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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country Produce.


'.... Country Produce.
Bees1ar: 23@24c. p ID.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 2l@23c.; fair to
good. I4M16c.
Corn Meat. 6oc a bushel for country.
peeled. 7asc.: unpeeed. s@4c.; cherries, 100
lI Eag g. In barreis, ii@f2c. dozen; In crates
re TSathers: Prime nve-soose, 4o@40c.; com
iiiP Hax x ST p bushel.
Hav: Virginia timothy, 7o@soc.; clover, ESQ
oats: Baled, 85@70c.
Potatoes: irish. p barrel, $l.25@s1.5O.
kGeai 5S Saaa5csi . ' SssGei
Seeds: Glover. s5@s5.5o; timothy: Sl@9s2;
s;cdSanS e asaS
Baied Straa0: 40@45c.
WHY Woope Wished. so@s2c.: unwashea, 2o@22c.
BURY wool will bring from TO DC. o Id less than
above rates. il.,.,. ~. ,...---- 500
Cement. Lime, Plaster. sc.
Cement: Rose.dale s1.e5 @S1.75 Q barrel James
fEf f1as AGRICULTURAL, loc bushe; Rockland,
$ll 0@sl.2 according to quantity 1Nond A. somas.
ea hsIPga
Tar: Large size, s3.259SS.5o.
-. .iG Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, &c.
5 55ssal s2so iss sassas soes4 case Of
dozen. i.s:# 90
G0pperGS: ,24c- %
Cochfnedt: 90c. a ID.
Extract Of Log0ood: lSc, r. .. .a
Iudfgo: $1.10. ~ st str
oils: Linseed. 75c.: machine. 81 @$1.7 20: sperm
AZ. whale, 75c.; straits. 5O066c.i LaDrador-coo
oiI. 65@7Oc.; lard, 75c.; sweet, S6 y dozen:
best salad. $3.50: castor, Sl.40 GALLON virgins a
Iubricating 30(050c.; kerosene, 1861 CASH, gaioh
Race GingeT: l2c. 4. w oEa
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.; seaeca, without top, 80 q
45c. aoS. so
| American, 8xG14c. - ~
SIP trits TurDenttns: Acc.
4 - ~ aksi Dry Goods.
Broom Sheettags,aasd Shfrt!ags: A Man enc
fer. &C. ~ Manchester. 54c.: Manchester, 44c:
t44 james River, &c.; James River. 6sc.:
James River. 4Sc.; "a GranitevilIe. Grante
] Vile, 7cy; Al Rockbrdge hOcxnTlole p,sT;
Gonestoea. 6gc.s i0-4 feperili, 27kc.; 16-A GU,
4 22I9c.: EottOn-yarns, IL. - =
Il s. Btsdcked EhfTting8 and Sfsetfna8; 4-4 N III
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Cuba.
SURRENDER OF AN UNRECONSTRUCTED INSUR'

SURRENDER OF AN UNnEC0NsTRUcTED 1NsUR-
GENT.
HAVANA, May 9.-According to an official
communication received here Cuban named
Acuero, with eleven followers. recently
landed on the southern coast Of the Central
department in a lighter, from Jamaica, in
the belief that the insurrection had broken
out again. Finding that tranquility pre-
vailed everywhere, and that everybody was
opposed to disturbance, he surrendered.
Indignant at being deceived, he offered to
guide the Government officials to the place
where the lighter had landed him-the YES
sci containing arms, clothing, and about
twenty boxes of ammunition. The Gene
raj commanding the Central department as
sured Aguero OF a complete pardon.
The Official Gazette publishes an order
simplifying the process of restoring en-
barsoed property to the late insurgents.
1t makes public receipt before notary
unnecessary, if not desired, A document
signed by Governor OF collector OF taxes
will suffice.
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WIRE-WORKINGs.
..SS OF AFFAIRS I'M WASH.
sxGToN AND Elsewhere.

