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I,yNC;HIIBi,IIIJIRc; ToBaC eco MARKET.

MARCH, 27.-During The past week, The weather
being harsh aud cold; but iIle tobacc6 was sold,
and most Of that In dry. rorgh conlition, con.
sis!ing principaiIy OF common and mixed grades,
which sold low. But little good and no extra fne
selling, consequently no very high saes q u good,
ripe tobacco. uniform IN color and In good order,
commands good prices. There Is no cbanRe In
continue quotations: 81 :. T. . n -. = :. !.
3Primings.-inftrior and common, Soc @*l.25 !;
good and fine; $1.50@$3. ..f..rtrt. -.
Lugs.-Inferior ano common, ,$2.50@S3.5o ;
gooo dark and, fine, 23. 759$5.50; medium and
good yellow, $5.5 0i@tz50 fine yellow smoking,$S
@$l2; extra, 81 39$25. d + ia =. ~.
'Leaf-Inferior and common, $4@t so; me,
dum good and~mixed $69t7; !. good dark and
red az 5O@ElO; fine dark and red, 81 300
SI4. So common and medium yellow, $sGSl0.50:
good yellow and dappIed wrappers, 81 9Sl5 ; line
fine yellow and dappiet wrappers, 81 6@S3O extra
yellow, &35G$S5.-Nel18. ~ x 81. ~ Er'
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iess 90: III s0asa 81 sosss.
1 nm. Darrss. SWEET YsiiSs. II :S0a
lSf go sss1ns and haymanas 81. ESQ 80
mixed he nd vtlse s. SEQ ssae saiss aa1idS 81
j E Er1s.-h nft es nfm az sc, per DOZEN.
FtSng .Sfa rket scsty city wills Pafent $3.50;
taPirfsy,n 81 !. Bonkfe slne. DC. 50s Buy sn1 Try'
s7.71 5t6er 81 s,ss Of fsM,iy asus. O.. sses3s;
fr e1ng s.Is 4 nc Yua .s6, secorGins TO quality
Aea!.- zoe per 60s ne. ii 81
Odfg-Msrsef Steady sales during the week ai
about 500 bushels. We quote western and aouth.
tPeanutsssS Sarktf ssetsy:. sslea ~ zs6 bags at
$3.50 per tusheE SzBaas At 5@el % Per hush-
el-toiaI, "a bags. saies 1g the sqeek 6sS faEa
|. Fen Market s'eldy. we quote biasksyed ss
l$29g@$2.5O per bazS 5fstf at SOC. ger bushel;
mir ar Bic. per bushels; cfay st .ltQsSf.2 20
per eusflel. $780, 80 ~ ~ q
shiagtel-2Ths MARKETS aifet and receipts light.
saps, 5@@S6.5O; 24-iHch heart. el20t16.50s
. Stree. There is some iEquiry for White Oaks OF
all classss,and we advance ,onr az
Headline $50 euIk. $25i ;Red Oshs are dug g and
iower- Prime are selitne now N $3 G cnais u
r.asrket very dull and We'll supplied We
Whet-Market snfes ana steady. Receipts and
SUES very Hghi. SWe quote at S1.20aSt.50, &c
cording to qualify and eoAd u@-LdndusaSfS
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and knew nothing pf these alssRed pam sci
on bis own account, 81 ,-,
4; IT I, I:

VARIOUS ITEMS.
Nv AsHINoroH, March SO. ~ The Presffent
was ssill Unable to receive Visitors to-day q
The condition OF representative Wilson. d,
West Virginia, IL somewhat Improved.
The Chief OF the Bureanof Statistics was
before the Appropriation Committee TO-DAY
protesting against the reduction from 370,-
600 10 $40 900. 4. q 80 go :
Two hundred and Fifty dollars have been
subscribed 10 the Treasury Department Tor
tbe SUFFERING employ Is OF the Printing and
Engraving Bureau. 81 :. .t7.I .
