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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13
Provisions, Cotton, and Naval Stores
LOUISVILLE MARKETS

MARCH 9.-Leaf tobacco was quiet.
PROVISIONS were fully supported, with a moderate
activity ut current prices
ne oreaostu1fs market was Lsacidedlyo uiet Thore
- iss inquiry for corn. and some would
rtopa9ly nave TO be submitted to In selling round
oIs; Gass are Offering ely, and the demand ia
iimlt.ed; Rye Is firm and ready sale. Wheat 10
honinai. flour Is dull. but held ut nrmer prices -
.6uttng MdterlIt.-rhe market is quiet but steady
III nG iasl prices. We quote ~ baggiug at I2@I3c,
ana ISM Digging at Sc &C., the inside prices for
Ss otI: te outside for order and time sales the
ties are held ut 7G7Xc. '''e'' AAon eot'onH
Mana actured 1oaocco.-There is good steady
demand ana prices are sustained We uuote Vtr.
gina brands, 1nrk 70 bright, at 43@7Uc., and
S5c. 9Th. N"' ~ o'e
PoTAToEs-There is moderate demand and
prices are, steady. We quote russets ar s2.75G
S2, S5, and seed atSS @24.5O.
PROVISIoNS-1he II Arket is firm, with n fail
coDsuinptive demand. The folio wing quotations ar,
cash basis for round lots, and for time sales
@1lc. Is added for meats aud lard, and 2595Oc. 70
pork:
Pork.-Mess at s15.25@S15.5O.
acon.-Shouiders at 64@6Hc.; clear rib-sides a
Sha &c.; clear sides at 9b@94c., and breakfas
bacon AZ 10Sc. sugar-eured hams ut 12@12tc
and plain at OLOl1kc.
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ssssei S9@sSs @ saIon; Sass ana MasssSaas
prime, s5asss. slsas
Ries Carolina; zssfog RanEoon, &c.
a 9es sssssssa q b sSass
sss No. sfst ss. shor 81 NE No.
ss esasssss S sl II ' ae sss s;d NJ e
.a Sc ,l l,serp POOL. sa:Iossa1s ns wharf
West virginia salt a.. So i barrel ' 20 y sack
Sugar: Crushed nowdered. fand GRADUATED.
eItss 9 ioy 81 ol loqlos s;0, + :. 1oS@loTs
Demsrara, loK@lIc.; New Orleans, 5z@1oc.
Seap: Common, 5@sc.: best washing, 11a
~ toilet, 10000, and fancy prices; coun:
;, Tsas: Black, 65e@s1.-the last prime arti-
~ 40 inperlal' *l.1oGSl go ;igunpo WIDER, 65e.@
Hides. Leather. SC.
a. htdss: Green, 466c.; dry salted. 12a15c,: dry
SKINS, Al leG; T S sailed sloc; wet suited calf
LGther sole leather, oak. soc. sole leather,
nIsh ssa anSc IL country upper 35@5oc. city
~ I Ir, Gaitsktss, French, si.25S225 = s.; rough
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
ngM Enalish and. American refined 4674Yc. "a
I,.,~.
aSas rs 1881 y 100 u.s.; Burdens mules
shoe' sE7s@ss n 100 rs. ~ 0''-
n.eet: Nayior's cast steel, 2O62Bc a \ Eno,,sh
81 fsHc q e.. American bistered 1 49k
Hats In s75 for standardha. is ten
~, Plough castings: Wholesale, sKc,; retail. s.c
Liquors, Wines, &C.
AH: Scotch, best brands pints, 60 3O @ doza,
P6rfi fad
proof, 81 5As1 90. Cash.
BYE WAiskeys: Medium, s1.5o6s2; pure old.
E ~ Virginia Mountain. now, *2@s2.50; Old,
s2.5OBS3 so and upwards.
Brda,aies Domestic, 81 .25@22; fruit, 81. 350
wholesale; peach, 80. '-''o'
Gin: Domestic, $1.25@Y2
Rn.a: New England, $1.4O@$1.5o; Jamaica
| and Santa Cruz, $4@S6.
Lumber, Stazes, Etc:
esa Vrrns "9 paes oak sissS o. wsS
pine. S35@s75 "a 1000. YeIi"~ nine bosrds. M
asS igf $685. sSSqss g
1000. Laths-split, $3.50; sawed $3.50 q
Stares-Whiskey-barrel timber, green. s13@1s
,nrreI timber, s7@ss d 1000. Flour barrel
poles, $5@47: hogshead. hoops, no demaud; hlck-
DRY hoop, S10@12 nominal
RagsaMixed cotton, &c.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
Rope: Manila, best, 23@25c. Slsal, 22c. - D.
jute, 12hc.
Licorice.
Licorice Pastel. G.. & Co., Sic; r. R., CSC.
A. y. G., CSC. X. 4 Co., 24c.
n1ill-Fesd.
| Shfpstuf: 5Se. n bushel.
| BrolonStuf: Soc a bushel.
Shorts: 25c. "a bushel.
Wheat Bran zoe. u bushel.
Corn Bran: 1920. q bushel.
Seeds.
! SEEDS Clover red. S6.75 n bushel: saplirg
SS. orchard grass, 81, 90 "a blishe; herds grass
s1.7o; Kentucky blue 80. so; timothy. $3.50.
| Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse Toys mining, 40c @s1.25 q 100 feet.
PoleaeT: 1915 by the tive kegs-less than i've
kegs, S7.25; blasting, S40S4.5O.
Shot: Northern, s2.75@Ss a bag Of rs rs.
9r:sdstones: 2@2hc. a H.
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Fire I'm Greensboro. n. &.

