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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

PHILADELPHIA March 12.-WooI-In very light supply !
prices hrn, with upward tendency. Ohio. Pennyl
vania and Vrgnia-KX and ahOve % H5Sc.; y 506
6sc Medium 62sad5ci Coarse 06g5eci NeTfork Miehi'
Indiana McsteTn-ttne and Xxx, % a055c.l
Medium 608G2ilc: Coarse 54d55c.; ashed CombnR and
Delaias Fine Washed Deane. and XIX. 6SdOOoi Meinm
washed COmbIug Dciane. 6jQ6Ic. Coarse DO do DO
5j16Dc Canada Waahoa COmbng, 15d5Go; Tub Washed
Choice dSH1Uc; Fair 63d6sc; UnWa-hei ComDng and De-
ainc-Mcdum Iuwashel Combing aud pelainc, 45dlI9
Coarse DO. do. do 900 2rc BRIGHT Unwashed ClotHng
Xxx, 14nc. Medium AjHf7 1c. Coarse 400
43c Dark. En'tAy. Uuwahct Cio'hng-Fne. 20a33c' Ne
dinm 3S042c. Coarse :iaTc OrecOn-tne, ~ 6i6o; Me-
dnm iO1t5; Goa fD0 BE; New Mexican aud Cooraio
Fine, 3J0 Toe. Medium, 3J0itc; COARSE NarTef WOOL
2sa3nc. Pnurd extra Meriao, 5OuCOc, suicT, 50aG'c.
Lambs super,
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INN cnrI0N rnApF.

Irrnroof. W7r,h 49, TIE cation brokers Association
has -e.n.trl fat .f otter Nar,h D. thr arrival m A ~
.li cIo-. AZ ,l5 oro.s D. no., sud 90 saturdays 40 ]
O'Clock p. go
tfgi. aflrch fnTi. Vtcas circrlar0f tlr Liverpool
Cotton rIkt's Association -afst "t''t"l oprncl qWrif
bu with Hu active demand Sion ay advance wax
p4id TUESDAY ~, uareff crau" uu.l. nut, ih "a
limited bn-l .urD. nfi'ns now sao" HIUr chang
f.ori American waa in far Nrut
al af, ansc ~ early o.. we,s bnt tie improvement hs
Island hD trtu-n ton, were small 90
unchanged prcr FUTURES opened Gct ON MonIat ihrfe
vas Improved inquiry and prices advanced 'T uut since
closing partially irsf lower"
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financial.
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
a ING COMPANY.

q lNNf iJAi \ "
Mes-rs DICKINSON BROS. Bankers 80 tAeh.nScpsce
Sew i0fk. .
ability how much csmas the value OF the ore r,srvcs ia
tho STANDARD con -oiliated" mine.
bis annual report thr superintendent states "Thc sur
a. c4-lry incomplete had % been uuishe hc could
have gwen proer aud correct estimate the value OF orc
Friy n september iast spent iaJ examining tho
mine and careful estimate o mo value % ore 0e
yrope, showing fu seven millions Of dollars a. that tme.
RI Gtwln the superintendent then 'Aned mo mine more
The nov voin 1873 foot level new shsft was hut little
opened CON pared when he made bis annual
c opcrei ~ vein 900 foo $50 feet In Depth
and gives averagl OF -, feet u thickness
Therefore dructn the number ~ tons extracted ana eat
mating tho reserves az 500 per ton tAnd ee aH ben NO
deterioration the value ~ The yet kuoWnl u VIII
amount 20 over o uOoOO u Is safe o nato The ~
a the other veins "a sOOnuOo ETinE total OF
m new vein 1855 foot cveD may hold MP ccmented
deur covering he wall rocks b; 80 70 would add o u loQ
height It. distance downward eau OnY Dc determined
by iutthtT developments
Nour Of tho yes have failed depth 70 their ends
even. only Woi kei no 20 adjoining mines
two hoistiug WORKS aud large pumping tnflne
and MACHINERY two mills rsordinsrr rxpcnf
fnre. made. the mine fr deA euci. the present
dividend. share assured i0r
S''A' '''s'" "a ''''' '''' HENRY J. HALL
BANKING HoUsy oV DICKINSON BROS. }
No. A8 EGCHASsEIIACE. NrW YORK March \ 1850
To kholdgr. ~ tho STANDARD Cons Undated Mining
Company Gentlemen nvew - the large Interest We aud
our friends have standard Consolidated Mine, We have
tlk,n liberty Of asking captain Henry Han 10 give bs
estimate value Of The In sight lie aeotkho ocr
Of he well known IN mining cfri'r both
here ava Pacific coast one Of tho most experienced
practical miners the country. captain Hl has maze We
bulk fortune dividend paying mining Investments
lions of the mines which he has Invested his money
Yours respectfully DlChlN0oN bADS.
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financial.

