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The Trade.DoIIar.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. November 12.-The
Director of the Mint deyotes considerable
portion OF his forthcoming annual report to
the subject Of the trade dollar.
He states that wherever they have been
introduced in China they have met with a
favorable reception, and continue to grow
in estimation. He considers it d satisfacto-
established fact thatthe tradc-dollar has
proved beneficial to the Chinese, to the
American merchant, and TO the producer or
silver. ...-. ..
He says it has benefited the Chinese by
giving them q coin Of more Uniform fine
ness and value, and Of better execution
than any other current in their country. 1t
has proved advantageous to the American
merchant by furnishing him coin more
acceptable to his foreign customers, and at
cheaper rates to himself; and the producer
OF silver has not only obtained better
price for his silver, but an increased de-
mand for the same has been created. Since
their coinage was authorized 80, 800
trade-dollars have been coined, and %, 1885,
$50 have been exported, leaving balance
OF 10,255.410, some OF which the Chinese
have taken home. 1t is estimated that
during the past tive years five millions have
been thus disposed vi. Five and quarter
millions are held by California banks or
circulate as money. except 100000 melted
as bullion at the minis.
The principal portion OF the tradc-dollars
now in circulation were coined since they
were deprived OF their limited lega-tender
quality, and they were manufactured for
depositors with the understanding that
they were to be exported, and not placed
in domestic circulation. 1t was also under
stood that they bad been deprived of their
limited lcgaltcndcr character Ito the extent
OF So By the act OF July %, 1876. The
Government, having received nothing what.
ever for executing these coins except the
actual expense CT coinage, is in no way re-
sponsible for their redemption. To give
them 4 legal-tender character would result
in bringing back large amounts from other
countries. BY making them legal tender
or redeeming them in legal-tender money
the purposes Of the act authorizing their
coinage would be practically destroyed.
All efforts to induce the Chinese Govern
ment to establish 4 mint seem to nave tailed,
and that Empire must depend on foreign
CONS, the use Of which has been gradually
increasing fors some years past. 1t Will he
to our advantage to furnish these coins so
far as we can without detrimcnt to our own
money system, and the trade dollar having
attained favorable position in China it
would not be advisable to repeal the law
authorizing its coinage. ..z
The Secretary Of the Treasury possesses
the power under existing law to restrict
this coinage to the actual export demand.
Silver is the money standard OF Oriental
nations, and the extent OF our silver-pro-
ducing territory justities the belief that our
production, together. with the silver that
our trade will naturally command from
Mexico and South America, will soon be
in excess Of any probable demand for our
coinage purposes, and we must look to
China principally for market for our sur
plus. -,
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Spanish Main 10 make q ssilsser's visit 10 10
po,,uota HE has jottedi dIosvf. ina desulsorY
.,vay, Nay of mental psole-
graph 81 hts general impression q t le!e
physical and sanitary, aspects 81 tue Scouif-
try. he has followed this by such ohserva-I
lions upon the people and the general asti-
stude OF the Spanish races towards tue
changing phases OF modern CIVILIZATION In
lacea by the growth OF tie. ltld.letlye
sciences as he felt himself compelled TO
make. .ss 6. 80.
y For safe By ELrrsoS s \ ascEY.
.Tcsh Bitaaqs's farmers AilFninaT for the
Year of or. Lord 1870. New York: u.
Fl w. CARLETON d Co. III
The motto Is, s.Truth IL sed to be stran-
GER than tickshnn--it Is, to most pbolks.'
JOSH, like sugar, can't be taken in large
quantities. But ne is a real philosopher,
and said has more good things than all tsie
rest OF bis tribe. Il.
For sale by ELLISON {; YAScET.
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We will say TO the Wig that weexpect
to support for President the nominee of the
next Democratic National Convention;
that wc expect THURMAN or HENDRICKS to
be that nominee; and that we are willing in
advance to pledge our influence in favor Of
the principles watch viii be declared by.
that Convention. We.haye so MUCK conf
denee in the good sense of the leaders OF
the Democratic party that we entertain not
a single lear that they will lay down plat
form upon which we will not be ready to
stand. 1t is not worth while for us to enter
into disputes in advance as to what that
platform will be, Or; what opinions THUR
LIAM or any other spirant now has on the
currency question. we arc satisfied that
I the leaders OF the Democratic party win be
With us. il the Hyhig is satisfied that they
viii be with II, it is nothing forlus to COM
plain Of. can, therefore, unite to put
down the Republican party, aud free the
people of the South from oppressive taxes
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
MT THALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD STREET,
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.


