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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-10-28

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Foxhall has scored another victo.
ry. Keenc is happy and JohnJ
Bull is disgusted.
Among the first things to be press
cd i'll the December congress will be
territorial government for Alaska.
Train robberies have been increas
ing Of late. Lst the railroads pro-
vide the Pullman slcepers with Cat
ling batteries:
Ireland is in turmoil again, the
Land Leagucrs are holding meetings
IN the Catholic churches and con.
tinnancc OF excitement is anticipated.
An extra performance was given
free by Coups Circus at Cartersville,
Gu, yesterday. A deputy marshall
was shot down and others on both
sides were badly beaten.
The United States senate is now
composed Of thirty seven republi-
cans and thirty seven democrats,
and David DAVIS, OF Illinois, and
Wn. Malone, OF Virginia.
Twenty two patents were issued
to Thomas ~. Edison last Wednes-
day, twenty II them relating to his
electric light. So far Mr.. Edison
has been granted two hundred and
nine patents and application for over
one hundred more arc awaiting deci-
Sign,
Ex-Gov. Nlorgau's dcclimation of
the Sccrctaryshlp Of The Treasury
will not surprise those who know his
character and his methods Of doing
business. the tcivgraMs yesterday
wou. d lead some TO think that he
would act merely as the tool Of Conk-
ling. lii that the r.ngmasterS arc
mistaken.
The great increase i. travel oyer
tue custern roads usliiics, to some ex-
tcIi, the low rates OF the present.
Bat II the present rates are not profit
able to the railroads Will not tlaye4 4crs,
Of the Dear future make up the
deticien cies i'll passenger carrying
accounts. Fair rates for all will
most benefit both the business and
ITS patrons.
Guiteau's counsel has issued a
proclamation calling upon the
people of the United States to tes.
tlfy' as to the sanity Of his CLIENT,
and where anyone has evidence OF
his insanity to write. There will
probably be thousands anxious to
get q chance to visit Washington
With free tie:ketss i: E!is aud expenses
paid. -" - - "
Typhoid fever is raging to ar
alarming extent i'll Aiinne.toiis. 4
/ a recent meeting of the physicians u
that city they proposed II plan t,
remedy e4istlng evils and advance
the sanitary condition Of the town
A committee was appointed to urg,
upon the city councl' measures look.
ing to Ihe efficiency Of the board Q.
| health.
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THE MARKETS.

Duluth, Oct. 26-Depression in
Chicago and Milwaukee affected our
markets. No. l hard $1.4O offered,
SLAP asked. Cash $1.47 for No.
vember; No. 2 hard, $1.34, No, 2
$1.3O; No. 3 $1.15; rejected ST.
Buffalo market quiet and depressed,
sales at $l.534 q 1882 cash; $1.52
November,
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NO
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
GRANT AZ HATroN MAN. ]

