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6acon. shoulders. sss: ss.ss l,r...ess. &C..
ribhed. rs: yirxnis snonideis. o@oSc.; VIZ
ca 0c.: email. 10G lc.: srear-cnreo. l0h6lic.
ols,r hssps. 1oa 10ssc. STOCK ilehi. .o.., %
suetsts: Panied; TWO neops' fl.so@sl.79
si.soas2 so; four strinss. sa.Ssass.
i4c;; good 70 prime, lbGie;.: LAsrsyia, 1870
l5esi5sc. p fb haif-boscs. lac: ts,low lac.
cheese Prime cutting, I4.edI5c.: aorthsrn
.ld western prime eutiins: isGIssc.: common,
Rice. Carolina, 7Anec.: Rsngcon. &c.
FISH: Herrngs--soTtn carolina NO. | cut. ~
SO,n ro e.r sn .sS s'iss ess
NO Bay 49, rs e N isrT rs , 20
Lard: Prime, psrreis and nerces, e'lc.: n hall.
molassss: Common syrxp-.iiosslsscs. 20.
tisrces. gle. barrels, 22..; genuine go."n ss,up
35@<5c. v gallon: New Orleans. priln. 80 go.
SAT-: Liverpool, from store. $50 Gro2ht
Sugar: Crushed. 10,fc.; powdered 1o4c,: graz
Slatro. Ice: A. S<@91c.: g.: extsa C'eAl'
yeuow. 7sa Sc; crt loaf. IN. 1D,as,
SoSD: Common. 5G7c.: DEE. washing 7f'2Ss
toilet. l5@20c.: and .ancs prices: country So.
7sos: Black. 55c.d,tl.-tbe last = rrins arn..
luperisl, s,.loetLea; guppowaer' si.zs@L's
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hffes: Green. 596c.: drv ssited. i2@ &c.,; dig.
sint, l4@ l6c; wei ssiisd, 6aec.; wet saiiea Ca
skine, il.20Gsl.30
Isother. sole learher. oak 80 ALE; sole leather
leDlock 23M27c.; country upDer. 10000: e..l
finish. lSN22c " IOOt. KIP. 40075c. y n, hsrHe5i
country. 30G36: city finish. 35M40c. = TO-; cass.
,klns French. slS3l.90 . b.; roaga sNra1s,
30G36e.
Iron. Steel. Nails. Ec.
IRON. American refined. Oh Domir,Cr bar. g..
y n. for standard sizes English and Aine scgn
.rset A. 61c Swedes, hammered, tsgo1e; hoop,
4kAe.
isafts: Oh nommlon, "a per keg for stand
ard sizes Of 200 kegs.
PlsEgh- Castings: Wholesale, So; rv'ai AZ,
Rope: Manila. best, I4eol5c.: tote, sh6sc.
Liauors. wines. SC.
ATE: Scotch, best brsnos, pintS s2ess2.2s -
,oLea, gold.
Srandiss: Domestic. tI.25G&2; fruit, si.lea
virginia peach s2Ms2 80.
Rye Whisksus: Medium, VI 500s2: pure old. -
@s4; Virginia mountain, new, t2@f2.o0; old.
i2.50M $500 and upwards.
ON: Domestic. fl.25Mi2: imported, 80 p case.
Ns,0 England Ram: s1.50@sl.60.
Rectlaed HktsksVs: Market dniet
LumDer. Saves. &C.
Bumbsr: White oak. sl3Gsl6. n LOCO:
Wr.~in Virginia poplar. sl498z5 = 1.Oce1
white pin' sl46s42.J0 y 1000: yellow nirs
and In demand; joist. s9asll, scroraine 10
eneIns. onlngl,s- Pine. sl.75G0t2.5o; cypress
six-inch. $685. = 1000. Lsths-Spnt, VI sawed,
sl.756oSl sc p l, 00o.
1000: seasoned. f20MS25 y 1000. fiCu-carss
timber. s4Q&7 p 1000. Flour-barrel po.es, 49
80. hogshead-nooDs. zoe. y bundle.
Powder Shot. &C.
Fuse Toys mining, 35c.@s1.26 100 fee:s
kegs, So. 20 blasting, $325@s3.50.
Saot: Northern, 81 IS y bag Of Is bs.
lfi1dStsEes Ne 25c. y 70.
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RICHMOND PEOPLE WHO WANT COUNTRY
BOARD. Richmond letter, Petersburg IN
der IDped. IL have long been at a loss 10
understand why it is that persons having
ro0my and comfortable hsmeS in the cOun-
try, convenient to railroads and willing TO
take city bOarders, do not make known
their wishes. There are hundreds OF bust
ness and professional men, whose incomes
will not admit Of their people going to the
springs, who would be glad TO find good,
comfortable places in country homes for
their families to spend the sultry months
and get away from the hot, dusty, and
noisy city. | mean just what say
large, comfortable houses. Not where
a whole family OF eight or ten would
have TO be packed away in small room OF
twelve by fourteen, and the sitting ac-
cOmmodations OF the room consisting OF
one bottomless and backlcss chair, piece
OF looking-glass as large as your hand,
broken kerosene-oil lamp which threatens
an explosion almost every moment, and the
remainder OF the furniture in keeping with
the articles enumerated. This is hardly
city mans idea OF roomy, comfortable
old countrv-houSe, where be and his wife
aud little ones can go and spend the sum-
mer months in delicious idleness, wander
ing through the woods and listening to the
gurgling brooks, and forget for time the
cares and yexatons Of life. Those who can
offer such inducements to city people Of
modest means can find plenty of company to
ill their houses during the coming months
IL they will let the public know their viii.
lingness to take city boarders.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.
SUIT OF nospnoLprns AGAINST THE TIE,

