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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH.

DENTAL NOMINATIONS; MR.. GARFIELD's
PRIVATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE TO THE
PROPOSED NEW SETTLEMENT OF THE
STATE DEBT- MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL
IN THE ne RANCE-MIX MURDER CASE
ovERRULED- NAMES NEW SENATOR
DECLARED ELECTED-A MURDERER
LYNCHEp IN NEW MfxiCo--A TEXANS
VENGEANCE AFTER FIFTEEN YEARs-A
BOYS DEATH FROM HyDRoPHoBIA-AR-
RESTS or PROMINENT PERSONS FOR EN-
GAGING ~ LaND-swINDLEs-TH RE-
CENT IMPERIAL ASSASSINATION; 4 NEW
VERSION OF THE AFFAIR, &C, &C.
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Great Land SwindIe.

NUMEROUS ARRESTS MADE AND TO BE MADE.
ST. LOUIS, March 16.-Robert l.. Lind
say, who was arrested Yesterday by United
States Special Agent p. d. TyrreN, on a
charge Of conspiracy to defraud the Gov
eminent out OF lands by uttering fa>e deeds
under fraudulent titles, is regarded by
Tyrreil as the chief cOnspirator. Other
and very important arrests were made
simultaneously with that OF Lindsay,
and still others will be made. Those
arrested so far are Orland VanIIise,
John X. Corwin, lawyers or real es-
tate agents at Cleveland, and George
Linn. OF Llnndale, near Cleveland, and Adj
olson f. Burns, real estate agent, and H..
X. McCalan, notary, Pittsburgh. There
are still others implicated in the swindle ia
New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and other
cities, and additional arrests may be looked
for at any time. II Is estimated that several
million acres OF land will revert to the Gov
ernment when the affair Is Strengthened out.
Robert l.. Lindsay has borne good repu-
talion here, and his father, James Lindsay,
was register of lands at lronton for several
wears.
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4 sensational Texas Tragedy.

ST. LOUIS, March 16.-A special from Dali
las, Texas, says Information Ia, been re-
ceived of most sensational tragedy on the
north fork of the Red river last Friday,
which brought vengeance for crime COM
mitted fifteen years ago. II appears that IN
1866 a man named Peter Cook, formerly
from Mississippi, with three drunken aSso-
ciates, visited the house OF Tony Pine, dis
guised as United States cayalrymen, robbed
him OF 81 800, assaulted lady relative,
and fled. Pine saw neither OF me pirtles
again until last Friday, when he and two
herders came upon Cook, who was with
some freighters. Calling him by name and
with terrible oaths, Pine fired four balls
into Cooks body, killing him before the lat
ter could draw his pistol. The men present
arrested Pine, but as be satisfied them that
his statement regarding Cooks conduct ilf'
teen years ago was true, aud as he was able
to produce newspaper account to verify
il, they released him.
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No New Trial for The Defiance Bro
Tiers.

New ORLEANS, March 16.-ln the Crimi.
nal Court to-day Judge Rowan 0yerruled
the motion for new trial in the case OF the
Defiance Brothers, convicted OF manslaugh-
ter for killing Edwin G. Nix, Jr., in Au-
gust last. They had been strongly recon-
mended to the mercy OF the Court. Judge
Rowan sentenced each OF them to n fine OF
five dollars and 10 Imprisonment in the
State penitentiary for five years. a suspen'
sive appeal to the Supreme Court, returna
BILE in ten days, was taken by counsel fol
fhe defencp.
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ALSO

CHARACTERISTICS, LUSCH-BAs-
KETs, woRK.BAsKETs, TRAVELLING
BASKETS. FLOwER-BAsKETs, KEy-BAs-
KETs, CLoTHEs-DAskErs, LAUNDRY
BASKETS, at prices to suit The closest buyer;
We will sell you FULL-sIZE TIN SET, with toy
rim to The jar, at the same price as the con. mon
straight-jar set flour styles;
lTwELvE-sTYLE TIN SETS, handsomely deco
rated In Bands and Flowers, at W;
New prices on HIGH-BACK TIN let's ,ha, are a
low as any In town;
The biggest assortment and lowest prices Of CAR
RIAGE-wHIPs AZ STEVENS,
mil
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Two Millions Of Dollars Lost by Mis-
management.