CLOAKS, CLOAKS,. CLOAKS.
VIII open or MONDAY over 200 Of The prc:tes
and cheapest CLOAkS of the season, from So u
325. Look q: our CLOAKS before purchasing.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS, DRESS, GOODS
325 pieces FIGURED AMI SOLID DRESS GOODS
just received, from l2lac. to SOC. y large line OF
COLORED C-,SIiMERES from 16c. 10 75c. Don't
fan to give US Il call on DRESS GOODS.
A large line Of GALLONS and PRINCES from
auction ut very low prices These goods will be sold
at one half their value. Call and sec them.
COLDRED SILKS. sATINs, yELyETs, VEL
vETEENS, SILK and WOHSTED PRINCES.
BUTTONS, In all the new styles tor trimming
dresses, ut low prices.
SO pieces ALL. WOOL BLACK CA$lIMERES
Just received, from soc. TO 31.25.
q pieces HALF-WOOL CA5HMEEES Just re.
ceived, from &c. TO soc.
rs pieces BLACK ALPACAS, from 12Lc. 10 7Jc
Don't fail TO look at our stock of BLACK GOODS
as we guarantee satisfaction.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
Our entire stock of CARPETS at cost 10 close !hcm
out, rs we wish to discontinue keeping them.
BLANKETS, BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
QUILTS, QUILTS, QUILTS.
CoMFORTABLEs COMFORTABLEs,
COMFORTABLES.
4 very large stock of these goods on hand which
must be sold. Look al prices on these goods bcior"
buying.
CASSISIERES, TWEEDS. JEANS, RED FLAN-
NELs, WHITE FLANNELS. GRAY FLAENELS,
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, BEAVER CLOTHS
.SHAWLS, SKIRTS, TABLE-COVERS, TABLE
LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, and lots OF other
goods very cheap.
200 pieces best CALICGES at 5 and &c.
400 pieces best IA COTTONS II SIX, &, 7, and Sc
A full line OF ladies' and misses HOSIERY
HASDkEHCBIEF$ GLOVES; ladies' misses, and
gcntlcmcn's UNDERSHTRTS, &c. Don't fail TO look
ut our LADIES' UNDERVEST a. soc. and on
GENTLEMEN'S CNDERSIIRT al 80 and Soc
the best In The city for the price al we ask Is call
TO be convinced of the facts.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
no o-S.M&Th Col Broad street.
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Rnnk Circulation.
LETTER FROM SECRETARY SHERMAN on THE
REDEMPTION OF NOTES. .'te.', u

LETTER FROM SECRETARY SHERMAN on THE
REDEMPTION OF NOTES. ''ts.':' u
Some time since the president OF the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank OF
Hartford, Conn, wrote TO the Secretary OF
the Treasury inquirinG whether national
bank notes will be payable in greenbacks
instead of gold coin after the 1st Of Janu-
airy, whether they may be redeemed IN
greenbacks, and whether the redemption
fund now deposited with the Treasurer may
be continued in national-bank notes. Secre-
tsry Sherman's reply mas Just been made
public. He says that there is no law re-
curing national banks, other than the gold
banks, to redeem their circulation in coin,
and, continuing, says:
- Under existing laws national banks are
required to deposit with the Treasurer Of
the United States lawful money. OF the
United States sufficient TO redeem their
clrculation; and the Treasurer IS required
to redeem said circulation in United States
notes. See section 8, act Of Congress, APP
proved June 20, 1874; also, sections 5 ,222,
5,224,, and 5,22S Revised Statutes OF the
! United States iNsF -
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The New York Sun abardons Mr. Til.
denis cause MS deHnitiyely as it has hitherto
.Yehemently advocated it. We have no
concern with the more or less reconcile
reasons underlying this change OF front,
but the fact lis a matter Of historical I'M.
portauce, and as such should be duly re.
corded, - Baltimore Sun. t
81 Floyd Smith and his wife, a colored
couple, were hung by amob on the 4th in
slant, near fernando, Miss, for killing q
white Girl six years old which had been left
in their care by the mother. It was ru'
marea tba- the murder was aetaally ;insti.
agased by the mother, who:would inherit Q
large estate on Its death.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, November z; 1878. At the residence Of
the brides father. william j. WcstwCod Esa IN
Richmond. Va by Rev. j. X. Garlick. ID. p, BEv-
ERLY CRUlIP LEWIS and Miss KATE LIN
WOOD WESTWOOD.
Married, in this city. Mt the residence of Captain
a. w Tyler. the brides father, on The 3th OF NO
yember, by Rev. J. II. Garlick, d. d.. JOSEPH i.
HUBBARD. of Charles City county. Va, ana bliss
EDITH T. TYLER. ~
Married. November 6, 1878. at the residence OF
the brides rather. bv the Rev. DR.: c. Gibson W IL
LIAM S. BLANKINGSHIP. OF Manchester. Va. to
HELEN a. LAKELAND, of Prince Edward coun-
Petersburg papers please copy. "a. ri
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FINANCIAL,
e9.CES'T STORE.


