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n. Desperate fiSnt of ;hc A"mih's-
tra!ion.

,a..;,,.a a. III" Balm ore Gazetle.j
v-.,H.,.,,S. March 15.-tt Is now pretty
..t-,..r. a.c~ruIucd that the Admiuistra-
y. ,t,. s-.ri II, friends in the senate TO
...... ,y every possible means the passage
w.. a.. ;..,,t w the House for the pro-
.,.,',r r., witnesses who testify before con-
, ,~,, committees. The effort to secure
r..,..a.; If ,ac scaate will be beaded by
,,..t,... .yua ~ nc"n engaged Tor several
.r...hl .oAtn. W au hoTi;ies to support bis
Wb..1s, ElmuudS will second him
,.ra, j =, yet uncertain. Logan is espe'
,,.,., sc,Iv. 70 secure The defeat OF the nea-
. H- to..,l,r there At, ,eversl persons under
.,lasuan, i. Chicago for their connection
y.b ~1l,s,y frauds who would be glad to
,,r, ri - lyIngal, th"y know about Logan's
connection wfh cooked whiskey to con-
or, ..iouli creruilttr. |, i rrslly matter
:. nra4r. d,a.h with more tEan one promi'
non, Republican tia, lnl> act should De
defeated. and they wlil leave no stone un-
,u.r,I % accomplish II.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