PHILADELPHIA, March l5-The inyesti-
gallon Of the Philadelphia Gas Trust was
resumed this afternoon. Captain Edwin
Palmer, secretary Of the Managers OF the
House OK Correction, testified as TO the prac-
lice Of the Penn and Westmoreland Coal
Companies in the matter Of rebates allowed
on the transportation. A rebate Of fifty
cents per ton was made on ali coal shipped
outside the capes. The important feature
ol to-day's investigation was the testimony
oil gas-expert Kennedy. OF New York. He
testified that coal-gas could be placed in the
holder at the Philadelphia passwords al the
rate OF sixty-two cents per one thousand
cubic feet. lie stated that according 10 his
calculation, based upon review OF the re-
ports OF the gas trustees, by mismsnsge-
ment OF the Board OF Trustees 8 loss OF
si,yOG, 2306S had been incurred, which by
skllful management would have been saved.
lhe Trust begin their awDswer 10 the
charge tomorrow.
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. u...,.r,r~ De.uerado Lynehed.

ST.. LOUIS, March 16.-A special from
Kansas City says Thomas Gordon, The
deperado who killed the city marshal OF SO.
coro, n. NJ, a few days ago, but escaped
and fled to Albuquerque, was arrested
there. and on Friday last taken back to So
coro, where he was hanged TO water-tank
by a mob OF two or three hundred people.
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by Telegraph.


NEW YORK. March l6.-Colton STEADY: nplan1s'
IOic; Orleans, lie. sales, ga biies . "ns"l,
dated net recen's' $3.50 In,e 9SsI niles; TO
the continent, g,I3l bales southern nont s'SSs t
and fairy active; common To ar eN'I5' ftntnas,
* %: good 10 choice extra, 80 - tdst. hea,
20 het,er closing strong ami more active export
speculative trading; ungradtd req; ill ga si'a0
Corn opened week; closed shade sronsgr, I %n,
moderate trade; ungraded 57d 59c. Oats ~. Del
Ter: No 3. 49TG44c. Hops qnleI aud hfin yer esT
ing I26l Sc. Coffee firm and quiet MsIaC S
I0sG 49,: Rio l0sGp l4$r sugar quiet ana n', re
s,,ed lis active: Standard a. SIC. Moasses snh
Ind Unchanged. Rice in fair delnan1 anu , un-
chl.ge,,. ,eUc Wool dun and In buy ers' faver:
Texas, I4as5e Pork Gull and wthPu ard mpsnsd
cbsngs Middle unchanged aud iIn 5a[a , 1pen ~
higher: closed heavy andio~ef al '''s --''
treisnS u""' BALTIMORE
v.r,uorr. March l6.-FlOur lower and isirly 1e-
tive; Howard streeI and % cT shIG@:se CitS
Nils superane, 80 25att extra; faio; IsnnS
So 0a seas; RIO brands, 500 :o:Z ss,s,ern he \.
90 and arm: southern red, st.l6msl.fs; amoer
iD2dSl25; No Western winter req, sI1, AZ an'
March, asssislld Log c aRSl Stead;
western. spot steady options hsher s1". sr,,,
white. sic yellow, Sssc. oais h .sls anu pun
western 'hlie' 4SS4re;; yssy arm and hgesr
vess poIs-Od. 81 5 so; new. VI 30 Buzz. meal
DOSE shoulders aud clear ribsld,s, nOhs one,,as
| - n aud Sac, Bacon-ShOuldefs, oas.i vFA
peA s..' o. hams, I@lllg. Lard-Eenned
lie Co,fee hr,n; Rio csrgoes, Ordinary 10 rsi'
| iaSai y,.c. sugar steady: "A " soft, Yse. wnis
kew dun and easier at si1o@Sl.l2. freishs que
| CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI. March l6.-fiour active, nrin, an
! ,,eh,need Wheat strong aud higher; no. re
s.ioisr' ii 'O7@sl.0a. Corn strong and higher
mixed, 45@s5xc. Oats scarce and urn al 80
PORK In fair demand at fio;ouestio .to. "a,
aniet and nrm al tl0 65. BuIs-mests stssd,
gVnnn,ders. Az: RIO, -. Bacon steady; thsnidet
a5s7x; clear. %. Whiskey In good demand
Si,Q8, Sugar nrmer bat MOI quo!aoiy hishes' ppl
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Voting tn Indiana.

| INDIANAPOLIS, March I6.-Thc vote on
the constitutional amendments yesterday
was very light. Enough returns are re-
ceiyed to insure the adoption OF all the
amendments by over twO-thirds vote.
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Den,h form nydrophobia.