A Atlantic and Pacific Il. r. stock and BIDS.
y. Fes Jcse' $50 an stock and bonds
vc..v,fs aal u" d, ,.',1,' 1iSaaa stock
w, Nss b. .i pG o & 5 r.,s a. : wana
ALL CKHOLDERS OF GERMANiA and
y nInsl.AIl rErIt1LftM eco. call or write 20 j. o.
FoNpIl, 30 HtoaI. g. 7'oehao'i'ro bring stock
4 ~ vh6.arc interested in railroad business
1iN14..or so los r'aa,. p.isc b ceai. by NAN
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS VIII want to
II set tho Tribune Almanac nr le7oi rses The ngures
Uugo 800. reseuue 4nl Lrcnntlre slice 1870 Price,
DROOKLYN STOCKS ard BONDS,
DERRY. Gas. HANk. RAILROAD INSl TRANCE and
''''' ''''' PLANK II. BEER>,
POI Montague 81. Biookyn, y. v
CHICAGO NND ALTON RAILROAD CO..
y. ,lCGIr,n A,D regAsr HE1's uiilcE, .so
ANNUAL NETTING tn. -tocFhoiicr. ana yoine Bond.
hofrr- Of 49, Cnlcl ~ Nd Alton kiir"ld tomphny are
hetc3y n"t7 thai thr annual meeting OF '"l t
action 81 otcr be presented VII Dc held
~ he "a s S aF 81 iui I na, al S 'o I'M VI
The uansfcr books VIII b" closed AZ the olo.t @"
hours the 10Th n-nt and ropened on the htn lAy Of
April next G.. H. fO>TiR secretary
FIRST MORTGAGE Ten PER CENT
j BONDS Of Tho MOOSE MINlNG CoMPANf-ihr III
rector. 81 the Mining offer tier tocE ho des for
tiou 10000 Of the Bonia said Company redeem
Win inerrsi a. NE rate 81 ~ Per cent per 'nnu pJ"Oo
estate aud other property Of he Moose Mining co
y Tesointon Of e 80 lri q in.lres es ioIs ar nov
ton u 80 Of the Bonds for every 100 shares OF sooA
Stockholders entitled subscribe for he Bonds IN THIS
proportion Tor q fifteen dayS from lhs a"e al ngs "
Datd a. III once the Moose Mining Companyof broA@
HARWY AiIES Sscrriary d ALLEN. President.
Application Tor tle Ecns accom- aaied win re, e,
directly the Company. D. tho agents OF
% Bro4dway, New York
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIvFR Mass. March l2.-Ths Printing Cloth mar
IN demand OF 07sc for bat
any reported closing strong at previous
quotations bid and declined.
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election Noiltes.

