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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-16

Madrid, 20 JUNO 1876.
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very interesting situation has been
h-,u.h, about in the Post-Oflice Department
hr TN. discharge OF mail route agent
named Chapman. 1t appears that Chapman
WIS appointed through the influence OF
Colonel John 5. Mosby, TO whom he re-
rorteu the fact OF his dismissal. MoSby in-
t,,ired into matters at once, and was In
f1r,orl hv the PoStmaSter-General.l 1t is said,
that the ca,lSe oi Chapman's discharge was
Tho discovery that this was the second APP
,,aia,ncnt ui the kind out OF the same fam
iIy. and therefore against the rule OF the
nroarllncnc. MoSbv replied that he knew
another ease like that OF Chapman's,
and named the men. Governor Jewell
srDt for tie record instantly. and
finding Mostly was right ordered the I'M
mediate dismissal OF the second appointce,
although one II his own making. Then. il
never before. Mosbv was taken by surprise
l> position was fairly turned, and he had to
retire. lie fell back on the President, from
whom he Obtained in some way an order FOL
he disappointment of Chapman; and re-
Turned 10 the attack Here the matter rests.
The order has not been obcyed, although
obedience has not been expressly refused
|, j, quite safe To say. however that Gov.
crnor Jewell will not rcappoint man who
J. accused Of assisting in the murder OF
thirty Union soldiers captured by detach.
mcnt OF No>bvS men under his command
nor can il be possible that the President will
fail 10 countcrmand his order when this fact
shall be brought TO his hnowledge.-Spccia
IL baltimore -iiaericdn.
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FINANCIAI
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
q d sIl9THrnsnAr. Anril "a. 1875.

