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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-10
NEW E,y YORK DRY GOODS TRADE n

3 MARCH 7.-Jobbers were again actively employed
ruieEworss Than Yesterday. The STATE OF the
print market has affected everything, and that 10
literally at skies ana seyens No Standard fancy Is
the SKIES has begun by fhc reduction OF Allen Hirt.
iugs 10 &C., funcies to &c. and double prints 10 &c.
4 nd print-cloths' are nowhere In the race. The
rctrogfude move CONC ucted with such strategic
ability is fast bee lining ropt. 1t must be highly
amusing for manufacturers 10 hD1 heir goods sofa
at less Than cost while buyers who have made bar
gaFs, get mad because they didn't make better
ones. ..,E .4t f-yr.Nt 40 t,.#t..:s1 N j, Z
Dry-Goods Mutual Benefit Association has
been organized. - - '... $50
Beached and brown sheeiings and shirtIngs were
not 20 active to day In first hands. 49,, F.,. .4y
10 Bakelpy cambrjcs attracted good deal or atten.
ton on the part of rural visitors, and sold WE'LL,
Coitonades dress goods, gna hams, and apron
CheYiots were doing better, and such makes Us
Longs staple stripes and Economy plaids were
well distributed. f .ss ..ss ..l
On The whole, paradoxical as It may souno, THIS
knocking the market endways Is regarded by many
longheaded persons who are In the habit or lookin8
little more than an inch and quarter beyond the
lip OF their noses as rather good Thing than otner
wise. 1t attracts thecountrym aud when they are
here the emptaton 10 buy at next TO nothing must
be II resistbe. Then the manufacturers, aarmedat
the appalling condition Of thing, and feeling uns.
bic produce goods at loss forever, will In order
10 avoid failure, which under their presen Reneral.
ship Is merely u question OF time for small ana
great, be lnuuced 10 alter their nctcS ana export
Export win save them, and nothing else Will Ok
course. at the worst t0me men VIII pntl tnrOugui
bit 1t only be ~ the cxpe or their nelgDors,
and Il is questionable whether, putting aside an
treas OF pariotisni, such u, cut-hr0at policy VIII
pay even the least unfor tunata. Ills swapping Q!
jackknives within the ring fence OF the unlted
States will no doubt In time give way 10 the en-
IIghteped policy Of clothing the naked or other,
lands and pocketing the proceeas Of philanthropy.
u II the saes went of very well, owing, no doupt,
In measure to The very large number or outpI-
town buyers now sojournipg with u'.-1oar'saI Q,
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:. FINANgI.AL...
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
~ THURSDAY, Marcf,rg 1876.

Am1iea, Gol1.-11A hid.
ginia consofs new. ~ asked: Virginia deferred, SL
bid, 8 asked Virginia interest certificates, az
asked; Virginia sx-receiyaoie coui1ons, a6k bio.
Cnp Sscsl,tttes: g. civ IS. ll0H MD;
SGS asked |: LYnchbn city Ss, 1O7 bid Lynch.
burg city s's, IS bid: Norfolk city Gs, II BID;
Fredericksburg city 8's: SO asked assehester Va,
o2 asked: Manchester bridge S's, 95 bio.
Raiiro0d BoaldA-- Chesapeake and Uhso Railroad
es. gold, ID. and n, 80 bid Virginia Central Rail-
road third mortgage 6's. j.. and j.. III asked !:
u rs ssked; yIrauia and Tennessee Raii.oad &C.
eoud mortgage 6's. j. and D., TN asked SOUTH
Ids fsTosS
mortgage S's, j. and j.. s2S asked: Richraond.
Fredericks5u burg and Potomxe Railroad mortgage
Railroad Consolidated s's M. and n. ii bid; Rich
Inond, York River aud Chesapeake Railroad and
steamboat SIS, ). and D., s2h asked. saE
,6ts, NJ. and NJ, SO, asked; JANIS
River and Ia IA villa Canal second mortgage 6Is, IL.
1 1Roii,oud SsoeSa.-Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac ikailroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, 94k bid Ricbmond and Danyille Railf9ad; 90
road qua rapteed, 90 par. 90 bid ~ :,
Bank Stocks.-Eational bank. of, Virginia, 100
par, LOG. asked: Merchants National, 90 par. 92s
asked; state Bank OF Wiz Huia, .1G0 par, Y3 bud,
90 asked; Bauk OF, Commerce.. 25 par, rs bid;
Union Bank Of Richmond, so par, IS bid, so asked;
N erchants aud Planters Savings. 30 par FL bio,
Bkinr and IS
Il bid. N on A'e 1e 60" '~.1 81 ~ -,s pA'
rine, rs par, So Did IL .sked Virginia state. 25
par. 90 bid; Virginia Home. I 90 par, 100 asked;
Mercnauts and Mechanics, 100 nar. S6 bid 92K
Insurance Corhpany, 100 par, 80 asked; CONNER
cial Fire Insurance. Company, Is. par, 20 bid;
FIRE Association rs par, 2s asked.
Packet, 124 par, 8 bl', l 0 asked.
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4 General Markets.
NORFDIK. M,ARKEYS.

