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EE Spotted tail has appeared in his
spring suit. 1t is neat but not gaudy-a
blue blanket, pair of blue flannel
trowsers, and a white round topped hat
- The man who doesn't hang out his
shinglc and advertise dies and leaves no
sign.
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great destruction, Arbolcda, Cucutilla
and San Cris'obal are all nearly de-
stroyed, principally the four last The
population of these towns is estimated by
a person well acquainted in that region
TO be more or less as follows:
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Eg- The intimacy begotten over wine
bottle has no heart. | never knew a
good feeling to come from it, or any
honest friendship made by it 1t only
entices men and ruins them -Thsckeray.
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d = to cDO Per Day at home. Terms fTee. hal i
Sd SGtdivss q. SrfSsoS CO., rSrtisnu 20
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FRAT E r NAL.
7oyal Arch NIASon0.

yI,UE regular Conversations Of VAN BuREN CHAPTER
No. 3, Il. A. NJ, are held at Masonic Hall, o,
Monday Evening after Saturday on or before the ful
tnaon Visiting Companions in good standing ar
fespee''''' J. c. KENNEDY. II. p.
" H. n, spIBLEY. Secretary. dsc1r
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Eg- In strawberry short cake furnis h
ed by New York boarding houses it ism
the cake that's short, it the strawber.
rics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19
ErnIn Sccn,rac County.

forrest oudrnr, Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
AcCouAC COUNTY, VA, April II, 1879.
Alumber of candidates for county offices
~ out with their cards for election. They
II. al worthy men, and it looks like a pity
,n., luey can't all he elected but some OF
l,um viii. OF necessity, have to be beaten.
TA- urinary election will come off some
tg.. the last OF this month, when the no,ni-
nation, viii be made, aud then we shall know
WHO ATE The real Candidates. 1t is comfort
H. H., Ic1plc to know that among the aSpi.
!a}', l!crc i not one but would fill his office
"".'hS: and 80 there Is no excitement on
IL ,utjcct.
! " weather continues very cool, some
ta.r, really c,ld, SO that good fires are ne
co,>Iry for comfort. March keeps on bor-
I""ng from April, and it is to be feared
t!@.. some VI the cattle that have stood 1t
.roU.n Tn" winter will ct last 90 under.
W aayc 80 little sunshine. and so much
cloudy weather with cold winds, that vege-
th'a i Very slow putting out. Some OF the
',.a. rlit Tree, are budding, but there are
L. h''ln> 10 be seen IS yet. 1t Is hoped
III. the late season will in the end be favor
-b." ter the fruit, and that 1t will be abund-
AZ. tal> arr coming up very well, but
~ At" not growing. They look now just
"''"' = they did ten days ago. Farmers are
H'H.:.Ag lhrir land for corn, but unless
'4':- /, = 1rcat change in the weather very
- pr, 10 plant this month.
Tie t>!Hug season has not commenced yet.
Ht, ,'c anXlou>Iy looking forward 10 the
H. l,tl that are usually caught here, hoping
10 ~. upon them. Oysters have not been
-'-t41at during the winter, aud are sid to
o' diminishing every season, owing TO the
''.3@,as tina. has been praciiced tor years
i.s>'. ii,
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JOigI TX. Giiliait e. Co.'S Circular.
LONDON, CROSBY SQUARE, !

