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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

John Crotty, of Galveston, who is now doing
some remarkably good work on the lake,
signed, on Friday, the following articles OF
agreement for his contest with Mr.. r. G
Musgrove Of our city:
1. The race to be three miles with a turn
one and one-half miles each way.
2. The race to be positively rowed upon
Lake Pontchartrain, upon Saturday, May y,
1879 weather permitting; and in event OF
rough water, the race to be postponed to Mon
day, May 5, 1879, or from day to day, after
May 5, until suitable water is obtained.
g. The judges and umpire shall be the Judges
| OF the fitness of the water for shell racing.
4. The race shall be started between the
hours OF and 6 D. m.
| S. The course must be unobstructed by
water craft of all kinds throughout its entire
| length.
6. Each competitor shall be represented by
one Judge, and they shall elect an umpire,
who shall conduct the race from start to
| finish, and whose decision shall be final and
without appeal.
T. The rules adopted by the Louisiana Row
ing Association sh Ill be observed in this race.
i g. The prize shall be solid gold watch,
valued at not less than 500.
We, the undersigned, bind ourselves to be
governed by these rules only.
| JOHN CROTTY.
Both men have worked we during the last
week, and an exciting contest is anticipated
Crotty holds forth at our friends, Major
Charley Hoyt's and is well taken care Of. Mr.
Musgrove pursues his mercantile duties, and
takes his exercise at off hours.
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The Banana cutlery.
TMemphis AyaIanche /

Now that the quarantine is to be rigidly
enforced-for the first time-in Louisiana.
the wall OF the New Orleans banana merch.
ant Is heard in the land.
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Just So.
tAlbany Argus. !

,"IhelRepublican platform of Kentucky de-
clares-but come to think, it is no imoort-
ance what the Republican platform in Ken
lucky declares"
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WANTED : OCCUPANTS FOR A PLEAS
w ant front room. with hall room opening
into 1t. Wide gallery attached. Location con-
street, ana If
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BANK NOTICES.
SOUTHERN BANK.
New ORLEANS, March 30.

NEW ORLEANS. March 30. 1879.
Notice ie hereby given that bank boxes on de-
pnslt In this bank will be deliver cd to the owners
thereof daily. between the hours OF IAN. and
D. m. -
No special deposits can be delivered without
an order from the honorable the Fourth District
Court.
No admission except between the hours
above mentioned.
mh3e Il Civil sheriff in charge.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK.
NEW ORLEANS. March 80. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that bank boxes on de-
posit In this bank will be delivered to the own
ers thereof. daily between the hours OF 10 a. m.
and 10 m.
Special deposits under general order from
the honorable the Fifth District Court can only
be delivered on satisfactory evidence to the
UNDERSIGNED that the bank has no interest in
said special deposit, and that the owner thereof
Is not indebted to the bank.
No admission, EXCEPT between the hours
'''oso An'Ds' ]. 4. ALgEE GAUTHREAUX.
misc tt Civil Sheriff In charge
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MYANTED-FIFTY TO ONE HUNDRED
w passengers daily to buy their railway
street. They save from 81 to $40 each by 30
doing. ap11 I'm
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WyANTED-TO ADOPT. A PRETTY LIT
w tie orphan girl over five years. Call at 249
RarOnuo street. apo It,
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Crescent city Roller Skating Rink.

entertainment of the Crescent City Roller skat-
ing Rink took place. In the contest for the gold
medal. for gentlemen. the judges decided in
ing gold medal will be presented to the best
lad Ckata
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the ban Of Battery A.

The members Of Battery Of the Orb Ar
tillery. Capt. G. 9. Cain commanding, Were out
in full force at the Nav Lake on the occasion of
their moonlight picnic at Baltz's Pavilion.
There was q full attendance Of ladies'. and every
one was delighted Notwithstanding the chilly
air OF the night, the party kept UP the dancing
until O'Clock g. m.
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK.
SOUTHERN BANK,
IN LIQUIDATION.