MARcH 7:-1 Truck IT From s,ore.) a syttsas, II,
, EXppfes.-a4 7b@35 per barrel. - !, q
Chfosss:-S29 .25 per safrei.a ". ~. lss1t -
~ Potataes --lflsh-- reee. 42lA23SS
peerless, ss29s2 %; psacn-hao A2za9225 per
Yellow, 81 @$r 90; yanis and hsyma1s5 e1.2t@,
S , y - aetys ! s. aaete e:s ssils
$625a Buy ant Try, S7.5 O = lOther erades OF FAM
NY nSu * s 5ess g. sS - 50 suI
b,mdSrIiT he 1nnafkas SIS qstst. Yellow pfpei.
rough, merchantable SsR12s.t DO. euIis, 48;r do
heatt, S1S9f25. Dressed merchandise E0or az
$25; Dressed heart HoofiUg, $50. 7ttss 1'Eit
Psfaus8.-Marker closes slea, y sales to-day OF
] % bags at $l.40 20 I1sheI 22S BAGS at 1856
per busbel,,otai 4l5 bags. sales OF The week
Peaa- Markefdu We quote basSeyed at $40
a. bag; black at ser- % brfshei clay a. S5@9ec. o.
SAtaqies-The narke. IS acflyetand eceipss light.
We quote: 2Q-tnch hear, $5.f0@$5 30; 20.inch
saps, $4@f6,50; 25!nsh heart, gI2@tl6,50
Stiues.--rhe market tstprstocked Fith slaves OF
uil classes. Prices will continue low uuii. stocks
are reduced by shipments. sales have been made
as follsws-Tin: W. .. pine $40; cnls, 1856, W. o.
hogshean. $50; cults, a25 w. o. heading, $8Os
eulls. Ssa y. O hogsheaJ,, 1872; culls. $50, :,
> Whedt.-Sarket quiet ann steady Receipts and
sales.yery lIgh.: We quote at $1.20td$i SO, ac..
cordiug to qualify and condition, Ldndrstsrk Is i
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

! MARCH 6a-:S,un6er-Trade was fairly active OH
VI ste roay, ana prices remained firm at the an-
nexsd range'.f $40 80. 2lES q. -
FIRST audsecond clear. s4oas42: second clear. 10
Q inch. $500 $50 third clear, inch. S33&5Js Sc
lecl, ! inch. 25G$2S: wagpn-box boarcs, l3-inch
and upwards, select $S5UtS40; stock boards, A,
$34A$3S; stock boards. Il. $25Q1t27; stock boards.
u, sl6: common lumber 3 feet aud ander,
81 1.50@ g: ehcng. 81 2.50d 8: oisf aud scaEt
ling, 20 IN 24o feet. 2G$l q; Joist, % and "a
feet. $l4G&l6; aonrlnx. irst and second clear,
S30G$33': Eooring. nrst common. rough $2S;
Onn scfsnmon~ dressed. TaJtd$a7: siding. 1rst and
second clear. dressed, SloG$20; siding, common
dressed. SAS. - ~ , - 7.
q Ifnber.-sawed, i1s to 10 feet, S13afSle !.
square picssets, 81 Cat p'cks,s, sl9
SsSg Il ss1 q 90 per 1000 s27S@ss.
On Trtsak-Shingles on cars sold ut the annexed
prices A. or star, $250@s2- 62k; No. 1sawed.
Three dollars a car 10 be sdded when transferred,
which charge follows tine shingles .ss ~ g.g,,. 4
Thckness-Five shingles 70 be two inches Ia
acknowledgement inches s,.t cs.r 80 =. Bs,t-fg.
HaraUpod Lumber. The demand continues fair ,
and as there Is overstock prices remained steady
as follows: '@'f' ~ 4 H=e5t - 50 ti.l ~ IS
!. 0ak.-Plank, common, sls@t25: clear, 1850
Rtack Walnut. = Counter. tops. $100@$150
clear, s75@1$S5; common, S4nGS5!: culs, $3.50
33S: iirsts aud seconds. $6b@$76; floor, 6-inch
drsss9d and s maIched, s75@S8o; aoor' s. and A.
'" Ssh.@sss@sS5; hoor,, s.inch, dressed and
matched. $40G$45. a-5r G..... RI, -sg#sl .ag
: Hck0ry..F4 ....t t-.,.., /
Maple.-$25@s35. 80 u I, - ...E'n u .35'.' 3
Buiternut. -Flrss and seconds. 345@t50. ytt Z
| CRsTTy.-Firsls AMI seconds, $409$60.- "A .af,s,!
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-ToBACCO MARKET.


