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Schooner Driven on Shoals.

WASHINGTON, March 30-The Signal
CORPS station ut Cape Hatteras reports ::
The schooner Watchiul, from Wilmington,
n. g., with cargo OF shingles. was driven
on the shoals in Pamlco sound, near Hat
ieras inlet, during The souherly storm OF
the 9th instant. No lives were lost, the
crew landing in iron boats at Hatteras VIII
lage. The vessel is leaking badly, aud is
reported as having four feet OF water in the
hOll
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Grant ut Houston, Texas.

GAS TURNED OFF AND GUNS SPIKED.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, March S0.-During
General Grants reception at Houston last
night the gas was turned of from the street
lamps and candles had to be used. On sun
day night the guns Of the artillery company
TO be used to fire salute for Grants arrival
were spiked, but the spikes were removed in
time for the guns to be used. Five hundred
dollars reward is offered for the party who
snjked The Guns.
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The Lnhor TroubIes in LouisInna.

NEW ORLEANS. March 80 The labor trou-
bles,in st. Johns parish continuing, Cover
nor Wilt has ordered battalion Of militia,
under Major X. X. Peasants, TO the scene
Of disturbance. 1t is stated that the strikers
have assumed the right to interfere with
those who are willing 10 work, and in many
places have seized and whipped laborers
who refused to obey the commands OF the
strikers. The strike in ST. CHARLES parish
has ended by nest OF the laborers resumng
work at the old wages.
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Burned 10 Death on n PoIIce-Boat.

NEW YORK, March 30. This morning
While the crew were sleeping on the police
boat Seneca, ut The foot OF east Seventeenth
street, fire broke out in the galley and
spread rapidly through the ship. Policemen
iuliy and Vail were seriously burned, and
nave been sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
CHARLES II. Berry. the steward, was burned
10 crisp in his berth. Several Others had
narrow escapes. The boat was OF little
Valdc, and Will not be rebuilt.
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MARINE INTELLIGENJh.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 80, 1880.



Steamer Theodore Weems, clifford, Norfolk,
UDlled states mall, merchandise and passengers, l..
steamer P,onter. Plati. Philadelphia. merchan.
die and passengers. J. " McCarres, agent.
scbo0n.r David r. wolfe, fiuboar d Baltimore,
pho,p, ate, Southern Fertilizer Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New York. mer-
chandse aud passengers. g. w. Allen & Co.. agents.
scboontr f. Meryl1. Brown, New York. coal and
IumD.r r. Curtis & Parker.
schooner r. &. Terry. Heyer, Providence, Goa
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad
Schooner II. :. Fertur. ONeii Boston, coal Che
ap+a aud OsiO Railroad.
Schooner Annie 81. Edwards, CoTderv, PhiIadei-
phia uia smes river. bomber curtis Parstr.
schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose. New York. guano
and lumber, Curtis Parker.
schooner Mary y Byard, Camp, New York, Iron
and wool. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Ann Edi u, Hdlse, Norfolk. bricks, Cur
sch ,oDer Ceegins, Repass. Norfolk bricks, Cur
Ms 81 Parker. . a..
Baltimore Brick Company
schooner Annie Cunlb"r, -, Norfolk, bricks.
BiIlmOrs Brick Company.
sloOps George W. smith, -, and A. Hooper,
-, down the river
ARRIVED MARCH 2sTU.
Brig Ayant. -, New York. iight.
Rr,v Fruit Girl -. New York. hgbt.
sehoon'r FaunSTracy. Tiiton, New York, mer-
chandise, 20 nasler - 60. = i,
Schooner Odsll wiDow. Portland, ice, j. {.
schoou Lo;lie, Taylor. Boston, gaano' Alison
& Addison. ,,.,,.,s..
Schooner Grace Watson, Rsyp0r, Pbiisdelpbh.
pig-i on, X. h. Baukinship. , &C.,
BARK Aura, Johaus. d. BIboa, Spain oil, Meissner,
Ack,rmann 90.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
BALTIMORE. March 20.-Bark Maggie j. huet
Diehl.
cUsroM-HoUsg REPORT.
cleared Norwegian lark sSndesnOas, Petersen,
Queenstown, ir.iand, with 25,600 bushels Of corn,
VALDEZ at sii,oSO.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK. March 2S.-Arriyed: Schooner Eu-
gene 30. "a, Ch9mberl-ine, rom Richmond fof
Perrin Amhoy.
Providence, March 27.-Arrlyed: Schooner
Governor, faton. from Richmond: aud sehoQuers
Reindeer. Howard; John WYE, Wiisy ava Ne'ne
Rodxers. for Virginia. -
PUT lpELPHIA, March 29.-Arrivtd; Schooner
Ii ie. Mills. frsm james rivsr.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-Red, "a bu.hels prime Lancaster nj
STAG; 20 bushels very good Lancaster az tl.43;
80 bushels prime mixed at $l.46; Is bu'bels mix
ed m :1.40: $50 tn hels mixed on priyare terms ;
40 bu, he's very good Fuiz at'$l.43; bushels goOi
Futzai Sl43; A bushels good Fuz az Al AZ: 80
bushels good ful Iat 81 4O-total, oo4 bushels.
els very gOon IT 500; - bushels good ~ soc: "a
bushels good n soc; 29S bushels al 56c.-tOtal,
asa bushes. TeiLoD, 80 bushels prime at jSc
MiTed, 20 bushels very good at 6Sc.
OATs.-2CS bu, he's on private terms.
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Forgeries Of Cincinnati CITY Bonds.

