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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14

ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. New York, mer-
cbandi.p and passengers. &. W. Hen Z Co.. agents.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mers
chandise aud pa sscugers, l.. 4. alum. agent.
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell, SteelmaD, Norfolk
light, ;urtis 4 farktr.
Schooner -. =. Wolff Todd, Baltimore, guan0,
SOulhcrn Fertllizing Company.
Schooner Rose McUeyitt, Mullen, Philadelphlas
lghf, Curtis Il Parker.
schooner WiGslow Wynn, Wynn, James river,
Lumbar.
Steamer Shirley, Trayers. Baltimore. merchan.
di Sc and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Lnela \. snow, Haskell, coal, New
Fork, Jurrie s. o.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New Yrrx on 1lth, schooner Lizzie Flor
ence. Lippincntt.
Moore, Philips.
MEMORANDA.
schooner Eclipse. GUpkling. was loading ut New
York on the tn for Richmond
Schooner +. j. Hami fun, Mills. WAS loading az
New York en- The tn for Richmond.
QUICK TRIP.
The schooner Lucia a. snvw cleared AT Rock-
land, Me- fer Windsor, Nova Scoiia, on The 1Sttl
OF AprlI and there oaGed with pascr fr this port.
She arrived here on May 10 h, and has since dis:
charged h,r cargo Of plaster, and rsken on one OF
est Virginia coal. shippe by turrie Co., aud
sailed for Ncw York last evening.
by Telegraph.
NRw YORK. May 13.-Arlved: Asina, west
phaiia. Arrived out: Hcderiard. HnllaL Il. Oei.
DIN ne. Lizzie Moses. 2oyal Charter, st loud, Sy-
ria Mozirt, Juniata. Charles w Lord. GoelDcs
Wyoming, Nlooc, Astronomer, Pedro, Planooet
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General Markets.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEW YORK, May l1.--The market to-day has
been weak and prices unsettled. he bulk of trade
mas been among the ,hpers, hut the amount has
not neen sufficient to strengthen the market. In
fact, tie transactions have been confined princi-
pIlly to closing ont old styles Of regular goods at
marked concessions from agents prices. Choice
brands In all lines are hello steady at last quota-
tons.
Brown sheetings and shir,ings have been dull and
Irregular. Sales 10 Il ar amount for the western
trade have beer reported at regular prices.
Blrnchcd ,hsetirgS and Shirings have been with
out call, ard No changes have been made In prices.
Cotton twineS and warls have sold wei, the fine
qualities of twincs meeting with more favor. Fine
grades Of warpS show Slight failing off In the de-
u'and during the last few days. except in few of
the best makes Rates are firm.
Cotton bugs have not shown any activity. the
market being we'll supplied In anticipation OF the
demand Tor the June trade.
totton bats have advanced L. on Logan and
Rock island mills ard The medium and ii ser grades.
Thc aGvance Is attributed t. the duh trade In shirt
ings that market inilue cling The supply OF cotton
waste forming bats. The pr es of blttS have been
shrctings having diminished the supply, price have
advance q. aS given above.
Si!rS:as have been dull, the sales being small 10
| the city and nearby trade.
Corset jeans lave been sold well up to the stock Oh
| hand, with fair amount o! orders ahead.
Elnchans of high grades ami weii-kuuwn makes
have been rather slow of sale. buyers taking very
small selection. nj other goods 1t concessions. The
bet gTaccS are hello firm.
Printing cloths have been very quiet, and In the
| absence OF Il demand The Market Is nominal We
quote best standard and extra. 64Nfl. ut 5Sc. Tor
spot goods. thlrtN frlct> III 1tFOr OF
Priu.s have shown hut little activity except In
choice scit Ctnns of plads and dress effects There
has been better demand u. day for favorle Erls
tot and Loci prints, Central Park shirtugs and the
new styles of merican ana Pacific mills for gene
raj dstrbu ION. he only changes To rote are re-
ductIons OF Passaic nercales from l2Ac; u II &c
Pas>aic cAmbrics, 10c. from l &c; and Acrilmac
| shir ings from 7sc. TO Sc.
woocns have been dull and without change In
| prices
firm made 4 sale ofworllers and tailoring goods
To Il tar attendance. hut the bidding was slow and
| the prices slightly below III 81 OF last week.
Another firm made large Herring of ribbons aud
millinery goods, the prices aimed b:irg sat;sfLc-
| tory To sellers. Considerable passing was done.
| no her offered large lines OF black aud colored
dress silks tuaras aud III Jhairs Kid gloves. shwls
linen goods, white 70 obs, domcstics, and fans. The
first "OrGs named brought very fair prices, and the
pat ing WIS quite spirited, but for linens and other
goods The deuIaud Tell off, anu The lower grade goods
were passed. Journal gf Commerce.
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Southern Underwriters association

