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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

APRIL 3.-Beautiful weather did much to-day In
improving the character of trade More life was to
be found everywhere, and In the increased volume
of trade is seen Its influence upon buyers The pri-
eipal Transactions were confined 10 sucn houses as
STYLES of prints and gnghnns moved with more In
dication that the trade Is not oversuppled with
in selections of such jobs rs were 10 be found
In cotton goods the movement from agents hancs
cannotbe cassed AZ large rs tobbers are 80 well sup
lar that tcle Is no incl na:ion TO Increase stocks
unless ut very marked concessions. Many changes
are occurring which, confined principally TO brown
ami be.ched cottons will he found In price-cur
rent but the fact Is, figures are 700 Irregular TO
give them in detail in This column; esides, from
ductiyc OF harm without being youcbed for
In some styles of brown cottons low prices have
effected movement but there Is no general action.
Courtyard sheetngS have been marked qnite low
and STANDARD styles have sold very well. Bleached
as are required to meet Immediate dlstribxilng sales
are very low. Denims and dyed ducks are doing
quite well, and show more legitimate demand for
small assortmcnts than anything We can refer to-
Rolled jaconeIs are generally reduced 10 Sic. by
agents, and have the appearance or more business.
Printing cloths, with nothing doing, are held very
firm at &C., yet at &c. and above there Is no 0iiSi-
ness In view. and with the mills running and print
crs stopping 1t looks more Ike lower figures than
Prints have beea doing better with agents, and
choice wor and styles In moderate selections have
been IN moderate movement tie nilen %',e priih,s
Fl cev offered 1T 7c metz. which'is very low figure
for wide prints. ~. .-, .,.... .st.., I
Dress goods are In request for such assor,meuts as
are necessary keep ocks complete and meet the
wants of trade. '.' ..,,.
Wooleu goods cannot bc called active, for though
We 1ni some houses doing fairly In orders aud se-
lectlons of seasonable GOo there Is no general acs
tion TO be noticed. The stocks OF lightweight
woollens ure very well reduced and anything OF a
late demand will leave The market exceedingly clean
| Of assortments OF q desirable character. 49,.
Cotton warp beavers have done very well SO far,
and, rs we anticipated would be the showing. the
business is ahcd of last year. All wool beavers are
of importance are TO be referred 10. Chncnillas
and funcy overcoatngs. OF low medium quality, are
showing some signs Of life. and the business Is mol
wholly unsatisfactory. - ~ ~,
In the lighter weight goods for winter, such n
casters, trcols. and doeskins there Is something
doing but the business falls TO give satisfactor!
! showing-Journdt Of Commerce..
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 3.-TO6dccO.-Ihe dealings III Kentucky
leaf have been small. This Is attributed chiefly TO
the small supplies of the crop, the receipts of
which are much behind, and are understood to be
last wear at this lime. The small offerings of the
crop have been taken in instances by lnanufac-
lurers at 12@l5c. for good. Sales are $50 hogs
at 5Gl2Oc.: 40 cases New England, 1875 crop, at
l2M25c.: 81 cases Pennsylvania, 1875 crop, at
aS S sss VrsSs at Soc srSps n
lelf fair trade 1T strong prices The following are
The quotations: Virginia bright wrappers-common
Ira line, 45@65c.; smokers. 17M3Oc.; dapplr
wrappers, 20Gr3Oc.; red wrappers, ls@22c; dark
medium to good, I1h9l3c.; dark extra shipping.
Kentuckv Leaf-Coinmo1 lnEs, Hight, 4HGa5c: {:
s@6!;c; Common leaf, light. 6lt61fc.; nesvY,. !
@e!lc.; medium leaf, light, 7E@1 oc.; heavy: 10
Eop e leaf h h aSi?f S:7 nsT isd l
MaSyiana@nfsrIort to frosted ss.S6 81 sound
sa ddIins s sSS s eoda sss ansy
$l2@S16; upper country, S4.50@S20; ground
ish and brown. s56A$6 medium to fine red, s5eo
SO; common TO medium splugled, s6@Ss; fine
spanslssd to yelloT; sIo@sl55;s 7a New England
wra ape ' Common. io@iac.:. medium. I4@
Isc. 1ne. 2o@25c. New England seconds. s@9c.;
PENIS yIyania wrappers, l7@3oc.; New, York rs
sorted lots. common TO medium, 1000; 0hie
assorted lots, 5alS7ac; Wisconsin assorted lots
common, 10@l2c.; tine wrappers, 14@25c.
medium, 27h@s5c;; selections, 4o@s0e., sec;
onds, 1o@12c:;, filler. 6T7hc.; seconds and
lots. Ia @25c.; wrappers, 35@45c. New York as
sorted lots, common TO medium, 6A@12 &C.; good,
assorted lots, .44@7c. t.sr a. ~ -
Observation-Disclosures work, common and me
dunn. in bond, t3xl16c.: good and fine, In bond,
bright work. common medium, III DODQ,
21@23c.; :. good and fine. in bond. 25fG44c.
Foreign.-Havana filters, common. 75@S5c.; lia-
yana filters, fair, 0Oc.@$1; Havana filters, fine.
S1.O5@$l.15: iarl- and III cut. assorted tnone
III first bandsl. 9O@95c.-I04rnak u COMmerce.
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The Turf.
SUCCESS OF VIRGINIA TRoITlNG-H0RSE.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

