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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16

READJUsTRE MASS MEETINss-A mass
meeting will be held in front OF Ford's
Hotel tonight under the auspices OF the Re-
adiuster City Executive Committee-J. s.
Dodson chairman.
The speakers annOuncedare Captain John
s. Wise, Captain II. Ii. Rddieberger. Can
tain Frank 5. Blair, and Colonies William H.
Cameron.
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wEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, lower barometer, higher
temperature, westerly winds, partly cloudy
weather, and local rains in the eastern por-
tion.
For the South Atlantic States, higher
temperature, variable winds, partly cloudy
weather, and local rains in the southern
portion.
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UNITED STATES Jurors DRAwN.-The fol
lowing gentlemen have been drawn on the
grand and retit iuries OF the United States
Circuit and District Courts for the fall term
commencing October next:
Grand Juy.-WiIliam Mott, Ashton
Starke, William +. Dlbrell, William C.
Mayo, George =. Palmer, II. G. g. Hart
man, Gervas Storrs, George NJ. Drewry
Otway Allen, Robert w. Maury, Theodore
Frick, Henry X. Elyson, Allen Talbot
Charles l.. Siegel, George S. Vashon. p. II
Starke, Daniel S. Mccarthy, Lewis II. Fray
ser. j. b. Grant, f. f. Ragland. w. q. Sed
don. J. b. Lambert, aud John w. Adkins
all Of Richmond.
Petit Jury.-Charles r. Skinker, Patrick
keenan,, Thomas Atkinson, William +. Tan.
ner, John OFT, +. w. Chamberlayne, X. A,
Brock. f. T. Glasgow, s. A. Ellison, John
NJ. Nowlin, Thomas Nelson, Horace Black
mur. George r. Gwathmey, G. A. Dayen'
port, f. b. Addison, Joseph b. Foster, Jr.,
w. S. Ayres, apd William II. Perkins, OF
Richmond; j. x. Morton and A. b. Crale
OF Prince Edward county; Henry Light.
foot and Gabriel Parish, OF Culpeper; and
James Saunders and Richard ii. Ludlam, OF
PoWbatan.
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DEATH OF COLONEL JoHN G.. CLARKE
DR.. :. l.. Ingram, OF Manchester, yesterday
received a telegram from Mr.. George X.
Macon. OF this city, stating that Colonel
John G.. Clarke, OF the former city. had
been killed by train at Paterson, n. j.
Colonel Clarke was at one time City En-
gineer Of Manchester, and it was under his
supervision that the Free bridge was built.
He also made survey OF that city and con-
Quoted other improvements. For some
time past he had been contracting for
bridge building IN various sections OF the
country. No particulars OF bis death were
received. The deceased married a MISS
Macon, and leaves wife and three children
in Manchester. Colonel Clarke was gen.
tleman highly esteemed In every relation OF
life, and his death will be severely felt. The
suddenly bereaved family havet The heartfelt
sympathy Of large circle OF friends.
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Tue OLDEST EDITOR lN SmGISIA.-fes>
terday we saw very ane erdyon portrait
O. T.B. McRobert, the venerable foundss
OF The Farmville Mercury. now more tnaa
tiIty years ago. The artist, Mr.. Henry ia.
cob, OF Baltimore, has produced WORK OF
art which is admirable in every respect.
The portrait has been drawn for the pres
ent proprietors u the Mercury. MI, McRo-
bert, who stin lives, in his seyeMy,sixui
year, appears 10 be bale and vigorous In MS
nlA
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DEATH OF MRS. EDWIN WORTHAM.-The
many friends and relatives OF Mrs. Edwin
Workman were shocked yesterday morning
to learn OF her sudden death. The sad event
occurred at 5 O'Clock yesterday morning.
She conyersed few moments before her
death, and retired in apparent good health
on Tuesday night. The deceased had been
for many years a consistent member OF the
First Baptist church, from whence the fu-
neral will take place this evening at
O'Clock
Mrs. WORKMAN was lady who eXempli.
fed all Christian virtues and cruces. and
her loss will be sincerely mourned by the
entire community.
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1.osT- syaAYEp. AMI STOLEN.