DECEIVED AT TIE G9-CENT STORE,
5 dozen handsome VELVET IASSOCks;
New stvles LAVA VASES at G9c. pair;
New styles LAVA VASES at csc. apiece;
All sizes TEA-TRAIS, from 37Hc. up;
Very Land some LAVA CUSPADoRES, 99c. Il pair
Fine assortment Of TULIP TOILET-SETS;
New and handsome VASES at 99c. pair;
Another lot of HAT-RACKS, from 25c. up;
Handsome COAL-HODS. from see. up;
New lot of EASET-PANELS;
Lot of NICKEL LEVER CLOCKS (warrantedl;
Full assortment of TIN TOILET-SETS;
Another invoice of BANDED TolLET-SETS I'll
pieces) ut s4.25-very cheap;
All sizes CAKE and MISUNDERSTANDING and
square;
100 WILLOW HAMPERS-thc best we have evel
shown;
Handsome MAJOLICA FLOWER-PO Ts,oak pat.
tern, ut 99c. .'-. t-
Catalogues free TO any address.
.. W. A. STEVENS,
nol4 sos Broad street.
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EXCURSIONS.
TO PETERSBURG
IA TO
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.

A most favorable opportunity TO attend inc NlsI
GINA CONFERENCE of the Mctiio ISL EpScoppai
dies OF Centenary church on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH.
Train win leave Byrd Street station ut O'Clock
A. NJ; returning. will leave Petersburg nj Io'2
0 clock Z. IL. VIII stop ut NaMchcster 'uhc'ioh
each way. wv ,,.,, 900, 5,,>,,r+
Tickets for sale at ". P. W. Taylor's and Court
ney d. Poweli's Droah street: at a. W. CARRIERS ana
Merchants National bank. Main street, ami 1T the
train on the morning of 18th.
Tickets soli for this excursion VIII be GOOD 10 re-
turn on ANY TRAIN MONDAY, 18TH EOtEhyEh'
Round trip. ST. no 81 l.1o'ltNIo
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nICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION
IyyCVT- D.yyEn. AND SUPPER.

TIME LADIES, OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
i HOME FOR AGED AND INFlRM WOMEN
win have ut The VIRGINIA OPERA-HOCSE Oh
November 14th, I LUHCH, DIN
NER. AND SUPPER, commencing NJ ~ Me- ana
continuing through lla day anu evening. lhey IN,
vito their friends and the public generally. and
would call alr n.i0n TO The fact that after The Mozart
there will he comfort DIE supper served AZ Il rca-
spnablc price Tickets can lie procured 1T the door,
or from, any OF The LAZY managers. Ito 15-2t
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A r MEADE Il BAKERS

A T MEADE Il BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
Alr-CrsiUONS For !HEALll)s.
AIE.pILl.O WS FOR TRAVELLERS
HoT-W ATER BAGS.
lCEBAGS FOR THE. HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS
SOFT-RCEnER BED-"AS>,
TRAvELLlEG-FLASkS,
SPONGE-DAGS.
POCKET STOVES.
uOPSE-iiAIH FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET INHALERS,
STEAM-lEHALERS'
THROAT ATONiZERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
ABDOMlNAL-SUPpoE
uaRD-HUBBER TkCssEs,
uOUI.DER-ERACES,
NASAL DOCCilES.
FEVER-TERaoMETE
GaLyASiC-BATTERlE
And ali SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES SOIL
MEADE & BAKERS brncsV1f''
80, a4.m 9is Main strrt'
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who Is Responsible?
Petersburg Post.1t

II the Democracy are defeated again in
1880, those who started the greenback craze
Tor local and selfish ends will be to blame
Democratic party in the North and West.
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BLANK.BO0KS.
4 CCOUNT-BOOKS, 1879.

