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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

The WHITE MANS CANDIDATE" THE
Virginia Post, Republican paper pub
lshed at Harrisonburg by the Messrs. Ro-
binson, two colored men, In an extract
which we see extensively copied, advocates
the election OF Captain Paul, and for what
reason do our readers supp0se2 Why, that
be Is "tbe peoples champion" and that Al
len Is "the Bourbon Democratic candidate
nho represents the tchite mans party
,ytauntOn indicator.
That's a bitter pill for the white Read
justers to swallow. We commend 1t to the
attention OF our Readiuster friends all over
Virginia.
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rIsndmart, sditoriai.l

We are glad to say that we find Mr..
Goode,s chances are improving every Gay.
The white people Of this region and on the
Peninsula realize fully that the fight Is be-
tween Mr.. Goode and Mr.. Dezendorf, and
we Eno,o that our champion has gained
enormously since the race began. There Is
none of The conventional "buzza" and
brag in our opinion, and we deliberately
put that opinion on record, to the erect
that Mr.. Goodies election will be assured to
him by the solid people Of this district on
the I'd OF November. The good people un-
derstapd the situation fully, and VIII show
il at the polls. Let Norfolk and Ports
mouth do their part.
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Is the able deputy Democratic editor so
cock-sure as he was that the country Is
heartily sick OF the sectional "rubbish
New York Tribune.
We can answer in the affirmative for one
editor. The Richmond Whiq says that the
msjorlties you received last week no more
show that the northern people hate US than
the Democratic msiorities 10 the South show
that the southern people bate you. In
fact, Il would seem that we Of the South
are Just a. guilty Of sectionaIlsm because
we hand together defensiyeIy % you are for
banding loesthsr o6enslyely.
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A solid North is answering q solid South.
Its voice is that the loyal States OF this
Union will never ieopardIze, much less
Weld, the results OF the war; Wheeling
Intelligence.
Considering that Wheeling is in that part
OF the country which the northern Repub-
Iicans call "the solid South" (see Mr.. CoNK-
LIMOS speech in Yesterdays DiSpdtch,) the
remark quoted above may be taken as the
coolest OF the season. 1t is exactly on par
with the mpostor-beggar's involuntary ex-
clamation, " / am dumb"
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DEATHS.

Died at his residence, No l20k west Clay street
IN this city, saturday evening. October 1911 al
4:45 O'cl0ck, BARTELOT Il. DAVIES aged tweh'
ly.seVen years. $3.50. ,.,.
His funeral win take place THIS Sunday EVE
MING at O'Clock from the Clay-Sireet Baptist
church.
Died, at his residence, corner of Third and
J,ckson streets Al fifteen minutes past O'Clock
saturday afternoon, of consumption, DIR. JAMES
ALEXANDER KINNAlRD, son in'llw of Mrs.
susan X. Bircheit.
The funeral viii take place THIS Sunday AZ
TERNUON nj 3 O'Clock from Clay.Sirert Meiho-
llst church. Friends dnd relatives are invited 10
attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died. at Bovdton, Va, October l3ih, LUCY H.
infant daughter OF &. j. and Lucy Faulkner
alt Is well with the chIld."
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The rebel brIoadiers may rs well prepare
TO give up their comfortable committee.
rooms. II is now entirely safe to say that
TWENTY-FIVE OF the forty.twO committee
chairmen in the next House Of Represents.
tives Will not I've southern men as now
Ne,c York. Tribune.
Can't you see that every Radical journal
thinks it can make more political capital by
denouneing the South than in any other
way? Isn't that demonstration that tie
northern people are still hostile to us OF the
Goutb
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The Baltimore sun. as a portion OF Its
contribution to the success OF the sesqui-
centennial celebration, will give a series OF
four free concerts, two matlrees and two
evening performances, on Monday and
Tuesday. Grafulla's New York Seventh
Regiment band OF fifty pieces, with its
leader, The celebrated Wernig, have been
engaged.
The Suffolk Examiner (Readiuster) Is
willing to support Balm II Goode and Lacy
could be withdrawn; but admits that the
Democrats would not accede TO such plan.
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orr rI.r wnl Fly TIN victory Perches
Upon Il.

