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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
MARCH 24.-The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.

MARCH 24.-The Following are the luotauons:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Gommon. s36s3.50; medium, $40
"A so {; good, "a 300 80.
Ledf.-tommon, :5@t5.50; medium, s6@S7 ;
good nominal: ine, uominal extra n1e, nominal
Stemming.--C ommop, 1904 mcdigm, 500
$3.50 good, S7dSs.50; fine. 5000.
DARK GooDs--MASrFAcJUR ING.
Lug FiLlers-tommop. S3.50@t4; medium,
t4.50GS5: good, $500 Sc.
Leaf FiUers.-Commrn t5d35 so; medium,
s6@S6 so: good, ~ IS; ne,s9G@l0 extra tine
WraDpers-t ommop, s7.506tS.50: medium.
$4,000 10: good. s9.5o0s10; 6De, tl0@sll /:
extra, il2@l3; extra sun-cured. none.
BRIGHT Ds-MASUFACIURING.
Smokers..i Common, $SdSi0; medium, 800
tl2: soOd s12@Sl6; finr. : l6@f20.
Fiiiers.--l'0mmon, s6@ss: medium, S7@S9 !;
good, S10@$l2: fine, nominal.
VraDDerS.-Conmon sl0s1&l5 medium, sl6G
s2O: good, t2OdS30; tine, S. 0Gf50; fancy, sot
@s6S.
Wrappers. MNhoedny.-Common, s12mtl5 :
medium. i15d@20; GOOD, f22@t25; hDe, 5000
40. extra, ti5@s50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
Principally 10 good old heayy-bodied Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old Tugs, s46s5: Kentucky River lug', tl0@
Sl2; Kentucky River Leaf, fl3d*1S.
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xrw WORK CATTLE MARKET.

MARCH 23.-BeersS.-A city slinRhierer feeeis, =
16 car.Ioads direct from chicago. bul none arrives
ann ~ exGSc q b. shipments 10 DAY o3 I'VE
cate go quarters Of beef aud $50 carcasses OIL
mutton. ,oo ,,.,, ,yo.k IN,
hn,h liys and dressed ye.ilsihe former NJ osr6s q
N and he lateral saIOc. Bob" are sold at $40
s3 = head 49, ao ho.,
demand very moderate, aud tendency ID favor o.
buyers carload OF choice clipped yeariing 90
at 6,sc q h.. ; a cargo OF good ohio sheep, ilv Dds.
sverage a. Tie, and few small lots OF spring
lambs AZ s4eas8.50 each. DR. ssed mutton SOLO al
GiG.c. n D.; dressed yearipg lambs at gas
S,oine -Bec.ipt, 90 day 33 carloads Or f,5zo
offered alive, and holding for $3.50 p 100 bs., had
moi heen soIa AZ a late hour Journal al Commerce
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
rr,UE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LiFEiNsURASCE COMPANY,
OFFERS INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST.

For the past six year ns74to 1879 iNcLusIvh)
rs INTEREST RECEIPTS save $1,000 ~ ~,
wRxrs Tor DEATH LOSES AMI EAPEss1s toh.
piStp by oyer s700,000-A RESULT WITHOUT
PARALLEL IN IHE HISTORY OF Lfh-'N'
sIucr ~ organization. In 1858, II has raid W.
policy holders and their representatives, an average
Of more han .,>,,,.,ty
OSE MILLION OF DOLLARS ANNUALLY
and nov holds for tneir b.ns ut OVER
EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF iDILAR~.
securely invested aud yielding hisn rate OF W.
terest. ....., ~.
HAVING LARGER PERCENTAGE or suhrLrs
AND PAYING LARGER AVERAGE DffDANDe,
ixsreAScE AND AT LEss COST THAN ANY CON-
PASY IN rHE WORLD. It.
Those wantpg Insurance are iDNrei " etamine
earsfnIly IN the above FACrs, and for further in-
'o'"-'' JOHN II. CARY. state Agent.
1918 Main street. Richmond. Va.
Axsrts wanted. nh l9-eoftAp2
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

