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Tho Last OF A. It. sfewart--Hmmense
Turnout OF tho PopnIace- Gorgeous
Floral Tributes-The Funeral
Services. ,..,s,gs.s1. gls,s.,
HEAVY FAILURE IN LIVERPOOL
Gale and Snow-Storm in England
Sentence OF Whiskey Frauds
Grecian Officials Com
demned, &c.
XLvTH CoNGREss-First Session
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1875.
SENATE.

... w ASGlNGToN, ApTH 10, 4cio.
SENATE.
A number Of bills on the calendar, n OF OBJ.
jected to, were considered and disposed Of.
The St. Louis Cotton Exchanges petition
for an increased appropriation was pre-.
seated.
Mr. Anthony presented the petition Of
the Congressional Printer setting forth that
bis official bond is $4,000, upon which he is
allowed to draw S53, 900 per month; that
the monthly payroll of bis Office Is
nearly double that amount, and that
be has been in the habit OF paying per.
sons in the Office from money received
| from the sale of paper, &C., until the
accounts coxld be audited at the Treasury,
when the money was returned to the sale-ac'
count. He asked that discussing officer
! be appointed for the office. Referred.
The bill for the separate entry OF. express
packages contained in one importation was
passed. 1t goes to the President.
The bill bridging the Mississippi at La
| Crosse was passed.
The bill for paving the Pennsylvania ave-
! aue, in Washington was discussed to execu
| tive session; after which. the Senate ad
journed TO Monday. .~..a
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A large number of private land bills were
passed. ~.
Mr.. Taylor reported bill to confirm tht
pree ption and homestead entries. Passed
MIR. Morey, of Louisiana, reported toe bill
concerning public lands Ia Alabama, Mlssls
sippf, Arkansas, and Louisiana. Pendipl
its discussion the morning hour expired. -.
The bill transferring the Iudisn Bureau
Ito the War Department was resumed.
long debate followed, in which the Indian
policy was fully discussed without action.
| Recess.
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.

GRANTS ORGAN CHAR CAD WITH LIBEL.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-Colonel White
ley appeared before the grand jury to day
and made complaint against the National
Republican, of this city, for an alleged gross
libel. he asked al Indictment.
NEWS AND GOSSIP.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Sargent,
OF California, has to go before the Committee
on Naval Expenditures to explain dispatches
from himself to Secretary Rohesop. :
Treasury>Agent Madge, in his testimony,
SAYS he made some suggestions to Governor
Shepherd aud Harrington abont Columbus
Alexander's affair previous to the Safe"bur.
glsry. Shepherd told him to leave the whole
thing to Harrington, vino knew all about 1t,
and would manage it.
The Election Committee to-day heard ar
eument in the case Of G. W. Buttz uS.
Mackey, from South Carolina, and will hear
further argument Monday.
General Mcdowell will probably be trans.
ferred to the division of the Pacific.
The Alert and Minnesota have been de.
tailed to receive Don Pedro upon his arrival
in New York. The Minnesota will fire
salute. Secretaries Fish, Taft, and Robson
will leave tomorrow for New York to await
his arrival.
The order directing General ingalls, to re,
sumo duties of chief quartermaster Of the
Division Of the Atlantic has been suspended
until further orders. I.
The Government has recovered S9,250
from Martin Draper for failing to ful6 COM
tract for carrying New Orleans and Vicks-
burg mail. ~, ~.
In the War Department investigation Sen
ater Stevenson, Of Kentucky, to-day made
statement In regard to the Kentucky Central
railrosd. He said there was no stock in the
Kentucky Central railroad, but that it was
purely partnership business of six men.
Pendleton had no more to do with the man.
agement of the interest OF the Bower estate
than had any other of the partners, he hav-
ing but one vote.
The Senate to-day confirmed Hoskins as
collector of customs Of the. Tappahaanock
district, Virginia.
The Committee on Appropriations have
directed their chairman, Dir. Randall, to an.
tagonize all legislation with the appreciation
bills until disposed of.
The jury in the case Of w. 81. Osterman,
charged with robbing the Treasury Depart
ment, disagreed, and were discharged to-day.
Seven were for the acquittal of the accused.
The Subcommittee of the Judiciary, to
whom the mstter was referred, have con-
Guided an address Of respectful reply to
Judge Carter, and refuse to deliver Kill
bourne in answer to the habedS corpus.
Senator Sharon has returned to California
for the balance Of the session.
The resolutions of the South Carolina
Republican Convention praise Morton and
thank Grant.
A large public meeting in Chicago have
requested Mayor Calvin, of that city, to rc-
sign - !
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General Markets.
pErEEsBURG MARKETa