Aplll Z, 1910.
Sir,-We are glad to report rather better
demand for tobacco during the plst month,
but the business still falls considerably below
the average of former seasons. A few par
GELS Of good Western strips were placed at
our quotations, but for the lower grades
there was no business done sufficient to test
prices. The trade generally will no doubt
continue their policy of inacton as long as
possible, but necessity must compel many of
them before long to replenish their stocks,
and we look for some Improvement IN the
demand. Their idea is probably TO await the
development of crop prospects before buy
ing to any extent. There has been nothing
done in Virginia strips, and the prices asked
put them almost out Of the range of our
home manufacturers.
For leaf there were several buyers in the
market; about 200 MIssouri's were sold at
former rates, and some 10 hogsheads Nir-
ginia were taken for Bremen at prices from
SID. to 9li. Brown Ohios were also in re-
quest ut 5.63d., but there were not many to
oe found. Some parcels of ol6eceStern Tugs
hang on hand, and at. present We seem to
have no vent for such tobacco. 81. ..s.. H..
We read our American adyices as indica-
tive of much confidence in the position Of
all useful grades, and this we think is the
feeling of holders in England, although with
large stocks to carry and dull trade, their
patience may be good deal tried. &.
JOHN Il. GILLIATr & Co.
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an active speculative danand and prices are STIFF
PIC; DeTsTara- 101G1ORc. New Orleans, yhG
SsaD: Common. 5@sc.: hes. wass,lne, 11@
llhc. toilet, 15@20c., and fancy prices: coun-
TEAS: Black, s5e;@s1; the last prime artt.
S1.45 FOR strictly choice
Hides, Leather. &c.
Eides: Green. 5dSc.; dry sailed. 12M14 !; dry
aint. 1901 &C.; wei salte SCI oc; wet sailed calf.
Leather: sole leather oak, s5@45c.: sole leather,
hemlock: 29@32c.: country upper: 85@5Qc.; city
n nen con7 ss k cisv gI nis ssa4sc as
n.; caifskins French. S1.2S6S2.25 X D.; rough
skirting, a2@28c. % .@
Iron, steel. Nails, &c.
Iron American refined. Old Dominion. Q $40
@3c- q D. English and rnerican sheet. 44a5A.:
Swedes. hammered. 6a@7c.: hoop, 5H67 nc: Bur.
denis horseshoe. 6.25 @s6.50 q 100 bs.: Bnr-
aens mule s725 @s759 y LOO hs TFsde-
Stesi: MAYORS cast steel. 2o@21c. 2 b. English
bistsred. lshc. q d.; American siisuered, liz
Nails: Old Dominion, $3.50 for standard-shat
Is ttH penny other sizes extra
Plough Casttngs: Wholesale, 5sc.; retail, exc.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
He: Scotch, best brands, pints, $20S2.15 p
Rectiaed Waiskevs: Market steady with upward
Rye Whiskeys: Medium, sI.5Uns2; pure old,
f2GI$4: Virginia Mountain. new. S2(g$2.50; Old.
On: Domestic. 81 :2sgs2; imported, - case.
Brondies: Domestic. S1.25@S2; fruit, 81 $50
1.5O; apple. new, &2@$2 so peach. S..
Rum: New Engana- 8l.65 9Sl.S5; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, &4@$6. -. .f,4-n @z'
Licorice:
: Licorice Paste.-,J.C. Il Co., Sic: r. R., 23c
A. u. c., 23c. K. & Co.. 24c-: T. s., 25c.; Anchor,
&c.; A. T. O.. acc; &. G., 26c. -------.-~-~-
Lumber, slaves. Etc: ~
L1imber White oak sl1014.50 81 900: West
ern Virginia poplar. 81 Oasfe " 1000: white pine,
toist. $12@SlS, according 10 lengths. s,hlngles-
Pine, 50. 50Gs5; cypress six-tnch, $7.50GS13.50
p 1000. Laths-Split, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 %
q 1885, seasoned sSos2s e5 s 1890
barrel timber, te@s7:50 y 1000, Flour barrel
poles, s7@ss; hosshead hoops, no demand; hick-
Rope: Manila, test, 23@25c. sisal, 22c. q H.;
Raqs@Mi1ed cotton. &c.: white, -4@oc- wool
Powder, Shot, Etc. ...s
Fuse: Toys mining, SO, SOC. eGal.25 " 90 feet
Po,oder: 1915 by the I'VE keSs-less than nve
kegs, 6.25; blasting, 43. 5Uas4. ...,.
Shot: Northern. 1926 " nag OF rs u.s.
GTtndstones: 292hr. r n.
. q. Seeds
C4orer 4s@fS.25 "a bushel. 49,. ...... ...:
Orchard Grass: s3.5U@3.75 p bushel.
..-.... Mili-Feeo.
Shipsu6: soc. q orshel. -
BrotcnStur: 30G35c. q busne
Shorts: Zoe. ~ bushel. '1
Wheat Bran 2O@25e. % bushel. 10
Corn Brun: 15@20c. q busheL
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From AppOInatfSx.
r'~i,sudcnce uF the Richmond Dispatyh.I
.tgrQNATTOx COUNTY, April II, 1915.


