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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-06
Tn. tennessee Rep. Convention.

Nashville, May g. The republican
s,ate convention met ut noon In Repre-
.,otatiyes hall, and was called TO order
nv los. r. Dillon, chairman Of the state
committee. Hon. l.. c. IIouck, OF
Knox. was nominated for temporary
chairman, and w. ii. Young tcoloredl,
Of Davidson, Henry Ryan lcolored),
Of Brownsville, were also nominated.
The name Of W. ii. Young was put TO
the convention first, and was declared
elected by acclamation. after which
a committee ON credentials was APP
pointed. The convention then took
recess.
Jos. II. Dillon and Thos. ii. Reeves
were reported by the majority and
minority Of the committee on organiza-
tion respectively, for president OF the
convention. On the first ballot Dill
lon received 265 votes and Reeves 255.
Mr.. Dillon. on taking the chair, said
that the contest had been forced be-
tween third term and anti-third term,
aud by his election resulted triumph
for U. 5. Grant. He declared himself
in favor Of a strict state credit platform.
A committee on resolutions was ap-
pointed, and pending their action, the
convention was addressed by Hon.
Stanley Matthews.
motion was carried requesting the
delegates from the con gressional dis
tricts to select two delegates each to
the Chicago convention.
Adjourned until tomorrow, when
twenty delegates chosen by the dis
tricts will lie reported, fourteen Of
whom are for Grant.
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D~Iaware Reps. for lsIaine

Dover, May 5.-Ths republican, state
convention win meet Iers Tomorrow.
The Indications are that though the
delegates to Chicago win not be in
structed, delegation unanimous for
Blaine viii be chosen.
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Fmissions. Aversion 10 Society. Dlmness OF
Vision, Noisss In the Head; the vital fiuid
passing unobserved In the urine. and many
other diseases that lead To insanity and
deaih.
hundred dollars for ~ case OF this Kind the
VITAL. RESTORATIVE under their special
advice and treatmrntl will not cure, or for
anything impure or Injurious found In H.
DR. dINTIE a CO. treat all private diseases
successfully without mercury. Consultation
free. thorough examination and advie.
tai RESTORATIVE. 81 n bottle. or four
times the quantity. so, sent TO any address
upon receipt ofprice, or &. q. D.. secure from
observation. and la private name II desired,
by
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1ca1 Dept; Cheyenne, Kyo. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