IN =
We solicit EARLY orders. because GOOD blank
books cannot be made III % hurry. We have on hand
I; supply of books of our own manufacture aud q
large stock of the cheap northern make. The as
sort1nent embraces the different sizes from the
largest ledger to the smallest pocket memorandum.
j. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
Publishers, booksellers Staffoners Priu;ers, Bind
ers. blank Book and Paper-Box Manufacturers.
no l4.uSw .rss.
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new Esoas.

"A n, inter i1s foqotd.
The auth 1ttssiss little spye having
been sionally "a .ssiliar FOR many years
with, he Spanish races, recent, aYailed
hinisalf ol friendly solicitations from the
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FvRNgTC x r.

NALL GOODS.-We w"uEd c.lil Src- i
II ril attention TO our Ii risv aud y lee. stcA l.
al FALL. STYLES. We have no; IN s'"'" II
Fine rarlor Suits in crim,or; sor aud G ,r -.
sr,nnS;ry R,us and Iiairclof iiur Stirr"@t'
fast Lake. With dark Aarh!p hnc Chamtcr
Win Ire,sin.-casc and Fren' ii dresser: " ara,
Ennk-Casrs, ilat-KacsS, .oHnges, rAtioE -, r.
;inn Tables. \ fan liue OF CitEAP fIENI
at every kind. ENaB,De orr si0cA ahd CON-
rrlcss tcGorc bu! Ing. cox
SO 2S-3m IL EoScra'' ."
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COURT ORDERS.

the Circuit Court Of
Y Hanover county, November 7. 1878:
Melville Z. Thompson and others........ plaintiffs,
against -
D. L, Jones sheriff Of Hanover county, and rs such
administrator OF Sarah a. Thomp>on, deceased,
D andof Oliver Thorn DSon deceased. Defendants,
4 4 And more than two wears having
cIapscd since the es tales OF Sarah IL Ihomp;on, de-
ceased, and Oliver Thompson. deceased, were COM
mittcd TO the hands Of The defepdant FOR admiuls-
trtion and accounts OF the transaction: OF The de-
PENDANT rs such administrator Of said estates and OF
the debts and demands against said Sarah A. Thomp-
SON and Oliver Thompson deceased, having been
filed in thts cause, the motion OF tile planiiiS
who arc distributes Of each of said cecedents, u
ordered that ;he creditors of said Sarah \ ihonn-
SON and Oliver Thompson, deceased, or OF their Oh
either Of their estates. do show cause Is any they
can OH the FIRST DAY OF THE NEWT REG
ULAR TERM (1LAY, 1881 OF. THIS COCRI
before this Court why the estates OF SAID atce dcnt
should not be paid and delivered 10 their distribu
tees without refunding bends.
And ~ Ii further ordered that copy of this orde
be posted at the front door OF Hanover Count!
Courthouse on the rst days of twu successive term
OF Hanover County Court, and another copy be pub
lishcd once week for four successive weeks IN III
Richmond Dispatch.
! A cop,-Tc<te:
I" = J.A. BROWN, Clerk.
| SANDS, LEAKE.& CArtTER, .. q. 10 l!.-Thiw
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Y COHEN BROTHERS
aTr COHEN BROTHERS

a(J COHEN BROTHERS
arc now Offering The Ia gcst stock Of
BLACK. IND COLOR ID Sill Ks
ever offered in this State.
Good quol!ty BLACK SILK ut rs and Sc;
Heavy GRDS-GRAIT from Il to$l.25;
Gu!NNET'S SATlNFlNISH ut sl.25, *l.GQ,
1855. and 81:
BONSET'S SATIN-FISISH ut SI.35, $50,
Sl.75. sl.S5. s2.05. $40, s2.G5. and a2.75.
for quality that equals any ever offered hereto
fore At 81.
III COLORED SILKS, offer every quality and color,
including all the new shades. special attention
is called 10 an extensive variety Of handsome
evening shades.
1 large stock OF BLACK aud COLORED SATlNS,
including HE variGms delicate tin;s;
Also. Tie largest stock BLACK end CCLoRED
SLk-VELVETS ever offered; oc2o
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DEATHS.

Died, suddenly. NJ the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs Jane Moore, In Worcester, Mass. October %,
1878. Mrs. WILLIAM MACDOpGALL, IN me
B. Cook and James alacdougall, OF this city. n:
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cHoCRErY. sr.AsswAtsE. &C,
CHINA, GLASS, CHINA.
FALL APPROPRIATIONS.