heads distributed as follows:
The Pickett House sold hogsheads: 2 hogsheads
FTrigg County leaf and Tugs al 1880 and ~ 40;
Q bogsh-ads TODD County leaf and tugs at $3.50
and $500; 2 hogshead Taylor, County Leaf AZ
$3.50 and Sc. 80; hogshead BrecklnridSe County
trash al 1875; hogshead Warren County luga al
$3.50; / hogshead Monroe County [nd) Tugs at
$3.50; l hogshead Tennessee leaf at $40; I hogs
head old leaf ut 80 80. %
heads Barren County leaf at 5l1 and 81: hogs
heads Warren County leaf aud ugi a. $3.50. $3.50,
f6.lO. $3.50; Q i,ogsheads Metcafe County Tugs
at "A. 95 and s.. 50: 2 hoesheads Barren County
iues al a.. 20 aud - 50; 2 hogsheads Allen Coun-
Nv leaf ut $50 and ~; hossheads Henry Coun.
~ lie Il and Tugs at So and 81 05.
Tho NiDth-Street House sold % hoesheads "a
hocsheads McLe4n Comfy lesfat ~ go 80 80,
and g6 8 hngsneads MCLEAN Lonnly common Tugs
at 81 20, S4.l o. and $3.50. 49, hogshsads Ohio
County leaf st SllT5, 81 :snd slS a DOGS ns
head. Mphlepburg County leaf at 80 sS, ~ , ana
-87. a hoashesdI Ba rrsn Coeufy leaf ana rugs
NJ 1910, $3.50. So so, and a 8 hoasheads
Simpson County Leaf and hugs at LSl0.60, $500,
as. so, and $3.50; q. hogsheaes Tennessee com.
mon 70 low leaf at $40 aud SO 80 9 hogsheads
Tennessee Jugs at $3.50. SO. 80. 1906, 81 81,
40, and $4.45;gl hogshead Barren County
! The Boone-Hoase- sold 8 i,sgsheads: hegshead
,Grayson County leaf ut GA 20: 2hogsbeads Logan
County lugs al 1915 aud ~ 95.4.. =. .it 3%tst
THE Planters House solo hogsheads; z hos
heads Hart County Leaf at .$1i. as and $3.50; 81
hogshead Logan County Jugs al $6.l0;. 2 hogs
heads Green County low Tugs at sos and &3 i;';'
a, The Falls City House sOic 2 hogsheads: J b"gs.
head Heart County Leaf At S13: hogshesd Barren
County leaf At $13.-Co~rfer Journal. ID -aIt& :
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SrLEspID REsCLTs- Messrs. j. S. and S. j.
Adams, sons Of Thomas j. Adams, the past
year rented portion OF the land of Judge
Wood Bouldin. They cultivated forty acres
in corn, raising three hundred and sixty.tiye
barrels, or about eighteen hundred bushels
Of corn; twenty five acres in tobacco, of four
thousand hills to the acre, with production
of about two thousand five hundred pounds,
and of excellent quality; thirty acres were
>own 10 oats, yielding thirty-seven good
stacks; their wheat amounted to three hun
dred and twenty-five bushels, and was only
about half crop. After deducting the rent,
expense of six hands and four horses, these
young men had little over two thousand
dollars to divide between them for their
years work. Such a result shows what la
Dor, industry, and energy will accomplish
for farmer boys in Charlotte county.-Char-
iOtte Gazette.
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~ NEW YORK, March 9.-Senor, Joseph
Oigeads, an eminent Spanish gentleman,
who had resided twenty. FIVE years id Cuba,
drew $25, 900 from banhiRg- house, and
WAS arrested byaa man showing star.
,'pIgeads,s .eompanion ran, to- the Spanish
consul and gave information lof the fact,} but
q search for, ,OIgeads was In vain. The OBJ.
ject of Tho abdnctip lie supposed tosbethe!
money he had, and not political.
NORWICH, Conn.,, March GA fire at DAN
ielsonyille, Conn.,, Inst night burned the
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The Southern Methodist Conference