MARCH 3l.-The following are the Iuotations:I
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-common, s3@i35O; medium $40
- LSSG9f;ECommon, s5Gs5.5O: medium, s6@s7;
good nominal: fine, nominal: extra ilne, nominal.
SternIn fnO.-tommop s3@sa; IN, "luh' Foy
$3.50; gOcd, s7@ $3.50; hne, s9@slO'
DARK GooDs-MANUFACTURiN
Luz Fulers.-Common. s3.5O@s4; medium,
IeGT Fiiiers.-Comm0 1896 so; medium,
s6@s6 so: good. s. So; hne's9@slO; extra iine
gsso$ s7lSS@fs aa si %eS.q
extra. Sl2Gl3; extra Sun-cureG, none.
BRIGHT GOODS MANUFAcTuRIYG.
S,nokers.-s Common, ssdSl0; medium, 500
Sl2: wood. *l2@Sl6; int. 81 6@S20 -,,.o.
FfHers.-l'ommOn, S6GSS: medium S7@s9 4;
good. slG@sI2 Gne, nominal.
W,ronDerS.-CommonS IOd 81 medium, : 51
$50: good, i20a$30; fine, Sl0&+5O; fancy so'
1856. - t,oa.,-.
mc'li innyS $50 @2o; good, $22@*25; fine, 5000
$40, extra. sij@Sj0.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
pr,pc,pllly to good old heayybodied lugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
Old luqs, $4@45: Kentucky River lug, sl0@
sl2; Kentucky RIVER tent, Sk30sle.
TOBACCO STATISTICS.
The following report, prepared by Dir. Emmei
ChOckIN, ctIh W 'HS ie''"N'N"" A"'"NNN -
change, ex claims itself:
RICHMOND. VA" April l. 1880.
During the month Of March he weather was very
unfa orable tor handing the crop; nevertheless
otr receiie In DC ions sales, deliveries ana ship
mruts ore laTgey In excess of the same period last
,car By comparison we note an eXce's III fecelpis
If y. TAI packages: excess IN inspection, 1907
nae, age, excess IN sales, l763 packages; Excess
deliveries 80 20 packages; excess In shipments
OJo package. The transactions during me
month have brcn tas Is usually the case ths season
of me YEAR, mostly IA ddrk scanning. dark work
,ny and bright export leaf. At present the M lke
j. ouite bare OF nnc e bacco. darn or bright. Ou
marttt continues active and stiff tOI the finer anC
lever grade OF every clsss. Our sales Of western
are imited and stocks fnll. ,o-o :.
tiDf]-Virgina-From October !, 1873 u
Ami l. 1879. 1927 hosshead., 2237 fierce
from October ]. 1879. TO April J. 1850 il.I9l
boeshrnd,. 3917 uerces. Western-Fr0m October
I1S7S. 10 Anril /. 1879. 2 o 8 reg has; iron
q, tNber /. 1879, TO April 1, 1880 1852 hogs
' HhosSneetions.-From October /, 1878. to April
SO e6O5 hogsheads 1887 titrc,s: from Octo
Der /. / 70, 10 April !, 1880 ll'2e0 hoSsheaos
S61ss.-Virainia-From October l. 1873, to Apri
1870. i3.493 hog,heaHs, LAB II rcts; IRON
tJc,obrr /, 1879, to April /. 1850, 1926 hog,,
heads, l.SI1 ii,rces. Western From Oc.oo'r !
1878. TO April /, s79 = nHgshfhd II IN Oc'o
DeIirerfss.-From OctJD r /, 1878, to Apnl !
1874 10 o d hOgsheads. $40 uorces; from Octo
her i. 1919 10 April ], 1850, 1928 hogshead
'Sshipmtnts Foreign nir,ct7From 0clooer, 81
tterr -: from October l. 1879, 10 April l. lSot
! , O67 hog, heads. 3,04l litrces. C0astwle-tTOi
| oer1ber / 1878, 10 April !. 1879 6'o q neg
| heads, 2.l63 ti-rces; from Octoo r /, 1879
| April l, 1850, 1874 hog heads' Luz nerc's'
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Political.
SECRETARY SHERMAN SPEAKS.


MANSFIELD. ONO, March 3l.-Secretary
Sherman made a speech before a large au-
dlence at Miller's Hall tonight. in which he
said that by force of recent events, not by
his own self.seeking, be was mentioned as
candidate for the presidency. Without
pretence OF mOck-modesly, he accepted the
position. but with the firm determination
not to detract from the merits or SER
vices Of others, nor to seek this lofty
elevation by dshonorable means or
living evasons or prelences. [Aopause].
In this wav, and in this way only, was he
candidate, but with great doubt whether, ii
nominated, he would meet the expectations
OF friends, and he was resolved that in case
Of failure be would abide cheerfully and
kindly by the choice Of the Convention.
He said the Republican party proposed TO
maintain the DOlicv OF resumption, to en-
force the constitutional amendments with
all the mower of the National Government
to the end that every man, poor or rich.
white or black, be secured civil and p0lti-
cal rights, and TO extend the free-schoo
system.
MEETING OF NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC CONyEN-
TON.
New YORK, March 3l-The Tammany
State Committee have issued call for a
State Convention at Syracuse on April 2Oth.
KEARNEY BEATEN.
SAN Francisco, March 3l.-At ii O'Clock
lat night the vote Of the CITY was abou' two
thirds counted. with the following result :
Citizens ticket, 11.T60 votes; Working
mems ticket. 1900 votes; for joint senator,
Byrnes (RepubIicanb lisp votes; Frend
tWorkingmanI, 1855 votes. This may be
considered fairly indicative OF the result.
SWEEPING VICTORY FOR THE CITIZENS UNION
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco. March 3I.-The latest re-
turns from The various precincts show
sweeping victory for the Citizens Union,
their ticket receiving 1880 votes against
10. GAG for the WorkngmeD's ticket. About
800 votes still remain to be counted. Inc
result may be accepted "a evidence that i
great number Of wOrSingmcn have become
fired OF agitation ana Kearneyism, and arc
nreDared to unite in ctl0Its to restore con
iideuce and forward business. The vote, "a
far as counted, shows that tie Republicans
have cast neaily full vote a. compared
with the election Of last summer, the iallins
off having manifested itself among III
w,rkingmen aud their Democratic aillfs
A small Democratic element undoubtedly
helped to swell The citizens vote. TGe re
suit caused the greatest satisfaction, ana J.
expected to have good influence on pup
lie interests.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,cn,ruro THE DISPATCH.