MARCH a. IrOR.-Seoi pix Is rather easy la
price. as The supplies steadily accumulate. With dt-
rnand very moderate. American pig IA SIN rather
nominal, buyers do not want much, and their OF
concetle Rails favor bu, ers, and have fsir de-
maud. The quotations are for EEiuion az f29G
$50: GarIscheirie at $30ns3l: No. sho'is AT
$50 Glengarnock AT S30oS3i: American pig at
S3S@i40 tor best No. 1. s37@s3s for No. z. and
S35.50@s36.50 for Gray forg,. Rails az 5000
$3.50 for iron at works. anu steel az $500 nj
works; Old ratls quoted nomiDally al ff1Ms4z;
wrought scrap at a35@s42.-Journdt n Com
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKEr.

MARCH 24-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beef CdttIe.-very best, 5!fc.: good, 4SMoc;;
medium or coed rair quality. 3t044c.; rough
oxen, thin steers, &C.. 2a13sc. q H., gross.
Hogs.-Yery pest, &C.; shoat', common
grades, &c 5fd6c q d., net.
Sheep.-Vrry best, &C.; dun 10 good, Ascp
Tedis.-S3.506so so p head.
Jfich C0Ds.-s20@f40 = head
About l4O hepI 81 beef cattle, AL hogs, ana
1870 sheep or The mtrket this week, ana oil soiJ
Cattle market active and qu'e 1rm, b9t "ltnout
any appreciable change IN price, rom ,as. YVES.
Hogs unchanged and firm a. quotations.. OoodeNra
sheen somewhat IN demand.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MARCH 22.-Firsi ana second clear wide, 2.inch,
s45: flr.t and secord clear wide, II and Ike
men ,42 third clear, ~, IN. and 2-inch. $57:
select. IL, ~. and Zach. 49, bseieet, "a. and
2-iDeh s25 2x4 clear aud seeet ltosstnsrl. re
{3o: 6rst ana second clear i.ineh nnlsning
s4S: third clear inch ann hing. s36; Ase'ec,; T.
,nea e,esy lbssel s3i: 2. aud s-ineh select f2G
select. s2i: A stock boards, l2-ach, ~, and
feel. sss; stock board. ~ inch, ~, II aud 2
feet. fS2; G stock boafds. men, X, ~ ahs iS
fse'. sl6; ID stock boards. l2-insh, 10 feet.
sis; ID stock boards, l2-iaeh, ~ fss', tlvi
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louisville CHEWING TOBACCO.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH % -txpOrt demand cOniiDLes moJera'e
aud the nom. trade without much life: prizes have
not shown important change. sales oil 4OO hogs
heads Kentucky I,af a. 4Nr 4c. $50 eases 1878
PennsS lyinta at l0d20c.; 80 cases 1873 ono on
pIiyale terms 20 cases 1879 states on private
terms: 800 bales Havana ~ SOe.dSl.OO. Ine
following are the quotations for virginia teal:
Bright WRAPPERS, common 70 medium t5@z2c.;
good 10 dne, 25M45c.; fine TO extra hne, 5Om
75c.: smokers, l5625c.; capnl. Wrappers, 100
zoe Jugs, common TO gOOd, 2 .6l3,4c.; good TO
line, 3G4bc.: lelf, common 70 good, 0gSc.; GOOD
to fine, S610c.; fine extra. 100 3c., and black
wrappers, l2Gl5c.-J0nrnak Of ComMerce.
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.,ry,xpRIA CATTLE MARKET.