res following ringing letter from the
essae Executive Committee brushes tout
rumor which had been indusiriously circo-
MED thfo ughcut the State. Dir. ks'LEr's
eloquent and cheering words will cause Q
ssili moro vigorous prosecution OF the WORK
- the campaign than has hitherto charac-
terised the hbors Of our orators, organ
ixers. and writer's. Every true Democrat
~ Virginia will rejoice to know that tnere
4 No man on the State Executive Commit
,.a vho has ever entertained even for
moment the thought Of hauling down our
nse and surrendering Of the very moment
Of victory. But Mr.. KgnEY's letter is so
much better than anything we can write
thst we will not longer keep II from the
reader:
Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND. Va, October 10, 1885,.
Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Dear sirs,--Your surmise Is exactly cor
rect. The rumor that there Is any purpose
OF Withdrawing the Regular Conservative
Democratic ticket from the field Is not only
false, bot has no shadow OF foundation
save in the wishes OF those who invented
the absurd statement. II Is simply an
eIectionesring trick OF kind perfectly Ia
mI,,ar TO sill who know the devices TO which
desperation leads political partlsans.
The May ticket was never as strong id
Virginia rs 1t Is this hour. IL Is bampered
by no faithiess allies, deserving when need.
ed. To fts colors the brave and true ana
honest Conservatives OF Virginia are COM
ing, irrespective Of their local differences;
ard every day swells the number OF those
who, however disposed to try the strength
OF factions when the discord brought no
danger, cannot be made the tools OF selfish
leaders when the Republican party con-
fronts them In solid ranks and with omen
proclamation OF their resolve to snatch Vir-
ginia from the ranks OF Conservatism.
They realize that the debt Is without
place 10 the nstional canvass. Their oppo-
fiti0n 10 Rsdiealsm Is Older and stronger
than their opposition to "Funderism," and
they are postponing the question OF re-
adjustment TO the only field In which II can
be fought to join bands with us In the neid
OF the present fight.
The May ticket has come to stay, ana 10
,cin.
Yours respectfully, A. NJ. KELLEY,
Chairman Executive Committee.
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M USEM ENTs.

AMUSEMENTS.
ID edmond THEATRE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 18th AND 18th,
The universally popular and celebrated
RFNTZ-sANTLY NUVELY COMPANY.
NJ b. LEAVTrT. PropI irtor.
THE FINEST AND MOST DISTINGUISHED Or
GANIZATION IN AMERICA.
IOOKt LOOK
AT THE GIGANTIC COMPANY.
LISA WEBER,
ROSA LEE, MARY 'fEs BROCK.
EyA BYRON. Lulu MoRTIMoRE,
KATE RAYsHAM. BELLE CLIFTON,
BoRDRAux SISTERS, FANNY FLORENCE.
BLANCHE VAUGN, CAPITOLIA FORREST,
LAURA BENNETT, QUILTRR G0LDRICH,
LEW BENEDICT. JOHN r. HESsHAW,
HARRY GwYNETTR, MARK RENT,
WILLIAM RANDALL.
INAUGURATIVE FERMENTATION.
LISA WEBKR's New and Original operate Bur-
lesque.
PRETTY-PRETTY;
OR.
YOUTHFUL FROLICS.
Magnificent Costumes, Delightful Music, superb
Marches.
Prices rs usual. ocl7.2ts
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IDanyiIle Post.l

A Republican OF this city received a tele.
cram FRIDAY from Colonel Popbam, OF
Richmond. requesting him to communicate
at once with Colonel J. 7. Stovall and urge
his immediate presence In Richmond.
Thereby hangs tale. What new move
ment can be on foot? Is there. to be
fresh coalition between the 7lh-of-Julyers
and their "faithiul allies" by which the
vote Of Virginia is to be battered of 10 Gar
field and Arthur to the sacrifice OF the gal.
liant Hancock General Malone, we should
infer, would never consent to such treach-
cry to Virginia and her people.
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ME 70 vote for Hancock ana Ens'lsn cleo
tors. so,h. IA an
General Hancock, / have no uo od I,, y ="
hon rsbIe gentleman, and 70 = loou; H., UI rod.
loving man, as be was brave anu sv,s . I'D
ersl general, but be u in bad COMPANY, ~ sa ~
there Il no reason for preierrinR n'm ~ ~
General Garfield, who Is OIL Ieass % usvo. ,sJ
10 the national flag az General hancoc., snu
,;,,c.i ,nastsrs JoHN r. LEWIS,
Chairman State Central Comm,''e ,e.,o
Lunnpood. Monday, September ~, iooo'
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CpECIAL NOTICE.