THE annual election for Directors of tho
Il NORTHERN RAlLROAn COMPANY uf t.Nlhk
say f,r the en- .ulng year Ni be- het en- N m 20
COMPANY. az Fnge~o0d. y. J, on VI Nt7hAAt IA q
N. al 1880 a. M The pols vii remain poo n.o Door
March 10. 1880 o. A. huothAN X nr.ie.afg'
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ErROpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs

LoYpnN March l2-l23O r.-Consos 97hi sd for money
and 81 sL for the Atlantic ane Great Western rt
mortgage trustees certificates 81 d Do secOln zA New"
Jersey certra eonsols 1901 Illinois Central loo? ,
LONDON. March 1880 y. mPaus advices quote Ihtee
per 81 10 Confines for the account
LONDON. March 1850 r. msConsois. ga. for money
o7lale for the account.
LONDON. March l24 p. m.-U. ) bonds Tour per GEMS
1O9ie half cent bonds 10; New ves no 81
Atlantic aud trustees cern
cates S3i, 27 Ere Raiwny shares 46is; II
lnos Central l05 Pennsylvania Central 81 The amount
into the Bank Of England on balance TO-DAY IA
&lO0 ofO
LONpoS. March 1860 mParis advices quote three
> continues for
PARIS l2-Exchange London 20 francs ~ = cen
lmegf for CHI
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filming.
A MEXICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
TO be organized under the auspices Oft
MINING TRUST coMPAN'

MINING TRUST COMPANY.
TWO HUNDRED MEMBERS viii he admitted the 5th
day Of April 1880 Of $1,000 each. and 500 In
advance Tor dues for the drst year.
THE COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS desire 10 act as
promptly aud undertandlngy possible applications
ana will therefore be glad receive By before the 18th day
OF March snch references applicants desire Offer
THE COMMITTEE WILL RECEIvA APPLICATIONS
for 80 sod Stock Exchange -ach with them
share IN the Mining Irust Company and which will be
sold OF 80 900 each.
ALL APPLICATIONS AND EXPERIENCES should DO
addressed 10 the Committee Admissions" 81 The Oce OF
the Mining Trust Company No. 10 Broadway, New York
City
l. ~ LAWSON,
Chairman OF Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

LIVE STOCK MARKEfS-BY TELkg RAfh'
BUFFALO March i2CArr E-Recopts toaiav 2221 hean
total week thus far l24s neal lor the sh's
last week ead consigned through go cars la
steady and firm sAes Of Good Extra at 81 5000 %.
SIRFP AND LANIs-Ieceipts today, S5uO mean lu ~
week thus far 800 head for the same time ias
500 head consigned through 100 cars market s,e
Common to Choice sheep 50 26dS5 % Choice 20 Ehl1
Sc 400 co. Western Lambs. SO 25aS6 SOi Oest s'a"
disposed ". -, ..L ,tr.
aOGs-Keceips TODAY $3.50 head. toai for The week sn
far 81 100 thr time last week, SI1o
through 81 market active ana shae so
offerings light: sal Of Good to Choice Yorkers ~ - ~
81 so Fair Light Quoiable - i5ds % Medium ana Iiiy
Grades 81 10 81 10 Extra ~ IS Coarse hOuEh " "
ENDS 50 25d$f 30 Pigs, 81 2OdSi 20. 49,. $500. -. .,,,
CHICAGO. March l2-HOGs-Keccps lBODN n'au
menis, 1900 head market opened carry 90 w
easier all sold account OF l,e nict
Mixed Packing ~ 20asi AZ Light - 2oas4 ooi O"O'o'
HEAVY. - 5Odsi 70. o ooo Hand.
CArrtE-iteceipts 400 heads ahipmcnts 5000 hea1i
market but unchanged shipping. = yVdSJ ~ so
strong ami scace at - 2u1t5 80 oxen. t"N~' '
SIIHRp-lteceiUs Loo head shrmontH l4Oo hca1; q'
good common STOCK qno; sales % . -
~. LOUIS. March i..-uoc- strong ann active, D,ci
and Baltlmores - l,aS IS Packing - lo0@i 20 huV
crr' 10 Fancy 10 - 90 receipts. ZOOO head shP
200 head. 5000. ,,.dt,n,
CArr-In active dsqnd am urgent 'or light 70 heuhr
Steers 900 1900 70. At Sidst 30; iriNy 't''
ami weak ~ - SICfS 2f: tpCEcs ana Itr-t' h'', r.
wanted 20 - 1J0 - % fr tho former anl Is f'11 J." V
butchers stock ip good deuind hut u'i"N''
r,csp.s go head sbsme1ts 90 htilif 100 .c,. -
ranging from ~ - 20 20 - -
Good 10 Fancy receipts 900 head SHpH' Itr' s"'
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bales ,nq Continent $500 bne'' coastwiso aiOa bales

COTFON RIGHTS
YORK. March 1.-THE following tho total net
fhe below mentioned ports since Sopteu
brr /. 1879. 10 data inclusive:
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oyslcn % prsuscs Asp sIovn oII $4,000 co-.