SUCCESS OF VIRGINIA TRoITlNG-HoRsE.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, April ga match trotting-race
for $1,000 took place on the Campostella
track this afternoon between Sadie Bell, OF
the Eastern shore, and Carrolton, Of Balti-
more, which was won by the former in
three straight heats. Time: 2:+5, 2:4S,
2:4G. The track was very heavy from the
recent rains. A large crowd was in attend
ance, and an excursion steamer came over
crowded from the Eastern shore.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph TO the
s...-. @ Dispa,ob.I 10"
NORFOLK, Va, April "a large crowd
attended the Campostclla race-course to-
day TO witness the trotting-match between
horse Carrolton, from Maryland. and mare
Sadie Bell, from the Eastern Shore Of Vir-
einia, for purse OF S1,0O0-best threcsinl
i've. 1t had been raining three days, and
the track was a little heavy. The betting
was two to one in favor OF Sadie Bell, aud
a considerable amount Of money changed
hands The mare won easily. ia three
straight heats. Time: 2.4S, 2:45, 2:46. eng 4
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os,OCRERY. GLASSWARE. &C..

SPRING, GOODS.-I now have in, store q
y full line of The following goods: DECoRATEr,
DINNER andIEA-SETS, some ne#. d BeaTi irl
designs; GOLD-BAND and WHITE, CHINA DIN.
NEH- and TEA-SETS, very cheap; T0ILET5SETS
French and Enelsh-oyer Fifty different patterns;
RICH CUT GASsMAs1hs rs nse,s aa sI
binds; fine and common T ABI E-GUTLEEY;ae le
gant VASES. ,CABINET-SETS, and BR0M Me- tg
RATORS OF the best ,nlakera; 1IIO!I SE-FUtI
NISHING and KITCHEN. UTENSILS Or o,n sy usr
kind Persons In want OF goods in my ne TOD
before making their purchases. All goods VIII %
sold at the very lowest prices. ;, r.vr ot,: d.
mh,Ia ...f,,..-, t;-,-fLj lOlI Main street. {
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 4.-Eeao.-The sales to-day were larger
than for several days. The market opened and
continued active to the close Ut the sale. We OBJ
serve very small proportion OF the offerings
are good, most Of the tobacco being poor and green.
We report the market active at quotations.
Uncommon, S6G1$7; medium. S7@$S;
good, ss.50@s9.50; good to fine, sloGsl2.
Lugs.ECcmmon, s3@$4 medium to good. SAC
So: Gue, S5.50@57.50.-AppedI.
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!, A Terrible Explosion.
ONE pena0H KftEgp AMI TSofHER faTaLBY
lNJuREp---A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