| Washington, Oct. 2sSome of1
Gen. Tyner's friends asserted that
Gen. Grant came here recently t0
back him, but this was not correct.
Gen. Grant sent Mr.. Hatton word
the day of his arrival that lie could
count on his support.
DOUBTFUL.
| Portland, Me-, Oct. 2s--Superin.
tendent Tucker OF the Maine Cen
trail arrived home yesterday from
his western trip. II is understood
he decided to accept. the offer Of
the general superintendency of the
Northern Pacific railroad which
was rendered him.
"a BAD NAN.
New York, Oct. 28-The man
who cut the wires on the Erie road
to rob the paymaster's 5 train, has
been arrested, and was an employel
Of the company.
ATToRNEY-GENERA STORMS.
Washington, Oct 2s-Emory A.s
Storrs, Of Chicago, has been appoint
ed, and has accepted the position Of
attorney general with the understand
ing that the appointment be made
solely in reference to the star route
prosecutions, and to terminate on the
first day Of December next. The
hitch about the attorney generalship
was first caused by Mr.. Howe's nm
willingness to take charge Of the
star route suits, devolving On him.
in case OF his being appointed.
LAND DECISION.
Washington, Oct. The COM
missioner Of the general land office
has decided that land containing
limestone is not snbject to entry as
mineral land. The secretary Of the
interior reversed the decision so far
as it applies to lands containing lime
stone and.of more value for building
and other purposes than for agricul-
tural use.
THE TREASURY.
Washington, Oct. 27-The Secre.
taryship Of the Treasury has been
rendered Chief Justice Folgcr, Of
New York. His name will be sub
mitted to the Senate to morrow. Il
is said that he accepts with the un-
derstanding that he shall be appoint
ed to the q. 8. Supreme bench to sue
ceed Hunt who, it is confidently be-
lieved, will be retired by Congress
on account Of physical disability.
Folger really did not want the secre-
taryship but desires to get upon the
supreme beech and is only appointed
to make way for Coukling when he
gets ready to go into the Cabinet.
HOWE FOR Atty GEN'I..
Washington, Oct. 27-Howe, Of
Wis.,, will be nominated for ATTORNEY
tomorrow. 1t is likely tho
senate will adjourn tomorrow even
ing.
sTRONG-MINDRD WOMEN.
Louisville, Oct. 27--The Women's
Female Suffrage association adj
ourned this evenining.
SOUTHERN PATRIOTISM.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 27-Twenty
thousand strangers, with the entire
population participated in
The Richmond Yorktown centen-
lial celebration. A procession Of
The military and civil organization
md Industries of this city occupied
;wo hours i'll passing given point.
At the close Of parade the British
lag was run up over the state cap @
tol and saluted.
THE MARKETS.
Duluth, Oct. 26-Depression in
Chicago and Milwaukee affected our
markets. No. l hard $1.4O offered.
Sl.42 asked. Cash $1.47 for No.
'ember; No. 2 hard, $1.34, No, 2
'1.3O; No. 8 $1.15; rejected 81
5uffalo market quiet and depressed,
ales at $l.534 @ 1882 cash; $l.52
November,
Teachers Insd tute.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
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SOUTHERN PATRIOTISM.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 27-TwentyI
thousand strangers, with the entire
resident population participated in
the Richmond Yorktown centen-
NAL celebration. A procession Of
the military and civil organization
and Industries of this city occupied
two hours III passing given point.
At the close Of parade the British
flag was run up over the state cap
itol and saluted.
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ATToRNEY-GENERAL sToRI.s

Washington, Oct. 28-The COM
missioner Of the general land office
has decided that land containing
limestone is not snbject to entry as
mineral land. The secretary Of the
interior reversed the decision so far
as it applies to lands containing lime
stone and.of more value for building
and other purposes than for agricul-
tural use.
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sTRoNG.M1NpRD WOMEN.

Louisville, Oct. 27--The Women's
Female Suffrage association adj
journed this eyenining.
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New York, Oct. 2sThe man
who cut the wires on the Erie road
to rob the paynaster's 5 train, has
been arrested, and was an employeI
Of the company. Z
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Presbytcrian General Assembly.
IN SESSION AT sTAUNTON, vA.-FIRST DAYS
PROCEEDINGS. &C.

IN SESSION AT STANTON, vA.-FIRST DAYS
PROCEEDINGS. &C.
STAUNToN. VA, May 19.-The General
Assembly OF what i popularity known as
the Southern Pres byteridn Church met here
to-day. II will continue in session ten or
more days. The opening sermon to-day
was preached by Rev. L. a. Hoyt, ID. d.,
of Nashville. This gentleman was at one
time president OF the Gold Board in New
York city, and presided there on the IA
nous a." Black Friday"
The Southern PRESBYTERIAN Church en-
braces the States Of Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas. MisSis-
sippi, Alabama. FLORIDA, Georgia, South
Carolina, North Carolina. III d the Indian
Territory west of Arkansas, and has
churches in the District OF Columbia, the
State Of Ohio, and possibly elsewhere. 1t
has 10 synOds and 81 presby:eries. including
the Presbytery Of san Pauio, in Brazil, ;. A.
The amount Of moneys contributed during
the wear ending April l. 1880, by its LBS
churches was Sl.0G2.33S. IL has churches
conducting missionary work IN emma,
Greece, Italy, Mexico, Brazil, and IN the
Indian Territory. II has theological semi
naries-ore in Prince Edward county, Va,
and the other at Columbia, :. {. 1t Is also
sustaining institutions for the education Of
voun- coored men at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Probably the two or three principal topics
that will come up for discussion at this
meeting will be those embraced under the
title of Retrenchment and Reform" and
the Revised Directory OF Church Wor-
ship
Rev. r. p. Farris, ID. D., OF s.. Louis,
was elected moderator.
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The Robertson Boom.