NUNNALLY SONS have purchased the REAL
ESTATE AND GENERAL COLLECTING BUSt-
NESS heretofore conducted by T.. II. Nunna!ly, al
Hull aud Ninth streets, Manchester. Tue once VIII
IN future be At NunnsIy's store, corner oil HUI and
Eighth streets. Prompt collection guaranteed anu
speedy returns made TO their patrons: liberal
share Of The pnblic patronage IL solicited.
m 17.lt
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MAJ RELIGIOUS THE REVIVAL

meetings conducted by Messrs BETHEL, JACK
son, BIGELow, PARISH, and others at the chapel
Oh the canal bank, near Seventh. street bridge,
Byrd Island, have been largely attended, and have
resulted in several conversions They will be con-
tinued every nisht this week. commencing To-
NIGHT at TAD o'clock Christians of every de-
nomination are cordially Invited TO attend.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND HowITzERs,l
RICHMOND, VA, October lS. 1850.
A TTENTION, HOWITZERS.- ANN
N Assemble at your Armory TO-M0R- WA
RON Monday NIGHT al b O'Clock, Ia IA ,f4tS
tIgue uniform. with side-arms, for drill. 91<-sS
Men having knapsaeks. blankets, and dress. coats
formerly used by the battery Will bring them 10 the
Arnory Tomorrow night.
BY order OF the Commandant.
Ocl7-n b. LORRAINE, First Sergeant.
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NJ REMOVAL OF REMOVAL
THALHIMER BROTHERS
6Ol BROAD STREET.
We beg TO announce that
VIZ HAVE REMOVED TO
that large, eommodious, and well lighted store,
CORNER FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS,
formerly occupied by Messrs. A.. T.. Fox & Son,
to suit our largely Increased trade Having added
considerably to our facilities, we can say that
WE HAVE SPARED NEITHER PAINS NOR
EXPENSE
in adding to the comfort aud accommodation Of
our customers,
OUR PURPOSE
being
TO SUPPLY THE TRADE
with every desirable article usually kept In first
class Dry-GOods house
AT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
We hope to accomplish this aim by so conducting
our business At the new stand as to merit contin-
uanee of the patronage heretofore SO liberdlY be-
slowed upon US.
our buyer has iust returned from New York
where he has attended all the recent
TRADE SALES,
and has also given his special attention 70 the selec
ton OF novelties which We have just opened.
OUR FIRST EXHIBIT
will be made on
MONDAY THE 18TH INSTANT.
ON that day and On every other day during III
coming week We expect to open the
NEW EST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE sTYLT'
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, sATIN5,
BROCADE SATIN, .
SATIN De LYON,
BLACK SILK VELVET,
COLORED SILK vELVETs,
PRINCES, SACKINGs,
CLOAKS. DOLMANS, and PLAIDS.
In addition to our ussal assortment or
sTAPLEAND FANCY GOODS.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sc l6-Sa,su&W sol Broad street.
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|E9" DRESS GOODSi DRESS GOODS
large and complete stock Of all the new styles
and shades at very Iow prices.
BLACK CAsHMERES from auction at The fol-
lowing prices: Is, II. 10, n, 20, ~, 80, and
33c.;
ALL-wOOL BLACK CASHMERTss at SO, IL, 48,
AS, 40, 6S. 81, so. IS, 81, 10. 70, and e2e.;
BLACK sILKs-the best goods for the money In
the city-at so, IS, co. So. as, s5c.. 81, and
fl.25;
COLORED SILK, SATINs, and TRIMMINGS OF
all kinds;
BLACK COUPTAULD CREPEs in remnants at
one half the original price.
All we ask Is a call on these goods
d. & f. MITTELDORFER.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 18th Instant, at the residence Of
the brides brother, "a. j. Wray Eq } 10y the Rev.
W. +. Hatcher. Sir. CHARLES K. READY 10 Miss
MATTE l.. WRAY; both Of this city.
Philadelphia pal aud Newark tOJ papers please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

R1s SPlRiTUALISM.-A RELIGIOUS
conference meeting will be held TO-DAY Sunday,
October II, 1850, at 3 O'Clock 7. NJ, In Harmony
Hall, Broad street, between sixth and seventh
streets. GEORGE c. SWAN will preside.
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irish NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE
i A called meeting of the Irish National Land
League win be held at Cathedral Hall SUNDAY
EVENING (hs 17Ih) at O'Clock. A prompt and
full attendance of officers aud members Is required
TO complete The arrangements for the entertain
ment j. V. RFDDY,
Oc l7-ltt Cnalfman.
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n MONUMENTAL CuuRCH Rey.