MAHCa 24.-Price To-day ranRed as follows /;
cattle. very hest. 5s@54c.: good, So 5se.; me
dun or fair quality 4%cI4ac ordinary. 4s94tc.;
thin steers, oxen, and cows, 3ea3ac., calves, oe9
6r : sheen, 6d6tc.: lambs. 5sM 6,se.; hog, oSta
6kc : cows aud calves. S20@s40.
The market this week was poorly supplied WIN
ali binds of stock. Very few cattle oi'eTed, aud
those of an inferior quality, and In consequence
saies gere limited. calves In good demand at quota
-, "nIr small lOt OF a poor grade; good ones In de-
mand. Hogs In fair supply and tel readily at quo,
tst,nuc. COWS aud caves IN fair demand Tor COCA
ones Market dull -Gdzttte
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-ToBACCO MARKET

MARCH ZZ.-lnr DdIheL WIS quitts Win pffts
qu0tably unchanged. .
II IS proper u state that there arc'diherences of
opni with regard 70 the plice Of Green river Ill
er, a. cOmpared with former years There are
those who hold that values are not lower than at
corresponding n rOjs one or two wears IN the pre-
emf decade. The aes aggregated 143 hoPsheIds.
The Ninth street House sold 20 hogsheAds: l
hogsh' ad Barren. County old Leaf at $3.50; hogs
heads Breckenridge. County leaf and iugs at $40,
Dayiess County leaf ana Tugs a. $3.50, so. 10, 5000
1918, 1870, "a, 1913: hogsheads ilanco &
County leaf an ugs az 400 TO %, 5000, t4.o0
$3.50, a so, 1880: hogsbeads lIel ry- County
good and common .utting Tugs al I'll, slO5O, ",
1915 l hog>hcad Tennessee conn on Tugs AT $3.50
COurief-JOHTadt.
thor hon ba1 al a I ka nriQqS
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xrw WORK prrRo,EuM MARKET.

MARCH 23.-PetrofeuBl The marset Is 'ifeiess
yer. with ilie export interest aud price easy ana
rather nominal. Cru'e In Shipping order quo Ell ~
so IKE; naptha a; 5a46c Refined a, 7hc. for
New YORK. 7Ac. for Philadelphia. aud TIC for
Uniiea certificates lcruce petroleum. az New YORK.
72.0c0 barrels; OIL taty, l55.0c0 barrls. Opened
al sec. bid and 90c asked highest sales al 9Oc.
lowest 1t $780,; closed at $3.50. bld.-Jour-
III of
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TODsCry.NEED.
TOBACCO.sEEDl y

TOBACCO-sEED! RAG.
IL LANDS TOBACCO sEID!-in store tcsopot
ing. WILLOW OaONOko. YELLOW PRYOR,
WUIrE.sJEM ORONDkO, BROOD UHoSofn.
SILKY PRYOR. TUCKAHOE. WHITE BUkLtl,
fr. m the most exDf rieBssd grower IN tie SAFE.
seeds warranted pnre aud true 10 name. ~; GU
2sc ADDRESS WATT & CALL, Riehmonl' va
DISCOUNT TO TRADE. mn zo-it'
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

MARCH "a There Is no change 10 rotf ~ hour,
ami sales are slow al quoiarous. TITO offerings oi
wheat today amounted 20 1,772 bnsheis, n5 sales
were made It 81 49, sl.36.and sl,3I 'or faiix, and
si42 for Lancaster, nut We gp'te iiBcJ lois o. tns
later AZ Sl45 Corn l. lower, and We note sles OF
about geo bu hels at STE tor yellow and osc Tor
wbre. No rye or ogs reported. Country produce
Is generally scarce and wanted ~ gu dauons. Fo,a-
toes are lower. Clover seed - zoe. on other sfh-
Giles III changed gazette.
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Kentucky.