lSpecIai teleSTan W Tue DIspatcnl
STAUNToN, Va, March 8, 1s76.-The Balti-
more Southern Methodist Conference adj
burned last nightat Winchester. The fol.
lowing are the chief appointments: Balt.
more district: Rev. Mr.. Busey presiding
elder Central church. Rev. Mr.. Kerns; ST.
Paul's, Rev. Mr.. Cox; Emanuel, Rev. Mr..
Hanuon. East Baltimore district: Rev. Mr.,
Ball presiding elder; Trinity church, Rev.
W. W. Walker. Rockingham district: Rev.
Mr. Thomas presiding elder; Sauaton
church, Rev. Mr.. Martin; Harrisonburg,
Rev. Mr. Resell; Woodstock, Rev. Dir.
Brooke. Washington district: Rev. Mr..
Head presiding elder; Mt. Vernon Place,
Rev. Or. A. W. Wilson; Alexandria. Rev.
Mr.. Waugh; Leesburg, Rev. Mr.. Gardiner
Fredericksburg, Rev. Mr.. Armstrong. Win
chester district: Rev. Mr.. Register presid'
ing elder; Winchester church, Rev. Mr.
Rodgers. Roanoke district Rev. Mr.
Hough presiding elder; Salem, Rev. MIR
Duffey Lexington circuit, Rev. Mr.. Ross
Lexington district: Rev. Mr.. Gilbert pre-
siding elder; Lexington, Rev. Mr.. Boyle
Lewisburg district, Rev. Mr.. Coe presiding
elder; Lewlsburg, Rev. Mr.. Boude.
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freight del8. of The Norwich and Worcester
RAILROAD, the passenger station, and bloch
Eof buildings, Including the post.ofhee, teie
graph Office, Tillfngbost IL, Co.'s store, and
| meat mar kei. The logs IS not estimated
The railroad company lose only the freighi
derdt and contents. si' q 2 .,r'2'ss.'..'t
CHICAGO, March 1t has been ascertaiued,
through affidavfts Of numerous persons In
this city, that an organized company exists,
which has its headquarters ct Buaslo, N.
Y, gotten up expressly for furnishing Wit
nesses and professional jurymen 10 any part
Of the country 10 run cases, and give such
testimony az is desired to bring about GER
tain end. Said association has its ramlica.
tious throughout Chicago, New York. Phila.
dopbia, Boston, Cincinnati, and other cities,
where there are regular: agencies, a certain
class Of lawyers, and private and public de-
tectives con nected with them, It is under
stood this matter will be presented TO the
grand jury here to-day. ,sf.t~g ~ a. ..!2 !.
MERIDIAN, Cesa., March 9.--The, green
back party of Connecticut held State con-
vention to-day to nominate a State ticket.
The platform denoupces resumption !; de.
mands5that National notes be made full legal-
tenders aud the gradual retirement Of Ma.
tional.bank notes. Charles Atwater was
nominated for Governor and Francis Gillette
for Secretary of State. '..- 1.~'' ~ = ~
New YORK, March GA special dispatch
says: g About The time the Indians drove off
the horses at Custar City, Wyoming, on the
18th instant, an emisrant train was attacked
near Pleasant Valley. Every able bodied
man in that section has been enrolled, and
mounted party of sixty whites started at
once in pursuit Of the redskins, who re.
treated in the direction of the Red Cloud
agency. There is great excitement, and trout
ble is anticipated all through the Black
Hills.' as.'r@ '':ta@@- .'L
NEW YORK, March "a Herald special
from London says, on the highest authority,
Z" can say there Is no Foundation for the
statement that the British Government de-
manded General Schenck's immediate recall.
The Government never even intimated
wish for his recall" .r.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-The twenty
eighth commencement Of Hahnemann Medi-
cal College of Homeopathy was held to-day
st the Academy OF Music in this city. There
were fifty-seven degrees conferred.
TOLEDO, OHro, March 9-Auditor Step
hom, formerly county treasurer, indicted for
embezzlement of county funds, and William
Cross, for using them, have both disap-
peared.
PITTsBUR Pa, March 9.-Samuel
Thompson, of Brownsville, WIS to-day con-
victed of removing spirits from his distil-
Iery without paying the tax. The penalty is
three years. confinement and $4,000 fine.
Seveuty-fye thousand dollars worth of
Thompson's property was seized.
PRoyIDRScs, March 9.-The wife OF Sena-
tor Burnside died this morning.
KEEroN, ONO, March "a fire here last
night destroyed $4,000 worth of property.
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NETWORK WOOL MARKET.