.o,-Ss1ox OF THE TARIFF BILL IN THE
" ,, ~ ~ OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,"rroysMENT OF THE CHANNEL INTO
RLEsToN-FENIAN MEETING IN syn
.rI-sr-qHE NATIONAL CONVENTION AT
s,,,,, ,nTJpHIA; PLATFORM ADOPTED
nnsToS INSURANCE. COMPANY ENJoINED
,,pov Do1SG FURTHER BUstNESs-WAGEs
nrryc1Isu CoTToN-SPrNNERs TO BE RE
.,,.cr,>-r ur FLORIDA AND LOUISIANA
,rps-FoRElGS NEWs-THE EASTERN
QUESTION, &C, sc.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

The roceipts of live stock for the week ending ing
A,aH K 1918. were about l25 head of cattle, 400
hogs and sheep Mondays some m eTtr
opo oh yest ern cattle amongst the receipts but
1pses are Shade lower, quality considered HOES
have declined H@ac. and move very slowly We
auBS sef. Cattle-very best, 5ae.; good, 4sgoe.i
medium Or good fair quality, ssa net iD' sf''S
tSSEsyssm--VeSTv hest. 5@54c. q To-, gross.
Lambs.-Sl. 75@$3.75 q head
Mqcf CONGRATULATIONS Q head.
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lied their members to make my arrange
ment they please with their hands. The
Messrs. Boothevan have set their large mill
in motion with full confinement Of hands
on the operatives terms
l 81 LONDON. May 9.-The master cotton-spin-
3ners at Ashton, under Tyne, staIey, Bridge,
'Dunkenfeld, and Mosby, have resolved to
reduce the wages Of their operatives five
per cent. after the 10Th of the present month.
The operatives who accepted reduction
last November will probably strike now.
Grant I'm Paris.
PARIS, May 9.-Ex-President Grant and
wife have arrived here.
The Eastern Question.
LONDON, May GA Reuters has the fol-
lowing from Constantinople /" The Porte
has made the evacuation OF Shumla condi-
tional upon the withdrawal OF the Russians
to Tchataldia. The Russian military au-
thorities are stated TO have decided to only
withdraw to St. George, eleven miles north
west OF San Steiano. The garrison Of
Shumla is too weak to defend the place If
attacked"
C0NsTANT1N0PLE, May 9.-Prlnce Henry
the F1I:;. OF Reuss, German Ambassador
here, has received information from the
Russian headquarters that the Russians
have evacuated Phillipolis, Tartar, Ba-
Zardiidk, and other localities near the in
surgent district so as TO leave full liberty of
action to the Porte commissioners. The
idea first entertained at the Russian head
quarters that the insurgents are simply
brigands is now abandoned. They have
military organization and display strategeti-
cal knowledge.
EASTERN NOTES.
The Porte has ordered the partial evacua.
tion OF Shumla in consideration Of the re-
moval OF the Russian headquarters to St.
George.
The evacuation OF the fortresses and with
drawal Of the Russians from the vicinity OF
Constantinople are believed to depend upon
the withdrawal OF the British fleet.
A more conciliatory feeling now prevails
between the Turks and Russians.
Austria is stated to have asked the Porte
to permit Austrian troops to escort return
ing Bosnian refugees, otherwise disturb
ances endangcring the tranquility OF Tur.
key and Austria are probable.
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Southern BAPTIST Convention.

NASHVILLE, May 9.-The Southern Bap-
list Convention assembled here to-day and
organized by the election Of James P.
Boyce, D. D., of Louisville, as president.
Every southern State except Louisiana is
The Home and Foreign Mis-
sion Boards reported details OF the mission
work during the year. Over $4,000 were
contributed to these boards since last May.
The opening sormon was preached at night
by Rev. 3. II. Carroll, OF Texas.
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Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com.
Dany.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The Board Of Di-
rectors of the Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Company to-day elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: President,
Thomas T. Bekert; Vice-President, Ham,
iton Mex. Twombly; Secretary and Trea-
surer, O. B. Chandler; and an Executive
Committee, consisting of Messrs. Thomas
T. Eckert, Hamilton Nick. Twombly, Ner-
vim D. Green, Edwin D. Morgan, Augustus
Schell, William ]. Lyons, and John II.
Mortimer.
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NEw YoRk T0BACCo nlARKET.

