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~ ~, s0Houe.: ,sr5s. ~ z@c11
esst ss.0, $3.50 castor, el.z5 . sai'oa; yipinI.
Sc ! Slss.s: Doe; ssassa. ~s'Asss ~ $50
Sod: ~. lxase., IN ten: asx;.sa sods. Sc
Splyffs fsrpssfsss: 53a
Fssstsn vvusss an< CsuAt.
CnNdy. l8@ilc. . ~
1899: soxss. s1eSiso y boz: cases. esq
4f0s0.
0vseevses. re.
rsAksd. exc; ylrssnis shoulder, eoeXe.; vr
s si Ssn M s Sssss s. i1ss
ola,, hams. 10N10fs. stock Iixht
.o sses Sa., rgnsssSSs two nsoss sisoasis
si ssSss sos Tss bar . :iss: las ss s''s strings
ess. :9e4 %:. isai ls't E:;.., s ,s Us
Ssss:: & s:;is:, s:. ss: .:.
40 sssrern prime saiiias: isaiss.! eom1,ea s
Rsss: c.roilns 7 n kansosu. sHs'DD's zoe
Fish: nerrmss Nertn Carolina No. I cut ~
, north car0li,. sss.s s.. s1@Ss;S" NORM c..-
No. !, Bay s,s sc Ne 2; in ssrTss $3.50: NO
Lord Prime. .rrsi sS ana s s;eS sxc; III hss
barrels. &c.
hotosses: Common syrup-HcxsheAis. "a.
tsrce5: 25c.: barrels, 49,: genuine goI.sr sv.up
SAT-: Liverpool. from store. ALSO Srosad
stun. from store. Soc. n sack.
Srgcr: Crushed. 10Hs.; powdered. lokc,: syas-
,s s.ss, 81; s A. eSss.e. e.: sstsA c. So
Sssg ana 'as . essa; s.
Teas Black. 5sc. 1.-the lasi = prsrs s-sf~ss
!mpsrisi, t.Io@&1ee; gunpowoer, el.4So1.7S
Hides. Leather. &c.
afds: Green 59eo:: DRY .al,ed. l2@l3c.; dry,
skinc. S1.20dt1.S0.
Lsdthsr. Sole leather. oak. 4jA42 >: sole Ies;h.r
aem,ock. 25627c; country upper. 3Off50c.: c.r3
country 80 a36: city hnisb. 35d 40c q NJ: calr.
Sims French. s11sl.90 y d.; rougn skir..naI
30G36o.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
from: American refined. Oh Domiaion. a.,
No. EnS Ssrss sna american an sssst % o.
MATS: Old Bomin'on: $3.50 in goo keg loi,
tj.50a$5.73.
Siosyn- Castinss. Wholesale. A.; retail 5x,
Rope: Manila. best. 14@l 5c. jute. sasc.
Rags: Mixed cottos. &c.; white. 3xc.; wooI-o.
<plxc
Lionors. Wines. &c.
Ats: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.2s .
Srandies: Domestic. 4l.2s@42: fruit ell -
$40: apple. new. fl.7o@s2; old, Y2.zb9ss.
Virginia reach. t2G42.50.
Rve Whiskevs: Medium, oGa2: cure old. Al
1f4; Virginia mountain, Few, t2Gf2.o0, I'D
Gin: Domestic. si.25as2: impcrtec, &s q cssa
Ns10 England Rum: Sl.50MS1.6o.
Gectfed WhlSksVs: Market Gutet.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMASAC-MAmcm 22, 1855.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20, 1880.



Steamer Manhat an, Kelly, New York. rne,-
chaudise and passengers. q W. len q Co.. agents,
steamer Lucille. Pr, chard, Bait more, nctc.a9'
steamer Ariei, clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise. aud passengers. l.. Is. 1stun
agent.
steamer Ellen S. Terry, Hines. Phiadephia,
merchandise, aud passengers, j. W. MeCsrrics +,
agent.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Schooner Nor,tmnberIand, Richard on, Norfolk
sehosner Laura G. Wolfe, Ewing, Philadelphia &,
schooner Mariha CoIlios, Morgan, Norfolk mcr-
Schooner J. J. Ward, Inm,n, New York. coal.