THE NEW COLLECTOR sERENADEn-HE ADJ
DRESSES LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC GATH.
ERING-THE SENATORIAL VACANCY.
ALBANY, May 19.-lt was announced YES
terday afternoon that the Republican Gen
eral Committee. Of which Thurlow Weed
Barnes is president, would serenade Judge
Robertson NJ Kenmore Hotel, and although
a heavy rain-storm prevailed. at about o
O'Clock a large concourse OF people gath
cred at the hotel TO congratulate the newly
appointed collector OF the port OF New
York. The hotel was decorated with figs
and coored lanterns, and the entire front
was illuminated.
The General Committee and n large pro-
cession OF citizens marched through the
rain, headed by q band Inside the hotel
number OF senators and assembymen were
assembled. Mr.. Robertson appeared, and
was introduced by Mr.. Barnes in highly
culogistic speech, which concluded As fol-
lows 81 have the pleasure to present TO
you the Hon. William II. Robertson, by the
grace OF all that is good in the Republican
party, collector OF the port Of New York"
Senator Robertson was received with
hearty applause. He said "Fellow- citi-
zen, You have come here tonight TO con-
graduate me uD0n the confirmation Of my
nomination rs collector OF the pOIt Of New
| York. Let me congratulate you, or rather
the country. upon the fact that we have a
President whose intelligence. tirmness, and
| patriotism will protect the Constitution
| from eVary assault, comm" from whatever
quarter il NAV. | did not seek the cOlcc-
tOr>hip, nor did any one ak it for me. |
visited neither Washington or Mentor. |
| had no correspondence or communication,
directly or indirectly, with the President in
regard to it. The be>towIl Of office under
such circumstances was exceedingly grat-
! fying 10 me-
Senators Woodn. Pitts. and Sessions. and
Assembyman Hustled. followed, all in terms
OF high satisfaction at the course OF events
during the past few days.
THE SITUATION AT ALBANY.
The senatorial situation to-day is I'M
changed. The Administration Republicans
say they are ready to 60 into an election to
ill the vacancies. but will have nothing TO
do with any caucus. They feel perfectly
able TO defeat the return Of either COnklIng
or Platt unless the Democrats 20 with the
other side. But they will take their chances,
believing that if the Democrats fuse with
Conking they Obe Administration Re-
publicans) will beat both at the polls
next fall. The ConklingiteS are strongly IN
favor OF going into an election As soon a.
possible, and say that Conklmg is ont OF the
race-that be will not be candidate. The
Democrats are opposed TO the election,
claiming that the question should he left to
the people to decide at the next election
The probabilities are that there will be an
election without any preliminary caucus on
the part OF the Republicans. Governor Cor
nell and Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew are men
toned as candidates on tie part OF the Re
Dubiicans.
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Forty-seyenth COngress-Special SEES
sion of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1881.