cSO REWARD.-EsCApED. ON TIE
sDsJO night OF the lash Of sepitmser, 1850. $50
fYon the coaSict force on the Dsnvile anu Nsw
River laiiros,s Ywo WaiTk CONviCTs, as fo''
lows =. -.
CHARLBSC CLARK. sspt tothe p+niientisry ircn
James Cis5 county. Va. l6sh August. 1915 ,or
three ycags aged about ferty.dye year. nvo seet
seven inosaS high. lRhi ~ aay hsir, light complex
ion, blue ssss. wssahs aooa, 90 pounds spa ~.
slight bash arcept, bAa large boil on Tho right
side OF BE neck shea Ne tsff. 80
JOAN SMITH, ssns nom Louisa county leth
Noyoxsafr. l61a, Tor ove years; afed nbous forty
Years Ave fess ,on inches high, dark hAir and fah
blAos hard aed savk eyes, vsiss very svse y.
q REWARD OF fifTf DOlLAHS wtsi bs pA,o
s,sucioa eamp 90 this road. pear Cascade. rutsyl-
,saia county, va or 4 LGnsd " ~ y ths. e.a
s,,her OF theus, r. ]. THOMAS.
Cap'sia OF Convict Guard.
Dsnviie sna New River nlIrosS;
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CAROLINE Joxss. OF Columbia. Pa, says
I'A 81 nd me one donrs worth OF Turn's PslLs. l
oad them to- be tbs sssi medicine for SICK hsadache
and Indigestion I ever tried. My soVnaatanees
have faDen In lsse with them, aai,destsc to have
them. You have. conferred a great slfssinz upon
thousands Of sun, ring females"
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A MYsrERY.-In digging foundation al
the corner Of 81, James aud Clay streets
yesterday some workmea discovered the Is.
mains OF . n IN, together with muske'. no
couirements, waterproof caps, &c. Wmuo m
The man was, and under what circumstances
be became buried 10 lha! place, 10 mys
teYy.
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NEW AGENCY FOR I.seBaA WArER.-liaying
been appointed by Colorsli Thomas II. Goode one oa
his agents for the sale of 9uFFALo LirnIA NAfBE.
wsslian keep supply OF this very yslsasse wasss
on, hand and are prsssrsd 10 meet any demsad
tAaa may he made on us for II. X. w. R9Ftl3S q
co.. Druggists, No. 1903 Main street.
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HESRycO COURT.-Tbe HenEieo County
Court was not 10 session yesterday. To-day
the criminal docket will be ea!iRd. and two
felony cases are expected to be tried. Sew
eral cases have been continued until to-
morrow, at which time the civil docket Will
couaa
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SAVE MONEY by nsviEz ysSS sriattns coie the
DISPATCH P1INrINe-HoUsn. Good ~-rs, low
prfces and satsufsetion enaraRsrad.
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HABEAs CORPUS ORDERED Hughes
has ordered a writ Of habedS corpus certG-
candum to be issued, to be directed to the
iaiIer OF southampton county, commanding
him to bring before United States Commis-
sioner Gallagher, at Petersburg. on Satur-
day the 18th Of September, 1880, j. p.
Davis (who is now in custody, serving out
a sentence OF the State Court, to testify in
the case Of the United States Us. William I'll.
Pond. The iailer is also commanded to re-
turn to the jail OF southampton the said j.
z. Davis as soon as his testimony before the
Commissioner is concluded. The marshal
sent the writ down on Yesterday.
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HoRsFoRD's AcIp PHosPHATs

IN NERVOUS DEBIliTs. LOSS OF Ape rrs, ETC
used Horsford's AstA Phosphate Ia nsrseas de-
salily, brought on bs sverwork in warm weather
with good results. Also, In loss OF appstise hou
want OF tone of stoma eh aud bowels.
g. VI. CoLlki NJ. ID.
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xosQUJTo NETT Mossrfro NET Pink, fsus
Green. Yellow, and White Mosquito Net at LEVY
BE CTnpxgs,
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SorE-PAPeA AND ENVELOPES, Cards ard In.
vciopes, au kiEds Of Whiting Paper and Eu,elopes,
at very low prices at LeyY BROTHERS..
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BILl.IARDR.