fNsUnNET "a pl 1tskHzSRVV5zhFI 1AhfS' ~
NEW YORK, April 5.--Ana explosion oc-
CURED at 1880 this morning, by which hfr.
George w. Jewett Of 1.-THE firm Of John
Jewett & Sons, manufacturers OF white
lead, was INSTANTLY killed, and Mr.. .Oryille
d. Jewett, his brother, fatally wounded.
Another member OF the firm, Mr.. Joseph A.
Dean, was wounded in the leg, but his in
turies are not dangerous. -.
Persons who were attracted to the scene
by the noise and SCATTERING OF the windows
found the three members Of the firm lying
bleeding upon the floor amid the ruins OF
the office furniture. The floor and the per-
sons OF the injured men were covered with
SCOT. Fragments Of q bomb, which, when
whole, might have been some four inches in
diameter, were found in the office and adj
Joining room. 1t Is mysterious affair.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 5, 1877,

CUFGN AND + LUUES EACFiANIE.
RICHMOND, April 5, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WTEAT-Rcd, 426 bushels.
CORN White, i ,0SS bushels.
OATS.-33S bushels.
SALES.
WIIEAT.-Red, SO bushels at SLIGO: 800 bushels
very good at 81 .75-tota 426 bushels. -.
White 312 bushels very good at 52c. |;
so bushels very good at 53c. 500 bushels prime
ut 53c 1872 bushels good ut SEC. rs bushels prime
ut 54c.-total, S22 bushels.
OATS--300 bushels very good on private terms.
REMARKS.
There was no further advance in wheat to-day,
very good selling at S1.75, which Is equivalent to
$3.50 for prime.
Corn was fairly active ut 53c. for prime. One
small lot sold ut sac. The upper tendency seems to
be checked. u.. '.... '.'.
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NEW YORK WOOL a.ARKET.

APRIL 3.-There has been very little done thu
far This week, and prices are weak and unsettled
the trade Is brought about almost entirely Oh 4
pressure to sell. Sales are 10000 XXObio feec:s
&C 44c.; 900 lbs. Ohio feeces at 40c 1000 lbs
necticut eoinbiDg on private terms; 5000 lbs
washed OHIO deaine ON private serni; 1000 d in
fuc washed Ohio delaine Oh private terms; 10000
bs fan California ut l7c.; 900 lbs Oregon Beeces
at 27c.: 1000 lbs California pulled on private
terms O6 bales full California at l4@S16c; lO0Oo
iornia, slightly bury, at 24c.: $4,000 lbs. spring
California OIL priyaie terms: $4,000 1bs:. western
Texas on private terms; 1000 lbs. fine eastern
Texas OH private terlns.-Journai Of Commerce.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, April 5, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised TIA hogsheads, IA
tierces, and 20 boxes. The offerings ar auction on
Change we're 113 packages; Of which number "a
were TAX en- in, and the remainder sold Mt prices
ranging from S2.7O 10 S57.
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u.Ny1LIE TOBACCO MARKET.

[Eeported expressly for The Richmond Dispatch.J
APRIL 5.-Breaks light.
LuoS-Ncw-Colnmon. S4a$5; good. $5@S6;
common bright, $S8$15; good bright, S15@
Lear.-New-Common se@Ss; good, s10@$12;
common bright, S15@$2O: good bright, S25 Gs3G.
Old Hrappers-Common, g. 3@S30: good, $50
@*4O; fine, $40@S50; extra, $50@$65.
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MLMINGT TON MARKETS