WASHINGTON, May ~, 1881.
In the Senate Mr.. Kellogg offered reso-
luton calling upon the heads OF the various
executive departments for information as 10
the names OF officers, clerks, ana empIoles
horne on the rolls OF such departments, TO-
oetbPr with date OF such appointments the
State 10 which each Is charged, the coDPen-
sation received, and whether sucn olhcer>'
etc. are white or coored. lie spoke oiIeIt
i'm support OF the resolution, ueHNipe 'na' 1t
Nos his intention to disturb any meritorious
officers. but merely to give Inc senate al tue
information possible as TO whether ea1o
State had its proper quota OF olDcerS. ne
then read the resolution, men was oPPos,u
By Mr. Morrill, on the ground llat IL Woul li
inauourate scramble in the senate 10 see
IL each state had IT'S quota OF clerkshlps.
Mr.. Plumb advocated the adoption OF the
resolution, believing the offices belonged ~
the people OF the United States, ana that iney
should be divided among the several STATES
He offered an amendment calling for iurtner
information as to how many OF such clerks
or employes served In the volunteer or reg
Mar service Of the United States during the
war Of the rebellion.
Afler further debate by Mr.. Brown in IA
yor of and Mr.. Sherman in opposition 10
the resolution, Mr.. Sherman moved 10 go
into executive session, which was lost
ayes, 90; noes, %.
Mr.. Plumb's amendment was then agreed
70. and Mr.. Kellogg's resolution, as amend
ed. was adopted. A.. ,o,
The Vice-President announced the fol-
lowing appointments Miller. OF Caliiof.
MIA. 10 be one of the Board OF VISITORS 10
the Naval Academy; HUI OF Coloraoo, anu anu
Maxy, of Texas. TO till vacancies on 1T, spe
Board Of Regents OF The SInllnsV nira 20 1 ne
tuition: Rollins, OF New Hampshire, 10 DC
"na ., the directors OF Columbia Hospital
Mr.. Beck said that some OF the importing;
houses Of New York were complaining OF
me orders issued by the consul at Liverpool
and other consuls who, instead OF chargln ng
81 so for each invoice verified, charged
ss.75. lie therefore offered a resolution ,',nsma
calling on the Secretary Of State Tor si oar a,
lion as to whether any consular opncer VI
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The United States has during the last fiscal
year demanded or received for the verified.
ton OF invoices greater sum than $3.50.
and II so, the name OF such officer. Mr..
Beck stated that he was willing to let the
resolution lie over until tomorrow, as he
believed that the Senate could not finally
adjourn to-day.
Mr.. Harris, however, taking issue with
Mr.. Beck on this point, the resolution was
taken up and agreed TO without opposition,
and then, at 1880 O'Clock, the Senate went
into executive session.
When the doors were re0pened Mr.. Haw-
ley offered 4 resolution, which was land over
for future action, suspeuding for the re.
mander OF the present session so much OF
Rule y as provides that the final question
OF advising and censenting to nominations
shall not be put on the same day on which
they are received or reported from commit
tees.
The Senate then, at 5:45 Z. NJ, adjourned.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

MAY lS.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beef Cdttte.-Very hest. 6s@ 6kc. second quality.
5Am6c.; good. 5M5Sc.; medium or good FAIR
quality. 4aMihc.: rough oxen. thin steers, old
cows. &c. aa0D4c a H.. gross.
Hogs.-verl pest. eac.; good, 7X@sc.; common
and light, 70L74c. r n, net.
Sheep.-46951Sc. n H., gross.
Ldmbs.-5d7kc. 2 n gross.
VedIS.-s4.50@s9 = head.
Mitch CoDs-s20dS45 n head.
About l23 head Of beefcatie. 4ls hogs, and 100
sheep and lambs reported on the market. The re-.
cetpts of beef cattle were mostly from the West,
were about equal to the demand. Az grade
have advanced &c, quality considered. Hog mar
ket steady aud prices abont as last week. LAMBS
have declined somewhat since last quotations.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
NAY 10 The following are the quotations:


DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
.Lags.-Common, s4.5O@s5; medium, s4.5o@
% good, esd 1850.
Lsaf.-tommon. s5@s5.5O; medium, s6as7;
good. none-nomInal fine, none-nomnal; extra
1nn. none-nomlnal.
!Semmfng.--Common A5O6s5; medium.
s6.50@s6: good. s7.50dfs.5O; hte, &s61t9.5
DARK ToBACCo-NANUFACTUR
Lug Fitiers.-tommon. $3.50@s4; medium,
t4.50dk5: good, Sb.50mf8.
Le1f FfIers.-Common, f5dt5 so; medium.
s6Ms6.5Q good, s7n$s; fine, s9@sl0; extra fine
sun-cured. s10@s1s.
WrdDBsrs.-tommon, s7.5o6ss.50: medium.
Ss.50@s9: good s9.50@tl0: fne. s10@SI1 j:
extra, tl2mSl3; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT ToBAcco-MANUFACTUR
smoker s.-Common, s6@S7.50; medium,
ss,dt9; good. 80 5O@sl 0.50; fine, 81 39s1s.
Fiiters.-t,ommOn, s6m87; medium, s7@$S
good. s9MSlo; fine, nominal
wrap PEI S.-COmmon, f5Gfl2: medium,
sl3@tl5: good *20tdf25; fine, si0@f50: fancy.
IS, Gs60.
Wrappers, Mshogdny.-Common. s12Msl5
medium. s15MmS20; good, S22@S25; fine,
s30Nt40; extra. f45tGs50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
prncipally 10 good old heavy-bodied Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Jugs, S4MS5: Kentucky River lugs
tlOHsl2; Kentucky River lear. sl3@slS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv rrIEeRspu TO THE DISPATCH

News and Gossip-Senatc Pro-
oeedincs yesterday-New York Nominations
>on, in-Other Nominations by the prcsi-
5,n,-Judee Robertson Scrcnadcd-The >ita-
aticn ne Albany -Proba bilities OF an Elcc-
zion Of senators Ohio reform
couvention-N Meeting of the southern Pres
h,terian General Assembly NJ staunton,
,o.-~ympathy in Nebraska for the irish
,,d League Particulars OF the Loss OF the
p,,,ish Sloop of.War Dotercl-Thc 0utragcs
AGAINST the Jcwsin Russia.
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sympathy for Ireland.

OMAHA, NEB., May ia large ana en-
tbusias,ic mass-meetiDg, presided over ny
Major Boyd, was held here last evening Tor
the purpose Of sympathizing with the lrlsh
Land League. Resolutions were passed
condemning the policy Of the British Gov
eminent toward Ireland and the coercion
bin. and denounciug the unjust incareera-
ton OF Davitt and Dillon, leaders Of the
Land. League movement.
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Fight Between Tunisiaus and French
Flood ana Loss OF Life.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUURsDAY, NAV 10, 1881.

sALEs.-25 shares Richmond and Allegheny at
g. 80 DO. at 81, 80 do. at GG5. 80 do. at 67li 80
do at 67A, 30 do. at 67!i; 10 sharcs Atlanta and
Charlotte stock al So 10 do. at IS, do at s5, 10
do at s5I5 10 do at s5h. 20 do. at So DO at So,
10 do at So. 10 do at S3k. 100 40. at s5H. 10 do.
at s5k, o 10. al $50 10 DO. at 3d.. 10 do at Soy,
so do q. ca at SIS, do. at IS; 20 shares Chesa-
peake and OHIO Stock al 329, 20 do. at 324; 20
shares Richmond aud Danvle stock mt l25, 80 90.
at 1876, 10 do. at 1876; 100 snareS Norfolk and
Western preferred at 707. 50 de-. al II, 10 do. at
TX. 100 do. at III, 20 do. at 7ls 40 do. al 70A,
80 40. at 7Og!. 80 do at 70ls, 20 DO at 70t; 20
shares Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta stock at
6ll5, 20 do. at 81, so do. at GA, l 0 do. at G3.
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Temperance Movement i'm Ohio.

COLUMBUS, ONO, May l9.-The Peoples
Temperance Reform Convention, III session
here, to-day adopted resolutions favoring
fhe amendment OF the state Constitution so
as to prohibit the manufacture and sale OF
intoxicating liquors, and declaring that If
the great political parties Of The State fail to
nominate candidates fayoring temperance
convention will be called TO nominate tenn
nerancp ticket.
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Elour.

