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Z MoaTox's rIowERs-sRE AxDaAE.s
DnE-are seii worth u sis.t sossee. Tbsfsrss nnrns
br Of pot plants In bacern and his exquisite hang
Ing baskets are the delight of MI who see shena
Those In want OF Towers we woaI sdyIss to go carly
as he to selling them 0l7 fas.. Not the ieAat
interesting among his many forai ornaments isa
TAU stand Tor Towers made OF wood and teyra.eosta,
and containing several Stories each Hlef with yfpes
and blooming plants. II u yery untanc In design.
and Ornamental.
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vn.rcrular semi-monthly meeting OF the
r...~l of Aldermen was held in the Coun-
Il. chamber yesterday afternoon, Mr.. John
4 Meredith. president. in the chair. Pres
IN, =, roil-call: MeSsrs. Beall, kellam,
In.rpmh. Manly, Pickrc}l. Scott, Smith,
:, >,aaecnbHrc. Tanner, Wagner, Williams,
al I!,HHiCr. p s.--..s
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TRUNKS, vAIlsEs, AND sATcHELs rsdased y
very low prices at BoscHEy's. Brosd street.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO. KNOW
w that JOHN DOES has on hand 100 CHIL-
DREN'S CARRIAGES, to be sold at reduced price,
in order to make shop-room for manufacturing. i
will also sell on the instalment plan ana tase 9ia
carriages In exchange. REPAikiNG zone neatly'
NanO' nW 'o3-1m 'f-I 40 JOHN DOES. S
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at SIMPSON & Co.'s
from nine years up to centennial.
:. 1911 Main street.
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&. PERSON AL, II on y ii. G. Kerr, speaker3ol
the House Of tRepr tatives, nova The
Ballard House, vas called upon yesterday
byin number of distinguished gentlemen,
aud while not receiving calls was riding
about the city. He is still very weak, and
Incapable OF much exertien. His wife and
son returned to Washingto last night. 70.
I day. he will leave for Harrisenburg From
that place heWill either return to Richmond
or to Washington. as fancy may suggest
Abont political matters Mr. Kerr is quite
reticent. The presidential succession evi-
IDENTIFY. doesn't bother him. His own de-
termination is-to retire from public Life, and
it seems to be his purpose to leave the poll
hcians to fight their battles alone. With
Richmond he seems to be well pleased,
though there is lingering fear in his mind
that there may be malaria in the atmosphere,
though he cannot observe any traces OF it.
Mayor Kelley will leave the city to-day
for Philadeiphiay SO, as to be present ut the
opening ceremonies of the Centennial. a
Mr.sH. L.. Pelouze left the city on the 2:35
train yesterday afternoon to attend 4 con-
Yention OF the type-founders Of the United
States to assemble in Philadelphia on
Thursday, after which they, are to attend the
Centennial in carriages in body.
ARRIVAL Of THE BALTIMORE PEABODY
BAsE-BALLf CLgB-THE MATCH GAME YES
TEfDAY.-The Peabody Baseball Club, OF
Baltimore, known as the champion amateur
club OF that city, arrived in Richmond on
Sunday morning about 1880 O'clock by the
Richmond and York River route, and were
escorted to Ford's Hotel, which they will
make their headquarters during their stay
in this CITY, On Sunday afternoon they
were driven around Richmond by,t men,
bers Of the Virginia Base Ball Club, OF this
city, aud shown the principal points of in
terest.. There are about fifteen members
and officers Of the club in the party.
Yesterday afternoon a match game OF
baseball was played at the Fair-Grounds
between the Peabody and Virginia Clubs,
and there was quite large number OF per.
sons present to witness the trial.
Upto the third innings the contest bid
fair to be one of much interest, but at that
time, owing to the "wild" throwing Of the
Virginias, the Peabodys got such a start
that the lost ground could not be recovered
The following was the score:
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Go TO GRIGG's, Tenth and Main streets, Tor 20
spring shoes.
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} SAVE MONEY by having ysur printing dsne at ths
DISPATCH PRIETIsc-HousE. Geod Hefk. ioN
prsees. and satisfaSttsa snsYanteeAs
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WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
sC0ITR at Soc per pair. Also the same amount OF
COATS and VESTS at l.50.. Also, 10 900 pair Of
PANTS TO DYE at 81 and $l.25 per pair ,so.c Mnoe
to clean at per pair, at the celebrated French
Scourer's No. Ninth street, sign OF the Red Flag
INV 1-3m - -. .------.
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WANTED, MY FRIENDS ANDsIHits
wv nubIc to know that WESSON st9THt

