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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-09
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL =, 1875.
ApRIyED

Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, ner.
chnndise and passengers, l.. Il. ratuIn.
steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New YORK, merenan'
disc and Messengers. G. W. Allen Co.
Park Phlohea. Miller, Baltimore, 10 ballast 10
load fiuur for Pernamouco.
Brig Hel,na -, New York, In ballast to load
-four for oOurh America.
schooner Marina Collins, Grove, Baltimore,
shells, Iurtls &c Parker
schooner Adaie r; Avery, Ryan, New York.
guapO. Allison &c Addison.
schooner klheS Presley, Pressey, frofrhenee'
guanO, j. r.. Knox.
Steamer Westover, skinner, Baltimore, mer.
chanJlse and passengers. Powhaian Steamboat
Schooner Fiddle. Palmer, Philadelphia, granite,
Curtis & Parker.
April 4th. Barnegat, bearing north west twenty
miles. schooner Sea Aymph, Dow, from Providence
for Virginia.
AtEew York on 9th. schooner jamestown, Bum
nell Richard Peterson, tnglish-flom Richmond,
At Baltimore on 7th schooner Hattie Baker, AL
lem from Richmo nd, Va. =; also, schooner Alice
Curtis, Phillips, from Richmond.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK. April 8-Arrivsd: City OF Dailas,
Joseph L. MalIOy; steamer Old Dominion and
Schooner John G. Wright. from Virginia. Arrived
out mtIy, Tarpean, Enersie, Diaotm Arastus'
William, ii. A. Mcneil.
FORT MONROE, April 6..Passeo out: Batks
Richard. for the United Kingdom; Aequidnec, Ior
Rio. Passed in steamship BraunschTeig, from
Bremen. tl. s## q.
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Hides: Green. 6GD6c.: dry sailed. 12M14c.: dry
hint l4@l &c.. wet saited, SOL 0c; wet saited calf
Leather sole leather, oak. SO @45c.; sole leather
herniock. 2e@32c.: country upner. 35@50c.: city
lnish. 23@25c. q foot; Kip, 60c. GS1 p D.: har.
s casKns freneh si s a 1ousb
skirting, 22a2Sc.
Iron. Steel, Nails, kcs
IRON American refined, Old Dominion. Q g.
@3c. % D.: English and American sheet 41dG5a..:
denis horseshoe. "a. Is ase.5o u 100 rs: Bur.
denis mule-snoe,f7.25 6&7.50 "a 100 bs.; Trede-
gar horseshoe, s5.75@s6; Tredegar mule-shoe.
Steel: MAYORS cast STEEL 2o@21c. q h. English
blstered. 1870. p D.; American tsiasered, III
Hatis: Old Dominion, 1850 for standard-tha,
Is. reR peuny other sizes extra.
Plough. Castings: Wholesale, 5ac.; retail, exc
LIQUORS, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints, g. 25@2.5O 3
tendency Proof held at " .25@fl.so.
Rye Fhtsksgs: Medium, 6l.6UQS2; pure old,
82Gs4: Virginia Mountain. new. S2@s2.50 ) old
GIN: Domestic, 81 .25Ms2 imported, 80 case.
$50 apple new sv., s2Ss259G psacs; 49,
andSanta Cruz. &4@s6.
- Licor1ce!
Licortce Paste-J. e. & Co.. Sic; 3. R., CSC. (;
A. u g., 23c. *. Co., FAC; T. s., 25c; Anchor,
&c; A. Z. C., 28c. ...-...,,..-.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc: .'.ss-
Lumber White oak. Fl 1@14.50 p I, 900: West
ern Virginia poplar. 81 UlS1S "a ,000 white pine,
S35@s75 d 1000. Yel,"'' nine boards. slO@s14;
ioist. 81 2GSls, according to lengths. Shingles
Pine, &2.50@$5: cypress stx-inch, $7.50g*13.5O
q 1000. 1aths-Splt, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 2
i.900 -
iStnves.-W hiskey-barr timber, green. 81 1920
a 1000: seasoned. s20@S25 u 1000. Flour
barrel timber, SeGS7.50 p 1000. Flour barrel
poles, $7@Ss: hogshead hoops, no demand; hlck.
Rope: Manila, best, 2s@25c.; sisal, 22c. q b.;
fute. 12Ac.
Rags.-Xixed cotton, &c.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. 90, 60c. 6S1. 25 u 100 feel
Po,1der: 1915 by the i've kegs-less than hy.
kegs, 10. 25 blasting. S3.5GG$4. la. ft..
Shot: Northern. 1925 ~ Dag OF Is lbs.
GrindstoneS: 29234c. p 10. -.45 ~
Seeds. . 9. Oh.
Clover: S7.5O@pS "a bushel. a~
Timothy x3.75GD*4 u bushel ....-
Orchard Grass: s3.50@3.75 q bushel.
Mill-Feed. 80
Ehip&uf: SOC. ~ bnshel.
Br0,onstur: 30Q35c. S bushe
Shorts: 25c. % bushel.
Wheat Bran 20@25c. % bushel.
Corn BTun: 1S@2Oc. u busheL vi, ...
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Naval.