APRIL 3.-SDirits Turpentine.-The market
opened firm at 33l9c. bid. and closed firm at SIC. g
gallon for country packages Sales to-cay Of 500
eases at 34e. ..a.,,- 81. s.. >. H..
Rosin.-Market firm at s1.70 for strained aud
Its for good strained. We hear Of sales OF $50
barrels good str;ued at s1.75 q barrel. ..f,.
Tar.-There was qulcter feeling In the market
for this article but 70 price, the receipts
Crude Turpentine.-Nlarket steady 1t 81 80 for
hard and $3.50 for virgin and yeIlow-dip, the re-
ceipts OF the day selling at those figures. -:
Cotton.-There was a better feeling In the market
fer this article To-day, hut no change in quotations
The sales comprise As bales. rs follows: bales Mt
&C; 5 bales at 1Dc.: 10 bales 1T 1O4c. and II
bales at lie. q H. In the absence Of official reports
we quote Us follows: Ordinary, 9hc. q b.; good
ordinary, Ole: low middling, l0ac.; mtddling.
lie. Quotations conform TO The elassliicaions OF
the American Cotton Exchange.-Star.
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lOther houses had sales at like prices.l
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET, its - u.s."

APRIL 2.-VirCinla bright five pounds. 90c.
@Sl: Virginia bright dre and extra twist, 20
@7Jc.: Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist, 10
@75c.; Virginia medium g. and 12-inch twist, 81
MG5c.: Virginia common t. and 12-inch twist, S ia
6Oc.: Virginia mahogany navy IS, As and 5s, 529l
55c.; Virginia smoking, 1aas and Is, 5OGe5c.
KENTUCKY. ..-. 80
Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 56G58c.;
Louisville navy, mahogany, 50E56c.: louisville
navy. mahogany. second Class. h0952c; LOUISVILLE
navy fine black. 4S@51c.: Kentucky smoking to-
bacen, u.s., IS and Is, 1905 lc.-Courier-Jo
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LOUISVILLE LIvE-sIoeK MARKET.

APRIL gattse.-Thc receipts to-day amounted
to 4IS head, all OF which changed owners The
market opened slow and continued the same up 70
the clos e. although owners were firm in regard to
nriees falling very little IL any from offerings in the
early part of the day. Best shippers we quote at
S5.260l$5.50; prime, g; 75@s6: a5 best butcher.
"a 6t}SpS5; prime, ~ Gs&4. % ;,meEtum, S350@S4;
and common and rough ut 3@s3.6o o leo ms,
4ano rhe market Is dull, with no material change
L. nSchs host "a 71lGS5,25; light, 1925 1S4. 70.
Shseo-The market was fair al ceiling on Arrival
Of iS 9o ses ssaSa rs primes saa
s93fef Cdos- he market was good ~ sapSe
p head-SoHrtsr + z g .Esf .,4
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Idnother DiSpdtch.l

ATLANTA, GA, April '5.-George Sharpe,
Jr., a jeweler well known throughout the
South, mysteriously disappeared on Friday
night last. Nothing has been heard OF him
since. Various rumors are afloat as to the
cause Of his disappearance, and it is gene
rally believed that it is owing to his heavy
indebtedness
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PETERSBURG. CATTLE MARKET.

|! APRIL 4-Petersburg livestock market for the
week ending Marcn 80. 1977:f The market this
week has been lower owing to the great number OF
country cattleiu market. We quote MOI western
gross common. 21e931:c.. gros>. Feals, s59SlO
p head. Good fat mutton In demand Mt 49BE.c..
T@,7Izc., net Hogs, S7.75SSS-4ppeal. 44ni7-rf,i
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ALEXANDRIA aIARKETS.