wv ,nhIic to know that WESSONstHTH
TAiLo OK" is still at No. IL TTelftl street, nearly
opposite the Dispatch building. ~
ment-ating To lay aside all presumption anu pre-
tension feel confident Of being able e t 70 get up pa
nt iss than larger houses, they, Of course, being
under heavy expenses-mostly employing cuitsrs.
sales1uen &c AfIT, woRKMANsIItP, snd LOWER
psIcES are the inducements offer. Can refss,
when required, 10 large number Of tue best people
In the city. ...t.s. ..,,r,, q,
Having succeeded so we'll In giving satisiscnom 70
conddent by strict attention 10 business in fntnre
guaranteeing entire satsfsctioy to AZ who may Ia
vor me with their orders, and gratefully arSncTl-
edefng tie liberal patronage extended 10 me III tIe
past respectfully solicit contngance OF tfe ssne
| Hrders soficited from the city aud State.
The latesf atyles and reports OF fashion on have.
All orders carefully and promptly attended .- E:
Give me trial. W. y. WEsoos''
| mn 2Q.eod2m y
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DIsPArclf fPR1ErfNG-HoEsEe-In order to msa
the constantly increasing eemsnds Of our trade NJ
TYRE, which. together With our Improved NJ,
cRINERY and sKILrUL AEcHAs1cAL TArzaz,
warrant rs iD guaranteeing the yxaY EEsr cLAss;
or woEK at moderate figures and In the most exps-
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L DIAHoRAs;NARD,aa and other CHOICE BHASDS or
ToBKccos for se rholcsnic and retail &C r. Yuir-
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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DARK WANTED,

DARK WANTED,
InMire at Bark and suIpac Mills, corner Seventh
and Canal streets, Richmond, or at Tannery ana su-
mac Mills, Manchester. ,,,,r 90,
up l3-2m JOHN \. nSlLol.-
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sntprEns Axp NEwroar TIEs an Gaiso's.
GOAT TIES. for tender feet, at GnIcs's.

An the STYLES OF spring shoes at GRiaa's
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INSURANCE ConPANiEs.
OFFICE OF THE
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,

OFFICE OF THE
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
ST. LOUIS. April I5, 1875.
IN accordance with tie provisions OF section D OF
the charter, an election for lye members OF ;he
General Board of Directors, to serve for she tern,
three years, win be held ut the General oHee, In
Louis, sro, on TUESDAY the leth day Of Ms,
1876. The polls win be open from II o'clock An
to o'clock p. II.
IL W. HoUGH, President.
is PIERCE. secretary. ap i9-d1t&w4w
n n. WALKER Il Co, GENERAL iN.
1Is sURANCE AGENTS, 1014 HAIs ssrRkk1s
RIcHEosD, VA, r.presentng she -, =, &
I NORTH BRITISH And MERCAETlLs ~ y.
GUEANCE COMPANY, OF London aEd xelhRsk5n.
c1pM,f1az SsGR2SeE Ssd COMPANY, of csan
niai iMiSHlTTxs hisss FIR FIRE eorAY
Of New York -sseets over $500 ,oog !, y X :, =,
Brooiiyn, n. N.Y.--ssssss 1 o1sr $oQo 600. -
PHG!NfX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Brook
Iyp. N.Y.-asets over f2, soc 900. -
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE. .sO OAtPAh III
psposts viz tie treasurer II V:ss.nia q so,
600 Losses e4uissby ad1asted and promptly ra;d =
this agsncy. Applications solicited, and tEmedats
attention ayen fherrts. g 10 i.
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Peabody: IoI5lsIsI0lOLOI2I7I 20
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NTANTED.-T subscriber, q PRAC-
w TICAL GERMAN GARDENER, who dlledt
former years several places near Richmond, and who
can give the best has returned TO
Richmond and il anxious 10 get . SITUATION as
GSRDENER. WILLIAM PIEL,
DaitU German AdperttSers.
NV Sets Ngg III Governor etrcet.
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WANTS.
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, ALL HOUsEKEEPERs TO
w read
POLK MILLER & CO.'S
advertisement for ITALIAN INSECT POWDER,
for destroying reaches, ants, moths, and bed-buss
:. Depot corner of Main and Ninth streets. my9
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DARTNER WANTED, with 5000 In
CASH, to take HALF-INTEREST Jig An
ESTABLISHED CASH BUSINESS, paying S40Q
per month. None need apply save principals II
every sense prepared to talk business. Address u.
T. W., DiS1jdtch Office. y--, = .75s my S-2tf
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FINANCE,