MAN SENTENCED TO LlFE-iM-
'.,,xxT-KEARNEyIsM BEATEN AT
PR'sVS.".xcgsco-CoNGREssloNAL PRO-
sAN 70, AND WASHINGTON NoTEs-
CEEp'NVs., ,r WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
s Alsos * MONROE. eA.-A CONFIDENCE
slt'vnr ,>p KILLED IN WEST VIRGIL
Van s n',r WAIVERS STRIKE IN coHoEs-
SANNs' co SHERMAN MAKES A SPEECH
coon op ,NGR RIOT AT COAL ISLAND
NVnn,pv-CHINA's wARLIK ATTI-
V e'sesE WAR AGAINST RELIGIOUS
TUES N rRANCE-sENTfNcE OF A
OrrcH BARON
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 81, 1850.

ARRIVED.
Schooner NJ. A. Tyler, Curtis, New York, old iron
1redegdr tOmDany.
schooner Eliza Moore, Levi, New York, hay
Schooner ColvO. Tyler, Rockland. lime I. Ellett.
Schooner -. aud e. Kelly, -, Philadelphia. coal,
Richmond and Danvie RAILROAD.
SAILED.
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise. and passengers, l.. II. Iatun,
agent.
Schooner Il. G. Thomas Thorndyke Portland
coal. Curtis Park T.
schooner \. c. Eaton Hopkins, Norfolk bricks.
CuiiiS < Parker. 80
Schooner o. Underwood, Payne, Norfolk bricks,
Curtis Parker . $40, ,
Schooner Mary +. simmons. CampDeH, Ibuadel-
phia. lies, Curtis & Parker.
| Schooner Elizabeth White, Lear, New Haven,
hicAoIy. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Flying Scud, Meekins, City Point
gram. Curtis x Parker. ,,-
Schooner james l.. MOlOy, Abdeil, Philade'phia'
ties. Buck & Christian "
schooner William Mcgee, -, Baltimore, hight,
Blu k & Christian. , .-e,,
schooner George &. Trayers. Mitchell. Norfolk
empty barre l.. Buck & Christian.
CLEARED.
British schooner Fruit Girl, DrlscOll with $40
barrels Of -four (part car2o) valued at s4,ofo,
| for Rio GraDde 90 sui. Brazil.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
| From Baltimore March 30th, schooner L. Nor
From New YORK March 30th, schooner Benjamin
f. Biggs, Qnilan.
| BY Telegraph.
| NEW YORK. March 3l.-Arriyed: Westphala,
| PALMYRA. ScVihia. liatieraS. Arrived out: Caru-
nus, Rotterdam, Aurora. Homeward Dound: Au-
| rori, for New Orleans.
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cRrxEs AND CASUALTIES.
a sev,ou. shooitng Affair.