NtH. TL,h- and CHAMBERS ErS--ncw dccora-
lions. Also, ali The novelties IN the WAY OF
VENETIAN GLASS. IRlDlSCESr GLASS,
BOHEMIAN GLASS, r. e..
RICH CUT TAELE-GLASs, ,
MAJoLICA, -LQNGWY, dresden, ENG.
LISH. aud FRENCH WARE.
CHARACTERISTICS II sii,,caity.
Call and see new sc1aI. No charge for iof king.
GEORGE GIBSON, Js.,
! SEQ 50. .g4e 1aQ7 Main street,
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CL0THsSG.

/ ----.e...-ss--.--... SAfWAfsNG.
| OYERcoATs,
6yEncoxrs, <s.~s.s-s.ea..4..s.ua
/ ovEReoATs.s 80 Ya
oYERcoATs, - -
s., ~ ~ g AT Low PRICES,
49,, AT Low PRICES,
/ AT Low PRICES,
AT Low PRICES.
E. E. sPESCE C son,
K b. SPENCE & SON,
F. Il. SPENCE & SON,
E.B. SPENCE & son,
1900 MAIN STREET,
| -.--....-o-- ..... 1900 IAIS STREET.
'> '-., 1900 MAIN STREET
1900 MAIN STREET
HEAVY MERINo USDEHsuIEr.
HEAVY MERINO UNDERsIIIRT,
HEAVY MERINO UNDERsnGRT,
HEAVY MERINo UNDEEsInRT
"NE Dpl.LiR,
ONE DOLLAR.
oNE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR.
I +. B. SPENCE & son.
E. B. SPENCE Il son,
d. SPENCE & son,
E. B. SPENCE & son.
1900 MAIN STREET
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET,
1900 MAIN STREET.
CASHMERE SUIT,
CASHMERE SUIT,
CASHMERE SUIT,
CASHMERE SUIT,
TEN DOLLARS.
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS.
F.. B. SPENCE & son,
I. Z. SPENCE & son,
E. B. SPENCE & son,
f. i. SPENCE & son.
"'-''
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET.
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~LEVY BROTHERS CLOSE THEIR
STORE on FRIDAYS at sunset, aud reopen on
SATURDAYS at sunset. no l3
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aMUSEIEEy
80 ADJUSTMENTS. =.
THEATRE.
LII +. Ct g. Of - -.'i." ~
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING,
NOVEMBER 18TH.

MIR. POWELL has much pleasure In announcing
an engagement With tho successful young American
Tragcdian,
and the brilliant dramatic aitiste,
- MISS HENRIETTA VADERS,
as we'll as the full company of the GRAND OPERA
HOUSE, BALTIMORE.
MIR. KEENE and MISS VADERS appeared With
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH in Philadelphia, and won The
highest critical praise. They also appeared Without
NIr. Booth and proved very attractive
On Saturday, November 9th hlr. meme acted
Richard III In Baltimore, and Hiss VADERS Queen
Eliza beth with the most pronounced success; Inc
same company that then supported them VIII come
to Richmond. , ,cN ,,,,-
TUS BOOTH tan unknown actor made his great mt
in Tits city. his first appearance In America. ne
Mr. KEENE who will appear next MONDAY mas
many OF the grand attributes OF the greatest Rich
ar,i that ever lrod the American stage" o
Full particulars i'll Saturdays paper. no I4-Zlr
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly soircc will take place at Mo
Fart Hall THIS Thursday EFENlNh at %
O'Clock Admission only by membership or INVITA-
tiDn-cart,s. which must DC presented at The door.
Members can obtain inriation-cardS on appilca'lon
at WAITS mus:c-storc, No. 920 Malh street.
ia 9Th
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- RICHMOND, VA, November 3, 1873.
WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
w WILLIAM NELLY our agent to conduct
tho RET ALL GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSI.
NESS No. 1904 west Asin street. to buy and sell
for cash only. 49,. d. .LACHROP s. Leigh.
M I 1.1G . =.
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MI COD-LIYER OIL.
MEADE K BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have The testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe II, and OF patients WHO have taken IT, that IT
rs MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN ANY oTIIER
OIL, MEADE < BAKER,
Importing aud Dispensing Pharmacists,
rol5 9l9 SIaiu street. Richmond. Va.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk
Id ECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE, t,n
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North R,cer. Vessels ana Rdilroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, March 30, p g.