- MARCH 7.-There have been only few small
sales since our last report outside aud ut the close
there Is no promise OF any marked life Prices are
grades Of California the tendency Is stu IN favor or
The buyer. Fine Western feecss,, which are N
comparatively small sock, are Offering reseryedly:
pulled, 2,50G hs. super pulled, On apryate terms;
5000 hs.X and Xxx Ohio feeces at 47e,: 1900
on private terms. Receipts for the sNeskt a7fg
bales domestic; receipts fgom Iaapary !, II .g24
bales domestic; receipts sauo tine last year, o,loS
bales domestic. -Your7t1t ~ fOinmercs.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY.

A SPANISH GENTLEMAN ADDICTED AND
ROBBED OF TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
,DoLLARs--THE FIRE RECORD-AN OUT
sRAGEOUs FRAUD ON JUSTICE. DIsCov-
, Erred IN CHICAGO, NEW YORK. AND
OTHER CITIEs-THE oONNECTlCUT
eREESBAcK CONVENTION.
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LYNCHRURG TOBACCO MARKET

MARCH 7.-Thers Is 30 change In the market the
past week worthy OF notice. Receipts were less OH
account of The cold. harsh weather. The market
continues acItve and NIL grades OF good and fine
bacco comDaS good prices. Dark smooth lugs
more In demand at rather higher figures. Prices
generally rule up to quotations. Wequote - Il
PrtmtngS.-lntsrior and common, Soc. @sl 80 !;
good and fine, $1.75@$3. / : f--Gl az
/ LugS.- Inferior anu common $2.50@s3.50;
goo0 dark and fine. S4(0S6; medium and. good
yellow. *6-5 a@ta; fine yellow smoking, S10@Sl5;
extra. 81 S@lS25- .s5.if. ..s-.. sz.. - -
~ Ledf-lnferiort and common. $4@i6; me-
dium good ard mixed, So. 50tGiS; good dark and
red, 50 50Db11; foe dark aud red, 81 l.50@
81 400; common and medium yellow, $4,000
Sl2; good yellow and dappled wrappers 81 3@S1S;
fine yellow and daDplet wrappers, $20@S35 extra
yellow, SAO@$S5..Ne,Ds. - -, -
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Baltimore Conference OF fhe Meihodist
Episcopal Church EoHth.
Correspondence OF the BALTIMORE SUBJ