OYfcn OF DUBuQub AkD SIOUX CflI hAiLhoApN os(
81 WuIIAM'sr, NEw YOkK. March 10. l7-O 3
NOTICE.-A dividend OF two and ore bali
~ per cent 2s per has this day beep declared npon
the sbok 81 ths COMPANY aso "a additional dividend o. .9g
per cent ffom the earning VI previous years invested ~
ianda ard realized both payable ON me loih Gay o.
APRIL nex 10 Stockholders registered A. ench AZ Ne n %
ing books b0oks vii ~ closed 90 the Ssi inst
J. y, DrMoNr Treasurer
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COTTON MARKETS

Ma Eo 23aS SoP .c S" oS M Sn
GPa9Gs 900 b1ss for speculation and export Hee
si6o bales nciudnf $3.50 American. Futures UPalds
and April delivery 7slgd do April aud nay delivery 7se1;
ycry 7a: DO August ard september delivery 77Iad do
october and November delivery a. sales OF the weck
bales eIpor took 400 bales forwarded from tae ships
bales total receipts l66OOO bales 5000 bales
Cotton anost. 10000 bales American. 23O 900 bals
LNEnrooi- March ll-l:J0 u. n.-Futurcs-UpanHs. Low
Middling. clause July ana August delivery, 7l5sG.
LIVERPOOL March 30 D. n.-Iho salrs OF he day In
cludtd bales American Fuues closet quiet but steady
AuGrsIA; March - otIon qnet Alaangg l2'9lz1sei
i3I bales sales 10 bales; stock 1881 37l4 ba 1879
A907 bales weekly receipts 49, Daesi shipments l73i
bA9EE Hsren l9co.son quiet Maaapr l2,.e'
"a Sies Tort ssirr a. bales sacs $40 bale sp
go bales si"ck lo1l6 halts weekly net crPt 81
TO Great britain $50 6a,s coast"ise go bales sales
2,3lO bales. spinnCTr. l.O6f bales.
BOsroS. March II -CottoL dull MnddhnR. 1890. Low
Mddine. 1891 Good Ordinary; l2aci net receipts. 5J3
cpt 472e bales; gross 1923 bales exports to Great Br
CnARLfsToS March l2Cotton quiet MddlnE, lSal3isc;
46G bales les 90 bales STOCK 81 so bales weekly nei
Continent 1900 bales cOastwiso i.7O baos sales. 900
bales. o -
Mddne i2Sc GOOD Ordinary ii sci receipts ia bales
shipments 6iG bales sales a. bale. s5oeS lo2S6 bales
GALVESTON, March I2CoIIon dul nominal Middling
l2asci Low Kidding II 1cI Good Ordinary II 5sc net
cepts 75l exports Great Britain 4376 bales
wise 81 bales sales 40 bales stock. 80 bales weekly
net receipts 46oS bales oss bales expOrts 10 Great
Britain 5000 bales france, 1900 bales the Cont
nent b844 ooaswse 81 Is bales sales, 74s3 bales
NEw.OBLEAHs. March i2-COtOn quiet, easy Middling.
19c Low Middhng I2s4c.i Ordinary i2iec;
eepis 7l4 goss 1873 bales exports Great Bri-
n s70 bales 10 France lls74 bales ale $500 bales
stock S67 bales weekly net receipts IS sg bales
"a Great Britain 1881 bales
France 1897 bales the Continent 222 Bales coaswse
. 200 bales, sales "a. 900 bales.
NogPOIK March l2.t'ottOL dull Middling l8cd
cepts l24U baosi exports oOastSiae 26O2 baesi saes
30322 bales weekly receipts 1853
heles exports Britain 2462 bales oOastise 422
bales sales. s. "a bales
PM pFlPmA March l2.-COttOn quiet Middlng. 10 aci
Low Mddng l3Lci GOOD Ordinary 2hc net receipts l2l
hates sales spuner l25 bales stock 1881 bAles weekly
net receips gross 402i bales exports 10 Great
Britan 90 baesg sales 5000 balesi spinneIs. 1880
sSyASSAu March l2-cOttoS queti Middnng l9is,sc
Low abiding l2Ac. Good Ordinary lei net receIpts
7O4 sales exports 10 Great Brian 1907 bales coastise
Ds9 la es sales 600 bales last evening 800 baes stock
weekly 5als bales; l,s2l
bales exports Britain SOo7 bEeS France 226s
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Kase Pidcock SOLD II sheep IfS ~. a 'peo
1873 n ct 81 20 % state Sheep and Lam. s. 10 AZ =
HOGS-Rcceipts = cars Of a,sJp neaa J.; t,l9 70.
4Otn.st and u cars IL JcTsey tt Io@l 49, .,r
2stT3 head against % 22f head for the e0rrr-l
oAys last week Newton Holmes cold 2G l1gh t',.,1us
Pigs III 10 average 1T - % per 100 b. There WAS
feenK in the caused by avarce in CIV Dier4 -,
strong c on change yesterday. and price are 4uno ~
| a 81 S5dTS u Tor Common Western hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
WEsfERS UNION TELgsRArH CoafAsT.
NEW DIRK. March iu, i.-D.

