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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-30

! EiEHoIC BRAKRMAE-A TERRIBLE ACCT
IN. AVOIDED By THE GOODNESS And BRAVERY
O. 4 RAILWAY EMPLOYEE ONE OF THE IN
3pErAL N4MES.-- Boston, Mass, April IL
Hyg:-e l.. Granger, brakeman on the Bo>-
Ion aud Lowell railroad, has earned fame
:" day which will live for generations. lie
w, va duty on the ward Montreal express,
anl when between Wilmington and WoOurn
Ne coupling gave way between two OF the
c7r, ou the forward part of the train, and
'a~ ru-ln" aud two or three OF the cars
H:ta '"rr held TO it tcing thus relieved OF
'@' ""'-hi OF The hal!-doZen cars behind inn
la'tn'"Iy ran away from them. When the
Gr,s9Hm"nt took place the train was running
q. u" r,'c 81 inrty-iive miles per hour. AT
G#> moment Granger was sitting at the
"H.gw Of the last car 10 the first Part Of the
NHn. ata Icing the beli.rupe quickly draw,
Observed The break in second aud mmcdl-
a''.y Jumped 10 action. He knew that if the
'".-topc sounded the engineers bell the en-
.."'er would stop the train. and then the
i".r part thereof would crash against the
.,'1', ;, be rapidly pulled the rope toward
..'" !'oul the rear, aud speedily detached 1t.
~ '-"n ran through the train, clambered
Over he engines tender, ia order to cause
,"~ "nsincer TO accelerate his speed so as TO
h."? Out Of the way OF the rear part. Real
~, moreover, that the iir>t impulse OF the
'L-.ntrr, Who stood with one hand on the
"''F, "ouid be 10 stop the truin, he stepped
UP u alm with forced calnneSs, put one
i'ua Oh his shoulder and the other on the
"'hd That held the lever. and said Don't
S"t' Having put the engineer on his
s"aid he pointed out the dagger. Passcn..
ger who were aUXiouSly watching say the
'"sihFtr, when the danger became appa-
1'ht TO him, turned pa!e but remain
cool, and at oEce put on all pos
"o'e 'pccd 10 keep out Of the way OF
:. 49, detached part Of the train, which was
'@-h3eiing along behind. TOis done, tue
,-t'HceF blew his signal 10 put on brakes,
. ping the brakeman or some one else on
vac '*4r ol The train would hear and act
"i''n Il" signal, but no Que did, and the race
va, '1us kept up for a couple Of miles: with
,t''''''A'hI risk OF collision, aud no one in
t"' rear part Of the train conscious Of daE-
e. s,-' fortunately, the ur-.rain for Law
.,'' c'mt along ut this critical JuDcture,
." ,u ,iic engineer, taking in the situation,
,.> '""'4 hls whistle, and by this means
III" brakeman on the detached poi-
a." u ia" train, who soon aycrtcd further
-Ds" ~ applying his brakes. But for The
,'t"'7 ""d prompt action Of Granger
'''e accident was ineYitab.e.
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DVssoLvTrEONs q PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE OF RETIREMENT FROM
~ SEDnOS & BRUCE.-JAME. A. Seldom
This 24tI DAY of April. 1875. retres from the firm
of SEUDOS & BRUCE, having ,ransterre On ms
interest therein to his son and partner, Mr.. W H.
Mr.. THOMAS 5. BRUCE, will enlarge the scope
of their past business, and under the same name
and style of SEDnOA BRCCE garry on, a. Hn Nc
same stand Il GENERAL GROCER1 AMI SCA-
MISSION BUSINESS.
Al the transactions Of the old hrm VII! oe KEPT
separate, closed and iiquidated at maturity oy the
NoTE.-Wc have on hand full and attractive
assortment Of GROCERIES and LIQUORS, To
which we respectfully call the attention of the pup
ic feeling assured that our prices VIII Ge enIfei!
satisfactory. SEllD0N u bhSSE.
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= r.rss. FORMERLY OF RlCnM0SD, N
.,rr--Tnr New York Times OF Wed
,..t.y r,n,lir. The following. Two oil Inc
=. ,..r. named i,"u>- and Weir, formerly re-
'.I.4 in y.r-lus. but have been IN New
w. far several years:
~ua u,r,a}hcr 70. 1874, it was noticeG
..,. r.n.td.rlhIa quantities OF goods were
t...., :5rluytd f ON thr store OF j. +. WEIR,
,-,.-,7.l, merchant. .t3j Grand street, to one
..'..... ,.,-,> Of Rou>-. Bel X Co., auction
,.,... Il tar- city. Brooklyn. and New jeF-
..4 Dn he io,loAirg Monday Weir di>ap'
s., ..-t. .gt biz ,iock was sold out by the
.-.rr >4or..y ui;crward it was discovered
ts.. W,.r, &. cough without capital. had
r..rf..rrr,I1 ,'r4rn"d from several merchants
:. 49,, ....v goods valued at between 10000
~ -sau.n. amd that Weir aud Rou>S, OF
3,..... E.IiI Co.. were old friends, and that
w.. ST., - ol' .lu goods by false pretcncc>
t..tt.,l .r.-->.cd ard operated by Rou>s.
W.-Y.., subsequently arrested III Phlladei-
tts.ull:.r the LnDc at John Elliott, ana on
t..,a #r.,asA; 10 this city admitted ms gun.
.,..,'a.' he bad gwen kou>> fraudulent
.......,.,..: judgments. and that tie greater
-......I To-. goods obtained were so!n by
l.g,,. on whose SUI gee,Ions hc acted. quar-
..',, =; ir. foods fatdul"n9iy obtained by
W. mrr, discovered in toe stores OF kou>>,
r.. !, Co., aud an indictment for grand
..,iy and receiving stolen goods was yes
:,.Ial found against Charles i. Rou>s ana
Il Siam !. En-. III" accused were arrested
.,t ;.kru 20 tbs dr-ctic attorneys office.
where they were committed 10 The Toln0s
without bail
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Lererrier an
nounccs to Professor Henry the discovery of
a new planet.
The citizens generally pay no attention to
the new taX-law for this District.
The Frccdmcn's Bank commissioners have
$500 900. 1t will require 100000 for Il
twenty per cent. dividend. The deposltors
number $4,000, and many Of them are selling
their bank books at ten cents on the dollar.
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southern horses. fair to prime as5SI0O: >reeters
fair tn choice, $3.50 $3.50: heavy draugEt horses.
Sl10N.l 80: now ann then choice one. 4 65Gp
$iS5; living horses, good 10 fancy, 81 OG 81 50
goo matches, Is TO style and action, pairs, $500
5000.
Broke Nutes.-Mu'cs 1ak to Il hands high. s55
mfs0: mules 4 to 144 hands high. $s09S1 90:
mules Az TO 15 hands high. S90ms115: mules
) to 81 band high. il10MaI9O; mules I5:s
to 16 hands high. %140@s15O: mules 16 TO
16A hands high. s1G0GSl7U. Unbroke horses
and mules from SO TO sl5 less than above quota
II,ns Ing
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL go, 1875.
ARnIVEn

ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, COu Ii. New York, mcrcbar-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
Steamer j. w. Everman, Plat. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, ". p. Porter.
Steamer John sylvester. Post. norfolk, mer.
sp' Tare r a afn
CALICO Mills Manufacturing Company.
School er K. Leach, Pendleton, Rockland, lime,
A. .. Lee.
Steamer Shirley, Travers. Baltimore. merchan.
disc and passengers, powhatan Steamboat Com.
Bark Lawton Vale, greaman, Rio dc Janeiro,
flour, Dunlop y McCance, vessel to Curtis & Par
ker.
-four for Montevid o, Curtis K Parker.
schooner Potomac. lliams, Philadelphia,
dressed granite, urls & Parker.
Scho0n.r General Levi Harris Palmer, New
fOrk, dressed hoops, Cur tbs & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Fiddle Walters. Palmer, from Rich
mond with -four Tor Rio Grande, put into Norfolk
Oh lht 2Sth for repairs.
Virginia: " hite Wing, Robbins. VIRGINIA; j. i.
SrOs sernf vnsn1aw WV william z aepTy Van
Freeman ,V!,slula; &: "; Alsott, EreycI. VI
Scull, Virginia; l.. lhurn, anderson, Virginia
a. Clanmer, Gray, Virginia.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON, April 26 Information has been
received by the Lighthouse s0arh that 4 second
class can buoy, painted green, with the wo1d
wreck on l. in white letters, has been placed to
mark the rck of the British bark Evely u, sunk
March 4. 1875, IN eight aud half fathOms water
bearing imagnetlc) south southeast and east iron
Cape Henry Lighthouse, distant thirteen and a hal
nautical miles.
!, BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Arrvel: Crescent Cit!
and Victoria. Arrived out: Sar III Douglas, POca
nontaS, Wave, Queen, Sauna.
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The Miners. Strike.