L n
! Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.l
| LIBERTY, Va, March 81. "A young man
named Adams had q difficulty yesterday
evening with negro Farmland. In which
the negro called Adams d---d liar.
Adams got gun from the house and shot
the negro, inGicting a serious wound in The
side. Adams and the negro are both very
young. not over seventeen or eighteen.
After the shooting Adams mounted a
horse and rode of. A warrant for AdamSs
arrest has been issued.
Escape Of u Man Under Sentence for
Iifc.Impris0nment.
CINCINNATI. March 3l.-Wben the case OF
Miller alias Henry Petree was called yes
terday for the purpose Of identification
under q requstion from the Governor Of
Louisiana, where he Is wanted to serve out
n ife.sentence for murderous assault. 10
was found that the man had been permitted
20 get out II Jail. and was then arrested by
two detectives, who started for New Orleans
with him. The Court made no order In the
case, no formal charge having been made
against the Tailor.
Suicide In Georgia.
ATLANTA, March 3l.-A special 10 the
Constitution from Monroe, Ga. says that
Ro ert Upshaw committed suicide there by
blowing out his brains with shotgun. No
reason is assigned for the act. Upshaw
stood we'll in the community.
A ConGdcnce-Man Killed.
CINCINNATI. March 3i.-A man calling
himself Frank Howard. who had operated
in Charleston, w. Va, as con6dence-mau,
was shot and killed on Monday at Peytona,
on Coal river. w. Va. by man named At
klns, who claims that he shot him in SELF
| defence,
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Power In criticlsing tho reported removal
Of Minister seward from PekIu, II contends
that the action OF the President OF the
United States Is governed In the question
OF China by the approaching elections and
by fear OF the voting monster, and finally
Il maintains that war between China and
maritime Power should be avoided at all
hazards.
A Diplomatic Breakfast.
A 81. Petersburg correspondent tele-
graphs that Prince Orlof, the Russian am
baSsado. to France, and General ChanZy,
the French ambassador to Hussia. break
tasted together Yesterday morning at
Prince GprfschakofT's, and adds that the
Empress Of Russia is at the last extremity.
a Baron Sentenced.
COPENHAGEN, March 3l.-The Criminal
Court has sentenced Baron Gedsla, chief OF
the clearinghouse OF GedalIa & Co., diplo-
matte agents of the Bey Of Tunis. late Con-
sulGeneral to Portugal, and the possessors
OF dozen grand crosses and other decora-
tons. TO one months Imprisonment for re-
peatedly using cancelled stamps on stocks
and bills.
The Empress OF Russia Dying.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 3l.-The Empress
Of Russia Is sinking rapidly.
The French DEGREES Against Religious
Societies.
LONDON, March 3l.-The religious ass0-
tions OF France Will probably contest in the
courts the legality OF the DEGREES OF the
Government against unauthorized religious
societies on the ground that the laws they
are based on are obsolete. The Union,
Count de Chambord's organ; the Monde,
the organ OF the Papal Nuncio; and the
UniUerS, ultramontane, are greatly eXas-
perated, and declare that Catholics will VIZ
gorously resist the enforcement Of the de-
crees. The Pays, NJ. Paul Cassagnac's pa
per. says the DEGREES are only preliminary
TO the rees abll'hment OF the gulloline for
political adversaries, while the Ordre and
the Liberte, also Bonapartsts, admit the le-
galty Of the DEGREES.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON. March 81 AT Coal Island, in
the county OF Tyrone, 4 party OF Orange
men, on entering the town. were attacked
by a crowd OF Roman Catholics. The pO-
lice iuterposed and were obliged to fire.
wOunding two Of the attacking party.
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RICHMOND MARKbIH
WEDNESDAY,. March 81, 1850

Cooutry PrsGuce.
s3Dfsg: iiG:i5O y barrel.
BsssW04s zoe. = N. oo-.,c rt
% HoSs yea: C2c bushel TOR coaa,r zoe. for
ciIy NM fyni,; Apples 5@Ggc.; peacres peeed,
sIi2c.; unpecled, 4a &C.; cuerries' IKE d.
bach0erries. tgSc. 80 IN,
Eqcs: n 0afrcls. &C.. in crates. I've .-.,,-,o.
o5@S5. turkey tall l5c. 4 d.; turaey wing Zoe.
a ~ sI.35 = Jusne, o-.. ,,..... >,
Fov: Virginia cmo;hy, 9o@o"sc'' ''o'''' :"
@s ,oT. Baled. 95 a 81. .ooeoo
potoioss: irish. y bushel 5O@bnc. az,
Roots -Ginseng, IL q D. Seneca Tree oi 'op'' f'o'
. g ID Country: 1893,
Sys. 75@S5c. = Ddshei.
c11a1c: Prime. IJc.
Raid StrGiD: Sod4Oc'
TTiJo,nt 5MhtC. . 10 ool.or
IL9aey washed. asa SOC; unwtsned. 5Oei 90.
,.,r.y wool vii bring from TO oc' v " 'es9 li''
above rates - 49,.
cement. Lime. Plaster Se-
...,. ,.c.r.daie, 81 30 "a barrel. 49,,
Aericuitsra So Zoe. vushel i.O,' ~ >,
.,Dytst J5. according % 1ranuN' S''"'0' v "'''
insj, 81 Genn's FATS; Ss.y sToand 90; ecinea
,stsr' II 5O@sl75 ,.oso
| -. Ialgs Size, s3.2o@s'''''
| DRY Goods.
,rerr,,rscs. ~ M'rrlinack shifting
INC: a1cr uoaa. ~ soS sna nr,es shifting 7e.
Sc ssV; scrame, ~, sec.: w." )
wash s,c,' son Mourning, Sc; simTLon GREY sh
pie, sc; ,, r Black, &c.; Harmony l'e'' 90"
a9S ,s g" = "a q ons snehe,er \ A. ~ M Man n
Ma 81 ,,Se.' r. r., 6hi Roc. y, LIZ, li, =
R. 7Sc.; JAMES BNe'A '" ~ Wv
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Democratic senators voting "Aye" and
Republican senators emo"