WAsHlSGToS, April S.-A telegram was
received at the Navy Department this after
noon from Rcar-Admiral Mullaney, COM
muuding the North Atlantic station, which
announces that the United States steamer
Plymouth sailed from hey West for Matan-
zls and wind ward ports: the Os>ipec for
Vera Cruz and the coast Of Mexico; and the
Shawmnt for Nassau and Wallinss islands.
The other vessels at'achcd to the station
were 10 sail for Hilton Head soon. No new
cascs of yello"-fcyer at Key West are re-
ported since the north wind commenced
blowing. The Colorado flagship, Worces.
ter. Pawnee, Dictator, and Plnta go TO Hill
ton Head.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. April S.-Messrs. Bowles
Baker, and other Texans visited the PreSi
dent to-day. They object to further changes
in the Federal offices in Texas.
The Secretary oil the Interior has added a
torograpbcr and astronomer TO the Black
Hills expedition. A full map OF the country
with boundary locs will be sketched.
Assistant A,torney-Gener2l Hill retircs
upon The adjournment OF the Supreme
Court.
Judge Loring expresses nc intention OF
retiring from the Court Of Claims. Judge
Peck, who has nearly reached seventy years
A~yill soon retire. tut his successor will not he
samed until the vacancy occurs.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

APRIL -WooL-There has been an unusually
onet n cling since our last report, but tnfs Is ac-
counted for in glod part IN the tact that manufsc-
iurers, having bt purch 4sng atterly quite freely
ern markets, Ii ID become momeutarlly fairly sup.
piled aud IS there has not appeared any desire 10
stock up. in vie OF the unsatisfactory moVement
in rle goods market, temporary iuli mas oeen the
conseGuence. At the close of to-day there are IN
dicaii0ns that increased trade will prevail me re
Inainuer of this week. With manufacturers iookihs
dency seems TO be 10 operate in small lots only.
For fne neeces the late nodded prices have
served 70 reduce the supplies. ana az inc clo,e
Medium 1eeces are firmly held. as well as pulled,
de aine, ana eombing. OF Salltorna, Si.h the
Eoreisn ratirs remain dull; sales sre 0,G0u hs.
western leeces. 10 bags super pulled, 5.O0t, h5.
fiua delaiue and 600 rs unwasted he ere, 57c
IN C, ~ ~ ul(ergttS - o,l"-.'fc' -. y I /,
600 rs. fal calaorcta st 17@lss l0l b+ies isu
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MINERAL WATER.
THE WATER OF kOCKBRIDGE
ALUM SPRINGS.
READ A FEW SELECTED FROM MANY
OPINIONS OF PROMINENT
MEDICAL MEN.
MINERAL WATER.