MENpuis, Tenn, Msrcb 10. -EIbert keck,
youth seven years old, died last night with
fully developed symptoms Of bydrophohia.
lie was bitten by rabid dog last Christ.
mas. Several other person were bitten OF
that lime by the same dog.
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because OF the large number Of processe
which have been served.
Cotton importation INFO England.

L0SDoS, March 16.-Tbe Times In its
financial article this morning notices the
first arrival OF a cargo OF cotton ni Carlson,
Lancashire, consisting of 1915 bales from
New Orleans per bark Proto. The import
ance Of this arrival consists in she fact that
the Garstou port charges are nearly pomi-
nal, and spiDners will save upwards OF ten
shillings per ton as compared with port
charges at Liverpool.
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KILLED for Refusing 10 Treat.

MEMPHIS, TENN, March l6.-Beniamin
Mayer was killed last night by Thomas
Holman in a difficulty which originated
about payment for drink, Mayer refusing
10 treat Holman, who struck him with q
club, breaking his neck. Holman escaped.
Roth were colored.
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snori. 4s2f. State bonds inactive. Governments
steady, -
$50. Governments steady; new s. lOlt; new
49's,lll new A.. 1873. States Fairly achVe
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK March 16-The POSTS financial ar
tice says: The stock Exchange markets lo-diy are
auirt. United States bonds are higher Tor the \ ;
and otherwise unchanged. Railroad bonds are
steady to frn, excepting Milwaukee aud ~. Paul
n, is H. and ID. diyisiOn). which are down 10 100
from IoIT. and C.. G. and /. c. incomes to 10 from
7O5 The stock mar et Optn'd Win unlnportaht
changes. In the first hour there was an advance OF
.Glh pfr cent, the latter Western Union Ieie-
sraph when Yesterday afternoon declined AZ per
cent. on account Of The renewal Of INJUNCTION pro-
ceeaing. against the consolidation. In me next
half hour there was decline Of s0 l't' me
latter Reading. This followed 10y an adj
vance of is@7s and again by a decline OF
TGE. The principal dealings nave been III 1tla-
ware, Lackawanni and Western, Lake shore Nesi.
ern Union telegraph, Union Pacific, Milwaukee ana
-, Paul. ami Jersey central. The marsct ir
foreign exchange is very dull and rates are lower.
The posted rates for prime bankers strilng are no"
4Sl aud 1882. The actual rates arc 4eoG iSOia
and 4s2sMlS3. Gables. 4-2aG 1884, and prime
commercial bills, i7etG47oi. It Is pernap, nm IN
necessary 10 add that these rates war; mi g0d IN
norris There i no Treasury-oOnd purchase tO.dlY
and vet the loan market Is easy enough thls Tar III
cent on United STATES bonds. Time. loans are pa .
per cent. which IS also the quotation Ior prime
mercantile uaper. , :. H.. -,
Western Union. 1925: New York Cenira'; l4st
Lake shore 1854; Mlchgah Central liVt' NV
YORK. Lake Erie and WeIern. AZ New YORK. Lake
Erie and Western, second, 9s<; Dta"are; LacSI'
wanna and Western. 1854: New Jersey tthtral
lO4s: Delaware ard Hudson, l. o.; Readlng,bo
Northwestern, 1925; II. Paul, IL; Wao1sn ana
Pacific 45b: Wabash and Pacific preferred, o1g
Union Pacific, | 81: NJ X: aud T., 45's; iiannlo1
and s. Joseph 54ismj4s: Hannibal and - Jo.,i'n
nrrftrred lol ~ LOUIS ard Iron Mountain, 6f u
ohioand Mississippi, 43H; Paclhc Mail. 16S; G.. g.
ana I. e.. 24's; Northern Pacific COM ~ Nsa'n.
r-fl II .
Chesapcase and ONO, 2}k: LOuisNille aud Nash
vi le. 9lh: Nashville and Chatlanoogi, vi w" 9a
ri, and Western. 81; Manhattan Elevated -
illinois Central, I347s Canada southern 1oii 1ni-
cago. burlington and Quincy, 1863 DrnNcF lu' ~, Is ~
Grande lO3: st. Paul AMI Omaha, 49,; -, Ihn
and Omaha preferred IQi , 60 & !. ana Sn Is s and
New ORLEANS. 7I5: col. Coal. 5ls: ohio central
3lt: Texas Pacific, So; Texas Pacific and IL IL
Sia ,r,,.onr
BALTIMORE, March l6-Virsinia O., deierrer
Is: consos, 81 p; second ,tr, : * pa,l'uue
pons. "a new lO-4O's, jOi.; l0.4O coupons 9i4
| Bid to-day.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, March 16.-At noon 10.
day both branches OF the Legislature met
IN Joint convention and declared WilIiem
| 7. Frye elected United States senator.
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The Teuue.~ee Debt.