.#..# No. VII
apRu ii.-CottOp continues depressed both m
this country and EUROPE. the crop Sib taih 4as
larger than many has any IDEA OF. Ias VIII t =.
duiiness in the manufactured article senos 10 &c
The receipts OF tobacco are very light on aeeouDf
Of planters being busy Inc psasa Walf
rapidly and the weather. Is all That eoaIa te We
sired Tbe demand for good tobacco Is very aetVe,
anP p,,ees Of wheat have been very for The
season. and prices steady, with good aem aaM
s5 mot Is Sc ss asss see
70 9Stton-The views OF buyers and sellers being
ass Sssa sst
bmying small lots We note sales Ok w o.laS oE
hat Of i2ac. FOR mltdlngs, and quote; Baasy
stained q Sss a s{ye. gssSd eln,sy
low middliSg, II 11hc.; middling, l2ssgtSSaG.
Peanuts-Market quiet Keeps 81 an s, osssioss
beans nominal at 6oc.; black peas zegsOe'
Ruck,chedt-3c: g, d. -.s.rS.,a
B,ssr Choice s5Gssc.; sooa to prime, SOC
' Eaas~in barrels, Isc., q dozea; in crates, 1ss
u fSsaaatshns:rs-prime iive-gooee, s2a55e common
yrIsd Fuit-Apples fancy, D1 lie; 9a Ss,
tiers and halves 10c.; Sheed'tz'c. feaSs'S'-1'o.
y B roc, Gor.-e Green, s@sHcs ,sa red, 4sas.
FIarseed.-S1.45@sl.Se g S Sasasl
f fassda@Gorniry. Virginia, 1sag14sn
sSsissss;I7 s ssaos: r 2l = .e.s,lo..
1851 WaeIYWasi,sd, sssSaOss; anwashed, 2s@sss.s
Observation-Disclosures ". D&ska ~ b SSE
"a: s sspisssss@sS: . Ntsi : SNs's :,
Ha aIs Weasose ecsn9on grades l,s; 9, Q
Sd !s q sa.sas sass
al 2Odel.3O; far, SI.a5@ 40 ! prime 70 sholee
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ting hini.u 30 fofwsrd t1 tia path DC refcrm
and good principles, ana ssfusing him d
line slRport aof all true Kepuhli caus, was re.
t1ecsed bF twEsthirds yate.
Ihe. Indications to-day are that Governor
Chamberlafn viii control the delegation sto
Cincinnati I'd which case their firEt vote
HM undoubtedly be giYen TO BrfstoH Tor
President, With BIaine probably as their
second choice, aud Ia no event for Norton.
|ATwoHpHDRED-PooT cREvAssE IN THE
.I MISSISSIPPI.
MHKrEs, April IA gentleman from
Bolivar, Miss, reports q two hundreEfoot
cSeYasse from Duck Ridge landing, washing
at both eres. This VIII overflow the coun-
try between Lake Bolivar and the river, I'M
Guiding Caiash Point, the Williams Baysu
country, and the upper end OF Washington
county. When the gentleman left creyasse
was expected Mt Btapae.
COMPLAINT DISMISSED IN THE "BLAcK
80 II ~ FRIDAY CASE. 80
NEW YoRx, April I3.-In the suit Of Tay-
T Tor %. Gould and Others known as the
T" Black Friday case, Judge Barrett to-day
fgrauted the motion Of the defendants coun.'
sci to dismiss the complaint on the ground
| that there was not sufficient evidence Of con.
idSt1 hhu tuht LUG bEnuspCbttu Wds III .FIOla~
ton OF the statute Of frauds. IAN allowance
Of two per cent. was granted the defendants
counsel. a stay OF proceedings was granted
for Appeal. siisss-
AVERY AND MCDONALD SENTENCED.
sT. LOUIS April f3-General John Nc
Donald has been sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary and to pay fine OF Sc, 600.
William o. Avery was sentenced to two
years and 81, 900 fine. s%t -,
| STORM IN THE NoRTHWEsT.
CHICAGO, April IA storm has prevailed
Throughout the Northwest. Fifty thousand
dollars worth Of property was destroyed at
McGregor, Iowa, by rain. -
| BLoDaET L1BERATED. S5.i
ATLANTA, Ga, April 1s.-Foster Blod,
get, charged with railroad swindlfng as 8
State agent, gave bail to-day to appear fol
trial and was released.
| ii THE COFFEE MARKET.
BIO JANE1Ro, April 13.-Coffee is animated
and very firm.
SANTOS, April 19.-CoSee is animated and
prices are advancing.
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NEw YORK Day GOODS TRADE.