AY7.-Tobacco.-Western Leaf: While opera
lions have not been extensive, YET they nave Deem
general in small lots. Exporters have taken q FEW
lots. and iobbers and manufacturers have shown
some interest Prices are held firmly; sirs,a ini
favor. and full prices nlada Seed Leaf: Exporters
are not doing much, but home-trade demand Is
more vigorous. Sales Of $50 hoSsheads KENTUCKY
Loaf Mt 1k(aoc 100 cases 1876 New England at
I5mo2c.! so cases 1876 Pennsylvania at 100
25c.; SO cases sundries at 5@1 Sc; zoe bales Ha-
yana at SOc.9$l.1 0.-Journlt or. commerce. --
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

MAY S.-The transactions on Change this morn
ing were larger than for the past few days, though
prices considerably OIL. Flour Is Csc. lower
all grades. The offerings Of wheat were larger to-
day, amounting to 5000 bushels; prices declined l
and 81 rs. rs to quality. Corn Is also 1@2c lower,
anG56c. was the highest price paid to. day receipts
Of l,034 bushels, and sales at SIC. for white and
mixed and soc. for yellow, One small lot Of rye
was offered but withdrawn. Nothing doing in oats.
Butter is in better receipt but prices unchanged.
Eggs are higher. Wool is coming In more freely,
and prices have advanced 1c.-GGsette.
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NEW work. Xy0oI. MARKET

MAY 7.-There is much the position that has pre-
vailed for fortnight more. IL Is difficult 10 sell
important lines, and small lots are being placed
very moderately 1t Is not expected that there will
be much change until the new western clips are
being marketed. The few lots Of new spring Cali
forna coming in are showing improved quality, but
the Texas thus far to hand not very desirable
Sales TO- 90 fbs. X and above Ohio Aeeces at 40c.
200 bales spring California private terms: 1000
ms Eastern Texas at 19ic Is bales fall Californa
ut Sc 5000 lbs. fall California ut Loo. and 5000
fbS. old spring California ut 2O@22c.-Journat o.
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mARlNE INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIVED.
Steamer j. W. Everman, Plat, Philadelphis, nler-
chaudise and passengers.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise aud passengers, l.. u. Tatuin
agent.
Steamship Wyaneke Couch, New York. merchau-
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen Co., agents.
Schooner Clara Merrick 1rean, philadelphia COAL,
Schooner Annie E. Moore, Eskridge, Philadelphia
Schooner Amelia Hearn, Moore. Philadelphia
coal, :. II. Halves. -
Schooner Robert lIealv, Brooks Norfolk, Iron,
Old dominion Iron and Na-Wor ks Company.
Schooner Annie, Luny, City Point, ught, Currle
6 Co. -
Schooner Rose McDevilt, Hopkins, Washington-
schooner Agnes Reppelier. Hopkins, Washington.
coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner A. Is. Goodman, Hearn Stamford, Conn.,,
bark, A. d. Goodman.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From PHILADELPHIA May 7th, schooner star-span-
From philadelphia May 18th, schooner B. Bradley.
Bradley.
From Bath May 9Th, schooner Skylark, Small.
MEMORANDUM.
BARNEGAT INLET, May Put in: Schooner
Sandy Hook, Phcrrow, from New York for Rich
mond, wind-bound.
by telegraph.
LONDON, May 9.-The British bark Lois, which
arrived at Amsterdam May 6rh from Mobile, took
fire while dischar2ng, and the vessel and cargo
we're much damaged before the flames were sub
iucd.
The Norwegian bark Tagal, which arrived at the
same place on the same day from Pensacola, hiied
aud sunk while dlscharging. Efforts will bemade 10
raise the vessel
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PETERSBURG LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NAV THE market Is not very wen Supply rpa, ~
this week with live stock, and prices are seFy %
Our quotations. We quote inc 5sst c.ea gross or
dinary, 2h(a3tsc.. gross.
VedIs, S5@S12 per heaa. es
n Mutton, S2@S6. 1883
Lambs, $2@S4 p head. .-5.y,-
g tSos e and calues. sla@s6o . headAppsas'
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