NASHVILLE, TENN, March l6.-The low
tax Democrats, IN caucus this morning. re-
solved to oppose the passage OF the bill TO
settle the debt on the basis submitted by the
| bondhodeps.
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MARf,EE INTELLIGENCA.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARcH Ii, 1891.
ARRIVED.
Schooner John Mcdonald. McKfndry. New York
rlilroaI iron, Richmond aud Allegheny railroad
Schooner Lulu Ammer man, stires, Boston, light.
Chesapeake and ohio railway.
schooner Moonlight, lemons, New York, gaano,
Moses & Clemens.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United Satet
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. Is. TatHm
agent.
ENTERED.
Portuguese bark Araheili. 00astwise from New
York, To load for foreign port.
CLEARED.
The Norwegian bark Ellen Holt. With cargo oi
npar yalued at S27,slZ. shipped by the H1NIli-
Cren5haw Company, cleared yesterday for ti) dc
Jancir1.
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lOIir.

Flour-Litile better feeling. We quote me
s3as35O: extra, $3.50 sut crime s4'oup go"
commou family. S5.75@s6; choice or IHltu'
FAMILY. s7.5OMtS; stanton Inspection tA''"
$3.50.
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moderately active and hfsbsr. common. 94.75g
$3.50 picking. Us. e0at6.30.
LOUISVILLE.

$3.50 /; picking, Us. e0a 1890.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. March I6.-Y Flour steady. Wheat
sie.fy at I'll. Corn srm M 46ls@47s. oats steady
st3s'fc. Porksteady at 1875. Bulk ueafs steady
aud h, fair smsna; shoulders. IS. 12f etsr % 4J.
fIsrob steady ana 10 fair demand shooisers 90 e5
clear. ~ %: sBgar-cused hams, 80. Whisky
'''A'' al SLUG ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Marin f6 Flour hiss and an.
changed Wheat higher: No. 3 red fail, slozi
cash. sI05hMs1G6s Nav. Corn f,rH iactiye and
n ss,de higher; 4eacs cash. tiadf2c. grOe. Oats
higher ana steady at gaze. whiskey steady nj
81 06. Pork quiet at $3.50. Lard higher !;
sio so assel $1,000 bid. Balk:messs quiet !;
shoulders, $500 5.l 10: etelr, So 206tS y. Bacon
steasy: shoulders, s.. clear, So 9O@ss.
CHICAGO.
CFrcAco, Mares I6-Fiour quiet ass nm
changed Wheat active. firm. and higher: No. ZCbs-
cazo sprng. regular. sl.0lS; fr.sh, ~ .oS eash,
sl.02s1rtl.o3s April. Corn fairly active nd
Oats fairly srtive aud a shade higher: 29%dJl'se.
cash. 344'0 3fic. May. WhI>key stea'iy and uu-
changed: PORK unsettled and lower az s1A6O
Lard dul weak, and nwer az 40 90. Buik-Ineais
easier: shoulders, 1910 c.sar $3.50.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, March Ie,-F'our quiet and sn-
changed. Wheat opened firm; closed siroug; No.
Milwaukee hard aud soft nominal: No. 2 Milwankee
sl.07: Nos. 8 aud 4 and rejected boin,nai. Corn
stronger; No 2, SOC. oats irmer aud scarce; NO.
easn, slo 50 Aprl. Lsrd1Prime steam, 1890
cash or March, sl0.75 April. Hogs arm at s5.i0
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs.
NEW YORK, March l6-Cottou-Ne, receipt
992 bales: gross, 49l3 bales; futures closed
strong sales. 10000 bales: March, Sl0.67ta
5000; April. slO.87@sl0.6s: NAV, $40 6.tDf
gust. sios78sl0 80: september, sio.sSa
Al0.S4 October. $40 SsnslO 4e; November,
si0.45@si0.47; December. il025@sl027.
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GENERAL rproN's SUICIDE.
mead. with "a Pistol tn Hts Hand.

s,. u,,,lian, Army 0fIicer Takes Ills Own
,,c.--a Battle-Ground Through the Month
IA ura,n Telling the StcryFears ola Tar
-t.heS Reputation.
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FANCY GOODS. Sc.