THIS Is TO NOTIFY, OUR PATRONS
Il and the public that from this date the PRICE
0F BILLIARDS will be REDUCED from SIXTY
CENTS TO FORTY CENTS per hour al eur ball.
HEUSER BROTHERS.
1908 Main stree.
SEPTEMBER Is. 1880. Sc rs 3ts
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Monisos's PILLS for Headaches BiiionsDess.
MoRIsos's PILLS for Ksipsys and Bladder.
NonIsoS's PILLS for Calls snd Rhea;Hstisn.
NoRisoS's PILLS. PiscHEA. next Express. sfuce
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NJ. Eanysov CO.. advertising sxents. iaser az
vertsenents In m OF The newspapers Of the Unitse
sts.es 5publislsuv rates. Ordefy len st tAs D6y
patch osunting1vnm will receive ursmpt attaD
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SEE THE NOVELTIES IN DREss GOODS AT Levy
BRorHERs'.-HaaAome styles OF 'Asw Dre>s
Goods from 1870, to eS.25 per yard
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BOAR

4 CENT? EDtAN, AND WIFE, OR A
N COUPLE OEYOUNG GENTLEMEN. can
be accommodated win q DbTIGHTFUL FRONT
ROOM FURNISHED 7ad GOODA3OARD at No. sos
north sixth street.
sel1-3t# Mrs. NJ T.. HOPKINS.
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Invmes snnrs rrr. s1s Ninth street.

W. ID. BLAIR Co., 100 Main street, hsyo re
ceived another supply of6rst.iste Green Tea, whIcl
they are selling at e0c a pound.
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HEADQUARTERS roa LiSEH fsooDs Il Il Levy
BRorHgRs. II yoa vAat nrs:telws goods d the
,owesI p,,ces, Kiye them call
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16

FINE GnrsS TEA al soc. pound.
w. ID. BLAIR 4 Co., iDOg Main street.
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LAniEs, DELICATE Axp FkRBLE.
IL YOU Wish 10 be healthy ana beautiful, take Col
dey,'s LIEplG's LIQUID BERn
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THs WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
stood 43o.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o 1. NJ, 81;
A. NJ, SO; noon. rs; p. A., rs; Z.
NJ, IL; midnight. 50.
Mean temperature, G6f.
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PHNsONAE..

SPECIAL NOTIGB.--I ann requested BY
- the executor OF the estate of the late Hon. WILL
LIAM GREEN, l.. d. to reqeest all parties hsv-
fng B JOks In their possession tsloneing 20 Nh.
Green. library iether sw or miscc,Ianeous) TO re-
tsrn iBem to my store, No; GIG airsreet. at once,
as am now engsged ifpreparirg ~ catalogue for
tnp sale OF tpe library.
Parties wishing caiaFoyuts Of tbisssare valuable.
Shg extensive library WIN please notify me, as the
na anber to be printed win beiimitsd.
JNO r.. LAUGHTON, JR.,
Sc 6-eod3t Aucti0neer.
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Joseph Davis, . deaf mute OF Hamilton
L0udoun COUNTY, was run over auu A.'icS
by a train TUESDAY.
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8ithnlond 4ispatth.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE bIsPATcH
"a LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU.
LATIoN OF ALL THB OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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| WINDOW wSHADEs-Latest styles or Windog-
| Shades BOOTH Il Co, Tenth streeA
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FURNITURE.
CHEAP FuRNITURE STORE.-n
PROPOSALS.