MAY 7.-Refned petroleum has hardened little
In sympathy with crude, and has little better de-
mand; sales of $500 barrels refined ut IL. Naph-
tina quoted at G6l64c. Crude in bulk, 7c; crude in
Shipping order at sH@9c. Refined quoted at 1ac.;
Philadelphia, llc; and Baltlmere ,S delivery At IT.
Petroleum Exchange United opened at Sl.43A, and
closed at 1885 bid and *1,39B asked with sales
OF &c, 900 barrels.-Jour7ldt Of Commerce..
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The Sensational Fenian Reports Dis-
credited.

BUFFALO. May 9.-Interricws with lead
ing Fenians in this city give no credence to
the sensational report that 5000 men are
under arms and that steamtugs and trans
ports are being secured to convey Fenians
to Canada. The police and military autho-
rites pronounce the report canard. The
city is quiet.
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pETERsBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

NAY 1.-The receipts of loose are gradually de-
cr.asiug and there has not been very much done
In hogsheads as yet but 1t will not be long before TINS
mart OF the trade will begin TO increase There Is no
Change in prices worth noting, and not presun-
Bile that there will be until after the 10Th OF May we
quote: Lugs-Coamon Sl@Sl.5O; g9on &c 70 20 com I'm
common to good, s3.75@$s.25. Wrappers-Dark,
S1O- aDDeHI.
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,,her houses had sales at like priccs.l
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

MAY 6.-virginla bright five pounds, SOC
9Oc: Virginia bright dve and extra twist, 6s
m6Oc,: Virginia bright extra 6-lnch twist, 54
66Sc: Virginia medium g. and 12-inch twist. 80
G5Sc.: virginia common g. and 12-inch tSisl. 400
SOC; Virginia smoking, rs and Is, 100000.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy, bright mahogany, o3m54G;
Louisville navy, mahogany, 50@52c.: Louisville
navy fine black. 4S@50c.; Kentucky smoking TO-
bacco tbs, rs, and rs, 29CG40c.- Cpurter-Journdt'
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-roBAcCo MARKET.

heads.
The Farmers House sold y hogsheads hogs
heads Logan County leaf at So 10 and So: hogs
heads Simpson County leaf at Sc, $3.50, $3.50:
$3.50; l hogshead Metcalfe County leaf ut 500
. hOpsbeads Henry County Tugs at So and $3.50: 2
hogsheads Hart County lugs at 1885 and 3;O5;
hogshcads Warren County common leaf and Jugs al
$3.50. $3.50, - 90. $3.50: Q hogsheads Barren
County Tugs at $3.50 and $3.50; h0gsheadS Simp-
SON County com mon leaf and Jugs at $3, s293 81 23
So. 05; z hogSheads Logan County Tugs NJ SZ,oU
and ~ As: hogsbead Green County common leat
mt S4O5; l hogshead Trlmble County Jugs at
81 65; l hogshead Henry County leaf at $685.
COurier-JOurndL. ...
rlnhnr houses had sales at like priCcs.l
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uUNYADI JANOs WATER.
T,HE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
uUNYADI JANOS.
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT..

THE LANCET" Hunyadi Janos.-Baron LieolS
afir,ns that It's richness In apcrient salts sur
passes that of all other known waters
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL" Hun
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable, safest, anu
most eflicaclous aporient water"
PROFESSOR vIRCHOW, BERLIN. Invariably
good ana prompt success; most valuable" 49,,
PROFESSOR .BAMBERGER, yIENNA. II have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess" sl-,s-4,y--.,-4,-s
PROFESSOR scAGZoNL WuBzBURG. II pre-
scribe none but this" ..s,s :
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNToE, M. D., +. r.
] g.. LONDON. More pleasant than Its riyaiss
and SURPRISES them In efficacy"
PROFESSOR AITkEN, n. d., +. IL. b, hofAIs-
j MILITARY HOSPITAL, NErLEI. " freierssa ss ss
Puilna and Friedrichshail."
-s.,.. A WINEGLASsFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLiNe
~ PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF ihaS
ApoLL1SAaIs COMPANY u.imited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry co"
IL and 4S Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Cansdss.
80 FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GRoCERs> AND DRUGGISTS
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO., Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
r,a label on every bottle IL printed on BLUE
paper. soel.23 Msora.N <ss .....- .a1-.
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Fat1l Accident.