CTEYENS
OPENS TODAY
An immense assortment Of LADIES' sn! GEN.
TLEMEN's sATCHELs, BAGS, sad VA
Uses, from 81 to IS; ia Black, Red, BrowH--
all leather. See tbs stock before bayisy.
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our days VI rheumatism, according to an
iIhnols exchange, are wellnigh numbered.
81 Jacobs Oil enters 4 rheumatic territory
qua eon9uefs every subject. That's light.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
u,tch lQQI

sALEs.-300 Soulhside 3a's at l01 10 Connec-
ton at 50; 10 Atlanta and Chlrlotte at so. rs do
at 80 % do at so. 25 do. n: CO. 80 at 591l. 20 at
59ys; 20 Richmond and Danvl!e at 90a, 10 do. at
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Associated Press reports by telegraph 10 tie Dis
/ t,afch.t
pnesIprSTrAt. NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-Among the
nominations sent 10 the Senate to-day were
the following: l.. Dana Horton, OHIO, to
be secretary TO the commission on the part
Of the United States 10 attend the Interna-
tional Monetary Conference at Paris. Post
master, Robert +. Miner, at Newman, Ga.
Collectors Of Customs Alexandra G. Da-
Wis, district OF Beaufort, n. c.; Thomas r..
Black. district OF 81. Mary's, Ga; Thomas
l.. Broadwater, district Of Yickshurg. Miss.
Supervisor OF Customs, Joseph l.. Carton,
port OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
MR.. GAEFIELD's PRIVATE SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-J. stanley
Brown has been appointed private secre-
tary to the President. Brown Is young
man about twenty.four years OF age, ana
was formerly stenographer to Major rev.
ell, OF the smithsonian Institute, and went
with General Garfield in some capacity
while the latter was still in the House Of
Representatives. He was at Mentor during
the campaign, aud has been acting az the
Presidents secretary since the Inaugural
ton, though Colonel Rogers has nominally
held that position. -.
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ALLAN LINE lift,
Y or .-sszksssS
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