APRIL liza graceful posthumous compliment
to the late Mr. a. T. Stewart was fnaugrr1fod by
MIR. II. 8. ClsHn, who sent round actrcuinrinyttsng
the goods merchants Of the city 70 elese their
stores on Thursday from II a. d. to 8 +. Ma dn-5
ring which hours II Is understood the funerals 20
h take place. The paper Has very numsrous!y
signed, and 1t seems very unlik ely that there VIII Do
any exceptions TO the universal rule IS to oicsing.
The flags were at half.mast to.day at AL me ary
goods stores which have Gag STAFF 2
This was the sixth consecu tive fne day. but pusi:
ness confused very sluggish. Perhaps me ru n!
retailer Is too busy ing the rush OF hs hnn-
erto mud bound customers, and mas no ume 70
order fresh goods Itis to be hoped this the case,
for blue skies yet but 10 be effected In due
feelings, which are not pleasant. ..53
Print cloths were frmer at SIC Tor extra o&.
squares, and some large sales at FAN RiVer were
reported, while some were ordered for exporiatlpn
to- Glasgow, which city has hitherto not been nrch
OF purchaser or our goods SO by go CLOTHS were
not 10 such demand, owing perhaps 10 the Stopping
| Of the Freeman works, which, were large CON.
sufnars They were quoted at 34cs cash. x. ~
In prints Arnold were reduced TO 6sc.s While TAG
OLIVES at ,hs jobbers continued br1sk'y. u. u .
Other goods. whether In cotton or ,W0olls ZOE
| desirable! {. y s 80 ..yy.:
to-day OF wooilehs, worsted and Eo0os 9.
ribbons, silks. dress, aud millinery g00dsf &C.. aao
| OF miscellaneous cbsractcr.-J0uraadt " Goss-,
mefeS. -. 49, $3.50 - 80 s. - 10
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FIN.zlaNsgIAlss
RIcl1MDND sTouK EXCHANGE.