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Maior Todd, COM
mandant Of the St. Louis arsenal, was
thrown from his buggy to-day, by his horse
running away, and received probably fatal
injuries.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, May y, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 160 hogsheads and
25 tierces The offerings at auction on Change were
90 packages; of which number 80 were taken In,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
$3.50 to $40.
Owing to the large amount of tobacco In bad
order which was being forced on our market last
week prices generally ruled about rs low us we ever
saw them. Indeed, we think they must have struck
bottom. This week the offerings are of little bet
ter gradey and there Is more activity. Fine yellow
WRAPPERS are scarce and IN good demand. There
are some orders here for strictly fancy bright wrap
pcrs, but they cannot be found ut present on this
market. The prices OF dark tobacco are about the
same All good, desirable stemming and shipping
grades are taken readily ut quotations, while the
lower grades arc neglected and hard 10 sell.
We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, $1.50@$2; medium
to good. S3@S3.50.
LenE-Common, S4mS5: medium, So as; good,
s6.5O6S7.50; fine, $S@$10.
BRIGHT.
L1,qs.-Common colOry. S3mS4.
FIfIers-COmmon, S4MS5; medium, SoGSf
good S7MSlO: fine. S1061Sl3.
iSmokerS.--Common. S7@$S50: medium, s9f9
*l1 good, $10@Sl3; fine, $l3@Sls; fancy slo
TrGippers.-Common, $1o@sl4; medium: SO
@s2O; good, $25@$4o; fine, S5o@S5o; fancy,
S6OMS65,
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insurance COMPANY En5oined.

BosToN, May 9.-The Home Mutual Insu-
ance Company has been enioined from do
ing further business.
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National Labor and Greenback Con-
yenfiOn.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The National
Convention was somewhat turbulent to-
day. a resolution that the Convention
condemns any lawiessness or violence was
adopted; also platform, with few
amendments, which, briefly summarized,
are that the party advocates high protec-
tive tariff; moderate reform in the hours
OF labor, to be regulated by wise legisla-
ton; opposition to discriminating monopo-
lies in the carrying trade. and the substitu-
ton OF the nations money for that Of bank
notes; demands the immediate repeal of
the resumption act, and the recognition by
Congress Of the efforts at internal improve
ment, the encouragement OF ship-building
and oceanic transportation. 1t disavows
any countenance OF lawlessness and vio-
lence, and advocates the maintenance Of the
principles OF the party by the judicious use
OF the ballot-box, and changes the name of
the party from that Of "National Labor
party" to "Natiohal Greenback Labor
party.o
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equality and contrary to the spirit and ge.
MUS OF our institutions. He supported the
Dill not because 1t was what the country
desired, for it did not go arsenough, but
because it was an Improvement upon the
present lava step in the right direction
and he hoped it would lead to thorpugh
reform. He showed that the tax per capita
paid by the American people was seven
times as great rs that paid in England. He
showed conclusively that the present sys.
tenn was unjust and ruinous, because it en-
HANGED the cost OF producing the raw ma
terial and lessened the home consumption.
1t is said that the speech shows great re-
search, and is mastery discussion OF this
most difficult and abstruse question.
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EToIlr.