CINCINNATI, March 30.-Eighteen Gupli-
cations or forgeries Of city bonds have been
discovered. The subject is under inyest-
CATION by the Board OF Revision.
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Georgia Politics.

ATLANTA, GA, March 3O.-The Demo-
cratic Exc rutive Committee met to-day, and
resolved to call convention in Atlanta
June 9th to appoint delegates 10 the Cincin-
natl Convention, and a convention August
Alb TO nominate candidates for State offices.
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
CuTICURA, A MEDICINAL JELLY,
CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAPS,

are the only known remedies that will permanently
cure Humors OF tie Blood and Skin. Affections OF
Tho Scalp with Loss OF Hair aud Liz er. Kidney, and
Urinary Disorders caused bv impure blood. CU1I-
CURA REsOLvESNT Is the ~ eatcst blood pur1h-r
in medicine 1t acts through the bowels, liver, lid
neys, aud skim IL ab,orbs poIsons that float In the
blood. and purges them from the system. CUTI-
CURA, Medicinal Jelly, arrests external disease,
eats away lifeless flesh and skin. alloys ipfamma-
non. itching, aud irritation, and heals. IL Is a
natural reproducer and beautifirr OF The Hair. GU.
TICURA SOAP cleanseS, heals softens. whiiens. and
beautihes the skin II snd the CUTICURA SHAVING
SOAP. the only medicinal shaving soap, arc pre-
pared from CU1ICURA.
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MARCH 3O.-The following are the quotations q
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-common. 43Gs3.5O; medium, s4@
81 80: GOOD. "a .59@i5.
Ledf.-Common, s5@i5.5O; medium, s6@&7;
good nominal: fine, nominal: extra 1ne, nominal.
Sttmmtng.-f ommOp, S3GS4; MEDIUM, 500
$3.50 good, s7@SS.60; fine, $9@tl0.
DARK GOODS-MANuFACTURING.
Lug FiLsrs.-tom 53.50@s4; medium,
s450@t5: good, S5.50d$6.
Lear FiHers.,-.,ommon s6@ IS SO; medium,
Soms6 SO: egod,s7 SO; hne.ss9$lO; extra ane
.un. cured, tl0GSlS.
WraDpers-to mmop, s7.5O@ss.5O: medium
iS.50ds9: good. S9.50GGtl0; Gne, $l0@Sll {:
extra, sl2(G13; extra snn-cnred, none.
BRIGHT GOODS ANUFACTURING.
Smokers, Common, aSGSl0 medium, tIOM
Sl2; good. Sl2@Sl6; tinr. sl6@f2O.
Fiiers.-t'OmmOn, S6rSS: medium, S7@s9 {;
good, Sl0@Sl2; linz, nominal.
FrdDDerS.-COmmOn, sl0mSlj medium, I 56D
40: good. S20d $50; dne, ~ 09i50 fancy, s5t
@s65.
wrappers. NNhOgOny-COmmon, S120tl5
medium. 81 d @20; good, S22@ $23; fine, 5000
$40; extra, t450f50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
principally 10 good old heavy bodied uys and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old lugs, s4@s5; Kentucky River Tugs, :lO@
tl2; Kentucky River leaf, tl3GTlS.
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ny sesegraps