1nerfcan Gold.-Il2 H bid. 81 y
state OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES consois, e8H bid, 81
asked; Virginia c0nsoIs, new, 40 asked: Virginia
aea.es u ssssd Virginia taIEsesvaSa sou ss1,a.
S94 bid, 90 asked. - 3, "a. 8
city elritfss..Richmond city s,s. 11IY bid,
P Tsa M @ s. f 81 . e al q sssa
city 5s, s104 bid; Lynchburg city 36's, go bid;
Fredericksburg city 6's, 90 bid, go asked.
Railroad Bonds.-Vlrginia Central Railroad
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage as, r. and
D.. los bid; Rishmond and and PesersbSIg Rail-
SsS ans o. 100
mortgage rs, J. and J DC bid; Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad third mortgage S's, 81. and N, 20
asked; Richmond aud Danyilie Railroad consoli-
York River and Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat
s's, j. and D., IS bid.
!. Canal Bonds.-Jamcs River and Kanawha Canal
St S and IN GO asked
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent guaranteed,
100 par, SO bid; Richmond and Danville Railroad,
1gS par DID bS ana noanose Fall
oke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid
I20 asked; National Bank Of Virginia. 100 par,
l07A bid; Bank Of Commerce, 25 par, 25 bid !;
Union Bank Of Richmond, SOL par, As bid, 40 asked
Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par, eH bid,
Banking and Insurance Company, 25 par, 81 bid,
asked - - pNs''' -
rine, 25 par, SO bid. ~ asked Virginia State. 20
par, 81 Bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, 90 bid, 100
asked Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, SO bid,
60 asked: Old Dominion 1 n par go asked Gran
mercial Fire Insurance Company, rs par, 90 bid,
asked. !, : IL" :. r-G79 - :, =
Atscellaneous.-,Ja River and Kanawha
Packet. 12M par, TX bid 10 asked.
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eass: hosshead no aassahd, hickory hoops
!, Rags: xsottor vnse @se roos-
Esarors5 sFines, ke.s -
AZ Scotch, best 1bransisJ piutA saga2.1s 2
Braaiiss. Domestic, sl.25@s2: fruft. 4l.aSa
ss1;ss ssppis asr, sasssss si'saals pss.H''
RSetidsd Wziskeys. slarast edssncinsands steady;
Rye Watskegs: Medium, SI60 @a2 gars Old, ~
g$4; virginia mountains Eou, s2eS2.b9. CID,
S2.60@@3.50 and upwards. !. . = 2
Gin: Domestic, 9 .25@ s2 imported, % q case.
AGiIf.Feed #
ShfpstuF: 55c. q bushei. ssss f.;
Br0tonstug. 30e. n hushe1. e
Shorts: Csc. p bushel. efSft b q 800 ffi'
Wheat Brda: 2o@2Sc. p ft1skei.
Corn Brdn: 1S@20c. per brshes. 81 r
Powder, Shot, &c. So .35..sss
Fuse: Toys mining, SO, 60c.6S1.25 p 100 feet.
Pot1der: 1918 by the five kegs-seSS than i've
kegs, $685.; blasting, $3.266,$3.5G.
Shot: Northern, s2.40@S2.5o 3 bag Of 25 he.
GrindstoHes: fa@2Hc. q b.
$500 Wood. :.
.cord. Seasoned, $3.50 @ss. z 3 u,seasoned,
92.50@SS. Pfne-Seasoned, IS @$3.75 5; unseasoned,
$2.506$3. EfJfs
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\ DISTINGUISHED WEDDISG.-The we'd
DIM Of Miss Augusta +. Shoemaker, daugh-
ter OF samuel NJ. shoemaker, Esq, the Bal
timorc millionaire. to Mr.. William Cloud
Boyi>ton, which took place Wednesday eve
ming at Emanuel church, corner OF Park
and Cathedral streets, was an event OF I'M
usual social distinction, and brought toge-
Their very large AID fashionable assem-
blagc, Including many distinguished per-
sonagc>. At an early hour the church was
crowded, and as the hour liked Tor the
ceremony approached it was with difficulty
that the ushcrS could keep the aisles clear.
IN" floral orndmcntation Of the chancel was
very beautiful. 4 large palm occupied the
centre oi the view, and three large pyra-
midS OF flowers were set along the front OF
the chancel in symmetrical design. A large
floral ornament hung from the centre OF
the chancel arch. Mr.. /. hewitt Steele,
,Ir., presided al the organ, and en-
tertained the assembage with some
line selections Of music pending the
arrival Of the bridal party. OF the distin-
guiShcd invited guests the Hon. James G.
Blaine was the first to arrive He came up
the main aisle with his wife upon his arm,
gray haired, but full of fire and vigor, his
line bearing Immediately commanding the
attention OF the asscmblage. X. Stockett
Mathews, Esq, followed him. President
Grant, quiet and self-contained in expression
as usual; the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, smiling
and pleasant, his wife upon his arm; Post
ma,tcr-Gcneral Jewell and Secretary Bris-
Tow, walking together, the silver hair and
pleasant expression OF the one and the
me head and manly port OF the other
drawing all eyes upon them; Treasurer
New, the Hon. Edward Mcpherson, and
other distinguished guests passed up
The main aisle to their places. The
organ now pealed forth the fine wedding
march from Lohengrin, and the bridal party
entered. Two little children Of Mr.. Shoe
maker preceded them, bearing baskets OF
flowers. Then came the six bridesmaids,
IN Their trailing white robes, accompanied
by The groomsmen then the brides mother
leaning on the arm Of the groom. Mr..
Boylston is twenty-five years OF age, ma
TIVE OF South Carolina, and is tall, fine
looking young man. Next came the BRIDE
leaning on her fathers arm. She is rather
tail, but graceful in carriage, and was
dressed in white silk with the conventional
bridal veil and orage blossoms.
In the evening the newly-married pair
received the congratulations OF their friends
at Dir. Shoemaker's residence, corner Of st.
Paul and Read streets, and afterwards left
by the night train for tour in the West.
Among distinguished guests present at the
wedding other than those mentioned were
Senator English Of Connecticut, Senator
Dennis OF Maryland, General McCartee, and
me Hon. William j. Albert. Baltimore
american.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
,s,ccla, dispatch to the baltimore SUM-
,prcstdert and the s.unaftc Wit
TIC ,,SS.Facts OF the Case.