NO wRrPprNG-Posr TO BE ALLOWED.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 25.-ln the sem
ate Yesterday the whipping-post bill, when
passed the House some time ago, was laid
on the table, and thereby virtually defeated.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March E0Gn.-StocLs buoyant.
Money on call. Sac per cent. Exchange-Long,
4s54; short. 1854. State bonds unchanged. Gov
ernmenls quiet. o.,,
Eusnfng.- Money, par cent. Exchange. 4S44.
Governments quiet and weaker; ner 5's, lO3 !;
A. per cents, lU7&; 4 yer cents, 1909. States un-
changed.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 2j.--Vrginia 6's. deferred,
8 consos, 539: second series, 24s pasi-dge con-
pOns, so; new I0.40's. 3e4. BID Today.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH %, 1850.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20, lse0'
ARRIVED.
Steamship WyanOke, Couch. New YORK, her-
chondse and passengers. G.. w. Allen Co.. agents.
Schooner Lizzie While, -, Georgetown coai'
Writ Roberts.
cUsToN-HoUsE REPORT.
EDfered.-Norwegian bark LeyiithaD, 1e'le'en'
New YORK.. In ballast. 20 load grain iof EUROPE
MEMORANDA.
NEWARK March 24-Arrivcd Scbooners s".
Ronn.u BounrIL and ~. :. Hsror. Wines. IRON
Richmond; schooners Henry Parker, Bowler ".
:. TIbOifls MaxcB; j. N. kspp, Cole; and Lycis
Middleton, B0Dnci', from Virginia
NORFOLK March 25.-ArTiyed: Schooner Mary
Cotton, Morgan, from Richmond.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York March 24b, sch0f sers sinif
Hook, Abbott; Mary A. Tyler, Carifs; and SOPHIA
Godfrey, Brewer. ,. ,..,,v
Prem baltimore March 25ih, schooner' David H.
Wolf Hubbard, and n. d. sIeddeD, Thomas.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Arrivei: Gordon, Cs "a,
10 Ferdinand Vsndrrfaclan. Arrived oui sisDf
HDmeward bound: AbDotisiori. for Ne" oiiean'.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 25. 1880.

CORN AND tLOUN EACdANJt'.
RICHMOND, March rs. 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. bushels. Red. go bushels.
CORN White, Gl2 bushels. WiGed, 600 bushels
re-exhibted~
OATs.-3l0 bushels.
KYE.-50 bushes.
MEAL.-5S bu he's.
BLACK PEAS LIP bushels.
PoTATOEs.-44 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. bushels prime at 81 45. Red,
700 bushels Lancaster on private terms 40 bushels
very good Lancaster al Sl4S: 10 bushels prime
mixed at S1.46; 4 bushels very good mixed at
SLAB: bushels mixed at SAB: 200 bushels very
good Fultz a. f1.43-rOial, $40 bushels.
CORN.-Whit 100 bushels good at 09r.; 29S
bushels on priva'e terms; 200 bushels prime at
6Oc.-lo'al, 90 bushels. Mired, l0n bushels very
good at soc; $50 bushels good ut 59c.-tolal, $50
bu. hels
RYR.-50 bushels on private terms.
MEAL.-5S bushels on private terms.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
General SkobetOf's Expedition Int
Central Asia.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 25.-Preparalions
for the expedition under command OF Gen.
eraI skobeloff against the Turcomans OF
Central Asia are IN active progress. Rail-
roads will be built simultaneously from
Krasnoyodsk to the Tithikistar and from
the latter place TO Chatte. General Skobe-
loft will be provided with more than double
the usual proportion OF artillery. Core
sDondents will not be allowed to accompany
the expedition, and the press has been OIL
ciaIly notified not 10 publish anyth ing re-
latIng thereto. General Skobelof's tepar.
ture has been postponed until Friday.
Russia Seeking nm Alliance With
Japan Against China.
New Y0RK, March 25.-A London spe-
cial says: "vienpa dispatches announce
that Russia Is seeking an alliance with
japan against China. II Hung Chang
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FlIsE-KGCOKD.
Shoe Factory Burned.

Boston, March 25.-Tbe shoe factory ol
Litchman Brothers, at Marblehead, Mass
was damaged by fire last night TO the
amount OF $4,000. Litcbman d Roundy,
shoe manufacturers, in the same Dullolng'
were damaged TO the amount OF S3,ooo.
Both are partially insured.
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Big Fire in Maine.