J. Il. ARMSTRONG. ID. d., rectorl.-Sunday school,
$50 A. NJ, Church-MOrning service, III A. VI.
evening service, 4 Z. NJ.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY tx,
~ EQUTED stths DmPATCA shlAxike
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND, VA, October Is, 1880
MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, &.
wi beers Of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40, A.Y.XX
NJ, are requested 10 attend a stated commu- "
uicatlon to be held at ST. Adams Hall THIS Mon
dayl EVENING at z O'Clock Members OF sister
lodges fraternally invited TO attend.
Nv order OF the w. NJ.
JNO. T.. LAU6HT0N, JR,
oc 17-Itf Secretary.
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n-EIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH

(corner Twelfth and Broad s,reetsl.-iev. j. IL.
HAwTHoRNE. ID. d., Will preach on SUNDAY at III
A. NJ. on Love as a Motive Power" and at ~ L.
NJ. on Religion aud Politics." All strangers well
come 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-17

~TwO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
NEW AND HANDSOME
CLoAKs AND DOLMANs
JUST OPENED
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
500 BROAD STREET.
These goods were manufactured TO order for them
by one of the largest and best manufacturers. and
they guarantee the
VERY LATEST AND HANDSOMEST STYLES,
good MATERIAL good workmanship, nrst-class 1T, and
the very lowest prices.
Don't fail TO look at them before buying else
where. &C i3-eod
NE JULIUS MEYER & SON SHOW A
full line Of NOME CLOTHS in all shades from
csc. up;
PLAIN and MATELLASEs NAVY-BLUE
CLOTH. ana FLANNEL SUITINGS;
All the new shades In CLOTH sACKlNGS.
&C l3.eOd
NJ ALL-SILK SATIN DE LYONS IN
every shade at S5c.;
BROCADE and BIOCATELLE In shades TO match
from 60c. ap, at
oc Is-eod JULIUS MEYER K SONS.
NJ THE CHEAPEST LINE OF BLACK
CAsHMERES ever shown In this city;
Large line PLAIN and FIGURED BLACK
NOME CLOTHS, CANEL'S HAIR, &C., at
very low prices. JULIUS MEYER & son.
Oc l3.eod
RC55' LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FAN
CY HOSE;
LADIES and CiliLDREN'5 MOURNING HOSE,
entirely new styles, at low prices, At
oc l3-eod JULIUS MEYER K SONS.
--
M TRY THE CELEBRATED MAR
GUERITE KID GLOVES 81;
THE VIENNA GLOVES at 75c,, IN all shades.
gl0ve-buttoner given with every air, by
JULIUS MEYER 4 son,
oc l3-eod 603 Broad street.
---
~ HUTZLER BROTHERS.,
$50 BROAD STREET.
THE LARGEST STOCK-BRsT ASSORTMENT
LOWEST PRICES.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY at extremely low
prices:
DREss-TRIMMINGS lower than any other house
rot excepting New York city;
Bargains In VELVETs, SILKS, SATINs, and
GRAPES;
HOSIERY and GLOVES
CORSETS and MERlNO UNDERWEAR;
LACES aud HAMBURGS;
YARNS and ZEPHYRS;
Ribbons and FRlNGES
G. iLO0NES and SOAPS:
GmD-PLATKD JEWELRY;
FLOWERS and FEATHERS at wholesale prices.
lRt
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Nj TRY THE CELEBRATED MAR
GUERITE KID GLOVES ats
THE VIENNA GLOVES at 75c., IN all shades. A
gl0ve-bultoner given with every air, by
JULIUS MEYER Il son,
oc l3-eod 500 Broad street.
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NJ THE CHEAPEST LINE OF BLACK
CAsHMERES ever shown In this city;
LARGE line PLAIN and FIGURED BLACK
NOME CLOTHS, CANEb'S HAIR, &C., at
very low prices. JULIUS MEYER son.
Oc l3-eOd
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr North Rir-r. F-s3sis dHf RfH"oIts.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TUESDAY, Dec. II. 1880.