APRIL 4.-Flour Is active, and we note an advance
of Csc. on all grades. Wheat Is firm at Sl.72 for
choice; receipts very light. Corn Is shade better,
and sales were made ut Soc; offerings Of no BUSH
els No sales OF rye or oats reported. Country pro-
duce guiet-Gdzete. '''.'
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rHINA AND .PLATED-WARE,,a,-
[CyAsscs, new styIes-cameo, DECORATIONS; 90,
LoGNE SETS Of tie late YisIa aSa Tsn FraneS
and EnfIish direct In portation;; CHAMBER SETS,
epa t- variety; Plated. plckle-stands,
Tea-Sets Card Recciyers-alE new patterns !; pAR-
Tor q DAL VASES handsomely DECORATED
BRONZEs-French and Japanese finish. Cali and
see Styles and prices teiorG purchaslny No trouble
- ~ successor TO James w. Gibson,
do -s-1I2-(-r-.. 1907 Main street.
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BY telegraph.
y . NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. April 5.-Cotton steady: uptands.
Ii &C.; Orleans, IL LII &c.; sales bales y
to Great Britain, 23.os4 baies;i to France. sss'
riies.; Flour IO@25c. higher I; superhne western
snd Stale. Sc. 20@SB.S0: southern tour frIner;
semmea g Wheas decided chanse
and In moderate demand. Corn shade hrmer ang
in moderate dernand; ungraded western mixed, "a,
better and fairly active. Cofee-sgnr quiet andun.
changed; refined IN fair, demand. Moasses anlet
and without material ehange 81 Pos Iu nm M
changed. Turpentine steady At 315S25Sc.I tork
closed sI Ia5a eyaf IL h5
closing at 81 OF: bid: held firmly at
quiet and unchanged. =. ,,.y,.;., .;,t,i,.s
BALI lMONsEE r. T,is
BALTIMoRE, April 5.-FIour strong anf outlet
,sssof holders CITY Mills and Flo brands, $500
IS. Is; other grades unchanged. Wheat stroag; &c.
m nand si9 2 p rshsssyao1s E g5
a ;n r$ss s 4saer f ni
Willie. 52c.: yellow. 53c. oats steady ana firm
e. IS n Bacon@saouiders, earss sast Hams
asSl4s w fasskdnts & sGf ass
easier Mf ia; rs,ctSelsNAfi IS" ''' =
CINCINNATI, April 5.-F1our arm and uncllanged:
Wheat stronger aud scarce ied, IS 0@S!.6o Corn
Use. Barley dutiy sat, bUeEIOc.ttf OfG easier "
S14.5O@Sl4.75. Lard active steam, $9.V 10 kettie
|S1O@S10.5O. Bulk-mestss easier; shoulders, 5SQ
5kc.; lshort RIBS, 7@74c; short cl9ar sides, ~.
Bacon dull st 64aShc. and e4c for shoulders clear
o, and esaE sldss WHISKY Snsslssd q o Sa
Sa asseG Ss sE sea shpBsa i0
81: :, . LOUISVILLE. a. "a f,:ir
LoUisyIILE,s Anrii 5s-- Flour steady and nm
unchanged. Wheat scarce and wanted Corn otei )
Rye dull and unchanged. Pork frm. az . to,SSss
$780, Bulk meals, firm shoulders b.sc.; Gear
ribs clear sides,6hc Bacon In iaislqenslsas
shoulders, 8Sa6ic.; clear RIB, Sleae
sides; 9ei SuYaE.enred hams quiet ana anc ~
Lard arp: choice Leaf tierce !0SS- Eea L6,sS W
l2e. Will .ksy frsaer at sl-04- Ba$Glhs aasss ~
n i,57,tgt,stb yt,sSh, LOUIS, ~ t't'a =.
ST. LOUIS, April ST. Flour scarce and nion. Win
advancing deney; supsrfie fali. s3@$6; extra
faiL 1S6.20@s850; double extra fSlk gS.ID!SS.,
Wheat dull and weak: No.2 red fan,
No. red fan, S1.5 Corn active ana sns Wy
higher; No. mixed, 39a@{0c. Qats-hn aa.
vance asked. but no demand ut SEC. ASKED. h3e im
| active at 64ks. bid. Barley irmer and slea2y;
| IVbIsYey steady and unchanged. Pork inactiye anu
/ lower hut not saleable over &14.50. Lard au. anu
4 nouInals, Rulk-Eea,s fensier: clear RIB 7scs plsi
| Bacon dull and lover: sleul cisar
ribs Hsg ciear sides, Hog larry aS ~ ,,s
and a. Shade. histIer baeot % s,ss,ss
r s,,e,ff demand to choice to fsnsy steers
I CHICAGO, i s. '.4s
/ CHICAGO, April Fopr quiet and fr1n Wneas
In fair demand and loNeai No. Al Chicago spfifS'
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DISAPPEARANCE OF A DIAMOND MERCHANT.