WINCHESTER. VA, March,. 1915.
There was an immense audience at Mar
ket.Street M&s6Sdist Episcopal church last
night to witness the exercises OF the Confer
ence missionary. anniversary. Addresses
were delivered by Bishop Marvin, Rev. Or.
Duncan, aud Rev. j. B. McFerrin. D. ID.
The secretary, Rev. Thomas K. Carson, gave
brief statement of the mission. work 10 the
Conference. There were twenty.iour- m1s-
ou-fietds, forty-nine churches, I'LL mem:
bers, seventy Sunday schools, 1915 scholars,
and there had been 611 conversions IN tue
charges designated as missions the past year.
Charles Shipley. treasurer Of the Confer
ence Missionary Board, made his report TO
the Conference. The total amount collected
for missions, foreign and domestic, the past
year IS S7,61s. ..a
The report of the Committee on Sunday
Schools was read and adopted.
The transfer Of +. X. Wilburn from the
Hoston Conference was announced.
The statistics of the Conference show that
in 1866 there was membership OF 1898,
while at the present session the membership
numbers Is, l65. an ,eslry ~
Rev. John Little was, on motion. reid :
mtted to the travelling connection, and is to
be transferred to the St. Louis Conference.
An exhibit Of the, joint Board Of Finance
wss made. The total amount assessed and
paid for superannuated preachers was
Ss,7G5.l3; bishops fund, 1850 paid Bible
S,ciety, S245.l3. Estimates for the ensuing
yeor were made as follows: Amount neces.
sary for superannuated fund, $3.50; bish-
op< fund. 81 ,545; educational fund, 2,o4O.
The supcrannusted fund was assessed as
follows: Baltimore district, 1910 East Bal
tinore district. 1920; Washington district.
5000; Winchester district, $6l5; Rock
ingham district, $40; Roanoke district,
$3.50; Lewisburg district, $500 Lexington
district, 1915 Moorefald district, $40.
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supefphosphase. $50: Flour Of sii4wbaaa4 eSl:;
Guanshaai. s3b !; Turner'S Excelsior, 9t1. II

= ktoeffco
Hcorfce Pane.-J, g. & CO.. &C.: =. b., zac. ;
A. ~. e.. CSC. *. a Co. 24c, " s., Csc: Anehor,
,27c.: A. q. c.. Csc; o. A.. s2Sc.t b 4=s..
Lumber. slaves Etc, ~
Ln7s6er: White oak. s14.50 p 1000. Weszerp
Ylrk1nia poplar. 81 5@S25 @ 1000: white zine,
s35 @s7s y l.OO0- Yellqv zine boards- s10atSI4
Pine. SZs0tas5; cypress ax-such, s7,500s1 ESQ
LOGO. Laths-Splt. s1 o; sawed, eC@k2 .25 3
aauea.-W barrel tt,nie,. green. sfsaa0
" 1000: seasoned. R20@a25 n 1000. q Ftahr.
barrel umees., 36GS7.50 p 1000. Flour barrel
poles, s7@sH; nogsnead hoops, no dernaud: hics.
aGgs;a Miasd eatsop, white, A9aor! ,vpel;
Liquors, wives. &c. : 81. ',i I, : J :,
Az: Scotch. best brands, pinss, s26s315Ys
,Rectiaed Whisksys: Market quiet; proof, nond1-;
4 Rye Whissxys :. Meolums Sl.5OQs2 pure DID,
f2@t4: Virginia Mountain. new. $2a1$2.E0 oIc
BZ.5 ofc$3 so and ga,wGxds. ~ 1I.% ii. 'fsrI
Gin: Domestic. Sk2Sny2; imnorseds16 case
BrG1dte8: Domestic. sl.25@Sz: Unit. $3.50
~ go: apple. new % 2s@s3; Virginia peach,
IT, Mnt~Eesd. rEs,} GIG sI,,iS
TiStfpstuc: 55c. u buslei- III
BTo,1ssstuF: SOC. aa Dusas J. ..--.r ~ a4tt
Shorts: 25c. ~ bushel.; 80 80 4 : 80
= Wheat Bran, :20@2yc- u busnel
I Corn Bran 1s@20c. q busbeL nfs
p --a--a-.--- Powder, Ssfot, ETC. "
Fuse: Toys mining. so. e0c GsT.25 q 100 feet
kegs, 50. blasting s36aS3. So IA StEF
Shot: Northern. S2.409s2 so p Dag OF % ns
9rfndsto7ses: 1AG2hc. VI r.y = ~ A;t{.syfF
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1900.
BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March -Noo,.-Stocks active and
4sS Short; 40 f;oyerpIenss ,ower staies nuie;
ami III tie better. srta a-'.ut #-f = -.rl.'f'l
EreRing Money cf.red' at 81 Gold, 114k@
l14A. sterling hrln at 1885,. Governments quiet
and firm States nominal. iif-'s ~ sr, .,-'-g
o.. -.. BALTIMORE. ..,.re
BALTIMORE, March 9.-yirgirIia 6's, Old 36 con-
soils, ST. West Vlrginias, 8. North Carolina 6's,
old, l@; new, s; special tax, Q bidto-day. tr2
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BY TELEGRAPH. z
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
THE NATIONAL CONGRESS.