!9pccia! telegram 10 the Dispatch;
GREENSBORO, n. c., March 12.-The drv.
ins-house connected with Colonel McMa.
mons spoke and handle factory, together
with quantity Of material placed in it to
dry, was consumed by fire at 7 o'clock this
afternoon. II caught from the fire used In
crying. Loss supposed about one Thousand
dollars. At one time the factory itself was
IN 'mminent danger, but by great effort the
names were suppressed and no further dam
age done.
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-, Ll;.A.'.:Tl!:E:sT FOREIGN NEWS.
sks,as atss sEnaiand.a t. x,r-.F.
THE or rHr rrrrrtrgG. p

H. LONDON, March 12.-xIf his health, W.T., nor
mit, Dir. Gladstone will resume the leader
shin OF the Liberal part In 1873. Il 51sT
The members of the late Cabinet held /
meeting Yesterday. at which, ut the REQUEST
OF Mr. Gladstone, they agreed to accept The
temporary leadership Of the MARQUIS Of
harrington. Assertion OF the Liberals. how.
ever, propose to temporarily follow the lead
OF Vernon Harcourt or Robert Lowe.
TUE DUKE OF EDINBURGH AND BRrDE-usrA.
voRABLE WEATHER FOR THEIR ENTRY INTO
| LoNDoN-IMHENsE oUTPoURNo OF TUE pEo-
| PIE.
| The weather this morning Is very I'm.
| favorable for the great event Of to .day-the
entry into London of the Duke of Edin-
| bureh and his bride. A binding snow
storm prevails, and the ground is already
| covered to the depth of three inches but
| despite these drawbacks, great crowd
! fully equal to that which gathered to witness
! the procession on the occasion of the thanks
giving services for the recovery Of the Prince
of Wales-has assembled along the route
| from Paddington station to Buckingham
Palace to greet the royal couple. The rail.
| way trains from the country are crammed
with people, and the city of London is nearly
deserted, most every one having gone to the
West Eud. Vehicles of all kinds are eX-
cluded from the route and the streets in the
| immediate vicinity.
ENTRY OF TIE ROYAL CoUPLE--ENTHUsAsTIC
RECEPTION.
LONDON, March 12.-The Duke and Duchess
Oh Edinburgh made their entry into the CITY
| shortly after noon, In the midst of q snow
storm, and were greeted with the utmost
enthusiasm by the people. At Buckingham
Palace the royal party appeared uncovered
| on the balcony. The people being at that
point were numbered at $4,000. Tonight
| they were serenaded by the medical stu
| dents, who marched to the palace in process
sion.
UNPRECEDENTED sEow-sToRM, ETC.
LONDON, March 12.-The Caledonian rail-
way is blocked by snow. Several trains are
buried In drifts. The fall of snow has been
unprecedented along the line of the road.
| In some places the station-houses are covered
to the chimnegs.
Mrs. Mine Jury, one Of the Tichborne wit
nesses, denies that the Tichborne claimant is
the brother Of Orion. Mrs. PittendreiSh,
another witness, declares Mrs. Jury has been
a party to the conspiracy from the begin
ming.
| Austria.
VIENNA. March 1.-THE Emperor Francis
Joseph has authorized his Government 10
assume q strong attitude against the ultra
montana opposition to the ecclesiastical laws.
Turkey.
CoSsrAST1NopLE, March 12.-Thcre IS great
distress here among the people in conse.
uuence Of heavy sDow-storm, which ELECTS
the charity Of the Government as we'll as OIL
private organizations.
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New Hampshire Elections.