Dr. CARTwRIGHT.-"I In truth know Of no wa.
tiers In Europe or america so rich In medical sub.
stances Ms that Of the RCckbrid2e springs"
DIR. CABELL.-" II is indeed admitted that more
or le sconsidtrabe proportion CT cases OF 1nVetc-
rate chronic diseases tor which relief Is sought by
the use Of that water derive no permanent ',en.bD
from t. but 1t Is undenable that an unusually largo
proportion OF grave and obstinate cases, which baf
fe The ordinary resouTc the healil art are AZ.
nraiIy cured at your Springs"
DR. THOMAS, -" would state that regard IL as
one Of the most efficient asiringent aud tonic mine
raj waters which have ever employed"
DIR. tMMET.-"I know OF no mineral water 20
efficacious.n 4 II have used both the wat"r
and dried preparation, salts, In private practice
and In the oman Hospital, for several years, 10
my gr. at sati faction"
ER. MADDEN THE Investigation I have given
the wateri ug places In this and other countries
leads me to The conclusion that none have claims
superior TO the RookoridRe = lum Springs. Va"
! DR. NORMAN (iuthor OF the well-suown work
IN The Virginia Sprir gsl.-" II Is matter of no
IIttle Importance that the public should be fully
apprised of The remarkable Influence tSertrd by
the Ruckbrldge Alum Waters, 10 strumhuS disc asses
especially. They have long 5000 rs reproacn 70
our profession. and but In these waters has
remedy been found that deserves the name OF
SUecifc for their cure"
hLy. JAMES W. ALEXANDER, d. d., New YORK.
"The.e waters are not nUstrum. yerybodV sees
and knows all shout them. TheY are nor Tuacx
medicine The regular faculty exhibit them Win
due guards ana cautious"
Send for pamphlet ,o .,,
PUnCELL, LADD t. CO.. Agents:
NH 1n-W&RtapII Richmond, Va.
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The Dana Label Case.

NEW YosK, April S.--Thc case OF Chaf'cs
. Dana. upon 4 writ Of hobeoS corpus, was
a 80 70 'day in the United States District
Cnnrt before Judge Blatchiord. Mr.. pana
WAS nrcs,ut, accompanied by his counsel
WcSsrs, willard Bartlett and William ".
ws,,llt. The other side was rcpresenteo oy
n;.,rict Attorney Bliss and United states
Marshal Fi>ke. 49,. III
,,oval 10 the District OF Columbia tor ira!
wnnjd hc fragrant outrage. The arrest 0,
VI Dana on the warrant was VIOLATION 81
The Constitution.
District Attorney Bliss contendcd that the
s,,rcuoc Court Of the District of Coiumoia'
,,hirh issued the writ Of attachment, mao aS
= nour, of the United States complete Ju.
~;.t,r,,on to issue subj Tas ana a'tachmeh'
arI "a romncl obedience 10 them.
'''i =, ,hr form. required by law had been
,,iIy com,rrd win in the issuing of such
,,r.r,,. he claimed that II was the duty Of
b. r,pr, ia remand the prisoner to the Gus.
,n,iv nf Mar,hal F.>k. Judge Blatchtord
reserved his drci>lor.
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New York. April S.-Yesterday Count
Moreroschi fulfilled the mission entrusted 10
him by the Holy See OF announcing ohclni'y
10 Archbishop McCloskey that the HOLY
Father had been pleased to confer on MN
the title and elevate him to the rank OF a car
dinal Of the Holy Roman Church. Inc cefe'
nous took place at CARDINAL McCloskey's
residence, and was Witnessed by nnmoef
Of the clergy and laity. The cardinal on
fixing the skull.capin bis hands placed IL on
hi- head.
Nonsejgneur Roucetta delivered the black
tsretta. The public ceremony of receiving
,he baretta will take place April 22d.
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California st s@22c.: $500 ibs secured Califor-
MIA mt Toe. bale. sprir California ~ DC land
during he latter part nf last week, In ABOLITION 70
the saes rspo, 600 MS. domestic neeces on
private terms: 1000 bs uHwsshed domestic
deeees. part a, 40G42c 33g pscssges and IT,.
600 hs. pulled. parf at 46 @4Sc.; 81 bales Oregon
ut 35(e42c.; At packages and 5000 1s. eombing
and deiaine, -rart at 67sc.; 200 packages ana Or
600 rs. secured at 65@s72Ar.: 1000 hs. Cslifor-
MIA prinG mt 27k@34c.:1 IA 600 MS. Texas at 22
,@33c.: 1873 900 BIS. California fail NJ 13624C. !;
100 bales Australian on private terms: 81 bales
East India. part at 1Sc.: AGO bales South Ameri.
can carpet ON private terms.
Receipts for the week fdomestic) S2s bales; re-
ceiDts from January (domesncl. 81 73 hales; re.
ceipts tame lime last year domsssicI, bales
Journal of Commerce.
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weather Report.