General Sherman fayora modification of
thellaw which prohibits officers OF the army,
both active and retired, from civil employ.
ment. 49, 81. Is .ttss4f g.ssIi
The Senate Ccmmittee on Commerce Is
sverse TO changing the organization Of light
house boards. 20 II s. -,3ss1 :ast. < S ~, y
II General Morgan's witnesses are not
here Tomorrow the prosecution will close
without them. @stf' -
The Navy Department viii require no de-
ficiency appropriation this year. 2stm.ai
Federal prisoners hereafter, FROM Mary
land, Virginia, and several other States, win
he sent to the West Virginia penitenliary
instead of Albany. - pa s'EE t.sz'' =
There were no southern nominations to.
day. IS ;;s.!fey..g = : = 81. =.
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AFFAIRS Ag wAsHINGTON.

THE EMMA-MINE sCAEDAL--MOREy DEM.
AIS FROM SCHENCK-kyIDENCE FROM
OVER THE SEA. gt lyn sos ~ ~. -
WAsHrNaToN, March 30.--Schenck's evil
depce to-day consists I'd series or denials.
MIR. Hewitt, member Of the committee,
called The attention Of the cbairman, TO the
fact that he had received the following cable
telegram frsm London, this naorpine:H Sai.
"chatrman Committee on Foreign Affairs :
In confirmation OF Lyons evidence nave
the original draft Of Sche nck's letter Of
sisnation in Parks handwriting, and re-
sDecting operations have proof that Schenck
received q cable telegram 10 Paris December
16. 1872, from Park, advising Q sale on The
intended passing Of dividends. and Schenek
sent Cheese borough telegram to sell ten
thousand shares for him. - MCDoUGAL, :.
-. - .sChairman Emms III ite.. - =
General Scbenck said he was confident
that no such draft Of the letter existed, anu
be was not advised TO sell STOCK, rs stated IN
the telegram. He, also denied thas he sent
telegram to Cheeseborough in relation !! TO Inc
subject. &C.,
mA1E-ooNTRAcTs 1NvasTIGATIoN. s,
WAsHiNaroN, March 30.4.The ,PosE0fice
Committee examined Francis B, Taylor, Of
Texas for some time q partner of i. II,
Sawy er In q number OF Texas contracts. is In
August, 1874, Taylor came to Washington
10 see why Sawyer bad allowed $4,000 to
$50, 900 in drafts to go TO! protest within the
wear. Sawyer excused himself for being shor
iby saving be bad been blackmailed. Wit
ness incidentally referred 10 $40 600 charged
to Ihe partnership account in 1872, and, be
ing rather out Of temper, remarked, ssnser
| ipgiy "Weii,. i suppose the Postmaster
General got that Il oifwhich Sawyer re
piled !" No, Bout got it." Note.-Rout
was at that time Second Assistant Postmas
ter.General1 SEi5,i ,as1 $50 y ~. /.
sawyer added that Postmsstar.Ge Genera
| Creswell meyer received scent, from him O
any one else that he knew on sSaWye
/ claimed to have spent between 1872 an.
4 1875 about $4,000 10 Washington for ex
1 pepses, and witness saw n.acceunbp resente'
BY Sawyer for. settlement with B.. e. Hick
lin, Of Virgins, and ether parties ID ereste!
4 ID certain lot OF ntil contracts, ifa 5q bic
i he iSawgerl had cha ged $$2Qq, 900 tosxpense
account f0r money legged 70 have been PAL
out .by thisa ia w aahingt ony 10 three ana.
ashaIl years. Witness sba III onis 0ne thirty
/ second interts, ia tho sawyer combinatleI
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SEW xoRk .lRON MARKET

! MARCH a6.-Fer American pig the mirket CON.
times depressed. IT has become apparent within
few days That considerable upderselIIng has been
going onaI,i 10 an extent that has some OF
the companesto notify their PRIZES IL Is nm nndes e
Stood Id, one or the largest companies on tne Lee
high has to-d,y rnsrktd down their pree OF No.