ASHE3-Ratbcr quiet Pots ii2aIhc., Pearls, sajhc
COFIEL-Rio quiet, nrm: csrcor' liGl1c: gold saes
"ConrtanCc" private terms IN baltimore
"SpOtless" ID eC, 2JD bags MAY Queen
I7ic gold Milf quiet steady sales for week past OOG
mats singapore b2 BAGS Maracabo 64l2 bags Laguayr
1868 bags ssyans 2oi bags aexcan within the range Java
2O42yIc Maracaibo, I3a1 singapore, II n 2c La
guaya QlGc: sayanila, i3dlGi9c; Mexican Il ia l6c,
rOd; stock Mid, 1895 bags 2l.i26 mats including 6
baCs Ceylon MaiacaibO. 1913 bags LagunyIa,
3Z7 70J bags 81 Domingo Yibc bags Cost
Rca i45 bags Mexican, 40i bags Ansostaa, 1904 bags
Savauila. -
COTTON-spot Cotton duh weak. without quoabe change
sales 37 900 eyeaing) for Hpnnng delivered
contract 200 bales Receipts ~ ihe ports 1879 bales
against il 23i this day last week, OIi last year Good Or
dnary 0i4c. Low Middiing. l0liec Miitding uDlinds
I0Tc Futures quiet, closing 3aj point, Lower sales last
oyeuinr o 500 bales TOday-fTst Cal-December \.
2isJ 1880 April 1887 Aay. l995; November 1911
NAV iOsi; August, III; september 1898; October.
1911, 1915 total 1000 bales. Third GaiioAprii lOe6
NAV 1Og. 1898 June, ll.O3 July, lll2 september.
i0s6; ,e'a. bales Also. March ios5alos7i April
IOs42In&7; May, lOgl dlOD5; June llOl lallO5; July,
lI.iOdlLl4; August lLl5all,lgi september, lOo9a
OF October 1877 December, 1912 total 900 bales
grand total baes paid exchange 400 April for
MAY Eutures closed steady.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

TVKDPtAN NAKNETN
LvFgFccr. March 20-pork-Eastern dull a, 30. Vest
dull 81. RaoUnCumberlanG cut steady 29 short
RIB steady 6i Long Clear steady 27E short Clear
steady % Cd HausLong Cu duh al 80 shoulders steady
al 20Ud Beef-Iniia Mess dull ut 9l; Extra Mess dull
ll-; Prime Mess dull at SO. Lard-prIme Western
dull 1t 3S. TalOw-Pume City duh at 396d. TurTentlne
Spirits steady 26. RosiDC OmmOn dull at D; Fine
dull 10. Cheese-A Choice duh at 67 Lard oil
steady 49, Four-Exra state steady at % 6 Wheat
spring steady al 10 Id. Nc; Spring steady at lOld'
Winter steady 3D. COrnOld Mixed Soft steady at -
New steady at 70 I'd. Cotton seed on-Yelow American,
in the market
LIVERPOOL, March 2O--33O m.Thc sales of Cotton today
included 6lj0 bales Ameuca. Futnres-Upands Low Mid
ding clause May and June delrery. j5a
LIVERPOOL. March 205 y. m.-COtOn futures quiet but
steady Uplands Low Middng clause, July August de-
livery, oiisd
LNERrooI. March 2o-j3O p m-spirits OF Turpentine.
% 81. per cwt.
aIWRsPoo, March 20-Evening.-Cloverseed ~ di4 for
American Red
al per
IoSDON March 2O-Evenng Calcutta Lnseed 90 ed per
quarter. IinsceI OIL. e26 , per ton.
ASrwEEP March 2O-Petroieum 274 francs fine pale
American.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21

I0NpoN March 1870 pIC C"n-nis 10 ai0r bojl monoy
Z. s. rond Icntoriic- conron luj ffo
Railway shares p.ricrtd 2li liu"'s Central 1B! New
Jer-oy Ceutrll I5i2 Reading Hlirnad shnIcs l3a
LONDON. March 2O-2 h.t0r.ns 30 "a Tor huih money
l. account.
no francs - > for titr account.
LoNuoN, March - 80 .. in-t OnsOi, 3, or both money
Tie account
IDNbOS MgTch 2OS.yO m.Jhe nin0uut ~ bullion
England balance 10 day = AlO.i no.
LONDON. March 20 D. m I. =. bonds New nY~s lo5 :
Enc Railway lOs. do preferred. -. Paris advces
quote pei at 10 centmes ioi the
count.
LOSpOS March 2O-i30 D. mt. :. bonds 1865. l07A ;
Toniores. coupon. 1864 Hcw hves. ~ =
PAaIs March 2j.bXcaDgt London - ffancs II . cen
~ fOT sight.