sjr. scott. from the Committee on Finance,
presented the following Joint resolutions,
which were agreed TO: Refunding S136.O4
,,thc Episcopal Church Home for excessive
IN: reducing the licenSc-taX of C. Sauer
from so t. $50.
The committee also presented an ordi-
nsuc, taxing hobby-horSe machines and
--o-rounds SO per year; all Of which
M.r.. lInllcd.
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ITO COLORED SERN ANIS, sCOOhS,
L LAUNDRESSES, HOUSE-GIRLS, &C.-I have
an arrnngcment with reliable Office In Philadel-
pfia by which can secure homes for oil the good,
reliable servants can get on the following terms,
taining homes. No extra charge will be made by me
ofice IN Phadelpha: Passage and ONCE FEE, Win
state-rooms and meals, 80; passage and ofice fee,
with state-room {without meals), $6: men pay hfty
cents more. If servants are not saiafed Win insir
first homes they have the use OF the once III ihiia
dephia for one month to secure suitable place
anniJ In j. p. JUSTIS,
"pf'' Employment Agent,
INV s-2t No. 9 Fifteenth street.
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STrrET IMPROVEMENTS.

MIR. Todd. from the Committee on Streets
Generally. presented Joint resolutions ap-
,ropriaius the following sums from the
Street fund for street improvements 1884
rr place granite curbing on the north side
oi pock between Seventeenth and Eigh-
;,cnti streets $500 to properly grade and
repair Virginia street from Mill street.
Agreed t..
The committee also reported that they
had awarded tho contracts for building
>-onc-arch bridge over Gillie's creek: also,
ior Grading oi Orleans, Nicholson, and Full
IN ,trretS.
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Mauitn.--NtmlIu.

-NOTICT.-fadios. after looking ever where
n please call a. the sewing Machine strehwE IoH
many H. iq2 Rlecckcr 81, aud Gl3 Avenue We haNe
every wcc sou dozen flannel End cameo shlfl4 10 ~
out We pay from o. ~ g. er dozen sud oasn Iu'
WORK I rms on machine. VI per Netk. We give wiz
zen guarantees for al N" work you csn do iOr tN0
years sud allow 70 yer cent On ,ssn s'lIs ,.r.ger
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$otttrlss.

= UIItIIt3,
SECONn LOUISIANA SOLD DISrKIBU-
- TlON, al NV Orleans, April 20 1879.
Capita Prize, 100000
$3.50 Prlzes amounting to t5O350O,
All paid IN Coli.
Only "a, 900 tickets, IT e5O each, currency,
Tentns and twentleths In pr portion.
For Information, circulars, 40, addreas or apply
postpOnementa. WILL MSON 4 co, Brokers
70. boa B.O2d SAT broadway, o0T. Thomas a.
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WHITE STAR LINE,
STEAMBOATS, ano EaiIroaoa

-PEOPIR'S LINE steamboats, for Albany
n. Saratoga and tire West leave daily (Sundays ex.
cepted) atop NJ, Pier Al. n. r., foot OF Canal 81.
REGULAR Cltskin line up the creeki also
N .for stnyYesant and intermediate landings.
Steamer New Champion from Canal Sc, TUESDAY.
Thursday, and Saturday. Steamer hcMapu. Monday,
Wednesday. aud Friday, from Leroy st.. g p. NJ.
NID ESTABI.ISHED LINE for stuyvesAnt
~ CATsklLL, anu inermedAle laldlngs Steamer
Andrew Harder from Frankiin st. (pler 81, Tuesday
Thursday. and Saturday steamer Monitor. Monday
Wednesday and Friday L. NJ,
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PENNsYLvdAbS$IkAN FnII,ikaoNp'