CONCORD, March l2.-Rcturns from nearly
all the towns have been received, which
show there is no election Of Governor by the
people. Weston (DemocraD lacks about 300
of majority. The Council will probably
stand two Democrats and two Republicans.
The Republicans claim that they have elected
five senators and the Democrats three, with
five vacancies.
The chairman of the Republican State
Committee expresses the opinion that the
House will be Democratic.
The Democrats claim that the returns OF
222 towns show the House TO stand: Demo
Gratis, 1856; Republicans, 141; lndepend-
ents, 2.
The towns to be heard from gave last year:
Democrats %, and Republicans II.
--latest.
CONCORD, March 12.---Two hundred and
seventeen towns give Weston (Democrat)
34,172; McCutchin, 32,875; Blackmer and
scattering, 2,077. Seventeen towns remain
to be heard from, which.gave last year: Wes-
ton. 1888; Straw, 1904; scattering, 52. Ma
jority for Weston, 252.
Weston fails OF an election by the people
BY between 800 TO 500 votes. Four Repub-
lican and four Democratic senators are pro-
badly elec;ed. There is no choice in the
remaining districts. From returns already
in. the House stands: Democrats, 172; Re-
Dublicans, 1877. The town, to hear from last
year elected Democrats, and probably have
done so this year.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

MARCH lO.-Conon.-The market to-day wa
quiet but steady. Sales of 200 bales reported on
basis Of 41sl0141c. for strict low middlinS. tn,
bales; stock on The market, 1890 bales.
C0rn.-Ihe market to-day was quiet, active, ant
drln. sales Of 5000 bushels ut CSC. for whke, ane
SOC. for slightly mixed.
OatS.-The market Is quiet and well supplied
Sales of $50 bushels on private terms.
IVhedt.-M arket quiet but steady. .
Pednuts.-The market to-day WAS very quiet
Sales # 80 bags at 81 go.
E0qs.-.SIarket continues duh at 16c
Petis The market is steady. Sales OF blacReyes
at 10 per bag, and black and clay At $3.50 pei
bushcl.
Enthusiastically. We quote: Sweet-Hayman
irlsh~Early Rose, $3.50: Peerless, 50. 10: Jack.
son White, IS. so, and Peach-Btows, 1925 per bar
rel.
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Pacific Railroad Directors.

BosroN, March 12.-At meeting of the
Union Pacific railroad yesterday the follow
ing directors were elected: Oliver Ames,
James Duff, Elisha Atkins, Sidney Dillon,
l.. z. Morton, F. Gordon Dexter, Benjamin
E. Bates, Oliver Ames Secord, james ID.
Smith, Charles j. Osborn, George $. Scott,
Samuel S. Mills, James Gould, Z. Il. Baker
aud j. Richardson.
At meeting of directors held subse-
quently the following officers were chosen {:
President. Sidney Dillon; Vice-President,
Elisha Atkins; Secretary and Treasurer, +.
III. Rollins
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MARINE INTELLKGEHCk.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH Ia. 1874
Sun rises. e.99 Moon rises. 8.34
Sun sens. 5.51 High 2.08


PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH l2.ia7k.s
5 Il. ,sgt. s. ARRIVED. se Eftgralfa
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mex.
Steamer 1 john n Sylvester clifford Sorfolr, msr.
chandise and passengers, L.. B.. Tarum. aren't ;7es
BARK ark Frederick tGefmpn Buckman, Porto Ricos
Soho oner r. ). Hamilton, Mills, New York, mer--
channise, C,Ttis Parker. yy.st7 a.t..t.
ballast, Curtis Parker
Schooner McNfoughlin, Burns, Norfolk In bal
last, Curtis 8 Parker. 4. tt..E Is. ..sa.st.
Steamer Empire, Ailen: Pialaaelphi., mee.aaa-
disc ana passengers. ". X. Por ys,; .,
Brig Mary Aiierton, Chase, Rio Gnnde DO SUI
Schooner belle Brown, Hall, Chlokahomiay.
lumber. $50. -
schooner james veldren, cavileer, New York
Schooner armada, shorter, Norfolk, granite
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner A. s. smyrk, Flowers. BALTIMORE
schooner Maggie Mcdonald, s,eelman, Philsdes-
p sshoessr Psssidens johnson, App'esas'h. B.ls--
sehOSnsr s. shaSers. ~ 1 P PbiIdadsiphis, yeo-
schooner 8. G. Tyron, Nickerson, Boston. FebEu-
Ssc ho F. G. Dow. Care. Boston Fearn,yy 10.
| Schooner Agnes, Hogden, Bath, Ma, Eebfaary
Schooner A. clifford, Mcdonald, Ka.sau, Jsnu--
| airy 7th. - 80 7FEIs
Bark Edwin, Christopherson, Liverpool. Ftbru-
Bark Jembyrd, Barth. Liverpool. February Stu
l.. H., MEMORANDA.
Schooner Anna Edith. Creekmeer, Baltimore,
| for this port, at Norfolk March 9th. sitf fsgEf
Brig Zingara tBrihsh), LebrocQ,. hAnoe, Of Hio
Grande. ~, ..-s 81.
The steamship Old Dominion. New York,
grounded some distance below the city, near Dutch
Gap, and lost her rndder. The doe was unusually
low, the wind blowing the water out OF the nyef.
By Telegraph. 8.
! LONDON, March l2.-The brig Hannibal. frt1a
New Orleans for Falmouth, With IT'S bales % COT
ton. arrived at this port to-day, having su6ere6
| much damage in toe recent Gales on the Atlantic.
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MAN Burned to Death.

ISiccial telegram to the Dispatchi
hASVHLE, VA, March 12-Last night
about y O'Clock small tenement-house on
'Ae north side of the river was discovered to
bt on lire. Before any one could reach it, 1t
was burned nearly to the ground. 1t was
discovered that Thomas Sheridan, a watch
Uan at the railroad shops, was in the burn.
Ing house, but rs no assistance could reach
him he vas burned to a crisp. 1t is sup
POSED Sheridan vas intoxicated.
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WILMINGTON. NJ. C., MARKETS.

MARCH TO- Spirits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1877
casks. No sales reported Market quiet anu dull al
43c.
Rosin.-Receipts. 1859 barrels. Sales reported
of $500 barrels strained at 80 y barrel mar
ket closing steady.
of 500 barrefs ut 81. 90 for and 81 30 Tor
hard a barrel. Market q Iiet and steady.
Tur.-keceipts, 11S barrels. sales OF 256 bar
reis nj 50 80 al barrel. Market steady.
Cotton.-keceipts, 81 bales. Sales OF ~ bales
at the Following official quotations: Low ordl.
nary Be :: Ordinary / &C.: GOOD ordinary, 12Ac- J;
Strict good Ordinary. l3ac.; low middling. 14Sc.
strict low iniddllng, 14Ac.: middiing, 15c.-xar.
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Ry Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS..
NEW YORK. March 12,--Flour in fair request
and frm at %. 60@t8.e5 for common 10 fair ex;
ira Whiskey steady at 97c. Wheat quiet and
without decided change; very limited export IN
auiry, aud s6ade frmer at 81. s94s1 30 for new
mixed. OIL 90 for old western mixed, &l.65GSl sc
lower 20 sell. sugar quiet and unchanged; TIC
ne. for falr 70 good refining; Porto ktco, nc.
changed. Etce quiet and steady. Pork steady; new,
sI6. Z ard firmer at 9kc. Iallow quiet at 7H@
re. Twpentine firm at 46x@47c. ,Kosin arm
Ertichts 10 LIVERPOOL quiet.
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Louisiana Bankrupt Cases.