WisgIseuaN, April S.-For New England
The Middle States, and the lower Lake re-
zion. increasing cloudiness, aud stationary
or rising temperature, with eislerly 10 sou.h
erly winds, fallias barometer, ana local
rains duripx Friday or Friday night.
Far the South Atlantic States partly
cloudv and warmer weather, with easterlV
20 sou.berly winds, and slight changes III 1ne
barometer. .,a tho
nt,sr Valley, generally cloudy weather ana
onh rain with south to west winds, fol-
i hGne by lower temperature and rising oa-
'' The O, rio and Central Mississippi rivers
viii fall sls WY.
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An Extract from Beccher's Testimony

new YORK, April S.-The following Is an
extract from Mr. Beecher's testimony:
Moulton never said 10 me that he told
Tracy that | was guilty of adultery with
Elizlh K. riIton and that he (lracy) SAID
If this was true it must be kept quiet at all
hazards" 1t is absolutely false" said that
witness: there is not q word Of truth in it.
Iii false from beginning to end. He never said
ANYTHING 10 me about it. except what have
stated. He never told ME tDat he told Tilton
OF having informed Tracy OF it. This Is en-
,irciy false. never told Moulton that was
siad that Titon had assened 10 this course.
and that perhap, good would come OF it,"
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HAV AM ,hs United States has been inter.
.''n,aa cor the DC. It two days, the cable having
i,aen cut for the urpose of making connec'
ton with Cienfue@,e. , o ;,to
,,n ;n,nrior and Gene raj Carlo Will act as
G 1.r G eneral DURING his absence. 49,
'| ranorals Carbo and In teDdente Vega have
,.tam siens 10 prevent Sun juggling from the
i Iini,et Slate, and TO increase receipts from
customs. .rao nroy;d;ng
that the army shall be psid hereafter ID go OK
YI'e soldIers are 10 receive full pa.V, ana ON
GERS are obliged 70 submit to dl<'count "
from five to fifteen per cent. accof"ing !"
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

APRIL 6-Beeres.-Noue Ieceiv.a and no trade
at 9f6 "a d. with some Of the best sides sold ut
Caires.-Receipts were 200 head, and the mar
keI was steady III ga l0kc. for ordinary to prime.
Among The sales were 28 Jersey calves. 80 Nj
average, at lOc. u b. Jersey calves l3a lbs. av'
ersge al 10Hr. b b: 2 Jersey calves. lt3 ms. ave-
rage. at / DC b q Jersey calves. 125 MS. ay..
rage, &c &c. q b.: aud Pennsyvania calves, II
lbs. average. at Sc. q d.
Sheep.-ReceipIS were five ears or s5O hrad, ann
strong at rulI prices. Ordinary TO good nnshorn
sheep were soIdar 797Sc NJ and car III loa so, o.
fei ciiCnrd sheen mt 6hc n. amor. ne , shre.
lso OHIO. Sc ns,, !: 7c.; Ie3 Ohio, % I'm, 4:
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CINCINNATI PROVISION MARKETS.