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUlE
Trains leave New York, via DeebrOssel and COrtl1nit
streets Ferries, as toll ows;
with Pullman Palace cars attafned V3J A. NJ, and
6.3O L. NJ. SUNDAY aud $50 Z. NJ.
For vii Transport and LOck Haven a. $50 A. NJ. And
$3.50 p NJ. For Cory aud Ere $50 +. NJ. connecting
At CORY for rtusVllle, Petroleum Centre' AMI ths
For baltimore, wash nyton, and tho South Llmltsi
Washington Ex ress" OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily,
except sunday $3.50 A. Nj arrive ashnyton A. 10
l. n. Regular Al $40 A, NJ Sand9 r. N. sunday
Express for Phl,depAiA T. 1880 SAC $50 A. NJ, 1880
L. 4lO, g, 7, $40, Z. NJ ami l2 sht SUNDAY ,,
Pm.
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth. RAILWAY, Princeton,
Trenton, iertl Amb ", Flenln ston belyidere. aud
other points, see local scdedu es at al ticxet oiices
TTa arrlYei From Pittsburgh B'55 and 1880 A NJ,
aud 0'2o 7. NJ. daily lOlh A. NJ. AMI 7Ho NJ dAlly,
except Monday. From Washington and Biti more,
$3.50 A. NJ. 500 OILS and 1927 7. NJ. SUNDAY o. %
A. ~ From lhiadelpnl, 6l1. $50, 6ij5, 1913, leo
Ilbi A. M 2;l5, i)5, 6l5, 6;lO, 7i0, bil, 02O 1927
Pm, sqnda, $40, 62O, 6'55, liioi A. NJ 7;iO, 40
ana 1927 r. NJ.
Ticket Offices 5sG AMI aH Broadwsy Aston House,
and foot OF ID asbrosses aud Curtand streets Court
street BrOOkYn III, llb and lis Hudson street, 10
ID. NJ. BOYD. JRn
General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager
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BANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP GO.

for SAN ,FRANCI!sco, ,CALIFoRSiA; AN, PA.
Steamship " { escent CITY " wilisu
SATURDAY, April 81. at 1 r. NJ
from Pier 49, n. L., TOR Aspinwal.
connecting. via Panama Il ilroad, at Panaina with
nrscAss steamships for ports above Bis Of fading
for this steam WI be signed at % West st.. opposite
WM P.CI.YDF CO..
q Bowling Green.
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pus,rrl gotItu.

MEDICAL ESSAY,
y G9Hprinng ceres q lecture, as delivered A.
kAHN's MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, NEW YORK.
GA the cause and cure OF diseases clear synopsis,
showing how lost heilh may De restored also, upDn
marriages And nervous ana physical debility. Being
~ sg.u' at tsenty years medea eIPerieaee PIee
-hdresldence, 81 East lot st.. New YorK.
niSEAHEs or MEN, Nervous Debility. Ali
~ kn1red Auctions, speedily aud psrm inentlT
cured w HENRY a. DANIELS, NJ. d., Ia Lex aXtOn
ay near 25ta It. Hours. to s.
DKlvATE detective, experienced ana reliable, VIII
90 sNe hhnellste attention % al communications
Send tor circuar
IL EyOLuTl0N ~ SHORTHAND Far great,
or hlmp lchi. egiDly, ana TanidIly at ained IN
lhOnaehlsanhy by andoniI sRged letters ana arb.
AIRY cohttAClo "A. Send stamp for circular with spcoi.
mems. JOHN BROWN SMITH, Amhcrsi Mlss
GCUTTERING, u. b stsmncring Institute. 1DT-
- Mhnel AZ AN syr H. Y. ~ refer ncei. Ma pay
uh'h peiieetb cured Cal or send tor circular.
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STUART,RonsO,N,,,S, ntNEtIrc,s