SAVANNAH, GA, May 13.-Tbe Under
writer's Association (Soulh) met again to.
day and received reports from committees
Livingston Minis Was elected president; D.
&. Casleman, president: c. &. Knowles.
OF Columbus, secretary. Executive Com
mittee: II. j. Walker, Of Virginia; Akin
son, North Carolina; SDcucer, Florida
Wessenburg, Alabama; Eel, South Caro-
lima G. 5. Rome, Georgia Tucker, Mis>is'
sippi: Judge Wuallng. Louisiana; CoviDg
ton. Tennessee; w. +. Curry, Kentucky
W. S. Currie. Arkansas; Sorley, Texas. Ad'
iOurned sine die
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Decisions by fac Secretary OF tine
T'raa3urY.

WASHINGTON. May lathe Secretary oil
the Treasury has made number Of deci.
sions, among which are the following Salt
in sacks Is not considered perisha bic arti.
Gle; cigars brought into the United States In
transit for foreign countries may be for.
warded to their destination irrespective OF
the quantity contained in such shipment
horses exported to be trained may he retprnrd
free Of duty; paper imported for printing
purposes and to be exported afterwards
ia dutiable; detcriorated drugs, &c, shall not
be allowed to pass the custom.house, but
must he either exported within six months
or destroyed, ut the expense of the owner.
under the supervision Of the collectors. The
department does not permit the reshipment
Of goods in bond from ports Of delivery to
which they have been sent in bond from
ports Of entry, the shipment in bond to
ports Of delivery being only allowed for the
purpose Of Withdrawal on payment Of duty
at such ports
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louisville MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