strong and SHADE higher Oh the whole line OF tie
hog proGuci.
Hess Pork-Holders Of city mess are firm In their
barrel freely bid. Country mess Is held al S22 ID
barrel.
Buik- .Nedts.-The market at the close OF Change
io-dsy was strong and shade higher; shoulder.
Sc a. ked, with Ssc bid; cear-rib, ! hc. asked,
ana cls ar l2c. askeC: holders arc firm.
BdcOn The market al the close OF 'Change was
ycrl nrm sales OF shoulders at 94c. cclrrib sides
held al 2SGll 2a.c, and clear at 1870.
Sugar Cured HdmS.-1htre is Letter demand,
and Inc MARKET Is finn at 13@l3Ac., as to brand,
packed and canvasSed.
Lard II he market Is very strong with 15c. bid
for prime steam and held at 15Ac City kettle held
at 5h61 SIC, and country at 5s@ 15nnc.-3fmss.
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The Troubles with the Miners.

M.vCH CREEK, PA, April S.-Twenty
three special police got on The train, but
were ordered cn, aud are now trudSiDg
home on foot. The policemen were refused
Transportation because they refured to work
the pumps.
HARElsBrgG. April s.-General Osborne
represents everything quiet at Hazaton and
vicinity since the arrival Of the soldiers.
PnLApsIrnlA. April S.--Moie troops are
moving to HsZ"l'on.
MArcu CHrxg. April S.-The fire in Slope
No. was not OF incendiary origin. Much
damage will result.
The business men OF IIazleton are highly
exa,pcrated at the presence there OF the
State troops. They say the mining troubles
are highly exaggerated.
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Narviand- Frosted, Sc 5UtaS7 so; sound COM
mon. SS.OSS so: good common, SS.5ogSS m nie.
ding, 20 600t11; goon To fms red, VI 1 as5se !
s iansyd s srsg tSeS ss s@psI '0up'''
Ohio Inferior TO gp'd common. S1.ooeprSi
gre, nsh and brown S9@S10; medium 10 hne req,
Sll@S15; common to medium spangled, Slt6l
Ill ; fne spangIed TO yellow 81 59s2O.
sachu etIs wrappers, $15m IS 0; SECONDS 81 0@s1
filters. s7@SS. New lork assnr!ed lots common 20
$9@$l1: good to tne, S12@$lS; wrap 1ers, $!4
@$2o filters S7@S8 rsnhsi lva1ia assor o I1iS'
$11@$20; wrappers. S1S@S4U: fllcrs, SsQ - l.;
Enio Is er,ed 5o!s; $1l&s12. Wisconsin assorted
CROP of S73.-Connecticut wrappers, 1850
$55: assorted lots. 81 SdS30. Massachu:etts rs rs
sorted lots, 81 5GS25. Connecticut and MasSachu-
setrs seconos fliers; s7GSo. .s lem
lots $lO.5OdS13. Wisconsin assorted lots; sS 90
0sl0: New York assorted lots, common, $9Gsl !;
got d to fine, Il oasis.
sssdlsatI;6Tr9p Of ls7o.-c0nnec'ieus and Mas
FoTeign.-Havana filters. common, S7HGs0c. !;
Havana filters fair, 924c @$1 .Havana filters, tine.
&l1O@s1.25; Yara-I aud IL cut, assorted 9oG
Munufdctured Black work, common and me
dinm. In bond S1Sa$21; good and hne, In bono,
bond, 25@s33; good and fine. IL bond. s35@f6o.
Other crude. Id,a'd
Exports for the week. 46e LOSS l06,30d
Exports from Jan. !. 7,O29 1l,oZs 1,foS ooo
f x,o9 same 'ine 'a .o5s 2ss7e 1,seo2os
Receipts for the week 357 hogsheads: receipts for
the week 8 $50 boxes and cases; n ceipts from
January I, 5,945 hogsheads receipts from anuary
47,349 boxes and cases: recep's sAIpe itine
year, I'LL 09 hugsheads; receipts same un,e ast
gear $685. boxes and cases.-Journdi or Com
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, April S.-The cattle market showed
close declined H9Sc. Very best, 6H@7Sc.; arst
quality, 6m6Sc; medium or good TO fair. 4hc.
ORDINARY thin steers, exec. aud cows. 3Ag26hc.:
l ,l9S head. Hogs have been STEADY, supply light
dem ard moderate; fair 10 extra, lO111hc.; re-
ceiDis 4.93S head. sheep have Deen quiet, cbsi ne
dull. with downward tendency prices ranging
5U7Ac. receipts, 81 SO head.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April s.-Cott0n duh and easier
sales. zoos bales az 1G3@17c. Southern 1our
tr1er, With fair INQUIRY; common 70 FAIR extra,
1915: good u choice extra, 70 S0@SS. What 4
with so much frmness: S1.2S@t1 81 FOR winter
red wes'ern: Bl.3241t133 Tor amoer western ;
81. 35@Si.35h for white Se.terr. Corn q .hade
for western mixed aaoat; 92&I92hc for yellow
western; e0@e0hc lor western mixed In store ;
92c. for old western mixed In store. Sugar steady.
Rice Quiei ind steady. TaIlow In fair demand
at SIC. Rosin firm at 10@l6c. for strained.
Turp-niine steady. Pork nrmer; new job Ions.
f22.75@t23. Lard frmer prime steam, 1910
Is ll-I6c. Hhiskey quiet 1T $l.l4. Fresghts
lower
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Tobacco Markets.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April 3, 1870.
The Richmond tobacco market is steady, but dull
The offerings on Change last week comprised 6S5
packages, OF which 49S were sold at prices ranging
from IS to S7S. The breaks were 604 hogsheads
1877 tierces, and 16 boxes.
The following is Il comparative statement OF the
inspections deliveries, and receipts of tobacco, to-
gether with the stock hand ut the different ware
houses in this city, for the past week and the same
time last Year:
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Livestock Markets.
CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK MARKET