WnKESBARRE, PA, April 29.-The miners
at Sawyer's works have voted unanimously
10 hold out until the restoration of the 1874
basis.
Two of a posse of constables serving a
civil writ were MORALLY wounded to-day by
barricaded miners. Two Of the miners were
arrested, and the rest are surrounded by the
posse. They consist of ten desperadoes, and
it is feared they will fight to the last.
lSecond DiSpntch]
WnHEsBARRE, April 29.-Thc sherif'S
posse succeeded in capturing the Council
family after severe fight. None Of either
party were killed.
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fr,rfilvY OF NATIONAL BANKS FOR CoUS-
-..f:.T Nuvfs Tine Secretary Of the Trea
."r> hq> written letter 10 Treasurer spir-
rrr Wi'h r. Lacd 10 the receipt at the Ire i>u-
rtr'. Office Of p4ckag" OF money from IA.
;.rA bank in N.hia>ka for redemption, for
W,aa rytuiu> We're at once made 10 said
i.r,. subsequently 1t was aSccrtained that
.n'arp,rk -. 20 received there WAS included
n.~ nyr.aunared-dolla note OF the issue OF
..r4, witch vas in fact counterfeit, but
Wara had been redeemed by the remittance
q other moneys for il. At the request OF
Il. c,,l!rr of the bauk the Treasurer sub
.",. for decision 10y compctcnt authority
aa.,a~g HE liability for such counterfeit
H.. f.,'> with the back in question or The
Tu4,U,"r. The Secretary say:
at srt.arS from your letter that the prln.
r..- u,rn which The bank POUNDS l'S claim
= FRI relieved irom liability is tina. the per
>a ".o PAYS what purportS 10 be gehu'
f.. #l5-.'lnU rjycn by him for the payment
u, - aury. but which i, really forgery, cal-
L. a,royyr ID" money paid. and that he Is
e.- tered y adopting the paper, when he,
49,. '".i',r opportunities 10 determine upon
f. ,,aWU" character than are possessed by
>u. .-.>Du, pays the amount. Admitting
i3t g., courts have ruled to this elect as
'..a,,a rrivltc parties, the United states,
hna,,.r. nave always taken the ground that
- .-.u'>, in red1cmiCg spurious issues,
,.... au, bring the Government within the
li'.l'sru 81 this general rule, and lnasmuch
., s.. Ii, courts tctorC which the issues nave
ayra Irj"d have adjudlcated in support OF
4, POSITION assumed by the Government,
t.-elo, with good reason and great pro-
.rlyy. demand OF the bank the refund OF
d" amouu: in question" Baltimore Ame'
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON. April 29.--For New Eng
land and the Middle States, increasing
cloudiness and rain during the night, rising
temperature, brisk southeast to southwest
winds, and falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, clear or fair
weather, southwest TO northwest winds,
slowly FILLING temperature. and stationary or
rising barometer, and possibly local rains in
the Northwest.
Cautionary signals are ordered for the sta
tons on the Atlantic coast from Cape Hat
teras to EaStport.
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CT rorus LIVESTOCK MARKET.