Schooner Eugene Borda, Chamberlayne. Perth
Amboy, ties. Curtis 3 PARSER
Schooner Amelia G. Ireland. Curtis, New YORK,
merchandi-e, Curtis & Parker.
!. Steamer Lucille, Prtchird, BALTIMORE mere hat
disc, ii. T. Douglass, agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan. Kelly, New York, merchsi'
disc and passengers, q. w. Allen & Go.
steamer Ellen :. Terry. Hines; Phiisdepns
merchandise aud passengers. j. W. HeCar'ea
agent.
PROVIDENCE. March I9.-Arriyed: schooner S
George X. Washington. snow, and Richard : New
como, Bennett. from Virginia.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York March 10Th, baIk Loif (Sor.
WEIGHING NEWS.
NORFOLK. Msrch 19.-Tbe steamer Resolnts. OF
thu Baker WreckiO2 Company. has returned irem
the VII, OK OF the schooner William I. Cox ashore
AZ Cane slIeras not being able 10 effect anything.
The owner OF The cargo II he schooner is In TIC
ely making arrangements TO have u saved III p"a1-
bic.
UNKsOwS BARK ASHORE.
An English bark, name unknown, Is ashore On
Hog Island near he inlet She went ashore on tae
l7ih Instant. The Bak,r Wrecking Company have
ssnI the tug Resoiu,e 20 her assistance.
By telegram.
NEW YORK, March 20.--Arrived; Heels. Ct,y Q
Rru sells. Guy Of Columbus. Arrived on s"m-
d,n q aper Cas,le. Wisconir, Caleb. j. II. schur-
en- zen. t.omewaid bound: Results, for sa'sn'
Lah: Ail0. for Pa cagCul,.
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[VTUEN PLAGUED BY THE VAGA

w RIES of IA disorder ed liver. the bilious need
expect to derive no permanent relief from the use
of oalomel, blue pill. or the baibarous caiharics
now happily losing ground In general and profess
sionai estimation. These Tasp, couvusc. and weaken
the SYSTEM but Hostetters stomach fitters relieve,
regulate, and nvgora 1t. Those significant pains
in he liver, the saffron hue which its arrangement
communicates 10 the skin, the impurlty OF the
blood, cons ipation, rred condition of the tongue
and contain ination Of the breath. which resutfrom
bliousness, are entirely, speedily, and pleasantly
removed by this bene5c-n Alternative, winch Is lihe-
wise a potent remedy for chills and fever, and its
best preventive While the system Is regulated ana
purified II is also thoroughly invigorated by this
superlaiiyely fine medicine, which is of botanic
srigin and contains none but salutary ingredients.
The medical fraternity highly commend II.
NH l7-W(wl.F&M
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prTrRsBURG.

co,rrcrloNs-- CANDIDATES FOR
RI ,cs = CoroREp METHODIST EPISCOPAL
cffn ',.excr--RAiIRoAD sToCK STILL AD-
CoN.s"s-srrlorors pERsoNALs--Co COTTON
'aN.n.,cco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSAULT
ANp nrrosrsp DUEL IN BRUNSWICK.
'hs ..o,aence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
lcor'''p' MARCH 90, 1880.
,n,e-nat.reyenue collections In the
Inc n.rc district for the wetk ending to-
fe'e''nrn,ed TO a littie over $4,000.
d.! mr. new announcements for office
AmVs Mr.. James NJ. Is. Steward, who
tns' v himself candidate for commits
dee'sI, the revenue. Mr.. Steward is 3
slonr, Vosn in politics and Rtsdiuster.
kefu'ssrrs ago he held Office under tue city
Mau, .eni The present incumbent OF
go'xs" Il Mr., William II. Harrison. who
TIE QUA ,S The position aud discharged its
hss " sa,i,,acfnrily Tor number OF years.
duus .,,i no candidate for reelection.
lie VIZ VIRGINIA Conference Of the Celored
Tue a's, Episcopal Church OF America
M NC, ..s,, In annual session in the Union
wiz WIZ. chufch. IN this city, next Wednes.
su'''p ;shop w. II. Miles, Of Kentucky,
r "rr,siding. Taere is only one cnursh OF
~. denomination in Petersburg, ana, IN"
sesd though OF late years u mas grown con,
',SSrsbIy IN strength. i Is the weakest oil
nv .eyeral denominations, numerically, IN
-. SAITH. TIE Conference viii be 10 ses-
.;on for several days.