PORTLAND, ME-, Ma ch "a large hFe
is progressing at Hallowell. The American
Hou.e Bank. Masonic Hall, &C., are re-
ported burned.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

MARCH 23.-peanuis are held with marsed
strength, and dem,Dd fair. Prices sre for Virginia.
fancy. and 5A@6c. for d-picked.-yourndl OF
r0umsfce.
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sy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK March 25-Coiron dull and nomi.
nal; sales. 730 bales: upianfs. 1870. 'r.enn-
l3Ac SOUTHERN -four fat and unchanged. Whea
feyeri-h, irregular, and Nc. lower; uneraded red.
Sl40Mk1.4l Com h64c. lower and ~ mod ia'e
demand: ungraded. 55M55Sc. Oats heiNy and
about kc. lover; No. 3, 4lM4lAc. Hon, qret and
unclaimed. Coif uncnsneed aud In iyh demand
sugar dull and unchanged tar 10 Po0o rehnlng
7xa7Rc.: prime, &c.; rhoed quiet. Moiasse.-
Foreign lie active; grocery grades IN MOI, rate de-
mand: Porto Rico, D6152c.: English IsanGs, 80
G42c. New Orleans, 406Oc. Rice Ia GOD Je-
T1rpentine quiet and about steady at 4sk@49c.
Wool very strong and Ia falr demand. ro,N mgher
1aa fSr @Cy q wb M1SSr no nafs a. 10
dslll. frelghls duh and weak.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Mrch 25.-tlour quiet and NY
god. southern whcai hrm; We Urn dnl
southern red, 5 40asl AZ amb r, s1.45@si AZ
ter red, pot, Marcn, u .42H@sl f2a AnTih I'll;
May. sl.3s4as l.3sH; June, ? 30; July, ti2S:
southern white 500 SO c; y Tow, 56a56Sc Oats
dun easy, aud unc anged. Provisions apoui seahy.
Coff outlet aud steady Rio c,r.oes' iar 10 prime
l4SGlJAe. 'ugar about s,eady; ~" sou, sac.
Whiskey unchang d. freiehls hrm.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, March 25.-Flonr dun ard lower.
Wheat easter at - 27A. corn in inr maud a.
4Ollc Oais steady &C 37S@3sc Pork active snd
1903 Buk-meats hrmer; shoulder; 4c;; rios'
6sc.: Sides. sAc Bacon In fair demand. whisky
sSss al 80 S@Ssf SG In' 'fss @a p
packing, 4i.30@t4 So. butchers, "a 5o@ef.6o
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 20 - Flour dnll ard I'M
changed Wheat firm al sl.1Sdkl.2O. Corn easier
at 42G4 sc. Oats easier a, BE. Pofk quiet az
sl2 3D. Lard ar I,,r 3, f. am sa'iic, watey
steady at 81 Oh
ST. LOUIS. March 25.-tlonr dull. Wheat u
reaujaf ana higher: No. rel fall. tl.2Oo fl.2t =.
Com frmer at 26LM36ic. Oais duh al 32r. wis.
KEY steady nj {l.i6. Pork higher ut u Lara
higher at 80 g24 Buk'meat' higher Tor s'des'
Bacon higher.
CHICAGO, March 25.-Fonr duh and nominal
winter. f1.19. Uorn IN tair demand ani hrm I;
fresh 36,,r.: regular. 33'sc. Oats IN goOr demand
and shade hy her al 2Sc. P0rk s'rOng and higher
| ut Al O.G0. Lard in fair demand aDd higher ~ ~.
Bulk meats in good demand and shade tlRDer
| shoulder "a; short RIBS. SO 80; citar. 1900.
Whiskry steady and unchang' d. No markets mere
! to morrow.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. March 25.-Coitor-Net receint $
| 377 bales; futures crossed ,tady; sales, III uuo
bsIs: March, ,I2.9lmbl2.93; Aprii, slz.gf@
sI2. g5: Nav. sI3.I5msl3.lo: June. 1890
| 1898 July. sI3.44 GtI3 ij August $500
sl3.54; september, fl3.1S o sl3.l0: ociohr'
34mal2 30; November, fll 39dst2, De-
| cembcr, 8 05mSil.91
CLOSING OF COTTON EXCHANGES.
NEW YORK. March 25.-'The New Orleans
| Charlestnu and Norfolk Cotton Exchanges VIII be
clo,ed Friday aud Saturday. Galveston, Bile, IA.
ylupah aud Philadelphia will be closed
| Friday only.
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vrw work SUNaC MARKET.