NEW YORK March 30-Cotton dnl; sales, S23
bales; uplands, l3c.; Orleans. lasc. southern nour
d.ll and declining; common 20 far extra s5 400
heavy aud 2M3c. lower; uugraded red, fl.34i
tl.4n. Con 4@S c. better TOR cash; ungrad.d. 81
Hops dull aud nominal cor nrmer, with belier
demlnd; Rio cirgO.s. l3Ad 6ac.; foo lots. l4@
i7Ac. SUGAR quiet; Mn,coyaCo DC: fair 70 good
refining, 7a@7ac.: prime. &c.: refined Gull and
weak. Molasscs quiet and nOminally UNCHANGED.
Rice firm. wi h good inquiry. Ro.ip, 81 h0m Al 55.
request and Grm. Pork lower and very dull at
sll 25 Miid'.s dull anda shaae easier; long clear.
7c.; shori, ne; long aud short clear, Slice.
s7.h2k T7.57,:. WhIskey boniaal AT tl.10G
Sill. Frvights quict an steady.
BALTIMORE.
gAITIM9EE, Mg"-FS% qu,set so ,r.er
No. MARYLAND red, sisy4; No. 2 western winter
red, spoi. Marcn aud Apri, SiS6t May. sl.3o;
white steady; yellow esy; western Gull and easy
southern white 6Oc. /; yellow. 56s 56ic. Oats fair
ena S and
Whisky steacy at 81. lOt@fl.ll. frcights steady
and Brm.
CINCINNATI, March 3O.-Flour duh, weak, and
lower. Wheat weak al sl26 Corn firm al Ale
Oals ':ull at ss7@3Sc, Pork quiet at sio.75@.ll.
active aud firm; shoulders. 4Ac. RIBS, &C. sides.
6Ac. Bacon In fair demand aud firm whiskey
and frIn: common. 81 50maI.ZO; H-ht $4.25@
~ .45; packing, $i.30Mt4.60. butchers, "a 80
@.4.70.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 80 Il Flour quiet; extra,
t450@S4.s0: family, &56e$5 So. Wheat steady
a. &l.lJMsl.20. Corn steady at 1904 &c. Oats
quiel ara steady at $3.50. PUrk quiet AT sl2.Z5.
lard steady at ~. Buls-meais firm; shoulders.
c. ribs. go. sides &c Bacon irm ,hould, r.,
4%c; ri rs. Tie sides 7s.c. sugar cured hams, Ga
Zoe. Wniskuy qdist at s. 03.
~
ST. LOUIS. March 30.-Fiouf duh. Wheat dun aud
lower; No. 2 red fail. sl.2ls. Corn acLiyc and
shade low at '5c. Oals lower a. SIC. Whiskey
steady ~ $106 Pork lower TO sell. Lard lover
nOminally 6SJ. But-mrats weak ana
changed Bacon dull aud unchanged
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 30.-FlOur dull aud nominal
Wheat IN fair demand lower, and very weak No. 2
red winter, Sll4H: No 2 Chicago spring. vi .l2es
sIl21 Corn dun. weak, aud lower at 32hc. Dat
active and lower al 26c. P"rk unsettled and gene
rally lower at 5000. Lard unsettlcd aud lower
s6922 BulK-neats unsettled and q neral y lower =.
Whiskey steady.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. March 30.-Cotton-Nat receipts,
$50 bale, gross, 72I bal s; futures clpsed firm !;
sales, 253 900 bdhs; March, s12.7S; April
$3.50: May. fl2.9GGsl2.97; June. *l3.I2d
1913; July. sl3.23 August. 1881: seplein-
bef, sl3@tl3.0l /: October, sl2.l7Mfl2.Zo; No
vem6er, tl2.lSdtl2.l9; December, Si2.7s@
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acknowledgements.

New YORK, March 0.-Anti-third-term
Republicans met here last night and issued
a call for primary elections for the purpose
Of forming state committee to oppose the
nomination OF Grant for third third.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,

FOR BLOOD, SKIN, AND SCALP nUMORs,
are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and
druggists, $50 Washing on street, Boston u Front
street, Toronto Ont; and snow fiti. LonH0n, atd
arc Tor sale by al druggists Price OF CUTfCURA:
Small bDxes. so cents: large bCxes containing TWO
and one half times the quantity Of small, 81. RE
soLYENT,sl per bottle. CUrlCUnA MFDlClNAL
TouFT SOAP 25 cent. CUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING SOAP, Is cents per cake In bars, fOr
BARRIERS u,t, 81 cents.
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Three Negroes to be Hanged I'm Mis-


CINCINNATI, March 3O.-Three negroes
Samuel Bolar, James Brown, and Andrew
Macon-charged with murder, will be
hanged at Macon, Miss, next Friday.
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Blown from n Roof and Killed.