NOTICE.
Parties who have boxes and packages on spe-
no.ifiei that, by order of the Fourth District
Court for this parish the same will be delivered
to them, on evi fence Of authority to receive, at
hours Of IL and ., on their receipt for the same.
New Orleans, March l9, 1879.
E. BERMUDEZ. Attorney.
For the Civil Sheriff:
mh2Otf Attorneys.
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SPECIAL NOTIqll

this society viii 'ste place AZ Ey,EN ING
twenty, first instank at ~ yck. o. the room ON
Of TIE y Bsnsyoen g III N camp
Of t. tie ss sd2sIey are reds sStsdI attend.
- Rev B. N. TkLMER, President.
u. r. souTHMAYD. Rec Ssec'y. apo ct
Nstice.-New Orleans. april II, 1879.
q the Mexican brig MiNATITLAN, now IN ais.
bills. debts or contracts maie BY the captain or
crew Of said vessel. EDW. A YORKE,
ap18 3t Agent.
sociedad Union Espanola de Renehcen-
cia Mutta-Asaneblea General Ettraordinaria-
So ,.punirdn en- su local de costnntbre. Ell DOMIN-
40 PhOYIMG dia 20 del co,riente. d las 10 en-
p1nto de la mariana, para ttatar de reforn,ar los
regldItentOS.
n de r VILLASANA. Secretario.
Neupa Orleans, april u. 1879. apis 81
ONCE New louisiana Jockey Club. New
Orleans. Anril IL, 1s79.-At a meeting OF the
Jockey Club it was unanimously resolved that
u future the price Of admission to the Grand
Stand should be reduced to the sum 81 one
open to the public free OF charge for admission
except for vehicles Of any description. tor which
Will be charged one dollar. - .rour
Ep14 Il Secretary and Treasurer.
Notice IL hereby given that q meeting Of
the Stockholders Of the Democrat Publishing
| Company" will be held on TUESDAY. the TWEEN
ty-second day OF April 1879. at 70 o'clock M. fol
consideration Of any of'he purposes mentioned
/ In Article VII Of the Charter OF said Company
| GEO. W. DUPRE. President.
/ W. r. BARROW. Secretary. ap12 LOT
New Orleans. March 40, IS78-Th,
| death Of George P. Crane will cauBe no inter
ruption In the business o. the firm Of GEORGl
P. CRANE Il CO., Mr.. CYRUS CHISM giving hi
personal attention to the same.
| The continuance OF the custom OF his friend
is respectfully solicited.
GEORGE. p. CRANE d CO.,
mh30 i'm No 104 Poydras street.
Tho WOman's Christian Union VII
meet on the first and second TT EsDAY In eac
month. at Il a. M, at the Carondelet Stree
Methodist Church.
MRS. Il. J. Coop. Secretary. deb tt
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NTANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
city Is in this column. at ten cents per line for
| the first and five cents for each subsequent in
| aartiOn. mh22
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FIRST RECORDER's COURT.

w. Green, charged with attempted arson
was sen. before the Superior Criminal Court
under $500 bonds.
Nancy Garry. CHARGED with entering house
in the daytime and larceny. was sent before the
First District Court, under $3.50 bond.
j. Burberry, charged with cutting and slight
ly wonnding Mana Miller. W sent before the
First District Court. under $500 bonds.
Mike Comasky. for carry q concealed weapon
was sent before the Superior Criminal Court
under bonds OF $3.50,
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uIsCHLLANEoUh.

COMMISSION OF TWO HUNDRED DOL
n lars cash will be paid to any person who
will procure for the subscriber position that
will command a salary Of 375 to 500 per month.
Add cess RADIX this office. ap2O3t*
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Tho WOman's Christian Union VIII
meet on the first and second T. EsDAY In each
month at IL a. M, at the Oarondelet Street
Methodist Church.
MRS. ~ LYONS, President.
MRS. a. J. Coop Secretary. de5 tt
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NTANTED-A PURCHASER FOR SEVERAL
w balances In the Orleans Savings Institu-
ton, aggregating $500. and upon one OF which
7a9 mb22
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ROOMS WANTED,

w board. two neatly furnished rooms. suit
able for single gentlemen, In q private family
residing on one OF the most prominent busi-
ness streets in the First District. Terms $1S
and $40 per month. Address OPPORTUNITY.
Democrat Office ap2OE
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FOR RENT.