,hont enc hundred shares OF Atisn'e,
u..issinpi and Ohio railroad stock were
IA in his city to-day Ut Si3 per share. ana
az "a was declined by some holders ihls
- considerable advance on the safes oil
se.,crdav. I understand that about hity-
sre hundred shares OF the stock, lnciuuug
he three thousand held by the city. are
"wncd IN Petersburg. How much has re-
ccn,Iy been sold am unable 10 say.
Rey Father 0'Connell. OF Richmond,
viIl ofjciate at ST. Joseph's Catholic church,
~ city. tomorrow. Ia the absence Of Fa'
,ser Wilson, who is with an III brother in
Nsrxland. Rev. DIR. HaZen. slso OF Rich
mond. breaches Sunday morning and night
Al the Tabb- Street PresbSteiian church.
sou,hside Council OF the Royal Arcanum
hold. its first anniyersary-m eting next
Tuesday night. It's membership is about
i10 and Il has never lost member.
During The week l6l bales OF cotton and
III bosshes0s OF tobacco were received al
This pprt over the Petersburg and Weldon
railroad. The receipts In both instances
were unusually light.
A week ago to-day young man named
street Drinkard. in a difficulty with lsaiat
Pelham lcoloTcd). struck the latter on lh'
head With 4 stick, fracturing the skull. Th'
negro's condition To- DAY u reported by tn,
attending pbysician as very critical, will
the chances against his recovery. Mr.
Drinkard was placed under arrest aud hell
for examination.
The reported recent duel between tw'
clllz ms OF Brunswick county, Of which &C
counts have been published. is said TO hav
had no foundation in fact. Gentlemen
from that section heard nothing Of IT unit
thew col here. ROBIN ADAIR.
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SATURDAY nights lELEGRANS
TO THE DINPAT(H FROM ALL
PARTS or THE WORLD.

BARN AND CONTENTS DESTROYED ny
FIRE IN PRINCESS ANNE CoUNTy-LyNcH
LAw-wAsuINGToS NEWS AND NOTES
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN TROY, N. Y.-GAN-
NON, THE SAN FRANCISCO AGiTAToR,
sENTENcEp-THE CASE OF JUDGE HILL,
OF BUCKINGHAM. DISMISSED IN JUDGE
RIvEs's coURT-THE REDSKINS DEPRE-
DAT!oNs IN TFxAs-ATTACK BY HIGH
wAyMEN-TnE REPORT OF THE BRUINS
WICK COUNTY DUEL DENiED-PosT-
PoNEMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY BOAT
RACE-THE PANAMA SHIP CANAL-sEvEN
PERSONS KILLED BY A RAILROAD COL
LIsION IN SAXONY, &C.
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san Francisco AGitatOr Sen
fenced.
Not Guilty.

Ex.JUDGE HILL, OF BUCKINGHAM. TRIED AND
DISCHARGED IN JUDGE RIvES'S COURT.
Especial telegram 10 tbe Dispatch.I
LYNcHBURG, March 20.-In the United
States Court to-day eX-Judge Hill, OF Buck
ingham, was tried for Obstructing the legal
and civil rights OF citizens in not putting
negroes on juries. After hearing the evil
depce Judge Rives said it was useless to ar.
que the case-tbe Government had not made
out its case-and instructed the jury to
find a verdict OF Not guilty.; which was
done, and the defendant discharged amidst
the applause OF the spectators.
The other cases will come up, commence
ing Monday morning.