NEW YORK. March 3O-Peter smith and
Patrick CantwelI, tiusmitbs, at work on
the new acknowledgement armOry, were
blown from the Ioof to the ground during
a heavy gale Of wind to-day and killed.
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Opening OF the Metropolitan Museum
rf.

NEW YORK, March 3O.-The Metropolitan
Museum OF Art, in Central PAX, was for
maly opened to-day by President Hayes in
the presence of Secretaries Eyarts and Ram
sey; Baron Blanc, the Italian Minister;
Peter Cooper; w. W. Aston; and many
other celebrities.
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Pleaded; Not Chilly.

NEW YORK, March 30.-WiI liamson, in
dicted for sending anonymous letters to
R!v. Morgan Dix, pleaded not gully to-
day. His trial was fixed for April i2th.
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The New York Piano Makers Resum-
ing Work.

NEW YORK, March 80 Hermann, the pi-
ano-manufacturer, has consented to advance
the wages OF bis employees % per cent, and
they resume work tomorrow. Steinway's
700 employees resumed work to-day at 10
per cent increase. PeaSe & Co have volun-
tarilv granted 10 per cent. advance to their
emnloYes.
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Cotton.MiIIs Damaged by Fire.

NORWICH. CONN, March 30.-A fire broke
out last night In the Taunton Mills at Taft
vile, the largest mills in New England,
and caused S25 200 damage.
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Az senefaI Jones n. Wmbers, Of Mobile,
nen' VINO commanded u Confederate divi-
lhs ,a ~ ne Army OF the southwest during
Ye,I ,c war, has written letter 10 the New
C,,a. iDses. declaring IN favor OF General
'' 'or The pext presidency.
gais ,e, lbcdy's remedy Ii what they cali DR..
bg,,s oengt Syrup. Price only 70 eenls q
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By Telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NEW TORE, March so H0Sa.- Stocks strong
Money call, per cent. rer annum, l. per cent
per diem. LNchange-LOHg, 4S4s: short, 4S7H.
State bonds dull. Governments strong.
Erening.-MOney, and l-l6 per cent. FIX.
change 4S4yi Governments irIL ne 50, 1885,:
~ per ceOIs, 1OSa; yer cents, 1907. States dull
and nominal
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. March 80 Virginia 6's. deferred
o; con.ols, 53X; second series, "a : new l0.40s,
BIZ. Bid to-day,
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San Francisco Elections.

san Francisco. March 30 The election
is proceeding with unusual quiet. The vote
will apparently be light.
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letter
TREATED BY HALF A DOZEN PHYSICIANS
WITHOUT CURE.

MeSsrs. Weeks & Potter:
GentIemen.-Mr. Robert Stewart has been great
sufferer for year, with Ieiter OF very aggrava'e ed
form. He has received treatment from half dozen
of the best physicians IN this ioca ty with hut little
re lief some lime ne began the ne OF The Gu
TICURA REMEDIES, which have helped him be-
yond all expec aticn. Also relieved 4 rheumat c
Affection of the hip for which he is very thankful
There are other cases in this town that can give
similar testimonials.
Respectfully yours.
Wv. bYARD, Druggist
SHARON, PA, June 10, 1879.
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DENTISTS.