SENATOR GoRDoN's SPEECH ON THE
wHlsKEY TAX-THE BLOODY SHIRT
AGA1N-THE NAVY DEPARTMENT FOR.
GERIEs--PINCHBACK REFUSED ADMrs.
SION TO THE FLOOR OF THE SENATE
KELLOGG AND THE LOUISIANA sENA-'
TORsHIP-wHAT ORvIL GRANT KNOWS
ABOUT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ETC, ETC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-10
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET

MARCH THE receipts of both -hngshe4ds and
loose ale and therr Is beginning TO he
more lively feeling on Change. Prices are well
tivelv scarce Inst now. We quote Primings, new,
SlG 50. 80 lugs, common 10 good, $4@t6 Leaf
dark. Sf3@Sl6; hne mahogany. S15@rlS; fine
shipping, S14 Oslo fancy bright, $25@$60; poor
to common leaf, $5Q $7.-fetoS. -. -. ,f...r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-10

i<a b,r. WAS BL3wk DOWN. don,t
40 hons" in 10, IN Virginia which blow
A..rpr,ss ss. We lead in The PorIsmomtb
Nd p nia as to the fail ofthe Hyseia Hotel
~ 1ola', the following: =. 'o'ff'
L pres sH,epslon ran along the beach from
oy'l, frty FL nyseis, three hundred feet ia
il thc (,:,, lcet wide, and three stories bigh
Z for lhe Ivy "efk vas up except the raft.
:: above lb ,0 o. aud was wea,herboarded
That tep Tue first siory.a ~ o. O ''' os gu
: <'sIs the story. n .a,.ss,,, ~, f.. 4 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-10
Groceries. &C.

Bacon: shoulders. lie: clear ris-sides. lac.
ribbed. l34c+: VIRGINIA hog-rounn. lake; Vlr
gss p nans hams sVs
Buckas: Painted, TWO hoops, s2.25Gs2; three
hosps. 1929; xo ,ryz 3, 7sa,a t,,,se str,n M
.z ssss" So: iun strings, IS: . $3.50
ss s1 good. to prime. s2A@2sc,; Lasnsyra, ESQ
Sa asanaies: xasmaatne candles 17x@1 SET
l461 &c.; half-b01es, 14Hc.: talow, lac. y ~
cheese Prime cnssns 1a q Se MOrhesn a. ana
english DAIRY, S@20c.: Pineapple. 25c. .:gg :.
. lard Prime barrels ana tierces. 14ke.; In
na aoIsssss esa 24e
terces. 26c.; barrels. 28c. genuine golden
syrnp. 60@65e. p gallon Cuba and Muscoyado.
50@60e;; Porto Rico, o0S6oet; New orieana,
pi aies. Carolina. sH@sgc Ranaooa, &c. . -
Fish: HerriaRs-Nortn Carolina No.I cnt g 90
s sarSel MaetereSGNo. MT Bay, sisai7 No. q IN
barrels. no masksr ss y IL t;os u
SAL: gLlyerpool, N, refund lots. from wharf.
s sa s s oS ELL aa
siS .aer sasnea. 1lxc.: powdered, gran-
sI1s ISL mi ao fSsf 3 r. iosso Co. s ia
9Xc Demerara 10Hta Uzc... Z - ~ 7,r,ga y
i Soap: Common. 5Qsc.; best Washing. -1lG
1HsSssie7oessoo.' ana fancy prices, e'un'
~ gs agofs lacs @s1tdiiSe List nffme art.
Gle; Imperial. sl.109sl 80 gnnporder. si.4S'
'Hae.,Esa.her. 20 se. 20 Il ia q u.
4ass s: d Eyy ssiteS ss s.1:s III. s
Sk fa a OAK, solsleataar
s aasb 1sSsse. q foot: Kip, 50cajI o b, mar
ness. county. 95n3Oc.: CITY shnise-s 36@40e, "