APRIL s.-Cattle, 80 received; )06 shipped.
Hogs, 6S6 received l24 shipped. Sheep, II re-
celved ~
Cattle-The market Is quiet and prlces are IN
changed: Total range is from $3.50 10 IS for COM
MOI TO good butchers.
choice Offering. Selling common III S6.4O@$6 9U,
fair 10 medium at S7.Z5@$S 20:
Sheep Il he market Is quiet aau hrm, ana prlces
are unchanged Times.
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LOl1lSylLLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. April S-Flour unchanged. Corn
nominally 8S@7Oc. Provisions quiet. Pork,
x22 so. Bacon-Shoulders 91c. clear-rlb, 13c :;
ar sides. 1896. Prime lard-steam rendered.
| 5kc.; fierce, Ice. : keg, lie. Whlskey, S1.l
Baggiug firm at l2kG013c.
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WILMINGTON IN. ca MARKETS.

APRIL 6.-Spirits TurDenttne.-Sales of 200
casksst SAC. d gallon for southern packages. Mar
Het firm.
OF 200 barrels No. 2 at 81 80 q barrel.
Crude Observation-Disclosures Stacy. Sales OF 20
barrels IT SI5 for hard and 50. SO for yeow-dip.
1tr.-Aarket steady. sales OF l75 barrels al
S1.3O p barrel
CDtfna-Market firm. Sales Of 40 bales Ut the
following uinrs. quotations: Ordinary, 1870: good
ordinary, l37sc.: low mdjing, 5'sc.: niiddling,
sac : pouu lniddling. 16Rc.-JOurRal.
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If, O4O II,oSf
STOCK OK HAND.
1874. 1870.
s. 400 hopsheads 4.96S hogsheads.
Excess. ....l,560,SOO
n.SyIzLE TOBACCO MARKET.