/ MARCH 14.-Bseoes-Fresh offerings were Two
carloads. or 20 head, but there WAS no traae Oh
consequence, and no change In the actnN .ccnGtlon
of the market or in prices. Dressed beef rated gan
at SQl0c. a d. for common 70 prime natsse peei
sides. ~ -.,,..,-
rnik.fed yeals OF fair -quaili ". The demand uns
fair. and the feeling nsmer Than unsfng the hstter
mari OF last week. Poor 70 prime milk.fed yeals
ranged from sgI0c. ssles ine,os,e rs Moa ,II
Holly yeals At SA@f0c 81 D. 40 M1nnt hOily
yeais, lS0@230 Bs,, az l9c.,. Mount Hoiiy YEAS
/. Steep and Lan,bs---Fresh arr.sals were az ears,
or .I72 head, incIadiag ABOUT 100 sprin9 LAMBS,
COMMONLY known as = Sf..- PAtstck5 staruoA an1-
we're the frst or The aeasop. Tbs supply ot eneets;
was eoual 10 the demand, andthere WhsGo Eatef1Ax
chunge either Id the condition OF she mTket % w
pricas i Poor 10 strictly prime sheep rahXsa ncI
6 10 nc. n n.t The !anivs we're sole ~ Ss.oVD
$50 "a mead, or at an average OF aac. ~ n.t ".
ciudlng Jersey SprlAg lambs 40 Hs aysrage. ~
poe aB D.: IA Jersey spring tamnd sf % Tsnsaos
Jersey spring lambs at g. Jersey sprtae mMos
No SI:E i.ieraey-s ps1ng taunaAt w oh $500
81 sheen include 40 Ohio sheep. " .nyessse,t
TIC d. a.: rs OHIO sheen, lOa ns. AYcfagss At
St SSs ana 42s Missouri sheer ec Pc aYefASs,
S,assa Fresh arrivals were I 3 sSs, centastg
q oSss Tnrs INCLUDING daAfserIesrg On SAFE 9My61
h.f sftf tefofe sGhaaxa. Dfsaset ness adyAreed
nj M ns1Ilc IA b. for ettY nj elosed
era nosninas quoted a. 1oxaal 0sSSc.-ss'tra q
: Conmfye6
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LIZ .oass saoc., and fancy prices conn
ss ssss l IS ss .s
@41.75 Tor strictly choice W sytt II
Hides, Leather. &c. y
Hides: Green. 4Gp5c.; dry sailed. cal 1c.; dry
atnt gosl "a; wei sslid &C.; wet saifed cat.
Leaseer soc leather, oak. 94oe:: sole iea.hsr,
finish. 1s@22c. % foot !; Kip, SOCIAL @ NJ nars
e. sSsa1 zss0 "a s,ss' sss1s
iron. Steel. walls. &e.
Iron: American refned, tfd Dominion. q 4-1G@
hors,hoes: s5:gats go Dessee
0utk5aoes: 86 20 Ms6.5O Ter kcg. s5:t:
Mats: Old DomSnion, 90 per keg Tor snand-
ara That 's penny. nther sizes ezra. t
psoagS SGstsngs: Wholesale, 4Gzke.; retail.
Rope: Msnilla, best, Ie,a1s ST.: tute. 9slc. 81
Gttans: Peruvian ts'ssn.peI $50 Ton :
seaoEorl 30 pasi s sa6 P e sarssase
Piedm mt. 500 marvtsnd TOhasco-Tpod.S $50
ananahaai. $50 Turner'S Excelsior ss2.
~, rLicsrtce. s.,,., Il.
Meortcs RassJ. g; Co; s1c-; 4. ar &c,
57c.:A. e. C., 26c- g. y e.. Csc. ss,t $3.50,
$50 LambeT, Slaves. EtcI 20 ~ )
Lslmber. White oak. 1880 q Lose: Wesen
Frzinia poplar. sl5@s25 % 1000: white pins,
foJtdSI ~ 1elioeV nine DOarTlS. 8kDaJSIf
iofst 81 2MS1 8. according 10 lengths 3hlnfleS-,
Fine. S2.5 00lS5: cypress s1-nch. s7.50@F12.5e
r. 1000. LathE-Svht 81 90 sawed. 6a9a2.9 p
Loco ..aI ~ 20 o. :IEt(IaEs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES timber, green. SlS@20
y 1000: seasoned s2OD&25 % LOCO. Flonr-
barrel timber. &6GS7.50 ~ 1000. Flour barre;
poles, s7@Ss: hog.seao hoops, no deinaud; lick.
orr hoop, 81 ESQ.,. 49,.
asgs- Mixed cotton. shc.: white, 4@oc.; wool,
len, fh92c. ;s' 80 ..
Liquors. Wines, &c. go - = 81
Ats: Scotch, best brands, pints, s2GS2.15 "
Recstfed Whiskeys: saarket advancing ands seady;
proof, nominal at 81 .Sp9$l.3o. 2 ~
Rye WhisksHs MeoiuIn, sl.5O6QS2; pure old,
$26T4 Virginia Mountain, new. b26IS2.50: Old.
22,53GaS3 80 and UPWARDS u 30
Gin Domestic, 81 .25nB2: imported. 70 case
Brnndtes,: Domestic. 81 .25tGS2: fruit. 81. SEQ
sl.5o: apple. new, 32.25@sS; Vlrgiaia peach,
s2.5e2$3.
Mnl-Feed.
Saipst,tB: 55c. y bnsi,el. a.
Broa0nstuf: 30c. p busns !.
Shorts: 25c. ~ bushel. :; t."#
Wheat Bran: 20@sG5e- ~ bushel.
Corn Bran: 1S@20c. Y busheL
Powder, Snot. etc.
FiIae: Toys mining. so. SOC. aS1.25 u 100 feet.
Poegier. 1913 BY the tive segs-!ess than use
kegs. 30 blasting. S3qBk3.25
Shot. Northern ~. a0@S2.30 u Dag OF 25 ns,
yssay ~ AZ
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 6-Noon.-Stocks active and
strong. Money. 4. Sold. 1l4ss Exchapge-Long.
4S6k: short, 400. Covers mems active and lower.
STATES steldy.
] he Posts financial article says Gold opentd at
1l4S; ruled ut 14h@1 AZ until 2 o'clock, when
400. with actual vaIus al 4S6@4S64 and 4S956
4S93. Money-For call loans, SOS; prime mer-
camille paper.is sos. government b,nds quiet ans
firm, except for SIS Of 1881, which. are Nc. lower,
and the 52Q's of 1868, which are &C. lower.n
Euening.-Money easy at 213. Gold closed at
at1l47Sal14h + Exchange firm ut 1861. Govern
ments active and steady. States quiet and nomi.
nal; Virginia 6's ga; new, 50; consols, IL; de-
ferred, SS. North Carolina 6's, II; new, w
special tax, 2I
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 16.-VIrgnia 6's, old, 80;
consols, CT. West y1rginia's, 9. Bid to-day.
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General Markets.
.PErgRxHUKaa tARkETA.