sHlCHMUaDST EXCHANGE
THtHspxz.A psiis18 1870.
4 SAaxs.--S sharcs Union Rsnk siack soid as 40 !;
10 shares Citizens savings Bank stotH sold As 20,
H1ts Viratnta censols, 6sk va, 6a4
asked Yirsinta deferred. gk asked: Virginia ta1t
receivable c0rposg, 82x sfd. :
Ctr EeeuFHtss,-Rtchmdsdcf city BE In Ed
i2K asked; Riehuoud city 6's, 80 bid, Do asked;
Petersburg stJ 6s, 30 bid; Manchester bridge Ss,
Raslroad Boads.-Chesspeake and OHIO Rzflsoad
IS, gold. n. ana M SO bio, S5k ssked; Chssa.
peake and Ufro RAsIread u.s. gold, u. and D., I2x
asked; Virginia Centf2I katiroad third mortgage
6s, ]. and j., 7sx aakedf Richmold Frederfeksmrg
btd: Orange and Alexandrta Rsiiroad third mort.
gage S,s, III. and n, ~ asked; Richmond and
banvie Railroad sonsolidates So, n. aud r.. 72S
CpndI Bonds.-1arnes Rispr and KanawbA Canal
frst mortgage 6,s, d.. and N, All bid, 81 asked.
Railroad SRocks.-Richmond and DauvlTs Raii-
road, 100 par, Ak bid. asked; Seabeasd and Ro-
.anoke Railroad common Zoo par, 30 btSf Sea-
board znd Roanoke kaiiroad guaranteed, leG par,
sami Ssocks.-Firss National. 100 par, LIS
bid National Bank Of Virginia, 16U par. LOG
skedf: State Bank Of VIRGINIA, LOO par S2tS bio:
Union Bank Of Richmond, 60 par, 46 bid. 4a
asked; Richmond BakxiHR aad Insurance, Com,
pany. rs par, 20 bid; citsens savings, 70 par 10
hssttrdncs Compantes.- Virgins Home, 90 par,
l0Gasked: Merchants and Mechanics. LOO pair 81
BID, 90 asked: City, I Or par, BIN bid /; Old tto-
minaon, 100par, 80 asked.
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-GHIrAG0- LuMRER NTARXET,

APRIL 1O.-Lumbs There were no new deyei-
opmenss In this market on uaas
First and second clear, $40 s42; second clear 70
Inch $50 @s40. third clear, inch. SS$ggso: ss,
and upwards ward select. s3S asa0: stock boards a.
e34@sss stock boards, p; Ssoe0sssfi def IND sSd
under. sI2asI8; fencing. SIS; tcist and scanss-
ling, 90 TO "a feel. toss. ~ ana 49, -
rect Sl4G1$16; flooring, first and secoha SuSSss
ss0DS3a; flooring. rrss common. ropsn. W.
hoor1ns first common dressed $50 aocri nrs "a
second clear, dressed; 1s@s1s; sidin& common
~ T sSSa ~ to16feet. 913D9l6,60s
souare pIckets, IL !; fiat pIckes. ~ 9 -,
hingiss.--sawedA a.. per 1000, S2.75 49,. ~
p Lrafhs-$1. 75@ Sl.90.
On TLnck. .--ShinHIes on cars sold At tho anne1sa
prices OF star, $3.50 @s2. 62ss;; NO. lsaWeos
fIree dollars a car 10 be added when tfanforreds
which charge follows the shingles. ~.
Thickness-FiYe shingles 10 pc TWO ln e1'e -
thickuess. ~ - &
Lengih-sixteen inches Timer. q;
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esNERaL NEWS OF TEE DAY.
NAVAL DRILL IN HAMPTON RoADs-BooT.
AND sHoE-HOUsE BURNEDI N NORFOLK
ATTEMPT TO BURN NIB. CAPPS'S RESI-
DRNGR a. .s4.EEsts7 = Y.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

ATTEMPT TO BURN NIB. CAPPS'S HEsi'
DENCE. 81.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, April 13.-I learn that about the
middle of May next there will be grand
naval drill of the N erth-Atlsntic squadron
in Hampton Roads. Port Royal, S. @, was
first chosen, but the Roads was substituted
as being more centrally located and easier OF
access to the public, who may wish to view
the Imposing spectacle. u.
The alarm of fire at IL o'clock last aight
was caused by the partisl burning of Mr..
Edward Leithardt's boot and shoe manu-
factory, No. 103 Church street. Incendiary.
This morning about O'Clock a dsstardly
incendiary attempt was made to burn the
residence on the corner OF Moseley and
Newton streets, occupied by Mr.. Joseph
Capps. q.
s FUNERAL OF A. n. STEWART.
Nsw YORK, April a. Great crow s col
leeted at an early hour this morning in the
hborhood ef the late a.. 7. Stewards
residence to witness the funeral pro cess!or9.
All along Fifth avenue spectators TFere Sta.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
- - ~ r. rrI 4 = 1TR
OFFERINGS