NAY Northumberland 7obacco.-The market
e mt in stcauy at lat prices. We quote: Eir-
slua bright pouno: si@Sae S TrI triEh,
= Tnct, twisl. 79r: Virginia bright 6-iuch and
9I5.inrh twist 74c.: ylenia medium and Pinch
twist. G4c: Virginia medium hrish! navy, IS. IS
aamnSc ISuisye navy, bright, 65066c.: Louis
Se navy, mahogany. second class ssgsgc'
Louisville navy mahogany nrst esS y, S4m "1.,
e a"u,S,. 54@7s: Smoking Ncrth !arolin.
nnrham. lbs. KS. and KS, 60@70-; Virglnla
bright, lbs, rs, and Us, 6lG71c.-t"uTler-1'aT-
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weather Report.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-For the South At
hn,ic and Eastern Gulf States. northeast
Winds and falling barometer, cloudy and POS
sibIy rainy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer and plrtly cloudy weather, falling
barometer, and southeast winds.
For the Middle and Eastern States, south
ana west winds, stationary or rising Dafome-
ter, warmer and partly cloudy weather.
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GREAT ESGlNBERISG.-WIth truth these
are times OF wonderful engineering acoleVe'
ments. The replacement OF an iron pridee
to succeed the great wooden structure re-
Gently burned at Portage Falls, on the ERIE
railroad, has been put under contract ioi
com pletlon within forty.fve daJs-no slight
undertaking when it is remembered that lne
piers have an elevation OF more IMAM a"o
hundred feet, and that the situation IS iuil vi
obstacles and difficulties for the Wofkmeh'
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FIRE IN ALPHABETICALLY residence of
Mr. Henry WiIburne, pear Spout spriJg, j..
AnpomatIox county, was burned about. uay
light Yesterday morning. A Con- .derab!t
portion OF The furniture WIS s,Ied-muct
of it in O damaged couritio,,. The dwell
INF which was worth ut t.Ie lowest estmste
s4. 600. had been iIsursd for 50 900, but the
policy expired few days since and bad not
been renewed ynch6urg NeWs, 18th.
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ORR MINERAL RESOURCES OF 4
PROSPECTING TRIP THROUGH BUCKINGHAM AND
CuMBERLAND.-Mr. John Il. Tonkin has re-
,urued TO falmvllic. after making tour OF
eighteen days through Buckingham and
Cumberland, closely examining the mineral
resources Of those counties.
Mr.. Touku first visited Mr.. J. G. Wallis,
At Gu Ira, and on his plantation found ludIca-
liou> of coal, but not visible at the surface.
What there is lies deep Iron Is there IN
great abundance-hcm"(ite and of good
quality. Nr. Toxin next carefully inspect
ed Colonel iIubaru's estate. at Saratoga. lie
traced a vein of iron for several miIcS, and
declares tGat it is one OF tie best be ever saw
From Saratoga he went to hOsny. Here, II
three miles distance from tie Saratoga VEN,
,herc is another one OF the same quality, run
stag in the same direction northeast and
southwest. Mr.. Tonkiu believes that both
thee veins continue their course 10 ude-
wafer Mr.. Toukin then visited the Booker
"olI mines, bat could not make thorough
inspection owing 10 the iimDcr> having rottcd
aud fallen in. Tbis, however, could DC re.
medied al small expense. The vein iud'-
Gated that if this mine vas worked judi.
ciously il could not tail to pay grent profits.
The same remark Mr.. Tonkin applies 10 the
Virginia. London, and other gold mines OF
the district.
After leaving the gold mines Mr.. Tonkin
found another vein OF iron, which he traced
for distance Of seventeen miles 10 New
Canton, on the James river, where there
was formerly blast furnace, and great
deal of iron of good quality had been
mined, but nothing has been done there
since the war. The slate hear New Canton
Mr. Tonkn declares to he equal to any IN
the United States. Marble is found IN great
abundance aud of good quality, and lying
on the banks of the james river 1t can be
carried to a market cheaply.
Mr.. Tonkin Is enthusiastic on the ahuna-
ance and good quality of the timber ot buch-
lngham county. AS regards coal, be thinks
that Buckingham lies out OF the coal basin.
lie has brought back with him some vaiua'
bic specimens, which have been on view 1T
the office Of the SsuthSide Immigration So
ciety. Altogether, the report of Mr.. Tonkln
"a practical miner and mlncraloglst OF vast
experience is very valuable, especially as his
oniniouS are unbiased by any local interests.
FarnauiIe Mercury.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-ToBACCO MARKET