To- S22: and other grades in proportion fn,t t
ranortea that one or. Two Companies pave elsner
STOPPED or are about stoppfn9 Operations ne
t;lendsn company are usderstood 10 nave ceaaea
mining ore. There Is no Improvement 70 demand,
and on the whole The general msfkethaS ae presseu
annearance. Saies f,Oacs tons American pig os
private terms. For scotch pig thess y ssa n,
supiop proppty - he qpet,toss, sIs; 6,e s9s 3
aa2.6O Gnrscherrie Al 1890: Egaat9n e ~ fS
snsrican p.2, 500 for No. szafor No. 2; x19 iot
sorge Rails, as $k Tor American; ana saeei aan
sS5MS67. Old rails quoted Bomtnaly ~ t%9
ron stYt scrap, 432. Refined har-store pf1cfs ore
Bar swedes otinsry sizes bar, ssa 70 y
o inch ,round and ssuare-1 20 lncneS ny q ~
noh. $50; reansa 1Sse a1s s saG psss
ROUNDS. skaaS 10 nshes s6oss ~ s ssgsS
s7OGsi20: oyals and hsf-rounns ~ ssv sl,1sf
@sas horseshoe, ssS9sso 20 sSd :, sS Il
h Msl "a md IL, SzsaSiSO: naiI.rod, per pound
9n6sc.; sheet, Knssia- fl1912c., gold.--lnpr;1a
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! FINANCIAL.
/ RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
j ,isn., THURSDAY, March 80. 1876
900 Richmond and Daayille consols

IL "a Evsr
.ssALEs-sl 700 Richmond and Daaville coasola
sold at re. .fSi ~ y sS;i3Ss
r sa.e ssc,rhiea-v Virginia eossois. e7,k bid, 8s.
Virgiaia deferred. 81 BID, 9X s,sed; vireinia in,
terest ertiScares.22 asked Virginia tax.receiva.
I bic coupoas, 81 bid, S84 asked. 2 !.
Cftp Observation-Disclosures CITY S,s, 111k bid,
Petersburg City ss. IS od; FREEZER ssnrs city IS
iaS bid, 81 asked; Manchester S's, 80 asked; Nam
chester Bridge, Ss, 96 bid. w.
.Rntiroad BOn1s.-Tirginfa Central Railroad
third mortgage IS, j.. and J., 76k bid, 77 asked
yirainia and Tennessee Railroad; second mortgage
tersburg Railroad FIRST mortgage S's, j. and D..
105 bio; Richmond, Freoerfcks u,lrg and Potomac
Railroad mortgage Us, j. and, j. e4k, BID: Grange
and Alexandria Raiiroad second mortgage 6's, J.
CONSOLIDATED, 6,s, 81. annrn.; Tx bid; Richmond.
York River and Chesapeake Railroad and Steamer
8's. and j., S2k asked. 1..e:el-.s.
Railroad Stocks.-R ichmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per- cent: Guaranteed
com mon, 90 par, 95 bid; Scabnard and Roanoke
Railroad guaranteed, I 90 par, 90 bid. 70
Bank Stocks.-Fir5t Naionat, 90 par, 114X bid,
12S ask Merchants National, 100 par, 0O ask
So Bank n e re 20 20
Merchants and Planters Savings, "a paI, 90 bid.
ak asked; Riehmonc Banking, and Insurance
Company. 25 par, 32k asked; Citizens Savings, 25
par, 2OH bid, % asked. 5-g..f;.E
rine rs par, 35h bid 379 asked: Virginia state, IS
par. Z64 Did: Virginia Home. 90 par. 105 asked:
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, S7k bid. 90
asked; Granite Insurance Company. 100 par. 80
asked: Commercial Fire. Insurance Company, 25
par "a asked; Richmond Fire Association, rs par,
1 8 bid. "a asked >, :ss2z,J5 5'7.2 ~. go
Neutrality-suspicious. River and Kanawha
Packet, 12h par, 8 bid, 10 asked.
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III rsssssa 3 ssaassas hsItsslss sa4sc. ress,
Soss: Manilia, pezt 1891 e.. iuss. s,tc. s
1870 sFnss AZ sasaerasasn eco Coz
SanernhcaDigie Bb0: Flo,1r. fI Rau6oae. sssz
Pfecm mt. 600: Harvssr1s trnsacrc.Food.f ssf
tansnahaafs % i TURNER'S Excelsior, $s2. sIss
LfeOrics Pdjtz-J. g. & Co. Sic. b. r., 2ss.