Z a n EfE - OFFERINGS .tt;s+ = ritff I
WHEAT White 24S buslpIs. Red, $40 busbsas
Z. ttoRg.- White. 798 bushels. 1901 ,rt'7.ti \
.OATs-26 bushels.
: RYE-26 bushels. q, r -" .Stf;itsA 80
MRAL.-52 bushels 30.
PoTAToEss-25 bushels. e s.ss' t'ss
/, -s.5gs, s9r.2. SALES. -
WHEAT-Whtte, bushels at s1.40; 80 bushels
at S1.5&; So bushels very good at S1.62; l64
bushels choice at SI.6O-total. 248 bushels Rsd,
l4S bushels at s1.45; SO bushels at 81 !; 4S bush
els at S1.52; ~ bushe1s at 40-toraf, 26S bush
els. 49,
CoRN-Whle, 424 bushels ON private terms: SO
bushels &c.,; 124 bushels very good at aSc--
total, sos bushels.
OArs-26 bushels common at a5e.
+ RYE.-30 bushels Mt zoe. 2 e s. 800 ~
MEAL.-52 bushels at Gle. -
PoTAToEs.-x5 bushels very good at 25c.
REGExHIBITED.
OATs-S0 bushels. .-f VS.
PorAToRs-25 bushels. ;-tst
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BALTIMORE.
mAnaNE INTELI4I8EMCR.
POEg OF RIgHMoND. AP M 3 :, !, Ass ~


s. ~ y n III ssiS ARRIVED, 5ss6 10 ~
S.nama, wpanete Couch, New York. mercn2as
disc and passeaeers, O. Alen e sar.
se and passenssrs kp ens,sf asw Yor
ss sshoo n 4 Breeze. cranner New York, hays
c ap'sfss - cLEAREn -
schooner Par, Chase, BIO Granae do sal, l,A4Sss:
harreis fiouy, HaxSil, CsenshaT d Cos
SAILED.
steamer Shirley. Trayess , Bala sssr,
disc aud passengers. u.
- Stearner John Sylvester, Ginoyd. hoalo.AA ~
.ho Ssiss ans, ms. eaaers Il. b. Tstut, AGENT
y sehoonsr Ricissrd Rhodes, Khodesi
srss ehosn sg. juno. Willamahar
disc, IA. y. Lee II ~ 49,
cLEaRgD FOE Tlf1s POET. ssts -.
From. New YORK April 1ith, schoonss. 49,
Ciass CURTIS. s. smrMosAspA. 81.
sehooner H. q. O.. weshsrt, Mason, ran ssllsss
r,rsr. nd Philadelphia April llth. ga, rss
srs,ooper Annie ". Moore, va
81 New York April 12ih for Riehno sa.
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SsEA.asd AGENTS
d CARD TG THE PUBAlG.

RIuu AR d i. 8 q A KS z sss
oMce, No. 1908 Main Stree, oysr Hss sss1S
s.Sp' Tfcuaes r. Py1c9 n 20. - f;S "
YArr OF the HIcBAoHD Dlsg 1Sas
- steSosey hts wncfe inns re- tae
or A1as OF Es " ~
Na,aiye pronapt sitenlioa % aay sssssss Z.
county treSsnrers clerks OF 49, n ss
Rssers 81 Cc,oasa asaes So
- spiehssS.sS Ifspesch;
a. 20. az 9ichsaoHa HASg 81
AsyoS &c RtehEond II s9ssyia
dale Se1ase; 1ona Ee sSs' Ssss alse
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SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN, coNyEN'

CoLuasIA, April 1s.-The Republican
Convention adjourned after IN all-nlght SEES.
sion, Governor Chamberlain Was elected
delegste to Cincinnati 3 bitter struggle.
a resolution WAS adopted leaving delegates
wholly uninstructed and untramme iled. a
RESOLUTION thanking Governor Chamberlain
FOR the manner in which be has administered
the Government OF South Carolina, and urgs
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:. Dl,ANVrrLE..raR alARKKR.s.