Hamlet chars' Ter TO which no irsgedisn eyer sue
cecdcd IN dong Justice except STUART kO"SON
sCENR-l Right Royal Psisoe. How one morning
the Court goes out o. mourning rhe Advice Of Polo
MUS. The MOODY DANE The Wearing OF the Black;
The student and the Night Watchmsn. Appearance OF
the SPECTRE when Hamlet and bis friends leas.. 4.
PECT HIM. How Hamlet amlct Into some OF ms
secrets q the oth.r World. Inc Growing c9es The
ter-Piot Hamlet and Opholia. GREAT DRAMATIC Enter.
inment. The Mouse Trap. The Discovery. GRAND
VOCAL BURST Derangement OF Ophella Reported
Derangem. mt OF Laertes. Anticipated Dsrangement
Of all hands. The en- llcnge. The Duol. Tue Death,
n A PHANTOM CHORUS
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IMPORTANT TO !!,Al.HIHS
FAMILIES.
LORD & TAYLOR.
SHOE DEPARTMENT,

SPECIAL ArTEN.
TON Is CALLED
TO OUR LADIES'
CELEBBA %.
u, AND 81 DRESS
AND W AKIN q
BUTToSED BOOTS.
WHICH. IN STYLE
Nd WORKMAN.
SHIP ARR sUPE.
RIOR TO ANY BE.
FORE SOLDIN tn E
CITY A I T II r
PRICES.
V NON BUT
PRACTICAL ND
RxPERIEECED
snoE CLERKS ARE
X PLo YRD IN
THIS DEPART
MENT. |
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A -COMBINATION MFG. CO.. 9,s rover" ,esrSSi;
N will give written guarantees To tufnlsu - w
worth OF 'vVrk " Nv lot three years sent express
free while paving for now ec~ ing m tIlhr ~. XXI.
chimes taken iu exchange sYeeial lhuu'e"'"'' w
w.
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/ THAT WE SELL LADIEs
MISSES, AND CHnDRRNl
BOOTS. LOW SHOES, Ann
SLIPPERS. OF THR FfNEsT
POSSIBLE wORKNAksuIp
AT TWENTY PER CENT LRsi
THAN ANY HOUSE IN TIM
TRADE, Is NOW AN RsTAn
LISTED FACT.
OUR STOCK IA THE LARp
EST AND BEST ASSORTED IN
THE CITY. AND TnR DK.
PARTMHNT THROUGHOUT
THOROUGHLY COMPL
WITH EVERY DETAIL OF A
rllssr.CLASs snOR TRADR.
WE EXERCISE USUsuAL
CARE IN MEASURING. AND
GUARANTEE, IN ALL OAsEa
AN EASY AND PERI Pr.
AsUPERlOR LINE B0Ys
AND YOUTuyFRENCH CALF
HAN MADE BUTTONED
BOOTS ALWAYS on HAND.
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THE MARKETS.
tCaresnliy reported for ri2 fRieJxyl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
per A0rta R,g1y IesseIA and p1Iyr.o3s
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NEN-lOkh, Tuesday, March A 1874
ASHEsA very slow and uncertain demand prey9i ~,
stocks pretty large prizes are almost wholly nomns az
has eesn only moderate demara for Hard
Bir4 ard with prety lre t arya prices are rather weak
NJ. - 20 81; jersey 50 25dS5 20 Long Island az >,
go S. ~ as Darn. 6aSl Eco - f"9s e eE9lon
rhia $se$SO baltimore s7Gs5o. Yard prices delivery
CAS- 6iIs-Therc the jobbng trade going OIL and
PTss Sd s Tor Ssce ar a. t f.
Paent SPERM 3ec.; Paiaine, ZOG2c Refined speimacet
cEMEHr-The market for ROsendale has beer quiet but
b Forgn grades nave sold to FAIR 1s nj 5g ~ S %
hgges Portland quoted at 50 5oasl, ana nsau, SO 500
CHccoRY has been qnet at a. s5ie, gold, for German,
COAL-SothiDg new be noted business is rather
sIOw, yet late quotations are noHinally retained We
erpoo. cas- Do: so; Newcastle 90 sgdf5 Scotch 90,
Pcrnsyiyauia Mcsm0Telsud and West ViTgaA Gss ~ X
Cumberland SOFT and Broadtop IS 5OoSG and Anihraete
COCOA has been dun and nominal and with stock
CoFFHEitio vas QJiat S,t no'nualy unchanged at l5a
lsc gold 9r oflnaiy to prime csrg"ss no ssls
IL3 Naive CeTJSn lge narer5 ii.ae-Ie,e.
ki;a, "a lsc Aexicau ia ise Sayogla. loese Porto