.tssoAATTox COUNTY, April II, 1916.
/ b" trost OF last nisdt has pretty efec;u-
8: disposed of the peach and smalE:ruit
T"!',, and such garden-.ruck as was en-
'Tir.>Iu' enough 10 show its head above
Sr.ond. In point OF health and comfort the
'o>' "..l 5c severely tet, but very little so pc
C1lrrI.y. a. not much truit Is raised for sale
ID I'M seton.
V!r farmers are busy preparing for their
,'';s ol corn and tobacco. 1t IS probable
'H' tlr"" crop Of the latter staple will be
!'1h'rd, although frequent complaints are
"'''J ei the tiv. AS the plant-beds are gene
'-..t "'ii covered they will not be likely TO
,1O' material injury from The frost. Wheat
u, '1"o very much improved by the late
's..'', nd is looking well.
IL" borden OF taxation IL not much ailevI-
1''' "Ltn We reflect upon The sums that have
~ etrnt IN the legislation Of the State in
''' les yrars, and the results that have
- -reompshed. A Law regulating The
d. " interest, costly TO enact and utterly
49, -.'' ''idcd by all who Ieud and borrow
%. '! passed, too, in city offering better
"'';%',crD'. bond than an indlyldusi
..'' in'he at par; law regulating, or at
1rh2 10 regulate, freight on railways,
... -' = n%Idy enforced, would brcak
70" ''cly railroad in The State attempts
"'1cdH he obligations of the State to
1"', "tAI" Collecting the last cent due
>''""-; aud % on 70 The cnQ n tie
~ :.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL II, 1875.


PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL II, 1875.
q: Of ARRIVED. .sr.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence. New York, mer-
chapdist and pa .sengers, Old Dominion Steamship
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and Messengers. l.. B. 1atum.
steamer Wesover, skinner, baiumore' ner-
chandlse and passengers iowhatan sleamooa'
schooncr L. & ". showell, Jackson, Alexandria,
coal, Writ Roberts. ,,,v
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chaudise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. a.. ,,ou co,.h,u,
Brig Helena, -. MO, aouT, haAait' NieH7n""
" Schooner Narcissa, Cooper, Norfolk, merchan-
ui Schooner +. X. Wilson. Chopper, Norfolk, mer-
chaudse, Curtis " Parker. '
MEMORANDA.
. Bark Willlm Cobb. Brady. from Richmond, re-
NAMED at Hampton Roads 20th uItmo.
BRIG Abbey Z. I ltcomb, Endeveau, from Rich-
moud, remained at Rio Janero 20th ult!mo'
Brig Mary CeIeste, Tuthill, from Rio Janeiro on
2yt Sorfois 18th instant, scho oners john Irwin,
Bishop; Care Joaes-ooth from Richmond
VINEYARD HAVEN. April l3:.ArrlYea: sS SIoH
npr j. y. Crafts, Greeley, from Rockland for Rich
'h new York, April 1s.-Arrived schooners Two
,irss' Anderson; James Phelps Rockwell; A.
TsIer, Peterson y. b: kapp, Gale; Snow FAX
br no T.m no. Alexander Wiley, Bpechem; Jennie
Hsii, uurris; Wake, lWyman;, J.: F. Langrall:
Jones: jun. Baker, Baker kiIk, G JaSs.op
Idaiiza. Logeland; Urvetto, aaryey; y II. Rob,
bins, Brown; j. b. Dus enburg, Hi; William Mr.
gee, sheridan; s. A. Burr; Aruoid sn tua
Jewell; Mary Stow, Bacon-all Virginia
I'll ~. By Telegraph.
New YORK, April l7.-Arrived: Ifna. 6eor,
giq HUDSON, usan Baker City OF Dallas. Arrived
out: ki6psfock. Canada, Engl md, Spain Forest
Belle, dgar Talbot, Albert w. smith, General
sedgwick, Harold, Haarsbager.
Fort MONROE. April 17-Pas ed In for Rlch.
mond: Schooner s. II Day, from Nassau. Passed
out: Schooners Georgia ana .. F. Bonney, from
Richmond for philadelphia; bIlg Echo, for Rio;
bark Jason and Aoolfa, for Cork. ..
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A sensation Is reported from Oraugeburg,
S. C. A few days ago stalwsrt negro
named Reuben Gerter went to have bis for.
tune told by female soothsayer. She told
him of great many things, and mentioned
incidentally that be was a murderer. This
was enough. When the words were spoken
he fled with all speed. Then came certain
men who had already recognized Reuben as
one who had killed maa at Augusta, and
who wanted him. The chase was taken up,
and. though stern chase, didn't prove
lonDer than fifteen miles out oftoWp. Reu-
ben &c, ter was examined before the autho.
rites. and theIe confessed the murder. He is
now in Jail in Oraugeburg. 1t was very
dramatic aud remarkable aff'ir. The for.
tuEe.teller Undoubtedly had points" on
the man, and us ed them in way which she
thought ought to build up her trade i'm
menselg.
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FROM Cumberland county.
SONY poiST Mills, Anril Il, 1915.