,"r-o,. April 26.-Beiore the Pres
".'a,t over TO Baltimore this afternoon
idcn' w., WA ~ a member Of Congress who
he rS'H y. ,bc White House his experience
caiIc" q" cratic witness who told such 4
WIN 49,; ,,S stn,y on him the other day. The
dr'H"si", said wear or two ago ne noticed
Ires""'h his walks he was constantly followed
thai - 'ar,n perSon. who appeared always
~ 'I'o ,hc watch for him when he left the
70 W -; mansion. The matter became SO
hN',":,, tba. the President on one
aHao;,r3 >,oppcd, and, addressing the
o'''>' tn,6 him that il he persisted
Tls'., ,,,,;nc his steps he would hand
ii ,,scr 10 the custody OF the po-
~" 7,his had the desired effect for short
nee. o,,houch the man continued to prowl
'i'",, thr White House. One day while
II '.,%" with friend this same man came
"""' %,..r3 in the Presidents ear, at the
AZ" ,in,c Grating his teeth. The gentle
SAM rlh The President insisted that he
"'' '; = - himself to put n stop to the mat
rho Chief Of Police was then made
.'>'''ro;,,trd with the circumstances, and the
' 81, WIS that the man was sent to the In
,,vlum. After he had been there some
.,,,,h. representations were made to the
,,'-,,il,n1 that If he could be released his
!-:srls would send him TO Ireland.
Tbr President readily consented, and the
~ was sent abroad. While abroad the
,,T,y appeared to have recovered his bal
,ncr ci mind until he was unhinged again
rs reading the American papers containing
,bc congressional investigations, whichwere
son, over 10 him by his friends on this side.
T5rp. ~ stated the other night, he con-
a,,d.d that he must come home and tell his
wrongs. Until the statement maze pelore
,hr committee by the man the president was
not aware oi his grievance against nun.
Tn- man was again sent to the insane aS!-
j,,,, Yesterday. II seems to have been the
i,,r - President Grant to be annoyed by
;..,rr rcoplc. As many more have been
i,,,ntinr for him than for any other Presi-
law, -<pscia! 10 baltimore Sun.
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ronEaas IrTEILraKNCE.
.Er,TInf,ss.
ENGLAND.
THE LONDON RREss ON THE EXTRACTION