The Judiciary Committee heard Mr.. San
gera, New York lawyer, interested in Lou
isiaua bankrupt cases. to-day. The commit
tee will hear an additional statement from
Mrs. Gaines, and then close the matter.
Whether the committee will present articles
of impeachment or ask to he discharged is
nicely balanced. The friends of Judge Dl-
rell are apprehensive that the question will
come before the House.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-DuriDg Friday
for New England and the Middle States,
partly CLOUDY weather, low temperature,
and brisk TO occasionally high north to west
winds will prevail, with occasionally light
snow in the latter section.
For the Southern States east of the Missis-
sippi, very generally clear weather and fresh
to occasioneHy brisk winds, mostly from the
north and vest.
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BALTlMOnE MARKETS.

RALrMOAHs March lE.-Fiour Steady and IN.
changed. Wheat quiet. steady, aud unchanged.
Seiiaw southern, S2g85c. Oats quiet; southern,
bsG6ac. Rye and hay unchanged. proysiens
Arm. Fork, SIS. Bulk meats drm = ssoa.csrs,
Az. clear Rib. SX6Shc. Bacon actiye shoulders,
re re clear RI, BIC. Western butter very dull
al 'STGl4Ie.: tun, 38@42c. Coffee nominal
W hiskey. S8kc. sugar active ata4GS9sc>
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
HoEDossVlLLE, VA, March livery higl
winds from southwest Woods and noun
talns on fire in different localities. Between
Danne's store and Louisa Courthouse abou
one hundred and twenty FIVE cords of Chesa
peake and OHIO railroad wood have been
burnedSn several telegraph poles.
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.

MARCH 9.-Cotton.-Tbe market Is firm; sales,
500 bales good middl'ngs, 16c.; middlings, 15kc.
low middlings, 15c.; good ordinary, 14Ae.; ordi-
nary. 124c. Futures-Sales Of 100 bales for May
at 153c.
Rtce.-Demand fair; common to fair, 6x@7Hc.
good, e@S4c.
Corn.-Market quiet from recent heavy arrivals
We quote white at II .06@S1 .0S per bushel
mixed, 81 .OSMS1 .O7.- ReDubltcJ71.
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NrU YORK LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, March g. 6eeres-Receipts. 4,SSu
head making $3.50 for week, against g, 40 last
week. the quality being below the average; but few
extra fancy steers shown m nE noSeIsssay
81 omi q 80 common TO prime nariycaseers. AmonQ
the ssies aere4 ears mixed Ohio steers to- cwti
at SIOmsl2: cars prime lllinois steers, o. ewl;s
a. OK. cnrs DO. 81 cwt., 81 I; cars Do, ~
swt., 81 .a5@$l2.50; II CARS do., 81 70 M ewt',
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LOUISVILLE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MlnGR 9.-Catle.-The supply fair With a good
uelnane from butchers and dealers, and the pro
peSt Ior the future Is that good cattle win meet
~ sa teaay sale at fair prices: Best grade Of cattle
from ~ to IS: good ordinary from "a 70 "a ~:
dre1. A VA.oO W T6SV PCT nun
Hogs.-The receipts are large for the soason with
* a sa'es best retailing to butchers from $3.50
ShS,ov GOOD medium. So: stock hogs and Fat
ao3 bs aud HuLeS.-Shipments almost daily with
nal. ~ ~ S'.- eSt'IeE-1oeT'
ne above refers to one yard. Like sales pre.
vailed at the other yards.J
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LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

. The market quiet, but prices have been fairly
supported at the range last quoted The sales aggre-
gated 151 hogsheads.
hogshead Henderson county leaf at $40, 10.
90, 70; 7 hogshcsds Taylor county common leaf
hogsheads Ballard county leaf at ~. 7.80, 60
go, $40; 8 hogsheadS Henry county common
leaf and Jugs at $3.50, $50, 3.45: hogshead old
cigar leaf at 1920. And others ut like prices.-
COttrier-JUurnuL.
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Livestock Markets.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The following is the report of Mr.. L.. Gimmi
weighmaster. OF the sales Of 1--we stock from the
5th to The 18th Of March,1S74
CATTLE-146 head sold frou, common to extra,
3x@G4c. q b.. gross. .,,,,- mn
SIIEEP-Sold from 4ha6Se. u fb:' gross.
HoGS.-Sold from 7GISc. T' D., net.
VEALs-Sold per head from $6@f14.
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EAST LIBERTY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, March 9.-Cntle.-Ar-
rivals. Including saturday and Sunday, 219 cars !;
no sales. ,.
Hoos.-Arrvals, including Saturday and sunday,
65 cars; Workers, $50s5 40; Philadelphia, $6g
$500. Co.
day, 90 cars no sales.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK aaAHKET.