LsHEs- ouiet POTS &C.; ear. a2idtc
Bf.E~WAN -0t'i &c ~ = i12"-lA2c TOT e7tcih anu
n iooW CORN-DuIl and numinaly unchanged
BUILDING Ma ER1hL--Il cIeral uihrket remains
oute steady, ~ U buslnr a, has been Tat cr
mo. . ate. quule. B1ch- Hsfts - 15d-l -, aHd
palea DARK. 81 dSl2 Bfewus, *lOD
81 Iaths. 81 Sj0<l per N. Lime kockland Common
q Fni-iu &C. 1SNt tluiiaug
Cement osendaie. S5r ri American Portland - "a
S. EnglsI du. 81 6odf2 ~. Lumbet-kastern spruce
White Pine 1Gslspe - Tor West lna shipping BuaTdS
"a y Tor American do; $40 JUUHlO - Tor Box
Boards TI7d@ = 81 for do Lite and sound. GLOW FAo
:snGOm cargocs about "a SO NJ ordered caIgo-s
50 qt2n FLOORING Boards l25 So CO. ana Dry 40
g. - AT south, sI6GslS per W. NaA quiet al
CANDI Es-Quie and unchanged: sperm, 20 2Gc; do.
Patent. % Adamaninr i3c far1fhuo' to'20 ij2C
CDAL-Pficcs ahrr urcSuari The supplies arc quite
"a tud
C6OPERAGE STOCK-Firn and moderately active
C1HDAG r.--~teadt and IN tar delhan g.
CrICCORY-Gcrman Ga anuiaiod. 4's0o'lc; EnElish do
Choice. Z iAG1 &c.
COCOA-f1rm but quiet; - Domingo lni2HllCf Mara
cdlb1 22a3JC.. Guayagu. lf0 Il L. tarfcas 70 ZIG
COFFEE Rio be.trr demand ~ rather easier prices
Ordinary caTgUes D'4 5t including ftr a. &C;
saes OlO bag- sirius aud JOCG * iatJ IN priv 20
terms AIDES dull md tat oS> bags NTac nbo sod
Man,aiuo 2C Jivn quoted 5d2 c. prices generally
uu~rtt. ed ana 70 a eTcal extent nominal
COrTOS-Spot Cotton quiet tay urchan 80 safes $50
bal-- t tor inning delivered on con
ReceDts the ports 10000 baies against
81 "a bales lat and 3OAl% baes III year;
since september 2sSlO3l baes, against %'tJ@oi baie5
time last year. -,
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state bonds were 30. t. Tut firm. WITH sales OF
Louisiana consuis a 5fA. Tennessee Gs old at 0Oa
497s and new - a47l4, ana Arkansas ~, Lite
Rock and For Smith Railroad at ., and Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad Al IT,. North Caroline
Consolidated Is are ono ed at $3.50 -, and spnc.H
tax g, 4A6 aud Virginia Is d,terr,' 1Gh0l7l2
OF civ bank stocks the sales mclua .merIcan
Exchange u o. a. 12j and lradesmau az ut 10.
Railroad bonds were dull ana without special fea-
lures investment buyer, bong deferred from oper-
ating by tie hope that tight money would make
lower pclces. Erie second consols to %. but
closed unchanged at 9742. Missouri. Kansas and
Iexas f,gues were steady FIRST consil 40 ll13l aud
seconds at 743s07i5o. Chesapeake aud ONO
first series we're steady at yesterday
advance at 7G3763l aud the currency
interest drafts at 45U1Ji2 Canada
Southern hrsts yielded y per cent TO l0l St. Louis
and Iron Mountain hrst incomes rose TO 3lA, and
the seconds were steady az Is. Oregon Railroad
and Navigation rose to 1852, International and
Great Northern incomes were firm at So, ana ONO
Central firsts yielded 10 1023i9 "2's. Denver aud
Rio Grande frsts were y higher llC7s. but the
consoIs were L lower at 1892. The Texas and
Pacific issues were about steady; incomes at 75l2
and ffsts Rio Grande division. al 95'4.
The Subj reasury today lost SJjJ. 90 on bal
ance, made up by coin loss of $5s6,3S7 less a
currency gain of S3l 1872 This makes the loas
since Friday 5000 POS. The european steamers,
arrived to-day. brought $82i.50O in foreign gold,
making total arrival since last Saturday morning
of S6161 $40. In. common rate To- call loans al