TIE LONDON fRESS ON THE ExTRADfTTON
|lt IMBR0GLI0 4, K {st.s
e LosDoS, April q q m the London four
nails editorinlly support the position OF the
British Government In the Winsiow extra
dition case. Pie Manchester Guard idn's
London correspondent, however, says I;
. A very strong impression is current that
the Crowns legal advisers have led the Gov
eminent into serious tangle. The point
at issue is whether the act of 1870 sets aside
the American treaty, and whether all doubts
soner's extraditien by clause q OF
the act, which specifies that what
ever is consistent with existing treaties
shall be excepted fromits operation. In the
face OF so simple set OF circumstances,
many persons are good deal puzzled to
understand upon what ground the English
Government can maintain its position.O
LONDON, April 27.-In the House OF Com
mons this evening the Queens assent to the
royal title bill was announced. The an
nouncement was receiYed.i in silence.
LONDON, April 27.-The edouble-turreted
ship Inyincible was launched to-day, and
was christened by the Princess Louise.
The Times says that the Invincible is the
most Tremendous instrument Of defensive
and offensive warfare yet created.
The plague In Messopotamia is increasing
at Hellah. From the LIST to the 7th OF April
inclusive ia were attacked and Sc died.
At Bagdad, from the I'd to the 7th OF April,
256 were attacked and 100 died. Some cases
occurred in the military hospitals and garri-
| sons.
The cable between Java and Australia is
broken.
The Colonial Bank has the following from
Barbados: "Forty persons have been
killed and wounded and 500 prisoners taken.
Rioting is suspended, but the position is
threatening. Confidence in the Govern
ment is entirely gone"
Egypt.
UNIFICATION OF THE BONDED AND FLOAT
ING DEBT.
LONDON, April 27.-The Bank OF England
has received telegram from Alexandria
| that it is reported the Khedive has decided
to acceptthe French Syndicate's plan for the
unifcation Of the bonded and floating debt
Of Egypt.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 26.-Therc has been lighter business from
shippers, but the market Is firm Sales OF 500 h0gs-
heds Kentucky leaf at IO0 cases ses SEQ al
private terms; $50 cases New England, 1874, At
81, o, II, and 40c.; 200 bales Havana ~ SSc.d.
S1.15. Virginia leaf favcrs the sellers, with good
for 5 aq ~ rs ai foT
dark medium TO good: LAG for dark extra ship,
ping; lO@15c. for bright yellow working,hllcrs; 20
G45c for wrappers; Sc 1Oc for bright yellow snek-
for extra fine. i:E q,
Kentucky Leaf (ncw crop).-Common lnss light,
4k@54c, heavy, 5@ DC; good lugs light, 5h@55Hc.'
heavy GS7c; low leaf light 7q9sc, he sGS a az.
good leaf light, JOG 1c., heavy, l1@121c.::, ane
leaf, light, l1H@l3c heavy, l3e9l4c'; selections
Mdryldnd.-trosted, s4@$4.50 sound eommoIn l
as good to CIR fine red, $s@sTf fancy
upper country, s650@$25; ground leaves, new 80
0hfo-Inrerior to good common, S5 s7 greeniis mis-
$40; common to medium spangled, S7@S9: nne
spanscd to yellow, $10@$15.
Seed Leac-Crop or 1873 New Englaiid wrap,
pers, 20@45c.; assorted lots, 12@Z2c.; scconds ~
I6M25c; New York assorted lots, good to fine l2@
1Sc; New York assorted lots, common, SfGllc.
Ohio assorted lots, .SX@10c.; Wisconsin assorted
lots 7@9c Crop OF 1874: New England n wrappesr S
22c.; wrappers, fne, 25@35c.; secondss Toe! 3c.;
filters, selections, 5@7c- seconds and flers, ship
ping lots, 79Sc.; Pennsylvania assorted lots lag
SOC; Ne,H York assorted lots, common, csc; ONO
assorted los G@Sc.; Wisconsin assorted lots, 6eeSc.
Forei1n-Havana filters, common, S0@S5c.; Ha-
yfna filters fair, S7L@90c.; Havana hliers line, 35c'
@SI. Is; Yara and II cut, assorted, S6@S0c.
eKanufactured.-Black work, common and me,
dunn, in bond, 14Gl7c good and fine, in bond, ls
@20c.; bright work, common and meo1nm, III Dond'
I9@22c; good and fine, In bond, 24@42c.
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GONE oNE' COME ALL!
TO
.. LEVI nEXTERS,
627 BROAD sTREBT,
and supply yourselves with OF those beautiful
cheap TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES.
SILVER and GILT TINSEL TARLETANS, for
May balls and partles
Misses OPERA-SHADE KID GLOVES, all sizes;
Misses BRAIDED and EMBROIDERED PIQUE
and LACE BONNETS;
and an endless variety of
CORSETS, FANS,
PARASOLS,
SASH RIBBONS, ..r
TOWELS, NAPKINS, and
DRESS GOODS.
Also, CASHMERE LACES, TIES, INFANT
BIBBS, and many other goods too numerous to men
tion all of which viii be sold ut the LOWEST CASH
MARKET PRICES.
Country orders will meet prompt attention.
mp &c ~ ...-..
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APRIL 25.-The unfavorable weather for Market
Ing tobacco continues, and the receipts In conse-
qrience were very light during the past week There
IS considerable animation in the market. The COM
mon grades are more active and prices somewhat
advanced. The more desirable tobaccos are still
sought for, and often sell at figures beyond our quo
tations.
Primings, common to good, Soc. @$1.50; Tugs,
common dark, 50@$3 so; lugs, good, "a @$4.5o
Tugs, fine dark, 81 o0@$5.5O; Tugs, common work
Ing, $3@$4; Jugs, good working, S4.5o@$5;50
lags fine w9rking sS@s7 leaf eem@G On dark lark
fine shipping, S1l@l4; leaf common working
S5G$6 leaf, good working, S6@$7.50 leaf, fine
working, SS1S10; common wrappers, S119l$l4
good wrappers, 81 SGS25 fine wrappers, S304i$4
extra wrappers, S40@$75.- Pirginian. 49,,
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pETERsBURG TOBACCO srARKEr

APRIL 26.-We have no change to report in the
market; the offerings very light and composed OF
inferior grades The seasons have been very bad for
handling, and the receipts small: the season is
rapidly approaching when tobacco will be ordered
for shipment, and we advise friends that there
never time when 1t reqalred more close atten-
ion De careful In sorting and prizing do not prize
and heavy pressure will cause the crop to tear In
sampling. Bright fancy, $15@$55; good leaf of de-
@Sl2: medium grades OF leaf, S5@317; Tugs,
long and leafy, S5@s6.7o; lnss, common, $685.
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xLvTH CoNGREss--First Session.
WASHINGTON, April p, 1876.
eEN ATE