Cacoo, lsal7c. Manila, l7alsc; Macaasar lSAgei9e ali
SGi0oPERAGE sTocK-Ths business during the pas, few
days has reached moderate volume and lale figures ere
az Hod j! feet ERary 10 Pm hSs at. %
do 2sa50c Mo;asscs shocks 81 sehes With HEADS 81 90
- 10; Sagar SHOCKS, with Heads 81 inches 500g 90
do &c inces 81 1882 10: ShOoks Zoe: Ram shooS,
s:aS4 -: Pine shocks. &c 50dS7.
CohDAGE-1he current Quotations are Manila Corcage,
~ thTcad, ID &c. e n DO thread aud
thread ~ IN. aud S,e in dhmecI, l5ae d. do 1. thread
e. ,an, lie. do. Hay Rope 4c, Manila Cordage Bolt
Rope YarAa DO do. 90 thread and tAreai Ties do
Thalc Lines 69r.; TsTTad Manila lac; Eile rarred
Saails Iat Yarn IL 2c Sisl Rope szes above II thread
and Has Rope ga.c: DO. Do thread and threaj lO9c
90. threat. lOc Eewzealand Cordage (siles abogs
Il ;iigeau Rope l2c DO thread and thread
G. ani IN lSc do do IL thread tsln l. Ec do DO,
La Yarn Ird, IL LIZ; Russia Hemp, TaTrof Cordage lse
American Hack-d Hemp. Tarred C0nlage lie.
CDriON-fhe market on the spot Was only moderately
late prices The failure OF the Bank OF the OF
SeYIOr early had quietiDg influence though there
nothing show that any Of The Cotton ae seriously
involved. The dsirust naturally resulting from such
had it, Influence the market though there
prices The 800 bales Oi which 600
bales 1s evening Ecudng 70J bales for export 40 bales
for AS bales Tor etstOD and o. In aGsi
The ips the IOrs II 2Ol bales against l047
bales day week 6774 bales this day last year
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In State bonds District of Columbia 3G5s were
strong and advanced TO 70. falling back again 10
1919. Missouri Us, Hannibal and st. Joe issue, were
strong at l0f.
In city bank shares Fourth National declined from
81 s5l2.
Railroad bonds were fairly active and firm OIL a
well distributed trade.
Stockholders Of Pacific Railroad Of Missouri will
find a notice of interest 30 them ~ our advertising
columns
The earnings Of the ST. Louis. Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company for the first week Of
March were $38, 200, and tor corresponding week OF
1875, ST., 23C 81; increase, 1885, 4s.
The following shows the exports c1cusve Of spe-
cie from the port of NewYorS TO foreign ports for
the week ending March {. and since the beginning
OF the year:
1874. 1878. 1879.
For the year. 49,. A75I4 s512s0O3 S3SSS6e4
Previously reported. 5275O5lO .46y3, 336 sISi7050
Total since jan J. .s57 5ol9is 97So312 sji I52Gss
Pllce OF gold. .......... liz 1885, Ilsa4
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The money market was not much affected by the
furry in stocks and the general ruIBpus occasoned
by the bank trouble and there very little doing
above per cent, the rate ranging very generally at
3I205, with business as high as 7. There was
nothing new in discounts. The United States Treas
urer to-day received $4,000 National bank notes
for redemption. The Customs receipts at Washing
ton amounted to $3.50, 900. The Internal Reyenns
receipts footed up 100000. The following is the
Clearinghouse statement Currency exchanged
$40, $50 1885, currency balances, $3,50l. 020: gold
exchanges S4.250, 500; gold balances, S80O,22
Government bonds were strong and moderately
active, though the market presented no new or
special feature. We closing street quotations