MAY lC.-Tbe marhct was fairly active. and
ices lu'rd firm. I lie sales aggrt gated IS hcgs.
h.ar.. di ,triouled rs follows:
\ lie doone House sod h"gshs ,o hogshead'
aLu S. 90: | hogshcld Missouri eaf 1t Sl2.
, lie >ilth-Street HUE sold - II g,headS-J
hog heads Tennessee leaf. S1O4f15: = hogsheaGs
Sampson ,ou ~ Tugs and leaf. 81 90. $3.50; 2
ho2sneats Eayiess County leaf. sl2, s14.75: l
hogsheih Henderson County frozen lugs, So D.
The Picket House SOLD 24 hogshead,: 3 hogs
heads Lawrence County ull lear at $3.50
t16.75. s'5. sl4 so. tl3: 4 hogsheads Dubois
County Uud.) common leaf &c s11.oO, FL,
40 rs, $1,000: Q hog-heads DuhGis COun-
" Unr.l 'ugs at 1886, 1890. 80, $40. 925.
1920, IS 90, ss,, 80; l hogshead henderson
The Planters rouse sold Il h0gsheads Hart
County leaf at S14.25; hogshead Brock ridge
County ieat At IL 90 l>hogshead Brechlnridge
County lugs at $40: l g;hetd Henderson
County lear AZ S2 r.; hog'harads Il, nders s,n
Si0: / Log,hrud Warren County leaf at ! Ii 23
The Louisville House sold 2 hogsheads: hogs
heads Brac, iurldge County eaf at = 80 ana
SID 25; hogshead Breckinridge county trash AT
s6 90: 2 neg heads Mercate county leaf and Tugs
sts1675. SIS so. and S7.2Q: 2hogsheads Butler
connty trash at $500 and $500; hogshead
Hart county Tugs at $3.50: l hogshesd Monroe
county lurs al $780, hogsheads Green county
iuls at $3.50 and n.
heads old lear and Tugs At 81 MA 25, 81 70 ard
x1O 75 3 logsheaI IS Butter County lcGi al > 00U
S15. .nd Sl375: hok>heahs Smii n county rem
nnssapl leaf al MA rs, S14.75. ria, $3.50, Sl3,
$1,000, ard 80 %: hogshead, smith S9n ny
enne.st 81 Tugs at rs so, 1910, fSi ana Te7O:
Q hoyshrods i,ariess Counrv common X nj anu Tugs
snSlI so, $3.50. and $3.50: hossnead FACTORY
lug at $7.---COur,er-JOurhdl'
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MARYLAND AND yIRGISIA.-The Hon.
l,lac y. Jones Continued day his arSu'
Ken. ia bchlf Gf HE State Of Maryland pc
log Tie arbitrator, TO settle the boundar!
.&c between M4ryI land and Virginia. Inc
i:c>ru1 ur",iuy will probably ADJOURN on
Saturday. Il l. Hdyr-tood that ut some
oi"" ~ jLr lu.urc the visit 10 The lower cnd
q tie Chc.ape~k" bay, suggested by the
Maryland counsel. :.iIl re made Washing
~. !..rYrum (l2N,l In BditimOre Sun.
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~,,r ..cr,aw LUMBER MAKKET.

THE saginaw correspondent OF the ,Sa,s
Gazette Writes as follows Du.lns tue MIN IN ali
mas oseu aans , 400 ,he jprice showing an upward
Tendency the havias been d
comm s s 8 tbis SpS
one 10y nss a"ck or fair quality; one menu 20 !os
vent at Is SO, sla9ssa. shs eS@ spS u Ssss
OF mssD good qaaaIy. Tue holders o. ats 'slaR'a
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DASyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

lRcportcd expressly for the Richmond Dispatch.
MAY 12.-Receipts large. Prices advancing.
LugS.-Vcry common. S6WS0: common, 81 0(t
sl2: medium. II 2M$l6: good. 81 casio.
FNitrs LEAF Common, S1UMSl5 medium.
S15M$lS: coed. SlSMS25
Smpiefs.-t 'omlnnrr. Sl2Msls: medium bright,
81 Sm S23: good 10 fancy. $3.50 $40.
BrigM U'rnDperS.- Common. S25Ws30; me.
iiun. $30MS4S: good. $ls@SGO; extra, 500
M$7J: fancy. s75@Sl01.
.itltognng ItrupDers-"ommon, s25M!37:
mrdinlI, S37@s4S: good, S4SG$ $50; ezra. $50
M 4.
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PROPOSALS..
no CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

am directed by the Jail Committee of the Coun-
ri IN invite SthLED PROPOSALS Tor the maj e.
rails for and CUNSTkUCTIUS OF A JAIL FOR
TiETOWN OF DANVlnLE.
The building Is 10 be 4! = feet lorg by 30H 1eet
wide with .tTn In rear S bv % feet, ard 10 be
two stores Whole height, 81 feet. Including
foundation walls; to have twelSe rooms two paS,,
sages, with stairways; four rooms 10 be ilned WIN
To have cast-iron doors, flames and sash or their
patent, house TO be OF hard brick, covered Win
tin. ,-,,,,o or
for the iron, brick, aud carpenters ana loiners
work separ ,tcly BIDS will he received up 10 noon
nf The Isl Day OFJGSf, and Will be opened ut 5
O'Clock of that day, al my office, IN the presence OF
the committee. .,a ~ ~
The committee reserves the right To REJECT all OF
any Of the bids If rot satisfactory.
f,ans and specifications, can be seen at my olnS5
I'm the courthouse. aB0 will cheerfuily give al
''ii'' '0 t. 81 shUMAkER,
my 1O-tMy3l rchitcct for Tie Commltee.
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Los HY NInGl>IA Insurance COMPANIES.
I'y The destruction OF the Plane. Carpet
Mile, i'll Brooklyn, n. Y. on Monday nignl,
"hlc!! curaiicd a loss Of Sj00.00O upon winch
taefc va SI99 900 insurance, the Firsinia
insurance q mpanlcs lose as follows: A'oe'
liar,e, Old nouinIon. Petersburg, Merchan'>
anu Nccaauic-. ard Virginia Home, S2,o0C
taga. BGitsmUre Sun.
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Jefferson EkayiS.