the Stock Exchange to-day was pof cent plus IlO
commission the exceptions were plus q per crnt.
and finally per cent plain. The donesi nc Exchanges
on New York are rs last quoted The United states
Treasurer at Washington to-day received 42O4OOO
in National bank uotes Tor REDEEM ptIon The customs
reeeIps were $343777. and the internal revenue
receipts were $l366S6. The following Is the
Clearing House s.atcnlens to-day Excbahges.
S172 ala. O33; balances $5,7l0,35l. The transac-
tiops ut the bub-1reasuIy covered Receipts,
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ooqa o,dyary 49,, IT, loT G1s s:
tuture. iar. active oaae alyauc. Of to 30
POINTS. $3.50 1l.e'. Prices p.c- DeocnoeT lla!"
msreh - ~ 900; Apdl i2s5di1f. May. 5oal2.o;
:, pom ,', -c.rhe, g5 farisry D. o., Fcb
ruary. T. March lAl3 Apu+ 80. o. NAY i2'7t June
~ ~ July 30. August - scot mb'r 2t' October.
IDrccniie. .e4 l.04 J,nu,r,. al tr1u1ry. l24
Ms.n l-.'. 1P' q4ar.fr.b!e criars ,
DsUGs. ErC.Genersy quiet som, ch ase' !9'',. De- o~
~. ;2~a5bc. DIV K,nneq rors. 1871 TO-
fnri camrho 2Ga2,-t. Cuich, 7a3.: Dinscuc. - ttp
u a5 seneca Root 81 qa6oe; ouicF-iver ql-c' opan
n lobb'ng iois s ISL 20 @o'p.i'se ~ :Ieef ~
poTd'r', TO-, r., - Sas ~ on lemon
~ oa - s7: do Wlnesgreen. - 6as5 21 do ss.ais.
iTisI-Nack--ei mooorarey active and about se'ay
SAFE, coo bD.i "a hl,t5 3r sm tHe F'sSs ei oG
" 5' ' uF Quiet i ~ - 55Sat B.1 Hcrrae rtler
30 /. Il rrs ea nernng aary active. 800 9os Po,snd
s5asj 90. Labrador 20 - go rasiport nomni s. %
flour AND L-FLoUR-Mnrsess h'agy anl IN i2.
stan aloe. lover ,i..e. in'e e.s 10. e.pgt mainly
inquiry sales 1000 los.; inc udlns zoo bDt Mime
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3 o. az = ios ei cJ H., InGis, - 70 for witar
vi At Tor .uiopr; 30 DDls. Low h1.ri - tL~s4 T.
dock 400 oDis snip rune. 80 ava -. lator fof i'o
a9s sG W 1858 $50 SS9o PI rrg Wheat + ~ ia so
IN : 30 at the sales li,.OO bbs were ior export
i1e@S supsrSne % ios,i. common 70 Far
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a. sO Common GOOD Extra "e-ieru. - tOos5;
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n,una looD ONO - Good 10 Choce 10. - DI q
So 50 Comm,B ainresola. - yoeat IS common
clear 81 : 80; nJr MIXTURE, go 80 naKui.
IS 5uGt6 25 -tfsl@n. sfIt faifhI -
a - 40, Lou,s Common 70 tHr ezra = uoGto 40
good to Nrrv FsDIv. - bUOei rs fefIt W nt"
Wheat E1trA.s1 css 30 'osnT ull sou iHhjSh RioU r
din love. 40 ad ,oluutI naIy 90 loDO -ou bD
Inc fipg Common Fxtia - 81 500 Good 20
Clm,e - 45a.0 1J.... NA T. fLOtk snaHe fOugor
salrs TO- bbs -uuernr. SO 3-Ge3 ~, lntf chucc
| EUCKW HEAT TINUE fairy aCuvc a. adf& 40,
la tcr nnry tOHA MEAL. rtra}. win moderate ne
gurv Gales 700 bills iucudng nl VINE, IS 81 leOw
Western, - - 0t3 %
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"a Iav@r alslna q DO 80. han0Its. 81 % az 80,
do quafter.blKrs b2a650 New Loose q 10 New = s-
leuca sac turkish frunr-, rss, bhHtAc. New
rants Dc. a6c. Ctron, 20 an " sa.in7s httb9Eoa
rg1. a.. boxes. l2rc. NHnuiA, HicnoIIr, } pei
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box CgcJauuts riEdNfU jan tca ufanfr
Der bill Porto Rico DO eyN1l per hhLi Ola 90,
~ 5Uds2 20 per Malaga d1. Siaf3 do GRAPE % 90 'p
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and 4oJ 6bs Aim ria Grapes. % 0ORfb ~, a ty aieAu A
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