VIRGINIA STATE AGRIcUL1 URAL SOCIETY,"
sEcRErARY's OFFICE. ,
RICHMOND. VA. Septen Der 10, 1880. }
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE RE-
- fkrsIiMENT PRIVILEGES AT FAIR
1hOUNDs during the coming Fair will be received
AZ THIS ofce until the goth instant. For further in
formation Inquire atihe sec eiary's ONCE. The com.
mit fess rye the right 10 reye any or all bids.
e lZ-4t w A. BURKE. secretary.
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WAxIl-P krERs. windo,~Shades and Cornjcss.
BOOTH Co., gearh street mes Ms;l.
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etO kEWARD.-A reward cf ei0GA
31O viii Be svsS g. ios M ses rsssfn, s'n q so.s ~
on ,hs io,n Instant. The watch !. esann. e,;s, -
snlsn sise: dssssaed lever; ksssse nss saxn ..scS
ssa eSs,u al No 4 RSGlNE.u0uSc. sosssr q
Rrook avsnss snd iaarshsl street, ana NV ~
ward. - -. -
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHM0ND FEMALE SEMINARY,
- f03 EAST MAIN STREET.
JOHN n. POWELL. PRINCIPAL


JOHN ". POWELL, PRINCIPAL.
Mrs. Mrs J. J. S s ssnS1z ssnNrTr Associate Principals
The eighth session begins MONDAY, septem bel
Madcmolseiie Rosa DE DrTzKLr who hss tacsh
for some years ia the FIRST schools oi this country
| have charge OF the Department OF French.
In addition 20 the other we-kn0wn teachers O.
and Professor HAuB will give instruction In n,
| Seminary.
Fer CATALOGUES amply at the bookstores or TO the
| au u26-1u.Tb&SaiOcl PRINCIPALS.
MISS BOCKlUs's SCHOOL
YOUNG LApIFs AND LITTLE GIRLS,
NO. 700 KAsT FRANKLIN STREET.
The next session Of this school viii tpSin, ID. ".
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1850.
| LATIN, FRENCH, and MUSIC taught by compe.
tent instructors. an n24-Tu,Th.&Salms
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. PETERS,
- BURG, vA.-The sixteenth snsual session Q!
this SCHOOL. FOR BOYS begins OCTOBER
| Virginia and other Colleges. Highly recommended
| bv the Faculty and by Professors In special
schools" OF the University: ror caialogue m ad'
| su 13-eodlHm Principal.
| Mss TANNERS SCHOOL
OPPOSITE MONROE PARK,
will be re-opened for entrance SEPTEMBER 9TH.
SESSION BEGINS 18TH.
Sc 7-Tu.Th.&sa2w
MIR. FRED. CHS. HAIR
Nl WILL RESUME HIS ISsTUcTIoNskS
instrumental MUSIC
on
OCTOBER lsT.
Address 1s0 High street, Petersburg, Va.
Sc 2-eod2w
MRS. p. +. HOWARD'S SCHOOL
Nl will be re.opeDed SEPTEMBER 22D
AT 207 EAST MAIN STREET.
Competent assistants viii be secured.
Sc e4-SaTu&Tb2w
MRS. HETH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
NI CHILDREN, l0l south Third street. win be
re0pened WEDNESDAY, September /, 1880. For
au i4.eodtOcti MRS. ROBERT HETH.
MUSICAL.
DROFESSOR JOHN KESSNICH
HAS RETURNED To THE CITY,
and respectfully inform his scholars they can now
resume their
VIOLIN STUDIES.
No. 902 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Sc 16-1w
CAROLINE RICHlNGS-BERNARD
~ AND
PIERRE BERNARD,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE 16 WEST GnAoE STREET
Sc 4-1ml
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
CCHOOL-BOOKS
~ FOR ALL CLASSES
IN THE LARGEST QUANTITIES
AND At THE
LOWEST PRICES,
WITH MANY
SECONDHAND BOOKS
AT
HALF-PRICE.
JOSIAH RYLAND n CO.,