MARCH .18.-Trade ,s remarkably good fof ne
part Of tlir sasess DOUG Is for cash sor yrcduee IN
Cotton s locking better Inc past day or Two. Re-
pool and New York iis~re Is / ssrunxsr. rnsrsss.
selcys ssr spnsusis mere, hoping FOR befter prices
for the GOOD Rrades, Gt on ow and comm on 0iia1f.
lies there Is very little pYaspect' Of sny improse
menS ewing TO the large qsu1ily Of svch pressing
Yof ssiee. l7s'E -
Thers IS very good Jemana for totseco partfc1-l
iFiy for tabaccO of BODY Abe sf,k or the rfcef7fa
are vrry poor md tr<shy. with no substance u ~
Gottoss1 ne market Is steacy TODAY. vim Koo6a
demand ircI both spsnnerss and shippers, with
safes OF ~ 01les on Ststs OF 123s. slr3cE mid
diipG Inc narset opene1s firm ~ few Fork ands
LysfpooI, ~. owlns 70 aesy1er rs eipts ar iee;
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her snjonrn there sne viii travel fncogntto.
The Queen plrtlc desires no official re.
ceptlon anywhere on her journey. She will
leave on The 18th instant. q;
LONDON, March 18.-The weather has
moderated. From all parts OF the country
details are coming In OF the destruction by
the recent gale In London roofs, sky.lIghts,
aud chimneys were blown about and teie-
graphs Frustrated. At Twsckenharl, short
distance up the Thames, a bouse was crushed
by falling trees. Near s.. Aithes steamer
school was partly destroyed3 The rivers
Cherwell, Tone, aad Others have oyerfowed
the country for miles.
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,,cra,ic Caucus.