F,our-We quote Fine, sSAs3.50; extra, 20; IS
0s5.7b; superhne, $3.75@t4.5O; common fanny w
siannton inspection, extra, 1918; superhne, so@
1925.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. a.. Daily.
Arrive Burkeyille.. ..'.''''.ii'oV a.
Train No. "A connects at BurkeviIie with Nor
folk ard Western raiIroad for Fxrmyile, Lynch
burg. and all Southwestern points. -
Train No. 80 fast maiD stops only ~ Jetersviiles
Drak.'s Branch. srksGsle's, Danyle. Greensboro,
salisbury. Charlotte. spsrtanbnrg. Greenvlie, sen.
eca Toccoa. Lua, srd Gainesville, connecting AZ
Atlanta for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. As Through passenger stops AZ all sta.
lions, connect Ing at Sutherilns WI, Milton ana
Sutherlin Nsrrow-Gauge railroad fer Milton At
salisbury Westein North Carolina railroad for
al poiDs in Western NorIh Carolina AZ Atlanta
for alt points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and nail stops
at all stations. connecting AT suthern's with Milton
ana Suihern Narrow Gauge railroad Tor Milton:
at Atlanta for all points South aud Southwest; at
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah. ana
Florida points.
Trains from the abOve-named points arrive 81
Richmond 4:43 T.. NJ. AIS L. NJ, 1928 \. NJ, ana
l.. NJ. ...
PULLSIAN-CAR SERVICE:
ON Train No. 4s-New York and Atlanta eta
Richm0nn.
ON Train No. AZ Washington. 81 Richmond,
and Danyille, and Danyile and Augusta.
Tickets sole 10 all points soutn, southeast, ana
cOuthwe It, and baggage checked through.
No laY-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agep'.
y. ". \. TALCoTT General Manager. my 10
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


IMMATURE ALMANAC-MAY 20, 1881.
Ann rises, ,,....,,, Ash HIGH TIDE.
Moon ri,es........ 1917 Evening. .........1O:37
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10, 1881.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker New Yors,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen Co'
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk United STATE
mail merchandise and passengers, L. i. Tat"A
schooner Emma Aery, Hall, New York merchan-
disc, y. savage X co.
CLEARED.
Norwegian bark Fskedll. santos BraIll. WIN 4
cargo of n mr. compri-iug 3l72 barrels, valued at
&22, 1853. - o-
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York MAY 18Th. German Drls Make
Brauer, Bahia ria Ricnmona.
MEMORANDUM.
NORFOLK. May l9.-Arriyed: schooner A. T.
Smyrk. Marino from Richmond.
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IRON. STEEL, GRINpsroNEs, &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BEST REFINED
i Iron, comprising full assortment OF Flats
Rounds, squares, Oyals, Bands. &C.; Russia, Sal.
yanixed, aud American shees-iron swedes ans
Norway Iron, Norway shapes aud Rods NAylors
Cast-stesi, German and Blistered Steel. Mscnmsry
and Tire-sieeL kabbt Metal Pig.Tm, Svsisss
For sale by oomu.u
ap l2-Sm HENRY ~ NoHiHAAA
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May 10. 1881.


WurAr.-Wbite, 200 bushels very good at 81 20.
Lancaster, 200 bushels prime at sl30. Faliz, 4Oo
bushels prime al 81 20. , -, 40.
CoRN-White. 40 bushels very good al QUO
Mixed G6 bushels very good at 5sc.
MEAI-28 bushels unOoited al 5sc.
OATs-42 bushels very good spring a, o5c.
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NV yORk COTTON FIfTUREs,

NEW YORK. May 19.-COtton-Net Receipts. Go
balls: gross. 672 bale futres closed easy; sales,
los 600 bales: NAV, S1O.5i@sl0 Sc: June,
so 596slO.6O: july S1O.64; August. $1,000
5000: SeprembtT. 80, 39p 5000; October slO
$1,000: Noyembe-, 10 90H 81: december,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-20
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