SUIT OF BoNDuoLDERs AGAINST THE TEN.
NEsSEE RA1LRO A D-NEvADA FOR
blaine CONGRESSIONAL NEWS AND
WASHINGTON NoTEs-A NEGRO con-
vICTED OF MURDER IN AUGUSTA. GA
CATHOLIC YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONVENTIONS OF
WEST VIRGINIA, MICHIGAN, AND FLoRI-
DA-DEMoCRATIC CONVENTION OF WIS
CoNsIN-METHoDisT GENERAL CONFER
ENcE AT CINcINNATf-FATAL ACCIDENT
AT AN AMATEUR PERFORMANCE IN At
LANTA-THE LABOR TROUBLES AND
STRIKES IN ENGLAND-RACISG IN eng
LAND-FIRE At BORDEAUX, FRANCE;
Loss ESTIMATED AT $4,000
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RELIGIOUS.
Methodist Episcopal General Confer


CINCINNATI, May IA great crowd was
present at the session Of the Methodist Epis.
copal General Conference this morning.
Among the resolutions offered was one by
key. Mr. Hammond (coloredj, OF the Lex
lngton Conference, for the election OF CO.
iored bishop. He supported bis resolution
IN very mastery speech, arguing that the
Church which had such a shining record as
this has on the subject Of human slavery.
and that had stools 20 bruvely by the colored
race In all movements for its elevation, could
not ask The nation 10 do for the colored man
that which the Church denied. Loud and
long applause followed his address.
DIR. Meal, OF the Committee on Episcopa.
ccy, said the committee already had the sub
lect under consideration. and he could pro-
mise that ii would be settled without preiu-
dice and solely upon considerations OF the
good OF the Church.
Mr.. Hammond's resolution was then Ia
bled to take up the special order for 10
o'clock-the election Of four bishops.
No nominations were made. Twelve tel
lers were appointed and the secretary called
the roll. Each delegate, rising. answered.
received his ballot, and called out his vote.
At the conclusion the teilers retired, with
instructions not to diyulge the result in any
way until it should be made known at the
afternoon session.
Bishop Simpson introduced resolution.
which was adopted, approving the project
OF holding Il council in Lon don in August,
1881, and requesting the appointment OF
two persons to act with Bishop Simpson on
behalf OF this General Conference in making
arrangements, and also requesting that at
least three bishops be appointed as dele
gates.
Adjourned until $50 p. VI.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The result Of the first ballot showed the
election OF three bishops, as follows: Cyrus
ID. Foss, ID. D., LID, president OF the
Wesleyan University, Middetown, Conn. :
John +. Hurst, president OF the Drew The
illogical Seminary. Madison, \. j.; and
Henry w. Warren, OF Philadelphia.
The second ballot resulted in the election
OF DR.. +. o. Haven, chancellor Of Syracuse
University, Of New York.
Catholic Young Mems National Union.
WAsHISGTOy, May l2.-The sixth annual
Convention OF the Catholic Young Mems
National Union met here to-day. Right Rev.
Bishop OF Richmond, Va, presided, with
Juan A. Pizzini, OF the same city, as secre-
tary. Bishop Keane, after short prayer,
addressed the delegates.
Addresses Of welcome were delivered by
District Commissioner Dent, and John
Bingham, president OF the Carroll lnsti
tute.
The Committee on Credentials reported
three archdiocese, nine dioceses, and forty
two societies represented, and on the call o.
the roll 102 IplpOatpS answered.
President Keane read his report, whic'
was adopted, as were also the reports o
Secretary Pi2zini and Treasurer j. II
Bushnell OF this city.
The Convention meets again tomorrow
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AITEsyrED Observation-Disclosures
Aeus, yesterday. IA letter received IN this
say from Mr.. Z. w. Bocock, formerly OF
t.yDehburg. but at present Commonwealth
attorney OF Orange. Texas, states that
whist returning homo not long since, In
company with bis wife, from a visit to
friends, he wa- fired upon by some unknown
iusman, the ball missing bin but striking
~, n,s. Boeock 10 the thigh, infiieiing O pain
, ~ though not dangerous wound. Itseenls
est Mr.. Bocoek. In the discharge OF the du-
'es OF bis Office, has been compelled TO pro.
'eeute numJer OF lawless characters, In
[DossqueLce OF which he had been fire.
Euenuy tbreoiened with bodily injury. and
h. even forced at one time 10 ibe neces-
w u feseBting the impudence OF enc OF
e'f number In open court. The only way
account for ihis dis'ardiy attempt at as.
s'Aal'oe Is that II was the result Of de-
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, May IL, 1850
Country PreJuce.