'sfOSS IOfNT vi n|H iOiOs s
To ne Editors Of The Dispatch:
This immediate neighborhood Is a large
tobacco growing community, and the farmers
here having made an utter failure in their
crop Of tobacco last year have taken 40 i'm.
petus and girded up their loins, as it were,
for renewed effort for life or death. They
hone to regain what they lost last year, but
they hope against hope, think, for they
have had q very uutavorable spring so far,
which. with the increasing unreliable labor
that they are Obliged to contend with, makes
them have indeed anything but bright
future.
Tobacco plants are looking remarkably
we'll. Old, experienced farmers say that
they never have seen them look better, and
now sill we wish Is for them to continue to
grow, and for some of your city folks that
have nothing else to do (aud guess there
are many such. ~ suggest something to Keep
the Az from the plaut, aud will give them
good crop Of tobacco to handle next year.
The wheat has improved very much In
the last fifteen to twenty days, though the
bad winter that we have had has thrown 1t
back so much that fear it will not recover
from the stun it received to be an average
crop; and the wheat on the AppomlttoX
low-.roundS has been greatly DIM cd by
the unprecedented freshets that we have had.
Coming close upon each other, it could not
rally from one before immerged by another.
The passage Of the cvil-cights bill does
not create any notable change 10 the con.
duct of the negroes here. They move along
in the even tenor Of their way. and l don't
think that that fertie-brained Beast could
create ripple amongst the colored people
were he to Butlerize them likewise thou
sand times. The only way be could get them
to notice him ut all would be for him to get
in amongst their peuter spoons, which he
only lacks an opportunity TO be IN, head and
ears. The negroes hive had politics to their
hearts content, and mos. Of them have be-
come disguised, and are perfectly willing to
step down and out without murmur.
The CHANGERS are fourishing, and hope
they may continue to prosper.
"PENSIE."
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DAMAGES AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND
Ono RAILROAD CONGRATULATIONS, April
l6.-Iu the United States Circuit Court to-
dsy, Judge Giles presiding, in the case of
William r. Coleia Us. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, for damages for injuries
to plaintiff By defendant, the jury rendered
verdict for $1,000 in favor of the plaintiff.
Ia July. 1878, the plaintiff was passenger
in the cars OF The defendant, and while pass
ing over the Blue bridge" which spans
GWynn's falls, near the city line, had his
arm. which was resting on the window-sil,
thrust outside by sudden lurch Of the car,
and coming in contact with an iron pillar oil
The bridge, his arm was broken in two places,
wbereupon be brought suit, resulting in the
above verdict. It's stated that the OBJECT OF
bringing suit in the United States Circuit
Court was to take the case TO the United
States Supreme Court.
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o. O. E.-Grand Lodge OF Virginia.
flnrrespnndence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HARRIsoNBCRG, VA,

HARRIsoNBURG, VA, April Is. 1875.
The Grand Lodge Independent Order OF
Odd-Fellows of Virginia, which convened
here on the 18th, has, after lengthy and lm-
portant session. adjourned SINE dle. Ine
following officers were elected to preside
over its destinies for the ensuing year-viz.:
A. r. Courtney, Of Richmond, n. W. Grand
MISTER DR.. ". J. Points, Of Harrisonburg,
r. w. D. Grand Master; C. ?. Benson, OF
Charlottesville, r. w. Grand Warden Rev.
G. W. Dame, Of Danvile, R. W. Grand
Chaplain; T. Wiley Davis, of Richmond, r.
w. Grand Secretary; j. w. Ferguson, OF
Richmond, Il. w. Grand Treasurer Z. A.
Roller, of Augusta. W. Grand Conductor;
J. A. English, OF Fredericksburg, W. Grand
Marshal: 4. God win, of Norfolk, W. Grand
Guardian j. c. Voss, OF Lynchburg, w.
Grand Herald. ....
The next session will be held in the city of
Alexandria one year hence.
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SIMMOSS'S
49, y,fT . "H