-S---. DANVTILE. E1R4CCC MARKET.
TReported expressly fer the Richmond bfpstehl
AYRIL 13.-RecefDts not 30 large as was e1pested
for the season. Market active. OreriDgs naen
readily at quotations. W =. 'Ssf3s 10y {
Ea1s-Very common. s3@$5 common, S6@$6;
medium, ae@Aa; good, ss@s1o.. ,<5s..
Z. .Fsilrs:-Gommon, $6@Ss; mediunA Ss9$10i
= a sSmoksrs.wComnon, sl0@sls: n,ea.sm bright,
$15@3a17 1000 10 fancy. Sf7@$22.
r. Bright WTdDDers.-CoDmons Sl6ESl6: me
dunn, sf6@s3o: GOOD 49, @f35; eatrx, &86@
S42 fancy, $42@fE4 - - 81
Mahogany WrdT@aSa.-Com $1E6$20; me.
dunn, $20@$26s good, $26@$30; extra, sS0@
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APRIL 1.-THE offerings for the past two days
have been very sYalf-farmers. thinking 10 hult-
day, have not cDaae 10 market Prices show an adj
vance on all grades, and the market to-day was quite
good leaf OF Seciaed character. Sis@si6: good
leaf, dark, S9G5l2: medium grades Of leaf, 50
@317; lugs, long and eafy, $5G$2s25; Jugs,
common, 83@$A.-AppedL. -
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prrrspURGH pE.EEr,RloOLEuM MARKET.i

- Apuu,11.-Ihe oil market wss quiet and weak
10 day. United opened at 81 96z: and before ING
close declined to 81 93Y The f3o% dp $500
nj. S3E:? Union, 81 80; outside lines, v 30, 4
CT,tGs.-For immediate shipment I. 0. D., on cars
" RsSned -PhIladeiphia, 14Yc.; Baltimore l4ac..s
New York, l4%c.; & o. b. cars, lie.6ld, asksos
home trade. 114c.2 ne. u ..n,ssx "a.
auoie cities at $I.l5; couatry makes as Sl.oo.---.
TfsTdfch,S a.g5s's u. g5sSsl5Sk
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ST. FOULS HsaRsE AID rluEE haAizkEri

ST. FOULS HEaRSE AxD MDEE baAIzkEr
Il APR1a 1e-Taas market ts very ldnIl rs tho pxs-
sent time. there being but very huyefs
or ordersin The market. Good 9raaes OIL hessGa are
In lfEat supply. snt MINOR are I'm esesss OF oo-
mandS There H. nowtoniy The regular EsSEeEn 10.
quiry for streeters and Hfiatcsy trade In hAgRy,
,baroEche. ada OCCASIONALLY sadxAd bors4S~rttft
kiu6s OF horses shows ncs movements 70 speak o4s
there being no southern demand NksteNkE.alQuo-
,tatioas remain anehange&, steady for GOOD ndd
weak for COMMON. Mules are VERY quiet. on Eeod
Supply. There ts hardly any demand frera Rqy
quarter, and consequently pItess are vel weak.
ut home until some improvements can be Shown:
Horsss.-Ahctton norses ana ponies 45@S40s =
good, $2o@Ai0: extra. &50G eSh pug horsess
very common, 23@t3R; fatrs, as $500 eytIe.
$S0d$G0 .platn common southern hnrs4s, $500
$50: insr sofstern horses. $50I468. extra spa4h-
ePn horses. &E9Q31 90 !; plain heavy werIeSH. sac
r6S1 o. goed heavy w0sseYs, 91l66$l2xsf air 20
extra heavy workers. III sos 80 !; cry itghk
spring wagon horses, $s0G&lI0; aew York
draught &l35@Sl go sshoicc extra dFaaEa5 Mitl,-
600 uosads, fs1SS@siSs:sxtra Mniiy drisisg5
horses, good size 81 extra fancy dsfvinR
horses good action. n good matched paRy
for carriages, $350@85oo extra 6ne.hosses good
steppers; 81 70 3k minutes per nile, $1,000 S360.
Broke Aules.-l3A to IA hands high, 45Q@&6Q 4
"A to 1aN hands nigh, 475lsS0: Ia to IAx hands
high, extra, &S5 70 lao; Az to 13 handB high. 500
10 800: i4k TO Is hands high. extra $l0O@
81 10s Rs TO l5k hands high. s1leMel20; 1919
lSx hands high; extra. slaS9 Si4o 10y % ~
Rsl75; is 10 i6k HANDS high. extra, s175@
X -4 ~
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS,