ITy,oS SrocK-YAhDs, april 26.-Cdt'te.-slow
and umiet for The opening day Of The week, caused
for want of offerings Demand trGm ne OF tbe
snnnIy. transactions light; values slltf Sales
Is Texan steers, 900 bs. at $4.l2a; S% dsHan
eers e5l good nati S,c oa.she st4
~ "a 35S: Is good native butchers. 1873 bs
IS s7h; s native butchers steers 1'oeo Ds''
9oHnaoe-Weak and dull, with supply ample enough
to meet The moderate demlnd. Only local specn.
a,ors we're in The market and they 1id not bssd
average weight 245 Ms, IS; "a head, average
Weight 225 rs. IS; 36 hesd. average weight Il
bs., $7.65; - head, average weight SAo Ds.'
SIeep-Dull, with supply in excess of demand.
Oniy local spectators operating. Ofeilnes lnalnis
OF com mon. that are rejected. Values siow-1t"es'
GLIke prices at The otuer yards.l
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The Oshkosh Fire.

OSKosu, WIS, April 29.-Women and
children who were rendered homeless by the
lire are lying about the streets or roaming
about in search of shelter. Over two hun
dred dwellings were burned. Three lives
are known 10 be lost, and other fatalities are
unprecedented. Gangs Of thieves are prowl-
ing around, against whom the police are i'm
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Anrnlcn Now.

..,..> AprH 90. > 4. h-Mr. "h''
80 l#IcraIl has been cEcc'e0 10 lSf''''
y. %. , ., Apru IS. At reception gwen
,-.,,.,l.cr. the distinguished frcnch
=. ~ ,s1,,.a,Rnmjnsham. this evening, John
!, .. made >omc remarks On Tree 'fad'' III
'..'~ $3.50, winch hc said ii WAS in6icrohS
IL. r.,.,..l ~.a:r- 70 invite foreign manl-
j.. .g.,n,rlr =. M exhibition when
.......,.r ,ar,a prevented them from COM
...r ,H.gcan markets.
~. l..h. AirjI = 4 Acr6"' c'oIr spe-
....a L.r.ion reports that an arrange
..'.. ~. ...n mad. between the leaders III
=, ..t and Prince Bl>malck. The iattcr,
'- ...,a.,.., ;rc>>urc. undertakes to bring
,.r. founM, OF the clerical ministry,
49,. I .1rral>. on returning 10 power,
.....' ' 81. 70 suppress The publication o!
..... yaay.rahtc 10 German cccle>ia>'ical
.,...< Ay,H 20 C 4 Alt a meeting
..... r.,.r Council 81 k'ddermin>ler, yes
.r.. .,rr,.farv Of the Carpet Manuiac-
,.,- ASSOCIATION stated That csrpct manu-
...~.r. generally throughout the Kingdom
= f.,.I,al not 10 >rud lEcr proGuctS 10
- It..a,lpail exhibition because OF the
.,..u..ry lI7,tf. and that a mem orlal 10
D.. n.r, would br forwarded to the British
,..I.,.eI =. Wu-Ail ~'"n.
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PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.

APRIL 27.-The IN trket WIS quiet and there was
hut little doing here and the same can he stated OF
the trade in tue oil regions. The refners are not
purchasing much oil just at present: anu are work
Ing up tile tai ings TO keep out OF the market lor
the usuI decline III the priees. and rude for imIne-
dIa,e shipment was quoted 1T IL 57l4Gg$l gu. u,
There WAS no change In the state 81 thr renheu
tradr and prices wer. about the 'r as yesterday
For Baltimore delivery. fire on ,ard cars 1t me
IonneIsyle Railroad Depot, 11@ BE. Is offered,
and for Philadelphia delivery 13A.. lhe rehueries
here are nt arIy all ar worn al present: a.,
Oil Barrels.-The market was 9uie', ana Guy
barrels were quoted at 81 30@$1.3 50, and county
barrels at 81. f5@$1 30 -Dispatch.
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c,~r,rx.TI PROVISION MARKETS.