MARCH % -Supdc.-sicily quoted at .SOmsto
foi pest brands. aud a306i40 for low grades Viz
Qua al t6Q@s65-Journdt Of Commerce.
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Flour.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

ZINE, $40 $3.50; superfne s5.5O@t5.75. extra ,
$3.50 Nt6.75; common family, 81, fsncj bransi
z7Ml,9
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.
MARCH % Manufactured T06dcc0.--
ION GEO

MARCH % -Mdnufdctured T05dcc0.-
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds. 75@ Soc;
Virginia dine and extra hg, 75GSDc.; Virginia tint
6-'nch and 12-inch twist. fo@62c.; Virginia me.
dunn 6-inch aud 2 inch twist. 4BdfSc Virginia
meum los aud l6's, 400 4ac.: Virginia medium
l2-nch pounds. 45@5Uc.; Virginia common ~.
inch pounds, 400 Virginia good bright l-inch
35c.; Virginia common ll-'nch. 32m33c.; Nlr.
ginla mahogany and bright navy, 81 and As ~
ode; Virginia black navy, s. and As, 42@43c.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. Sl.20@s1.25: Virginia
assorted, 4jd60c.: North Carolina and others, 40
@60c. -
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright S., 52@54c.; fine bright, IS, A.. and
Ms 46M47c.: mahogany lG on. MS, 4oG46c.i
mahogany double thick b's. 46@47c.: mahogany
single thick 81. 46d47c.; DC. aud Toe plugs aud
fancy styles. 4SM50c.: bigbi 1904 fbs.. Asa 47c
bright double thick SIS, $50 48c.; bright single
thick 3's 4Gd4Sc. bright &c. and Zoe. plugs aud
fancy slyes 50(d52c. paiO wrapper, l3-, ID, and
l6-oz. Acc. plain. small work, 42c; second grades
iDs., rs, ana IS, 4O@4
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO
Second grades. MS. rs. and IS. 40m42c mixed
plug smoking, sac: SEN smoking, In PAPER 2bc.'
cut and dry smoking, 22630c.; bright ana grlnu-
lated vs. A. and ~. 27N SOC. bright and granu
lated. Ia bags. 29a75c piDe smoking, In paper, "a
M3uc.-E Courier Journal
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The Presidential Campaign.

CoLoRED DELEGATES TO CHICAGO FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.
GoLDsBORO', n. c., March 25.-Ibe ke-
nubllcan Executive Committee OF the sec
ond district, after a struggle, have chosen
two coIored delegates 10 the Chicago CON
yention-J. b. Abbott and Claibonrn fal,
son. both Sherman men. A. McCa0e ana
f. II. Paige (whites) were chosen as alter
mates.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sroCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, March rs, 1880.
sALEs.-1,0n0 Virginia consols at ssh; 1000
Virginia peeIers at 22 1; and 1000 Petersburg
cond SIS nj IL
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sPECrAtLEs. EYE-GLASSEs. Ae.
V,O REGAIN YOUR SIGHT @H@k
FOR csc. - ~
cal, nj ls04 Main street and yet . pan Of sfECiA.
81 A. or EYEGLASSES. A large assortment ol
sn,s,tor auslt'y aiways on band. Prices from 1oes
upvsris, Skilfuiy adjusted 20 tSs eve ~
..,n..,,. w.tehmater aud Je~eii~r,
rt "a. uNaa Vp''''a"' 1904 MAla siresl
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DEL'S CORN SOLVEN 7.
A YRES's TRUSS.