From BALTIMORE EVERY ALTERNATE
TIrkSnAY for LIVERPOOL rim QUEENsTowN
from BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY for LIVER
POOL ria LONDONDERRY. Extra steamers iror
GLASGOW, GALWAY. and LONDONDERRY.
This Line offers superb cabin accommodations,
and makes ssPECIALTY rs 10 kind treatment 10
Storage passengers. For outward and prepaid
tickets Apply 10 \. W. CARRIER, s26 east Main
IN ecI agent at Richmond, or 10 LEVE>& ALDEN,
General Passenger Agents, Z07 Broad"hy, New
Sork 05 south Fifth street. Philadelphia; ) state
s,re't Dosion fe 24-eOdIMy2l
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RICHMOND, fORh hiFsh AND hhrfhAhkt
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y TAKING Effect AUGUST Is, 1850
PASSENGER TRAINS
800 L. VI. cave Richmond daily Except sum
aayl connecting at West Point on
Tuesday. TIT RsDAY. aRd SAT-
ViIDAI with steamers Tor all land
ings on the York river and for Baltl'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. M Leave Richmond daily Except sun
lO:l5 A. M day., connecting at Vest Point with
STEAMERS for Baltimore on NoNDAr,
TuEsDAl,,. W Ed Esp AI.
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; With steamers Ter Proyi-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
fRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily iexcep'
sunday connecting ri West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
URDAY With steamers from Bait
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 y. Nh Arrive At Richmond daily .sdcep
6:35 4. u. sunday, connect.lg at West Pom
with steamers from Baltimore, New
YORK. Providence. aac HostOD.
No transfer OF freight At Richmond 10 or frou
southern points. Cars run through between Atlzn@
and West Point.
Careful handling sad dispatch, vita loves! rates
Through bills OF lsding, with gGNanissd rates
issued 10 all northern and western pcints.
Foo ~ formation, apply At ONCE OF the egnp~hv
7 wenty-third aud Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
suls IT. DOUGLAS. sansrinhhdeh"
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COMMERCIAL.
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. March IL 1851
SALES.
WUEAT.-L Lancaster, 400 bushels very GOO az .,
sI17. 146 bushels very good AZ sl2f nlNe1
ala bushels very good at 81 20. fuI'E w ou'"e''
sCoRT.-Wmle. 80 bushels prime at 6Oc': 90
bushels prime at soc; 200 bushels prime III o0c'
l2IS bushels very COED at Jec.
NIEAL-2a bm.hels XeIy g0on ~ ~.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. March TO- NooR Stocks steady
Money. so q per cent. Xchanse-loGs' $50
snOrr. 4S2t. state bonds inactive. Governments
Ersntng-Money, 3@6 per cent Exchange
$50. Governments steady; new IS, lOlh; new
AIS, llll: new A.. 1888. states iairV acilVe.
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Lynchburs Passenger Traiu, No. "A, Daily.
cave OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900 AN
Arrive BurheNi!e'..''.''.'... .....''...ll;31 ~ VI
Train Ne. IL connects At Burkeyille with Allan.
tic, Mississippi aud OHIO railroad fOr Farmyille,
Lynchburg, aud all sOuthwesler points
Trains Nos. : and AZ connect at >utherns with
Milton and SutheYm Narr0w-Gauge railroad for
AtOn.
Train No. 4S connects at salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad for Asheyille and all points
in Western North iarOliDr.
Trains Mr.. 50, As. and AZ connect AZ AIRLINE
Junction with Atlanta aud Charlotte Air Line rail-
way for all points south and Southwest. aud No.
2 connects al Charlotte with Charlotte Columbia
and Augusta railroad for all points South, South
east, and southwest.
| Train No. 30 stops only at Jetersvllc, brakes
| Branch, Barbsdae's, Danyillc Greensboro. and
salisbury.
Richmond 4:4S i. NJ. 1893 4. NJ, aud 7:lS 4. NJ.
| GOdsboro with Weldon aud Wilmington railroad
| Tor Weldon and Wilmington
PULLMAN-CAK SERVICE:
| On Train No. 5O-WashingtOn. Richmond, and
| Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4s-New York and Richmond, or
| Danyie and Atlanta.
| ON Train No. 42-Washngton. Richmond, aud
Danylle, and Danyille and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points south, southeast, and
| southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on Local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
4. NJ. X. TALCoTr, General superintendent.
f.O
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rOALAND WOOn-W EST VIRGINIA
~ sPLINT. best lump, 30 ne 1000 pound,
haiti 1880 per ton @ 2,eeo pounds, f,NE
WoOD 10 per cord IS per half cord. Al Kind, %
ANTHRAC1TE lowest cash prices. omces, 80
Broad s3reet, Opposite Theatre or 1900 ssty ~"
IL - ft ~
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WOOD AND Goa l

NTURACITE L.-THlS DAY
n nntoadus, 400 tons ANTHRACITE COAL
Egg. stove, and Che tDut siz,s-os beat lu%h'y'
those in want xfl please sesd Ia Their ORDERS
dealers fun nkhed on libesal terms.
''''''' WRIT ROBERTS,
fe22 Seventeenth a.1 GARY streets.
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" COMPANY. sassss = "a
FOR NEW YORK,

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Il IN
" COMPANY. s-xsSss
FOR NEW YORK.
Tn, comysny VII disnA.cn one oi tceif sp,i'ne
1.eamfrs-OLD DOlfINf ~. WfANOkE r, NAS'
HAITIAN, and RlCHAONE- every ] cSDAf ,
Friday, and SUNDAY 4 hl2h water
The fare, Accommodations, ana sttentioiH - III
SURPASSED. 40 o,...a
- sreyhts for points beyond HeF York forwards
With dispatch and charge made except sctaal en-
penses insured. ,e ..,A % I. ...,.,
for furt aer urOrInauOn Apply 70
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., sgspts
av1s nrfrp Caiananv's aharves. Rocset.'
PHILADELPHIA. RICH IL sEx,
I vOND. AND NORFOLK STgAm-.sssss1s9f
All; IISF-FOP PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RfVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RlNEb
TuREE TINES NEEK.--Uptil further no.
H.. the steamers OF THU Inc VIII make tri -weeAif
tr,na. leaving Philadelphia every UEsDA !
TA3JlRsDAY, and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and 81 SDAG, con
necttng ~ Philadelphia With Clydef Z" England
Line for Fall River. .- ,,. .r,,uvs
QUICK TIME-9REQUENT DEf --STUhts-
LOWEST RATES. n,
Freight received daily until O'Clock I; n,
JAaES w. MCCARRiCk,
General sout .ern Agent, Ricsmond, Va
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE Co.,
General Managers,
no2s No. IL South whAryes. iniiAdelphi..
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