IsOR RENT - THE ONE STORY BRICK
II Store with tb rec rooms attached. No. 237
Third street. corner OF Annunoiation street.
apo it,
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N1ANTED-HOUSE ROOM IN A RESPECT
w able private family by gentleman, wife
and child, having their own furniture. May or
may not want board. An interview desired:
Satisfactory references. Address Advertiser"
drawer 80 p o. ap20tf y
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Cooks. Nurses, Etc.
WANTED-A COMPETENT DINING ROOM
w girl, with city references. at 285 Jackson
street, corner Of CnrOndelet ap20 o.
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The Pike Benevolent Association gave their
third annual ball at last night Exposition Hall.
The entertain ment. whichsWas a complimentary
one. SURPASSED the anniversary balls of the same
association in 1877 and 1878. The vast hall.
which was handsomely decorated. was filled
before 10 o'clock in the evening. and gayer
or more numerous set Of the deyotees to the
The affair was a grand success. and worthy Of
the association. which is in the most flourish
inn
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w from IS to sd 8 day, for the great com
bination" Hunters Perfection" Rotary Flour
Meal Sitter. etc. Special terms for agents for
ana and Georgia. Apply to or address REY--
NOLDS d ARMSTRONG;, No. 90 Baronne street.
del tt
Q1 XII FOB PIANO TUNlNFBKsT Work
U1.OU 90 Magazine. D. LEIGH. 6oiree
Pianist. jytly
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Dressmakers and 6eamstresses.
NTANTED-THREE COMPETENT SEAM
w stresses. Apply at rs Polymnfa street.
ar2O IT,
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beath or Printcr---D Drowning of a
Richmond NeGro---SacrmaH Mission
D4Scnusiuucti

Especial telegram to the Displtch.l
NORFOLK, VA, November 20.-James G..
Addison, weIl-known printer, and for
mcr proprietor OF the Norfolk Vi,yinian,
died at his residence, on Church street, this
morning. At the breaking out OF the war
he resided in Richmond, and enlisted in
the artillery corps, serving with gallantry
and devotion until the surrender.
The captain Of the schooner Viola, from
North Carolina, reports that J. T. Richard
son (colored), one OF the crew, fell over
board ia Currituck Sound last Tuesday, and
was drowned. The colored man and a
white member Of the crew were wrestling,
and both fell overheard. Richardson, who
was unable to swim. was drowned, while
the white man was rescued. The drowned
man belonged in the neighborhood of Rich
mond.
The Virginia Conference to-day ordered
the discontinuaucc OF the German Mission
in Richmond.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