1urabcrs Stuvsss Etc:
1snuber: White aak, sIs.5oss 900. wes4sr,
s3b@s75 q 1000. YeIln- nine Boards. siD , III
Pine. s2.10aso: cypress stx.iich. s7 d.
ol6;9goo. Laths-split, 81 30; sawed. s2@F2.25 =
Snyes.--Whissey-Sarr ttaber. gre.n. ii saaf
barrel timber. ssRs7.50s % !. eo0.. Flour hare
o o9si So sas si5 ssgseaa hoops densnd. hies
Rags Mixed eotsoE. akc.: white. 4@5c.; wool:
i Liarors. wines. nc.
AZ: Scotch. oes brands. pints, s2@ss1s r
Rsafasd W1tsaeu,s Marker advancing and s.ssd
PROOF, nominal at sIsS0Hs1l55. =. :,
giss a ma new. s2ss Pc: cd
safn !, i Domestic, ii .2s5s2; imported. So case
!. i;Brandtes: Domestic: sL;25@s2: fruit: 1850
y SO: spple. new, s2.z5@tS; Virginia peacfz
sIiII-Esea.
Gtipssug: soc. q bushel. -
Bro1onstufs soc. " bdsn.i. stsis1R. ~
' fs;seas: B SSs, = a sasns5 q Srxael
Cora RrGa:. 1s@28c.; AZ sushs1sT .I~t.:'
ft33"Z Powder snot. Etc. ~ ~ ~ "a
E.ss: Foyrs mining. SO. soc. 1sE25 n 100 leet
!. PSte ea 1919 ny ne nye kegs-less tGaD hve
shot: Horthern: sS.4o 40 IL SO "a nas or as ms.
ST1HdGo7les. 14l124c- u n-----------.-s-~---.----
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Turkey.
fhNcE MILAN GAVE ASSURANCE OF PEI

'A'ScE MILAN GAVE ASSURANCE OF PEACE.
civ s.s> hareh 20.-Tbe TasGlaA OF this
,it,, Ss1s that after The Austrian renresepta.
,bs, !, pI ~ informed Prince Milan, OF Seryis,
ri, w y pg declared war against Turkey, Aus.
Primo CYL n,, DC compelled 10 occupy Seryia,
skin a4''ah wrote 70 the Emperor OF Russia
Tbss r wi pa'efnal advice in Toe matter.
ton w.. Ist replied that II thg Eastern ques.
Diet % 10 Sti!i solyable without great con.
spyrhin.h oped Prince Milan would avoid
Enrnnns tending TO dis. urb the peace 81
sross 81 u, however, farther complications
Waited s'Sa would lose nothing By having
pacific 0a ,saIle Of this letter seryis cav.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
.r, =. 'RIcHMOND. March 90 1871

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
." RICHMOND, March 80. 1875.
OFFERINGS
WHEAT White. II bushels. Red, 372 bushels.
CoRN.-Nhite. 54S bushels -Aired, 642 bushels.
OATs.-362 bushels. -&nia3I
. CLoyRR-$EED.-42b bushels. i,.f .s
POTATOKS,-50 bushels. 49, .,..s.',.a.--
s..s. |isaLEs. rs
WHEAT.-WRIe, 1872 bushels prime at .55
80 buEhals fair on private terms; 20 bushels at
Sl.50: 40 bushels At $r;57; 116 bushels Tery good
at ~ So fatal, 400 bushels. Red: 81 bushels at
81 45; 80 bushels common at &k10; so bushels
very good ON private terms ;76 bushels fair ON
private terms; 50 bushels, at 40: 100 bushels
common at 81 .25-total, 372 bushels. =
CORN White, 102 bushels prime at 55c.; 100
bushels private s.; 40 bushels very good al
54c. ;;1SS bushels very good at 53c.--'olal, $50
bushels. Aized, "a bushels very good at 53r; Il 80
bushels good at 52c.;1f0 blsneis very good at
54c-fotal 314 bushels. ? =
OArs.-3O bushels very good spring at Acc; 80
bushels goodSpriEg at 45c.-total, II bushels. -
CLOVER SEKD-42 bushels on private terms.
- 2t'4 RE-EXHIBlTED.