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Miss Elizabeth Thompson, the we'll
known lazy pbiantbropist. has published a
curious little tract, contrasting the relative
expense of religion. living, education, rum,
and tobacco. Rum, she says, costs the coun-
try 1861. 63S,5O2 annually; religion, S47,-
636. $50; education, S95, 40G, 727. Rum costs
each person SIT annually, whether they
drink or not.
MADRID, March 20.-Jews OF Morocco,
desiring to recognize the services rendered
them by The United States Minister, who
claimed for them the prot ction OF the Sui
tan against ill-treatment, propose to organ.
ize manifestation in bis honor IN token OF
their gratitude.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, March 20, 1850
Country Produce.
Appiss: s3@i4 a barrel.
BsssWau: zoe. n N.
Corn Neal: 62c. q bushe for country; zoe. for
DRIED Fruit: Arnles. 5@6e.; peaches, peeled,
s@i2c.; unreeled, 496c.; cserrses, l2Hc. y y.
'' Fioa,Ois~Tnrsays 10 sl9. d.; chickens ca Sc.
EGGS: Ia earrels. &C.. In crates. !0s.
feathers: Prime Ive-9Oos" 45S47'.' "H'r mon.
% a35;. turkey tail, 15c. q ID; turkey wing, lOc.
eF1arsesd: Sl.25@sl s5 n bishel.
Hav: yi-gina timothy, 9O@05c.; clover, 70
G60c.
S osfSioss: >' irish. = iu.hel 5o96Dc.
Pork.-Dressed, sac. q N.
lard: Country. 1914
BE: 75@s5c. y Uusnei.
snfddc: Prime. Ioc.
B,Led Strdi0: 35@40c.
Wooi washed. 45G sos: unwashed. 80 43oc.
Barry WOO will BRING IRON 70 DC. = ID 1888 man
above rates
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
C,,nsat: Rosesdoie, l.50 = barrel.
Ii,ae Agricultural, Sd Toe. q bushel; itoeh end,
siGfI rs. according 10 quantity Jointer ianish-
ingl, 81: Glenns Falls. $4,000. No. .-,.,..,
Ptdstsr: Lumr. 81 IS; ground, 90; ssieined
master, Al 50@fl.75
Tar: Large size. t3.25@s3'3O.
DRY Goods.
PRINTS: Merrimsck. 7k'.: Mcrrimack shlr,ing'
TIC. Richmond. 7,sc. South Bridge: 7H:; Pac1oc:
Sc; SDrague. nc. sprague snirting, &C. !;
panse Sc A %,s,, 7fs oi s sa.f Mo1; Pur;
ple, Sc. (; simpson Mourning, &C.; simp,on Grey,
g.; simpson Black, &c.; Harmony, 7c.; ASH
'I sre 90 ca ons Manchester X A. sSc; Man
Ia rsn' Rccsbrioee : r. r., 6H..: Eockbrh X.
james River p;v Q. o. fl fl lines Jsm S..
RAW NJ n Standard "A D. d.. oc: sr,a,teyi. SR r..
sc'; ,.ianlss vie "A r. T., o :; Posshontas fine.
sro @opss, .sfin n rs! Peppere l. See ADdro-
c0gs ,ac ~ sSirtfnos and s.ssfsn5s: New York
Ms isS en- H.. i nss' raii q
eaaeSsas Hop s as, apf TO-, s: ssss a.
oSe ssssrlypS an ns r iJs White a;saa,ur-
in@ i8c. T; Keniiworth, Skc. Gu berland, Sle.
'" T,es IL. ..csnestosa A. A.: ise.; conest.xa q; G.
lse ;s e?@ Gsossio "a f. f. r. .a oe ''0s. '
Shirtina stripe Sheridan "A'' sc'' s"eri'
dan o'sn v.r..,s. Grap"srins, ec.: stuk, 9Ac.;
Peppere le, 0Hc.; Rockbridss "A. OK
| yysrigs: Jewett City, 71c. Boston, DC.
Cotton Pldids: Ottawa. IL; TOT do iihe';
cS Srss Flat i IA 6sf. r per, ss.