HorsroS, TEXAS, May 13.-JetlerSon Davis
delivered the address at the annual fair a.
this place. During the address, in speaking
to the Texas volunteers OF the Mexican war,
he entrea,ed them to be as loyal now TO the
Stars and Stripes as they were brave ana
Jealous in the defence Of their first flag.
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E.oy,, the Mining EscCiGnS.

WILKESBARRE, PA, May IA >lraggllng
fire wa, kept up from 1Oo'cIock last evening
until O'clock this mpruing upon the sncr.
ill., posse at HUI chn:on's b :eaEer by tie
striking miners. Trey hope IN this manner
to frighLcn the posse away. -Four more men
went to work for Hutchinson this morning.
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week. and a decline Of 25D5oc. per hundredin
the market ruling generally slow aad afil nj HE dc.
c.inr: Il he prevailing rates Of to-day were k765
SGD for common snd GOOD Iigh.: 474U61&7e75
for good 10 choice butcher q13ntifs !: but very few
OF inc latter Offering. however. the bnls Of receipts
otiDe OF common and medium grader. Total re-
time. IL 81 head. - '.s,,7 - :,
ShfeD Receipts moderate. but market only fair
AZ 4kg6Ac Tor common 10 choice vooief, and SR9
4Hc. Tor same grades Of she d.-Tinsea.
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ALEXANDRIA Fish MARKET.

NAY 12.-Thc receipts since Yesterday have been
5000 snad. which sold at from 50 t. xll a hun
dred. and 10000 herring, which sold at xIOM
81 $50 az thousand.
The fish sales in Georgetown yesterday were 5O,.
600 herring It S3aJi6 T3 thousand shad sold az
50 III hundred. - Gazette. -
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Assurances OF Peace I'm Europe.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-An official tele-
gram has been received At the Russian Lcga.
tlou here from BerllD stating that the En-
peror leaves Berlin entirely convinced OF the
conciiatory dispositions which exist there
and which assure the maintenance of peace.
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DLD GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
I , SuAg0Ae offer t.l sale the smnE PORTION
remainng of this truly valuable GpAsc1 t Ma,
ers aud Others s1e assured MAJ t-rsrIx drsvn
~ large onsatilies from The Cnigcha lslana Srrp
re Xf-Sm c&ASS~s ~ 49,
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ADUgEss.-Mr +. ). Gregory, editor OF
TAG Petersburg Appeai, has been selected TO
otiIcr un address on the occasion OIL the
cl9sln" exercises Of the Marion Female Col
ltsr, when takes lace on the oth OF june
LyciJlg NerS.
Il good selection
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PosTAL.-J. r. Boston is appointed post
m!s,t"r al Green Springs del 9, Louisa county,
va. ttcc Jrue. T. Terrlll, resigned Letlt'a
q. HUDSON is appointed postmaster at Long
n ), Fral kin county, Va, vice Peyton
IL hudson, resigned.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
tBY TELEGRAPIII
NEW YORK