Fine. Sd: superRne. s4.5o@s4.75; extrs. $3.50
@S5.75; common family, $500; fancy brands,
S7MSS, s.-~.r-
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selling slowly gsse p D. for Ordinary @ choice

selling slowly at 4skc. p d. for rinary to choice
native beef sfdes, for hind-qnart efs, and
GlS@7c, for fore-guarters. = sesft = M
Cdlues.-Fresh arrivals were 237 heal. The de.
mand was fstr at 4@6e. p d, for ordinary TO good
State veals and SAFE. for medium &c choice Jersey
do: Dressed veal was selling fairly at G@9c. u ID.
ShetD and Ldn16s.-Fresh offerings were car
loads, or 1881 head. Prices were about the same
as reported yesterday but the market closed with
downward tendency, Common to good clipped
sheep ranged from z4@5Sc. IA d., and c1r-
loads OF extra do. taken for export ut 51SXc.
D ID. Ordinary to good Virginia and Kentucky
lambs ragged from 7IS6S3c., and fair to choice
Jersey do. from JOG lie. q b. r. u ss egs5.si N
Stotne.-Fresh arrivals were SO carloads, or
1920 head. None sold alive, but live hogs were
nominally quoted at 34@3Xc: q fb.-JouTnat Of
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MARK ET.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARK ssl;l :. ,,ers
nn,hin9 doing In beef cattle. Dressed peel Was
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NEW YORK sUMiAC MARKET.
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

NAY 7.-New-crop Virginia quoted a. $685.
@s55: foreign ut S92.50tG&95 for lead seal. IN
$50 for Iow grades.-JournaE of Commerce.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT IVhite.-16 bushels very good ut ) l.30
! 54 bushels prime at S1.33: "a bushels very good
at S1.3O: 210 bushels prime at $3.50: "a bushels
prime at $1.32; 6 bushels prime ut s .32; bush
els very good at S1.30-toal, 442 bushels. Red, so
bushels fair Fultz at $1.15 20 bushels fair Lancas-
ter at 1925; 4 bushels good Fultz. at 81. 102
bushels very good Lancaster at 81 rs; sc bushels
prime Fultz at ST 22: 22s bushels prime Lancaster
nc 1892: II bushels prime Fultz ut 1922; ~
bushels very good FultZ at S1.1S: SO bushels good
Fultz at 20: 9s bushels fair Fultz at 246
bushels good Futz at S1.1S; 90 bushels prime
Tullz at 81 30; 336 bushels good Fultz ut SLY
l46 bushels fair Fullz at $1.15; lag bushels good
Tullz ut $l.1S; so bushels very good Lancaster at
S1.3O; 7S bushels good FultZ at S1.1S: 934 bus
els good Fuz at S1.17; 124 bushels common FulIz
at S1.15: so bushels common Lancaster at $l.l
Sc bushels very good FultZ at S1.2O; 80 bushels
good Fultz at 81 IS; $50 bushels very good Fuli2
ut 81 .20 40 bushels prime Lancaster At $3.50; GO
bushels fair FultZ at S1.17 A bushels fair FultZ al
SLIT: 100 bushels good Futz at S1.1S so bushels
good Fultz at $1.17; 140 bushels good Fultz al
Sl.l5; 2S4 bushels prime Lancaster at 81 80 &C
bushels at 60c.; Sc bushels mixed at SIPS; 654
bushels common Lancaster at II .0s: 90 bushels
common mixed ut $1-total, q, 47S bushels.
f. CoRN.-1Vhite, 100 bushels prime 1t 5Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-10
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 9.-GoId opened at 1909.
Noon.-Stocks about steady. Money on call. dab
per cent. Gold, 1OOh. Exchange-Long, 4S5A@,
4S6; short, 4ssA@4ssa. State bonds steady. Gov
ernnlerts firm.
EUentng.-Aloney easy at 3iS(94 per cent. Ster-
ling weak at 4S5A614S6. Gold firm ut 1OOE. Gov
ernmenls strong; new SIS, l04H. States quiet.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 9, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Uhite, Sl2 bushels. Red, 6,0G0 bush
lis.
CoRN-Uhite. 200 bushels.
OATs.-lOO bushels.
COW-PEAS.-30 bushels.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. May 9.-Virgina 6'S, old, %: de-
fcrred Az: consolidated, 60H second series, 32R
pa>t-due coupons, So. North Carolina 6's, old,
new, s. Bid to-day.