The conference report on the deficiency
appropriation bill was adopted.
Mr. Sherman submitted q resolution di-
recting the Secretary Of War to inform the
Senate OF the cost OF the Signal Service
corps. with detailed statement Of the seye-
raj branches OF that corps, and his views in
regard to transferring that service to the
Treasury Department. Agreed to.
The impeachment investigation was re-
sumed. The minutes OF the last session and
the replication were read.
The managers moved that the evidence on
jurisdiction be taken before argument, and
If the plea be overruled that the defendant
be required to answer within two days, and
that the managers be allowed two days in
which to reply, and that the trial proceed
next day after joining issue.
Mr.. Carpenter moved that the trial be
postponed till the first Monday in Decem-
ber-Gsensation]- land asked an allowance
OF two hours on each side to argue the post
ponement.
Time was granted, and Mr.. Blair argued
that at this advanced stage Of the session
there was not time for counsel to prepare
and the court to determine the great QueS-
| tions involved.
Judge Black followed in support Of the
motion. spoke an hour, and dwet upon the
political excitement against his client, con-
! tending that it was so intense that each
party was committed to his ruin. 1t was
! impossible for him to have fair trial,
though he might have an honest one. The
managers did not make any argument. The
Senate retired for consultation, and after a
short absence Mr.. Ferry announced the mo-
ton to postpone had been overruled. Ad-
| iourned to half-past - tomorrow, when
! the defence will be heard upon the motion
Of the managers giving the defendant two
days to answer should the plea OF want OF
Jurisdiction be overruled. There was q
short executive session and unimportant
legislative business. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A bill removing the political disabilities
| OF Lawrence S. Baker, Of North Carolina,
was passed, with an amendment.
The bill defining the tax on matt and fer
mented liquors was adopted and goes to the
President.
The subcommittee was ordered to inyes-
tigate the Brooklyn naVy-yard.
The post-office appropriation bill was re-
ported and made the special order for Tues
day.
The report in the contested-clection case
OF Spencer Us. Morey was ordered to be
printed.
Bill removing the political disabilities OF
C. II. Kennedy, OF Virginia, was intro
duced.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the legislative and executive ap-
preparations. An additional section, pro-
hibiting all executive officers of the Govern
ment from employing any clerk, agent, en-
gineer, draughtsman, messenger, watch
man, laborer, or other employe, in any OF
the Executive Departments in the city OF
Washing ton or elsewhere, except those for
whom specific appropriation are made,
was agreed to. The committee then rose
and reported the bin TO the House.
Adjourned.
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The EEOrf, Contract.

General Rufus ingalls,. though he made
Wednesday the most explicit denial that he
had ever received dollar on account Of the
lowles and Brcga moth contract, was re-
qrIcstrd by Blackburn, OF Kentucky, to sub
init statement OF his bank account to the
committee covering the years 1872 to 1874,
inclusive The committee has no evidence
in the world OF Ingalls's connection with
cowles except the vague insinuations of
bonn Piatt. who acted clearly in the capa-
city OF lobbyist and received $4,000 for
his services. and Shylock-like, turned on
hi, "client." rs he terms it, because he
could not get more.-Specidl to Baltimore
american.
Mr.. II. G. FAINT, formerly Of Richmond, |:
also witness in this moth-contract busl
ncS-.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO ExCHANG