~ W JONES, DENTIST, Office
VI. No. eo7 FRANKLIN SrREkr. o~xxn
tween Eighth aud Mini streets, hAviea every con-
yrnleuce and appliance fcr comfort OF ht- patients,
with fsenlv-n years en- perience aad raicks hk-
pucRD Is prepared 10 perform reay sna ess-
fully an OPERATIONS for such ssiaay desire n,s m"'
fesslonal services. hoAsvS
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y RADICAL VIEW OF THE WHIPPING OsT. -
'nglhiais stilltbe "Old Dominion" where
, lam ancient customs yet obtain. A petty
10 n'.' "a white nan, in proof OF impartiaiity
eoiof, crossed the james river from
n.y., ." .d TO Manchester aud stole coat.
- "e A'yops Court sentenced the eulprit
L S,eeeve thirty lashes, which were distri-
psseu WIN wisdom worthy Sancho
,11'. fIf'eeD OF them were registered on
W. I'seal's back at once, add the remainder
ns e heit 10 trust 10 be delivered the next
q, e ne SHOULD set foot 10 town. This kind
A,. punishment may be oid-fssbioDed, but It
Il, fuents OF sense. cbeaDDess, and uiil-
Tom There were a whipping-post in the
b0s,d:s mfre would be less crowdiog 10 the
ke. lighthouses Oh BiackwelI's Island, sDd
b, iofk would not be compelled 10 bar
ss .a More thsB its share OF the ysgabouds
K,l' Tty thieves Of the country. -NeW
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COMM ERCIAI.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RiCITI0ND, March 80, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 40 bushels were re.exhibied.
Red. 746 bushels.
CORN White. 1920 bushels of which 81 BUSH
els Were re.exhiUi ed FELTON,, go bus DeE. NiE-
ed, 400 bushels.
a
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

fin. san 450: saperhne, IS 50@i5.75. exirs,
f6.50Gi675; common FANNY. 81 aar"y brandt,
k7IqtS
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IHE MIDLAND ROAD BETWEEN DANvILLE
M 1D CHAEL0TTE.-The Charlotte On. CO.
VoSerrer lays that an agreement has been
tl'eIed into, subject to the ratification OF
'le stockholders OF the Atlantic, Tennessee
saa O1io railroad, looking TO a speedy
completion OF the proposed road between
V1arlotie and Danville. Ii is part Of the
eonlraei that President Garrett, at the pro-
yer Tine, will furnish all the money neces
~! 10 'lqnidate the iudgment-debt and all
.'ner nosting obligations then due bv the
HH'ISDtc, Tennessee and OHIO Railroad
COMPANY. 10 these negotiations nothing
va va elmer done or said as TO what point the
,''"gioia Midland was 10 strike the Allan
ue' iennesse and Ohio railroad. This is IN
Vpsn question, aud will not probably be de-
elpu until the surveys now being made al e
.Ohp'eted. and the people along the several
.Ou'e, proposed have been given iime TO be
oov.tn'uted; but 1t is understood that all
o ~. considerations being equal the long
VI pole sill knock down the persimmons."
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, March 90, Ibt0.
sALEs.-200 United States a.. at 107; 500 vir-
nnis 1o-40s at 3sl $1,000 peeers two sales) at
"a; 1000 Orange and Alexandria Railroad stock.
second 6's, ct 110k; 2 Richmond and DanyiIIe
Railroad stock at 6sh; 100 Virginia Fne and Ma.
rne two saiesl stock at SO; and 90 shares OF Ma
tional Cank stock af a.
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NEW YORK COTTON FuTUREs

NEW YORK, March 30.-Cotton-Nat receipts.
$50 bales: gross, 72I bal s; futures cI1sed firm I;
sales, 253 900 bals; March, s12.7s; April
$3.50; May .fl2.96G.i2.97; June. $l3.I2G
1913; July. sl3.23; August. 1881: septein-
ber, 81 3Gtl3.0l: october, sl2.l7@sl2.Zo; No
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THE AppoMATTox RIVER.

Mr.. Jorgensep has gotten the House SUBJ
Commerce Committee 10 increase their APP
preparation for the Improvement OF the APP
pomattox river 5000, which makes 1t sio,-
900. lie will endeayor TO get the fu'l COM
mittee to increase It TO $4,000, be informs
me.
THE Army BILL REPORTED.
The army bill reported to-day by tne
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WORK on THE FRENCH MEMORIAL CHAPEL
AZ ADDRESS FROM JUDGE wfLLFORD-
BISHOP wBiTTLE-EASfER SERvICEs-GAs-
O0AL wANTED-THE NEW TELEGRAPH CON-
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WASHINGTON. March 90.-The House Com
mittee on Appropriations to-day unani-
mOuslv agreed npon the army appropria-
ton bill for the year ending June. 1881. 1t
appropriates an aggregate Of S26425,S00,
which Is a reduction from the estimates sub
mitted OF Sl,201.G75. Representative ely
mrr was instructed to report the bill to the
House to-day.
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A IL Sho arc interested in railroad business
~ and mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE AL
MANIAC for 1880 now ready. price 25 cents by mai.
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11rr srncr MARKErs-BY IL EaRApM