Country PreJuce.
BeesDdr: zoe. "a 10.
Butter. Prime TO choice yellow, 22G26e' fair
corn zeal: 62c. = bushe for country; zoe. for
Dried Fruit: Apples. 5@8Hc.; peaches. peeled
ga l2c.; unpeeled, 4aGc.; cherries, IKE. y 10. !:
backberries, 6@Sc.
Eqqs: IL barrels, o.. in crates. loo.
Fathers. Prime lIve-gOose 45M47c. common.
25@S5c. turkey tail, l5c. . H.; turkey wing ioc'
y ycxs,eG. sl.2s@sl 80 y tushel
Hdv: Virginia timothy, fl.O5; cover e0@ooc.
yata a'T IRISH GGc'' . bashsl 4O@55c.
RoOts.-Ginseng,fl 3D.; seneca Tree oi TOPS SOC
lard: Country, 7EGSs,.
Rue: 75@s5c. p busnei.
S,tmdc: Prime. Ioc.
Bcisd Er0i0: 35@4Oc'
MOO: Market unsettled; shed. 46@ 6Oe,
nn'rsf,ro 3OaS3.. BURY WOO will bring from
70 Sc. p 10 less tnan above rstes.
Cement. Lime. Pias'er. 2'-
Cement: Rose,dale, $50 q barrel; Jane
h w.: i AgTicaiura!, sGlOc > busnei; Goe ano
5%szs1S iS?G;G r@Ss F. Fans aS sS@ooc '0'"
PiGSter: Iupp. "a rs; erouEc, Sc ca'cne"
pIss,el, Al 60Gsl.75: o.ao
Tar: Large SIZE, f3.25@b3oO'
Dry Gooos.
p-,,,s. merr.mack. ~: Merrimack shifting
7hc. Ricrmond. ~; South Bridge. 7Hc: Paclnc.
Sc; Sc; scrague. ~: sspragae shiriiag, &C.;
pan .'5to1 Sc N Mssr Pink, &C. Mallory Pur.
ME. sc.: simpson Mourning, Sc; Smpson Grey,
&C.; simpson Black, &c.; Harmony, To-; ssh
'I Bro ST 'coicns Manchester \ A., exc; Man
Nsrcnester : A. A., ~ -: .Anc1ssirr A a. A.
TIC. Rockbridge \ r. r., &c: Rocktii.s - X.
TX. x 6kc.: James River "A II H., 7;c. James
Riy standard "A u. D., &C.: Granits .sls r.
&C.; Granlteyi,ls "A T. f. o.; P9 W sx n"e'
Bro,o Shsetiags: Pepperen lo.4, Soc; Andres
Bsacsed Shtrttnos and sssetfngs: New 70, fSi.
Apdroscoegin. L., llSc. Fruit OF the Loom, lte.
forrestdae, lie; Hero -, Zoe; Pelham ih &c;
r9Se SsSsr.yp Il nS f i3 While
ins, I6c. Keuilworth, s1c Gu 6eriaad, Sc. p
Tck c9oe..Osa A. A. igs ccSssss i Pre- e.
mum, I've; Conestoga y. p. zoe.
Stirling Stripe q: sheridan "A'" &C.; sheri-
d' aro az, y nrilis: Grarl,sy.s, &C.; Stalk, 0Hc.
Peppere Ie, 9hc.; Rockbriage "a, ytc'
GsaIms. Jewett City, lie Boston, DC.
"' Corset yeans: Rocsp.rt, &c.
Can.brics: Flat Fold Z &C.; Paper SC
Drugs, Dyestars. OILS se'
z zfeSso,; T. sa.so y gallon.
Concentrated Lys: f32ses7s y caS' =" i0a'
Coppsras: 2Xc-
Cockiaeai: 90c. y n.
Erfract IT LOqDood: l7c.
INDIGO. tl@$l.1o.
MdddeY. lbc- -. .,>., "a ,,,s,,a
tis5: whale. Use. straits. o0@6oc; tsns '.s,
COD OIL sos9os: ARD, Iyc as saIicS; virgins
ubricating, 3sal5ue.. xSross'.., ave, cash. az
ion. -.
Roo,s Ginseng. Sec.; sektes, without "p Ss0
4bc. $780, -. 49,. v,.,l., soda &c.
american. SAG4c.
Spirit TurDsasfas: oo'-
Foreign Fruits aaa CahSH
$3.50; Messtsa. k5@t5.s0 y hos .au
1r~.oss BOXES, t5@s3.o0 y bon cases. VOC
tlQ.oo.
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tonight it "a reported and believed that
Jay Gould and syndicate are furnishing
the slnews OF the campaign. Eugene Hale
telegraphed from Detroit tonight to the
Blaine headquarters rs follows:
Wonderful Convention. All our way.
Blaine resolutions passed unanimously.
Delegation drst-cass men all pledged.
Complete triumph"
SOME OF THE APPROPRIATIONS IN THE RIVER
AND HARB0R BILL.
Yesterday / gave the aggregated amounts
appropriated for Virginia and West Vir-
GINA In the river and harbor bill. 1t ap-
propriates for South Carolina s156, 900; for
North Carolina 96.O00; Tennessee, $780,
600; Georgia. $4,000; Ohio, without the
Ohio river, s256, 800; New York, s5S4,OOO !;
Texas, $4,000. The Mississippi river,
without the leyees, gets $3.50, 800, and the
Ohio river $4,000.
-" BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Orders have been issued TO the marine
band to play hereafter on Saturday after
moons on the grounds at the Presidents
house. and at the Capitol on Wednesday
afternoons.
Various petitions in favor OF the Eaton
tariff commission were laid before the Sem
ate to-day.
The House resolution calling on the Pres
ident TO open negotiations with France,
Austria, Italy, and Spain in regard to their
tobacco monopolies went 10 the Senate FL
nance Committee to-day.
There are over one hundred horses al.
ready at the National FAIRGROUNDS, and all
the important stables Of the country are
represented except that Of L. Lorillard.
The number will be increased to two hun
dred. Speculation and skylisht arrived
from Richmond to-day. The races COM
mence on the 18th Of May.
L. Il. Washburne is keeping cool in Maine
at the residence OF bis brother.
The Superintendent OF Census has night
force on duty.
The House worked rapidly on the legis-
lative appropriation bill to-day, and the
Senate Appropriations Committee is wait
ing for it.
The annual reifnion of the Sunday schools
Of the District will take place at the grounds
of the Smithsonian Institute on the 22d.
The Secretary OF the Navy, General Haw-
ley, and others, will deliver addresses.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
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ROCKS. NTATTONERY. &c.
TNHE NEW BOOKS.