New YORK, April 5.-Georse Sharp, Jr.,
diamond merchant of Atlanta, Ca, is
missing A cursory investigation shows
that he owes to The street-brokers over
$50, 900, for which he had pledged 100000
worth OF diamonds. He got possession OF
all these diamonds before he disappeared.
A reward is offered for his capture. Some
persons hint at suicidc.-~
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99.CENT STORE.


DECEIVED AT THE .99c.-STORE,
A line Of GILT and BLACK WALNUT WINDOW
CoRNICES; ...
so elegant vELvET-ToP HAsS0CKS;
$50 WHITE COUNTERPANES, large size;
200 WATERPROOF rMBRELI.As, all sizes;
Another 10; of those HANDSOME WALNUT
FRAMES;
A lob lot Of MEMS SAMPLE HATS, worth $3.50
and 81 at wholesale.
The best CROQUET for the money In the city. An
eight-bal sct complete. and every piece perfect.
Having made contract for two thousand FIVE hun
ircd SETS have secured an article worth twice the
money. Send address for catalogue to
NH 22 sos BROAD STREET.
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REMARKS.
ElOur.

Fine. &C; superAne. S7@7.26; extra s11perlnc,
SO common family, $3.50; fancy family, 80. Mar
ket steady, 60
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET,

APRIL 3.-Foreign quoted at Sl07.50 gold, for
lead seal, and low grades at S55MS30, currency
Virginia quoted at S65@4S70, currcncy.-Journal
Of Commerce. .4,.,g L,.s;T D. tfs; ;.lE;rLs
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Frankain :and Relanee Red aud YhsIe Aah E ss
Stove, and Eh estupt COAL. ,,., - .s,x
Thoss IN. Whit Of choice arsicte WIZ SEM
n,thsir orders Dealers fHT III
.1..scI so.5or seventeenth And Gary ssreets. 9
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
LONDON, April 5.-The Princess Of Wales
Is a. Bologne, en- route to Athens. gas,
ARREST OF FREE-THINKERs.
LONDON, April s. Charles Bradlaugh,
the agitator, and Mrs. Annie Besaut, the
free-thought advocate, Were arrested to-day
on charge of printing and publishing q
pamphlet alleged to be OF an immoral char
acter. -.:~ ....t. .7a,t1.. ..s.,. e
Mr.. Bradlaugh's offence is the publication
Of pamphlet by the late DR.. Charles
Knowlton, which deals with the Malthusian
theory. The case was adjourned to allow
time to prepare their defence, and the ac-
cused were released on bail. 1 .us". Of. -
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Gold opened at 1O4S.
Noon.-Stocks unsettled, active, and lower. Money,
8 per cent. Gold, 104a. E1change-Long, 4S5k !;
short, 467H. State bonds stendy. Governments
strong.
Ecening.-Money easy at 1904 per cent. Sterling
firm at 4S54 Gold dull At 1O4HD1Q5. Govern
ments dull and steady; new SIS, l0S. States quiet
and nominal. ~. ..... b. =. =
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.sssh ,apr,l; 81 s2..laaL s2ss, nay;

eet3sa ;at
May; Axe; bid; sure. Oats dull and nomfnsl az
S Ss,sss casn; 54s, MAY. Rye stsa9 and aun-
In fair demand, hut lower ut 614.iS@si4.i4K,
cash or April; e14.20. May: e14.3Q@S14.82R
June Lard dull and shade lower 1t $8.4S$9.50,
steady and unchanged. Whiskey. SI.O6
Afternoon Board.-Whrat h6akc. higher. Yorks
2t4c. lower. Lara unchanged.
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.CRno,QGEr.