|
! NEW YORK. Nav 13.-Cotton friner; sales or
o,922 balls at 1891 6Sc. Flour lo~ er with mode.
rate Inquiry: sou her" quiet ANT lower: common to
IS 25@ts5o What wl, h ID deelat oie change.
with very moderate demand. Corn ouiI. nugar
quiet aud unchanged. Cofe" dur, and heavy at 16
ial0~ firm. Navas duli. Pork ii m; new, S23.
Lard firm 15&c. for prime steam. Mhiskey,
Sl.2otG$l.2l. Freigh.S shade tirmer.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, May 13.-Flour dull and uuchanged.r
*l.3S; amber. 81 45G0S1 .50 white. 81 40Gls Al.
Corn weak and lower: %hitr, sSms9c.: yellow.
Provisions firm but dull Coffee quiet and UNI
changed.
BALTIM ORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Say 13.-Caale.-Tne market du-~
ring the early part of the OK was firm aud fairly
active ana prices were 4c. higher but towards the
close the advance was lost. and there further
lecine Of r., closing nul; very best, Gs@7kc.s
inst qualify, 5n6sc.; me- ium or good fair quality.
Ala Sc; ordinary thin steers, oxen, aud cows,
3n4s c.. most mos, sales, 5G6a,. Receipts, 1926
| Hogs have been dull: receipts light, the quality
being rihe better than lat week. Price are
shade higher; fair to choice, 10@11hc. Receipts,
Sheep have been dull and lower, ard the tendency
is sull downwarI wool she'p are not wanteds
Limbs dull ut 81 50t&s4; few extra, $5. Re-
cerpts, 3.433.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 13.-Flour quiet and uu.
changed. Corn firm AT 7SIS0c. Lard quiet and
II. changed. Provisions outer. Pork. S22l1S22.50-
| Bacon hOulers 9Sc.: clear-rib. 1896; clear
sides, 1916. Whisky, 81 1G Tagging quiet and
| CINCINNATI.
| CIvCIvSATI. May l3. -Flour llrmer. Corn steady
at 7S@S0c. Pork duh ut *2l.50@S22. Lard
dull: SIZE IN. 15c. bid; kettle. 154c. hacOn quiet
and unchanged. Wh!skey hrm 49, 81 .16.
| ST. LOUIS.
! ST. LOUIS. May 13.-FlOur quiet and firm. Corn
Uuiet bu firm: no. 2 mixed, 74c. Whi,Sey nOmi-
iially ST. 20 Fork offered at $2l.75; small lot OF
sihc; sofa ut S2l rs quiet Win only limited
liJLbing demand Lard ulct.
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BY Telegraph,
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May DETERMINATIONS easy
At 2,a2l. Sterling and gold dEll and firm. Gov
crnmcGts dull and steady. states nominal.
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F,EM0FAES.

DANK OF COMMERCE REMOVED TO
Dlll7 MAIN STREET. TransactS generhI
baking business Including the purchase ana saie o.
BONDS, STOCKS, TAX-RECclNABLE wv
PJES. and CO n. .,n,a or
Asscents for nRExEL & Co. twill draw Tune OF
i<br crafts on EUROPE IN sums 20 sui: c,,o
my 10-6t JOHN Z. WlLLIAa ?. ., Sa2H-e.s
DE.dOVED.-The office OF the RICH
T., MohD RANKING AND INSURANCE S3ai-
49, re- baen removed 10 the companS's build
tANt I TO- snuI hsust corner af Main and Ihlr-
Ing no NO .t toot. NAM 8. QUARL-S,
tecntn suerta. cashier.
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CINCINNATI PROVISIONS MARKET.

MAY 1.-THE IN IKE, Ut the close Of Change
was Gull, and The orders coming in were Few ana
ONLY for small lots.
Ness Pork-rhe market at the close Of Change
was dull NJ s22d S22.25 n barrel for city mess.
iry M $ at good shipping points would bring s22
a barrel.
Buik Medts-The market Is dull shoulders at
SIC clear rib offered at ~. with sales ut this
figure on cal IS; clear nominal IL 12c.
Bucon.-The market Is dull; shoulders, ohc.
clear-riD SIDES. l21s"; Gle Ar sides, 1855:
14c ~ b . as 10 brand and average. Duckcd aud
cauya.,d. The general tone OF the market at the
eli. SO OF Change WAS dull.
r<,rI Il he market IS dull prime steam, sc. !;
civ kettle 5isc.; country, 154c.-Timss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-14

Despite the frost wheat IL Splendid
charlotte (Va.) Gazette.