Having purchased the control of the celebrated
AYREs HERNIA TRUSS,
they will In future be
SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES,
placing this,
THE MOST APPROVED TRUSS,
within the reach Of those heretofore deferred from
using them on account of their
HIGH PRICE.
All orders addressed to us will receive prompt
attention. Send for circulars aud prlce-list.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
Mr.. WILLIAM AYREs SMITH, who will be
found in the Truss Department Of our store, VIII
have charge of the manufacture Of these Trusses
(hsying experience In this, well as their adap,a'
ton. with the inventor, Mr.. Samuel Ayres, deceas-
ed1 and will be prepared 10 ilt them to persons
needing them.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists.
NH slim 1915 Nam street,
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vrv1rcyy nupUEL1cANs FOR GRANT.

LOUISVILLE, March 25.-The Republicans
have held conventions IN fifty five counties
Of mi, State, OF which thirty have Instructed
for Grant. three for sherman, and one for
RIoine. Where no instructions have been
given Grant delegates TO the State Conyen-
lion have generally been appointed.
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MARINE sSTEsLIGENCE.

MINIATuRE ALhANAC-MARcH 26, 1880.
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TEXAS AND THE PRESIDENCY.

GALVESTON, TEXAS. March 25.-An Aus
Tin special says: "Signs warrant The con-
clu>ion that the Republicans Will not make
any State ticket. The leaders may prevent
instructions for Grant, but II Will be dill
cult task"
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-06
The Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute OF Los
Angeles county, which meets at
Union Hall next Monday, will
hold three sessions per day, clos
Ing Friday afternoon. The exercises
during the day will consist Of es-
says and discussions on the best
methods of teaching, together with
class exercises in geography,
arithmetic, reading, elocution,
etc., under the direction of
the leading teachers of the
county, assisted by the State
aud County Superintendent.
The evening sessions, which posi-
bly, will be Of most interest to the
public, will be devoted mainly to
lectures. They will be held each
evening excepting Monday and
Friday. The annual address by
County superintendent Hinton
will be given Monday afternoon;
also q lecture by State Superintend
ent Campbell. The remaining leo
lures OF the course will be as fol-
lows: Tuesday evening, by Hon.
f. M. Campbell; Wednesday even
Ing, by DR.. Ezra 8. Carr; Thursday
evening. Mrs. Jennie g. Carr.
Brief discussions will be held each
morning and afternoon on the sub
jects treated by the essayists and
leading speakers, which will in-
Guide the following: "History,"
w. g. McPherson; "School Organ
ization," w. p. Mcdonald; "The
use of School Libraries" Miss M.
A. Hodgkins; "Success in Life"
Mrs. Anna s. Averill; "Our Pro.
fession," L. D. Smith; pedagogy
and Pedsgogues in the Olden
Times" J. M. Quinn; Gamer.
lean aud English Literature" w.
H. Henderson,; "rhe Teachers
Material" Miss Mary squires;
together with methods Of teaching
Geography, by w. s. ,Reavis;
Grammar, Mrs. 9. B Jones; Arith-
metic, Miss NJ. X. Simons; Book.
keeping, w. M. McFadden; Pri-
mary Reading, Miss Isabel Bah.
cock; Business Arithmetic, j. N.
Hewes; The Use of Blackboards, r.
B. Warren; Physiology, Newell
Mathews; Elocution, =. H. Butter
field; Drawing, Mrs. q. p. Brad.
ford; Oral Language Lessons, G.
G. Hall.
Tho meeting promises to be Of
unusual interest, not only Cd &C.
count Of The ability Of the lecturers,
but because great care has been
taken by the teachers To whom
have been assigned the treatment
of the various educational topics
and tho conduct OF the class exer.
oicou