ApaII 1o.-The ,narket to-day Is active Duk
,cnIet. with prices uual,ered. Receipts Of Yneas
light with sales az $1.5S for white sma yd.SHvg
< Gs3 bnshels, which sold ut 81, 6S, og, nnI6gcs
$50 bushels or inferisr oats hrou2ns
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Tobacco Markets.
Observation-Disclosures EXCHANGE

ElCEsMONUTOBACEO E4CHHRsdR
APRH. IS, Ig5&
The breaks OF tobacco during the past week xsrs
521 Russheads, OF ierces, and los bs1ea
The market was dali and nnfnteresrsug. snf re-
seipts were light or account of the bad weather..
9nohtsbns: ~
DARK-LnQs-Very commcn. S2:SeSa4.hg;
nediun 70 good. &499aS: extra. SSt60 As7. Aegs-
Common, S5@S6, Eedium. s6@sS; Eood, SNs2
wrappers, 414. 5O@S9 SD. 4
: BniGHT.-- LngsrCommon, s4.6e@a6: nsS1sas
to good, % .50@Ss: dne smoking 9la6SgsLa;
dunn. &SG$12: good to fne, $13@Sr5: extra 1ll.
.srs, 81 81 $2O. WTd5psas-Commou. @11NsSlSs
medium TO good. S]aag$25; fae, Sa5@ssGs en-
ira, &45@$7o. E5l55s =.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April l3-Noon.-Stosks active,
feyerish and lower. Ststes dull and lower. Gov
ernments dull and steady. Money good at 3@4.
Gold, 1134. Exchange-Long. 4S74; short, $50.
Epenina Money dali at 8. Sterling steady at
4S7X Gold firm at 1l34Gp113h. Governments
active and steady. States quiet and nominal.
~ BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 13.-Virginia 6's, old, 30;
consols, 68. West Yirginias. 8. North Carolina
6's, old, II; new, 8 special tax, o. Bid to-day.
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=, Vnbroke Mules. Quotations on ali grades ate
&1O9sl6 per head less than those fer broke mules
Unbroke mules, TO be salaoe, must be IA. Ees
mules, four years old and under, sell ~ &l6G3l0
less than older mules OF same grade Those that Ar
over four years old, to seven years, arc the mosS
markets. bile Globe. 49,
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MOTHER REDUCTION INm
N PRICES OF FURNITURE AND MAT u
TREsSES.-Cbsmber Suits, $26,t $50, $50, JY2
chamber Suits. $50. 800, s126 to $500;
ParIor Suits, $40, $50, $50 10 $300;r
.sideboards, $40, $40, $50 To- $50;
3Wardrobes, 81 2. $40, $50 to $l90;
bureaus, sc, S12, &15 70 $75 Z:
.Bedsteads, IS, &6, 8s 10 $50: Washssauds from p
8. to S2b; Chairs-an styles aud price, ExIsn'
on-Tables-dif,erent lengths aud prices In
Safes-seyeral styles; Hair Mattresses, ShacS
Mattresses, holsters, Pillows, apd . great yari-
See NV stock before purchasing, as cannot be
undersoE. a@slFts SAMUEL W. HARWoOD,k
he S.eotSm No. Governor street, Richmond, va.
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C0HFECTTONERIEs

6-POUND BOXES NICE ELEME FIGS
~ for CSC, at PIZZlNPS.
One pound nice EATING-PRUNES' for Csc. at
go PIZZtNI'S. r,@.a ~ ,z.... i Us =. =
Three pounds nice COoKMG-PRUNEsf for use.
at PlZZINI'S. i. -zsr ;,-7.- -
Four CUCOAN UTS for 25c. at PIZZIEl'S.
ORANGES at 20 and Csc. per dozen. ap 8