TNHE NEW BOOKS.
dale. $l.26.
BY c. r. Woolson: sl.25. ,, ~,
l. OITERINGS IN PLEASANT PATHS. BY Ma
TIE shCRAMENTS of THE NEW TESLA
MrNT By Rev. G. u. Armstrong. ID. ID. $3.50
PLAIN REASONS AGAINST JOINING THE
CHURCH OF ROME BY X. y. Littedale
LII. -. so ceUts. =.
THE FOOLS ERRAND. BY One Of the Fools. 81.
New supplies OF the FRANKLlN-SQUARE LIZ
BRARY, new supplies Of the SEASIDE LIBRA
KY, with large stock OF BIBLES, PRAIER-
BOOKS, and HYMNALS.
my ia WOODHOUsE & PARlIAM.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White, coo bushels prime at 81 50;
900 bushels prime at tl.35-total, 500 bushels.
Red, "a bushels prime Lancaster al : 80; 80
bushels prime Lancaster al Sl.3J; 90 bushels prime
Fultz az Sl.31-tOtsl, 40 bushels.
CORN Whjte, 800 bushels very good at 56c.;
81 bushels very good at j6c.-total, 374 bushels.
MEAL.-32 bushels prime at Csc; % bushel.
~ ine al 6jc.-.O a., "a bushels.
BLACK PEAS-20 bushels very good at GOO.
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Convicted of Murder.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 12.-AndersOn Jones
(coored) was convicted to-day in the SUI
perior Court OF Richmond county for the
murder OF John Harrason, white man, at
Mclean station, on the Central railroad,
last December. Jones murdered llarralson
and then robbed his store.
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Three Ladies' Burned I'm an Opera
House.