booksellers, 81 Main street.
CATALOGUES READY. Sc 15-1u
DUBLIC-SCHOOL-
Il AND
STATIONERY
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IRvISo'ssmKrs FIT. 2lsssio,h street.
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WANTED. A GOOp & OGiK AND
W WASHER, without incumbrance. Good re-
fsOBERTi W. GILLIAN.
Sc l6 2ts HOS Main street.
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Entered ct the Post.0ffice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class mxtter.I
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T WISH TO ENGAGE A TUTOR FOR
l. MY CHILDREN tfour In nnmba RI, who can
teach Latin aud n ench, besides tue English
bran nches. School 10 commeSce OCTOBER 4Tu
Address MRS. =. d.. DUVAL.
Dispatch Station, York River Railroad.
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CCHOOL BOOKS.
| We have for sale all the SCHOOL BOOKS for
both Public and Private ScbOosI and In our stock
can be foun,i many SECOND HAND BOOKS at
| balf-price. Catalogues furnished and orders So
lcited. WEST, JOHNSTON Co,
| Sc 1z-lw Oil Main street.
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WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN TO
w COOK, WASH AND IRON for medium.
sized family Must be we'll r, commanded. Apply
"wednesday and Thursday mornings. between
Q and IL o'clock, al No. SIS WEST GRACE
STREET. Sc l5--t
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WANTED. PURCHASERS OF PA
~ NOS AND ORGANS To call and examine
cur stock. New instruments sold on snstalments,
aaid old ones taken In part payment.
RAMOS & MOSES, Mosic- Dealers,
go l6.lw 91ftMsin street.
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NWANTED.-we viii pay the highest marhss
lprics cash for arg, qpapt,y oi wELLcCohrnrp
rsed or unrossed delivered ~ sni OF tbs depos OF
AZ our factories iasRchmopa. 90 pe,sr.buIs, a.
lcsyss JOHN n. BRYANT X CO..
sil7 and 2Sia Main strssis. kicbmonu, OF 500
Boitngbrook stnet, Petersburg, Va. " I-3m
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WANTED. TO SELL SUMNER COM
w POSITION for realling COPYGRAMs, HEC-
rOGRAMS. &c.
PANS RkEILLED at short notice.
COMPOSITION sent G. q. D., per express.
A.. J. GARY, as Ninth street.
(Wilkinson's Halo Richmond. Va:
rnet- -nHca Roy splh.1lk
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VVANTED.-I DESIRE TO EMPLOY
w AN EXPERIENCED BtR-KEEPEE, and
refer to Ellison 4 Harvey, Rchmond Addrass
w. II. kEsTLER,
se 1877 Columbia. =. C..
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W AN I'D, MIDDEE-huED WV-
w MAN As NURSE. Apply betweeH 10 and
2oclock at No. sos north Tenth street. sc 1927
w A n r + d. PURCHASERS FOR
w THREE GOOD STRONG HORSES. On
consignment, and can be our 1hfe.
Sc 1886 III. Il. TALfAFERRO K Cp.
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WANTED, TO LET, WITH OR
w WITHOUT BOARD, TWO LARGE ROOMS,
second Hoor. Convenient 10 street cars. Apply at
No. 10 east Marshail street. sc l5-Hs
A LADY EXPERIENCEDI IN TEACH
"A ING ENGLISH. MUSIC, aud tRENLB- DE-
slKEs a SIT UATION TO teach two hours day for
her board Ad6res, TEACHER.
Sc l4-3t care postma.tsr,yorktowp, Va.
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WA