THURSDAY. November 20, 1879.
SALEs.-1 900 Virginia deferred bonds sold at 2,
and 1000 Richmond city S1s sold at 1884.
Government Securftiss.-United States AIS,
105k bid. = - - :
Mets observation-disclosures 10-4o's, 43 bid. A
asked; sirsinia consoi:, 5sh s,e, So asked: yir-
deferred, IBID, ~ asked: Virginia interest cert1-
Gates, IL bid. IL asked: Virginia Iax-rrceivable
coupons: s3 BID. e3k asked; North Carolina per
Gttp r,tfe5.-RIchmond city 81. J. and j.,
i23 DID. l23 asked Richmond city 6's. and DE-,
be- and S ss sd asse
Railroad Bonds.-VIrginia Central Railroad
third mortgage g., j. and j., 101 bid; Virginia
] o. bids Virginia Central Railroad non uortquge
g.. j. and j.. 107 asked southside Railroad first
mortgage preferred s's, j. and j. lot bid, liz
red 6's, J. and j.. 90 asked; southsidc Railroad
.hird mortgage preferred 6's, j. and D.. 90 hid:
Richmond. Fredericksburg and potomac Railroad
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs,
j. and j., 103 bid: Richmond and Danville Raj,
road eonsoI,da,ed g. H. and n. s5s BIZ %
and o. 1o7 bid; Richmond, York River and Che $.
apeake Railroad first mortgage 6's. j. andJ, iOi
asked: e.. &. and A. Railroad nrst NOR gage rs;
mortgage Is. II bid SO asked.
Canal BondS.-Jamet River and kanawha Canai
aHd kanaw!la Canal second mortgage G's, Nj. anc
N, 10 bid.
Raurond Hocks.-C Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way. 100 par, 10 bid: Richmond and Petersburg.
Rai'road. 100 par, As bad. 80 asked: Richmond
and Darvie Railroad. 100 par. "a bid, 26a aske 7:
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad ouaranteef, 100
nHr; 95 bid; Rlchmont, York River and ChesaDea'
Railroad. 3 bid.
Bank Stncks.-State Bank of Virginia. 100 par,
so asked; Bank Of Commerce 25 par: 25 asked
rlne. - par. 81 bid. 3hA asked: Virginia State. 25
par, 20 bid; Granite, 100 par, 70 bid, 10 asked.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. November 20, 1870.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised 80 hogs
heads. The offerings at auction on Change were
80 packages; or which number l6 were sold al
prices ranging from 50 to 500.
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
.LNgs.-Commop,, s2.h0ds3; medium, $40
50. 80: good, S4G$4.50.
LedE-C Common, IS @S5.5O : medium, $50 $3.50
good: $7@S7.5O; fine, $l0@s12.5O; extra line
Stemming.-Common. s2.50@s4. medium
s4.50@S6; good, s6iGs7 80; fine, S7GGs9.
DARK COMMUNICATING
lug Filters:1Common, s3@i4 medium "a so
assoc; good, $9t@slO so: fac, s1l@$I2 So;
extra due suu-cured, $l2@t17.
Wrappers.-Common, S7@$S SO: medium, 50
M$9.50; good. SOGaSl0.50: 6ne. S13@Sl4; ex-
ira, Sll.J0GSl2; extra Sun-cured, SlS0gS25.
BRIGHT GoODS-MANUFACTUEING
Smoksrs..,Eommon: t59s7: medium, $1,000
FIuers.-Common, &5m$6: medium, S7@S9;
good. Sl0ta*l2: ine Sl3@Sl5.
WrdDpers-COmmnn. S12@ Sl5; medium, $40
f25: good. s30GDS40; fine, S45@s50; fancy, 500
Nahogany IVraDpers:-Common, Sl5M$lS /;
$50; extra, s60Q*75.
WESTERN GOODS.
lag FiIlers-Old dark. S3tD4.5U.
Lear FiierS.-Common TO medium, 4GlS6: good
TO tpe. S7Gl0.
Leaf. emmiag.-New dark. SiGS7.
Mn$Om C0uaty.-Ncw common TO good filters, 81
G$lO.
REMARKs.-There has been no material change
in The above quotations for several weeks. The
market Is little weak for all grades Of filters.
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ROANOKE COUNTY.