ATLANTA, GA, May l2.-At an amateur
performance this afternoon at the Opera
House the clothing Of one OF the young
lady performers caught fire, and COMMUNE
Gated to three others. Three were severely
burned, and one seriously.
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Fields of Ice and Icebergs.

New YORK, May 12.-Tbe steamship City
OF London, from Great Britain, reports that
on the 9Th instant, between 44th and 45th
parallels Of latitude and the 10th and 4Sth
meridians OF longitude, she passed large
fields OF ice and saw icebergs 300 feet IN
height and 700 in length.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 10. 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT Whtte, 800 bushels. Ret, $50 bush
els.
CoRN.-JTHtte. 374 bushels ret Exhibited.
MEAL II 6 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAS-12 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-26 bushels.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA MARsHALsHIP.

WASHINGTON, May 12.--The Senate in
executive session to-day resumed the con-
sideration OF the nomination Of Robert NJ.
Wallace for disappointment as United States
marshal OF South Carolina. His cOnfirma-
ton was earnestly opposed by the South
Carolina senators, and after a long discus
SIGN The nomination was rejected by strict
marty vote.
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Catholic Young Mems National Union
Railroad Matters.

SUIT OF BoNDHOLDERS AGAINST THE TENNEs-
SEE RAILROAD.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l3.-Judge Solo
mon L. Whitney, OF Detroit, who has been
hearing argument in the suit OF the bond
holders against the Tennessee railroad, lett
last evening for Detroit. The general i'm
preston is that his decision will not be
made for many weeks.
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Two BOOK-BUYERS.

we will mail a catalogue Of 5000 MisCELLA.
NOUS NEW BOOKS. The prices vary from ~
cents 10 $50. We have, besides, over lo,uo0 vot'
deparimenis OF literature. altogether the iarges,
assOriment sn the southern States. They are ohereo
OLD books and PAMPHLETS bought for cash,
nv i2-d&w j. W. RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
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POLITICAL.
Florida for Grant and Settle.

GAINESVILLE, FLA, May THE Re-
nubhcan State Convention met at noon TO.
dav. After temporary organization was
effected, Hon. w. II. Hicks offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which passed without
opposition
RESOLVED 6y the Republicans Of Florida
IN State Convention assembled, That the
delegates elected to the Chicago Convention
be, and they are hereby, instructed to vote
as a unit for President and Vice-President,
and to cast the vote OF Florida for u. ;.
Grant for President us long as he is a candl-
date before that Convention, and for
Thomas Settle, OF Florida, for Nice-Presi-
dent.
After the appointment OF Committees on
Credentials, the Convention took recess
until L. Nj.
Michigan Republican Convention.
DETROIT, May 12.-The Republican State
Convention assembled this forenoon. Cap
tain L. Pullen, Of Ypsilanli, was chosen
Temporary chairman. After the appoint
ment OF tue usual preliminary committees
the Convention took recess until this after
noon.
The district delegations met during the
forenoon and selected the eighteen dele
gates 10 which Michigan is entitled. The
majority are for Blaine, but several who
will vote for Blaine at first will abandon
him il the prospect OF his nomination
should not be good after two or three bal
lots.
West Virginia Republican Convention
WHEELING, Nav 12.-The Republican
State Convention met this morning In the
Opera- House. Two hundred delegates were
i'm attendance, and all the counties repre-
sented. Ex-Governor Stevenson, OF Wood
county, was elected temporary chairman.
The usual committees were then appointed,
and the Convention took recess.
Upon reissembing Hon. Z. ID. Hubbard
was elected permanent chairman. MI.
Hubbard, on taking the chair, made an en-
thusiastic speech for Blaine, and stated be
hoped the Convention would select dele
gates who would be unanimous Tor the
"plumed knight"
RESOLUTIONS were then adopted instruct
ing delegates to the Chicago Convention TO
vote for Blaine.
Recess until 7P.M.
Wisconsin Democratic Convention.
MADISON, WIS, May 12.-The Demo
cratic State Convention was calIed 10 oIuer
at noon. DR.. j. Il. Whiting, OF Janesviie,
was made temporary chairman. After tne
appointment OF the usual committees tue
Convention took recess until L. Nj.
Nevada for Blaine.
Ausrly. New, May 12-Tbe Republican
State Convention yesterday instructed The
delegates TO Chicago TO vote Tor Blame.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