Drugs. Dyestans. otis, &c.
zisosc,. $3.50 v ssllen.
Concentrated Lys: ss.2s@sA y ease OF ises
dozen. 80.
Sssssssssi. III \ an.
Extract n Loawogd: i1es
/ Tadtgo: tlet$l.Io.
osise LiasesJ' fsc.: rascs.l.. Oh tati.yo. STERN
si.Sy, whale. 7oc.; straits, oV@eVe'' As'assw
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FROM THE BORDER.

BRISTOL OODSON, March Is, 1880.
Editors Disoatch The weather for the
past TWO weeks has been the most disagree
able that we have experienced during the
psst winler-coniinuou cloudy weather
and almost daily rains, with chilly atmos-
phere most of the time. The county roads
are well.nigh impossible for wagons, or even
horses. II is clear to-day--the first fair day
We have had for over a week; wind quite
cold, from northwest: and the Halston
mountain, about ten miles of, white with
snow,
10 Consequence OF the extremely in
cement weather we have had there Is
good deal OF sickness in our midst, though
Dol generally OF a very serious character.
The peach-trees are in bloom, and vegeta-
lion OF all kinds at least six weeks in adj
vance OF the season. The entire winter has
been so remarkably mild that the grass in
the yards has been green and fiourishing
all winter. The wheat. so far as have seen
or heard from, all through this section Is
iooSng very tine, aud with no unforeseen
disaster bids fair for fine crop.
Large quantities. OF tobacco IL yet coming
IN 10 our warehouses from Virginia. Ten
hessee, and North Carolina, and Is selling at
very satisfactory prices. There has been,
I'd addition to our resident BUYERS, several
Hou Lynchturg, to which place large
quinlfy OF the tobacco sold here Is re-
pflzed aud shipped, as is also large amount
solpped TO Richmond. IL is nothing I'M
common for bright tobacco TO sell here at
IRON $40 TO 80 per hundred.
lDe narrow-gaUge railroad which Is pro-
po'ea 10 be built from Bristol 10 Cumber-
,anu Zap, Ky.. and Of which Major III. G..
"oou Is president, Is progressing In its con-
suue'ion quite fayorably. About eighty
S.u''c.s IRON the Virginia peDitentiary are
- WORK GU the road. IT is most earnestly
!" De ooped That the road may be built, but
quite heavy and expensive unC err
.-snS without The assistance OF some
.o'ei2n capital. trut that the people
aong Tue iioe OF the road may continue to
peIsevere IN The good work and make il q
grand success.
'loiee 70 bear that there will soon be
a'"oau running along the canal from Ricb-
.so"a 10 Cliif0n Forge. Then will grand
Wv Aicnmond rejoice and blossom as the
a v.e sou oe what she richly deserves TO be-
III VI Tue grandest cities In the country.
e.m'sen be praised; The Legislature, 50
sa ~u. tbst has been weighing down the
d. ace The 3D. day OF last December ss
si,s ~ Incubus or nightmare has adjourned
ma. aV, and II Is TO be hoped such another
gs,i. never meet again. All honor TO the
yo' the fearless, the honest Holiday.
sat s spoke but the words OF truth and
tI,ss nness, Mr.. Dispdteh, when you said
gIs,. 'vse!nor Holiday stood between Viz
anas. sno disgrace. The veto message
'0'er IN the State.
THE HEALkR.
IN, "v.'ee 10 your issue OF yesterday, the
dsn,' ~ ioquiry from Norfolk correspon-
Mn. 20 The postoffjce address OF Mr..
cu,s, - scott county, the wonderful
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,Iha War Of The Wires.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH C0MPAl
ENJOIXED IN GEORGIA.

THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ENJOIXED IN GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, GA, March 20.-A temporary
Injunction was granted to- day by the Judge
OF the Superior Court, at tne instance OF
George II. Parker, general agent OF the
American Union Telegraph COMPANY, re-
straining the Western Union Telegraph
Company from interfering in any way with
the American Union in putting up and
operating their proposed telegraph lines
along the right Of way OF certain railroads
terminating here. March Goth was set for
hearing OF the argument upon the applica-
ton OF the American Union Company for
permanent Injunction. The American
Union propose 10 erect lines Immediately
and 10 establish an office here.