,..,~rra;,c financial caucus was 10
Ta' oI'o . ,'r l?p. NJ. Wednesday. and
:tso' ''o ',, 3' rp5n The Payne bill by vote
Z =. I'll ,. a;ssSSs 's' 's: st ss
Is. f'>"'" -, duty Of the Secretary OF the
p ,5s i ,,rro,I!g 10 retain in coin an
caa,o'y ,. 1G' 70 three per cen'um of legal
:sDaor, , ~, Outstanding to constitute re-
:cn3e:. nun lind. and also requiring the IA
81" 2.. 81, x n So. aside an amount OF com
49,. :, 'I ,S,rc PC, cent. of their circulating
TIE o IN 'a I'd ,Ss :n pcSy TesSm 1or
- -. ~ January Il. 1915, as deslgnateS
r.. 81 =, - j,nu,rv. 1879. As the date of re.
= :. ~ NAN amendments We're voted
n. o. .',.,i;rr that Of the minority OF the
..1s, .am,:Iec for simple repeal OF SO st,
O 49,, ', a., Of 1915 as fixes the LIST OF
~ 10. as The time for rcsumpuon'
u -.,,rr.,.,I only toriy-,"o votes.
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 13.-Receipts contin uesploderately light,
with but little change in prices. All good tobacco
in demand al good prices, whilsthe common grades
continue low, the offerings consisting largely OF
Priming@-Inferor and common, aOc. @sl so ;
good and foe, $l.75@S3.
L,tds.- Inferior anu common, &2.0O@S3.b0
g00u dark ard fine, $4@S6; medium and good
yellow, s6.50@s9; fine yellow smoking, Sl0@S15;
extra. 81 S@S25.
dium good ard mixed, $650@iS; good dark and
red, SO 50@tll; fine dark aud red, sl1.50@
$l4.50; common and medium yellow, SS.5uea
fine yellow and dapplei wrappers, $20@$35 extra
yellow &4nMSS6.-NelQS.
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@ R I M E
A YOUNG PENNSYLVANIA AGENT ROBBED
AND FATALLY SHOT by A NEGRO IN
ALEXANDRIA-ARREST OF THE SUP
POSED OFFENDER.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA, March 16.-The yard OF the
Nj dl,nd der0! here last night was the scene
of highway robbery, shooting, and proba-
BILE murder of young man named Uriah j.
Stohler, who, in company with bis father,
Michael Stohler, were on their way to Cor.
louisville to copsummate q sale they had
made there. Both are residents of Mount
JOY, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, and
agents for the sale of paten t-rights. While
in the city yesterday afternoon and walking
around, they noticed that they were
FOLLOWED BY A MuLATTo MAN,
who importuned them TO carry their bag.
gage and escort them to the hotel. This
they refused, paying no further attention to
him. Upon reaching the Midland depo, last
night, to wait for the midnight train, they
saw the same mulatto. They went in the
ticket Office, waiting, and conversing with
the employees. About half. past 10 young
Stohler left the Office and walked a short dis
lance to the end of the platform in the
ward. when he was confronted by the same
mulatto, who had another negro along. and
demanded his money. Before Stohler could
answer
THE MULATro FIRED UPON HIM,
The ball penetrating bis breast near the heart.
Stohler Immediately fell, remaining uncon-
scious for some time. The negroes robbed
him of his pocket-book, containing railroad
tickets, papers, and some twenty or thirty
dollars. Upon recovering his consciousness
he managed to reach the tcket-office.
ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED ASSASSIN.
A negro named Alexander Melton was ar
rested this afternoon. He answered to tht
description given by Stohler, and had TWEEN
ty-eight dollars on his person, which he as
serts he had with him when he came there
there o.day from Accotink.
The chances for The recovery of young
Stohler are very slight.
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WHAT Two COUNTRY MERCHANTS Found
N WILLIAM SrREEr-TugIs EYE.TEETH CIT.
- H. Hutchinson and Richard l.. Holler
IVY 1couhtry store in Woodstock, Va. In
I"ua'S Ii>l thev opened correspondence
"i'o one David Howard, Of 227 east Forty
,.'9Na street. Howard pretended to be a
t"'1uIaAuttr o. counterfeit money, and Of
,,'na 'nc woodstock merchants and others
"AG nina 4 rare opportunity of growing
w. hutchinson came 10 New York iu Feb
ia! ,a'' ana met Howard in the New Eng
.-na ho'el. They wentto lG7 William street,
, 90" tHefe Hutchinson bought SIC, 900 of the
TSH uset' paying $500 10 good money tor it.
{. aas "efr TWO satchels exactly alike in the
,,I,H u Toe sWiudler, One was empty
u.', oe other contained old iron and cotton
r,"' ne Sl0, 600 vas put 10 the empty
rI,,n anu The purchaser was advised not to
.i! II through the street, but allow the
n; Jou!eF 10 get il checked for him. Howard
s s,s up the sstcbel containing the iron
ian "a. ,a,, Il checked, and the artless Virgin
HI, .L'uhed home. There. he presented
ob,,,ns[%'A 10 the bsggage.mss,er and
b. 49, DIS carpet-bag. On opening it
uo,b;rn surprised TO fnd it contained
ipsn, - pat iron and cotton. Hutch.
hi, .,1,Pec'ed the bsggagemsn Of robbing
day n ".. and returned to the city yester-
friend g. more Of the spurious money. His
nykat - t-sooioas Jantz came 10 with him to
tp,e,,nn fortune IN the same way. Upon
and ,a. taey found the " offi:e" empty,
Tue Urea Ia,,a the same to Captain Williams.
be cnra ,e' ~ went to the place to take what
sa.cb.I. so nho. lie got three desks, two
acd snn Sol'e pretended counterfeit money,
counsn1y ofIocatcs Of stock in sgold.ore
-AeU York Sun, 18th.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY.

A NEW vICE-PRESIDENT ELECTED FOR
THEBANK OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
OBITUARY-WHAT THE TWEED SIX MIL
LlON-DOLLAR SUIT COSTA N 9TH Il
CHARGE AGAINST BELKNAP-WOMEN
DUCToRS-TENNEsSE AFFAlRS-REOR-
GANIZATIoN OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILRoAD-THE OCTAvIA AND
HER CARGO -ANOTHER RAILROAD
BRIDGE DISASTER, &C.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

r OST, LAST WEEK, somewhere be-.
1 tween First and Ninth streets either on Broad
or Clay. SILVER BADGE in the shapeof Mall
tese cross. A suitable reward will be paid FOR IS
return to this office. mn 17-2t
TAKEN UP IN MY WHEAT Ga
l. FIELD on Wednesday, March 18th, on tigA-
the Nine-Mi:e road, FOUR CONS-two red one
buffalo, and one wears mask The owners VIII
please come forward, prove property pay char yes.
and take them away. C.FLlrIG,
Nine Mile road,
-, three quarters of mile from the city.
NH 17-ltT
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CLAIM AGENTS.