hepuUftcdu StHatOTs " NO.
The understanding tonight Is that the
Republican senators will tomorrow COM
mence political attack on the marshals'
section OF the deficiency bill, while the
Democrats will wisely pursue silent pol
icy. IL Is clear that outside Republican
sentiment does not approve Of the course
OF Republican senators 10 regard TO this
measure.
BRIsF NEWS ITEMS.
Acknowledgement Townsend is out again,
and attending 10 business.
The new rules give great deal OF trouble
so far, and no one seems TO understand
them thoroughly.
The customs receipts for March reach
nearly 500, 900, and for nine months end
ing to-day. Si37, ZOO, O0O for internal rev.
enue for the same period, SS9,OO0.0OO.
The revenue receipts for March reach
s9,0o0,o0o.
The Marine Hospital Bureau have in
formation that the yellow-fever is increasing
at Rio.
The navy appropriation bill is nearly
ready.
The police to-day killed Il mad-dog in
Senator CameJon's yard.
T. j. Mallan, OF Virginia, is among the
graduates at Georgetown Medical College.
The commencement exercises tonight were
interesting.
The House had lively debate to-day on
the Senate amendments to the House star
route appropriation bill.
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white Sulphur Springs Sold.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS BOUGHT
BY WILLIAM A. STUART, or sALTvILLE, P0R
S3i0, 900.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l
GREENBRlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. VA, March 31.-Tbe Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs property was sold here to-
dav at Auction, William A. Stuart, OF Salt
vile. Va, being the purchaser. The price
obtained was only $4,000. Judge Jackson
Will confirm the sale, however, so it IS
thought by competent judges.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RiCuMoSD. March 81. 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. 2Of bushels.
CORN White, 1876 bushels. TeUoto, 26 BUSHELS
WIed, 500 bushels.
OATS.-l04 bushels.
KYE.-l6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 20 bu'hels fair mixed At 81. ;
so bushels damaged mi xed at 1885, AZ bushels
very good FutZ IN private terms; Ia bushels GOOD
Fuiz nj IL 40; so bushels good Fuliz at fl.4O-t0-
tai 204 bushels -
CORN.- White. "A bushels very good al SOC; 40
bushels good al 60c total. "a bushels. leftOW. ~
bushels prime at 59c. Mtred, 800 bushels very
good on pTivIie terms.
OATs.-1O4 bushels primeai 4Sc
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pne strike Cohoes, y. Y.

TRoY, \. Y, March 31.-The frst wcek Of
the Cohoes strike ends.to-day. Thirty thou
sand dollars have been los in wages, ana
the questions leading to the movement are
appnrentlv no nearer settlement. At The
end Of another week. If the strikers 90 not
return to work, the Harmony-Mllls oinciais
say they will naueurale lockout
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORh,