fr1-rcspou,!encc of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SALEM, VA. November 10, 1879.
The viii Of The iate Jacob Per>inger, an
id and highly.respected citizen OF this
county. was admitted TO probate to-day.
Ev this vii / bcqucst Of $4,000 was left in
,rQs, for tae benefit Of Roanoke College.
The College will not come iRto full posses
;ior, however, during The lifetime OF the
WIDOW oi The deceased.
Wy. Dr. 1yrcc. Of Liberty. is conduct
is:s >cri:s OF religious meetings III the
B.Pisl caurch.
TIE week Of prayer. under the auspices
d he Young Mems Christian Association,
", Observed here by the College Associa-
on Services have been held every eve
NM in The College chapel.
Tie negro vote in this section. beyond
I@radvcniurr. decided our elections. we
% pot blame the negroes, however most
O tag'I krrw no better; we shoulder the
responsibility OF our "ctcrnal shame
upon those leaders who will pass in review
hsi0rc the test OF time, which Will try alike
.1cir motives and their works. If the hon
Or u tac old Dominion can be regaiDed,
aol the ignorant negro, but would-be-wlse
white man viii render account for the dis
grace we have suffered. History, Virgin
IA friend, will
Place III every honest hand whip
Io'a,a hese rsscas naked hrough the world"
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Virginia coat-biass charcoal. S2s@S13. warm
oast charcoal S24GS2s.
Ndfks: Old Dominion, s3 90 Ia wholesale LOT
Der keg, standard.
,Ptopga-Cas,tngs: Wholesale, &c.; retail ~
Axe. p b. ..f,t''. ..ssezs. II. - n.
koDe: Manila best. 14al5c. tute. s@9c.
401&c.
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints S2@s2.25
dozen, gold.
Brandtes: Domestic 81 .25Ms2: fruit, SI.1Oe
sl:4o; ample. new. sl.754S2; old, s2.Z5lS3
Virginia peach. S2Gs2.5O. ~
Eue Whfakeus: Medium. 81 8 OGS2: Dure old, q.
9S4; Virginia mountain, new, 9Gt9S2.BG, 10
S2.50RS3.5O and upwards.
Es7o England Rum: *l.5a6S1 go.
Rscffhsd WbfSkgvs: Msrk.f scsrre. pri, cs ad:
vaEced heavily on account Of freight rates being
incre. sed.
Lumber. Saves, &c.
Lumber: White oak. &l36Sl5S 600: Uester,
VlrRinia poplar. el4GS25 2 1000: white nint
R14t1t42.5e a 1000: yellow pine boards s 2. SOD
III: jost *9ASll according to lengths Shingles
Pine. Sl.75@S2.50: cypress six-inch. i66l,s
2 1000. Laths--spit, 81; sawed, s1.7o@3s1.S 81
= I.UOG.
SareS: Whiskey-barrel timber green. 81 s@s2s7
LOCO: seasoned $20f1S25 8 LOCO. flour-narrt
timber. S2@4s5 2 l.00U. Fioor-barrei poEes 81
hogshead-hoops. Zoe. q bundle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse TOYS naming 35c.@sl.25 = TOO FEC
Ponder: 1913 by the five ke2s-lc@s than Nv
Kegs, 1925: blasting, $3.25@S3.30.
Sn0t: Northern. 81 65 q ha. u rs lbs.
GrfndSt0Tses: 1atG2rc. , b.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEcRApH TO THE naspArCIs.

PRocEEDINas OF THE ARMY
OF THE CUMBERLAND YESTERDAY; AN
Ex-coNrEDERATE's FRATERNAL UTTER.
ANCEs AND GENERAL .GARFIEL6'S RE-
pLY-TERRIBLE FATE OF TWO WOMEN.
1NsULTERs IN TESNEssEE-oBITUARY-
SUPPOSED LOSS OF A sAIL-BoAT AND
ALL ON BoARD-PRoCEEDISG OF THE
AMERICAN HEALTH AssoCIATIoN-UTE
CHIEFS TO BE BRSUeHT1o WASHINGTON
TWO COLLEGE REBELLIoNs-THE GREAT
TUMBLE IN sToCKs-THE ARREST OF THE
IRISH LEADERS; GREAT EXCITEMENT IN
THE GREEN IsLE-ILLNEss OF EX-EAi.
PRESS KUGESIE's MoTHER-PoLlTICAl
EXCITEMENT AT n RoYALIsT BANQUET
IN FRANCE, &C.
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Ey Telegraph.