ITO AIMANTS AGAINST THE
Il UNITED STATES GOVEeNMENT.-From
this datea communications connected with claims
In our HANDS, and those that In future may be en-
trusted to care against rhe Government, should
be addressed TO so UIRE, GODDIN q CO., Wash.
iDSton, D. G. Strict personal at enton will be given
TO all such, and due consideration paid 10 the
merits OF each, whether large or small. when based
uDon grounds of equity and right as established by
The proper authorities. ~ information within our
repch will be eheerfully aud promptly given to cor
respondents and every assistance has been secured
to warrant US in stating that efforts In tins d.
rectIon will meet with much success = = 7s 80
ss. > Ia4y5 SQUIRE & GODDIN,
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers,
NH 17-1tx'S ::9l7 Bank street. Richmond, Va.
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGES,


MARCH l6. 1870
The breaks during the past week comprised
LOGO hogsheads, 160 tierces, and so boxes.
The market has exhibited rather more animation
since our last weekly report, and closed with up.
ward tendency In pices. = he general tone OF the
market is decidedly firm. aud there Is now proba-
bility that it will remain. Large orders are ex-
peeled by dealers, and rise In prices Is confidently
anticipated.
We continue our quotations.:
DAHK.-PrtnlSnss -Sl.25@Ss.5n 81.
DARK Lugs-Very common. t20f3 medium
10 good. S4Ms5: extra. s50$6,50 Leaf-Cem.
mon, s4.50@S5.50; medium, S5. 500 $50; good,
sS.50@$l0; fine, 81 0@$l2: fine extra black wrap
pers, 81 4GSl6. Ft ~
Bi.IGuT.- Ls.gs-Common, S4.50@t6: medium
10 good, Sc 50@S8: fine smoking. $l2.50@s15;
extra smoking, $1S0s20. Ledf-Common 70 me-
dunn. sS@$12; good to fine, *13@$t6; extra rll-
ers, 81 @S$20. WrdpDers-Commnn. Sl21Sl8 ::
medium to good, ~ S9J$25: fine, $25lD$40; ex-
ira, $1llG$70. ....... .so T.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

MARCH a1b.-Tbe market to-day 10 dull and
quiet with downward tendency In prices, and 10.
ceIp,s In excess OF those Of Yesterday offerings OF
1873. S1.37 S1.3S, $l.40, and 81. a. for COM
mon 10 fair: and Of 2.3S5 bushels of corn at $50
55c. for mixed, and 55c. for yellow; l91 bushels
OF rye sold at, 75c. Eggs have declined shade.
and sell nj ls@14c. o:her articles unchanged
IN zetfe .trsrts n
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pANyILLE TOBACCO mARKET.

[Reported expressly for the Richmond bispatch.l
MARCH 16..LuaS.-Very common, $685. /;
FIilers-C Common, sG@ss; medium, ssgs1O;
iSnokers."Couinon, S9@sl2: medium bright,
$500 IS; good to fancy, S16@$25.
Brtqht WrdDDeTs.-Common. Sl0@Sl6; me-
dunn, ,$l6@t2S; good, $2S@i35; extra. 1850
$40 ; fancy, 4401t55.
Mahogany lVrapDers.-Common, sl4@$20; me-
dunn, $20@$2S; good, S2s@334; extra, s3A@
$40. ALPHA.
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FROM WASHINGTON
New p,.,
Ian telegram in the Baltimore