DIVIDEND No. 81. .
The Boari OF Directors have declared QNAhihklr
DIVIDEND u ONE AND YHhEEbOLhlu- fEkttNr
~ this from the oct earnings
on he three ending March 81 INSTANT PAYABLE o. he
Office the and after The foh al OF Af uext
10 sharehOde 81 recon ON the goth day OF March nnt
The transfer will be closed al three gcolk on tue
Afternoon Of the day March instant and opened The
morning Of the len Of April nert -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
Diuloruo Nohres

OYPIcE on rnE HoNFrfAKH 0uin MINING CUHrANT.k
81 BROAD 81, MN NoRk. March p $50 =.
nIVlDENDN No. l5.-Ihe regular MONTHLY
IL DIVIDEND 81 THIRTY CENTS PR SHA re- has
been declared Tor Februaty payable e ne one - - ',.
In ageuis Wells Fargo to o. hfoadwayt 90 the @pth
inst transfer books cose on The 2Oth met
II IS. PARSONS, Assistant secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

a u: No White Michggnsl % Amber Michigan 81 81 u
June 81 10 ;ialS 81 III August 81 10, no Red
Wabash a 23l2i Rejected e5c. Amber, u 81 v.
Corn easier Ne. 43'.o MAY, 42l-e: NO White 45c,
arlneT Mamnoih 81 Prime. - O3 no 2 81 30 Al the
oose-Wheat No. 2 Red W inter- spot, 81 32I April.
al gYL MAY 81 34 June, 81 81. 5000
hush. Corn ii OOJ bush. Shlpments-Whest 900 BUSH
Corn. 81. 900 bushi Oats. 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

Atlantic and Pacific Il. K. stock and Dds
y. EeSJci-cg $50 an stock and bonds.
HfI.a.ur Pacific r. ocf.
Sew -N,rh auG Grutro Midland stock.
wanted De- EpN- r.. fpN a CO.
NsHlels Nrn. A0f. stock Nthanfe 3 Whilft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

DROOKLYN STOCKS and BONDS,
4 COUNTY BONDS
DERRY. Gas. NANk. RAILROAD INSI RANCE and
other Bri,k o. >,opr.trs bought aud sold.
PRANK n. BEERS,
pol Montague 81, d ookiyu, y. Y.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-10-27
READ READy READ!