APRIL 27-Ness. Pork.-The market for this
article IS shade easier than al the close OF change
inv "a ess ut good shipping points, held at the above
figure. ,I- ho- NJ,
sale of shvuIdcrs at 4Oc clear rib sides are Of
fert dal Ike; and Gear at ING
Baco,t-Ihe market is quiet and easier; Should
S,,GGT Cured HdmS.-1hc demand Is moderate at
from I3s9144c. p b., packed ana eanvased' as 70
brand. ~ ,o.o ,r.no
steam at l5xc., cify kettle held at 16c., and
country at 16atc.-TiHteS. a.-
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ST LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

APRIL 90 H0rses.-Only moderate business
was cone In fat and wel.brose horses for WORK aug
s,re.t use The past week. Supply OF grades
was very liberal. with inquiry from southern AUG
eastern buyers light and onlv Tor the sraass nag
Above common aud plug horses werS an ~ exnecs
lions. ,,ax, da,n,nd was
,,cht md holders OF this arsde Of live stock had
,ba nselyes consiGeraby TO dispose or 'h.ir
stock. and even ut slight conces ions 900 bioGky
mules were about the onIy KIND soilght aiIer R
ppr,-v. VIZ )! " the :"Ii"wi'r'Hpr ,o
LIZ. -.uI.-A CO.. y-~s.I.e,
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CINCINNATI HORSE MARKET.

APRIL 27.-Thsre Is some falling off in the de-
mauo for all kinds If work horses but good drivers
meet with 4 ready sale. Sales In the fiffn-StreeI
auctions for the past week footed up $40 head
against 400 for The preceding week, and 2,075 for
the month. OF these sales The principal demand
was for home use, and but few animals shi pped
east. One CIR load was bouth' for York, Pa, a.
prtessTsnEtng from so to t25 0. aud one load
ferJ extAkton, ky at prices ranging from II 90 to
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of Ex-CongressnaH Bowen.

CHARLESTON. S. c., April 29.-EX-Con-
yrcssman Bowen has been arrested for insti.
eating the murder of Colonel White, which
was committed eleven years ago. This was
the charge for the publication of which the
Ncrs and Courier was last week prosecuted
for libel. Judge Reed released Bowen upon
81 900 bail,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rrisouers Released by n Mob.

WASHINGTON, April GA letter from
Abingdon, Va, was received here to-day
which says that three United States prison
crS. lcil. and James Pridrmore, and Palas
Redmond. captured by Major Wagner In his
recent raid, and Confined in Lee county
way jtil awaiting trial for illicit dIstil'ng
were released by crowd OF TWENTY-FIVE
men, who forcibly entered the jill at $3.50 4
NJ. on the 22d instant. The outer doors
were not fastened. and the iailor and two
guards, who were present, made no resist
ance.
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Fires.

CovlSGroS, KY. April 29.-Siemeyer's
brewery was burned to-day. Loss heavy.
SING SING. y. Y, April 29.-Thc Nelson,
Empire, and Mansion houses were destroyed
by fire last night. Loss, 100000.
DETROIT, MlcH., April 29.-This morning
q fire broSe out in the factory of the Weber
Furniture Company, and consumed it with
ten or twelve dwellings adjoining. Loss on
the factory building, 100000; machinery.
800. 1000, and on the dwellings from $4,000
10 $4,000. Insurance unknown.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 20, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT Thite. l.196 bushels. Red "a bushels
CoRS.-W hite, 1876 bushels. MLred, COG bushels.
OATS-442 bushels.
MEAL.-2SS bushels.
SALES.
WHRAT.-H'hite: so bushels very good at 1897:
~ bushels on private tern.s-tota'. 122 bushels.
CORN White: $50 bushels on private terms
50 bushels at SSc.-tua, 314 bushels MLred ::
96 bushels on private terms; 2lS bushels at &c.
[ tal 3 4 bushels.
MEAL PA bushels good at SSc.
RE-ENIIIBlTED.
MEAL.-26i bushels.
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The Dan. IsrYanf Benefit.

New YORK, April % Performances were
given at the principal theatres this evening
for the benefit of the family OF the late Dan.
Bryant. The attendance was very large at
all the houSeS. The gross proceeds. which
20 entire 10 the family, will exceed s25, 900.
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ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET.