IaROQUET FOR THEMILLioas.,L. y. ssas
~ balls and malleis. nicely palmer ., sisss aa
- hnni az Inss ryIctions. Price. $1.3s.
Also ssct With 8 balls and aaiiets, pAs not
In box. a5c. =. -. yt12fl $40 =. =
Finer sels y. %, S it. - 70 j. II. ELLys0,
z ~ 49, / LIZ Main street.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06
, sw1sp1rR AT WORK IN NEW YORK,

new YORK, April ga man giving the
day on the charge Of alleged swindling. He
represented himself as the agent OF Quick
enheimer & Co., provision dealers, OF Sa.
vannah, and called few days ago upon
Charles F. Maltadge, Warren and Green
witch streets, for the purpose Of buying
goods. ! He bargained i9r $1,000 worth
provisions, and ordered them to be sent n,
once TO Savannah. The firm sent the goods,
rs Guickenheimer & Co. were well known
to them. Worms called the next day ano
requested loan OF twenty dollars, which
was given him. and he left, and has moi
been since seen till arrested Quicken
heimer g. Co., however, received the goods
and they were held to await the disposition
Of the owner. The prisoner has yictimized
a large number OF firms in this city in 9
similar manner.
NEW YORK ITEMS.
New YORK, April 5.-The coal companies
have adopted a plan OF limiting the pro.
duct OF coal by each. The plan proposes
5000, 600 tons for competitive points during
1877.
Nine vessels from the Long Island fish.
ing fleet, with their crews (ninety-tive men),
are missing. All are supposed TO have
foundered in gale at sea. ... ...
Trenor w. Park announces himself ready
to meet all his obligations.
THE wHIsKEY-REcTIFIERs OF THE COUNTRY.
CHICAGO, April 5.-The whiskey-recti-
fiers OF the country have entered into a
combination calculated to place the price
of their products on what may be consider
al profitable basis and at the same time
above the suspicion OF crookedness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06
FURNITURE.


DEMOYAL. =. .....,., =. -tI... -.
IL GEORGE Z. STACY. 49,, :,
has removed to the CORNER OF GOVERNOR ana
/ FRANKLIN STREETS III"
Opposite the Wing buiidlng). a. ''.E
and FEATHERS,
at nrlccs to suit the times. NH, 1G-eOd2m
FURNITURE " 0 r K 81 G.. Fla =
II wATSON,S-I have yet on hand at my ES:5s
factory, In Rocketts. q supply. Of CH AMBER 9ES
and other FURNITURE, That I am offering at re-
duced prices, 70 cIosesone Of II fine back-~alnut
work. The public are requested to call and exam
Inc 1t. My Office Is now IN my factory, corNer OF
Rockets and Ash streets. ap 2-6t
NOW ON HAND, TIE LARGEST "A
IN STOCK OF FURNITURE, made. to: my EA
orders, and daily receiving additions to same NFsi
thatst have eyer offered to the public feelf Ill
sure that our new styles and finish, and low prices
will give satisfacii ian ali who wish buy Ward
robes sideboards, Dressing-Cases, Bedslesds; ALSO
fine Paror Suits Etageres, fine Chairs, Lounges.
Hat-Racks aue Book Gases, Tables, &C., with full
line Of cheap Furniture. See my stock bef9rs you
buy. II NI,t. - AAt - : +. NhIHhidffEj y
in,h 3-3m 16 Governor strcet.y