rRepor,ed expressly for the Richmond Dispatch ]
ApH1L mo material change In prices for 10.
h,cco IN ,od order. quote for RI Is date:
Lugs-very common. $5@$S: common, $50
Al o: medium. II GA Sl3: goOd. S13@Sl5.
Fiilers-Leaf- Common. S9@$14 medium, 81
asst: coed. $17MS22 so.
Smokers common. SluMSl4: medium bright
Sl4MSI7: good 10 fsncy. 81 1855.
Briut IVrdppfrS.- Com on. $2O@SES; me.
dunn. S2S@S42: good. Sf2@s55; extra, 500
MnboGgnv UTHDpers.-"ommnn. $lS@$2S:
m@dum, $685. $40; good S409s50; extra. 500
mS65. ALPuA.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, april S-FIour steady and unehaug-
ed Wheat fteauy. Corn buoyant ano stronx;
strong and higher; southern. S2d sec. Rye quiet
and firm at 5@10c. PROVISIONS quiet and nrm.
Pork. 422 so. Lard steady AT 16c. Coffee steady
and unchanged. biskey hrmer ut Sl.l4. Sugar
steady.
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Vow Order OF Arrest against Boss
Tweed.

NV YoRx. April S.-An order OF arrest
ha, h,cn issued IN the ncw suit against Will
ism II. Tweed with 100000 bail. A lllr-
;hcr order OF atlach'neut against Tweed.s
rroncr,v has been granted. but the detaiis
are withheld until the levy is made. Ihe>e
proceedings are under The new law, "nlch
arrhorjz"s attachment concurrent with the
nrN..r n arrest.
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IF: $50 Ohio 100 ht.. at 7Ac.; 1s2 clipped
Chic sheep. 90 ibs.. at 6ic.
SCtne.-Receips we're seven cars $40 hogs,
ana u number OF car loads more were due. None
tfered alive. City-dressnd hogs were frmer and
further advanced to 10@10ac.. u b.-JournaI Of
Commerce.,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 8, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red, 434 bush.
els.
CoRN.-White, 1,154 bushels. Mixed, COS bush.
els.
UATs.-522 bushels.
BEANS-12 bushels.
MEAL.-24 bushels.
SALES.
WHRAT.--Whte, $50 bushels prime on private
terms; 90 bushels OF private terms. Total, $50
bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, $50 bushels very good on private
terms: 1874 bushels very good at $1.35. Total,
434 bushels.
CnRS.-White. EGO bushels very good at So,
242 on h .ls prime at 9Uc. "a bushels on private
terms; ass bushels very good on private terms.
Total 1.122 bushels.
COnS-Mixed, 34S bushels prime at 9Oc.; 100
bushels prime at S9c. Total, 44S bushels.
OATs.-44 Dusht Is very good on private terms; 30
bushels prim- a. &c.: 1i6 bushels prime OH pri.
yate terms. Tot ]. 222 bushels.
MEAL.-24 bushels al 9Oc. A..
RE-tXHIBlTED.
halls
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISCISNATI, April S.-F1our and corn firm. Pork
In good demand; country, a22; CITY held a.
! i5hc Bacon Ia good demand; shoulders, 94c. ;
clear. rib, 124c.; clear, 13@13Ac. Whiskey steady
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The Senatorial ExcursiOnfsis.
SAVANNAH, April 8 --Senator Cameron and
rartv of the hiexican eXcursioniSts arrived
here this morning.
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DRY GOODS.

THE RUSH FOR THOSE EXCELLENT
J. TWD-BuTTOE KID GLOVES
al rs cents still continues at
CHARLES HUTZLER'S,
Gil Broad street.
Another large lot Just received; and, remember,
every pa Ir sold under guarantee.
On. OF The best assorted lines Of PAKASoI.S IN
the city and beautiful stock or HAABURaH EN-
BR0IsERIES will be opened this week aud offered
at attractive prices.
A $50 the latest novelties IN TIES and LINEN
COLLARS, and a great speciality In BLACK AL
PACAS at 40 and so cents, ut
ana 81 Broad street.