CORN White, $50 bushels. ut. s'
:, OATS.-232 bushels. ,.st y, ..fH :; .lr.H
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAB ons 29.-Cotton has been. in better, requcs
This week, IT d we note considerable sales at yeRy
lators are very eanIious abcni buyinz, and
are not d.spos.d to pile % 10 heavy socks. Neg
" IT'D constderasie snsiness sdoie \ r. eonslasn;
has taken ore largely This season thar before
or Americen cotton, Witch, sas csasea the Visible
The receDts in his eoup,fy arsabout haH million
bales above those OF last season.
The demand for peanuts is activc, an6 good lots
Corn Cor IS in request a Ssc fopsoodlO,s Of white
cotom.sThe market has ruled nfsn since our last,
with coos dera he sales for exports Sptuner9 have
also bought freely, sales reschfng $50 bales Oh 2
basis Of Sc for sood rnidaline. W., quote;; Bath5
bow middiing. 1l@iIxa.; middiiIR,- i2M@i SEc-
shs. qnosl ss 4n' 0hesns'
iPeaa and Beaas:-Blsckeye peas, S1@A le:
beans nohinal Al 75c@sl; black peas, S0cs$l.
!, ;gusssr-G6elss: ssesac ;good to prsme, use
dsggs;-iaa barrels, l5Ql4e. D dozeas in crates,
Fsuthsrs.-Prime i've goose, 55@5sc.; common,
Drsed Fruit-Apples fancy, a n. 1e4c. quar-.
tiers and halves, 10c.; sliced, l24c. Peaobes-NoRe
I Broem- Cora.-eree,i, s@sHc.; red, 1855.
Potatoes.-ta rly Rose, $5.75@a2. .r,
Sumac % O@60c. - .-I'''Hs ~ 49, &5.sta
TaLop.-9@l0c "a D, s'rfle
Cider Tinegnr.-35HA0cs4 % gallon. GsE5sts :
WeoL-Washed, 35@4Ue.; .unwashed. 20@90c. !
Standardization, ;50l@$4, sap, S225M
S3. Cyprsss-No. heart Si0@S11; No. 2, ESQ
SO: saps, $51S7.7s s$t-s i - a-;8.fg
Wheat active. We quote common GRADES of
red ut $i.20@8l I30; fair, 81 $50 Il 40; prime
10 choice. 81 so: common grades OF white, 81 80
@$l. fair, S1.35@S1. 40: prime to choice,
81 So. Selected samples OF amber would bring
Rye-Market dnlE at 75RS0e. zts. 4ac,
CSrn,- >ew white 55@5Sc.;, slightly MIXED
Onts.-Spripg. Csc; car brad lots, 81 152Hcs q !
ySheaf .0dts.-90c. @Sl.1o asihundted. H., sres
| Z Timothy HayG$l. .g.sI r,f..s.,4. +, rs. ~
North eT1 Hdy.--Sd. 70. .<.,;9r ~, ~ ~ ri
| Clorer Hdy-None IN market. ~ Ls.,g., j3,s r.,
M asss S angs 40 hSns, sSndfed - e
Sh,tcks-40@50c. "a hundred. ~ 7 ~
Wheat Strat1,-50c. a. hundred: ,.rfur;
oct Stralu -60a75c. u hundred. i : yt,s
Rye Strno.- e0@70c. q hundred. al ..'s
Pea Vinss.-4D@05oc. shuodred. -Appeoa ;. i,
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NEW YORK DRY GoeDs TRADE!

MARC II 2S:-There was somewhat less depress-
ed feeling to-day, and tobhers were do!ng
the cause OF the trotbIe snd Old stagers 10 whom
.tspen winters are familiar profess not TO be al
all surprised They say twas the same In the spring
Of 1857 and $50, when gold was the currency,
and that no business can De reasonably expected OF
any magnitude with oceans OF mnd all over The
country, and that better weather dries upthe In.