Our ImNsoved Right and Left Flat
Oshod CULTIVATION having been thor
oughly tested. read what Others think of
it who have tried it:
1t works splendidly in my nursery and
grove, does the best of wo&1, leaves the
surface quite smooth and saves half the
time. have also noticed your success in
subduing cane grass with it. 1t pays.
must have one. HARMON BROWN.
1t is by far the best CuItlvator have
ever seen, either north or south. / will
take two. VIM. w. HULST.
! would also refer peEsons- EElship t g to
know as to- the quality of its work to Mr..
VIM, b. Watson. manager of Count de
BarrJ's grove, at Enterprise, Fla.
1t is a great time and labor-sav1ne tool,
and no farmer can afford TO do without it
who has few acres of orange grove, nur-
sery, corn, cotton, cane, or other crops
which require clean cultivation. l find it a
most perfect implement for subduing cane
grass. 1t works we'll among the stumps
Diploma awarded a5 the Florida State
Fair trial. 1 ebruary, 1880.
Price $1,000, Cash.
J. Y. PARCE Agent.
DeLanu. Fla, June %, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22

OBsTRuCTIxG A RAILROAD erTyrWe.
Va, March 10 Acting OH decision OF
the Supreme Court OF Virginia the sheriff
OF Clarke county this afternoon started for
a point about four miles from this place to
obstruct and stop trains on the Shenandoah
Valley railroad. The trouble has grown
out Of unsatisfied land damages in several
cases, the owners having obtained iniunc-
lions 10 prevent the running Of trains
through their lands until the damages
were satisfied. Much interest is felt In the
matter here, the railroad officials having
had due notice served or them.-Specidl
dispatch 10 the Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22

A PARROT ON THE WrrNEss-STAND.-A
parrot took the witness.stand In a London
Police Cou,t fortnight ago. The bird
was claimed by Mrs. Tanner, who said that
II escaped from its cage and bad been caught
by Mr. Isaacs, who refused TO give 1t up.
Mr.. Isaacs admitted that he caught the par
rot, but disputed MIS-. Tanners ownership.
Mrs. Tanner said the bird could not talk
much, but could say mother" quite
plainly. Mr.. Isaacs said 1t was in the habit
OF saving " My Lord" The magistrate d.
rected that the parrot should be kept for
some hours, to see II II verified either state
ment. During the afternoon the bird gave
such satisfactory evidence in favor OF Mrs.
Tanners statement that the magistrate SAID
there was not the slightest doubt that 1t be-
louged to her, and he therefore ordered 10
TO be restored TO her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22

The Dispatch Is correct Ia I's answer to the
interr0gatory from the Norfolk lady. Mr..
Miller resides within mile or two OF e.
tillville, Scott county, Va, and Is In the en-.
pioymcnt Of AMIR. McMullen as keeper OF
his mill. A great many persons -soine
from distance--haye visited Mr.. Miller
fer treatment, and have beard many Of
our citizens who have been treated by him
say that they received marked benefit from
bis treatment. One case l will mention.
young lady of Bristol who had suffered
for years with rheumatism 20 such an ex
tent as to be unable even to walk about the
house went over to Miller's, and, after re-
naming only night and day. she returned
home, and could walk about not only In the
house. but among her neighbors, as well as
ever she did. BORDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
HANOVER COUNTY.
lCorresHndsnce of the Richmond Disra' chi
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA,