WORKINGMAN WANTS A SlTUA
w TION ON A FARM Tor tue coming year, or
10 commence any time after the lst OF October.
Understands farming, and Is wistng To make him.
the ejiy would be preferable. Best references and
peco N M endaiion given. Address "E. W." care OF
T. =. Cooke, Enfield post-oilce, King Wiiiian coun-
iy,Va. &c l6-2t
, 1880-03-09
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wero fled for rec
ord A1onday, March s:

Tho following Instruments wero flied for rec
ord Monday, March s:
CITY PROPERTY.
As7sAa 'sa ): saish Z 4 bas,s M ''SsSth e 6
sSs ! f$5 is:;
Ys:' Sss'Ss 5s,si i :t:% is tf d;SSs Il d {
VII III !; S:is$ i:;ss Il Ssisii;S'&i9 Il Si: { j. IL
WHY; $ss I'll ;sss L Sisa & :,
s:i:s &s!; 5siS ISS !; ;sS!
resf rtsMsss No iii i;i:iai St. iaiai FeS @
Ma1rsi| * u 5S T. sSat stss.a
,iaed 4 nnk 81 X9Tsx io!S5n K5s'n' u"
vi! f'Fa'fsas p9o7s i; IT, = sre IsRasS Il
Wss' is'!ssss's .sfs. - SI 'tAn'oa
III .l:i T: astoa siatsa III : faa s"dcisi 70 it, ,
Si;d sS,st si 4sd;;
WIFI ' f Mi s;:a ;I
isa tt'Striss Kprwfn ii EdxAtu Gonlyyi.:.. sou
s$s ss Il ;sssa # .assz 6 Is:
!;: Il s:;sa lii i; j " j;i; il i a;,i
s; ss;th i5,s WS:j:Si;.s5;s Il Il
4; III siiica o
,,S!E. r. and taness !. Il. hussh,i,xl:.;.:: 1so
1.sHsfs T. s!ss & t. asea s4sn iehn ,a;9
e;nT s 81 sls w1x An,e' 0'
k: s.:!s sS 1 T. L. Ht lsss nssst d sas f|s &
INIT s:d + srsh Goas as'4nlss nssta u w.ya
riiss:sSs;tS :; 4; III Ii S1I X%iai6 : ~
, 1880-03-09

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shris asi M xssk, il hess ' VI, atm % ",aisst | u
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,siis SaaK Sa aid 'se Slaef
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ts?Hs$s: 'ss sss SS| ass:ss ss;s @ 'ss ssd @
ss1s: % ss5ss as!fk T IT, assss:
s9,.S q, AIR. sna tas sSs5 .5 fpr ysstx inp' caroaa
wtS fSssfSg Isx sI s.isss IA Ts ssfs slow at
EAsT LlnENTr.
.;s as F.a9 IT. IT. aa Ms's Il t6!Ts I'd @
Ss. 3s III s.: ssa 4: ss;s ; a sa &:
f VT sess g. I. ,sn: :os os icy s e9; sss
ss s"s IL sqSa t;S.S .ss ss.'Et 70 sai
sna :axf; ss'ss t%;asy y ''Ssa
IL @ss& I:';s ;s;; e: 'ss iss SsiE
e sssjss sj s!{s ;s.st ;%s
t tssss st'; s.!s:' s' :sSsss =
Sa tsass sssfS*ss 's }essps :Ss%S:
tS.'<s % ys;ss Ssfss = q ps,t,se;s; ao, "a.
DALTlN0nE.
g!Ssa 5f5 rSns 9aa'sss xassSs ya1f ss;
.pina'f . Ia'i - n, must s*lo' At ssa' Fs'
$%iSx9fs!:!! ;s!5:s, tgnh full supply, roeelD.s
SiiEIi'-isssspis, iii Quotations, saoosasa
KANSAS CITY.
KAsaAs Clrr. Mu,, March a-CATTLk.Ihe Prtet
, 1880-03-09
1fnEA112TUFFa .

F1souR-Wns dull xf1luss 10 the extent of btlnR
N&atSa4. but hntpega Wara uumlaAlly Asul IN l.M!r
vf9Ts, IN spite ofths xsskusss In wheat Sales worn
rVMrted Ut 10 brs winters on private tra,si w bE,s
Strings, partly at eAlu for double axtrua aud N*kS
75 f0F pAtOnlsG u bFa Ktsd3 Al EA7tl End lD pT1a
SJa aour at A0l T0tal xH brIs Export Sx&fss we're
quoted A. sslta25 In sAcks and doublp exIus dv At
tj1tx37A (
;. OTHER NlAL8Tuygs-saies wore car brau at stAD,
cur Mllhinaa at 4.5CM Cu&rsa corn-1nesl was houl-
lnN a. 3t4.tNvst ton IN track
bFHlNd WttEAT-Wns fathoF more ncttyo and
veF5 much unsettled n laror Fanss dscllIipx a10nk
&c. and closing ttu below the lxtest prices Vt tasur
day. The Bslt1ah markets wCro Quotsd "veEy tp-
sctivo," .hatsveF thai may moan, willis Avku1es
WA nearly 30 beloH u on April dslvsries- aud New
York was eA.sse Our mAsket 0rmaF At the outauh
everybody expecting bulge. but II soon foil on unaor
III innux OF sang ordors dec!1nlny IL In Atts more
, 1880-03-09