,passabIe roads we shall have more business 1T
proyerbia that history repeats t'sel SO encourage
meut based on these premises anscarcsly De called
rash. 1.r,.,t5,...-t ,,.!,,,s
side.b bands at $40, AND eheviot shirtings at Gc.
have gone off remarkably well. rst7..,s,!.9
Print cloths were steady but quiet at SIC. ;f0l
goods sent 10 England have rcahzt d. Sc. for Fall
River. -. .-.-,t..,.
th sHGh Goods a. IS L. Vas
tai business dSne. - -. u ;"
BIeached ana brown sheetiugs andshirttugs were
in good deu and for the most desirable maEos, and
The Lawrence LIB have been advanced 60 TIC,
with the usual trace discount, at wh,eh 'beg are
very firmly held, no '.memoranduming OF com
mi ss.ops of any sort or kind being Tor
n moment. s'Phis "a tie first patch Of bias % the
cloudy.busipess sky We have had the pleasure OIL
announcing for sometime. he weather.wise sailor
Is always grathed oy suen symptom wnen s,n asa
10 allow so much blue to he perceptlble as VIII
make Duchmau's breeches,'' his 10y y great IN
deed. Perhaps bottom has oeen reacnedaiter al
'WooiIenj and worstcd goods were generally slow
10 move 1t Is Interesting ITO Dotas that mere are
673 sets of.nf w0lleR machinery kssIunmns DIV
Than were in operation AZ this time iasr year. hiS
means a curta1lment OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20
100000 yards OF fancy casslmrr. 5 InoUn. Ss
about 124 per cent OF the entire proaue. o .ns
or ID is conservative course some day before ionR
There was nothing particular to- record as Il
foreign goods were very quiet alb Eoand.-.5oasr.
4
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FOREIGN lNxELLlGENCE.
Brazil. 49, - hi'', ga
THE IMPERIAL PARTY lin ROUTE NoRTHs


--.--S.-----~---w WARD. -
. BAnIA, March a0.-Thessteamer Hevelins,
With tie Emperor and Empress: Of Brazil on
board, arrived here. to-day The Emperor
did mot land here ia consequence of the
auarautine,y and the Hevelins proceeded for
Perbambueo this evening. go ~ - z -
/ The Emperor wilremain three months in
the United States, and will proceed to Cali
fornia before attending the Centennial Exhi.
bitiop. he expects TO arrive ia New York
FApril Gosh. The Empress will remain IN the
East during the Empercr'ssl journey through
the United States. EaT ,.S.E > y z ssG''@ = 8
THE PLAGUE AT BkGDAD.2 H.,
.CoNsyAsr1NopLE,s March 30 The Lerant
Herald announces that 7theG plague has
reached Bagaad, where there are tea cases
4 Pie Egyptian sanitary authorities quaran-
tine vessels from the Persian Gulf. fifteen
days. I'D s,,.I 9 1919 r az .... ,,,.'
rar DYNAMITE JExPLosIos-oFHclAL sEpeRT
OF THE iN nv Arlos. 4, il s.
BsRIrs. March.3G-The official inYestiga,
| tion into the dynamite expiosi lon at Bremen.
haven syieyefopess The following regarding
Thomas Il That, his real name WAS "a exander
Keith! Jr. ::ltbats he was born ia Halifax, n,
g.: that ;he barboIed and aided blockade.
| runners. and became one hiHseif; and thai
he absconded from Halifax in 1864 with
$50. 600 OF s2O0, 0O0, entrusted to hfm-by
the Confed erases to buy provisions .:fol
the southern army. Tue. report states
| that tteb amount = embezzled was equa
tn the larger Y am6ttpt above named
and Included Saa22 ,0Oe insurance OF
! tha steamer Called onis,3 which was lost "a
1ssea. Keith subsequ ensly lived In New Yorl
| as Alexander King hon Oh. but bis COB
INJECTIONS there are unknoWp. To 1885 ~
i appssFsd &c Highland In pessession Of 80,
1000, Hs married theg6 Mss Setitis Part
= COME coll nef named Sfl6ot, whel
be had delEasasb had him arEesseet 40 90
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A Serious Mishap to a New Haven
Drawbridge-The Imperial Visitors
to the United States-The Pennsyl-
vania Methodist CONFERENCE.-THE
Contract InvestigationA Mail ],
Ro bber Sentenced-Char-
lottesville Bank Gases Post
poned-The River Falling
at Lynchburg, Etc. - ,
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 28.-Therer Is more doing for shipment
In henucky leaf and seedleaf at STEADY agl H
lOUcases seed: eaf sundLies at 7G25c = 81 cases
New ENGLAND, crep 1873, On private terms: II
cases New, England, crop I Sa4, at z. 9, 70. and
OHIO no. crop H9 1874 at 5kSbac; ia cases Penn:
I sl lvania,- crop S74 on private iermsi and -290
bales Hayana4t sse a$l virginia lear Is qust
at 29sS er1kn FOR daas gap
pers. 20@30c. for smokers, ard 6kt6 &c. Tor lugs.