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- - LIVER REG ULATOR. i. ,
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~ Does not disarrangt The system;
-s' Is sure to cure II taken regularly. - 5...
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THE SYMPTOMS or Liver
Complaint ar. unt asnts So ana
paiu In the side. sometimes
The pain il in the shh BOULDER, aud
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
the stomach Is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
ness. bowc.s In general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAP Is trou-
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sensation, considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY, accompanied
n with painful sensation Of hav-
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= dsease, and at other times
very FEW Of them; but the
LIVER Is generally tie organ
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Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion and
torpidity OF the liver, and reief Is always anx-
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action health Is Amos. invarisby secured. Want
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RHODE ISLAND SECOND ELECTION EoR
MEMBERS OF Observation-Disclosures OF THE
REPUBLICANS. Providence, r. l., April 49,
The second trial in this city to-day to elect
senator and nine representatives in the
General Assembly resulted in the choice of
the regular Republican ticket, supported by
the liquor interest, by $50 majority. This
probably secures the election of Henry Lip
pett to the Office Of Governor, and the repeal
of the revolutionary aud State constabul,ry
laws. Several arrests were made for bribery
and illegal voting.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHUsCH-A VETO BY Gov
ERNoR Harrisburg, April l6.-
Governor Hartranft has issued proclama'
ton giving notice that he has tiled In the
Secretary of the Commonwealth's once GER
tain bills passed by both houses, with his OBJ
iections thereto. Among the bills thus vetoed
is one declaring the trustees of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the
United States the successors OF the trustees
OF the Presbyterian House.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEwifYoRK. April IT. oon.-Stocks active
and lower, Money. g.. Gold, u.s.. EXCHANGE
Long, 4S7; short, 49Ox. Governments dull. States
quiet. ...f.r~. ~ -...-. 80 49,. '"'.
Erentng.-Mouey easy at s@4. Sterling firmer
ut 4S7. Gold ll5@l15S Governments dull and.
strong. States quiet and nominal
Bank statement: Loans decreased $25u.00O:
specie decreased 5000 ,0OO legal-enders Increased
81, 1915 900; deposits increased &2,5co,000; re-
serve increased $750,000. ~. fs.:. -.
1 Sub.Treaslry balances: Gold, &6o,452,OsS'
currency, Sal, 967,3S7 The sub-Treasury paid
900 on account of Interest and $4,000 for
bonds. ..st * .- #. .L.t...'.,.
Specie shipments for the week, ss75,000.
Customs receipts, 1881 900. ..-.
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BY Telegraph.
1. NEW YORK MARKETS


NEW YORK. April 17.-Cottnn qniet at &c. adj
vance; sales of 1868 bales ut 1891 &c Flour
dull and shade lower, with very limited inquiry !;
S5.10dS5 as for common TO fair extra SOU hern !;
So SOMf6.5O for good TO choice southern. Wheat
dull and heavy at 1@2c lower: 81 .25t@$1.3 80 for
winter red western; 81. 32h for amber western:
hesvy. and decidedly lower; 9l@9lHc. for western
mixed afoat; 9lh692c. for yellow western: 9oc.
for white western in store. Pork frmer ut s2237h
for new. Lard quiet at 1910. for prime steam
Coffee firm Sugar quiet and irm. r Ice quiet. NO
lasses firm. 1urDeDtinc firm at 3S43Shc. Rosfn
firm ut So. iO@$2.15 for strained. Freights dull.
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THE GREAT CURATIVE POWER
TAKE
SIMMUNS'S LIVER REG ULATOR


for all diseases of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen
It Is eminently Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for immed1-
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and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial 1t Is still re-
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malls of Its virtues from persons OF
the highest character and RESPONSE.
billty: Eminent physicians commend
" Us IF "tS;. SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN in the SHOULDERS, 1IIZZI-
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In the MOUTH, BILIOUS AT
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all Of which are the offspring Of
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me LIVER, the largest organ
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81 ocra. ionally use, when my
condition requires IL, Doctor
SInmons'S Liver Regulator
with good effectsn-EoN,
ALEX. n. STEPe EMS.
Governor of Alabama.
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GILL SHORTER. la.
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THlGPES.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

- CONN AND ELOUH EACf1AINIC.
RICHMOND, April II, 1875.
OFFERINGS. -
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red, 3S6 bush.
CoRH.-White, 1,4s6 bushels. Yellow, 70 BUSH
els Mixed. 25S bushels.
DATs-444 bushels.
MEAI..-22S bushels.
POTAToES.-66 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAr.-White, Is bushels very good at 81 IS:
2RG bushels very good at $l.37; 46 bushels very
good at 81 IS. Total $50 bushels.
WHEAT.-acd, $50 bushels good at S1.3S: 30
1897. Tola', 2S4 bushels.
CoRN.-Whte $50 bushels prime at Sc; 456
bushels very good al S6c: 1854 bushels on private
terms. Total, 1000 bushels.
CoRS.-Yelow, 70 bushels on private terms.
CoRS.-Mixed. 12S bushels very good at S5c.
OATS.-22 bushels good at Csc.
MEAL.-27S bushels on private terms. -..
E-bXHIBITED.
CoRN.-Whi,e, 100 bushels. Mixed, 100 bushels