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
APRIL 81, 1876.
Since our last weekly review the Richmond tobacco
market has shown no change. The planters are com.
planning about the scarcity OF plants. The breaks
during the week amounted to 942 hogsheads, 2sl
tierces, and 54 boxes. Quotations:
DARK.-PrimingS-$1.2
DARK.-Lngs-pery common, S2.50@$4.50
medium to good, "a iS6 extra, S6.60@$7. Leaf-
Common, $5@$6; medium, S6@$s; good, $50
$1,000; fine, $10.50@S12.50; line extra black
DRicHT.-Lugs.-Com s4.5O@S8; medium
to good, S6.5O@$S; fae smoking, Si2.50@sl5
extra smoking, 9lS@S20. LedESC0mmon to me-
dunn, ss@$l2; good to fine, s13@s15 extra MI
ers. S15 $3.50. Wrappers-Connon. 3l2@S1S
medium to good, S1s@$25; fine, $25@S4o extra
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RADICAL NEWSPAPER InPUDENCE.-" Hon.
Bcv. Douglas. Of the Northern Neck OF Fir-
Gnia, yesterday arose TO personal cXpla-
nation. His courtly appearance and elegant
address made him the cynosure Of all eyes
in the ladies' gallery. But this was Us no.
thin" to the compliments which he pro-
cccdcd 10 shower upon this journal. He
was not surprised that we had characterized
his committee as 4 Star Chamber inquisi-
ton OF course he was not. How could
he he: 1t was the truth. He could not be
surprised that we should tell the TRUTH
N'GsiinqiOn Republican.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 27.-Cotton quiet; sales OF
A4I hales. Flour without decided change. w neat
heavy and @2c lower; 81 03 for no grade wlnssd
Change in nrices southern oats, 1920. lover other
kinds unchanged Coffee firm aud ELY nSi hx
cargoes quoted at l5kel Sc, gold; 1oe lo!s, ioS@
and rice quiet. Fork lower; new, 82l.5e@ SSI.69'
Iar lower: prime steam, $3.50. Whiskey, l.
Fteights quiet. ,nn,opE eeg.! 4
rrnoRy. April 27.-Florr quiet and nm
changed: Wheat dun and heavy; Pennsylyansia req,
sI.53@s166; Maryland red Sl SoniS aa
Corn STEADY and firm WHITE 56@62e; yei1oWi DC
@es Oats dun and easier; soTthe pn,i - Bulk
firm and quiet. Provisions Gull. torh'
Rs e,S-shh4id gaI0c; clearrih, l3@l3ac
lard auiet and weak at Coffee stsaay ans
firm, Whiskey quiet at Sl.l2. sugar aSi'e saA'
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DANyILLLE TOBACCO MARKET.

IReported expressly Tor the Richmond Dspatch.J
APRIL 27.-Receipts good. Market active. No
change In figures. Il
Lugs.-Very common, $3@$5; common, $5@s7;
medium, $7@$3; good, S9@$12.
Fitters.-Common, 5000; medium, S9@sl1
Smokers.~Common, s1O@315; medium bright
Bright ITrappers.-Commori, S10@s16; me-
dunn, 81 6@$24 good, 24@S35 extra, S35@$50 ;
fancy, $50@S92.
dinln, $2O@$30; good, $30@S35 extra, $35@242.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1Uhh.
NEW YORK, April 27-Foon.-stocks dull and
steady. Money, 81 bid. Gold, 1929. Exchange
Long, 4ss; short, 400. States quiet and nominal.
Governments active and strong.
Erening.-3Ioney dull at az. Sterling firm at
tive and steady. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Virgna consols 66X.
West Virginia's, 8. North Carolina 6's, old, 16 !;
new, 8 special tax, Q. Bid.
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DRY GOODS.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS
can be had at
COURTNEY & POWELL's.
DRY GOODS.
COURTNEY & POWELL's.

They have marked down their FANCY and BLACK
SILKS to prices which defy competition;
In BLACK ALPACASandB BLACK IRON GRENA-
DIMES they invite attention to some special bar
gains;
facture them;
All COTTONS and sHEETINGS retailed at case
price, - -....
Another lot Of those CHEAP LINEN-BOSOM
SHIRTS; . ~.
Just received, a handsome stock Of READY-ALADE
LINEN SUITS very cheap.
COURTNEY POWELL,
ap2G S15 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28
'EW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

N Il W UOULSI NE w UOOI1D'
FRESH ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
LAWNS Of the newest and most desirable styles at
very low prices;
PARASOLS of all designs in plain, boiled, tWilled
silk, and Turkish Serge;
PIQUES, oo-
PLAID and STRIPED NAlNSOOhS,
VICTORIA LAWNS,
EMBROIDERIES and LINENS. =. -,
Also BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS OF Oil
BLE EuI HE'D and BROWN TABLE LINEN,
WINE CLOTH, NAPKINS.
TOWELS, HANDKERCHlEFS,e etc.
would call special attention to q line OF
LOW-PRICE PRINTS,
op'"@N " CHARLES HUTZLER,
onea Gil Broad street.