Av,.o'os''.on! telegram ID ''' ''''e
.:Hso ,S of n'' sna who ssF s'smped
-faaer Of ,1s far the Republicans, was
yrF ilsmGS"Tp'. n nh in the House to-day.
:r,-silwd e "a the Observation-Disclosures
ps iriES! <,srrh, among other causes,
rr,',: thai u" :, the success OF the Republic.
,,a'f'sG'c0 ~ ~ -, rcsnlt is locked upon here
~ t,tSN'' ,rot,hr result Of the elections
$, he 3s pr held st least i" "''0F''y OF the
:,-,hr,r s2'>'
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Livestock Markets.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Livestock sales report from the 10Th to me LIN
Of March, 1876, reporle by L.. Gimmf, weigh.
Tnft,s LIS head common 70 fair sold at 3s@
4c': me dunn to good sold at 4h@54c.; extra soie
at 6c.:ihree head OF very superio. oroughs oag
6kc., gross. he supply or GOOD catue ~ -
Hogs,NSS head fair at lo@l1c, net. 80
isep.-Market sluggish At 6@oc. extra WeinefS, .,
Ca cairss.~s0ld per headas $s@sl2, as TO size and
order. 80. axoa
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

much larger than we anticipated, and prices for
all desirable grades were fully sustained. We mo-
tice several lots Of fine dark sold atSl71Sl7 1925.
sl5@S4O; good leaf Of Gecided character. 500
SIS: good leaf. dark, S99Sl2: medium grades OF
leaf S6@SS; lugs, long and leafS, $o9$7l5; Tugs,
common, S3@S4.-Appenl.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC. !, u =,
HARD E." RAY 8 Err,
IL. OFFICE 612 NINTH sTEEr,
= LATE OF THE RICHMOND DISPATCH,
devotes his whole time TO the

OF CLAIMS OF EVERY KIND
VIII give prompt attention to any business that
county treasurers clerks Of courts. and other OH.
Gals may entrust him, with Auditors OF the State
Treasurer. sc.
Refers to Colonel james Mcdonald, Secretary of
the tommonweilth; Messrs CowaIdn q Ellyson,
of Richmond Dispatch Messrs. Wyatt N. Elliott
& Co, or Richmond Who Hon. a. NJ. Kelley,
MAYOR OF Richmond William Z! TAYLOR, Auditor
Of Public Accounts: Shelton g. Davis. Clerk OF
State Senate; Jonn Bell Bigger Clerk Of p ouse OF
Delegates. NH 16.d,sw&w1m
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mARrNE IHTELLIGKHCR.
POET OF RICHMOND, ,tARcA issls7cs
- ARnsyHp.

e. PORT0F EtCHMOaD, atAacfa A0sA = - 80
y g5. ARRyy2p. So
+ c.a.,... p,.br,ans Kelly. New York, m6r-.
ehandis and passenarrs osa DO natssoa ssel
COMPANY. -. r,,, 4, sairS,ls,. 8 s
merchandise and passengers W.. fosfexs asssas'
aAMKgs sIttssa3 ssssss Z.
steamer Shirley, Trayegs. baltimore. msseHassff
! Steamsr Eliza Hanccxst 6daords hari0aas -
cs3andise and passengers. u. y. TssuIn. hkcns 81
| sat1aa ExAnKns 70R TINS TORT. ss. 800
Il From New York on Tuesdays seAscAer Aszaa n
eposa BsisiSSScls d. ssaassay. ssAsoner ID e
of the Mist ferten. IS ~ 5 & Is
..s5 HaNoRAxDgA.
BsIS ysrpsfan {Hr.s Yesss. L4ssrpestse ~ Ai le
mond, yut bsek 37th xi0nl ~ IRE Il
81 ID NJ Gsta6seeA. &.
49,, yong 1.roh / 8 = sarav tbss .ssxs9
schooaex z. "A. sA1adarat ns8k NJ ~ ~
Yor8s N1s rG1 80 ny ssaa ,sSesnssSs ~ ahSa
Oily.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 16, 1875.


OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 1873 bushels. Red, coz bushels.
CoRN.-White 1862 bushels Mired, SO bushels.
OATS.-5S4 bushels.
CLOyER-SEED.-2 bushels.
PEAS. "a bushels.
SkLE9. .t.
WHEAT White, bushels common at 81; 80
bushels prime on private terms: IL bushels al
S1.37: 40 buShels at $1.S7-total, 1873 bushels.
Red 3O2 bushels very good al B1.45; 90 bushels
very good private terms: bushels fair NJ 81 35
] Oh bushels good at S1.40; 2O4 bushels fair At
Sl.37-tota 6S bushels.
CORN White, SAG bushels prime ct &c.; $50
bushels on private terms: sos bushels very good
at 55c.-total 1900 bushels
OATS.-20 bushels mixed spring and western q
55c.; LOG bushels prime black on private terms;
i "a bushels good spring at soc Sc bushels very
good on private Terms; 3S bushels prime winter
at roc; so bushels prime spring at 52c.-tot j.
416 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Corn White, $40 bushels.
OATs.-12S bushels. ..-., , 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17
NEW YORK roBACCo MARKET.

MARCH l4-Only q few small jobbing transac.
$50 hogshead; KenIucgy leafat 4A@1 &C.: 90 cases
seed-leaf sundries at 1890; 81 cases New eng 1g'
liant, 1874, on private terms cases ONO, 1874,
200 bales Havana at sSc @$1:15. Virginia leaf
Is Gull: quoted ut 2O@35c for nrightowrappers,
4O@75c for fancy bright WRAPPERS! sS sH Sf
Kentmky Leaf Common Tugs. light Ah9sac..
heaty 5a6hc.; GOOD Tugs, light 5H(GS4c, heaVy
6@7c.; low leaf, light 7tGSc.. heavy 1hGSEc; me,
dunn leaf, light Sh@94c., heavy SO 1O4c.; good
leaf; light 1U@1lc.. heavy 11@l2c;; line Leaf,
M Maraiasid.NFrosted, sza$4,5o; sound com
mon, S5@$5.50; good common, SStgS6 5O nld
asg sso@ s6 10 s &c. ss5 $685. as
ie aSes' new, ss Sss
Ohio-inrerlQr TO good common, s5@s7; green.
ish and brown, s7@$7 so: medium 70 fine red, ss
line spangled TO yellow, Sl0@Sl5.
- 80. ns SEED LEAF. EsIf % sn,tsT4',
Crop OF lS7s- s,y England ing wrapperes; 5000
Alters, i66sS Pennsylvania assorted lots, 81 So
1926 New York assorted lots, good to fue. Sl26
sls M% lots
0't crop NJ is74.@New England Wrappers, ship
PnE
selections, $5G$7 seconds and filters, shipping lots,
s7@*s. Pennsylyania assorted lots; a SaaS$2 S
New York assorted lots &C m'non, $70I19.i .!Onl0.
assorted lots, $e.5O@$s. Wisconsin assorted lots,
Fyrelgn.-Havaua filters, common, s0@s5c.; Ha-
yana filters, fair, 87H990c.; Havana filters. ine,
95c.@$1. 10; Yara-I and II cut, assorted, SS090c.
Hanufic:,tred.--BlacK WORK, common ana me-.
dinm, in nond, 14@17c.; good and fne, In bond,
1S620c bright work, common ana medium. IN
bond. I0522c.; good and fne, In bond, 24@42cs 1
Other crude Mun'd.
Hhds. Pk0s. Los.
Exports for the week.. 2SO 53S Sd,239
Exports from Jan. L.. S,l69 1o,Ao2a A,SoS'Soo
Exports same time last 49, O oo, oao o,o
year ...............,.-. w. o'0oA- A,oSJJ66 nos
Receipts for the week. .hnoS t'SSSS55
Receipts for the week.. .bx5. ana ca ,4SaS
Receipts from January l.. .hhds. dS 2SE
Receipts from January :. 61s; ana cs' oa'ss99ss
Receipts same time last year. hhds. aa, ooS3
Receipts same time last ycar: bxs. ana e.; So.Sso
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

h1ch Il S n DsAD.- Riuer, Mass,
two o,h o. Peter Rowen, accompanied by
Jaues Hna u,en' entered The liquor saloon Of
cred, for S ueS tnls morning and demanded
Hughes viii uslnks, which was refused by Mrs.
Went op nIS ordered them out. They then
stones thsn and commenced throwing
Hughes Ih, sa,g the windows, when Luke
AID shot I Ro' OF the proprietor, went out
aud sckran u"en dead. Hughes was arrested,
N''"ledged the shooting.