MARCH o. Cattle Receipts, 2.150 head. Mar
Ret Gull for shipping grades, buyers holding CT 70,
deci1a. few lots good 10 choies steers sold al
fo.iO@I5.85; good Cherokees, s4.S0@S4.90
RogS-RsceIpts, $500 head. Market active.
hrn; anS higher at s4.35@s4. 80 forcnmmon TO
medium. and S4.s5G5.3 80 for fair to choice. Ship
Meep.-Receipts. 500 head. Market fhirly active
ana steady ut 70 5@56.30 for good to very choice
shipments, 372 head. - -, - -. 0'''
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i COTTON sfAaKETs, n .r ~ =.

-ae COTTON MARKETS. MAnc1z1a.s I =
,GALvEsToy.-lHtets denaad. limited = suod a..
dnary, 1856; middliDg. l6Kc. Nefrccsipts. e8sp
paies. EXPORTS Continent, bales; cosssrfsa a
oaies. Sales. 500 bales -
acknowledgements iddliDgs, 7g54c. Nee
FIX l.67l bales. Exports-To Great bf1txin
a,ssS eales coastwIse. 1879 bales. Sales 1901
oaies. stock, 1918 bales. Il s. ss9 80
o sMn0BlLE-Steady; middHngs, Il &c Net seceir4s
mn oa s E1ports coasswtse, 1,dit bales. HSlc
BosToS-Dull: middiipgs. 10xc. 4 yes ,ecetna..
81 bales; gross, 81 bales. Exports to (3reat H.
tain, / 90 bales. Sales, 200 balea. =
Z.WLLnNGTox.-Quiet and steady ms6lssnSn
15c. Net receipts, IS bales. Exports cosssuiSg
491 bales. Sales. 1874 bales. = 80 !
NoRFoLK.-Qritt !; low midduugs. 1870 Nefr,s
eetp.s, 1859 Gales. Exports coastWise, I,666
bales. sales, SOC bales. ~ eze<s sys.aST' -
MEMPHIs.-Quiet and wesk low mfddfnss. lac
al 4ac. Receipts, e46 bales. Shipnon1, ], COZ
CHARIEsToE-steady; middlings, 15xe.; low
midllings, l44i91 4Xc.; good Ordinary, 14kc Vet
receipes, i,lSS bales. exports coastwfse, 1865
bales Sales, 200 bales. ~ g, sy5Fss-f ..t,'ssirg
AUGUSTA.-Demandm moderate: middIines. 1fc.
Recelpts, 554 bales. aales, 49T bales. -
receipts, bales gross. 42O bales -. - s.. =
NEW Enthusiastically; der anG rood: MD
diimgs, 154c. Net receipts, t.560 bales = sfoAG
S.e5o bales. Exports-To continent, All bales
France. D. 80 bales; Great Britain. 1,I9a Ealea
Sales, 5000 bales. Last evening, $500 bales.
BALT1MoRR.-Doil; msddltEes, 1SXc.: rood ofdf-
nary. 134013xc. Gross receipts, laS taleA cEX.-
ports-1o continent 709 bales; coastwtsA. 1lk
bales. Sales, 1876 bales t'',sr1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13
CINCINNATI LIvE-sTOCx maRxETs

.. 9ARSH S-keceipts: Cattle, 5S5 head; hogs.
W head; hogs, 593 head sheep. 66i head. "l'''
GHnle.-The market Is rather active ut the fol-
dinm 10 fair. s4.25@t5 good, IS 2561s5.5O. No
hoqS,te ceipis mostly common and medium !:
hesahyy, 10 E5nS5.5O. No choice, hogs oterinr.
=, Saa,sePIMarset firm and active at 49, 750S6 for
lihe above refers to one yard. The others had
sales at like prices y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13
DASyIILE TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH lO.-Receipts have been full during the
past week. We have no changes to make In quota
tons. Wrappers Of all kinds, both new and DID,
are eagerly sought ut full quotations..