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An AMERICAN PRIMA DoNNA. Mile. Marie
Van Zndt, daughter OF Nine. Van Zandt,
who is well known 10 opera in this country,
made her debut at the Opera Comlque,
Paris. on Thursday last. in "Mignon," and
is said TO have won a genuine success. Pre-
viously she was enthusiastically received
both in London and Paris, and her future
career will no doubt be prosperous one.
Patti, Kellogg, Nilsson, and Caryalho were
present at the performance, and expressed
themselves dels;hte with the success OF the
Young de6utdnte.
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FrRg.RSCORD.


Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK. Va, March 20.-A large. yalu-
able frame barn on the Woodhouse faru,
In Princess Anne county, belonging to
George A. wilSon, was destroyed by an In
cendiary fire yesterday morning. The barn
had stored in II $50 barrels OF corn, $50
bushels OF peas, and a variety OF useful
farming utensils. The property was In
sured.
A s2s5, 900 Fire I'm New York.
New YORK, March 20.--Tbe building
owned by AdoIph Hermann and occupied
by q. b. Clutt, Brothers Il Co., shirt aud
collar manufacturers j. Stetthemer, Jr..
& Co.. collar manufacturers; and Hermann.
Aukam Il Co., felt-skirt manufacturers, was
destroyed by fire to-day. The loss on the
building Is 100000; insured for s50,0OO.
Ciutt Brothers IL Co.'s loss, is $780, 00--ln-
surance, 800, 700; that OF j. Stetthemcr \
Co. is $50 900 insurance, $4,000; and
that OF Hermann, Aukam Il 20. 10000
insurance, $72,500.
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The Reported Duel I'm Brunswick
Counfy COutradicfed.

PETERSBURG, Va. March 2O.-Reliable in
foI nation received to-day coDtradcis the
report OF the duel in Brunswick county be-
tween B. A. Rainev (Resdiuster) and Rich
ard Jolly tFunderl, an account OF which
has been published in the papers for the
pat few days. No difficulty OF any Kind
has taken place between the parties, and
the article was only written for sensational
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OFFICE OF xJIE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAwHA COMPANY, (
RICHMOND, March IL, 1885, }

Alta MEETING OF TIL e PRESIDENT
N AMI DIRECTORS OF THE JANIS RIVER
AND KANAWHA COMPANY the following reese
luton wa adopted;
President and Directors OF the James kiser ane
KsDawh Company. give nnfice: by pnbica'lon I'D
The Richmond Dfspdfch, Lynchonrg gITXiH..aem n,
all claims against the james River and ksnawha
Compsny eEbrsced in tn following elias es--vz
the company M 10 ssd inc uding March D. 1850"
and All such debts. cbarses, COTS ana xpeps rs
have been incurred Ia the adninstrangn o. .me
ue brought IN asa flied IN the compan, 8 once NJ
with necessary proof. on or pefore
SATURDAY Inc 9Th March. 1880.
All cones rued xsi psase take notice OF tbe above
scfioa ard alleud 10 its requirements wt,nont de-
lay. JUN nsSVfnSs s.d.,..,
NH 10 ID t5S"osu'
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MARCH 20.-The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Luqs-Common. S3Gt3.50; medium, $40
A SO good, f4.50nt5.
LeGi-Common, $5@s5.50; medium, t80s7 I;
good nominal; fine, nominal: extra fine, nominal.
Stemming.-t OmmoD, t3@54; MEDIUM, 500
$3.50; good, s7G$S.50; fine, s99tlO.
DARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lu1 Ffiters.-t Common. $3.50@s4 medium,
S450MS5: good, s5.50dS6.