CATTLE-Nceclvcd during Sunday nnf Monday,
1.sl. tann tiuo Inst wock, A42, Official last weck.
&s6l+. shtr,eh Inst week, lHf. Theirs fair de-
rrsu Of activity In The catta trndo during grcator
part OF tho tlay though tnwar tho u0sa tito demand
plarkunpd nh leaving number of drovnA tn tile
yart!s uns0d. FriceH Mere frn At tho opening, and
hull up wel To the enh. but the lntor feeling was
rnter custer. 1'rntty full receipts for this week
tOoked for. nna buyur tatkad touEh they t!IouRht
lnwHr prices would prevail. They bought lhsmily
hnwayGr Mnd n fully tho cosns prices II intt wenk
lug irnin l.i1tin t.sI bs. yHoro WINS not nutiuh In
ilto fnretun tnrkut being efsf4gHd but tho offerings
u GITn Kstttnx wnrt. nut nit,crnnH. ard g3era weFG
ernhGta to mninlhln previous rates. The hHtrtrt
quality nt tho supt'!y WIS Hood-h?tter thnn 'art
WeEk-tllsre lNftiH fwHr caflFh Hrniea and lne1er
prlrtBn itf u'Hld Hrculli1.clnsN C1ttlh, HtOCkerH
WGFs I,nt IN Hlch denlnHd. HutchnFH' stun
strnnEer. thn hotter qualities especially, ~ the supply
comparatively was lIRht.
QUOTATIONS.
Extrn 1fcoses-fsrnt!td stcera, weighing LIN
C,ca isesyasFinc hi, wSii stjors
wttHAE lsali " lsA1 1Ms...........u....... 4A0stM
Gnn tiGcyes. WGtl-fMstenrt steers, woIEh-
Ing l.akl to lsaO h...... ....:.:,........ 42J74Q
MGl'lttin tmes-Stgers In fair flesh, wclgh-
-.tna lSyi i40 H. s&sLzo
HuteltcrN' stck-|'uur u cNntult,n steers aud
resl!Ine I'D - I,ifd w.: 2ss.'s
6n s77ss13,s
Gn!lH, and EGuhwhR stEcFs.... SulI: 70
fGAlha per Iu nb. 3utl.z3
, 1880-03-09
PROVISIONS,

Ho0 rnonuCrs-were moderately active. but
ehs1cr. though sono grades Of hurs were quoted
stronger at the Btuek.rssha Liverpool rcu0rtei a
decIiao Df Cd In MEATS, and our HeaaA,nfh niArkets
tonaed downward. while the docllnb In wheat nlso
tended ~ increase the number of ssIlsrs OF pork
product.
MzsH PohT-noc,insd I'c por brl and closed 7yf6s
lQo below tho Ateat pFices OF saturday. at t1Ll!
for round lots. spot, seor tho month, silhell.5s6
seer ApE's and tl70al1.1:H soilnE May. bn1es refo
reortsd Ut A.1i0 brls seller April Mt tlta}frl7:I
3la0 bFls ael'0E bIay NJ sL7otsItS7Hi and 2U0 brs
suer Juno nt <ll.M TotnI. 63,2 ,25Q brs.
l.Anl'-Wss steads al aonnt Ike pcr no iba decline
fF1@ Tug iatSst p1ess Of Saturday eoslnx n T
7lb seller April, std f3:,a&l7:s se!!er Any. A4lcs
Solisr Xgr !. Lib % aad Sa tcs seilsr sis5 is II
T;s4st4ta.2t Tntal, u t350 tea
MxAThEWero rnter nNtng to rather more free otror-
luxe oE fba TOR futAro hevary, ami 01l0tt Ens were
saS !" sy,pshy tMFh IL r. nSsE'se oaand stss
sn y y II r. s, NJ :eSi \ Mn5 =, ts IL, n % II .hpI1 Ta
~ .si'ss .s'|ar , May alssaH: tngt 39ns.
eeaFs at f. .; g. ls9 b,1ya lons ana shaEt e'!ats II
H.. x"sn M 4 ,isHS II! ~ r. VII aSsa n "
IA t0lluNs ~ ] u'Cltltk fur 1nrtty -Gut6u sHt8s