NEW YORK March 3l.-CoitOD duh and nominal
Southern iIour anIer common to far extra, So 406
$500; good TO hoice extra, s69:7:35: Com aoont
1mlHc. better and more active; 39c. for No. 3.
Wheat l@lHc. better and more aciiye ungraded
red, $l.22@fl.35. Hons unchanged. Coff,e firm
unchanged: refined quiet. Moisses-Foreign dun
and nominal: grocery grades UNCHANGED: New Or
4 aae ~ f'Sa 5 ID and
easy at i7c. asked. Wool very strong, WI h better
demand: domestic fleece, 5O@86c; pulled, $50
DOE: unwashed. ls ar Ace. Texas, 2l@40e. Pork
frmer and more active; 81 25@sl 80 for old,
SlI.6O@,ll.75 for new. Middes firm aud quiet;
long clear, he. shorl, rs. long and short clear
Tic. Lard higher with li2hi trade at S7.6O. WIS
key nominal at Sl.10. Freights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 3l.-FICur easy and par
TALLY lower; Howard street and western super
fine, s4@si 75 extra, f59$5;!5;. city NILS sn-
n PatapSco family. ~ so. sonlnern wheat dull
and lower western active and higher: southern
red, sl.sJ@sLs; smb,r' $500 40; ,5 No. :od !
fo Ss23GssY5s July 1921, southern corr dull md
~ How SIC. Oats Gull ana heavy; southern. ftc.
provisions quiet and nominally STEADY. Por,,
225@Sl2.50 Buik: meats-Loose shoulder ger.
Hicon-Ss Oulders 655c. sides, IAc; mans, lo'1,d
il9c. ard, S@9SAc. Coffee hrmtr ana IN gooa
en,and Rio cargoes, l0eltO1c sugar qu'tt
sofi &C, Whisky easy at sl.O9@sl.U9s. Freights
qaie'. o,,c,vx,r,
CtNcIySArI, March 3l.-Flour quiet and IN
changed. Wheat firm al : | 2J. Corn quiet x 4O@
iIc Oats ea.ier at 37@37%c. Lard "uI ana noiD-
nal at nc. Bulk-meats auiel aud hrm; shoulders
| "a ribs, $40; Side. 1913. Bacon IN ialr 1e-
mand and firm shoulders, 4kc. ribs, 7hc. 80 =
| 7rc' Whl.key active firm, and higher at sl:U4.
sugar easier; hards lO@ iosc.; New OTean, t3 az
$40; ii.ht IL i0@f4.52: pacEins' s42o@
| a 65 butchers, IL 65@s4.7o.
LOUISVILLE.
! IorrsyILLE, March 81 Flour quiet and IN
changed Wheat easier Al Fll2@Sl.Is corn hfi i,
| az 42@4Z4c Oats quiet &c ooac: fVlh sHauy q.
Sl2.25. Lard MN at z. p LIZ cxs lac" Hscf
dro er: shoulders, age; rios. 7ac.; slde.. f4c.
nnsar. cured hams, 9@l0c. "ni'keJ hish'r al
81 o.. Ut tou1s.
Ct Louis. March 3l.-Flour duh aud nothn4
doing. Wheat higher for futures Out nns'l,is ~,
No. red tall, pl.2i C.rn nrm'F ~ 9 ~ Pors
luIeeaa" Hi iaroI-Eone offering. BuIk -iD.at'
| srmer: shoulders. 50 s0Ms6 so: rib. 5000
S6.40: sides, S6.5U@$7.33. bas9 on Hin' s"o''-
ders, $3.50; ribs, STU; slues' s''V'
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 3l.-FlGar da'' ana n "hiea.,
.pr,ng. Fl.I6 No. 3 Chicago sprmg. u sd,Vi
,nrn strong aud higher; ire h; 35'lc.; regular
$3.50. oaIs active, nrm ana p aSm and bi9hs a
1910 Lsrd IN good demand and sht1e MN ne
lat 5000 Buk-meais hrmer, Int no' a"''""
higher. Whiskey steady and nhehahSs''
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK March sl-C9'ton0CN ,rei teS c,npe
weak sales, 1875. 900 bali :; ADril. ,l2'Il nSs>
sias4: june. slS@sl3.ol; July, si3:l u
slsl2 j. Auggst' $lSLs4s5sc;ssss;. ,s 10; %e
yember, SII.7l@sll.73: December sii ooe
slt7n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01
Sale Of sauarupt Estate.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-fhe pubic
sale OF the effects Of Jay Cook ~ COS
bankrupt estate to-day realized Sllo,i4i on
stocks and bonds, and $4,000 on real es'
tate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01
i:y telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
TEw YORK. March 81 NOsn.-Stocks strong.
Money on call per cent Fxchangr-LOpg, 4S2;
short. 4S7H; State bonds duh. Governments firm
BAITI3URE,
BALTIMORE, March 3l-Yirginia G's deferred,
8 cousols, 53& second series, "a past-due cou-
DOns S3b: new 1O-40's. 379S Bid to-day.