Kenatuky LedE- Common lug,. light 4k@5 3c.,
heavy 5(G5hc. good Tugs, light 5k@6tc, heavy
dun leaf: light sK@9Ac.,s heavy 9MI0Hc; good
lear. light 1U@1lc.. heavy 1lgl4G;; nne leai'
light II k9 l3c.. heavy 12k@l5c All new crop.
Muryiand-E $4s0$4 81 20 sau Ea com CON-
ding. 5000: good. 10 due red, SS@sli fancy
Si3@$2O: upper country, $6.50QS25; ground
leaves new. s3@$10... 80. !, -. -, 2
ish and brown. S7@s7 so: medium 70 ane RED $s
mSI o common to; medium spangled, $79t9 !;
fine spangied TO yellow. S1e@$l5. -. -
crop or 1s7a.-Naesw fnsland wrappers, sso@
$45: assorted lots, 81 2@P25 seconds, Yto4!S u
filters, .6Q$S. Pennsyivauta assorted lois, $iSg
s25. New York assoned lots, COCO 20 nns gt
Ohio assorted lots, SS.50@Sl0; Wisconsin as
sorted lots, $7@$9. ..:#-,. - W .h,..-
Crop Of 1S74:aNew Euglsnd urapese;rsss sntp.
p wra nss seconds Alters
Selections, S5$7 seconds ahdflers shipping ios,
S7@fS. Pennsylvania assorted lots. .Sdaa@$SV.
NS YoT a sss ssosss e
sT sSSrUessn.-Hayanan filters, common, so@S5c.; Ha-
eTs s s71aqf oe
Manufactured Black WORE, common ana me-
dun, In Dond, l4@l7c., good and hne,ln BONG,
10000 bright work, commo ana msoI a4i. IN
WINS Other crude HlD'd.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 0-Noon-stocks active and
unsettled. Money. 8. Sold, 113x1 Exchapge-Long,
4S7: short, 400. Governments Gull and steady.
SLa es quiet with better feeling. -.
Eoening. MONEY. 21s@3. Gold, l131@11 81.
Sterling quier at 467. Governments dull and steady.
States quiet and nominal rsf ~.ta ..;@ g
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pETERsBURG TOBACCO MARKET

MARCH 29.-The market, closed with adown-
ward tendency on nil grades except hne. heavy
receipts during the week have been light. but
enough 10 supply the demand. We expect the Offer
ings mex, week will be heavy, from the present
prOspects of fine season for handling: Bright
fancy, $15@&55; good leaf of cecided character,
$12@S15: good leaf: dark, S3@$l2:' medium
G6S7 25: Tugs, common, S3l1$4.-AppedL =
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We continue our quotations.: r
DANyILLE TOBACCO s1ARKET.

lReported expressly for the Richmond kispatch.l
MARCH 3O.-Large receipts since last report. No
change in ignres. "A II grades taken readily.
rLugS.-very common, 83@s5; common, $5G$6;
medium, $6@SS: good. SS@$1O. GsS
Fiilefs:-Common, $6@sS: medium, % Oslo;
good slO@sl2.a u, o cs . AIM, ,rioht
IN ns slegss1Ssa medium bright
p Bright .Wyapgers.-Co Common. $10@S16; me
dun; s16@t28; good, $2S@i35; extra, &35@
Hahoqanv Wrappers. Common, 81 4a$20@$20
@$29; medium; $2S@$30; s0od, $30@$34: ex-
ira, a349$4S. .~-rt1 ,.-.. nv. Il ALPHA