NEW YORK. Sovemfsr 2O-Co,,on ouJe,: ..,es
2U7 bales: uplands. IL 81 &c.; Oreans lo 8. Iac,
Southern -four qDiet and uucnanged. Wheat lGo3c.
Dei'er WHO more active trade. Corn staady, with
7ery moderate trade: uDgraGed. 59@6oc Oats
more actiTe without important change. Hops In fair
demand and unchaDaed Coffee aniet: steady, and
onchanged. Sugar UNCHANGED and dull. 5ioassas
qhiet aud non insl: New Orleans, 47@52c. Rca
anss i with tair demand. Ros, Hrm at $3.50
strong and active, with no important chsnge. Pork
opened hrmer; closed dull and weak. Middies
opepsd iH ser reo ose 49, short Ssar 6 Lard
Whiskey, s1,l6@sl.l7. Frrights Gull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November, 2O.-FIour firm aud I'M.
western strong and higher: southern red. 1850
sl45: amber, sl.50G8l.56; No. l MARYLAND, no
"a "sief pe cnss ssd ssp
asy, $l47aSl.4S: February. $3.50. southern
corn higher: western easier and dun: southern
southern. western whi'e. and Pennsylvania, 47G
ass.: mixed western: 45@46c. Provisions steady
and unchanged. Cote quiet and unchanged. SUI
sl.l2.@s1.l3. Freighss dun and uncha aged.
| CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI. November 20.-Flour fairly ac-
and higher sI2s asked. Corn IN coed I 81
+ll: Lard steady At ss.75assso Buik.me meats
meats higher: shoulders, &c. short ribs 5,sa SIC
Whiskey In good demand at fun prices, I.oS. Su-
| ucItSe
| firm: common. S3.40MS'70: light. So 75iS
- 90: packing, s3.95@s4.10; butchers. 81 LOO
asa. 1J.
| LOUISVILLE.
| LOrISvILLF November 20.-Flour outlet a I'd u,.-
| changed. Wheat firm at 81 226SI %. Corn rmer.
| Oats hrmer: white, SIC. Pork quiet nj all.5O
Lard strong; choice leaf. terce, TIC: keg. SKA SSc
Buk-meatS strong. Bacon stronger: shoulders 4ac.
| Wits KEY firm at 81 co. Hogs higher aud active !;
packing, Sal 0MS4.25.
| ST. Louis.
| T. On o.
! 10 .S0@S59O; choice TO fancy, S5.95G$6.5o.
| Wheat unsettled and generally higher No. Q red
fall. S1.26@Sl26S cash No. 81 red fan 81. lSk6
Sl.l9. Corn easier at 37sc. cash. Oats easier ar
Sic. Wbisksy steady al $1.l0. Pork frmcr at
.S7H CASA. Lard quiet At IS 90 cash aud No.
ve!nber. Buk-mcats quiet and easier: shoulders,
1906 50 80: clear ribs, $5.70@S5.s0. Bacon
| nominally unchanged.
| CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO November 20.-Flour steady and IN
! changed. Wheat active. hrn, and higher No. z
| red winter. 81 .22; No. Chicago spriug. Sl.i6S1
$1.l6H. Corn unsettled aud generally higher \.
| 40S. uats steady and in good demand at 1870.
| Pork In good demand and shade higher. Lard in
fair demand and higher AT S6.75@S6 77S. Bulk
| meals steady and firm. WLi>key steady and uu-
changed.
At Ctose.- Wheat stronger. Corn unsettled and
generally lower. Oats easier but not quo'ably
lower. Pork strong and higher; SlU.05 Soyenl-
Der. Lard in good demand aud a shade higher
$3.50 November and December.
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The Rlues IN Washington.

ttorre>fol denc.. OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
WASHINGTON. November 90, 1879.
The rear guard Of the Blues. under Lieu
,taaH,s Page. Siarkc, and nashieli, left
Washington this evening. and were escort
ID 10 the cars by their Washington military
Brethren. Richmond's oldest company
R1e here attracted great deal Of atten-
Ton, and i,> members not only looked we'll
aad marched well, but conducted them
ewes in manner that II Elected the highest
credit on Their city and State. Captain
VII" had right to be proud OF his COM
I'nd. There was general regret expressed
.Ah other companies. did not come from
hcblHond. The newspapers Of both par
..e> complimcntcd in most flattering terms
DE Richmond Blues. the Norfolk Guards,
-'l ihc Alexandria Light Infantry, While
.%e SCR alluded 10 the presence OF the
I"es IN lis editorial column. Company A,
>. '1'> cay, Is one OF the most hospltable
VI The c1ntinent, and entertained its mill
~fs Guests on this occasion with its usual
dJelailv,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21
The hicfs 20 Come 10 WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-Sccretary
SchurZ has received telegram FROM Gene
raj Hatch at Los Pinos containing and en-
dorsing the recommendation of Chief Ou-
ray that eight or ten OF the leading Ute
chiefs be brought 10 Washington for con-
ference and final settlement OF the Ute ques-
ton. Secretary Schurz has replied that the
chiefs may come, bur the embassy must not
include any Of the White River Ute chiefs
concerned in the late massacre. Their as
sumed ignorance Of that outrage, he says,
raises stroug~ presumption against them
selves, and shows they are not fit men TO
treat with. Until they point out and sur
render the guilty parties the whole tribe
must be held responsible.