CHICAGO Dec 24-Tae DTorerS Journal repoIts; HOGS,
Receps 90 600 head shipments l4OO head marEet NeA
AID exceedingly dud there will be no khng toino'd"
has l5e lower sales mad about IOc. lower supply
heavy and many unsOd Mixed Packing, 81 50i lBht
"a rs aet b. ChoiceHcav - $50 81 80 o,- -.
FIeccips 3 400 head shipments 200 head mar
ket active firm best stong Common to MsdiuHl g y
Mug only steady AZ SO 60d$i 90 Good 10 Choice "a 80
- 80 Exports. 50 4O0S6, the latter IN gool
Common 70 Fair cows ana Mlxen 80 ~ Dv, tS
10 Choice 81 - 49, St0ckers active Very tohboh "
Fair - 53aS2 90 Good 10 Choice, 50 81 50 bu I'll,
STFYP- Receipts .2Oj head shipments aOO neau siP
ping demand only fair and local butchers wen ~
Common Medium 50 90Gs4 JO Good 10 Choee s'@s' 90
Extra offered. d, -. .,s,, OK rtt,cd
Packing IS 200ei4O Butchers 10 Fancy, ~ fo~s4 oo
receipts 800 head shipments, 800 head $3.50, Geo..
CNTTtF-Frm on ght supply: Medium shipping Stee' >
AVERAGING 20 ib brought IN Mixed Butchers lots Of
which SUPPLY manly consisted sold at s34si 21 recepi 4ou
head shipments 100 head T., 4. -, ,.,.to., xro,,if
sfIFPP-Scarce wanted Fair to Good Mut9na hoiIu
bring S5Qs3 Choice, 81 as 20 receipts n0nei
500 head
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per H1rls Rsp,r. Yes scls and R1isroGtS.
Hr.,x, lfridav naa II
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
EpTnAV nac Oh

ASHES Quiet at Sc for Pots and 5a0Gc for Pearls.
BEEsWAX-sun quiet al 2S'2G2i i2c Tor western aDd
eOuthcm Yellow. ,..
CANDLES-In fair j0bOng sale al late rs ares. 800.
COAI-rrode the moment is only 1aIy liberal out al
figures rule steady A. -. W..
India trade.
COhDAGE-Dull and nomin ally unchanged 80 $50,
COFFIf E-llo quiet but firm: Far earg0es, lSc. Mid
net seadv unchanged stock Of Brazil here. ll5032 bags
'CHICCORY-Unchanged
COCOA Quiet unclaimed. ,oo
S01TON Cotton dull and unchanged sales, 4S9
bales Il AZ last evening" including 23O bales of export an
contract OOf bales kecelpts
5aO14 bales against 49l@O bales ms
dsy last week and 81 us bales last for the week
II alo against 28 G79 bales last week and 2O21b
baf last year September 3Zt23J4 Ddles against
1859 $50 bales during the same time III ls'd
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TOLEDO o.. Dec. 81, 1880.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE SIOCk-
holders ana Registered BondhUders Of this company Tor
election Of Directors Will be held the Office Oh the company
In City OF Toledo Ohio January o. 1881. s-..-
~ IL. q. MITCHELL. secretary.
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HoGs-Recers were 90 Of 1913 headle cars at Ter
ey CITY and cars 4Othst Total since saturday 32v
head against 81 la head for the corresponding SIX dvs as
veek me decline C1ty Change. yeate
Gay eansed IL sr mar Tor Live Hogs and dealers
g5. smith Reid sold small Ot OF IlSs ~
"a S7la and have CARLOADS Of Hogs on sale
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,UTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COM

DANKERS and CAPITALISTS Will want 10
I'D gel the Tribune Almanac for 1890; II the figures
untcd nnd Expenditure snce 1870 Frice
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
OFFICE or THE
OREGON RAILWAYAND NAVIGATION CO.,
No. - Eassausi.

the following resolution passed te BOara OF
Directors:
received second assessment ~ 90 yer cont upon
CAPITAL stock NJ this ConntnY
authorized b. ir special Sto khoders Meeting oi october
vi ls5If be hereby ordered, payable janu
argy s. sSl a. The com raDys once IN cwNofE'
holders reque-t0d "a present or man Their ,uD
ZION CeriGcaes Win ho checks that the pay
'"''' HORACE WHITE, Treasurer.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY R.R. co.

Coupons due January 1884, viii be paid al and after ma
turfty on presentation tho Office Of CLOSsoN HAYS
M IL Nassau.sL 4. y. FRENCH,
President.