadey maintained that this security is
not enough. There are instances where
the lowest bidder can not be taken, f. in.
whenth bidder is bankrupt. The Commits
sion's recommendations in Christiansted
are important, but why wait till brought
forward? Why not have asked them?
Here the Council is put in a difficult posi-
zion. One is recommended and there is
no objection to tie other party.
Fleming spoke against the principle Of not
taking the lowest bid when there was no.
thing against the personality. He would
vote for the lowest tender in both places
but the party in Fr~ederiksted should not
be allowed to have another public employ
ment.
The President said the party would give
up the school.
Fleming observed that he held another
place.
The President said that the income from
the situation Of Sexton and Gravedigger
was not worth while speaking Of. The
sexton is only occupied now and then for
a short while.
Sarauc said that the last offer from Mr..
Woods was one Of the most irregular pro-
ceedings ever known. After the tenders
had been received and submitted to the
Council q letter is sent in offering to take
the supply for less. No notice could be
taken of it. The writer had some excuse
in what had been done in Christiansted,
for that was also an irregularity. Nothing
has been said in the Presidency's letter or
here in the Council against the lowest
offers, and he would therefore vote for
them, that is for Bruley and Ripperger.
The Chairman pointed out that the only
two points before the Council are if the
Council consents to a contract for Chris
tianSted with Mr.. Johansen and If it con-
SCENTS to a contract for Erederiksted with
Mr.. Ripperger.
SaruuU had never understood it other
wise.
The President had already explained the
matter in the same sense.
J0rs would ask if it is necessary for
the Council to vote at all =? Such tenders
are, as q general rule, decided by the ad-
ministration, and no legislative assembly
has anything to do with them. There is
apractical reason why it should not. Mem
bers have not the requisite knowledge of
persons. He did not know enough of the
parties in Westond. He wished he could
abstain from voting but he believed that
when the matter has been once brought
before the Council there is a moral obliga-
ton to vote. It would not be fair now
to propose that the administration should
decide the case, as we know already whom
the Presidency recommends. Tenders for
building works have always been left to
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
COTTON MARKETS.

cscrYvarr cDi firm; Mdi1ng 10 l2
Iit bales. shipments S63 baes; stock, l5,NSi bales
March lS-Ootou active sud brHcr; hilllng
$50. Los Mdiu1g ljc; Good Orinary, l34c; Ordinary
&C. tecel1 61~ 2,sb3 bNes exports 70 treat
H-t 70 bales sales 800 bales last evening 3ooO bales
Ca.nx.IoS March ls-Cott1n steady Mdiing l52al5 =
Ios kdug l5Al5 Cool Orinary IA 4e' net rec s 10 -
b1 Frss l4O} bales exports, oosst"e fJ- b"es safes
FuiiABpirHIA March ls-Coton quiet Mlihng, lGc Low
saa L. strict Ordinary. lJ-; Cool Ordinary, IA Sc;
Iari.tIlLE March lS-Cotton active; Mddnng, l5os- -
~ lrts lS-t active auI higher; bm; hiilns
. receipts 2l2 bales; shipments 40 bales sales 9jl bales
A-srsrA March lS-CotoB strong; hdhng l14.i receipts
81 bales sales, 90 bales 49,.
H,suK March lSOoton-buvers anI sellers Mdding
raal6c Low MIs - 30 jc; Good Ordinary, 1870 li,i net
-3 bae, exports, cpasiaise lO4 bales sales oVO b@es
r.st jIlS3 laes
sy,Sxn March lsC1rton frm tending up; Mdting l5as'
55 bales Great Bf tain. 81 80 baiss coast
o Sy2 h4l.s. sales, 252 hsles stock. 62i36 ba
March lstooB Iemapt; Good Ordinary
i.. Miing lG receipts S27 bales, exports coast"se
4 .ss. sales 2UO bales; stock; o6,J54 bales 80,
bitv0RE. March 1S-Coitou hrner; Mding l6ei Low MD
"a 5 5i- Good Ordinary lic net recnt, Ji bales gross oOl
tr cuastvs ilj bales sales 800 baesi last evening
80 bale. spinrers 264 bales; stock 1882 bsles.
NIFPHs Msrch lStoOl hrmer; sskng higher; Low hdnul
lev. 4ls D-es shipments llG3 balesi stock 49531
ues
SlFYolE March sCoon steady and Gun Low Mdflng II c
~ $50 bales exports cosstTse l.3SO oaes sales 4UO
t,s' scct. - ll2 bales. -
.0ss OS3 bales; sales, 800 bales stock, 1000
NuSyeroy March ls-Co,,on strong; Miling i5lic:
rrs 2li @ exports cOastgse, 2lJJ baes sales 80 Diles
CocS 1913 bsss
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

-. a, London l426l43 premium; on Pans iiS~iio pre-
- spanish gold l2j premium a., roi,, st,.. n,r bot Of
oSgsi 81 hhd Of Slgar p oasY @ ov P, P,hhd hh
Sa... - 75a - sdDs Pos 90 s 1s 9S a. ssimonts
d sSsa ~ & as At Havans, 90 DOS eom ports on the
Int tnas
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
WOOL MARKET.

March lS-The Wool market remains without matera
,s There demand Fine Pieces, but otherwise tie trade
La been qui,t ulurers purchase with spirit
o. Etec-s Qlts tru, with sales Of choice lots OF
fi and D1li- j-0JTr; Michigan and Wisconsin Fetce
tI1fgL and Pal a. torl4 2ON2-c = ~ according
F SOP have been io6j9c y ib including
Cod Eastern 1ut Maize super. j20J5c l. n.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
miscellaneous.
MarbIe ano 1late Mantels.

A extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
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