Leaf FiUers.-COmmon t5dt5 90; medium,
s6@S6. so; good, q 70; dne,s9Ssl0 0; extra 6ne
VraDpers-t ON mon, f7.5o6ss.5O: medium.
sS.50mt 50: good. S0.5OtDsl0; fine, Sl0@sll {;
extra, sl2@13: extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT GOODS MANUFAcTURING.
Smokers-rommon, *SdSl0; medium, tl0@
sl2: good, $l2@$l6; 1nr. Sl6@f20.
Fiiisrs.-I'Ommou S66SS: medium, 5000 /;
good, sl0@$l2; fine, nominal.
WrdDpers.-COnmOn,t lOiG 80 medium. 6hG
$40: good, f20dS30; tine, $40Gt60; fancy, s5l
@s66.
Wra0pers. MShogdny.-Common, tl2@sl5 ;
medium. Sl5d GG20; good, s22Gt25; hne, 5000
$40, extra, *f5@s5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods ~ confined
principally to good old heayy-boded Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
Old lugs, S4@s5 Kentucky River ugs, 900
*l2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3dS1S.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NRw YORK. March 20.-Noan-Stocss strong.
Money on call, 5M6 cent. ExchanBe-Long,
AJAX: short, ass. State bonds quiet Govern
meras dull
Erening-M0ney. GOA per cent. Exchange.
4S4A. Governments quiet aud steady; Res De,
1903: AZ per cents, 1919; 4 ger cents, lO6I.
States dull
NEW YORK BANK SrATEaENr.
NEW YORK, March 20 The weekly statement OF
The associated banks shows the following changes
Loans decrease, S2,S94, 800; specie decrease
s. ,4S7 800: legal tenders decrease, a97300; de-
posts decrease, S5,e4Z,S00; circulation increase
$500: reserve decrease. g .12f40O.
the banks now hold sS60,650 In excess OF iega
requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 22.-virginia Is. deferred
8 copsos. "a; second series, "a: past-dl'
counons, 94i.: new 10. 40's. SO. Bid to-day.
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a e2s5 GOO Fire I'm Kew YORK.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Notorious Character LypcIed I'm
Kentucky.

CIScIyNATI, March 20.-A Grayson (Ky.)
dispatch says party OF one hundred regu-
lators rode to jim Bncon's house, on upper
Big Sinking creek, Thursday night, and
asked for John Boggs, a notorious charae-
ter, who was concealed about the .hopse.
BIncon refused to open the door, and com-
menced fu-ilade on the regulators, firing
fifty shots, killing, it Is believed, one OF
them. The regulators, who had come only
10 notify Boggs 20 leave the county, then
broke down the doors. Three shots were
fired at BIncon, who was instantly Killed.
Mrs. Bincon's right leg was broken. The
regulators took Boggs, hanged him to a tree,
and fired two shots into his body.
Marauding Indians In rexas-Camp-
ers Attacked by Highwaymen.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, March 20.-A Netos
special from Fort Davis says: " Monday,
Indians attacked ranch in this county,
killed one man. and carried of boy.
Lieutenant Bills and troops are in pursuit
OF the marauders."
A Ne,cs special from Fort Worth, Texas.
says: .Friday night three bighwaymen at
tackled a party OF campers on Mary creek.
nine miles west OF here; robbed them OF
800. clothing, and several horses. They
attacked a second party OF campers In the
same neighborhood the same night, but
were fired on and driven off, with one OF
their number wounded. County officers are
in pursuit OF them"
Another san Francisco AGitator Sen
fenced.
SAN Francisco. March 20.-The agitator
Cannon was sentenced to-day to six months
i'm prsonment and $1,000 fine. a motion
for new trial was made.
Later.-The Police Judge denied Gan
mons motion for new trial, and in default
Of $4,000 bail, pending appeal. he was sent
to the house Of correction. There are ru
mors that further arres are TO be made.
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Sale of Railroad Stock.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 20.-The 49,.
$50 shares OF stock beld by the city OF
Charleston in the Memphis aud Charleston
railroad were purchased yesterday by
Scwel, Duncan & Co., OF this city. at the
rate Of 3St cents. II is understood the pur-
chase was made for New York parties.