i(0TTe- ,xIIl1t nee 81 the hlCuiiODl l'isId Cb.J
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. NA.,}
March 30, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: Our County Court adj
iouIned last night after three days term.
The following eases were disposed Otto
wit: Fanny Carter (c0Iored), charged with
attempt 10 poison; acquitted: defended by
Sands. Leake & Carter. Cornelius Dickin-
son (cOored), charged with attempting TO
commit rape on Belle Jackson, colored
girl under the age OF twelve years; convict
cd; six years in penitentiary; had mixed
Jury. Henry Taylor (coored). charged with
felony; convicted OF an assault and fined
s.. J. NJ. Bailey (whiie). charged with sell
ing cigars without license; plead guilty and
was fued $40. George Carter (white).
charged with stealing oats, was tried
and convicted by Justice ID. a. Tim
berake and ordered twenty-five lashes (;
appealed 10 County Court and was
acquitted; defended by Haw Il Wad-
dill. Tom Price (colored), charged with
stealing a COW; convicted and ordered
TWENTY-FIVE Iashes, which were administer
ed, and be went his way rejoicing. George
Washington (colored), charged with stab
bling another negro, found guilty Of felo-
Nv; term of five years III the Deniten larry.
His counsel, Walter Sydnor, Esq, moved
the Court to set the verdict aside, which
motion Toe Court overruled. Counsel ex.
cepted. Execution suspended for sixty
day. TO give counsel time TO apply for writ
Of error.
Judge Newman appointed the following
commissioners in cbancery-viz., William
+. PumphTey, George A. Jones, William
Josiah Leake, and II. o. boswell: and de.
signated William +. Humphrey as commits
sioner OF accounts. Yours, &c,
SLASHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
ny TeIegrapn
NEW YoRE

NEW YORK, March 2e,-cotf0n unsteady; sales,
go bales: uplands. ID Slice; dreams. IL 8 i6c
a shade hrmer; clos ed firm for cash ungraded red
si.40@sl As, Com shade easier and moderately
active; ungrsded, 5S@59'sc. Oats 1@2c. lower aud
fee unchanged and dull. sucar firm and IN moderate
demand fair 10 goo rein ng. &c.: prime. &c;
r ined firm; with iair inaoiry standard A.0sM9he
ana moderate trade. Lard opened 1rmrr; closed
wesk a, t7.o7h wbseey nominal Rosin I'M
changed. Turpentine quiet and weak al 4e@49 c.
Wool very strong and rather quiet. Pork ABOUT
steady, aud quiet at sl1.25. Middes quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 20.-FIopr quiet and us--
changed southern wheat dull and steady west
81 AZ: amber, 81 45@$l.49: No. Maryland.
81 49, No. 2 western winter reg, spo,, m,rvt,
@si AIN; June, 81. S6k@s iS6s; July, sl.s4Sm
Sl.24%. Southern corn easier; western easier AMI
steauy; southern white. 5s@5sc.; yellow, 67c.
CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI March 2Q.-FlOur quiet and ua.
changed Wheat du nj 81 ~. corn dull. weak,
and lower. Oais dun M 3sc. Pork dull nj ST. 100.
Lard dull It s7Gt705. Bulk-meats duh and un-
Sugar hrm; hards 10@ 0'.c.; New orleans. no
70. nogs steady: common, t3.25Mi4.25: lghf,
s4S0@s4.50; packing. s4.30@t4 go; butchers,
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 20 - Flonr steady ard IN.
G@ r%S al sai@sas cS esGy fsi 9 as
Oats quiet and steady at 1904 c roIk easter al
shoulders, "a ribs, 40 90; Sides, IS IS. Hen
easier: shoulders, s4.7j rib 1920; sides, o. 50.
sugar-cured hams, 9@l0c. Whiskey STEADY.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. March 20.-FiouI- Buyers and seller .
closes lower No. 2 red fall. 1920: No. red
fall, sll7h Corn dun az 43kc. Oats lower . {
32r. Whiskey steady. Pork dull at 81 80. lard
quiet at ~. Rulk.meats dul: shoulders, f3-75ih
$3.50: rtbs. s6.2OGS6.SO; sides. t6.35@f6.4b.
bacon OWL; shoulders, :4.62ll; ribs, 81; side.
ks7.2OGt7.25.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 20.-Fioar STA ady and uu .
changed. Wheat unsettled aud generally lower
No. 2 CHICAGO spring. $l1S; No. Chicago spring
t1.07h. Corn dull, weak, and lower fresb. 36,.c
Oais dun and lower at Csc. PORK In far demaLd
at ~ .65. Lard steady and unchanged Bulk meat
| In good d,mand aud tending upward. WHISKY
| steady anc unchanged.