f1nt S4G.4.50: supcr1ne. S56t5 Is extr ,
.6@i6.25: ymnmos family, S6.25@t6.60; :ancy
brarss, f7Gt7.73.
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uARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IL, 1850.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail merchandise, and passengers, l.. IL. Tatum
agent.
CLEARED.
Norwseisn bark MedbOr, Amundsen. Cork or Fa'-
mouth ireland, with 27,705 bushels Of white corn,
valued at sl6 $50 30.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York May 18th, schooner Eliza A
scribncr, Smith.
MEMORANDA.
NORFOLK, May Il.-Arriyed: Schooner Camden
UlIon, from Richmord.
ME V. BERGEN. Chambers, and Henry L. iIayTns,
Pierce from Richmond; a. f.. Cranmer Gray,
FRANCIS Shubert, t,ilfora; MI dee periudum, fer-
we're: Martha Collins, Morgan; Annie, Moore
George "a. Bent, Smith James veldran L0seland;
A. j. Ale IL. Loyelind: Lirlie Williams tsfdl-
j. n. Rapp. Gale; and William y. Pbtps.Lane-sil
from virginia.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEw YORK, MAY .-N0eH.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. SOC per eent. FNchanae-Long,
ass; short, 1854 State bonds dull Governments
quie'.
Erenfng. Money, 6a4 per cent. Exchange
1881. Governments quiet; new 5s. 1903; Az Der
cents, 100; yer cents, 1913. states nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. iIay 2 Virginia SIS, old, 1S;
deferred. 6: cons0s, 5IR; second series, % /;
pas due coupons, 81; new l0-40's, 80; l0-40's
cOuL Ons, 95. BIZ to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-13
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY, May IL, leu.
sALEs.-l,000 Virginia peelers tod 81 %; 20
shares Of Richmond aud Danyille Railroad stock
at e53; o shares Of Richmond and Danvile Rail-
road stock Mt s5z; so shares Of Richmond and
Danville Railroad stock at So; 20 shares OF Rich
mond and Danville Railroad stock At 65h; "a
shares Of Richmond and Danyilie Railroad stock nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-13

termination upon the part Of this tiisropu,a.
n'e gang 70 revenge themselves upon Mr..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-13
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, May l2.--CottOn-Net receipts. los
bales; gross. 3,2l7 bales; futures closed steady
sales. $4,000 bales; MAY, 81 ,47atll ;4s June,
Xii 60@iIi.6I; September, sll.23@tl2 "a De-
iober. sIO.77@sl0.79,: November, 90 SEQ
fIO6O: December, fl0.5Sasl0.G0.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03
MOTTO

YNHE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
i lanes of the qualified Electors In Elec-
ton Precinct No. 18, Palisade, prior to the
General Election. to be held on Tuesday. the
I'd day Of November, A. d. 1880, for the County
Of Eureka, State of Nevada. will expire OF 9
o'clock ? n. on Wednesday. the goth day Of
October, A. D. 1880.
THOMAS sUMMERALL,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. 10, Eureka
County, State Of Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03
NOTICE.

THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
names Of the qualified Electors in Eiec.
ton Precinct No. Z, Dunderberg, prior TO the
General Election. to be held on Tuesday, the
"a day Of November, A. D. 1880, for tho County
OF Eureka, State Of Nevada, VIII expire at .
osioek p. NJ. on Wednesday. the Goth day Of
=. J. WALLACE,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. 7, Eureka
County, State Of Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03
NOTICE.

THE TINE FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
i names of the qualified Electors in Elec-
ton Precinct No. 10, Allison's Ranch, prior TO
the General Election, to be held on Tuesday,
the Cd day of November, A. d. 1880, for the
County of Eureka, State of Nevada, will expire
at 8 O'Clock P. M, on Wednesday, the Goth day
Of October, A. D. 1880.
JOEL ALLISON,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. is. Eureka
County, State Of Nevada.