APRIL 2S.-The receipts since yesterday have
ben 600 snad, which sold at from sl4 70
$50 "a bundled; 10000 herring. which solo atSiI
GS,S % Thousand The prospects for succ -ssful
6shery are by no mesns ditterIng. a letter from
gentleman largely engaged 10 The business re-
ceved This morning say that at neither one Oh ti,e
shnrrs he mentions have as many as tncusanu
herring been caught al single haul this season.
On xsfkn
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A Petroleum Combination.

New YORK, April GA combination en-
bracing ninety per cent. Of the oil-retiners OF
the country has been effected to control the
production and price Of petroleum, and they
expect to control the remaining ten per
cent. in thirty days, and then the comblna'
ton will 20 into effect
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HENRY Z. ANDERSON. ! CADMUs e. JOHNSON.
A NDERSON & JOHNSON, DEALERS
n In WOOD. COAL and cox e, Basin Bank be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Good seasoned
OAK and PINE WOOD, full supply always on
SOFT COKE, LUMP and HAIL. All OF the best
quality and guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
NH
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK MARKETS

limited STATES sToCK.YARDS, Ap.i1 FL
Hoas.-kpceipts, $50 head; shipped, $40 head.
he market IS dull Tor common but qu'et ana nr Ia
medium, $7.75@sS.25; good TO choice % AUG!
$3.50. oo., ,,,,,or,s 40 be.d
rhe ,n.rkef is quiet and uncha nged. Total range,
31;@6Hc. for common to good butcners,
STeeD.-Receipts, 1877 head. The market Is active
aud nrm; selling at ba0r. ior lux "
Times.
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

| Reported expressly for the Richmond Disratch.I
| APRIL 2S-Rccelpts light. Market more active.
with an upward tendency in pri es.
| Lugs.-Very common. S6@S9: common, 500
81 medium. SI1@S14; gond, $14@Sl7.
Filters Leaf Common, Sl0@S15; medium,
81 56rS1S; gncd, 81 6(nS23.
S,nokers-Commnn. S1l@S14; medium bright,
Sl4mS2O good 10 fancy. $2O@S40.
Brigh Urnppers.- Common: S20@S30; me.
dun. S3OM$42: good, s45@$55; extra, $50
| "a 75; fancy, S75MS92.
.IahogGny IFrdppers.-Common, s23@S30:
medium, $3c@S45 good, $45gS55; extra, $50
SsG5 ALpIIA
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BY telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK April 90 Noon.-Stocks dull Mo-
ney,3. God, 1853. kxchange-L org, 4SS; short,
49l. Governments active. States dull.
Governments active anu strong. States IL. mnal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 29.-Virgina S. peelers. 40'a
consols, 547S. West VlrginIa's 81. North Carolina
6's, old, 20 new, O; special tax, 3. Bid to-day.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 27.-In Kentucky leaf there Is not lnncl
sinuss; the few lots selling al unchanged iig-
or" barely settled. The transactions are 800 hogs
heads Kentucky leaf AZ 1Oh@22c; 100 cases
secd-eaf, sundrv lots, S@55c.; 80 cases seen-eat;
cases sceG.leaf, New York State, S. land 597 eases
| Pennsylvania, crop : ~ and 1873. 14M25c. Iir-
piria lear is still qniet dark wrapper. 1Sm20c.:
bright wrapper, 40ta60c.; heavy shipping leaf. 7
| @22c.; CO nmOn IL g0od, l2@Q16c.; lugs, 1O&d.
&c. FOR good, and 9QllQc. for common; smokers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-30
Masonic.

MACON. GA, April 29.-Thc Georgia
Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of Masons has
returned to its allegiance to the General
Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF the United
States, which was severed in 1861.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-30
Salt Inpresnated with Arsenic.

New YORK, April ga chemical investi-
CATION shows that a portion Of cargo OF
sal; brought by the Niagara from Liverpool
is impregnated with arsenic, several packages
of which broke and mixed with the salt.
Most of the salt has passed into second
lnIS